By Jennifer Newton Nearly 300 schoolgirls kidnapped in Nigeria by Islamist militants could be released in exchange for jailed comrades, a former negotiator has reportedly said. The group snatched the girls from their boarding school in Chibok in the lawless Borno region in the north of the country. A former mediator who once brokered peace talks with the group has told the Telegraph he believes the video, where Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau threatens to sell the girls as slaves, shows he plans to use them as ‘bargaining chips’ rather than kill them. Scroll down for video A grab taken from a video obtained by French news agency AFP which shows the leader of Islamist group Boko Haram, Abubakar Shekau (centre), vowing to sell hundreds of captured schoolgirls as sex slaves
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Shehu Sani says the girls are being used as 'bargaining chips'
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Adds they could be released in exchange for jailed Boko Haram prisoners
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More than 300 schoolgirls were snatched by militants last month

Question: Shekau (centre) claimed responsibility on Monday for the abduction of more than 200 schoolgirls during a raid in the village of @placeholder in northeast Nigeria last month


Half a point. That’s all it was. World No 1, and world No 3, played as a team over 36 holes. Half a point. Yet somehow, in the dwindling light of day one at Gleneagles, it felt almost like a win. Rory McIlroy and Sergio Garcia were the Ryder Cup’s marquee pairing. They were Paul McGinley’s banker, without equal in either team on current form. Yet standing on the 17th tee, they were two down with two to play, having already lost their morning session. Garcia was staring at the worst day of his life as a Ryder Cup player. He had been sent out morning and afternoon on nine previous occasions and had never drawn a blank. Now it was a real possibility.
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Rory McIlroy and Sergio Garcia take just half a point from the opening day
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Europe's Garcia and McIlroy lost to USA's Keegan Bradley and Phil Mickelson in the fourballs morning session on Friday
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Duo ended all square against Jimmy Walker and Rickie Fowler in foursomes
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McIlroy paired with Ian Poulter for Saturday's fourballs against USA's Jimmy Walker and Rickie Fowler on day two of the 2014 Ryder Cup
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Europe take a two-point lead into Saturday's play against USA

Question: Europe led by a hole coming away from the 15th, but @placeholder eagled the 16th and Mickelson did the rest.


(CNN) -- North Korea's apparent cooperation with nations seeking to end its nuclear weapons ambitions -- six years after a deal collapsed and two years after testing a bomb -- may lead to questions about why it would play ball now. Some signs show North Korean leader Kim Jong Il does intend to drop his nuclear weapon program, experts say. One school of thought: The communist nation, in desperate economic straits, has long been willing to drop its program for better relations with the United States. But mistakes on both sides interfered, according to Jim Walsh, a national security analyst.
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North Korea's negotiations driven by economic need, desire for survival, experts say
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China, embarrassed by nuclear test, has prodded North Korea, expert says
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Deceit possible, experts say, but nation's best interest is to be on West's good side

Question: Walsh said the West doesn't have hard evidence to determine @placeholder's intentions.


In a dramatic turn during her murder trial, newlywed Jordan Linn Graham pleaded guilty Thursday to second-degree murder in a plea deal and recounted how she pushed her new husband over a Montana cliff last summer. "It was a reckless act," she told the judge who demanded the truth of what happened to Cody Johnson, her husband of eight days, in Glacier National Park in July. "I just pushed," she stated. The newlywed couple was arguing when he grabbed her and she told him, "Let go." She thought he was going to hold her down. She put one hand on his back and another on his shoulder and then pushed him face-first to his death, she told the court.
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"For us, it's been emotional from the drop of the gavel," defense attorney says
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Friend of victim is terse about justice: "God'll take care of it"
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"I just pushed" Cody Johnson over the cliff, defendant tells the judge
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She now faces at least 19 1/2 years in prison and a maximum of life

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(CNN) -- Word on the cobblestone street is Istria is the "new Tuscany." I disagree. The landscape of this northern part of Croatia is less cultivated. It's less wealthy. And, last I checked, the Renaissance didn't happen here. Plus, "Istria" is still a little-known proper noun and "Tuscany" has moved into adjective territory. Show me an American suburb and I'll show you a "Tuscan" kitchen, if not an entire foreclosed development named "Tuscan Hills." Earlier this year when Olive Garden -- the strip mall home of endless breadsticks -- wanted to make itself more appealing, it announced it was making over its restaurants in the style of Tuscan farmhouses. Now, I don't know if they serve shark in Tuscany, but the region has certainly jumped it.
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Croatia's Istrian peninsula inspires comparisons with Italy's Tuscany region
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While there are similarities, this pocket of Croatia hasn't suffered a tourism crush
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Its villages are less cultivated, less wealthy and delightfully unspoiled

Question: And it's not the part that people are thinking of when they label this area the "new @placeholder."


Kim Lehmkuhl, 34, accused of not doing her job as City Clerk resigned on Monday in a biting email A Pleasant Hill, California city clerk accused of tweeting during City Council meetings instead of taking minutes has resigned from her 'depressing' job with a biting email wishing 'good luck' to the 'schmuck' who has to take her place. Kim Lehmkuhl, 34, was elected as Pleasant Hill's clerk in 2012 and since has been criticized by the Mayor Tim Flaherty and other residents for writing opinionated Twitter updates during meetings instead of taking minutes. She was urged to resign. Lehmkuhl eventually left her position and not with a whimper but a fiery bang.
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Kim Lehmkuhl, 34, resigned as City Clerk on Monday after being criticized for not taking minutes and for tweeting during meetings
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Lehmkuhl was an elected official and could therefore not be removed from her position
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She wished the new 'schmuck' who gets her job in transcribing every 'misogynistic joke' and 'self-indulgent anecdote'
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She has taken a job in Washington D.C. with Working America, an affiliate of the AFL-CIO that represents non-union workers

Question: She wrote,'I would be honored to have the opportunity to serve our local community as your @placeholder.'


Senior terrorist bankers Khalifa al-Subaiy and Abd al-Nuaymi (above) are allegedly living freely in Qatar Two senior terrorist financiers are alleged to be living freely in Qatar - despite the Gulf state's claim that it does not support terrorist groups. Khalifa Muhammad Turki al-Subaiy and Abd al-Rahman bin Umayr al Nuaymi are reportedly living in the country's capital Doha, according to a U.S. official. In a transcript of a keynote speech in Washington, obtained by the Sunday Telegraph, David Cohen - the under-secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence - confirmed their residence. He said: 'There are U.S. and UN-designated terrorist financiers in Qatar that have not been acted against under Qatari law.
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Khalifa al-Subaiy and Abd al-Nuaymi are allegedly living freely in Qatar
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The terrorist bankers residence has been confirmed by a U.S. official
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U.S. Treasury said it could not disclose classified information on men
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Al-Nuaymi added to suspects list with financial sanctions in UK last month
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Qatar says it condones jihadists in Iraq and Syria operating out of Gulf
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Adds to calls by UK Government to put pressure on Qatar to crack down

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Madonna has apologized for calling her son, Rocco Ritchie, the N-word in an Instagram picture following a public outcry. The outspoken entertainer landed in hot water on Friday after using the bizarre hastag '#disn****' in a caption accompanying a photo of her 13-year-old son boxing. While she's not known for bowing down to criticism, the Material Girl deleted the image within minutes of posting it and last night issued a heartfelt apology. Regretful: Madonna last night apologized on her Facebook and Twitter feeds for using the N-word on Instagram Fighting words: Madonna landed in hot water Friday evening after using the N-word in a caption that accompanied a photo of her son, 13-year-old Rocco Ritchie
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Madonna said she used the N-word as a 'term of endearment' for her 13-year-old son Rocco Ritchie
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She apologized last night for the offensive Instagram caption in a public statement
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The Material Girl had initially defied her critics

Question: Queen @placeholder: Many of her loyal fans came to Madonna's defense, slamming her critics for misinterpreting her words


He almost lost his balance when he sat down at the start and briefly lost his composure when someone dropped the F-word but, the subject of Rio Ferdinand aside, this felt like a happy homecoming for Ashley Cole. Not always everyone’s cup of tea during a Premier League career spent at Arsenal and Chelsea, Cole returned to England for the first time as a Roma player on Monday and was quite the charmer. There were no hard feelings towards Chelsea for ending his eight-year stay at Stamford Bridge this summer and an acceptance that Italy has yet to see the best of him.
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Cole was released in the summer after eight years at Stamford Bridge
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Defender is back in England for Roma's clash at Manchester City
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Cole could come up against former Blues teammate Frank Lampard

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Question: Ashley Cole has featured four times for Roma since his arrival in @placeholder in the summer


The new Premier League season is nearly upon us and BT Sport have already made their move to stand out from the crowd with a gigantic selfie of their main football pundits. The picture, taken at BT Towers, included the likes of former Manchester United trio Rio Ferdinand, Michael Owen and Paul Scholes, all of whom were pictured together for the first time for the company. Ferdinand will feature far less frequent than the likes of retired duo Owen and Scholes though, as he continues his playing career with newly-promoted QPR. Selfie time: Jake Humphrey took the photo which included the likes of Ferdinand, Owen and Scholes
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The former Manchester United team-mates were part of the BT Sport selfie
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Ferdinand will continue his roles with both BBC Sport and BT Sport when he is free from his on-field duties with QPR
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Owen will carry on as a co-commentator for BT Sport
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Scholes has recently joined the company as a football pundit
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BT Sport face increased competition from the likes of BBC Sport

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The distraught families of two British hostages beheaded at the hands of ISIS fanatics today came together in show of unity at a memorial service for one of the murdered men. In a symbol of solidarity, Alan Henning's anguished wife and daughter linked armed with the family of David Haines as they attended the private memorial in honour of Mr Henning. The 47-year-old taxi driver was beheaded by the British Islamtic State terrorist dubbed 'jihadi John' in a gruesome video released last month while on a second aid convoy to Syria to help refugees. Scroll down for video Barbara Henning (second from right) and her daughter Lucy (right) linked arms with Bethany (left) and Mike Haines (second from left) as they attended a memorial service to pay tribute to Alan Henning
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Barbara Henning and her two children attended service for Mr Henning, 47
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They joined arms with Bethany and Michael Haines, family of David Haines
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Mrs Henning said her husband was killed for being 'selfless and caring'
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She also condemned ISIS for using religion to excuse disturbing crimes
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Family also unveiled a plaque for Mr Henning bearing the words 'Our Hero'
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Footage emerged in October of Mr Henning being beheaded by militants
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Aid worker Mr Haines, 44, was killed in September after a year in captivity

Question: 'On behalf of the entire family, I want to thank everyone who campaigned for @placeholder's release, who held vigils to pray for his safe return and who condemned those who took him.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- For sale: Hong Kong apartment with sweeping sea views and three rooms, all signs of a recent grisly murder in the bathroom eliminated, will take offers between 15-20% below market value. In Hong Kong, where superstitions can make or break a property deal, a real estate advertisement like this is not beyond the realms of the fantastic. With the local property market showing signs of cooling, almost every angle is worked to increase yields, and a trade in so-called haunted houses is now a visible feature of the market. "There are a group of people that go around and bid on them," explains Eric Wong, a realtor with Hong Kong's Squarefoot.com.hk. "Chinese people, especially in Hong Kong, don't like houses where something unfortunate has happened.
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Hong Kong people tend to shun houses where the occupant met a violent death
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The apartments are known as "hongza" in Cantonese, meaning "calamity houses"
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'"Hongza" apartments can sell at a steep discount, sometimes as much as 40%
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Buyers still trade in the apartments, which can show a strong yield on the rental market

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(CNN) -- Haleigh Jacobs and her husband, David, have spent the last two months in the hospital, hovering over their 8-pound newborn, Brantley. He has yet to spend a day outside the incubator, smell fresh air or go home to meet his siblings. Brantley's right leg juts out like a reddish brown lump of flesh that is thicker than his torso. His toes, indistinguishable from each other, look like dimples. The leg is studded with damaged blood vessels, veins and capillaries that look like raisins. Another lump protrudes from his abdomen. "It is frustrating," his mother said. "For one, being a parent, you feel helpless, and then, you've got a baby that's hurting."
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Brantley was born with 25% of his birth weight coming from a malformed leg
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Young parents are usually the people who have to deal with rare diseases
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In cases like these, parents often feel frustrated and helpless

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(CNN) -- Five-time world champions Brazil needed to come from two goals down to beat underdogs the United States 3-2 in the final of the Confederations Cup in South Africa on Sunday night. Brazil celebrated a third Confederations Cup triumph following victories in 2005 and 1997. Captain Lucio headed an 84th-minute winner to end the hopes of the plucky Americans, who scored twice in the first half-hour in Johannesburg. Clint Dempsey, who netted in the shock 2-0 win against European champions Spain in the semi-finals, put the U.S. ahead in the 10th minute. A massive upset seemed to be on the cards when captain Landon Donovan doubled the lead in the 27th minute, but Brazil reduced the deficit just 41 seconds after the half-time break through Luis Fabiano.
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Brazil come from two goals down to beat U.S. 3-2 in Confederations Cup final
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Clint Dempsey and Landon Donovan put Americans ahead in first half-hour
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Luis Fabiano pulls one back 41 seconds after half-time and then levels score
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Captain Lucio heads home the winner in the 84th minute as Brazil retain title

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Police locked down New Delhi's key government district ahead of Monday's visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin, after two days of pitched street battles following the gang rape of a woman on a bus. Putin is scheduled  to meet with Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh Monday afternoon and later with  the Indian president. Authorities erected security barriers throughout the city's Raisina Hills area -- home to the presidential mansion, the parliament building and federal ministerial blocks. Only those authorized to work in the district were allowed to pass. Surviving rape, iReporters speak out Furious weekend demonstrations rocked Raisina Hills as public outrage surged after a 23-year-old woman was sexually assaulted and beaten to near death on a bus on December 16 by a group of six suspects, now under arrest, police say.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin is due visit India Monday
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New Delhi's government district is under a lockdown
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Protesters demonstrate after the gang rape of a woman on a bus
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Police say the woman was badly beaten and left for dead

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Question: Earlier in the day, @placeholder called for calm after clashes escalated.


(CNN)  -- Fernando Torres' highly-anticipated switch to English champions Chelsea was completed just before Monday transfer window closed in a deal that his former team Liverpool said had broken the British record. Chelsea's website reported that the Spain striker had signed a five-and-a-half-year contract, but did not disclose the fee -- which British media speculated would be about £50 million ($80 million). However, it was still well short of the world-record $130 million that Spain's Real Madrid paid English club Manchester United for Cristiano Ronaldo in 2009. In another deal confirmed late on Monday, Benfica said that Brazil defender David Luiz had joined Chelsea in a deal worth $34 million that saw Serbian midfielder Nemanja Matic sign for the Portuguese club.
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NEW: Chelsea sign Spain striker Fernando Torres from English rivals Liverpool
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English clubs agree undisclosed fee which reportedly smashed British transfer record
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Chelsea also sign Brazil defender David Luiz from Portuguese club Benfica
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Liverpool complete club-record deal for Newcastle's England striker Andy Carroll

Question: "Having played against Chelsea many times since coming to @placeholder, and in some very big games I will never forget, I know there are many great players here and I will work hard to win a place in the team.


England began this summer wanting pace, bounce and carry in their Test pitches but have instead been confronted with surfaces more akin to Colombo and Kolkata than Lord’s, Headingley and Trent Bridge. The result on Wednesday was that India felt very much at home on the first day of a pivotal series for Alastair Cook. Certainly there was no home advantage in Nottingham for England on a low, slow batting paradise of a pitch that was prepared more to ensure that the first Investec Test will last into the weekend rather than produce compelling cricket. Duncan Fletcher never gives much away but the India coach would have been inwardly grinning like a Cheshire cat behind his inscrutable façade at the warm hospitality offered to his side here by his old employers at the ECB.
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India finished with 259 for 4 off 90 overs tough over for England on day one
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Vijay is on 122 not out from a hard-fought 294 balls at stumps
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The century is Vijay's first away from India
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India captain MS Dhoni finished on 50 not out
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Anderson claimed two wickets for 70 runs after going for 12 - eight from edges - in the first over of the day
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Anderson and Broad took the key wickets of Cheteshwar Pujara and Virat Kohli in the space 10 balls in a lively period after lunch
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Liam Plunkett took the day's only other wicket, Ajinkya Rahan for 32

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Hull have released centre Ben Crooks to enable him to take up a contract with NRL side Parramatta. The 21-year-old was named in the Super League Dream Team just 12 months ago after a sensational first full season in the top flight but he struggled to maintain his form this year and spent the second half of the season playing on a dual-registration with Doncaster. Crooks had a year left on his contract but sought a release so that he could follow in the footsteps of his father Lee, who had a successful spell in Australia with Western Suburbs and Balmain in the 1980s.
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Ben Crooks, 21, was named in the Super League Dream Team last year
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Hull released centre Crooks so that he could join Parramatta
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Crooks' father had a successful spell in Australia in the 1980s

Question: A Hull spokesman said: 'The club feel the circumstances are right for @placeholder to pursue this significant lifestyle and career move in a new country, particularly following recent recruitment activity.


Jizan, Saudi Arabia (CNN)Driving out of the sleepy Saudi seaside town of Jizan at dawn, I had no idea what to expect. I'd been asking the Saudi Interior Ministry to take me there for several years. Now I was in the desert kingdom covering King Salman bin Abdulaziz's ascent to the throne, and that permission had finally come through. In the past few weeks, Houthi rebels have taken control of Yemen's capital, pushing the country ever closer to "failed state" status and giving the al Qaeda franchise there -- al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, or AQAP -- a greater foothold.
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In the past few weeks, Houthi rebels have taken control of Yemen's capital
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The move pushes country closer to failed state status, giving al Qaeda greater foothold
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Nic Robertson joins Saudi border police trying to staunch the human tide

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Suzhou, China (CNN) -- In the shadow of the bustling Kaedar Electronics plant a brightly colored kindergarten sits somewhat incongruously, its playground usually empty. "Teachers always keep the windows shut," explained 3-year-old Wei Xiwei, who attends the community facility but is rarely allowed outdoors. In Tongxin, a small village on the other side of the factory, the young have long gone, leaving only the old and frail behind. "If we don't get moved out, I'll just die here soon," said 75-year-old Lu Baoyun. Young and old, locals living around the Kaedar plant near Shanghai in eastern China, blame the same thing for disrupting their lives: fumes from the factory. Residents say the strong odor sickens them.
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Some of Apple's suppliers in China are accused of the polluting the environment
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Technology giant says it is committed to ensuring highest standards of social responsibility
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Apple widely popular in China and has just opened Asia's largest Apple Store in Shanghai
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The U.S. company has agreed to work with the green activists after recent talks

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Question: The company announced in July its revenue from @placeholder reached $8.8 billion for the first three quarters of this fiscal year, an increase of more than sixfold compared to the same period last year.


By Associated Press and Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 19:14 EST, 24 February 2014 | UPDATED: 00:01 EST, 3 March 2014 The recent arrest of Sinaloa drug cartel kingpin Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman means the next man in line will be expected to stand up - and now he may have been identified. Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, 66, and from the same rural area of Mexico as El Chapo, is a close confidant of the jailed drug lord, and is considered to be the brains behind the operation. 'He is everything,' a US official told the Los Angeles Times. 'The brains. The logistics. Security. Everything.' Guzman was seen by officials as the muscle.
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Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada, 66, grew up with former Sinaloa boss Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman
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He has been quoted in the past as saying they talked often
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Zambada has long been considered the brains of the Sinaloa cartel, Guzman was viewed as the muscle

Question: In fact, some fear Guzman's capture could spark more violence, though no @placeholder cartels seem strong enough at the moment to make a major play.


Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's timing was impeccable: July 1 marks the 60th anniversary of the establishment of Japan's Self-Defense Forces (SDF), the de-fanged fighting force that has protected the country since its creation from the ashes of post-World War II Japan. Following the announcement, it is also the day that, some would argue, the name ceased to have any meaning. Abe's government, mindful of looming regional security threats to Japan and its neighbors, has allowed the "reinterpretation" of the country's pacifist postwar constitution to reflect what he sees as necessary pivots to meet the 21st century security challenges that the nation faces.
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Japan's Prime Minister confirms a more liberal interpretation of the country's constitution
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Re-reading of postwar document will free up Japanese military to assist in conflicts overseas
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Opposition to the move runs high, although opinion is divided
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No Japanese military personnel have participated in armed conflicts since World War II

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Question: He said that Japan's security policy has evolved throughout the postwar period, and that the @placeholder activities in peacekeeping missions are appreciated around the world.

Question: "The @placeholder people forever renounce war as a sovereign right of the nation and the threat or use of force as means of settling international disputes," an excerpt reads.


Bayern Munich reject Xherdan Shaqiri looks set to snub Liverpool when he leaves the German giants next year. The Switzerland midfielder has made only three league starts for Bayern this season, and has long been angling for a move away from the club. Liverpool have led the race to sign Shaqiri for over a year - and the player looked set for a move to Anfield in the summer before the Bundesliga champions blocked the move - but new reports suggest that the player is set to join  Wolfsburg. VIDEO Scroll down for Xherdan Shaqiri scores ridiculous overhead kick in Bayern training
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Brendan Rodgers is said to be keen on landing Bayern's Xherdan Shaqiri
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Shaqiri is disillusioned with life under Pep Guardiola at the Allianz Arena
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The Swiss international has made just three league starts for German side

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By Alan Hall PUBLISHED: 23:07 EST, 17 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:12 EST, 18 December 2013 Citizenship: Adolf Hitler was given honorary citizenship of Dietramszell in Bavaria back in 1933 A small town in Germany has tried and failed to revoke the honorary citizenship awarded to Fuehrer Adolf Hitler back in 1933. The vote by the councillors in the town of  Dietramszell in Bavaria - the state where Nazism was born - is an embarrassment that shows the sneaking admiration that some in Germany continue to harbour for the dictator 68 years after his death in Berlin.
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Vote by the councillors in the town of Dietramszell in Bavaria
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Hitler given honorary citizenship in 1933
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Five towns a month vote to remove Hitler from their books

Question: Thousands upon thousands of communities in Germany fell at Hitler's feet when he became @placeholder and Chancellor, giving him the keys to the city, sending him gifts and making him an honary dignitary.


If the CIA did, in fact, secretly remove classified documents from Senate computers during an oversight probe, there will be consequences, the chairman of the House Intelligence committee told CNN Wednesday. "We're going to have to unwind this, find out what the truth is," Republican Mike Rogers of Michigan told CNN's Chris Cuomo on "New Day." "If someone broke the law, they're going to have to pay the penalty." Rogers' comments followed Tuesday's accusation by Sen. Dianne Feinstein, the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, that the CIA removed some documents from her staff's computers in the middle of an oversight investigation.
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Rep. Mike Rogers wants to get to the bottom of the accusations against CIA
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If Sen. Dianne Feinstein made the accusation, there may be something there, he says
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He wants to make sure that no laws were broken

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Netflix now accounts for more than a third of all internet traffic during peak evening hours in North America, according to new research. The movie and TV streaming service is responsible for a staggering 35 percent of all bandwidth usage while the second most popular, YouTube, accounts for just 14 percent. After Netflix, YouTube, web surfing and Facebook, home internet users' favorite applications include BitTorrent, iTunes, Amazon and Hulu, according to networking company Sandvine's latest edition of its biannual Global Internet Phenomena Report. Netflix now accounts for more than a third of all internet traffic during peak evening hours in North America, according to new research
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The movie and TV streaming service is responsible for a staggering 35 percent of all home bandwidth usage in North America
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The second most popular was YouTube which accounts for just 14 percent
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Home broadband users are using 30 percent to 40 percent more data than last year
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YouTube was the leader on mobile platforms, closely followed by Facebook

Question: On that front, @placeholder is the leader with a 19.75 percent share, and Facebook is right behind it with a 19.05 percent share.


By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 17:05 EST, 28 February 2014 | UPDATED: 17:16 EST, 28 February 2014 It may not quite have the glamour or glitz of the latest Hollywood blockbuster, but this blurry footage of an engineer standing in front of a camera is likely to be the first film ever shot in America. Revealed by GE and called 'Monkeyshines', it was created by engineers William Heise and William K. L. Dickson as they worked on the first device for viewing moving pictures. They made the movie for Edison Labs in 1889 or 1890 while working with Thomas Edison to develop and test the Kinetoscope, an early motion picture viewing device considered to be the precursor to movie projectors.
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Film shows engineer in front of camera
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Made at Edison Labs in 1889 or 1890
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Team developed the Kinetoscope, an early motion picture viewing device

Question: The @placeholder was not a movie projector but introduced the basic approach that would become the standard for all cinematic projection before the advent of video, by creating the illusion of movement by conveying a strip of perforated film bearing sequential images over a light source with a high-speed shutter.


As Russia continues its military occupation of the Crimean district of Ukraine, as Putin enunciates a doctrine of military intervention in support of ethnic brethren, and the West ponders what might be done, Europeans begin to think again about the 1930s and the origins of World War II. The Russian historian Andrei Zubov, for example, has published a sophisticated comparison between Putin's seizure of Crimea and Adolf Hitler's annexation of Austria, seeing both as the beginning of a chain of events with fatal consequences not just for the subjects of the aggression but for the aggressors themselves. In Vienna, where I live, one also hears constant mentions of 1938. Austrians and other citizens of European Union countries are beginning to consider what the end of Ukraine might mean for their own European system. The point is not that Putin is like Hitler; the point is that the removal of a state from Europe has consequences for the continent.
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Ukraine crisis is making Europeans think again about '30s and origins of World War II, says Timothy Snyder
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Snyder: As with Putin today in Ukraine, Hitler in 1938 in Austria based claim on need to protect fellow ethnics
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Once Austria had gone, European leaders easily betrayed Czechoslovakia, which truly deserved support, he adds
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Seizure of Crimea was meant as challenge to EU, to prove European values cannot defend themselves - Snyder

Question: The @placeholder system of today is based on the principle of state sovereignty, combined with the robust international cooperation of the European Union, and legitimated by a historically new attention to human rights.


(CNN) -- Rory McIlroy is enjoying the best year of his fledgling golf career, but the U.S. Open champion is already making plans to spread his wings further. The 22-year-old announced on Friday that he is leaving the manager who helped turn him into potentially the next Tiger Woods, as he seeks to push himself to a new level. The world No. 3 is departing Andrew "Chubby" Chandler's International Sports Management, which looks after second-ranked Lee Westwood, Masters winner Charl Schwartzel and British Open champion Darren Clarke. He will link up with fellow Northern Irishman Graeme McDowell, the 2010 U.S. Open champion, at Dublin-based sports agency Horizon as he rejoins the PGA Tour next year.
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World No. 3 Rory McIlroy ends four-year association with manager Chubby Chandler
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U.S. Open champion decides to join compatriot Graeme McDowell at Horizon
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Chandler's company wishes McIlroy future success with his new agency
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Sergio Garcia takes two-shot lead at the halfway stage of Castello Masters

Question: "I am now keen to move onto the next stage of my career and I feel this will be facilitated by a fresh view and a new structure around me," @placeholder said in a statement.


Warning: Stephen Pollard, editor of the Jewish Chronicle, says that Jews are fleeing France and this will increase because of today's terror attack Jews are fleeing terror-hit Paris because of growing anti-Semitism in France, one of Britain's most influential Jewish journalists said today. Stephen Pollard, editor of the Jewish Chronicle, spoke out after an Islamic terrorist took six people hostage and held them captive in a Kosher supermarket in the French capital. This afternoon police ordered all shops in a famous Jewish neighborhood in central Paris to close. The mayor's office in Paris  announced the closure of shops along the Rosiers street in Paris' Marais neighborhood, in the heart of the tourist district and less than a mile away from the offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo where 12 people were killed on Wednesday.
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Stephen Pollard says terror attack on Kosher store in Paris is no 'fluke'
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'Every single French Jew I know has either left or is actively working out how to leave', he said
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France's Chief Rabbi has said after a number of attacks on Jews in the past year: 'Jews murdered were targeted specifically because they were Jewish'
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Policing stepped up across British Jewish areas, community body says
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Mayor's office has announced closure of shops in famous Jewish area

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- It was a public relations battle featuring two well-known masters of the media, a beauty queen, and a controversial question: Should someone born a man be allowed to compete in the Miss Universe pageant? On the East Coast was Donald Trump, the New York business tycoon whose fortune and brand is boosted by his ability to navigate storms of controversy. On the West Coast was Gloria Allred, a Beverly Hills lawyer legendary for her ability to draw hordes of cameras to her law office to capture her outrage over alleged injustices done to her clients. The client is Jenna Talackova, a 23-year-old, 6-foot-1-inch blond Canadian, who underwent sexual reassignment surgery four years ago.
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"She should be allowed to enter the pageant," Miss Universe owner Donald Trump says
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Contestant's lawyer: "We want this rule eliminated"
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"I am a woman," contestant Jenna Talackova says
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Officials previously disqualifed the transgender woman from Miss Canada Universe

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:38 EST, 9 June 2013 | UPDATED: 14:38 EST, 9 June 2013 A self-described conservative Republican who is a manager in the Internal Revenue Service office that targeted tea party groups told investigators that he, not the White House, set the review in motion, the top Democrat on the House watchdog committee said Sunday. Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., released a partial transcript of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform interview with the unnamed manager in the IRS' Cincinnati office. In it, the employee said the extra scrutiny for tea party groups' tax exempt status was an effort to be consistent in reviewing applications and not driven by politics.
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Top Democrat Elijah Cummings says no evidence to suggest order to review conservative groups was a White House order
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Tax agency has admitted targeting tea party groups and other conservative organizations for special, politically motivated scrutiny
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IRS inspector general focused on wrongdoing in Cincinnati, Ohio office and ignored abusive letters coming from other cities

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(EW) -- How on earth is a movie about James Brown rated PG-13? The Godfather of Soul not only oozed sin and raw sexuality from the stage, but his life off it was one long rap sheet of domestic-violence charges, blackout drug benders, and indiscriminate gunplay. To be fair, all of this is touched on in Tate Taylor's ("The Help") biopic of the Hardest Working Man in Show Business â€” but with kid gloves. "Get On Up" too often plays it safe when it needs to be dangerous. 'Get On Up' trailer: The evolution of James Brown It doesn't help that writers Jez and John-Henry Butterworth chronologically pinball around like Ritalin-starved kids, never trusting the audience to take in the full sweep of the R&B singer's life. In the opening reel alone, the film jumps from 1988 (a high-speed chase with the cops that resulted in jail time) to 1968 (performing under fire in Vietnam) to 1939 (his impoverished Georgia childhood).
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Tate Taylor directed this biopic about James Brown
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Chadwick Boseman as the Godfather of Soul is the best thing about the film
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The story too often plays it safe when it needs to be dangerous

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Roberto Soldado scored his first Premier League goal since March and Harry Kane was again excellent for Tottenham as they beat Everton 2-1 at White Hart Lane. Kevin Mirallas scored the game's best goal while Kane was the man of the match. Find out how the other players got on with Sportsmail's player ratings. TOTTENHAM Hugo Lloris - 6.5 Helpless for the opening goal but made a good save from Romelu Lukaku early in the first half and was quick off his line to deny the Belgian after a weak Vlad Chiriches back pass. Hugo Lloris was helpless to prevent a magnificent effort from Kevin Mirallas in the first half at White Hart Lane
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Kevin Mirallas opened the scoring for Everton with a brilliant effort
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Tottenham took the lead through Spanish striker Roberto Soldado
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It was Soldado's first Premier League goal since March
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Everton improved in the second half but failed to equalise

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(CNN) -- Justin Bieber was under the influence of alcohol, pot and Xanax when police stopped him for drag racing in Miami Beach last week, police documents allege. "Yeah, we were smoking all night at the studio," the singer told a police officer who told him he "reeked of marijuana," according to documents released Thursday. Bieber was "excited," "talkative," "insulting" and "cocky" and "used profanity," according to a intoxication evaluation conducted by police in the Florida city. His speech was mumbled, his pupils dilated, his face flushed and his eyes bloodshot, the assessment said. The lab test results and details of Bieber's sobriety tests were released just hours after the 19-year-old singer was booked on an assault charge in Canada, accused of hitting his limousine driver in Toronto a month ago.
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Justin Bieber was "excited," "insulting," "cocky" and "used profanity," police say
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"Yeah, we were smoking all night at the studio," Bieber told police, report says
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Bieber charged in Toronto, allegedly struck a limo driver on the back of the head
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A telegram from playwright Noel Coward and a bill for 'ladies' delicates' sent to author Agatha Christie more than half a century ago have been discovered - in the back of an old bureau. Stunned furniture restorer Clive Payne, 46, was fixing up the valuable 18th century piece, bought at auction in 2006, when the two crumpled letters fell out. Coward's telegram, sent from Bermuda and dated September 1957, congratulated the author on her play The Mousetrap breaking the record for the longest running West End show. Long lost: The telegraph sent by Noel Coward to Agatha Christie more than half a century ago
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Coward: 'Much as it pains me, I really must congratulate you on breaking the long run record...'
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Christie's play had beaten his Blithe Spirit, the previous record holder

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By Ian Parkes, Press Association Sport Nico Rosberg has described himself as '100 per cent German' in the wake of Lewis Hamilton's latest playful dig at his Mercedes team-mate's upbringing. Following his superb British Grand Prix triumph on Sunday, Hamilton was asked how valuable it would be to win Rosberg's home race next up in Germany on July 20. Responding with a grin, Hamilton replied: 'To be honest Nico has never actually been in Germany, so it's not really his home race.' Flying the flag: Rosberg wears a Germany top on Friday as he watches their World Cup quarter-final Rivals: Rosberg said he feels '100 per cent German' after Hamilton questioned his nationality
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Hamilton joked that the German Grand Prix would not be a 'home race' for Rosberg, because his team-mate moved to Monaco when he was young
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Rosberg responded by saying he feels '100 per cent German'
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The German leads Hamilton by just four points at top of Drivers' Standings
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Hamilton won his second British Grand Prix with victory on Sunday

Question: Asked whether he was as German as Hamilton is @placeholder, an honest Rosberg replied: 'Not really because I didn't grow up in Germany, but I consider myself 100 per cent German.'


(CNN) -- No one ever handed her anything. She never had it made. Born in Iowa in 1905, an only child, she soon moved with her parents to Montana. As she grew up, she developed a love of reading and an interest in writing, and submitted stories to her small-town newspaper. She studied English at college in Montana; she briefly and unhappily married and then divorced. She worked whatever jobs she could find. Her husband had built up numerous debts, including gambling losses; she vowed that she would make good on all of them, and she did. She sold some stories to the Saturday Evening Post, using her full name as a byline: Dorothy Marie Johnson. She moved to New York, found work at the Gregg Shorthand Co., and eventually became the editor of a women's-interest magazine.
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Dorothy Marie Johnson yearned to break into the boy's club of Western story writers
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Her story "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" was turned into a film with top Hollywood stars
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Greene: She knew how to draw readers into a tale and keep them hanging until the end

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A couple who spent £20,000 on fertility treatment finally conceived thanks to a controversial treatment involving egg yolk and soya. Cathy Garvey and her partner Dan Bowley spent six years trying for a baby. Four rounds of IVF treatment failed, leaving the couple, from Birmingham, heartbroken. But they finally achieved success after trying a new technique being pioneered in Britain. Cathy Garvey and her partner Dan Bowley spent six years trying for a baby. After four unsuccessful rounds of IVF and £20,000 they eventually succeeded thanks to a pioneering treatment involving egg yolk and soya Called intravenous intralipid therapy, it is made from soya bean oil, egg yolk, glycerin and water and administered through an IV drip.
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Cathy Garvey and her partner Dan Bowley spent six years trying for a baby
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Had four unsuccessful rounds of IVF, including one miscarriage
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Said IV mixture containing egg yolk and soy could keep these cells at bay
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So-called intralipid treatment enabled Ms Garvey to conceive baby Joseph

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Washington (CNN) -- Twelve survivors of the shooting that gravely wounded former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and killed six others met Wednesday with Attorney General Eric Holder to seek his support for stricter enforcement of gun sale checks and tighter requirements on gun sales. The group of survivors from the Tucson, Arizona, shooting is working with New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and others with Mayors Against Illegal Guns to combat gun violence. Ken Dorushka, one of the survivors, said Holder "seemed to be very supportive of what we're trying to do." The Arizona contingent hopes to get President Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney to present plans for ending gun violence. Neither party has wanted to discuss gun violence during the campaign. Dorushka acknowledged the National Rifle Association has enormous political clout, and his group faces an uphill task.
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12 survivors of Tuscon shooting meet with attorney general
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Group supports the Fix Gun Check program pushed by Sen. Charles Schumer
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Group hopes to get Obama and Romney to present plans for ending gun violence

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(CNN) -- Self-defense or murder? That's the question at the heart of the trial of George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer who killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Monday marked the start of jury selection in Seminole County, Florida, where Martin was fatally shot on February 26, 2012. The shooting put a national spotlight on Zimmerman's hometown of Sanford and sparked fresh debates about race relations and gun laws in America. Zimmerman is Hispanic; Martin was African-American. An initial decision not to pursue charges against Zimmerman led to the dismissal of the town's police chief and the appointment of a special prosecutor, who accused the neighborhood watch volunteer of unjustly profiling and killing Martin.
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NEW: Jury selection in the trial of George Zimmerman started Monday
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He faces a murder charge in the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin
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Defense attorneys say Zimmerman acted in self-defense
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The case has sparked protests and ignited a national debate about race and gun laws

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By Louise Eccles and Laura Cox PUBLISHED: 17:58 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 20:29 EST, 4 December 2013 Candid: Daley with female friend Nikita Ross Olympic diver Tom Daley was dating a woman only a few months before meeting his boyfriend – believed to be an Oscar-winning gay activist 20 years his senior. The 19-year-old met Hollywood screenwriter Dustin Lance Black, 39, in March, after the Nickelodeon Annual Kids’ Choice Awards in Los Angeles. While Daley has refused to name his boyfriend, friends said Black was the mystery man. Daley, who won bronze at last year’s London Olympics, told The Jonathan Ross Show, which airs on Saturday, that it was ‘love at first sight’, but admitted it was a shock to find he had fallen for a man. He said: ‘People say “why did he have a girlfriend last year?”. Well, because I had a girlfriend last year.
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The Olympic diver, 19, is said to be dating Dustin Lance Black, 39
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He claims it was 'love at first sight' and was shocked he fell for a man
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Friends said he was in a relationship with a woman as recently as March

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(CNN) -- It should be a shining light in leading football forward, but FIFA has an "ugly" culture according to one former leading administrator. The game's ruling body has been beset by a number of scandals in recent years, and most recently has been fiercely criticized for its decision to award the 2022 World Cup to Qatar amid allegations of worker abuse within the Gulf state. "I thought it was a very difficult body to deal with -- I think its culture is very ugly," David Triesman, who was the English Football Association's chairman from 2008-10, told CNN in an exclusive interview on Wednesday.
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Former English Football Association chairman labels culture of FIFA as "ugly"
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David Triesman was the first independent chairman of the FA
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Says FIFA needs to have change in personnel to repair image
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Triesman spent time in Qatar during his days working for British Foreign Office

Question: He concluded that @placeholder was a high-risk option because of its soaring temperatures -- but it was still chosen by 14 of the 22 executive committee members in the final round of voting in December that year.


By Harriet Arkell A wartime bunker used by Winston Churchill to watch his troops prepare for the D-Day landings has been listed by English Heritage. The British Prime Minister was joined by Supreme Allied commander Dwight D. Eisenhower and King George VI at the observation point on the eve of the historic invasion of Europe. Fort Henry is today looked after by the National Trust and has been given a Grade Two listing in recognition of its historical significance. Vantage point: The wartime bunker in Dorset, known as Fort Henry, is today looked after by the National Trust Historical significance: Winston Churchill, King George VI, Eisenhower and Montgomery all watched Operation Smash, a practice D-Day invasion, from the bunker in 1944
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English Heritage bestow Grade II listing on important WWII relic on coast
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Churchill, George VI, Eisenhower and Montgomery watched 1944 rehearsal

Question: 'We shall fight on the beaches': A @placeholder lookalike stands in the bunker at the National Trust's opening of Fort Henry in 2005


Washington (CNN) -- Absent an unforeseen agreement, $85 billion in widely disliked spending cuts begin to take effect Friday. The cuts are a product of the sequester, which Congress and President Barack Obama agreed to in hopes of making such slashing so unpalatable that it forces them to reach an alternative. So what did many lawmakers do the day before the painful cuts take effect? Skip town. "I think the sequester is crazy, I think the president had to show more leadership, Congress should do more," said Rep. Peter King, a Republican heading back to New York. "But just to sit here by myself serves no purpose."
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NEW: "Just to sit here by myself serves no purpose," says GOP congressman leaving D.C.
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Obama and Hill leaders are set to meet Friday, but hopes for progress are low
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Senate rejects competing Democratic and Republican alternatives to the current cuts
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Republicans, Democrats blame each other for $85 billion in widely disliked spending cuts

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By Lucy Waterlow PUBLISHED: 08:17 EST, 11 January 2013 | UPDATED: 10:21 EST, 11 January 2013 Inspiration: The late Jane Tomlinson competed in marathons despite having terminal cancer She defied her doubters and became an inspiration when she achieved numerous feats of endurance despite suffering from terminal cancer. Now Jane Tomlinson's husband has admitted even he was stunned when his wife announced she intended to run a marathon after she had been given just six months to live. Mike Tomlinson shared his wife's inspiring story on the podcast Marathon Talk after announcing a new marathon will be staged in York in her memory this year.
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Jane took up running after terminal breast cancer diagnosis - and went on to complete marathons, Ironman and 4,200 bike ride
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Given six months to live, she ran the London Marathon seven months later
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Widower Mike Tomlinson, 51, says training gave her strength to survive seven years after diagnosis
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Week following Ironman was only time during treatment she needed no painkillers thanks to natural endorphins
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Family now staging York Marathon in her memory to raise money for charity

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Bangkok (CNN) -- Though on the surface it seems like another typical day in central Bangkok -- hot, muggy and busy, with traffic snarls around town -- tension is rising as protesters continue to exert pressure on the Thai prime minister to step down. Thousands of demonstrators were expected to march on key ministerial buildings on Wednesday to demand an end to the government of Yingluck Shinawatra, ahead of a no-confidence vote in parliament on Thursday. The escalating political tension has prompted travel updates from 23 foreign governments, according to the Thai Foreign Ministry. Among the countries warning their citizens to be vigilant are the UK, the U.S., Canada, Australia, Germany, Sweden and Singapore.
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Despite anti-government protests, Bangkok residents remain calm, unconcerned
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More than 20 nations issue warnings for citizens to avoid political gatherings
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Some tourists didn't even realize there were protests taking place in Bangkok

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Exile: There is growing evidence that several cardinals do not want Benedict XVI to live in an apartment block inside the walls of the Vatican The Pope is under pressure to go into exile from Rome after he retires so that he does not interfere with the work of his successor, senior Roman Catholic sources indicated yesterday. There is growing evidence that several cardinals are anxious that Benedict XVI should not carry through his plan to live in an apartment block inside the walls of the Vatican. They fear the close presence of a retired Pope will create difficulties for the new man who will take over the Papacy this spring.
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Fears a close presence of a retired Pope will create difficulties for the new man who takes over this spring
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Vatican gripped with rumours of faction fighting as candidates jostle for position

Question: The suggestion that Benedict should be effectively evicted from his planned retreat and dismissed from Rome came just two days after the @placeholder’s sudden announcement of his resignation threw the church’s leadership into turmoil.


Crystal Palace co-chairman Steve Parish has hinted that the Eagles are ready to take Wilfried Zaha back to Selhurst Park. Zaha was sold to Manchester United for £15million in January 2013 but has failed to shine and his Old Trafford future is shrouded in doubt. Parish insists the 21-year-old winger would be welcome back in south-east London, but stresses the decision is up to Palace boss Tony Pulis - and United. VIDEO Scroll down for Sterling and Zaha terrorise England U21 defenders in training Struggled: Zaha has failed to make an impact at Old Trafford since joining for £15million last summer
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Parish insists Zaha would be welcomed back to South London if Manchester United don't need him
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21-year-old has failed to make an impression since £15million move
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Palace close to sealing two new signings this week
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Tony Pulis' side meet Arsenal in first Premier League fixture on Saturday

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A worker who claims she was the victim of a race-hate campaign by fundamentalist Muslims because of her Christian beliefs has launched a  landmark case against her former employers. Nouhad Halawi, a saleswoman at Heathrow Airport's World Duty Free shop, said she and other Christian staff were systematically harassed by Muslims. She alleged the intimidation included: Sacked: Christian Nouhad Halawi who claims she was harassed by 'extremist' Muslims Mrs Halawi lost her job at the perfume counter in Terminal 3 in July after 13 years when she spoke out about bullying by a small group of 'extremist' Muslims at the airport.
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'Muslims made fun of colleague wearing crosses'
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Lost job after speaking out about 'extremist' bullying
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Bullying a friend at the airport for wearing crosses.
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Muslims telling her she would go to hell if she didn't convert.
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A Muslim colleague insisting she read the Koran. And;
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That Jews were responsible for the September 11 terrorist attacks.

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The finger-pointing began almost immediately -- and with good reason. A mere few inches of snow had shut down Atlanta, forcing children to spend the night at schools, stranding drivers on interstates and making the city a laughingstock to the country. Why did this happen? Who's to blame? And, more importantly, could this happen elsewhere? Perhaps. Unlike Boston and New York, with their long-established infrastructures and diverse mass transit systems, Atlanta resembles the new American city. It's not just a city but also a region; a metro area that claims its outlying suburbs as its own -- as do Orlando and Dallas and Charlotte. It spans 28 counties sprawled over an area the size of Massachusetts.
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Atlanta doesn't have a diverse transit system
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The governor said he was caught off guard by the storm's path

Question: "They need to have in Atlanta the same type of government you have in @placeholder, where the mayor controls the city and everything around that city, and the mayor can make decisions on road closures; he has emergency powers as when schools close," he said.


New York's Uber drivers will soon be allowed to turn their black cars into yellow cabs. The Taxi and Limousine Commission have approved a pilot program that will let up to 400 drivers convert any TLC car less than two years old into a yellow taxi. The move comes after a number of yellow cabbies who had painted their cars black in order to work for Uber are now regretting making the switch. The city hopes the program will bring down expenses for drivers, as well as make it easier for hacks to switch from working in one part of the industry to another.
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The Taxi & Limousine Commission has quietly adopted a pilot program
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Up to 400 licensed cabbies will be allowed to paint over their black livery cars and hit the road for street hails in yellow cabs
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Uber promises drivers $30-an-hour driving around New York
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Some drivers have become disenchanted with the app-based taxi firm

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Austin, Texas (CNN) -- A Texas legislative committee approved a measure Thursday that would place broad new restrictions on abortions in the state, paving the way for the contentious legislation to become law. House Bill 2 cleared the Senate Health and Human Services Committee on a 6-3 vote. The bill will move to the full Senate floor Friday afternoon in the second attempt to pass the legislation in the Senate. The bill originally failed to pass during the previous special session because of a filibuster from Democratic Sen. Wendy Davis. Rick Santorum, the former U.S. senator and presidential candidate, joined Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and Republican members of the Texas House and Senate on Thursday to voice support for the bill and disdain for Davis and those who would seek to block the legislation.
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A Texas Senate committee approves a house bill that restricts abortion
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The bill will move to the full Senate floor Friday afternoon
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A Democratic senator's filibuster killed the bill in a previous special session

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The home of Ghassan Abu Jamal has a beautiful view of Jabel Mukaber. It looks over a small valley with olive trees and grazing sheep. It also stinks here, the distinctive raw sewage smell of what's known locally as "skunk water," sprayed by Israeli police as a riot-control measure. And when you walk down the road to the Abu Jamal family's East Jerusalem home, you tread on the metal remains of tear gas canisters. On Tuesday Ghassan Abu Jamal and his cousin Uday walked into a synagogue in the West Jerusalem neighborhood of Har Nof. Armed with meat cleavers, they attacked the worshipers inside, hacking at them with the knives. They killed four rabbis and a police officer before they were shot dead at the scene.
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In the wake of several terror attacks, Israel revives policy of demolishing perpetrators' homes
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Israel says the policy may save lives by providing a disincentive to commit attacks
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Palestinians say the demolitions are a counterproductive measure that will only make tensions worse

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Coca-Cola, which became one of the world's most iconic brands by marketing its soft drinks as a means to happiness, is now buying up popular television advertising slots to address obesity -- mainly in the U.S. On Monday, the Atlanta, Georgia-based beverage giant began airing a two-minute commercial during the highest-rated shows on CNN, MSNBC and Fox News in hopes of becoming a clearly-heard voice in the growing debate over sodas and other sugary drinks and the health risks they cause. Scroll down to watch the new Coca-Cola commercial: Thinking thin: Coca-Cola, the world's leading beverage company, is taking to the airwaves for the first time to address a growing cloud over the industry: obesity
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Coca-Cola on Monday began airing a two-minute spot on CNN, Fox News and MSNBC in hopes of becoming a clearly-heard voice in the debate over sodas and public health
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Coca-Cola says the campaign will kick off a variety of moves that help address obesity in the year ahead
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Attorney General Eric Holder called on states to temporarily pause death penalty executions on Tuesday, until the Supreme Court decides a case about the controversial drug cocktails used for lethal injects in some states. The Supreme Court plans on hearing a case brought up by death row inmates in Oklahoma, who believe the midazolam-based drug cocktail used by the state is a breach of their constitutional protection from 'cruel and unusual punishment'. The death penalty has long been controversial but became an even bigger issue last year with the botched execution of Oklahoma prisoner Clayton Lockett who writhed in pain and clenched his teeth during the 45 minutes it took for him to die from an injection last year.
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The Supreme Court will decide this year whether the three-drug combination used in Oklahoma executions is constitutional

Question: @placeholder, who will be retiring once his replacement is confirmed, has long opposed the death penalty since it presents the 'inevitable' risk of killing an innocent person.


Canada and tennis? Really? Yes the country known in sporting terms for dominating ice hockey and curling is prospering in a summer sport. And at least among the men, Canada is trumping the U.S., its more heralded and populous neighbor. Early last year, Milos Raonic achieved a significant milestone when he became the first non-U.S. male to assume the position of North American No. 1 since rankings began in 1973. "Didn't expect that one to happen," John McEnroe, the controversial, charismatic and talented former No. 1, said in a conference call. "I guess I learned to expect the unexpected." While Raonic's feat said much about the amply discussed state of the U.S. men -- from having 42 players in the top 100 this week in 1984, only six found themselves there at the start of this week's U.S. Open -- it was the beginning of an unprecedented boom in Canadian tennis thanks to the 23-year-old, Eugenie Bouchard and Vasek Pospisil.
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Canada's Milos Raonic is the top-ranked North American male on the tennis tour
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Canadian tennis is on a high with Raonic, Eugenie Bouchard and Vasek Pospisil
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Bouchard and Raonic excelled in Wimbledon singles and Pospisil won in doubles

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By Emma Glanfield Carol Payne, 32, of Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, pictured outside Birmingham Crown Court, abused her position to swindle the cash A treasurer who stole almost £43,000 from a church collection and a school minibus fund and used the cash to pay her child’s tuition fees has been jailed for two and a half years. Carol Payne, 32, abused her position as a member of the parent-teacher association at Highclare School in Birmingham to swindle £11,552, which had been allocated to buy a bus for the benefit of pupils. She also took £31,300 from a Methodist church’s collection fund, which was supposed to be used for the benefit of the congregation - among whom were members of her own family.
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Carol Payne abused her position to steal £11,552 from Birmingham school
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The 32-year-old also swindled £31,300 from a Methodist church collection
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Fraudster even tricked her own mother-in-law in order to siphon money
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She used the cash to pay her daughter's school tuition fees and her rent
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Judge jailed her for two and a half years at Birmingham Crown Court today

Question: The mother - who was chosen for the treasury role because she had a background in accountancy – pleaded guilty to stealing from @placeholder, as well as further offences of fraud and false accounting in relation to the church at an earlier court hearing.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe is set to testify in the AEG Live wrongful death trial Wednesday, lawyers for the concert promoter said Monday. Rowe is expected to be questioned about Jackson's drug use during the 1990s when she traveled with him, married him and bore his two oldest children. She will be called as the next witness in the Los Angeles courtroom after an economics expert concludes his testimony aboutÂ the financial support Jackson would have provided his mother and threeÂ childrenÂ had he not died four years ago. Jackson's youngest brother made an unsuccessful effort to reach the singer in his last weeks because of family concerns about his drug use, according to testimony Friday.
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NEW: Debbie Rowe is expected to be questioned about Jackson's drug use during the 1990s
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The concert promoter is using Randy Jackson's testimony in the wrongful death trial
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AEG Live lawyers say Jackson was a secretive drug addict even beyond his family's help
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His brother would "kind of hide from me," Randy Jackson testifies

Question: While @placeholder was questioned for several hours by AEG Live lawyers, only about an hour of the video was shown to jurors Friday.

Question: Randy Jackson gave new insight into what happened that infamous day of the trial when @placeholder showed up late for court wearing pajamas.


(CNN) -- Al-Jazeera broadcast on Thursday an audiotape on which a voice identified as Osama bin Laden declares "Iraq is the perfect base to set up the jihad to liberate Palestine." Terrorist leader Osama bin Laden spoke on a video released by al Qaeda in September. The voice calls on "Muslims in neighboring countries" to "do their best in supporting their mujahedeen brothers in Iraq." "My speech to you is about the siege of Gaza and the way to liberate it," he said. "The Gaza siege is a direct result of Annapolis," he adds, apparently referring to the site of November's summit in Annapolis, Maryland, where Israeli and Palestinian leadership agreed to work toward a two-state plan.
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NEW: Speaker: My speech is about "siege of Gaza and the way to liberate it"
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NEW: Iraq base is ideal "to set up the jihad to liberate Palestine," he says
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NEW: Bin Laden allegedly urges support for "mujahedeen brothers in Iraq"
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The identity of the speaker has not been confirmed by CNN

Question: And both parties didn't take @placeholder from us by negotiations and dialogue, but with arms and fire, and this is the only way to take it back," he said.


London (CNN) -- In a career already groaning under the weight of titles and accolades, Roger Federer joined another exclusive list of tennis luminaries when he beat Andy Murray in this year's Wimbledon final. In notching up his seventh Wimbledon win a month before his 31st birthday, Federer became the oldest champion since Arthur Ashe in 1975, and only the 11th player in the Open era to win a grand slam in his 30s. Only Andre Agassi (at the Australian Open in 2001 and 2003) and Pete Sampras (U.S. Open 2002) have achieved the feat this century suggesting that, more than ever, modern tennis is a game which favors the power, agility and the sheer exuberance of youth.
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Roger Federer continues to be a major force in the men's game despite his advancing years
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The Swiss champion heads a rankings list with 24 players over 30 in the top 100
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Andre Agassi's fitness coach Gil Reyes says modern game takes great toll on body
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Strength was a key factor in Agassi's longevity allowing him to play with "great relevance" up until age of 36

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 11:30 EST, 11 December 2012 | UPDATED: 14:47 EST, 11 December 2012 An international study has revealed that students in U.S. schools perform better than the global average, but still lag behind many of their peers in Asia and Europe. Fourth-graders have improved their scores in reading and math over the past four years, according to a study released Tuesday. But progress seems to fall off by eighth grade, where math and science scores are stagnant. Meanwhile, kids in countries like Finland and Singapore are outperforming American fourth-graders in science and reading. Lagging behind: Hong-Kong is leading in fourth-grade reading, with the U.S. in sixth place, while Singapore is No 1 in fourth-grade math, 10 spots ahead of the U.S.
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Hong-Kong is leading in fourth-grade reading, with the U.S. in sixth place
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Singapore is No 1 in fourth-grade math, while the U.S. is in the 11th spot on the list
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U.S. eighth-graders are in ninth and 10th place respectively in math and science, with Korea and Singapore in top spots
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Only one in 10 American students has achieved 'advanced benchmark' in science, compared to four in 10 in Singapore
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Eighth-graders in Massachusetts and Minnesota score far better in math and science than the U.S. average
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Eighth-graders in schools with the highest poverty performed below both the U.S. and global average
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Boys in the U.S. do better than girls in fourth-grade science and eighth-grade math, but girls lead in reading

Question: Some U.S. states that were measured separately were clear standouts, performing on par with or better than some top-performing @placeholder countries.


Piermont, New York (CNN) -- Autopsy results were released on Monday for a bride-to-be and best man who were killed in a boating accident last weekend on the Hudson River. Lindsey Stewart died "as a result of drowning and severe head injuries" and Mark Lennon died "as a result of drowning" and "suffered only minor bodily injuries," according to a press release from the Rockland County Medical Examiner's office. Lennon and Stewart disappeared late Friday when a 21-foot Stingray power boat they were passengers on slammed into one of three construction barges strapped together near the Tappan Zee Bridge, 25 miles north of Manhattan. Lennon was to be the best man in Stewart's wedding to Brian Bond on August 10.
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Autopsy say bride-to-be drowned, had severe head injuries; best man drowned
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A Jet Skier found the body believed to be best man Mark Lennon
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The body of bride Lindsey Stewart was recovered Saturday
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The wedding party's boat crashed into a parked barge on the Hudson on Friday night

Question: But the search for @placeholder continued until Sunday morning, when a Jet Skier called police to report a body in the river.


(CNN) -- Uruguay hero Fernando Muslera was delighted after his team stunned hosts Argentina in a penalty shootout to reach the semifinals of the Copa America tournament, despite having a player sent off. The goalkeeper saved a spot-kick by striker Carlos Tevez to earn "La Celeste" a clash with Peru, who beat Colombia 2-0 after extra-time in Cordoba earlier on Saturday. The Uruguayans, who reached the last four at the 2010 World Cup, will be seeking to make the Copa final for the first time since 1999 when they line up in La Plata on Tuesday. The upset victory against close neighbors Argentina came exactly 61 years after Uruguay won the World Cup by stunning Brazil in Rio de Janeiro's Maracana stadium.
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Uruguay to play Peru in semifinals of Copa America after eliminating hosts Argentina
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Quarterfinal ended 1-1 as both teams had a player sent off, one in each half
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Goalkeeper Fernando Muslera saves from Carlos Tevez as Uruguay win penalty shootout
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Peru went through earlier on Saturday, beating Colombia 2-0 after extra-time

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(CNN) -- "Balls. That's how a family shows its power," declares Johnny Depp as Barnabas Collins in "Dark Shadows" to the bemused descendants gathered around the dinner table. In his day -- the 1700s -- throwing a party was a political act. But 200 years later -- in 1972, to be exact -- balls are out of style. Women's lib is in the air, and his movie is loaded with powerful, independent women. The hippies are dropping out. And vampires are an anachronism. I better admit from the start I never saw Dan Curtis' spooky "Dark Shadows" soap opera, a curio that ran from 1966 to 1971. The belated blockbuster edition arrives courtesy of director Tim Burton, star Depp and "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" scribe Seth Grahame-Smith, a mash-up monster squad possibly more inclined to camp than Curtis was, and certainly more tickled by the nostalgic "modernity" of the Nixon era.
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"Dark Shadows" is based on Dan Curtis' spooky soap opera of the same name
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Depp is a vision in monochrome with his pasty complexion, black hair and cape
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Burton dedicates unwarranted time to the Collins' dull fortunes in the fish canning business

Question: As we know by now, in @placeholder's films being a misfit is a mark of distinction.


By Rajvir Rai Follow @@R_Rai He may have fallen out of favour with Brazil manager Luiz Felipe Scolari but Kaka is still loved in Sao Paulo. Thousands of fans - nearly 20,000 according to reports in Brazil - gathered at the Morumbi Stadium to celebrate the 32-year-old's return to the city where he first made his name. Kaka left AC Milan to sign for Major League Soccer side Orlando City last month but will go on loan to Sao Paulo until the start of next of year's MLS season. Return of a hero: Kaka poses on stage with the Sao Paulo shirt as fans go wild in the stadium
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Brazil superstar has signed on loan for Sao Paulo from Orlando City
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Kaka says he is 'thrilled' to be back at club where he 'grew up'
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Reports suggest nearly 20,000 people gathered to cheer Kaka

Question: Kaka, who left @placeholder in 2003, said it's 'a thrill to return after 11 years to the club where I grew up'.


(CNN) -- Edward Snowden, the former technical assistant for the CIA who has leaked details of a top-secret American program, has checked out of a Hong Kong hotel where he was holed up for three weeks. Where he is now is the subject of intense speculation, as is the question of what happens next. Read more: Called a defector, NSA leaker defends his decision Analysts say the United States is likely to seek his extradition. But Hong Kong could refuse if the government in Beijing decides it might be useful to keep him, and countries such as Iceland could step in to grant him asylum (although there is no suggestion Snowden has yet applied for asylum there.)
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Analysts: U.S. is likely to seek Snowden's extradition, but Beijing has the right of veto
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CIA operative says Snowden violated laws governing disclosure of U.S. state secrets
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Leaker Edward Snowden could face felony charges, admits all his "options are bad"

Question: He leaked signals intelligence and the (@placeholder) government is almost mandated to go prosecute him.


(CNN) -- The image of the Shinkansen bullet train streaking past Mount Fuji is a powerful part of the iconography of the resurgent post-war Japan. Introduced in 1964, just months ahead of the the Tokyo Olympics, the bullet train represented everything that Japan wanted for itself: a sleek, cutting-edge and reliable mode of transportation. The average annual delay of a Shinkansen train is 36 seconds -- even accounting for earthquakes and typhoons. The Shinkansen network transports around 930,000 passengers every day. During rush hour, bullet trains leave urban stations around Japan as often as every six minutes. But nearly 50 years on, Japan's hi-tech wonder desperately needs an update.
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The Shinkansen network transports around 930,000 passengers every day
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A pioneer of high-speed rail, Japan faces intense rivalry from China and European train giants France and Germany
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Train company JR Tokai plans to build a $100 billion, 286-km maglev track to between Tokyo and Nagoya
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It also plans to export its technology overseas, pitching an offer to the United States

Question: Last month, it held a maglev road show for @placeholder politicians, taking them on a test ride in central Japan.


New romance: Tessa Hardy describes the new relationship with BBC newsreader Tim Willcox as ‘casual’ He first made headlines for his affair with his married co-presenter Sophie Long. And yesterday it emerged that BBC newsreader Tim Willcox has moved on to another blonde with a husband – Tessa Hardy, wife of telecoms multi-millionaire Warren Hardy. The pair met at a dinner party in 2013, when Mr Willcox, 51, was still with Miss Long, but struck up a relationship shortly after Mrs Hardy, 53, and her husband began a trial separation. Yesterday friends of Mr Hardy said he was devastated to discover that Mr Willcox had wheedled his way into his wife’s affections when he had been desperately trying to win her back and salvage their 24-year marriage, which produced three children now aged 23, 20 and 17.
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BBC's Tim Willcox seeing Tessa Hardy, wife of millionaire Warren Hardy
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Relationship started shortly after Mr and Mrs Hardy began trial separation
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Friends of Mr Hardy say he was devastated to discover the relationship
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Add he hoped to salvage their 24 year marriage which produced 3 children
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Comes after Mr Willcox had an affair with married colleague Sophie Long
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Mrs Hardy, 53 bears a striking resemblance to news reader Miss Long, 37

Question: Mr @placeholder left his wife of 17 years - with whom he has four children - for Miss Long


(CNN) -- At least one performer fell hard for Sunday night's Billboard Music Awards. Not sure what that means? Well, check out the top five moments from Sunday night's 2013 Billboard Music Awards: 1. Miguel lands on a fan The R & B singer accidentally landed on a woman in the mosh pit during a performance of his hit song "Adorn." He was attempting a jump that went wrong. The fan appeared to be fine and the singer kept singing. Miguel later tweeted: "got caught up in the moment, thank goodness Khyati is okay." 2. Taylor Swift wins eight out of the 11 awards she was up for
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Taylor Swift, Rihanna and Gotye win big at the Billboard Music Awards
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Singer Miguel lands on a fan by mistake
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Justin Bieber gets booed

Question: "My album is kind of on the ends of the intense emotional spectrum," @placeholder said while accepting that award.


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 04:46 EST, 1 January 2013 | UPDATED: 07:37 EST, 1 January 2013 Angela Merkel has used her New Year's Eve speech to launch an open attack on the City of London as she attempts to win a third term as German Chancellor in 2013. In a move that will be grasped by British Eurosceptics, Mrs Merkel told Germany that she will repress Europe's biggest financial markets and fight to strengthen the EU's grip on banking. The Chancellor openly blames the financial collapse of the U.S. economy and light-touch regulation spearheaded by Britain for the Eurozone crisis.
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German Chancellor demands more strict controls imposed on Europe's biggest financial markets
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Mrs Merkel wants to be re-elected in September 2013 and Eurozone stability will help her win third term
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'Internationally, more needs to be done in order to exercise control over the financial markets,' she said on German TV last night
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David Cameron will give speech this month demanding more powers are grabbed back from Brussels

Question: In what is viewed as a speech that will kick-start the election race, @placeholder urged Germans to be more patient even though the euro zone crisis has already dragged on for three years.


England cricketers are used to getting a hard time Down Under – mainly at the crease. But Eoin Morgan, the new captain of the nation’s one-day team, wasn’t prepared for the bouncer hurled at him yesterday from outside the ground. Hours before he was due to lead out his side against Australia, the 28-year-old batsman found himself at the centre of a bizarre blackmail plot involving lurid sex messages and videos. Scroll down for video England cricket captain Eoin Morgan, pictured with his current girlfriend Tara Ridgway, was the focus of a £35,000 blackmail plot over a fling with an Australian woman five years ago, it was revealed today
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England Cricket Board received email demanding money in last 48 hours
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Emailer had threatened to reveal details of Morgan's past relationship
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He also threatened to release video found on phone unless cash was paid
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Demanded money before the first ball in tomorrow's Tri-Series match
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Emails were traced to an individual in Hobart, Australia
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He is the unnamed woman's new boyfriend, and has apologised
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Man named in Australian media as safety consultant Nick Emery
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His girlfriend has been named in Australia as Brooke Tsakirakis
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No further action is to be taken against would-be blackmailer

Question: Morgan, who has been dating Australian model and law student Tara Ridgway for the last three years, is understood to have had a relationship with Miss Tsakirakis five years ago while he was playing cricket in @placeholder.

Question: After meeting ECB officials and Australian police officers, @placeholder said he had made a mistake because he was in a ‘bad head space’.


David Cameron will seek to secure the release of the last British resident held in Guantanamo Bay during talks with Barack Obama, sources have revealed. The Prime Minister is expected to travel to the White House this month, his last scheduled encounter with the US President before May’s General Election. Aides said he would raise the plight of Shaker Aamer, who has been held in Guantanamo without charge for almost 13 years. Prime Minister David Cameron (right) will seek to secure the release of the last British resident held in Guantanamo Bay during talks with Barack Obama, sources have revealed. Aides said he would raise the plight of Shaker Aamer, who has been held in Guantanamo without charge for almost 13 years
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Prime Minister's aides said he would raise plight of Shaker Aamer, who has been held in Guantanamo
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Mr Cameron is expected to travel to White House this month, his last scheduled encounter with US President before May’s General Election
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Mr Aamer, a Saudi citizen, has resident status in UK, and his British wife and four children  live in south London

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Question: @placeholder officials, however, are seeking to persuade the US that they can address any concerns about a return to London.


So close: Anni, on the left, with her cousin and best friend Sneha Hindochna - who was in daily contact with Anni throughout the honeymoon The woman who holds the key to the secrets of Anni Dewani’s turbulent relationship with her husband told police she believed he was lying about the sequence of events surrounding her murder. Sneha Hindocha, Anni’s cousin and best friend, said she was suspicious of millionaire businessman Shrien Dewani’s claim that his bride wanted to visit a township in South Africa late at night on their honeymoon. In a sensational witness statement, Sneha – who was in daily contact with Anni throughout the honeymoon – insisted Anni thought the wedding was a sham and Dewani was controlling and refused to have sex.
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Sneha Hindocha, Anni's cousin, told police she believed Dewani was lying
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She was suspicious of his claim that his bride wanted to visit a township
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The 30-year-old was in daily contact with Anni throughout the honeymoon
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In her sensational witness statement she claims the wedding was a sham
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Said Dewani spoke of wanting to turn Anni from 'ugly duckling into a swan'
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Anni would not want to visit a township on her honeymoon, or in the middle of the night. ‘She was elegant and sophisticated... it was not that she looked down on people but she never would have wanted to do that.’
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Dewani’s first words to his bride on their wedding day were: ‘Your sari is not proper.’
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He scolded his new bride for leaving clothes unfolded in their honeymoon suite.
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Anni told her that the couple were ‘acting’ all the way through their wedding ceremony.
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Dewani blamed his lack of interest in sex on infertility treatment –and went on a Thai boxing course to ‘raise his hormone level’.
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He spoke of wanting to turn Anni from an ‘ugly duckling into a swan’.

Question: Sneha goes on: ‘I then asked, “Why would you ask me that?” and Anni replied that she and @placeholder had agreed to “act out the rest of the wedding ceremonies”.’


(CNN) -- Jefferson Thomas, one of the so-called "Little Rock Nine," the nine students who integrated Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1957, has died, according to Carlotta Walls LaNier, president of the group's foundation. He was 67. Thomas died of pancreatic cancer on Sunday, the Little Rock Nine Foundation said in a statement. He was living in Columbus, Ohio. As a 15-year-old, Thomas was one of the nine African-American students who braved segregationist mobs to integrate the all-white school under the protection of military forces. A retired federal accountant for the Department of Defense, Thomas "had spent the last decade of his life doing community service, traveling to promote racial harmony and supporting young people in seeking higher education," the foundation said. In 1999, he and the others received a Congressional Gold Medal from President Bill Clinton.
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Thomas died of pancreatic cancer on Sunday
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He was 15 when he and others integrated Arkansas schools in 1957
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Other Little Rock Nine members remember Thomas as being able to keep them laughing

Question: "I will miss his calculated sense of humor," said @placeholder, another member of the nine.

Question: "We stay in contact because we had that experience, and we grew up together in @placeholder," she said.


U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met Iraqi leaders Monday as radical Sunni militants continue their march toward Baghdad during the country's tensest time since the U.S. withdrawal of troops in 2011. "The future of Iraq depends on decisions made in the next few days and weeks," Kerry said after meeting with Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, the man who some observers say needs to step down. Al-Maliki has agreed to a July 1 deadline to begin the process to form a new government, a requirement for U.S. assistance in fighting the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, Kerry said.
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Militant fighters believed to be ISIS seize the Baiji oil refinery, sources say
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United States, Iraq reach agreement over legal protections for U.S. advisers
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John Kerry says Iraqi leaders agree to form a new government by July 1
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U.S. defense official says Iraq's military is plagued with morale, training problems

Question: On Monday, Iraqi troops prepared to recapture the airbase, @placeholder Maj. Gen. Abu al-Waleed said.

Question: At least 71 prisoners and five police officers were killed Monday when militants attacked an @placeholder police convoy transferring inmates from one prison to another, police said.


(CNN) -- Derbies often provide the highlight of any football season -- whether that be Boca Juniors vs. River Plate, AC Milan vs. Inter or Arsenal vs. Spurs -- and Major League Soccer (MLS) is now hoping that Los Angeles can join that illustrious list. For the hope for the city's new franchise, whose working title is simply Los Angeles Football Club, is that it can have an intense rivalry with four-time champions LA Galaxy. The first derby is scheduled to take place in 2017, when the club is set to enter the league. And it should be a high profile event if any of the illustrious co-owners, NBA legend Magic Johnson, U.S. football great Mia Hamm and her husband, Major League Baseball star, Nomar Garciaparra, attend.
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Los Angeles Football Club will join MLS in 2017
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City's second team boasts Magic Johnson and Mia Hamm among its co-owners
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MLS hopes club will form an intense rivalry with LA Galaxy
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Club's creation can help MLS 'become one of world's top leagues'

Question: The fact that the club ground-shared with Galaxy may have hindered its ability to establish its own identity, which might explain why a new stadium for @placeholder FC is a leading priority.


(CNN) -- A 14-year-old Filipino-American boy abducted in July by suspected Islamic militants in the Philippines is free, officials said. Kevin Lunsmann was reunited with his mother, the U.S. Embassy in Manila said Monday, without offering additional details. "It was a tough time. It was a tough five months," Kevin's father, Heiko, told CNN affiliate WSET, from the family home in Lynchburg, Virginia. "I'm just so happy." Heiko Lunsmann said the boy had plotted his escape for a while and eventually seized the opportunity some time late last week while his guards slept. He "was spotted alone" Saturday about six miles southwest of Lamitan City on the island of Basilan, a stronghold of the Islamic militant group Abu Sayyaf, the official Philippines News Agency said.
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"An innocent victim is returned to his family," the ambassador says
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Report: Kevin walked for two days, surviving on candies and coconut
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His mother and cousin were released earlier

Question: Abu Sayyaf has been blamed for several terrorist attacks in the @placeholder, including the bombing of a ferry in 2004 that left about 130 people dead, as well as past kidnappings.


(CNN) -- Facebook announced an update to Graph Search on Monday that will enable users to search for conversation topics within status updates, comments and posts. Some users with Graph Search can now browse Facebook for topics of interest â€” for example, "posts about Breaking Bad" or simply "Breaking Bad." The update also allows users to search for posts or comments from a certain time period or location (for example, "posts by my friends from last month") or posts that they already composed or commented on. The update makes Facebook much more conducive to real-time conversations, an area where it has been making major strides to compete with the likes of Twitter. The two social networks have been competing for eyeballs during primetime television events like the Emmys, the NFL's Monday Night Football, and Sunday's Breaking Bad finale.
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Graph Search is Facebook's way of finding content across the network
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System has added status updates and comments
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User can now scan for trending conversations, a la Twitter

Question: When users' eyes aren't glued to the TV screen, Facebook and @placeholder want them to be having conversations or voicing their opinions on their respective networks.

Question: @placeholder is making similar efforts ahead of the company's IPO; the company is expected to file its public IPO papers as soon as this week.


Lying among a pile of papers at the hideout in Pakistan where Osama Bin Laden was shot dead was a carefully worded 21-page letter. It warned of the rise of a new and ruthless group of Islamic extremists capable of such extreme brutality that Al Qaeda should sever all links with them. In fact, it claimed the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (or ISIS) had such complete disregard for civilian life that it could damage the reputation of Al Qaeda – if such a thing were possible for an organisation that has long traded in murderous terrorism. Scroll down for video
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21-page letter found at the Pakistan hideout where Bin Laden was killed
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Note said Islamic State of Iraq and Syria could damage Al Qaeda's reputation
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Memo documented acts of barbarism including bombing mosques
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ISIS, now called Islamic State, has control of area larger than Great Britain

Question: To understand the threat Islamic State poses to the region, it first needs to be appreciated how it has grown into a force to rival @placeholder.