By Fiona Macrae Forget life on Mars. The search for aliens is underway…in Yorkshire. Scientists are scouring Britain’s deepest mine for bugs able to survive in the extreme conditions of the red planet. The four-year probe could tell us what to look for on Mars – and where to find it. Scientists are looking for life on Mars by determining whether deep subsurface microbes found at Boulby might one day be found on the red planet. This picture shows Charles Cockell, Professor of Astrobiology at Edinburgh University, (right) and PhD student Sam Payler collecting samples a mile underground It could also provide insight into whether life on Earth could have actually started on Mars – meaning we are all actually Martians.
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Scientists are looking for signs of life deep in Boulby, a mine near Whitby
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Claim the salty conditions mimic the harsh environment found on Mars
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They hope it will give them an idea of the possibility of life on red planet
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Question: Professor @placeholder said: ‘There is absolutely no evidence for it but as a highly exploratory thought, you could go to Mars and look for Martian life and find that we have been Martians all along.’


By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 10:29 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:24 EST, 20 December 2013 A new report has cleared the Secret Service in any institutional wrongdoing and blamed the Colombian prostitution scandal on a few misbehaved agents. 'Although individual employees have engaged in misconduct or inappropriate behavior, we did not find evidence that misconduct is widespread,' the Inspector General's report says. The other most egregious example of professional misconduct came in the form of one incident in 2010 that was described as being 'similar to Cartagena. Brushing past it: The report says that the agency does not have institutional issues but just problems with certain agents who were found to solicit prostitutes and drink with locals while prepping for presidential visits
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Inspector General is releasing an 18-month investigation today that looked at the Colombian prostitution scandal of May 2012
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Says that the agents involved behaved inappropriately but the misconduct was limited to those men
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Even new Secret Service head Julia Pierson thinks that the report is flawed since it is based on an anonymous survey of agents who were effectively asked to report 'rumors and gossip'
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She said they have already implemented 11 of the 14 suggested safeguards
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Report also found out that a different agent 'engaged in sexual activity in exchange for money' earlier this year

Question: Scandal prone: The latest @placeholder incident happened in May of this year when an agent (not one of those pictured above) tried to get a bullet that he left in a woman's hotel room


(CNN) -- An American school founder who young Haitian men once hailed as a savior was sentenced Tuesday to nearly 20 years in prison for sexually abusing them. Douglas Perlitz, 40, was sentenced in federal court in New Haven, Connecticut, to 19 years and 7 months behind bars for abusing the Haitian men when they were boys under his care, said Bruce Foucart, special agent in charge of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Office of Homeland Security Investigations in Boston. "We're very pleased with the sentence," he said. "He was brought to justice and I hope it sends a strong message to people who are doing that or who are even thinking about doing that."
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Douglas Perlitz began a charitable school in Cap-Haitien
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He was believed to be a great humanitarian
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Perlitz admitted to engaging in sexual conduct with eight minors

Question: His response was: "Well, that's really hard because @placeholder has been doing this for the last 10 years."


A 23-year-old mother admitted to being high on marijuana the day her 4-year-old son was killed in a house fire in Keizer, Oregon. At a Monday court hearing, prosecutors also revealed that Niya Sosa-Martinez was previously convicted of child neglect in 2012, involving her son Andre and 6-year-old daughter who was at school when their home caught fire on Friday. Sosa-Martinez remained expressionless in court, though she did tear up when she was formally charged with second-degree manslaughter and endangering the welfare of a child. Scroll down for video Tragedy: Niya Sosa-Martinez (left) was charged on Monday with second-degree manslaughter and endangering the welfare of a child after her 4-year-old son Andre (right) was killed in a house fire
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Niya Sosa-Martinez's son Andre became trapped in their Keizer, Oregon home when it caught fire Friday afternoon
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The 4-year-old died in the blaze while his 23-year-old mother was able to escape to safety
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Sosa-Martinez's 6-year-old daughter was at school at the time
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Prosecutors revealed Monday that Sosa-Martinez had been convicted of child neglect before, in 2012
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She has been charged with second-degree manslaughter and endangering the welfare of a child and ordered held without bail

Question: Terrible loss: A neighbor described @placeholder as a 'happy little guy'.


Top BBC shows like Doctor Who, Top Gear and Strictly Come Dancing face being privatised under new cost-cutting plans at the corporation. Hundreds of millions of pounds’ worth of TV programmes currently produced by the BBC will no longer be protected from outside competition under reforms announced by director general Tony Hall today. In return, Lord Hall wants the BBC's in-house production company to be free to make shows directly for other broadcasters, particularly in America, in a bid to generate millions of pounds. Shows like Top Gear are currently made by the BBC's in-house production arm. Under proposals by the corporation's chief Lord Hall, BBC producers will have to compete with private companies
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BBC chief Tony Hall wants private companies to compete to make shows
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BBC insists reforms are not privatisation as profits will stay at Corporation
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Channel 4 boss Lords Burns says he would buy programmes from BBC
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Question: The BBC insisted its top programmes would not be 'privatised', as all the revenue generated would come back to the @placeholder and ploughed back into more programming.


(CNN) -- Surrounded by expensive pieces of Chinese art purchased from auction houses in London and New York, Wang Zhongjun, China's 50-year old film mogul, appears the very model of a modern Chinese entrepreneur. Luxuriating with his wealth, Wang explains that all the success, money and pieces of art he has gathered thanks to his film and TV production company, Huayi Brothers Media, wasn't very carefully planned. "Our [company] goals weren't very clear so and we didn't know if it was a good idea or not [to make films]. Maybe we didn't find it difficult because our goals weren't clear," he told CNN.
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Wang Zhongjun is one half of siblings who run China's Huayi Brothers Media company
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Firm has become China's most influential film production company
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Now a multi-millionaire, Wang once delivered pizzas while living in the U.S.

Question: "The most important thing is, regardless if it's an @placeholder or a Chinese company; we have to make good films to keep our audience happy," he said.


In just a single minute on the web 216,000 photos are shared on Instagram, a total of £54,000 ($83,000) sales take place on Amazon, there are 1.8 million likes on Facebook and three days worth of video is uploaded to YouTube. Cashback site Qmee has created an infographic that shows this information as well as how many tweets are sent, photos are viewed, Skype calls are made, domains are registered and more in 60 seconds. The graphic pulls information and figures from PC Mag, Business Insider and other sites to create a the snapshot. Google performs 2 million searches each minute and 72 hours worth of video is uploaded to YouTube within the space of 60 seconds.
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This includes 72 hours of video uploaded to YouTube and 278,000 tweets

Question: There are almost four times more @placeholder searches than a year ago, and 180,000 more tweets are sent


Washington (CNN) -- First the Obama administration and the intelligence community said there was no program gathering Americans' data. Then they said the government was only gathering focused bits of data and only on foreign targets. Then they admitted intelligence operatives were gathering large amounts of data but not accessing it unless a court first gave the OK. Now it appears there are thousands of times each year when the data of Americans not suspected of having anything to do with terrorism are gathered. "Can you understand, though, why some people might not trust what you're saying right now about wanting ..., " a reporter asked President Barack Obama last week at a White House news conference.
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New report raises more concerns over NSA surveillance programs
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Obama: Americans would be comfortable with programs if they knew all about them
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Obama says programs not being abused; later report says NSA often breaks privacy rules
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Question: Rogers: "So the technology does not exist for any individual or group of individuals at the @placeholder to flip a switch to listen to Americans' phone calls or read their e-mails?"


The Copa Libertadores provided one of the most eventful matches in recent memory when Montevideo Wanderers welcomed Venezuelan side Zamora to Uruguay. Five goals, five red cards and a wonder strike followed by an impressive bowling-ball strike celebration. Montevideo came out 3-2 winners after scoring two late goals but the game is likely to be remembered for Arles Flores' strike and funny celebration for Zamora. VIDEO: Scroll down for the wonder goal and superb celebration Arles Flores (centre) rifles home a 35-yard strike for Zamora to put them 2-1 up against Montevideo Wanderers goalkeeper Leandro Burian is helpless as the ball flies past him and into the back of the net
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Copa Libertadores game between Montevideo and Zamora finished 3-2
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Five goals, five red cards, a wonder goal and the 'bowling ball' celebration
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Zamora's Arles Flores scored a wonder goal before celebrating with team
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Their were only 17 players on the pitch at the final whistle
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Question: The 35-yard strike is one that @placeholder is unlikely to forget and his celebration matched the finish


By Mark Bryans Ronald Koeman sang the praises of Morgan Schneiderlin after the Tottenham target showed he still has Southampton's best interests at heart by sinking West Ham. Schneiderlin recently claimed his six-year stay at Southampton had been destroyed in an hour - but he needed less time than that to leave West Ham's defence in pieces at Upton Park and set up a 3-1 win for manager Koeman's first three points in England. The Hammers had led through Mark Noble's deflected effort, but France midfielder Schneiderlin levelled on the stroke of half-time, curling home after his initial shot was blocked by Joey O'Brien.
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The midfielder scored twice during Southampton's 3-1 win at West Ham
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Morgan Schneiderlin has been a target of Premiership rivals Tottenham
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Saints boss Ronald Koeman hailed his attitude during a fine performance
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The victory was Ronald Koeman's first league win as Southampton boss
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West Ham manager Sam Allardyce says Southampton taught them a lesson

Question: Double: Tottenham target Morgan Schneiderlin scored twice as Southampton won 3-1 at @placeholder


LONDON, England (CNN) -- As the lights went down in the theater the low murmur built to a thunderous ovation as the odd-looking man in the crumpled suit and bowler hat took to the stage. Tom Waits in Paris on the European leg of his tour. The excitement that greeted the eccentric American singer songwriter Tom Waits' appearance in Edinburgh last month may come as a surprise to the many, who have never heard of him. The 58-year-old has stayed for most of his four-decade career on the edge of the music mainstream. This is despite a showering of critical acclaim and a host of high-profile fans including the movie star Scarlett Johansson, who recently recorded an album of Waits covers.
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Singer songwriter Tom Waits has won critical acclaim for his music
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His strange tales of the seedy side of America have attracted a cult following
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The actress Scarlett Johansson is a fan and recorded a recent tribute album
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Waits counts U.S. writers Jack Kerouac and Charles Bukowski as influences

Question: He said the record was a search for the "center of Saturday night," a quest he said that @placeholder himself had "relentlessly chased from one end of this country to the other, and I've attempted to scoop up a few diamonds of this magic that I see."


By Chris Wheeler Follow @@ChrisWheelerDM Two of England’s greatest goalscorers, Sir Bobby Charlton and Alan Shearer, backed Wayne Rooney to shine at the World Cup. Rooney, who has failed to score in the last two tournaments in Germany and South Africa, is coming under pressure for his place in Brazil after another  lacklustre showing against Peru  last week. But as England prepare to face Ecuador tonight, Charlton, whose international record of 49 goals puts him 11 ahead of Rooney, thinks that the Manchester United striker is the only truly world-class player in Roy Hodgson’s squad. Time to shine: Wayne Rooney will start for England against Ecuador
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Wayne Rooney's position coming under scrutiny
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Sir Bobby Charlton says Rooney is England's only star
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Alan Shearer says Rooney should start against Italy but then it is up to him to prove himself

Question: Time to impress: @placeholder will look to get on the score sheet against Ecuador


(CNN) -- Egypt's democratically elected parliament met Monday for the first time since President Hosni Mubarak was ousted last year. But even with Mubarak out of power and facing criminal charges, Egypt still has a long way to go. The protests started exactly one year ago, on January 25. Many Egyptians say they are frustrated with the pace of change. There have even been violent clashes between protesters and the military, which has led the country since Mubarak resigned February 11. (Thousands gather in Cairo on anniversary) CNN's Ben Wedeman recently spoke to some prominent Egyptians about the country's "unfinished revolution" and why there is still unrest.
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Hosni Mubarak is no longer in power, but protests continue in Egypt
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CNN's Ben Wedeman talked to prominent Egyptians to find out why the country is still in turmoil
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ElBaradei: The military has zero experience in managing the country politically
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Newspaper publisher: Building a democracy takes time; we must be patient

Question: Being a revolutionary myself and being in the street and taking part in these clashes, you know that all these people are fighting for a better @placeholder.

Question: I had been demonstrating for many years under the @placeholder regime, which is why it is ironic that the most times I've ever been beaten, the most times I've ever felt the threat of danger, was after Mubarak stepped down.


(CNN)An electrical failure ignited a dry,15-foot-tall Christmas tree in a fire that destroyed an Annapolis, Maryland, mansion, killing four children and their grandparents, Anne Arundel County fire officials said Wednesday. Technology executive Don Pyle; his wife, Sandra; and four grandchildren died in what Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives agent Bill McMullan called "a tragic accident that occurred at the worst possible time while the Pyles and their grandchildren were sleeping." "The involvement of the Christmas tree explains the heavy fire conditions," Fire Chief  Allan Graves said at a news conference. The grandchildren have been identified as Alexis (Lexi) Boone, 8; Kaitlyn (Katie) Boone, 7; Charlotte Boone, 8; and Wesley (Wes) Boone, 6. They were the children of Sandra Pyle's sons, Randy and Clint Boone.
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Four children and their grandparents died in fire at Annapolis mansion
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Technology executive Don Pyle owned the house

Question: "While the explanation that has been shared with us today does not bring solace, it does start us down the long road to acceptance," a statement Wednesday from the @placeholder and Pyle families said.


Essendon players face the prospect of suspensions after the AFL club lost its court battle with Australia's anti-doping authority over its supplements program. Justice John Middleton took just 30 minutes to deliver the finding in the Federal Court on Friday. He ruled the  nature of the investigation by ASADA and the AFL was legal, meaning current and past players may now face suspensions as a result. Scroll down for video AFL Essendon coach James Hird and the Essendon Football Club has had its case against the ASADA anti-doping agency dismissed The sidelined coach was present at Friday's ruling in the Federal Court handed down by  Justice John Middleton
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Allegations that the Anti-doping agency's investigation was unlawful was dismissed on Friday
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Justice John Middleton handed down the ruling in the Federal Court
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past and present players of the Essendon club now face suspensions
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The club and Hird have until October 1 to appeal the decision
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Justice Middle order they also  pay the court

Question: He said ASADA acted for a proper purpose in providing the report to the @placeholder in its bit to pursue disciplinary action against the club and its officials, including Hird.

Question: He also did not accept evidence that @placeholder was threatened and pressured into accepting responsibility for the AFL club's supplements program.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 20:08 EST, 4 August 2012 | UPDATED: 02:06 EST, 5 August 2012 The men came from different walks of life on two continents: a children's puppeteer in Florida, a hotel manager in Massachusetts, an emergency medical technician in Kansas, a day care worker in the Netherlands. In all, 43 men have been arrested over the past two years in a horrific, far-flung child porn network that unravelled like a sweater with a single loose thread. In this case, the thread was a stuffed toy bunny. Tracing back: Robert Mikelsons, a 27-year-old day care worker in Amsterdam was found having abused a woman's 18-month-old boy photographed holding a toy rabbit
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43 men have been arrested in connection to a circulating pornographic photo containing a Dutch toy bunny
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Photo of 18-month-old holding bunny tracked back to day care worker in Amsterdam
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Question: Last week, they arrested another @placeholder man after finding child pornography and photos of what appeared to be dead children on his computer.


(CNN) -- The Hong Kong Sevens rugby tournament is universally acclaimed as the premier event of its kind and if you've been lucky enough to attend, you'll know why. Arguably the biggest event on the Hong Kong sports and social calendar, the tournament is renowned for the standard of rugby and also for the vibrant, carefree ambiance in the stands. Hong Kong Stadium hosts the event every spring and the 40,000 seats are always sold out. It was founded by the Hong Kong Football Club in 1976 and for the first six years the event was played at a more modest venue, tucked inside the racehorse track at Happy Valley.
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"The Vandals" rugby team from Hong Kong was on the island playing in a tournament
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Four separate rugby teams from Taiwan, Indonesia, Singapore and Hong Kong lost 27 players
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The Vandals hold an annual memorial to honor the players who died that day

Question: Many of the players involved at the time of @placeholder have finished playing or moved on to other cities.

Question: It wasn't just the @placeholder that was scarred by Bali.


This collection of rare color photos of Berlin in 1937, taken by Thomas Neumann and uncovered from Norwegian archives, show life in the German capital during a tumultuous decade. They capture scenes in the vibrant city, which was under the iron grip of Adolf Hitler and his Third Reich at the very height of his power. Yet just eight years later the city was in ruins as Russians and Allies occupied it in victory. But at the time these images were taken, Hitler's Berlin was vibrant. Hitler had taken power after the collapse of the democratic Weimar Republic in 1933 as severe economic problems caused by the Great Depression drove ordinary Germans into the far-right party's arms.
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Uncovered images show glimpse into life in the city as it lurches toward war
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Question: Power: Hitler had consolidated his power by the mid-1930s, thanks to widespread disillusionment with the @placeholder


Madrid (CNN) -- Before Sunday's elections in Catalonia, Artur Mas, president of the region's parliament, promised a referendum on independence for one of Spain's most important regions if he won re-election. But after the election, Mas has a more difficult task because his center-right Convergence and Union coalition lost 12 of its 62 seats, a strong setback for a party that was hoping to gain a simple majority in the 135-seat legislative body. The Catalan Republican Left party was the big winner in the elections, winning 21 seats, according to the Catalonia elections web site, which reported 98% of the votes had been counted.
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Ruling party had hoped to win enough seats for simple majority
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Another party that supports independence makes big gains
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More than a million Catalans demonstrated for independence in September
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Catalans complain of cultural repression and economic slights dating to centuries

Question: @placeholder has its own flag and language -- Catalan -- and various analysts say the economic crisis has brought long-simmering nationalist sentiment to the forefront.

Question: @placeholder argues that it sends far more in taxes to Madrid than it gets back in central government spending, and that Catalan taxes help support poorer Spanish regions.

Question: The regions administer key public services such as health and education, and in @placeholder's case, also the police and prisons.


(CNN)  -- Novak Djokovic left the Arthur Ashe Stadium Court to jeers and catcalls after his U.S. Open quarterfinal victory over Andy Roddick on Thursday night. Novak Djokovic celebrates after defeating Andy Roddick at the U.S. Open on Thursday. The Flushing Meadows crowd was enraged by comments the Serbian made in his post-match interview in which he criticized home favorite Roddick in no uncertain terms. Djokovic had been angered by apparently light-hearted remarks made by Roddick in which he accused the world number three of feigning injuries. "That's not nice, anyhow, to say in front of this crowd that I have 16 injuries and that I'm faking," Djokovic blurted out after his four-set victory.
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Novak Djokovic beats Andy Roddick in U.S. Open quarterfinal clash
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Djokovic is jeered off court after post-match comments about Roddick
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Roddick had accused the Serbian of feigning injuries, both later apologize
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Question: After working his way back from a huge deficit, @placeholder was two points from forcing a fifth set at 5-4, 30-love in the fourth.

Question: Third seed Djokovic was advancing to a semifinal meeting with former world number one Roger Federer, a rematch of last year's U.S. Open final, which @placeholder won for his fourth consecutive title at Flushing Meadows.


author] Tearful: Gordon Ramsay has admitted he cried after his New York restaurant, The London, lost both its Michelin stars With his impassioned outbursts in the kitchen, Gordon Ramsay has been known for reducing others to tears. But the celebrity chef reveals he was the one reaching for his tissues when his New York restaurant was stripped of both its Michelin stars. Gordon Ramsay says he was 'very emotional' after The London lost its prestigious two-star rating last year. Michelin withdrew the much-desired stars and branded the food served at the posh Manhattan eatery as 'erratic'. During his appearance on a Norwegian television show, the 47-year-old chef said: 'I started crying when I lost my stars. It's a very emotional thing for any chef.
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The London diner stripped of Michelin stars following 'erractic' standards
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Downgrading came just months after contract with Claridges ended
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Ramsay has also not renewed Channel 4 contract after falling ratings for Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares

Question: Nightmare ends: Ramsay will not renew his Channel 4 series, @placeholder's Kitchen Nightmares


(CNN) -- Nigeria's government is facing rising religious violence in the north, a long-simmering separatist movement in the oil-rich south and now a nationwide strike fueled by widespread anger over the end of fuel subsidies seen by many as one of the few benefits of living in the largely impoverished state. The issues, all intertwined in Nigeria's complicated web of political, ethnic and religious relationships and rivalries, add up to a difficult challenge for the government of President Goodluck Jonathan, who just a few days ago promised a renewed focus on economic, fiscal and education reforms in 2012. "Jonathan is a president under fire. His actions over the last week are that of a desperate president," Nigerian political journalist Terfa Tilley-Gyado said.
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Nigeria's president is under fire for his government's elimination of a popular fuel subsidy
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Goodluck Jonathan says ending the subsidy is critical for Nigeria's future

Question: "With the fuel subsidy, he has put the cart before the horse and has not assured @placeholder that the austerity measures that have been imposed on them are being shared by the those who rule the country," he said.


SeaWorld is facing more scrutiny after a dolphin at one of its parks bit a nine-year-old girl earlier this month. The beleaguered park’s San Antonio Dolphin Cove has come under fire from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals after a dolphin bit the young girl during a February 22nd visit with her family. PETA has asked Texas authorities to investigate the park because it allows visitors to touch the sea mammals, which it calls an ‘animal welfare violation,’ according to a complaint obtained by ABC News. CHomp: THe dolphin latched on to the nine-year-old girl's hand strongly enough to require park staff to force it to release her
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The nine-year-old girl was bitten during a February 22 visit
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She suffered only minor injuries, but PETA wants the incident investigated as proof of violations of the 'animal welfare act'

Question: Another @placeholder lawyer argued in the complaint that the park’s entire concept is flawed.

Question: ‘SeaWorld’s ‘@placeholder’ is another example of how the park’s main priority is profit, not the welfare of the animals or the safety of its guests,’ he continued.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN)  -- British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has dismissed a suggestion that a withdrawal by UK troops from their base in the southern Iraqi city of Basra was a defeat, insisting it was an "organized" move. A British army corporal lowers the Union Flag during a ceremony in Basra on Monday. Brown, speaking as 500 British troops completed their withdrawal from Basra Palace, said Monday troops would still be able to intervene in the city in "certain circumstances." Asked if the move was a "pull-out in defeat ... a retreat," Brown told the BBC: "Let me make this very clear. This is a pre-planned, and this is an organized move from Basra Palace to Basra Air Station."
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UK PM Gordon Brown defends withdrawal of UK troops from Iraqis base
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Move from Basra Palace consolidates British troops at Basra's airport
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Brown: Troops can still intervene in the city in "certain circumstances"

Question: Previously, the British had handed over two other bases to the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- There were triumph and tears, joy and sorrow at the World Cup final between Argentina and Germany. But regardless of whichever team you were supporting, there were some moments Sunday that were just bizarre. Here are our top 5: 1. Good girl gone bad: Rihanna was so excited about Germany's win, she decided to give the crowd a celebratory flash. But let's not get too excited, fellas: This was not the topless kind. The pop singer has been an avid fan of the World Cup, and her tweeted commentary throughout the tournament rivaled ESPN's. Highlights include a picture of her scantily clad with the message: "For my German boys." The team must have appreciated the gesture: They later brought the trophy to her.
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Lukas Podolski gets camera happy
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LeBron James makes news -- and it's not about basketball
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Rodrigo Palacio's "rat tail" makes waves worldwide

Question: Argentina's @placeholder came into the game toward the end and provided a hairy distraction during a long wait for a goal -- long enough for "Rat tail" and #rattail to trend briefly.


By Simon Cable and J J Anisiobi PUBLISHED: 07:59 EST, 26 December 2012 | UPDATED: 20:20 EST, 26 December 2012 Maybe it was on too late. Or maybe it was on too long. Whatever the reason, thousands of viewers snubbed Downton Abbey on Christmas Day. Although it had been tipped to be a runaway ratings success, the ITV1 drama was beaten by five other shows. The period drama recorded its lowest ever viewing figure and was watched by almost a million fewer people than last year’s Christmas special, managing only 7.3million. Unforeseen: Matthew Crawley (Dan Stevens) and his wife Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery) and their baby in TV drama Downton Abbey. Matthew had just left the maternity hospital when he was killed in a car crash
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ITV period drama pulled in 7.3m viewers compared to 9.4m for EastEnders
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Downton also trounced by Coronation Street and Strictly Come Dancing
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Fourth year in a row EastEnders has triumphed in Christmas Day ratings

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London, England (CNN) -- Two U.S. senators from New Jersey intensified their calls for the British and Scottish governments -- and oil giant BP -- to provide information surrounding the circumstances of the convicted Lockerbie bomber's release a year ago. The British government urged Libya on Friday not to celebrate the anniversary of the convicted bomber's release, saying it would be "offensive and deeply insensitive" to the families of the 270 people killed in the 1988 bombing of a Pan Am flight over Scotland. Also Friday, the Obama administration again blasted the decision by Scotland to release Abdelbeset Ali Mohmed al Megrahi from prison exactly a year ago on compassionate grounds due to a diagnosis of terminal cancer.
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Two U.S. senators call for the British and Scottish governments and BP to furnish information
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UK: Celebrating bomber's release would be "offensive and deeply insensitive"
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Al Megrahi was released a year ago on humanitarian grounds

Question: U.S. senators also have repeatedly voiced suspicions that @placeholder released al Megrahi as part of a deal allowing BP to drill off the Libyan coast.


By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 07:59 EST, 6 July 2013 | UPDATED: 09:50 EST, 6 July 2013 It is one of the more unlikely summer trends of 2013, but thanks to one high fashion label’s love for children’s building blocks, plastic is back. Chanel’s £5,000 ‘Lego’ clutch bag has been seen slung over the shoulders of celebrities such as Rita Ora, Rihanna and the Kardashian clan. The tiny Plexiglass bag bears a striking similarity to the Danish children’s toy bricks, but its price is far from an actual Lego box. Scroll down for video Plastic fan: Rita Ora wears the £5,370 Chanel 'Lego' clutch during a night out at Soho's The Box
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Chanel's £5,370 'Lego' clutch bag is the 'must-have' bag this summer
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Despite its plastic fantastic price tag - the limited edition bag is sold out
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Rita Ora, Kim Kardashian and Rihanna have been seen with the clutch

Question: Child's play: The Plexiglass Lego clutch was only made in limited edition and has already sold out, despite being twice as expensive as a classic quilted @placeholder bag


For at least a decade I have been bombarded with proclamations from friends and strangers that Croatia is the most beautiful place in the world. Having travelled a fair portion of the planet in my 28 years, I denied that anywhere could match Rome, my favourite city. But at last I decided to put it to the test - and found myself sitting at Gatwick Airport, arms tightly folded, marinaded in a light scepticism. Our time was limited, so we chose just three portions of Croatia, starting in Dubrovnik. We landed at 9pm and were taken straight to our hotel, the Valamar President Hotel up in the hills, a ten-minute drive from the popular old town. From the outside it looks like a golf course. From the inside, it looks like somewhere Brangelina would stay. (Cue me immediately looking around for Brangelina. They weren't there.)
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The radio presenter decided on a tour of Dubrovnik, Split and Brac
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Loved Dubrovnik’s beaches but had a painful encounter with a sea urchin
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In Split, she discovered the city was full of life with plenty of bars and clubs
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Hopped on a ferry to Brac where she soaked up the sun in its pretty coves
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She even encountered some (very hot) Roman centurions on her trip

Question: The final day was spent wandering around Split's lovely old town, full to the brim with people wearing ancient @placeholder clothing acting out historical scenes in the streets to the delight of the crowds, mostly the women.


By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 05:45 EST, 24 July 2012 | UPDATED: 06:43 EST, 24 July 2012 A dying car crash victim begged a rescuer to leave him and save his two unconscious friends still trapped in a car wreck just moments before it exploded into flames. Jason Kenealy, 32, had been pulled clear of a Vauxhall Corsa by a passerby after it crashed into another vehicle and burst into flames. His best friend Carl Yates, 25, was driving and pleaded guilty to causing Mr Kenealy's death by driving carelessly while under the influence of alcohol two times over the legal limit.
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Jason Kenealy was fatally injured in the crash but insisted his rescuer save his two friends still trapped in the car
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The driver Carl Yates started his five year and four month jail sentence after pleading guilty to careless driving whilst twice the legal drink driving limit
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The car collided with another vehicle carrying a family of five who suffered a range of injuries
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Kevin Willis rescued the three men before the Vauxhall Corsa blew up
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The three men in the Corsa were not wearing seatbelts

Question: Mr @placeholder, a 50-year-old truck driver, went back into the burning car twice to pull out the other two men, laying them down on grass just as the car blew up.


(CNN) -- Alexis Murphy was last seen at a gas station earlier this month, and though police have arrested a suspect in her abduction, his attorney tells a CNN affiliate his client split ways with the 17-year-old after a drug deal. Her disappearance set off a search that extended for 30 miles outside of Lovingston, Virginia, and involved helicopters, search parties with canine units, the Nelson County Sheriff's Office, Virginia State Police and FBI. Alexis left her Shipman, Virginia, home to visit Lynchburg on August 3, and police have surveillance video showing her at a Lovingston gas station, according to affiliate WVIR-TV in Charlottesville.
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Alexis Murphy, 17, disappeared August 3, according to CNN affiliates
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Suspect says through lawyer he was not last person to see the teen
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Attorney says police should look for a man with cornrows, Caprice
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The senior volleyball player was looking at colleges, her aunt tells station

Question: She told him to meet at another location in @placeholder and they rode up there in both cars," the lawyer told the station.


(CNN) -- The U.S. and Russian ambassadors to the United Nations have exchanged a flurry of Twitter posts about the controversial punk rock band Pussy Riot. Meanwhile, Russian media suggested a Russian athlete in the Sochi Games may have been sporting an image supporting Pussy Riot on his snowboard Thursday in what could be the Olympics' first protest. In the diplomatic dispute, Samantha Power, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, apparently initiated the exchange with a Russian counterpart when she tweeted Wednesday about meeting formerly imprisoned band members Maria Alyokhina and Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, both of whom were released in December.
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U.S., Russian ambassadors to U.N. exchange words over Pussy Riot, prison conditions
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Three members of punk rock band Pussy Riot recently served Russian prison terms
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A Russian athlete has an apparent Pussy Riot image on his snowboard, agency says
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"Anything is possible," Winter Olympian says, adding, "I wasn't the designer"

Question: Power posted a photograph of herself with the two punk rockers, who "came by to discuss their time in jail," @placeholder tweeted.


DENVER, Colorado (CNN)  -- On a historic night for America, Barack Obama secured the Democratic Party's nomination for president and emerged for the first time on stage in Denver with running mate Sen. Joe Biden. Obama on Wednesday officially became the first African American to lead a major party ticket. Delegates cried and cheered as former rival Sen. Hillary Clinton motioned to cut the roll call vote short, saying "Let's declare together with one voice right here, right now, that Barack Obama is our candidate and he will be our president." The dramatic move was carefully choreographed to put down any fears of a divided party following the protracted primary battle. Watch emotional crowd nominate Obama »
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Barack Obama becomes first African American to lead major party ticket
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Delegates cry, cheer during historic night
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Former President Bill Clinton says Obama is ready to lead
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VP nominee Joe Biden slams Republican John McCain, his long-time friend

Question: The six-term senator pointed to his friendship with @placeholder, but said "I profoundly disagree with the direction that John wants to take the country."


By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:59 EST, 17 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:45 EST, 18 November 2013 The embattled mayor of Toronto has admitted to getting 'professional help' for his emotional problems, but still insists he isn't an addict and doesn't need drug treatment. Rob Ford made a very public appearance today at a Canadian Football League playoff game to cheer on the Toronto Argonauts - despite the CFL commissioner's pleas that he stay away from the game. The Toronto city council voted Friday to strip the mayor of some of his powers. That effort will continue Monday when the council moves to deny Ford most of his remaining powers, including his office budget. It would also appoint the deputy mayor to lead his executive committee.
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Mayor Rob Ford was asked to steer clear of today's Canadian Football League playoff game by the CFL commissioner
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Ford, an avid Toronto Argonauts fan, showed up anyway
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The Toronto city council is voting Monday on whether to strip Ford of nearly all his powers

Question: He was wearing a jersey for his beloved @placeholder at the time - a custom shirt that reads 'Major Ford' on the back.


They are the rubble-strewn relics of a forgotten age of bustling prosperity: a mosque, a minaret, a hospital and a marketplace. Now in ruins, they have been destroyed by a war that is not only killing generations of Syrians but also history itself. And as these before and after pictures show, a heritage built over more than 5,000 years is being slowly buried under rubble. The ancient Umayyad Mosque of Aleppo was once an imposing testament to ancient Syrian architecture, and said to be home to the remains of Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist. Imposing: The ancient Umayyad Mosque of Aleppo was once an imposing testament to ancient Syrian architecture, and said to be home to the remains of Zechariah, the father of John the Baptist
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Images show once bustling centres of commerce and culture now lying silent
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They include Aleppo's ancient Umayyad Mosque and Souq Bab Antakya
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A once state of the art hospital is now a shell and a key minaret ruined
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By Ben Endley PUBLISHED: 11:23 EST, 6 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:36 EST, 6 February 2014 Jayne Goodwin died in hospital after falling from her horse Kali A primary school teacher has died after she was thrown off a horse in a freak riding accident. Jayne Goodwin, 44, had attempted to mount her six-year-old Freisian horse, Kali, during an evening ride with two friends in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. The horse suddenly bolted before Jayne had properly mounted. She was found bleeding and unconscious on the ground just yards from the stables. Miss Goodwin suffered massive brain injuries and died three weeks after the accident when the decision was taken to switch off her life-support machine on January 29.
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Jayne Goodwin, 44, died after falling while out riding in Wakefield, West Yorkshire
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Friend says her horse bolted in the darkness while Jayne was not properly attached
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Suffered massive brain injuries and her life support machine was switched off on Jan 29

Question: '@placeholder was sat in the saddle but she didn’t have the right stirrup on.


By Chris Hastings PUBLISHED: 17:02 EST, 9 February 2013 | UPDATED: 03:02 EST, 11 February 2013 It was a victory over the censors the irrepressible Michael Winner would savour for the rest of his life. The director never tired of telling how he and 50 VIP supporters stopped the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) cutting a ‘sadistic’ scene of Faye Dunaway whipping a topless woman from his 1983 romp The Wicked Lady. But now the author Fay Weldon, one of the figures who publicly backed Winner, has revealed that he duped her and her fellow celebrities into siding with him.
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Censors wanted to cut a 'sadistic' whipping scene from The Wicked Lady
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Supporter Fay Weldon claims Winner showed her doctored version of the scene to dupe her into siding with him against the BBFC

Question: She says: ‘@placeholder sent me a video of the film prior to its release and I remember thinking it was on the verge of being exploitative but I didn’t think there was anything that should be cut.


Novak Djokovic began his began his challenge for a hat-trick of ATP World Tour Finals triumphs in London with a 6-1 6-1 demolition of Croatia's Marin Cilic on Monday. The Serbian world number one produced a ruthless display against a ragged U.S. Open champion, opening his Group A account with a 56-minute masterclass. The 27-year-old has now won 28 consecutive matches indoors dating back to 2012 and should he win his remaining two group matches against Stanislas Wawrinka and Tomas Berdych he will be guaranteed to end the year on top of the rankings. Novak Djokovic raises his hands in victory after defeating Marin Cilic 6-1 6-1 at the ATP World Tour Finals
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Novak Djokovic defeated Marin Cilic 6-1 6-1 at ATP World Tour Finals
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World No 1 is favourite to win London O2 event and retain his ranking
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Stan Wawrinka earlier defeated Thomas Berdych by the same score

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By Keith Gladdis and Paul Revoir Channel 4 went ahead and broadcast an uncensored repeat of its Big Fat Quiz of the Year 2012 last night despite hundreds of complaints about its vile jokes. The panel show, presented by Jimmy Carr, caused outrage when it was first shown on Sunday. It featured comedian Jack Whitehall and actor James Corden apparently getting drunk as they made lewd jokes about the Queen, Barack Obama, Usain Bolt and Susan Boyle. Some of the most offensive comments – about the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh – were made within minutes of the 9pm watershed.
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Comedy panel show featured vile sexual slurs minutes after 9pm watershed
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Television watchdog received at least 140 complaints about quiz's content
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Ofcom under pressure to investigate why programme aired during holidays
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Both Channel 4 and members of the board have so far refused to comment

Question: @placeholder is in receipt of public money so it needs to be accountable to public opinion.'


(CNN) -- On December 15, 2001, Pakistani border troops came across some 30 al Qaeda fighters in a mountain pass. They had fled the U.S. bombardment of Tora Bora, Osama bin Laden's last stronghold in Afghanistan. The group turned out to be members of the al Qaeda leader's security detail, and U.S. intelligence swiftly dubbed them the "Dirty Thirty." They were transferred to U.S. custody in Kandahar and then moved to the Guantanamo Bay detention camp in Cuba early in 2002. It soon transpired most of the "Dirty Thirty" were from Yemen, a country where al Qaeda has an even greater presence today than it did before 9/11.
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WikiLeaks releases documents on al Qaeda detainees from Yemen
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Among the detainees are the "Dirty Thirty," part of Osama bin Laden's security detail
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Documents describe several religious institutes in Yemen as recruiters for al Qaeda

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Question: The Guantanamo documents suggest that Yemen remains a recruiting ground for al Qaeda, with one written in 2008 saying Yemeni sheikhs "continue to recruit Yemeni youth to participate in hostilities against @placeholder and coalition forces."


By David Wilkes PUBLISHED: 19:00 EST, 10 January 2013 | UPDATED: 10:39 EST, 11 January 2013 It may be the 'smallest room', but paying a visit here you will be privy to the grandest view in London. From this WC in The Shard you can marvel at landmarks including the Tower of London and HMS Belfast as you gaze across the River Thames. It is on the 68th floor of the £2billion development, 800ft up the 1,016ft high skyscraper, western Europe's tallest, which opens to visitors next month. Scroll down for video Room with a view: This toilet on the 68th floor of The Shard, Europe's tallest building, will be available for public use when The View visitor centre opens next month
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From this WC you can marvel at landmarks including the Tower of London and HMS Belfast
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It is on the 68th floor of the £2billion development, 800ft up the 1,016ft high skyscraper
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Next month's opening day for the attraction, known as The View from the Shard, is sold out

Question: On the way up: Display screens at the entrance to @placeholder at The Shard displays ticket prices and the times that entrance is available throughout the day


WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- President Obama's ambitious strategy for Afghanistan and neighboring Pakistan, dubbed "Afpak" by administration officials, will face its first test Wednesday when he meets with the leaders of both countries -- neither of which is seen as able to maintain stability and fight strengthening Islamic insurgencies. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari will meet with Afghanistan's president and President Obama. The president will meet separately with Afghan President Hamid Karzai and Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari before holding a joint session with the two leaders. The leaders also will hold talks at the State Department, FBI, CIA and on Capitol Hill.
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Obama to meet with leaders of Afghanistan, Pakistan on Wednesday
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President's ambitious agenda for nations faces its first critical test
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Recent Taliban gains in nuclear-armed Pakistan especially worrisome
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Analysis: Lack of influence with the populace could weaken Obama's hand

Question: But despite the belief by many in Washington it is time for Karzai to go, the Afghan president arrived this week in @placeholder virtually assured re-election, having persuaded his main opposition not to run against him.


By Iona Kirby and Nadia Mendoza PUBLISHED: 16:59 EST, 25 July 2012 | UPDATED: 01:52 EST, 26 July 2012 As Kristen Stewart and Rupert Sanders attempt to rebuild their broken relationships, the Snow White And The Huntsman director's wife believed they had already conquered their marriage woes. In a frank interview, just two weeks ago with YOU magazine, Liberty Ross revealed her ten-year marriage had suffered due to Rupert's catapulting career in Tinseltown - which led to his absence. Following last night's news - and photographic evidence - that the 41-year-old engaged in infidelities with the Twilight actress during a tryst last Tuesday, the 'absence' of which Liberty speaks now casts a sinister new light.
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Model and actress has two children with British director
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Snow White And The Huntsman filmmaker caught kissing Kristen Stewart
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Rupert apologised in public statement to his 'beautiful wife and heavenly children'

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(CNN) -- It seems like everybody loves a good scandal except the people involved in it. How must it feel to be Jill Kelley right now? Talking heads, journalists and the Chatty Cathys everywhere are telling stories about her and how she might be tied to the downfall of America's top spy, David Petraeus. National security secrets could be at stake, though no one has offered proof of a breach. Jill Kelley, honorary consul She's kept quiet, yet details of her personal life are quickly leaking out. Reports don't reveal much except that she's a socialite who threw charity events for the military community in Tampa where she lives with her oncologist husband and three kids.
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Tampa socialite Jill Kelley considered David and Holly Petraeus family friends
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Kelley and her husband founded a charity while battling lawsuits, foreclosure and debt
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She hosted big charity bash for military; Kelley's brother calls her "dedicated wife"

Question: The @placeholder family faced at least nine lawsuits involving money, according to public records, including large unpaid credit card bills of more than $320,000.


(CNN) -- Australia's navy Monday opened two weeks of hearings into the World War II sinking of the cruiser Sydney II, an effort to formally close the book on the country's worst naval disaster. The gun turret of Sydney II was discovered with the rest of the vessel in March 2008. The ship's entire crew of 645 died when it was sunk by the German commerce raider Kormoran. About 15 relatives of the lost men attended Monday's opening session, said Cmdr. Jack Rush, the lawyer presenting the evidence gathered by investigators to a commission of inquiry led by a retired judge.
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The wreckage of Sydney II was found in March 2008 off Australia's western coast
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Delay in announcing the boat's loss in 1941 fueled various theories over the years
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Inquiry lawyer: Some proponents of theories will be allowed to present their case

Question: The @placeholder ship inflicted "enormous damage" on the Sydney during a battle that is believed to have lasted about 35 minutes and left 70 percent of its crew dead or incapacitated, Rush said.

Question: The @placeholder limped away and sank sometime between two to four and a half hours later, Rush said.

Question: During the battle, however, the Kormoran was hit by an @placeholder shell that damaged its engines and set the vessel ablaze.


(CNN) -- Once the most popular smartphone, the BlackBerry has been losing ground in the past year to iPhone and Android models. So Research in Motion is trying to carve out a new market with the PlayBook (the upcoming BlackBerry tablet) due to hit stores in the U.S. and Canada on April 19. Prices start at $499, same as for the iPad 2. However, the BlackBerry operating system is definitely not on the cutting edge of smartphone platforms. So there's been ample skepticism about how attractive a BlackBerry tablet might be to consumers, especially compared with slick offerings such as Apple's iPad and the growing array of Android tablets.
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BlackBerry's PlayBook tablet hits stores April 19 and will start at $499
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In an effort to make the PlayBook more attractive, BlackBerry is opening it to Android apps
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But few Android app developers may be willing to jump through hurdles for an unproven tablet
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The PlayBook also falls short in terms of supporting integrated BlackBerry messaging services

Question: He points out that touting the PlayBook as running Android apps is misleading, since consumers won't be able to download apps from the @placeholder app market and run them on the PlayBook.


The families of two British hostages who were beheaded by IS extremists have come together in show of unity at a memorial service for one of the murdered men. British aid worker David Haines, 44, was killed by IS militants in Syria last month after spending more than a year as a hostage. Michael Haines called on people to join together and 'find a single act of unity' in the wake of the barbaric killing of his brother. Michael Haines, the brother of David, and Barbara Henning, the widow of Alan, stand together in a show of unity Bethany Haines, 17, the daughter of David, has called for IS to be 'eradicated' following her father's murder
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Memorial service held for murdered aid worker David Haines, 44
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He was killed by IS militants in Syria last month after spending more than a year as a hostage
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Brother Michael called on people to join together in the wake of killing
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Family of Alan Henning, who was also killed by IS, paid their respects
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Barbara Henning and Michael Haines stood together and held hands outside the church before going in for the service
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More than 600 people attended the service at Perth Congregational Church

Question: Mr Haines' family said the event would be a celebration of his life, and asked for donations to the charity Hostage @placeholder instead of flowers.


(CNN)A teen who lands in lockup a few times can get on a police department's nerves. But officers have taken a shine to Jamal Rutledge since they arrested him in September in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He helped save the life of the officer who was booking him. Now, he's their hero. Officer Franklin Foulks was filling out Rutledge's paperwork, as they sat alone in a holding area, where a surveillance camera recorded them. Rutledge, in cuffs, fidgeted on his seat, and stared at the floor, then he turned around to look through the security fencing behind him. That's when Foulks keeled over sideways off his stool.
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Jamal Rutledge was being booked, when Officer Franklin Foulks keeled over
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The juvenile defendant yelled for help and kicked the cage to rouse other officers

Question: The juvenile defendant's quick thinking was key in saving @placeholder' life, doctors told the police department.


Chelsea have agreed a surprise deal to bring back Portuguese midfielder Tiago. The 33-year-old has starred for Atletico Madrid in this past season, culminating in the Spanish league title and defeat in the Champions League final to Real Madrid, yet he is out of contract. Jose Mourinho has already lined up a £38m deal with his club mate Diego Costa but Tiago's pending signature will no doubt help Costa settle in to life at Chelsea. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Tiago Mendes training with Atletico Madrid Moving on: Atletico Madrid midfielder Tiago is set to leave the club on a free transfer next month
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Tiago is out of contract and will leave the Spanish champions
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Mourinho thinks midfielder can help Diego Costa can settle on
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Diego Simeone believes 19-year-old Saul Niguez can take Tiago's place
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Tiago worked under Mourinho during his first spell at Stamford Bridge

Question: Tiago is keen on a return to @placeholder, where he spent one season under Jose Mourinho in 2004-05


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Jamie Foxx suffered through his own psychological turmoil while plunging into the role of a mentally ill musician in "The Soloist," the actor said. Jamie Foxx plays mentally ill musician Nathaniel Ayers in "The Soloist." Foxx, 41, revealed that his bond with Nathaniel Ayers was close because of his own yearlong battle two decades ago -- triggered when "somebody slipped me something in college and I lost my mind." "The Soloist," based on a true story, tells how Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez, played by Robert Downey Jr., discovered the homeless Ayers and helped the former music prodigy, who has schizophrenia. The movie comes out Friday.
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Jamie Foxx plays mentally ill homeless man in "The Soloist"
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Foxx was frightened by experience: He had "childhood fear of going crazy"
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When he was 18, someone slipped him "something" and Foxx ended up in hospital

Question: Another student served as his "angel," just as @placeholder helped Ayers, Foxx said.


Billionaire Petro Poroshenko leads all candidates with 54% of the vote counted in Ukraine's presidential election, the Central Elections Commission reported Monday. He declared victory a day earlier, following preliminary exit polls that suggested he had secured a majority of the vote. His closest challenger, Yulia Tymoshenko, a former Ukrainian prime minister and the leader of the Batkivshchyna party, conceded the election after exit polls showed her with 13% of the vote, which matched Monday's early official tally. Poroshenko, a candy tycoon known as the "Chocolate King," is also a seasoned politician known for his pro-European Union views. At a news conference in Kiev, he reiterated that European integration would be his priority. He added that in Sunday's vote, the President and the whole of Ukraine had changed.
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Poroshenko says Russia needs to help bring peace to eastern Ukraine
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Russian FM Lavrov says Russia respects choice but has some concerns about vote
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Gunbattles break out at Donetsk airport as troops try to clear out separatist gunmen

Question: "Despite provocations and violence, millions of @placeholder went to the polls throughout the country, and even in parts of eastern Ukraine, where Russian-backed separatist groups sought to disenfranchise entire regions, some courageous Ukrainians still were able to cast their ballots," he said in a written statement.


Washington (CNN) -- The fate of the controversial Keystone pipeline wasn't the only thing at stake during a crucial vote in the Senate on Tuesday. The vote blocking legislation that would have authorized the pipeline's construction previews a new era of animosity between resurgent Republicans in Congress and President Barack Obama. It could also seal the fate of embattled Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana, who had made pushing the measure a focal point in an uphill battle to fend off a GOP challenger in a runoff election next month. Landrieu fell one vote short of securing the support necessary to advance the legislation. All 45 Republicans voted for the measure and 14 Democrats did, too. But she needed one more Democrat to join her to reach the critical 60 vote threshold.
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The Senate blocked a bill that would have authorized construction of the Keystone pipeline
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The bill is being championed by Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu ahead of her Dec. 6 run-off election
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Landrieu had 14 of the 15 Democrats she needs to reach the 60 votes necessary for passage

Question: If the Senate ultimately approves the measure, @placeholder could be poised to issue what would be just the third veto of his nearly six year presidency.


(CNN) -- Here's something you don't see every day: The 99% demonstrating in support of the 1%. But that's exactly what's been happening for several weeks all around New England at Market Basket grocery stores. In 1916, Athanasios and Efrosini Demoulas, who immigrated to the United States from Greece, opened a grocery store in Lowell, Massachusetts. Almost a century later, the family has expanded it to a chain of 71 supermarkets across Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Maine. In 2008, Anthanasios and Efrosini's grandson Arthur T. Demoulas was elected president of the Market Basket board. By all accounts, Arthur T., as he is known, presided over a very successful and happy company. Not only did Market Basket continue to expand and reap profits â€” generating $4 billion in revenues in 2012 â€” but workers have thrived as well.
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Workers from Market Basket are protesting and calling for their ex-CEO to be reinstated
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Sally Kohn: Market Basket, until it changed CEO recently, has been a great place to work
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She says like Occupy Wall Street, Market Basket workers want shared prosperity
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Kohn: But current leaders of Market Basket are greedy and cater to shareholders

Question: Those of us concerned about the growing economic inequality in @placeholder don't want to "eat the rich" â€” we simply don't want the rich to chew up and spit out everyone else.


Former England defender Rio Ferdinand believes that football as a sport has become complacent in its efforts to deal with racism. Speaking in response to the shameful incident in Paris this week in which Chelsea supporters prevented a black man from boarding a train while chanting: 'We're racist and that's the way we like it.' Speaking on BT Sport :'I think a lot of people became a bit complacent with racism because we're not hearing it so much in stadiums in our country people believe we've done the job. Former England defender Rio Ferdinand speaking about racism on the 'Fletch and Sav' show on BT
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Rio Ferdinand believes society has become complacent over racism
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The former England defender said more education is needed
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He also claimed UEFA and FIFA have not done enough

Question: 'Within stadiums, they just don't have a voice, these people - I wouldn't even call them supporters - but it manifests itself in what we saw in those pictures from @placeholder.


By Quentin Letts UPDATED: 02:28 EST, 6 July 2011 Company, atten-SHUN! Labour MPs leapt to attention in the Commons yesterday afternoon when it came to a Standing Order 24 motion on the Murdoch newspapers’ alleged nefarious doings. Any Sergeant Major would have been proud to call that lot his platoon. One minute they were on their bottoms. The next they were ramrod straight on their pins. A rare parliamentary procedure, the SO 24. It calls for MPs to indicate their approval for an urgent debate by standing, rather than the usual shouting or voting in a lobby. The charge: A private detective working for the News of the World is accused of hacking into Milly Dowler's voicemail after she went missing
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Battle between Parliamentarians and the Press is usually knockabout stuff. But this time there is genuine outrage among MPs at the idea that a murdered girl's phone was hacked

Question: Political bravery being in large part a question of fashion, it would be a surprise to hear anyone today stand up for the @placeholder organisation, or indeed for the printed press.


As the gears start to turn on his wife's potential 2016 campaign for the White House,  Bill Clinton seems more interested in new baby granddaughter Charlotte Clinton-Mezvinsky than more politics. The former president was more than happy to dish about life as a grandfather during an appearance on the Ellen Show on Tuesday, talking in detail about how it's been 'a hoot' to watch baby Charlotte grow in the last six weeks. 'It's amazing,' Clinton said. 'Hillary and I only have one child and she's quite wonderful, but it's been a long time since she's been that age.' 'It's just a joyful experience. I love it. I'm so happy,' he added.
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The former president talked about newborn granddaughter Charlotte Clinton-Mezvinsky during an appearance on the Ellen Show on Tuesday
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DeGeneres  presented the grandfather with a couple of gifts for the baby
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Clinton admitted he and Hilary had not yet had much 'spoiling time'
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Told Hillary, "We have to remember that this is not out child and we have to show up when we're invited and do what we're asked"

Question: Clinton diplomatically suggested the one about new grandmother @placeholder running for president 'would be best for the country' but added 'it's not a decision for me to make'.


(CNN) -- Militants who control parts of Somalia's capital city are beating women in broad daylight for violating their radical brand of Islamic law, according to local officials and witnesses in Mogadishu. "Just today, Al-Shabaab dispatched men with whips to the streets around Bakara market and they are flogging any woman who is found not wearing socks," according to a female maize trader at the Mogadishu market, who spoke Thursday. She did not want to be named for security reasons. In the past two days, more than 130 people, including women who were not wearing headscarves and men chewing dried khat leaves, have been detained for violating Al-Shabaab's interpretation of sharia, or Islamic law, according to witnesses and officials.
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Militant group Al-Shabaab imposes strict interpretation of law in areas it controls
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Women violate law by not wearing socks, headscarves and by wearing bras
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"Al-Shabaab dispatched men with whips to the streets," witness says
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Al-Shabaab is considered a terrorist organization by the United States

Question: Earlier this month, Al-Shabaab militants whipped women for wearing bras in an area of northern @placeholder that they control, shocking residents who have been besieged by the ongoing insurgency.


New York Yankees player Alex Rodriguez walked out of an arbitration hearing into his record-setting 211-game suspension on Wednesday after learning Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig would not testify, saying later that he's done with what he called a "farce" and an "abusive process." After arbitrator Fred Horowitz made the decision on Selig, Rodriguez slammed his hand on a desk, looked at MLB Chief Operating Officer Rob Manfred and then at Horowitz, and cursed, a source who was in the room in New York told CNN. The Yankees third baseman then walked out, according to the source. Later, Rodriguez appeared on WFAN radio, which was simulcast on the YES cable TV network, and said he will meet with his attorneys to decide whether he will testify Friday, as scheduled.
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Attorney for Alex Rodriguez says Selig is being a coward
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Alex Rodriguez claims commissioner is out to destroy his career
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Yankees player is appealing his 211-game suspension
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MLB accuses Rodriguez of taking performance-enhancing drugs

Question: "This morning after Bud Selig refused to come in and testify about his rationale for the unprecedented and totally baseless punishment he hit me with, the arbitrator selected by MLB and the players' association refused to order @placeholder to come in and face me.

Question: Though he was suspended in August, @placeholder played out the 2013 season because he appealed.


By Alex Gore PUBLISHED: 09:32 EST, 25 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:14 EST, 25 March 2013 Most people like to take a back seat after retiring, but passionate pilot Gordon Jones is still climbing into the cockpit having just celebrated his 90th birthday. The great grandfather is one of the world's oldest pilots and first started flying in a Tiger Moth as a Canadian Air Force recruit in August 1941 aged 18. In 1992, Mr Jones brought his own Tiger Moth for £30,000 and remarkably later found out he had flown the same plane 10 times before during his service.
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Great grandfather Gordon Jones first flew with Canadian Air Force in 1941
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He bought a Tiger Moth in 1992 and realised he had flown it 10 times before
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The airport access road in his hometown is being renamed after him

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The 13-year-old boy who was found behind a false wall at the weekend after being missing for four years has told how he used his phone to contact his biological mother. Gregory Jean Jr. said: 'I just went on [Google] Play Store and I downloaded an app called Magic Jack and I called my mom.' It is not clear how the teenager managed to get hold of the phone, but once downloaded the App allows users free calling to the US and Canada. Gregory went missing in 2010, when he went to visit his father Gregory Jean, 37, and his stepmother Samantha Joy Davis, 42 - the pair are both charged with the false imprisonment and cruelty against Gregory at their home in Jonesboro, a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia.
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Gregory Jean Jr. found at his father's home in Jonesboro, Georgia
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Went missing in 2010 after going to visit his father Gregory Jean, who 'refused to give him back'
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Gregory Jean, 37, and stepmother Samantha Joy Davis, 42 both charged with the false imprisonment and cruelty
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In court, it was revealed that Davis struck the boy with a stick
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Police said Davis was on probation after a previous child-cruelty conviction

Question: No clue: Neighbors in the @placeholder neighborhood said they often saw the boy outside the house, and never thought he was being held prisoner


(CNN)As Bobbi Kristina Brown remains in a medically induced coma fighting for her life, little information about the incident at her Atlanta-area home or her condition has slipped from police or family. If the investigation into what happened to the 21-year-old only child of Whitney Houston has revealed much, no one is talking publicly about it. We do know this: Brown was discovered facedown in a bathtub at her Roswell, Georgia, home over the weekend, and she was reportedly found by the man she has called her husband, and a friend. Here's what we know about the players involved in the story.
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Bobbi Kristina Brown has said she wanted to be singer like her mother
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Her father has said that his daughter is not married to Nick Gordon
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Whitney Houston left estate to daughter; it was to be doled out over years

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Question: @placeholder's father is as much known for his shenanigans as he is for his music, if not more.

Question: He married Houston in 1992, and the story line surrounding @placeholder would quickly become one of cocaine, booze, rehab, arrests and alleged violence against Houston, who filed for divorce in 2006.

Question: According to her will, which she signed about a month before @placeholder's 1993 birth, her daughter was the sole heir to her estate.


Delhi (CNN) -- Appearing alongside some of Bollywood's biggest stars like Amitabh Bachchan and Aamir Khan is a dream for many aspiring young actors in India. For the beautiful U.S.-born, UK-raised Indian actress Jiah Khan, it became a reality when she was still a teenager. Driven by ambition and discipline, Khan rose through the ranks of a notoriously cut-throat industry for 10 years, acting in blockbuster films like "Ghajini" and "Housefull." However, what seemed to be a glittering career ended in tragedy last week when Khan's mother found her body hanging in her Mumbai home. Police told journalists they are treating the 25-year-old's death as suicide.
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Indian police are treating actress' death as suicide
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Jiah Khan's mother found her body at her home last week
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Khan left a suicide note pouring out private details of her life
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Police have arrested her boyfriend on suspicion of abetting suicide

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(CNN) -- Extended unemployment benefits will temporarily expire for thousands of Americans on Monday because the Senate went on its spring recess without approving a one-month deadline extension. The extension, which had bipartisan support, would have cost about $10 billion, but a lone Republican, Sen. Tom Coburn, said no until the costs are offset. The Oklahoma senator objected to a commonly used unanimous-consent agreement to pass the bill under emergency conditions, even if it increases the federal deficit. Coburn wants to eliminate additional government spending to pay for the bill. "The legitimate debate is whether we borrow and steal from our kids or we get out of town and send the bill to our kids for something that we're going to consume today," Coburn said on the Senate floor.
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Bunning says Democrats are the ones who continue to "play political games"
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Extended unemployment benefits expire April 5
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At least 212,000 out-of-work Americans expected to be affected
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Senate plans to take up measure extending benefits after its spring recess

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A rogue submarine was being hunted by NATO patrol planes after a periscope was spotted off the western coast of Scotland. At the height of the operation, five aircraft from four different nations were working with Royal Navy ships in the search for the mystery vessel. News of the operation, comes amid growing tensions between Western powers and Russia over its role in the Ukraine crisis. Scroll down for video A periscope was sighted in waters where British submarines would normally surface as they head into or out of the Royal Navy’s submarine base at Faslane in Scotland. The incident comes just weeks after Sweden mounted a search for a suspected Russian submarine thought to be in its territorial waters. File picture
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Five aircraft from four different nations were working with Royal Navy
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They were hunting for a suspected foreign submarine near Faslane in Scotland
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Operation comes amid growing tensions between the West and Russia

Question: ‘At this stage we do not know if the reported submarine was a Russian boat, but the @placeholder have used their submarines in the past to make the point that Russia is still here.


(CNN) -- First-term Illinois Republican Sen. Mark Kirk said "no frickin' way am I retiring" in an interview with Roll Call published Friday morning, instead clearly signaling his intentions to run for reelection in 2016. His statement comes amid speculation that his health and staff turnover might cause him to step down after his first term. His chief of staff Erik Elk has said he will join the private sector, while other top staffers have joined newly elected GOP Gov. Bruce Rauner's team. And a debilitating stroke in 2012 has caused the senator to occasionally rely on a wheelchair. "With all this rehab, for me just to walk was a huge effort," Kirk told Roll Call. "I had to re-learn how to walk again after the stroke. And all the rehab and all the effort shows the mental determination times 10 to keep serving."
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Illinois GOP Sen. Kirk says he'll run for reelection in 2016, despite previous health problems
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His seat will likely be a target for Democrats looking to take back a seat in the blue state
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Democratic Rep. Tammy Duckworth is rumored to be considering a challenge

Question: "It's the only way that @placeholder can win in Illinois, is to say, 'Oh, Kirk has health problems, he's going to retire.'"


LONDON, England (CNN) -- The U.S. trade embargo on Cuba is endangering the health of millions by limiting Cubans' access to medicines and medical technology, human rights group Amnesty International alleged Wednesday. Amnesty International says the U.S. trade embargo is limiting Cubans' access to medical technology. An Amnesty report examines the effects of the sanctions, which have been in place since 1962. Amnesty International Secretary-General Irene Khan called the U.S. embargo immoral and said it should be lifted. "It's preventing millions of Cubans from benefiting from vital medicines and medical equipment essential for their health," Khan said. The embargo restricts the export of medicines and medical equipment from the U.S. and from any U.S.-owned company abroad.
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Amnesty report says Cuba embargo limits Cubans' access to medicine
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HIV/AIDS patients are particularly affected, according to Amnesty
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Embargo has a "sweeping effect" on Cuban health care, says MEDICC

Question: She gave the example of methotrexate, used to treat breast cancer, telling CNN that an export license was denied to a firm wanting to sell the @placeholder-produced active ingredient to Cuba, to be used in domestic production of the drug on the island.


Amir Khan is thinking globally rather than nationally after beating Devon Alexander in Las Vegas. There was no middleweight world title on offer for the Bolton man but his slick points win means he can consider himself a strong contender to face unbeaten American Floyd Mayweather in 2015. Khan has long sought the fight but now, after impressing in Vegas, can offer a genuine case for the match being made. If he cannot meet Mayweather he is eyeing former stablemate Manny Pacquiao. Amir Khan is aiming high for his next bout after dominating Devon Alexander in Las Vegas Khan on his way to a unanimous points decision against Alexander at the MGM Grand Garden Arena
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Amir Khan wants to fight unbeaten champion Floyd Mayweather Jr next
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If that can't happen, he aims to meet former stablemate Manny Pacquiao
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Khan dominated Devon Alexander early on Sunday in Las Vegas
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The was fight scored 119-109, 118-110, 120-108 in Khan's favour
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Fellow Briton Kell Brook believes he should be the next to face Khan

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Question: @placeholder already did that in the early hours of Sunday.

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Question: Alexander, desperate for any momentum, attacked in the 10th but Khan responded with a series of huge blows and @placeholder looked resigned to defeat well before the end.


Fresh accusations are flying at two arms of Rupert Murdoch's media empire as the British Parliament accuses the media mogul of offering big bucks to U.S. soldiers in exchange for a photo of ousted Iraqi president Saddam Hussein in his underwear. The new accusations came during a new debate over reforms suggested by the Leveson Inquiry, and how Murdoch's News Corp got their hands on the photo, taken in an Iraqi prison, that showed the dictator in nothing but his skivvies. The image was splashed across the covers of News Corp publications The Sun and the New York Post in May 2005.
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Sun managing editor said it paid 'more than £500' for controversial photos
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But new report claims sum was much greater and money changed hands over in U.S.
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George W. Bush held unsuccessful investigation into how the photos were obtained

Question: Now, British lawmakers are charging that Murdoch and other @placeholder senior officials are snubbing authorities as they investigate allegations of phone hacking against the firm.


For cartoon fans, it's the purrfect way to fly. Taiwanese airline, EVA Air, is celebrating iconic fictional character Hello Kitty's 40th birthday by bringing its themed aircraft to Europe. As of October 29, the carrier will start flying its special edition Boeing 777-300ER between the capital cities of Paris and Taipei, in a move that will mark the aircraft's debut in Europe. Feline cheerful: Cabin crew on the Hello Kitty aircraft welcome guests dressed in themed uniforms Cat food: Even the airline grub is Hello Kitty themed, but thankfully it doesn't come straight out of a tin The colourful jet is adorned with images of Hello Kitty and her friends, and features an array of cute cabin features, such as decorated head rest covers and cute pillows for cat naps.
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EVA Air is bringing its Hello Kitty themed aircraft to Europe for the first time
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Carrier to fly its special edition Boeing 777-300ER between Paris and Taipei
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The colourful aircraft is adorned with cute Hello Kitty images and features, themed menus, luggage tags and crew in Hello Kitty uniforms

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By Kieran Corcoran PUBLISHED: 16:14 EST, 30 December 2013 | UPDATED: 03:24 EST, 31 December 2013 It was, perhaps, a Christmas miracle. While Melony Gallagher, a cat owner from Plymouth, slept soundly in bed on Christmas Eve, her beloved pet Suki was, she believes, out enjoying a magical ride. For, according to the readings from her high-tech GPS collar, she managed to travel 12 miles directly across the rooftops of Plymouth in a matter of minutes - logging a top speed of 183mph. Journey: Suki, pictured, was found on Christmas day with her G-Paws tracker hinting at a magical ride
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Melony Gallagher noticed her cat, Suki, made an unusual Christmas journey
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Her GPS collar said she had travelled 12 miles across Plymouth in minutes
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She reasoned the only possibility was that her pet took a ride with Santa
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However, manufacturers say it was simply the device malfunctioning

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:43 EST, 18 April 2013 | UPDATED: 19:17 EST, 18 April 2013 A 75-year-old Detroit-area woman convicted of murder in the fatal shooting of her teen grandson was sentenced to at least 22 years in prison Thursday, despite her desperate plea to a judge to spare her from dying behind bars. Sandra Layne got a minimum sentence of 20 years for second-degree murder, along with a mandatory two-year sentence for using a gun to kill 17-year-old Jonathan Hoffman. Hoffman was shot six times, including twice in the back, last spring in Oakland County's West Bloomfield Township. Layne said she shot him out of fear during a physical altercation, but a jury in March rejected her claim of self-defense.
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Sandra Layne convicted of second-degree murder for killing her 17-year-old grandson Jonathan Hoffman in May 2012
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Layne is sentenced to 22 years in prison despite desperate plea to avoid dying behind bars
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Jennifer Hoffman, Layne's daughter and Jonathan's mother, urges judge to show  'no mercy', adding 'Sandra Layne is pure evil'

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 04:15 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 07:18 EST, 20 May 2013 A leafy idyll nicknamed Britain's Beverly Hills, which is home to Elton John, Gary Lineker and Jenson Button, pays more income tax than any other area of the UK, it was revealed today. The tax man receives £1.18billon a year from residents of Elmbridge, twice the amount drawn from Cardiff and Newcastle combined, and 200 times more than from Google. Its nearest rival is Glasgow, whose 600,000 residents pay £220million less in income tax than the 130,000 people living in the 37.2 square mile area south-west of London.
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130,000 residents of Elmbridge also pay 200 times more in tax than Google
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Its nearest rival is Glasgow, whose 600,000 residents pay £890million
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Lowest amount of tax is paid in Blackpool, Stoke-on-Trent and Hull

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Quadruplets born to a Dallas-area minister and his wife already share something with their father. The boy and three girls delivered Monday at Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine arrived on their dad's 36th birthday. Josh Hall, who's a youth pastor at Gateway Church in Fort Worth, said he's 'ecstatic' about his expanded family. Brooks, Sadie, Elle and Ivy join two sisters - 4-year-old Zoe and 2-year-old Kaytlin. Scroll down for video... Forty finders and forty toes: A tiny hand reaches out for Dad Happy Birthday! Joshua Hall will never forget his 36th birthday when his wife Anna Hall delivered quadruplets at Baylor Regional Medical Center at Grapevine
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Anna and Joshua Hall became proud parents of quadruplets
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Three girls and one boy were born at 32 weeks
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Brooks was first at 3 lb, 11 ounces
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Sisters Sadie at 2 lbs 15 oz; Elle at 3 lbs, 6 ounces; and Ivy at 3 lbs, 5 ounces came next
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Elle and Ivy are identical twins

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(CNN) -- Another week, another North Korean provocation. It might seem an understandable reaction to news Monday that North and South Korea had exchanged hundreds of shells across their western sea border. The incident occurred a day after Pyongyang had warned it was preparing to test another nuclear device, and just a week after it tested two medium-range ballistic missiles. But should the West greet such saber-rattling with a shrug of the shoulders? After all, Western capitals have been engaging in this "dance" for two decades, since the late Kim Jong Il took over as the country's supreme leader. Is this latest round of provocations under his son and successor, Kim Jong Un, simply more of what we've seen before?
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Tensions flare again between North, South Korea
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Experts say West should pay attention to North Korea's saber-rattling
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Kim Jong Un is still young and his actions are difficult to predict, they say

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Sheffield United captain Michael Doyle accepts his side must lift their game to an even higher level if they are to pull off another upset in their two-legged Capital One Cup semi-final against Tottenham. But the Irish midfielder insists if the tie is still alive after Wednesday night's first leg at White Hart Lane, Nigel Clough's cup specialists will have "a brilliant chance" in the return leg at Bramall Lane. Clough's Sky Bet League One side have beaten West Ham and Southampton to reach the last four and if that was not enough to serve Tottenham with a big enough warning, the Blades' exploits in the FA Cup these past two seasons add extra credence to their latest challenge.
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Club captain wants to bring the tie back to Bramall Lane very much alive
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Sheffield United beat West Ham and Southampton earlier in the tournament
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Michael Doyle tasted defeat in semi-final against Hull last season
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Ryan Flynn, Ben Davies and James Wallace could miss the game

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(CNN) -- Is she hurt? Is she getting help? Is she even alive? Those were the jumbled thoughts that raced through Sereth Hosty's mind in her Long Island, New York, home as she tirelessly scoured the news and Web for clues to the whereabouts of her elderly mother in Haiti. Since an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 struck Tuesday, Augusta Thervil, 83, was among the growing number of people who had gone missing in the Port-au-Prince area. And her daughter was among those living in limbo. "I check. I check. I check," Hosty said earlier this week. She had spent two days trying to reach her mother, neighbors and family friends by phone. She even placed a posting on CNN.com's iReport with her mother's picture.
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NEW: Woman finds out through cousin that her 83-year-old mother is alive
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Families are using social media and the Internet to find people affected by the earthquake
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Psychologists say the panic and frustration experienced by families is similar to 9/11
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"Everyone grieves differently," said Kristi Cooper, a family life field specialist

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New York (CNN) -- The 24th piece in Banksy's monthlong street art residency in New York City is in the Manhattan neighborhood of Hell's Kitchen, on the garage door of Larry Flynt's infamous strip joint: The Hustler Club. The famously anonymous British graffiti artist stenciled a man holding a bouquet of flowers. INTERACTIVE: Explore Banksy in New York "Waiting in vain... at the door of the club," reads the text accompanying photos of the stencil posted on Banksy's website. Every day this month, Banksy has been unveiling new works of art around New York. The works are then announced on his website and posted to Instagram. Many of the surprise exhibits follow his signature street-art style: stencils spray-painted on streets, walls of buildings and under bridges.
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Two dozen Banksy originals dot New York City
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Many of the exhibits follow his signature street-art style
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg has criticized his works

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The striking similarities that began with the month they were born and have marked their sporting lives now include the island Justin Rose and Adam Scott call home. While Rose has moved into contention to win The Open, his wife Kate has been putting the finishing touches to their move from Orlando to the Bahamas, about a stone’s throw from where Scott and his new bride live. And so the pair will share a private jet to tournaments as well as walk the fairways together. They will try to coax one another into making the next five years a period where they leave a mark as indelible as the one Sir Nick Faldo and Greg Norman left before them.
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Scott and Rose were partnered for their opening two rounds at The Open
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The world No 1 and No 3 are three-under and two-under respectively
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Rose has recently moved to the same Bahamas island Scott lives on
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The pair were born a fortnight apart, with Rose slightly younger
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Both have won a major apiece, but Scott has reached most milestones first

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(CNN) -- Monsignor William Lynn, the highest-ranking cleric accused of imperiling children by helping cover up sexual abuse, was found guilty Friday of one count of child endangerment. He was found not guilty on a second count of endangerment and a conspiracy charge to protect a priest accused of abuse. The jury was unable to bring a verdict against his co-defendant, the Rev. James Brennan, who was charged with attempted rape of a 14-year-old altar boy and endangering the welfare of a child. Lynn was taken into custody after Friday's verdict, when the judge revoked his bail. His lawyer, Jeffrey Lindy, derided the decision not to let his client remain free on bond prior to sentencing, calling it "an unspeakable miscarriage of justice (for) a 61-year-old man with no prior record and long established ties to the community."
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NEW: Lynn is "extremely upset;" his lawyer says he should be free on bond before sentencing
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Philadelphia's district attorney hails the verdict as "historic," says others could be charged
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The monsignor is found guilty of one count of child endangerment and acquitted on two others
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The jury was unable to bring a verdict against his co-defendant, the Rev. James Brennan

Question: "Because of the @placeholder verdict, bishops and church officials are now accountable.


By Richard Shears and Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 11:17 EST, 28 November 2013 | UPDATED: 14:25 EST, 28 November 2013 The girlfriend of the Australian businessman who murdered his fiancée by throwing her from a 15th-floor balcony has revealed that she's writing a script about the case. Rachelle Louise, 24, who stood by killer Simon Gittany, 40, throughout his trial in Sydney, said she has given up a career in banking to become an actress and screenwriter. The story of the death of Canadian former ballerina Lisa Harnum at the hands of Gittany is to be her first project. Although, with Miss Louise maintaining the innocence of her boyfriend, it is likely to be a revisionist account.
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Simon Gittany 40, found guilty of murdering aspiring model Lisa Harnum
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His girlfriend Rachelle Louise has revealed she is writing a script of the case
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She maintains his innocence and fled court in tears as verdict was read out
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Gittany will face a sentence hearing in February

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Austin, Texas (CNN) -- Pixar has nothing on nature when she's hungry. For proof, head to Congress Bridge in Austin, Texas where hundreds of thousands of bats gather between March and October. At sunset they whoosh into the sky like someone spiked a pipeline of black dots. Then, the flapping plume streaks into the city to chow down on thousands of pounds of insects. It's a sight to behold. People watch from the bridge itself or observe from behind the safety of a drink umbrella at one of the few restaurants with a view. Midsummer, when the mama bats start having baby bats, their population swells to a million and a half, making it the biggest urban bat colony in North America.
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Austin's tremendous temporary bat population puts on a great evening show
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South by Southwest festival mixes the city's bohemian and big business sensibilities
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Austin has a reputation both for live music and natural attractions

Question: It's a big, handsome place, certainly up to its job of sheltering dignitaries and celebrities who visit @placeholder' capital city.


Alan Pardew will be appointed the new Crystal Palace manager after the club agreed a compensation package with Newcastle. Pardew will sign a four-year contract, worth in the region of £2million-per-season, after agreeing to return to the club he joined as a player in 1987. The two clubs settled on a fee to free Pardew from his Newcastle contract, which still had six years left to run. The original release figure was set at £5million, but with Palace unwilling to the meet that price, a lower fee was agreed. A figure of £2m has been quoted, but Newcastle insist the fee was higher. Pardew had made it clear to Newcastle owner Mike Ashley, who is in Barbados, that he wanted to return to Palace and the Toon chief agreed to compromise.
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Alan Pardew will be the new Crystal Palace manager
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Newcastle and Palace have thrashed out a £2million compensation deal
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Pardew will sign a four-year deal worth up to £2m a year
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Mike Ashley has been considering Pardew's future from his holiday home
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The Newcastle owner is currently on holiday in Barbados
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Pardew did not address the press after 3-2 win against Everton
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He played for Palace from 1987 until 1991

Question: Instead the @placeholder owner, who had an excellent relationship with his manager, appears content with the current squad.