(CNN) -- "Even if you know the way," an ancient Korean proverb advises, "ask one more time." If North Korea's latest cycle of misdeeds, followed by international censure, followed by menacing words out of Pyongyang has a familiar ring to it, it is because this behavior has become a fixture of the accordion-like rhythm of Northeast Asian security. But a familiar path is not the same thing as a prudent one. It would be a mistake to let North Korea's young leader think he has inherited the family license to provoke with immunity. Let's briefly retrace the recent cycle of provocation, sanction and threat.
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North Korea has threatened more missile and nuclear tests
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Patrick Cronin says the threats came in response to reasonable sanctions imposed on N. Korea
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He says it may be prudent to show N. Korea that such provocations won't succeed

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LINCOLN, Nebraska (CNN) -- Sherry Pierce, who works at a fast food restaurant that doesn't offer health insurance, needs a dentist to look at three broken teeth that may be abscessed. Dr. Shawn Semin examines Gotti Water, 6, at Clinic with a Heart. Gotti had ringworm. Diabetic Shane Stender says his poor health cost him his job as a pizza cook and now he can't afford supplies to monitor his blood sugar. Home health aide Nina Forst wants a doctor to check out a rash on her son Gotti's head. Pierce, Stender and Gotti were among 52 patients who arrived one evening this week at Clinic with a Heart in Lincoln, Nebraska. The weekly clinic offers free care to those falling through the cracks of the health care system, says Dr. Rob Rhodes, a family physician who is president and founder of the clinic.
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Free clinic offers care to those falling through the cracks of the health care system
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Clinic expects to see more than 2,000 patients this year, up from 1,400 last year
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Founder: Clinic is "entry point for the health care system"

Question: A volunteer doctor diagnosed ringworm, a fungal infection, in @placeholder's son Gotti, 6.


Kansas City, Missouri (CNN) -- Amid an ongoing congressional probe into the General Services Administration, a CNN investigation has uncovered more evidence of wasteful spending at the agency, including cooking classes for employees that cost as much as $3,350 per class. For years, the GSA paid to send employees to these cooking classes to build team spirit, part of a spending pattern that the agency now says was inappropriate. Employees based in Kansas City, Missouri, attended classes at The Culinary Center of Kansas City, located in suburban Overland Park, where they cooked meals. Senator encourage GSA to 'clean house' The GSA confirmed that there were nine classes beginning in June 2007, with the last class in June 2011. The total cost to the GSA was $20,701.
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GSA is under a congressional investigation for wasteful spending
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The spending came to light after a report detailed an $823,000 conference in 2010
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CNN has found the agency also spent more than $20,000 on cooking classes
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The GSA says its new chief 'has instituted stringent new policies ... to put an end to this misuse of taxpayer dollars'

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The sex scandal engulfing former CIA chief David Petraeus and America’s commander in Afghanistan deepened yesterday when it emerged the two men had personally intervened in a messy child custody battle. While supposedly focused on the anti-terror agenda, two of the leading figures in the US security machine were writing glowing letters in support of the twin sister of the woman at the heart of the scandal. The revelation in court documents of their intervention on behalf of Natalie Khawam – a woman a judge had ruled psychologically unstable – fuelled speculation over the extent of their involvement with her sister, Florida socialite Jill Kelley.
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CIA chief David Petraeus and General John Allen wrote letters of support for 'unstable' Natalie Khawam
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Judge had previously ruled against Khawam's claims for child custody
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Miss Khawam, a lawyer, this year filed for bankruptcy after racking up $1.9million in debt

Question: The judge also condemned Mrs @placeholder’s testimony that she had seen her brother-in-law push her sister down the stairs while clutching their baby, describing her as a ‘patently biased and unreliable witness’.


(CNN) -- Opening statements in the Michael Jackson wrongful death trial will be heard Monday, April 29, with the first testimony soon to follow, the judge announced Tuesday. Michael Jackson's mother and three children are suing AEG Live, claiming the concert promoter was liable in the pop star's June 25, 2009, death. Jury selection concluded Tuesday afternoon with selection of six alternates to back up the 12 jurors chosen Monday. Jackson Lawyer Brian Panish called it a "good, diverse" jury after the 12 main jurors were seated Monday. The main jury panel includes six men and six women, and there are four male and two females alternates.
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Jury selection concluded Tuesday with selection of six alternates
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The jury includes six men and six women, with four male and two females alternates
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Michael Jackson's mother and children say a concert promoter is liable in the pop star's death
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AEG Live's lawyers argue Jackson chose and controlled Dr. Conrad Murray.

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN)  -- At least 6,000 Christians have fled the northern Iraqi city of Mosul in the past week because of killings and death threats, Iraq's Ministry of Immigration and Displaced Persons said Thursday. A Christian family that fled Mosul found refuge in the Al-Sayida monastery about 30 miles north of the city. The number represents 1,424 families, at least 70 more families than were reported to be displaced on Wednesday. The ministry said it had set up an operation room to follow up sending urgent aid to the displaced Christian families as a result of attacks by what it called "terrorist groups."
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More than 1,400 Christian families displaced
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Families reportedly frightened by killings and threats by Muslim extremists
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Extremists ordering them to convert to Islam, officials say
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Fourteen Christians have been slain in the past two weeks in Mosul

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Question: A curfew was declared Wednesday in several neighborhoods of eastern @placeholder as authorities searched for militants behind the attacks.


By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 11:44 EST, 12 March 2013 | UPDATED: 05:22 EST, 13 March 2013 Perhaps it was worried about being turned away, and wanted to be at the front of the queue. But sadly for this baby seal, who hauled itself out of the sea and flip-flopped across the road to a nightclub, it was shut when it got there. The creature had managed to waddle across a busy road in Herne Bay, Kent, to arrive at the doorstep of the Talk of the Town club and amusement arcade at 9am today. Let me in! The baby seal seemed eager to go clubbing - but was ushered back to sea by the RSPCA
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The seal waddled across a busy road in Herne Bay, Kent today
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Nightclub was closed and he was ushered back to sea by the RSPCA

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Fraser, pictured at the funeral of his former gangland boss Charlie Richardson in 2012, is currently in an induced coma in Kings Hospital in south London Family and friends of notorious gangster 'Mad' Frankie Fraser, who is in a coma and being kept alive by a life support machine, have gathered to say their goodbyes. The 90-year-old criminal, who has spent almost half his life in prison, is in a critical condition at Kings Hospital in south London after reportedly undergoing surgery on Friday. He was induced into a coma in the intensive care unit following complications during an operation and a bedside vigil was held last night.
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Frankie Fraser, 90, is in a critical condition in Kings Hospital in London
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He is in an induced coma after complications during surgery on Friday
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It is believed he had a hip operation but doctors noticed a fractured leg
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His family are keeping a bedside vigil as one said 'it doesn't look good'
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Part of Richardson gang in 1960s and infamous for pulling out rivals teeth

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The world is 'adrift' and America is in decline because of the 'extraordinary vacuum of leadership in this country,' New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Saturday. 'People both inside America and outside America no longer know what America stands for,' the outspoken politician told attendees of an Iowa GOP fundraiser, and that's because of 'the lack of leadership we have in the White House.' 'America is not being respected around the world the way we used to be and we’re not being respected because we longer mean what we say and say what we mean,' Christie, a probable 2016 presidential candidate, told a group of roughly 1,000 Republicans at a party for Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad's birthday.
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'People both inside America and outside America no longer know what America stands for,' New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie said Saturday in Iowa
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Christie, a probable 2016 presidential candidate, was officially in the state to celebrate Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad's birthday
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Christie acknowledged today that he's 'considering' a run for president but hasn't made a decision yet

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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Jessica Keenan tried on wedding dresses in a fancy Beverly Hills boutique, about 100 miles from the Santa Barbara, California, clinic where she gets blasted with chemotherapy once a week. Jessica Keenan, 34, is getting married January 24, thanks to the Dream Foundation. Keenan is 34 years old and battling Stage 4 breast cancer with faith, hope and a charity called the Dream Foundation, which helps terminally ill adults. ''You get a diagnosis and you never know how short your time is," Keenan said. "I chose to believe there is going to be a cure. You still carry those dreams of getting married, having a kid."
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Jessica Keenan, 34, has Stage 4 breast cancer
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One of her dreams is to get married to defy her terminally ill prognosis
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The Dream Foundation is helping her dream come true
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The foundation helps terminally ill adults with their last wishes

Question: Keenan wrote a letter to Dream Foundation, at the suggestion of her devoted nurses at the @placeholder cancer center.


Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Track star Oscar Pistorius broke down in court Thursday, the fourth day of his murder trial, as a neighbor described the grisly scenes when he tried to save the athlete's girlfriend after a fatal shooting on Valentine's Day 2013. The amputee sprinter, 27, nicknamed "Blade Runner," has pleaded not guilty to all four counts against him, saying the killing of model Reeva Steenkamp, 29, was a tragic error and he mistook her for an intruder. In graphic testimony, witness Johan Stipp, a doctor who lived close by, said he went to Pistorius' residence after hearing shots fired. He said he saw Steenkamp mortally wounded, her brain tissue mixed with blood and Pistorius praying for her to live.
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NEW: "He definitely wanted her to live, " witness says about Oscar Pistorius
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Witness says he saw Reeva Steenkamp had been mortally wounded
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"I thought she was a burglar and I shot her," witness quotes Pistorius as saying
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Defense attorney grills another witness on notes taken of fatal shooting

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:33 EST, 9 January 2014 | UPDATED: 15:47 EST, 9 January 2014 Fire starter: Matthew Heckler holding Zeus who chewed through a can of deodorant which caused an explosion A six-month-old puppy chomped through a can of deodorant which caused a window-shattering explosion. The saluki greyhound cross called Zeus chewed through the can of Lynx and caused a blast so intense that it shattered his owner's double glazed bay window, broke the floorboards and set fire to the sofa. Kerry Leech, 20, and her partner Matthew Heckler, 22, said they were lucky not to have been in during the freak accident at their home in Goldthorpe, South Yorkshire, on Saturday.
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Saluki greyhound cross chewed through can of Lynx at house in Goldthorpe, South Yorkshire
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Blast was so intense it shattered a bay window and broke floorboards
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Kerry Leech and partner Matthew Heckler said they were lucky not to be in

Question: Mr @placeholder added: 'When we got inside the house we saw that the explosion had completely smashed out our bay window.


The 'Pandemic Princess', now dubbed the 'Seasick Princess', has struck again leaving holiday makers fuming after their cruise ship holiday was cancelled. 2000 passengers who were due to set sail to New Zealand today on the Sea Princess were told just yesterday their trip had been canned due to technical difficulties. It left a number of passengers stranded while others heard the devastating news at the airport, waiting to depart flights to Sydney to board the ship. Scroll down for video The 'Sea Princess' (pictured) has had its trip to New Zealand cancelled due to technical difficulties. It's one of many problems the ship has recently had including a gastro outbreak on board
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Passengers left fuming as trip on cruise ship 'Seasick Princess' is again cancelled
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At least 2000 passengers due to set sail to New Zealand were told their trip had been canned due to technical difficulties
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Angry travellers took to social media to vent their outrage
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One of many problems on 'Sea Princess' including gastro outbreak and engine difficulties
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Carnival Australia has offered all passengers a full refund and a 100% future cruise credit
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In 2013, 843,000 Aussies went on cruise holidays in Australia and abroad

Question: Company said: 'We have made the difficult decision to cancel @placeholder' current cruise and proceed to dry dock where all the required repairs can be made


(CNN) -- In the ghettos of the Niger Delta, one woman is on a mission to bring glamor to the region while at the same time educating and inspiring promising young talent from the area. Caterina Bortolussi has always been interested in fashion. But what started as the dream of a young girl from a small town outside of Venice, Italy, has become a reality years later in the ghettos of Port Harcourt in the south of Nigeria. In December 2010, Bortolussi started her fashion label Kinabuti. With designs inspired by Nigeria, reflecting the vibrant colors and traditions of Africa, Bortolussi decided on an ethical twist to her organization. She wanted to use fashion as an instrument for change in the region.
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Italian designer Caterina Bortolussi has started an ethical fashion label in Nigeria
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Bortolussi has trained and hired girls from the region to become models and brand ambassadors
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Next year she hopes to inspire more locals and teach tailoring skills

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By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 10:24 EST, 5 September 2013 | UPDATED: 13:15 EST, 5 September 2013 The NYPD have launched an internal investigation after officers were caught posting pictures of themselves in full uniform on dating websites. A spokesman confirmed to MailOnline today that an investigation is underway after cops were spotted showing off to prospective online dates in their uniforms, posing next to patrol cars and motorcycles. Despite several officers' profiles being taken down since the flaunting of NYPD rules emerged, others are still looking for love on sites such as Match.com and OkCupid. Bad romance: The NYPD has launched an internal investigation into cops who have been posting pictures in their uniforms on dating websites
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Hopeful romantics from New York's Finest pictured posing in their uniforms next to squad cars and motorbikes
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U.S. Marines and New York City firemen also posting pictures in uniform

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(CNN) -- Starbucks, McDonald's, Zara -- many of the international chains have tried to colonize Paris but the city seems to have put up more resistance than, say, London or New York. Parisians still love their little neighborhood vendors selling one thing and selling it very well -- shops of a kind apparently threatened with extinction in other big cosmopolitan cities. Not that these often quirky Paris establishments are all old, family-run and hidden down a side street. Some are new and pushing retail boundaries far more boldly than your average timid multinational. When it comes to shopping in the French capital, some of the best things still come in small packages -- probably one beautifully wrapped and tied with a neat little bow.
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Paris has defended its quirky little traders better than many other large cities
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Prince Albert de Broglie runs a taxidermist's that's been stuffing animals since 1831
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Nose uses a questionnaire to match you up with your perfect scent

Question: Stuffing all creatures great and small for @placeholder since 1831, this venerable taxidermist's was threatened with closure in 2008 after most of the shop was destroyed in a fire.


(CNN) -- Playing cards with images of Hitler. Toy fuhrers. And a lamp and church tapestry with swastikas emblazoned across the front. No, it's not a neo-Nazi convention. Rather, it is a groundbreaking exhibit that opened Friday in the German capital and is intended to show Adolf Hitler's relationship with the German people. Germany has produced exhibits on the Holocaust and Nazism before but never since World War II has one focused solely on the man who taught an entire nation to hate. "Hitler and the Germans" is not about the fascist dictator's memorabilia, not about the man himself, said curator Hans-Ulrech Thamer. It's not about textbook history or scholarly writings.
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This is the first exhibit in Germany that focuses on Hitler
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On display are ordinary propaganda objects
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The curator hopes viewers will look inward as well

Question: Thamer hopes viewers -- many of whom are sure to be @placeholder who no longer have direct memories of their nation's ugly history -- will look inside themselves as they cast their eyes on ordinary things that back then, served a very extraordinary purpose.


(CNN) -- Goals rained down in the English Premier League on Saturday, but for once Manchester United played it safe to stay seven points clear at the top of the table. Alex Ferguson's team kept a clean sheet for the first time in six games, beating West Bromwich Albion 2-0 at home in a match that had been in danger of succumbing to the UK's recent wet weather. By contrast, second-placed Manchester City scrambled a 4-3 win at Norwich, Tottenham came from behind to claim third with a 2-1 victory at Sunderland and Arsenal moved fifth after triumphing 7-3 at home to Newcastle.
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Manchester United will go into 2013 with a seven-point lead in English Premier League
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Alex Ferguson's team keep a rare clean sheet in Saturday's 2-0 win at home to West Brom
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Second-placed Manchester City win 4-3 at Norwich despite having Samir Nasri sent off
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Spurs go third with 2-1 win at Sunderland, with Arsenal fifth after beating Newcastle 7-3

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Sydney (CNN) -- Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has welcomed the return by Australia of two ancient Hindu art treasures that were allegedly stolen from temples in Tamil Nadu. During a meeting with Modi in New Delhi on Friday Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott handed over a 900-year bronze statue of Shiva Nataraja (dancing Shiva) and a stone statue of Ardhanariswara (Shiva in half-female form), also from circa 1100. "I would like to convey to Prime Minister Abbott the deep sense of gratitude of 1.25 billion people of India for the efforts he has made to bring with him two ancient statues that were stolen from India," Modi said.
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Australia returns lost art treasures to India, including Shiva Nataraja
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Australian galleries bought the artworks from a dealer who's awaiting trial
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Subhash Kapoor is facing trial on theft-related charges
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Modi conveys "deep sense of gratitude" from Indian people

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Question: Modi said Abbott and the people of @placeholder "have shown enormous respect and regard not only for our ancient treasures, but also for our cultural heritage."


(CNN) -- Finally, fans of the world's most famous boy wizard can follow his fight against the evil Lord Voldemort on their e-readers. The entire "Harry Potter" series is now available in digital form at Pottermore, author J.K. Rowling's website for all things Potter, ending what was easily the biggest e-book holdout in the literary world. The books come in a downloadable format that is compatible with all leading e-readers, tablets, personal computers and smartphones -- including Amazon's Kindle and Barnes & Noble's Nook. Readers seeking the e-books on Amazon or Barnes & Noble's site will be directed to Pottermore to buy them.
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'Harry Potter' books finally come to Kindle, Nook
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Author J.K. Rowling had feared online piracy of the beloved texts
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Rowling famously writes longhand on paper

Question: "We're excited that Harry Potter fans worldwide are now able to read @placeholder's fantastic books on their Kindles and free Kindle reading apps."


A teenage girl in the same school year as tragic Tallulah Wilson has died in similar horrific circumstances after being struck by a train. Mary Stroman was killed while an inquest was being held into the death of gifted ballerina Tallulah, 15, who killed herself at London’s St Pancras station. The inquest into the death of the schoolgirl – who became addicted to websites glamorising self-harm and suicide – was widely reported in the media. Death: Tallulah Wilson, 15, left, was found dead on the tracks at St Pancras station. Mary Stroman, right, died while an inquest into the death of Tallulah Wilson was taking place
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Mary Stroman, 16, died in a similar way to Tallulah Wilson, 15
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It was today revealed that they both attended the same London school
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Question: Last night Mary’s family issued a statement saying: ‘To all her friends and people who knew her, please remember @placeholder as a bright, clever and funny girl who was gentle and kind to everyone.


ISTANBUL, Turkey (CNN) -- Turkish warplanes and long-range missiles attacked Kurdish rebel positions in the mountains of northern Iraq near the Turkish border early Sunday, according to Turkish military officials. A Turkish commando on patrol near the Turkey-Iraq border. The air attack, which began around 1 a.m. and last for more than three hours, targeted Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) outposts in the Qandil mountain, the statement said. Turkish ground troops launched long-range missiles at the PKK positions after the air attack, the statement said. All warplanes returned safely to their bases in Turkey, the military said. Jamal Abdullah, a spokesman for Iraq's autonomous Kurdish Regional Government said the targets of the attack appear to be PKK fighters in the border area, but there are reports of civilian casualties in nearby villages. He had no details on the casualty figures.
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The air attack targeted PKK outposts in the Qandil mountain
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Turkish troops launched long-range missiles at PKK positions after air attack
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Military: All warplanes returned safely to their bases in Turkey

Question: Those militants have launched actions against Turkish troops from northern Iraq and have been fighting the @placeholder government forces in southeastern Turkey, where the violence has been steady.


By Sunni Upal Canadian rapper and Toronto Raptors ambassador Drake began an ambitious recruitment attempt to bring reigning NBA MVP Kevin Durant to Canada. Durant was in attendance as Drake performed at OVO Fest in Toronto, and the singer finished off his performance with a shout out to the Oklahoma City Thunder superstar. After his performance, Drake said: 'Before we leave, my brother Kevin Durant was kind enough to come to the show to watch. I just want to see what would happen if he played in Toronto.' VIDEO Scroll down to watch Drake try and recruit Kevin Durrant for Toronto Raptors
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Drake ended his performance by trying to convince Durant to join Raptors
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Rapper is an ambassador for his home town Toronto Raptors NBA team
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Durant won NBA MVP award last season ahead of LeBron James
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Oklahoma City star averaged 32 points per game last season

Question: However, despite Drake's plea, Durant is highly unlikely to leave the @placeholder in the near future and will not be available as a free agent until July 2016.


(CNN)  -- Jorge Lorenzo continued his charge towards a maiden MotoGP world title with his seventh victory of the season in the Czech Grand Prix in Brno. The 23-year-old Spaniard held off compatriot and pole sitter Dani Pedrosa with Australia's former world champion Casey Stoner completing the podium. Reigning world champion and Lorenzo's Yamaha teammate Valentino Rossi continued his remarkable comeback after a broken leg by claiming fifth. Yamaha has dominated this season with Lorenzo drawing level with the record held by Michael Doohan and Giacomo Agostino of finishing first or second in the first 10 races of the season in motorcyling's elite category.
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Jorge Lorenzo wins Czech MotoGP in Brno for his seventh win of the season
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Spanish star matches record of legends Giacomo Agostino and Michael Doohan
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Compatriot Dani Pedrosa finishes second with Casey Stoner in third
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Reigning world champion Valentino Rossi claims fifth place

Question: A massive crowd of nearly 150,000 saw a @placeholder hat-trick in the championship races.


Muslim preacher Robert 'Musa' Cerantonio has taken to the internet to post a string of new extremist messages assuring would-be Islamic State fighters that even if they are killed by a woman they will still go to paradise. The self-styled 'fake sheik' from Melbourne, who  has an online cult following, was deported from the Philippines in July and has been under close police surveillance since his return to Australia. The 29-year-old has taken to his account to post his new rants in response to reports  that ISIS fighters fear they will not meet 72 virgins in paradise if they are killed by Kurdish female fighters.
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Muslim preacher Robert 'Musa' Cerantonio has re-appeared online
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After months of internet silence the 'fake sheik' has posted new messages
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He says Paradise awaits would-be jihadis  if they die in battle for the faith
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Cerantonio was deported from the Philippines in July and brought back to Australia
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Police say that although his  postings are 'offensive' they have not breached Australian law
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He has been under close police surveillance since his return

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 05:59 EST, 18 April 2013 | UPDATED: 08:33 EST, 18 April 2013 He's back: BBC series Bergerac, starring John Nettles could be brought back, but Mr Nettles is very unlikely to return The BBC could remake classic Jersey-based crime drama Bergerac, but its original star John Nettles is unlikely to be playing the role that made him so famous, it emerged today. It is more than 20 years since the original ratings hit was axed but the Corporation says a new version is in development, but with a younger Jim Bergerac. BBC bosses are eager to copy the success of ITV's Endeavour, which follows the career of the young Inspector Morse.
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Midsomer Murders star Mr Nettles would be replaced with younger actor
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BBC want to ape ITV's Endeavour - based on a young Inspector Morse
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Having a younger star may attract more than just the middle-aged market

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"Let the sunshine, let the sunshine in...." my wife Ana blurted into a song this week, as she gazed eastwards through the window of our apartment in downtown Beijing. The old tune from the Broadway show "Hair" seemed apt. This is the fourth consecutive morning that we woke up staring at a grey haze. It's another bad-air day in Beijing. You can barely see. You can barely breathe. But you can feel -- and even taste -- the grit floating in the air. The World Health Organization has set healthy level of Air Quality Index at 25 micrograms, while Beijing considers a 300 reading as "Bad" and 500 as "Hazardous." Last weekend, however, it breached 700!
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FlorCruz: On bad days in Beijing, seeing, breathing is difficult
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Rapid industrialization, explosive growth in cars contribute to China's air pollution
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State-run media acknowledge China's lead status as emitter of greenhouse gases
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Health is the big casualty

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By Becky Barrow, Business Correspondent If you dream of living beside the seaside, you’d better move fast because house prices are soaring. The average price of a home in a seaside town has been rising by nearly £500 a month for the last decade. Some of the most popular resorts have seen house prices double in that time. On average, a home by the sea now costs nearly £200,000, according to Halifax. In places such as exclusive Sandbanks in Dorset and Salcombe in Devon, the average is around £600,000. Craig McKinlay, mortgage director at Halifax, said: ‘Seaside towns provide a unique lifestyle opportunity and remain popular places for people to live. They also attract people looking for second homes or holiday properties which can place additional upward pressure on house prices.’
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Average price of home by sea has been rising by nearly £500 per month
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On average, buying house in seaside resort now costs almost £200,000
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Meanwhile, in places like Salcombe, Devon, average is around £600,000

Question: @placeholder, where the average home costs £615,344, is the most expensive place to live beside the seaside.


Jose Mourinho believes that Diego Costa is 'not normal', as the striker’s blistering introduction to English football showed no sign of abating with a hat-trick against Swansea. The 25-year-old was superb on Saturday as the Blues dealt with an early scare from Garry Monk's impressive side to hold on to their impeccable Premier League record. It means that Costa now has a remarkable seven goals in four league games since his £32million move from Atletico Madrid in the summer and further enhances the belief that Chelsea came out of the transfer window as clear victors. VIDEO Scroll down for Jose Mourinho praising Diego Costa's incredible goal scoring record
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Mourinho delighted with the impact of his forward following his arrival
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He has scoring seven times in four Premier League games so far
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Swansea took the lead at Stamford Bridge but eventually fell to defeat

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By Lucy Waterlow PUBLISHED: 11:28 EST, 20 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:43 EST, 20 September 2013 This time last year Lisa Riley was getting dressed up in sequins and practising her fox trot as a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing. Now she's swapped the glitzy outfits for a stylish and sophisticated look as she models the new Autumn/Winter collection for Evans. The High Street store said the size 18 actress was the perfect choice to showcase their latest designs of dresses, separates and partywear because she's 'a true advocate of a positive body image.' They added: 'She also proves that you shouldn't shy away from bodycon just because you are curvy.'
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Actress showcases Autumn/Winter collection for plus-size brand
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They said she's 'a true advocate of a positive body image'
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She shows curvy women don't have to shy away from bodycon dresses

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:06 EST, 27 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:36 EST, 28 November 2013 A Minnesota man is being held in an Arab jail after putting a spoof video about youth culture in Dubai online. Shezanne Cassim, 29, was arrested in April and charged with violating a 2012 cyber crime law that has penalties for allegedly challenging authorities, his attorney, Susan Burns, said. Mr Cassim, who was moved to a maximum security prison in Abu Dhabi in June, has been accused of endangering national security. Scroll down for video Arrested: Shezanne Cassim has been in a UAE jail since April after making a spoof video about Dubai's youth culture
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Shezanne Cassim accused of endangering national security
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29-year-old detained with several friends over comedy YouTube video
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(CNN) -- Sen. Rick Santorum, who is campaigning to become America's second Catholic president, disagrees from the bottom of his gut with the first Catholic to hold the office. In October, he told a Catholic university audience that when he read the 1960 speech in which John F. Kennedy said: "I believe in an America where the separation of church and state is absolute," he "almost threw up." More recently, he elaborated on his dyspeptic condition in an ABC television interview, calling JFK's credo "an absolutist doctrine that was abhorrent at the time of 1960." But the Baptist ministers who witnessed Kennedy's speech surely felt differently. In the 1960s, evangelical leaders were not concerned that Kennedy was too secular; they were concerned that he was too Catholic.
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Michael Wolraich: Protestants were deeply wary of Catholics for most of U.S. history
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In 1960, he writes, evangelicals feared JFK's Catholicism more than secularism
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Wolraich: But a common enemy, secular authority, has united evangelicals and Catholics
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Doctrinal divisions could rise again, he says, and put Catholics on the defensive

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Cover-up claims: Former MP and Lib Dem presidency candidate Liz Lynne at the party's conference in Glasgow last week A leading candidate for the Lib Dem presidency was yesterday accused of helping cover up Cyril Smith’s vile catalogue of child sex abuse. Liz Lynne, who succeeded Smith as MP for Rochdale, allegedly ordered her PA to destroy several pages of notes containing a stream of allegations against the paedophile. They detailed a litany of abuse at the Knowl View children’s home in Rochdale, which closed in the mid-1990s. The PA, Deborah Doyle, said she had taken the notes during a 1996 telephone conversation with a former manager of the home, Martin Digan.
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Lib Dem presidency candidate alleged to help cover up paedophile's abuse
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Liz Lynne succeeded paedophile Cyril Smith as MP for Rochdale
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Her aide claims to have taken notes of abuse allegations during phone call
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Children's home boss had called her in 1996 to discuss the abuse rumours
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She said she was then told to destroy the notes, rather than bin them

Question: Last night Miss Lynne said: ‘I have no recollection whatsoever of anybody contacting me about allegations against Cyril Smith or child abuse at @placeholder school.


By Louise Boyle for MailOnline The dream home of a respected architect hangs in the balance today as a judge decides whether it is too modern for its historic neighborhood and should be torn down. Attorneys for architect Louis Cherry and his wife Marsha Gordon, along with a council board backed by some of their neighbors, presented closing arguments to Superior Court Judge Elaine Bushfan on Tuesday. Mr Cherry had been given approval to build their sleek two-story home in the Historic Oakwood neighborhood of Raleigh, North Carolina almost a year ago. However six months into the project, the council revoked their permission after complaints that the design was ruining the look of the surrounding area.
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Architect Louis Cherry built a home in historic Oakwood that has riled his well-to-do neighbors because it stands out from period properties which are valued around $400,000
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Mr Cherry had been given approval to build the two-story home in  North Carolina almost a year ago - but it was revoked six months into the build
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A judge is now weighing up the arguments but has not said when she will make a decision

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(CNN) -- Edith Windsor, who filed the original case that could upend the Defense of Marriage Act, says just getting the case to this point is a kind of victory. "We've made a huge step forward and a huge difference in how people look at us," she said. "And so, it'll happen. Another year if not now." It was the death of Windsor's life partner, Thea Clara Spyer, that led to the case. Theirs was not a fleeting romance -- the women were together 42 years sharing ups and downs, laughs and tears. They also shared what they'd earned together, including from Windsor's job as a programmer with IBM and Spyer's work as a psychologist.
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Edith Windsor and Thea Spyer met in New York and were together more than 40 years
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They couldn't legally marry in the U.S., but they did tie the knot in 2007 in Toronto
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When Spyer died, Windsor paid a large inheritance tax -- then fought it in court
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A court rules their union was valid; the Supreme Court is hearing the case

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Researchers from the University of Sydney are conducting a world-first study on newborn babies to investigate whether it is possible to predict whether a child will stutter even before they can talk. Sydney University's Australian Stuttering Research Centre are conducting the study in an attempt to discover the cause of stuttering, using 20 babies with a family history of the disorder and 20 without. 17-week old Levi Crellin was the first baby to take part in the study, after his older sister Zoe suffered from a debilitating stutter from the time she was two years old. 17-week old Levi Crellin was the first baby to take part in the study on the causes of stuttering
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Levi Crellin is the first baby to take part in a study on stuttering
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His grandfather and older sister both suffered from stuttering
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His mother said that she didn't want him to go through the trauma
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Newborn babies will undergo MRI scans over six years
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Researchers are hoping to discover the causes of stuttering

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By Sam Peters Luther Burrell is no one’s idea of a soft touch. Weighing 17st and with the physical attributes of a world-class athlete, the Huddersfield-born son of a chemical processor is a tough man earning a hard living in a sometimes brutal sport. But Burrell, just like every professional sportsman, is also a human being. Last season, at the end of a breakthrough Six Nations which saw the 26-year-old centre lay down a significant marker for next year’s World Cup, the physical and emotional demands of an eight-week campaign away from his family caught up with him. Roar: Luther Burrell was driven to tears and broke down after physical and emotional demands last year
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Luther Burrell opens up to Sportsmail about his tough time after Six Nations
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‘I was a bit embarrassed because I’d never done that [broken down] before,' says Burrell, who admits opening up 'lifted a huge weight off my shoulders'
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Burrell's joy at being handed a first England cap had been tempered by learning his mum, Joyce, was given the all-clear after a major cancer scare
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Burrell: ‘Mum and dad hadn’t really kept me in the loop because they didn’t want me to worry. It was a huge time for our family'
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England centre has taken up saxophone to relax and help his 'inspiration'

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Seoul (CNN) -- Watching the public execution of his mother and older brother, Shin Dong-Hyuk thought the punishment was just. They had planned to escape the North Korean labor camp they were being held in until Shin overheard them and reported them to the prison guards. Just 14-years old, Shin says he felt no guilt in condemning them to death. One of the very few North Koreans to be born inside one of the brutal prison camps, he says the concept of family that exists in the outside world did not exist in Camp 14. 'Escape from Camp 14' a true North Korea survival story
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S. Korea's National Human Rights Commission documenting abuses in N. Korean labor camps
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The report is based on the testimony of 278 defectors, who described torture, starvation, deaths
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Pyongyang refuses to acknowledge their existence, despite Amnesty reports of 200,000 inmates
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The camps have been used by the Kim dynasty for years to crush political dissent

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Rome (CNN) -- Scandal is threatening to eclipse the poignancy and pageantry of Benedict XVI's historic final days as pope. Vatican officials were already trying Monday to swat down unsavory claims by Italian publications of a brewing episode involving gay priests, male prostitutes and blackmail when news broke that Benedict had moved up the resignation of a Scottish archbishop linked over the weekend by a British newspaper to inappropriate relationships with priests. Benedict announced two weeks ago that he will step down as pope Thursday, becoming the first pontiff to leave the job alive in 598 years. Interactive: Where does the pope live?
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NEW: Vatican awash in scandal amid preparations for Pope Benedict XVI's retirement
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On Sunday, a British newspaper reported four men accused O'Brien of abuse
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Italian publications report allegations of priest blackmail by male prostitutes
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Benedict retires Thursday, the first pope to resign in nearly 600 years

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New Delhi, India (CNN) -- India and Pakistan are set to open a new round of talks this week in the latest attempt by the Asian rivals to build mutual trust. No breakthroughs are expected in the bitter disputes that divide the nuclear neighbors, but some progress might come in the area of Kashmiri trade. On her arrival in India Tuesday, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar struck an optimistic note about the prospects of relations between the neighbors. "(I) hope that these two countries will have learned lessons from history, but are not burdened by history and we can move forward, forge forward as good friendly neighbors, who have a stake in each others' future and who understand the responsibility that both the countries have to the region and within the region," she said, a day before her meeting with her Indian counterpart S.M. Krishna.
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Officials from two sides are set to meet in New Delhi
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No breakthrough is expected
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India, Pakistan are likely to agree to boost Kashmiri trade

Question: Top bureaucrats from the two sides were in discussions in the @placeholder capital, New Delhi, ahead of Wednesday's talks.

Question: Three deadly bomb explosions rocked the city this month, but the Indian government has been careful not to finger @placeholder militants.


England delivered a comfortable 3-1 victory over Scotland at Celtic Park on Tuesday Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain finished off a sublime Jack Wilshere pass while Wayne Rooney's scored a double to go past Jimmy Greaves' England tally. Andrew Robertson's second-half strike gave the Tartan Army hope but Rooney's second came almost immediately after it to maintain the visitors' two-goal buffer. Sportsmail's Rob Draper  rates all the players' performances. Wayne Rooney celebrates the first of his double against Scotland on Tuesday night Jack Wilshere holds off Steven Naismith as he backs up sublime skills with some hard graft ENGLAND Fraser Forster - 7
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England defeated Scotland 3-1 at Celtic Park on Tuesday night
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Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain flicked on Jack Wilshere's sublime ball for 1-0
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Wayne Rooney headed England's second home early in the second half
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Andrew Robertson hit back for Scotland before Rooney's second came
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Rooney is the star man for England with a rating of eight

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(CNN)  -- Glitzy Dubai lures globetrotters with its modern architectural wonders and a bounty of luxury shopping, dining and lodging. This United Arab Emirates metropolis boasts "sunshine, shopping, seaside, sports and safety" as key selling points on its tourism website. Caroline Faraj is CNN's chief operations director in Dubai and editor of CNN Arabic. Faraj, originally from Jordan, moved to Dubai in December 2001. We asked Faraj to share her tips for visiting this dynamic city: Where can you get the best view of the city? At Burj Khalifa, which is the tallest building in the world. The tower's observation deck, At The Top, is located on level 124.
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CNN's Caroline Faraj recommends a Dubai Creek tour to visitors
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Try the traditional salt-cured or sun-dried fish
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For a stunning view, go to the observation deck at the Burj Khalifa
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Have a short time there? Take a tour in an abra, a small crossing boat

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(CNN)  -- Retired Lt. Gen. Russel Honoré was highly praised for his leadership of recovery efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, so he's well-versed in what works and what doesn't in disaster management. The general told CNN last week that the U.S. military should have responded sooner to the earthquake in Haiti because "time is of the essence" in helping quake survivors. CNN's Nicole Dow talked to Gen. Honoré Wednesday about his assessment of the situation in Haiti since he made those remarks. CNN: There are reports of looting in Haiti. Is it looting, or an attempt at survival?
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Gen. Russel Honoré says Haitians should be paid to clean up, do distribution
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Honoré says supplies can't meet demand; U.N. should start an evacuation plan for Haiti
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General: They should have started to build second airfield the first day

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A two-storey property used as a set for the Australian television show, Underbelly,   will be put under the hammer on Saturday. Once a dairy factory, the 1908 warehouse located in Richmond in Melbourne, Victoria, has had a stunning town-house makeover that hopes to see the property sell for $1.1 million plus. 'For auction on Saturday, we’re hoping to see it achieve close to $1.3 million. We’ve got about 3 or 4 people interested – had over a hundred people inspect it. ‘Lots of empty- nesters looking for a change and hoping to buy away from city locations after selling their big family homes, but also some trendy singles interested,’ agent Jodie McCarthy told Daily Mail Australia.
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Two-storey property in Richmond, Victoria will go under the hammer on Saturday
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The 1908 warehouse home was renovated in 1999
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Current owners Corrine and Nigel said they receive regular knocks on the doors from film-makers interested in using their home for a television set
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It has been described as one, big, open space

Question: The Richmond property was featured in the first season of Underbelly, a drama series that exposes the criminal gangland side of @placeholder


By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 07:06 EST, 4 February 2013 | UPDATED: 09:55 EST, 4 February 2013 A shocking video emerged today of a woman going on a rant to patients in a hospital waiting room. The two-minute clip, filmed on Saturday night at Ipswich Hospital in Suffolk, saw the woman shout abuse at students Gina Thompson, 23, of Nigeria, and her 21-year-old Spanish friend. The woman asked them ‘where do you come from’ before saying: ‘You're coming over here and you're pleading poverty. We are paying taxes you a***holes and we are going down in this crisis.’
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Incident happened at Ipswich Hospital in Suffolk on Saturday at 7:30pm
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Woman shouted abuse at university student Gina Thompson, 23, of Nigeria
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She was at A&E with her 21-year-old Spanish friend who is also a student
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Woman now charged with five offences and will appear at court on Feb 20

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BURSA, Turkey (CNN) -- Armenian President Serzh Sarkisian Wednesday became the first Armenian head of state to travel to Turkey to attend a soccer game between the two countries' national teams. Armenian President Serzh Sarkasian (right) pictured with Turkish counterpart Abdullah Gul during Gul's visit to Yerevan in 2008. Sarkisian and Turkish president Abdullah Gul arrived at the stadium in Bursa together in a car flying the national flags of both countries. In an exclusive interview with CNN before the game, Gul said the event opened a new chapter for relations between Armenia and Turkey. But when asked, he avoided saying whether the border between the two neighbors would be opened before 2010.
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Armenian president's visit comes amid thaw in relations between neighbors
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Turkey, Armenia signed protocols at weekend to establish diplomatic ties
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President Sarkisian has faced angry protests at home over rapprochement
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Sarkisian attends soccer match; Gul attended match in Yerevan last year

Question: He was in Bursa on Wednesday, hosting a conference of Armenian and @placeholder academics examining bilateral relations.

Question: The protocols call for establishment of embassies in each others' capitals, and for re-opening the @placeholder-Armenian border, which has been closed since 1993.


Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are the two best players in world football, but Gareth Bale is the heir to the throne. There is no doubt he can be the best player on the planet in five years’ time. What Bale has achieved in his first  season at Real Madrid is nothing short of sensational. To go to a new club, a new country and an entirely new culture and perform as he has done is remarkable. He was not at his best on Saturday night but big players change games and that’s exactly what he’s done. He scored a wonder goal to win the Copa del Rey last month and made the crucial  breakthrough in extra time in the  Champions League.
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Real Madrid team-mate Ronaldo and Barcelona rival are undoubtedly the two best players in the world, but the Welshman is next in line
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In five years' time there is no doubt he can be the best
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The former Spurs winger has been sensational in his first season in Spain
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Bale scored the winner in the Copa del Rey and the crucial goal in the 4-1 victory over Atletico Madrid as Real won the Champions League

Question: The cap fits: Bale has proved he can match @placeholder's backwards baseball cap look off the pitch

Question: Crowded out: Both Ronaldo (above) and @placeholder (below) possess the ability to fire off shots even in the busiest of penalty areas


By Ian Lloyd Sonia met the Queen while out playing in Hamilton Gardens, behind the Yorks' London home aged four One of the highlights of the Royal Childhood exhibition which opens at Buckingham Palace today is the Queen's unfinished novel, written when she was just eight. As we revealed exclusively in Weekend last week, it was called The Happy Farm and dedicated 'To Sonia, My dear little friend and lover of horses.' And now we can reveal who Sonia was - the girl who became 'my dear little friend' to the most famous woman in the world. It all began in 1930 when, aged just four, Princess Elizabeth of York bumped into Sonia Graham-Hodgson while out playing in Hamilton Gardens, behind the Yorks' London home, 145 Piccadilly, a stone's throw from Hyde Park.
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Sonia met the Queen when she was just four years old
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They became great friends, with the Queen dedicating her novel to Sonia
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Sonia says that the Queen loved getting away from the palace

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(CNN) -- Over the past four months "Road to Durban: A Green City Journey" has traveled south from the UK to the COP17 Conference in Durban, exploring efforts to reduce carbon emissions in urban centers. In the UK, Germany, Turkey and South Africa, three CNN reporters went in search of the best examples of how carbon cuts are being made in cities - with a particular focus on industry, transport, waste, architecture and the economics of renewable energy. But what are our governments doing in the battle against global warming? CNN's Robyn Curnow hosts a high profile panel debate with four leading thinkers in the environmental lobby.
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December's Road to Durban comes from COP17 in Durban
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We will be hosting a series of panel discussions on subjects coming out of COP17
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Panelists will include former Irish President Mary Robinson and head of Greenpeace International Kumi Naidoo

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(CNN) -- Defending champion Novak Djokovic will play Rafael Nadal in the final of the ATP World Tour Finals at London's O2 Arena after both men comfortably overcame their Swiss opponents in Sunday's semifinals. World No.1 Nadal dispatched his old adversary Roger Federer in straight sets 7-5 6-3 to book only his second appearance in the season-ending tournament final while Djokovic dismissed Stanislas Wawrinka 6-3 6-3. The results set up what should be an absorbing match on Monday evening and a fitting finale to a season the Serb and the Spaniard have dominated. Together, the pair have amassed more than $20 million in prize money in 2013 and won 16 titles -- Nadal has ten to Djokovic's six.
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World No.1 and World No.2 will play in Monday's final at London's O2 Arena
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Nadal beat Roger Federer 7-5 6-3 while Djokovic beat Stanislas Wawrinka 6-3 6-3
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Pair have met three times on hardcourts this season with Nadal winning twice
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Djokovic triumphed in most recent encounter in China and is unbeaten in 21 matches

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(CNN) -- In Roger Federer's last tournament, he lost at the U.S. Open to a player he had beaten 10 straight times. Federer returned to the singles court at the Shanghai Masters on Wednesday and in defeating Andreas Seppi, ensured that another long winning streak didn't come to an end. Whereas Federer was upset by Tommy Robredo in New York five weeks ago, he improved to 10-0 against Seppi by downing the Italian 6-4 6-3. Having dipped to seventh in the rankings, Federer needs wins to ensure his participation at the year-end championships in London in November. He has appeared at the marquee event every year since 2002.
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Roger Federer wins his first singles match since the U.S. Open by beating Andreas Seppi
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Federer defeats Seppi 6-4 6-3 in Shanghai to boost his record to 10-0 against the Italian
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Federer needs victories because he hasn't qualified for the World Tour Finals
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Wimbledon champion Andy Murray withdraws from the year-end championships

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A 17-stone pot-bellied pig scared off a gang of burglars who attempted to raid a family's home on New Year's Eve. Ludwig the pig faced the raiders inside Mike Maughan and his partner Liane Scholz's home in Derby. The couple, who lived in the house for two months before the raid have now pledged never to eat pork again because of the bravery of their pig. Ludwig the pot-bellied pig, left, managed to scare off burglars from his owners' home in Derby Ludwig's owners Mike Maughan, rear and Liane Scholz, right, were asleep when raiders attacked their home The couple, who are originally from Canada believe that Ludwig, pictured, chased the burglars away
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Ludwig the pig scared off a group of burglars from his owner's Derby home
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The gang broke into the house on New Year's Eve and fled empty handed
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Mike Maughan and Liane Scholz praised their pet for saving their goods
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The couple brought Ludwig with them when they moved from Canada

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A lifelong San Francisco fan had a piece of team history in his hands Thursday night: the home run ball that sent the Giants to the World Series. Then he gave it back. Frank Burke, who owns a transmission repair business in Oakdale, said that he wanted the hitter, Travis Ishikawa, to have the ball. Frank Burke, who owns a transmission repair business in Oakdale, said that he wanted the hitter, Travis Ishikawa, to have the ball So after having the ball authenticated by a Giants official, and being told that Ishikawa wanted it back, Burke went down to the clubhouse area and handed it over
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Frank Burke, who owns a transmission repair business in Oakdale, said that he wanted the hitter, Ishikawa, to have the ball because it was good karma
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Burke said he hadn't planned on keeping the ball and keeps home run balls from his high school days in his own trophy case
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Ishikawa gave him a signed bat in return

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(CNN) -- Bahraini authorities on Sunday explicitly tied the recent arrests of alleged "terrorist cell" members with Iran, claiming the suspects got funding from that Middle Eastern nation and had ties to Iran's Revolutionary Guard and Basij, according to a state media report. A day earlier, a Bahrain Ministry of Interior spokesman said authorities had arrested five people for allegedly planning attacks against -- among other targets -- the interior ministry building, the King Fahad Causeway and Saudi Arabia's embassy in Manama. On Sunday, a spokesman for the public prosecution office -- which has taken over the investigation from the interior ministry -- offered new details about the alleged plotters. Much of the new information was derived from what the official Bahrain News Agency describes as "confessions made by some of the accused gangsters."
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NEW: State-run Iranian media describes the report as "anti-Iran political theater"
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Bahrain announced Saturday that 5 alleged "terrorist cell" members had been arrested
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A prosecutor's spokesman offers details Sunday to official media on the alleged plotters
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The suspects had ties to Iran's Revolutionary Guard and Basij, the state report says

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By William Turvill and Daily Mail Reporter The Chicago train operator who derailed a commuter train sending it up an escalator was asleep at the wheel and had been caught nodding off at work on a previous occasion, it has emerged. The operator admitted the frightening lapse, which saw 30 people injured, during interviews with investigators, Ted Turpin from National Transportation Safety Board announced today. 'She did admit that she dozed off prior to entering the station, and she did not awake again until the train hit close to the end of the bumper,' Turpin said. Scroll down for video
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More than 30 people were injured in the collision at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, after the train derailed and barreled towards the entrance of the terminals shortly before 3am on Monday
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Question: @placeholder became aware of that almost immediately, and a supervisor admonished her and had a discussion with her,' Turpin said.


The Iraqi government policemen and soldiers in Mosul abandoned their weapons and uniforms with barely a fight against the army of black-clad killers from the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) terror group. The gunmen quickly laid their hands on a mass of abandoned U.S. military equipment to add to their massive arsenal, ranging from Humvee vehicles to night-sights and body armour. Among the first acts of this ruthless force of Islamic militants was to liberate 2,500 prisoners from two jails - many of them terrorists who immediately joined their ranks. Scroll down for video Brutal: Masked ISIL gunmen gather in the Iraq desert
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Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) rules nation-sized swathe of land
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The son of a family found murdered in their home has been charged with their murders and is being held without bail. Alan Hruby, 19, of Norman, Oklahoma, admitted to shooting his father, John Hruby, mother, Katherine 'Tinker' Hruby and younger sister Katherine, most likely on Thursday night. Stephens County District Attorney Jason Hicks said in a news conference today that Alan said he owed a loan shark $3,000 and was hoping to inherit the money he needed to pay this person by inheriting money. Hicks also said that Alan told investigators that after shooting his parents he threw the gun he used, along with a DVD from the home's security system, in a nearby lake.
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John Hruby, his wife Katherine and their teenage daughter Katherine were found murdered in their home on Monday morning by their housekeeper
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The family, from Duncan, Oklahoma, was last seen on Thursday, leading police to believe they were killed that night
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On Sunday, Alan shared a photo of himself with friends, claiming they were at The Ritz-Carlton in Dallas, Texas
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Alan claims he killed his family in hopes of receiving $3,000 in inheritance to pay off a loan shark
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Prosecutors said today that the death penalty, which is legal in Oklahoma, will be 'seriously considered' in this case

Question: Gone to soon: @placeholder (above) was just 17-years-old and a junior in high school


Gaza (CNN) -- An Israeli airstrike on a house in Gaza overnight killed three high-ranking members of Hamas' military wing, the Qassam Brigades, the militant group said Thursday. Seven civilians were also killed. The three members of the Brigades' 15-member military council were killed in a bombing in Rafah in southern Gaza, according to Hamas. The announcement of their deaths comes the day after Hamas said an Israeli strike had killed the wife and at least two children of Mohammed Deif, the head of the military wing. Deif's 7-month-old son was killed, and the body of one of his daughters was removed from the rubble later, according to Hamas. Another of Deif's daughters is missing and believed to be buried in the rubble. The strike failed to kill Deif, Hamas said.
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Hamas says a bombing in Rafah kills 3 senior leaders of the Qassam Brigades
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Israel says two of the dead were responsible for "major terror attacks against Israelis"
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One of them played a "major role" in the capture of an Israeli soldier in 2006, the IDF says

Question: "We will strike those that have terrorized our communities, towns and cities, we will pursue the perpetrators of abduction of our soldiers and teenagers, and we will succeed in restoring security to the @placeholder."

Question: But the two sides failed to reach a compromise, with Israel calling for @placeholder to be demilitarized and Hamas requesting, among other things, the lifting of Israel's economic blockade on Gaza.


The messy row between the boyfriend of Bobbi Kristina Brown and her family continues, amid claims Nick Gordon has not made any attempt to visit his 21-year-old girlfriend in hospital, where she is fighting for her life in a coma. According to TMZ, Gordon, 25 - who claims he has been barred from seeing Bobbi Kristina and has hired a lawyer - has avoided Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, where the daughter of Whitney Houston has been on life support since January 31. Gordon was in their Roswell home when a friend, Maxwell Lomas, 24, found Bobbi Kristina face-down in the bathtub unresponsive.
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Nick Gordon has avoided Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, family claim
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Gordon has told media to stop 'speaking to unauthorized family members'

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Berlin (CNN) -- Germany swore in a new president Sunday, with former pastor Joachim Gauck replacing Christian Wulff, who resigned last month in the face of scandals. Wulff announced his resignation February 17 after he was accused of financial impropriety and doing political favors for associates while he was state premier of Lower Saxony. A day before Wulff resigned, prosecutors in Hanover called for the government to waive his immunity from prosecution, in light of the evidence it had gathered. They cited "extensive analyses of new documents and the evaluation of further media reports" as "grounds for initial suspicion of receiving bribes or being granted advantages."
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Joachim Gauck replaces Christian Wulff, who resigned last month
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Wulff is accused of financial impropriety and doing political favors
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He says he is innocent
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His resignation is seen as a blow to Chancellor Angela Merkel, who backed him

Question: @placeholder has always maintained that he did nothing wrong throughout the course of the scandals -- something he reiterated during his resignation speech.


Misrata, Libya (CNN) -- On the front lines of Libya's war, rebel fighters say they are finding more than weapons on captured or killed soldiers loyal to ruler Moammar Gadhafi. Rebels say they have confiscated cell phones that contain video showing Gadhafi loyalists raping women and torturing people. CNN has obtained a copy of a video shot on a cell phone that appears to show a woman being sexually abused. The person who gave the video to CNN says it was on a cell phone that was confiscated from a Gadhafi loyalist. It shows two men in civilian clothes standing over a naked woman who is bent over with her face on the floor.
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CNN sees a video showing a woman being abused by two men
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CNN cannot confirm when or where the video was shot
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Rebels and experts claim pro-Gadhafi forces are raping and torturing
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The stigma of the brutality has reportedly led a rebel commander to erase evidence

Question: "But in our court the crimes are massive and the crimes we are charging @placeholder with are crimes against humanity, meaning a widespread and systematic attack -- in this case through rapes -- so we don't need to prove one case; we need to prove massive numbers of cases.


The man in charge of curing cricket of corruption is adamant that he made the right decision in allowing convicted spot-fixer Mohammad Aamer to return to the game seven months ahead of the end of his five-year ban. Sir Ronnie Flanagan, chairman of the International Cricket Council’s anti-corruption unit, insists that his controversial decision that opens up the possibility of Aamer returning at the highest level against England in October will not set a dangerous precedent for other offenders. Speaking ahead of the World Cup, the former chief constable of the Royal Ulster Constabulary took full responsibility for throwing the gifted but flawed Aamer a lifeline but said he understands those who say he has been too lenient.
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Pakistan bowler Aamer will return to action seven months early
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He was banned for five years in 2011 for spot-fixing after newspaper sting
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Aamer could return to action against England in UAE later this year
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ICC anti-corruption chief Sir Ronnie Flanagan believes Aamer has served sufficient punishment and believes early return won't set bad precedent

Question: The distinguished senior policeman accepts that the battle against corruption in cricket is an ongoing one and had strong words for those who will attempt to manipulate and abuse the @placeholder which starts next week.


The wait is almost over... It's been months in the making and the sacrifices on both sides have been huge. But finally, on Saturday night, after three long months, all of it will have been worthwhile - as Rachael Cordingley will be able to have sex with her partner Carl Froch again. With his IBF and WBA world super-middleweight belts on the line, Froch does not want to head into this fight undercooked as he did in the first bout. VIDEO Scroll down to see Miss Cordingley's recent photo shoot [caption) Behind her man: Rachael always supports Froch at ringside and she will be there again on Saturday
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Carl Froch faces George Groves at Wembley on Saturday
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The Cobra hasn't had sex with Rachael Cordingley for three months
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Froch has been fully focused on his rematch with Londoner Groves
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He has been sleeping in an annexe in their £1million Nottingham home
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Rachael says she usually gets pregnant straight after a fight

Question: That result forced a rematch to be ordered by the @placeholder, leading to this Saturday's bout at Wembley.


By Mark Duell Last updated at 3:50 PM on 7th December 2011 A third elderly woman with medical issues has come forward to complain of security staff's 'heavy-handed' tactics at an airport after Thanksgiving. Linda Kallish, 66, of Boynton Beach, Florida, needs an insulin pump and fruit juice to control her diabetes and was left ‘traumatised’ by a search. Her ordeal comes after reports of two other elderly women who were allegedly forced to take off clothing by staff at New York’s JFK airport. Scroll down for video Upset: Linda Kallish, 66, of Boynton Beach, Florida, needs an insulin pump and fruit juice to control her diabetes and was left 'traumatised' by a search
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Third woman angry at TSA tactics in New York airport
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Linda Kallish, 66, needs insulin pump and fruit juice
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'Had to partially remove clothing to show pump implant'
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Lenore Zimmerman and Ruth Sherman also had issues

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By Ellie Zolfagharifard Archaeologists in Leicester have unveiled the paw prints of a dog left on Roman tiles 2,000 years ago. The discovery was made at Blackfriars - an area to the west of Leicester city centre which archaeologists have been digging since January. A number of other prints, including that of sheep and goats, were found on the ancient floor tiles of a Corieltauvi townhouse. Archaeologists in Leicester have unveiled the paw prints of a dog left on Roman tiles 2,000 years ago. The discovery was made at Blackfriars - an area of to the west of Leicester city centre which archaeologists have been digging since January
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Discovery was made at Blackfriars, an area west of Leicester city centre
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Site belonged to Corieltauvi - a tribe who controlled most of the East Midlands and the whole of Lincolnshire between 100 BC to AD 50
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Other finds include tweezers, brooches, coin moulds and wall plaster
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Archaeologists believe it is possible that some of the coins in the Hallaton Treasure were minted at the site

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(CNN) -- With sympathy, grief and some outrage, Chinese netizens expressed their condolences over the deaths of two Chinese schoolgirls in Saturday's crash landing of an Asiana Airlines flight at San Francisco International Airport. Ye Mengyuan and Wang Linjia, both 16, are the sole casualties of the ill-fated flight carrying 307 passengers and crew. They were part of a group of 35 teachers and students from a middle school in the eastern Chinese city of Jiangshan traveling to California for a summer camp program. The crash remained one of the top trending topics on China's Twitter-like Sina Weibo on Monday, garnering over 1.7 million posts with the hashtag "Boeing 777 crash." It was also the leading topic on Tencent Weibo, with over 240,000 posts.
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Chinese netizens pour out condolences for Asiana plane crash victims
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Sole casualties of plane crash were two Chinese schoolgirls
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Crash remained one of top trending topics on Twitter-like weibo platforms on Monday

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Question: "@placeholder is a third-tier city with relatively low consumption levels and my classmates' backgrounds were not as privileged as some netizens think," he added.


By Will Payne PUBLISHED: 18:18 EST, 10 December 2013 | UPDATED: 19:27 EST, 10 December 2013 The heartbroken mother of an Iraq veteran shot dead as he tried to buy her an iPad for Christmas today spoke for the first time, saying: ‘He was incredibly generous. He loved his family and he loved life’. New dad Jim Vester, 32, was lured to an Indianapolis parking lot on Wednesday by two men who posted an advert on Craigslist, saying they had an iPad for sale. But when he arrived he was ambushed, gunned down and robbed. Brothers Tyron Kincade, 19, and Tyshaune Kincade, 18, were today charged with his murder.
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Jim Vester, who served the military for 12 years was shot dead while buying an iPad he saw advertised on Craigslist
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Today his devastated mother, who he was buying the iPad for, paid tribute, telling MailOnline: 'He was wonderful, he would do anything for us'
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She added about the alleged killers: 'I don’t want to speak about those people, I just want to talk about Jim and his life'
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His wife, Jamie, also paid tribute. She said: 'I want to focus on all of the good Jim brought to this world and not focus on the people who did this to him'
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Vester, 32, was pronounced dead at the scene in Indianapolis and leaves behind his wife Jamie and son Gavin
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Tryon Kincade, 19, and his brother Tyshaune Kincade, 18, have been formally charged with Vester's murder

Question: Witnesses say they overheard Mr Vester introduce himself as ‘@placeholder’ and moments later another man said, ‘This is a robbery’.


Kyle Walker is relishing his battle with Nathaniel Clyne for the right to be called England's first-choice right-back. The Tottenham defender will make his long-awaited return to action following a nine month spell on the sidelines with an abdominal injury against Besiktas on Thursday night. In Walker's absence, Southampton's Clyne has made his international debut and impressed on his first two appearances under Roy Hodgson. Tottenham players train in Turkey ahead of their Europa League clash with Besiktas Tottenham defender Walker will return against Besiktas after a nine-month spell out injured Walker is looking forward to competing with Nathanial Clyne (right) for England's right-back berth
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Kyle Walker will make his long-awaited return from injury in Tottenham's Europa League clash with Besiktas on Thursday
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The Spurs defender is looking forward to competing with Southampton's Nathanial Clyne for England's right-back slot
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Walker is confident after taking on the likes of Glen Johnson and Micah Richards in the past

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As one of the most powerful brands in the world and a byword for cool, Apple has become known for its minimalist billboards and ads. But it wasn’t always the case: in the 70s and 80s Apple was a plucky upstart to Microsoft’s dominance, and had to use the power of advertising to get noticed. From the pre-iconic logo Apple-1 computer built by Steve Jobs in his parents’ basement in 1976 to the first colourful iMac in 1998, their adverts have evolved in line with the machinery. Scroll down for video Apple's first ad: In July 1976, Apple promised 'A balance of features' for the Apple-1 computer, which boasted 4k of RAM and a cassette interface
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Adverts show Apple's products from the Apple-1 in 1976 to the 1998 release of the iMac
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Reveal firm's first ad had the headline 'A balance of features'

Question: Later adverts for the Apple II show signs of @placeholder’s simple ethos and design philosophy.


He may be Mr Nasty on Strictly … but when it comes to his dog, Craig Revel Horwood has a much softer side. The star has spoken of his devastation after learning his pet has a serious heart condition and does not have long left to live. Sophie, a rescued cavalier King Charles spaniel, has just turned 13 – making her 68 in human years. Scroll down for video Devastated: The Strictly Come Dancing judge, who shares Sophie with his boyfriend Damon Scott, said he is horrified at the thought of planning for their pet’s death The Strictly Come Dancing judge, who shares Sophie with his boyfriend Damon Scott, said he is horrified at the thought of planning for their pet’s death.
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Strictly Come Dancing judge has been told his pet dog Sophie will die soon
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The rescued cavalier King Charles spaniel recently turned 13
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'It is going to be absolutely devastating. I am unbelievably in love with her'
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Casualty’s Sunetra Sarker last night became the latest contestant to be eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing. The actress and partner Brendan Cole were sent home after the judges chose to save reality TV star Mark Wright.

Question: Revel Horwood, known as ‘Mr Nasty’ on Strictly, admitted: ‘Having @placeholder has calmed me down a little bit.


By Ashley Collman and Ryan Gorman and Laura Cox A girl who was just 10 years old when she was charged with killing a baby in her mother's care pleaded guilty on Wednesday to several misdemeanors in a plea deal. A judge signed off on the deal which dropped manslaughter charges against Kelli Murphy, now 12, in a closed-door hearing. As part of the deal, Murphy will submit to a treatment plan and remain in the custody of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services until she turns 18. 'I'm satisfied with the outcome. It was the best that we could accomplish given the complexities of the case and the age of the juvenile,' Deputy Attorney General William Stokes said.
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On Wednesday, Kelli Murphy pleaded guilty to several misdemeanor charges in a plea deal
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She was the youngest person charged with manslaughter in the state in more than 30 years, but those charges were dropped as part of the deal
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Murphy will undergo treatment and remain in the custody of the Maine Department of Health and Human Services until she's 18 years old
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She was only 10-years-old when first charged in the 2012 death of three-month-old Brooklyn Foss-Greenaway
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Foss-Greenway had traces of Murphy's ADHD medication in her system and may also have been suffocated

Question: When @placeholder saw her daughter for the first time at a funeral home, the baby had a black eye, bruises on her nose and marks that looked like fingerprints on her cheeks, she said.


By Daily Mail Reporter Tom Sizemore has denied ever having met President Clinton or having given him Elizabeth Hurley’s phone number after a recording surfaced yesterday where he was making outrageous claims about his connection to the pair. The actor spoke out late Wednesday saying that he does not deny that it is his voice on the tape that was released on Radar Online hours ago, but blamed the claims on his use of drugs like crystal meth. ‘I was never at the White House and I never met Bill Clinton,’ Sizemore told HuffPostLive with his lawyer at his side.
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Tom Sizemore has denied ever giving President Clinton the number for his ex-girlfriend, Elizabeth Hurley
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A tape released today hears Sizemore claiming that his introduction led to a one-year affair between Hurley and Clinton- which she has denied
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Sizemore, who has had a well-documented battle with drugs, said that the tape was recorded years ago when he was at the height of his addiction
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He did not deny saying the claims, but said that what he said is completely false- now claiming he has never MET President Clinton
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Called them 'rantings of a guy... with a very severe drug problem'

Question: Setting the record straight: In the past, Hurley has said that she finds powerful men like @placeholder 'sexy' but she says the latest claims about them having an affair are false


Newly elected Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst will deliver the Republican Party's official response next Tuesday after President Barack Obama's delivers his State of the Union address, marking the first such honor for a politician best known for castrating hogs in her youth. Ernst, 44, is the first woman to serve in Congress from the state of Iowa, winning a seat that Democrat Tom Harkin had held for two decades. She won't break any ground for the GOP on Tuesday, however: Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers delivered the response speech last year. Republicans gave the job to women three times during the Bill Clinton presidency.
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First female senator in Iowa's history made national news with eye-catching campaign ads about castrating pigs on her family's farm
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'Let's make 'em squeal!' she cried, slamming big-spending liberals in Congress
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A Republican aide said he hopes Ernst will 'do what she does best: cut someone's cojones off'
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Ernst follows Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Bobby Jindal and Marco Rubio among recent Republican rebutters
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Rubio became an Internet sensation after he awkwardly reached for a bottle of water during his speech

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(CNN) -- A Maryland woman involved with a group described as a religious cult pleaded guilty in the starvation death of her son, but insisted that the charges be dropped when he is resurrected. Under terms of her plea agreement, Ria Ramkissoon's charges will be dropped if her son rises from the dead. The condition was made a part of Ria Ramkissoon's plea agreement, officials said. She entered the plea Monday in Baltimore, Maryland, to a first-degree felony count of child abuse resulting in death, her attorney, Steven Silverman, said Tuesday. Ramkissoon, a member of a group called One Mind Ministries, believes Javon Thompson, her year-old son, will rise again, and as part of her plea agreement, authorities agreed to the clause.
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Javon Thompson is believed to have died in December 2006
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One Mind Ministries members prayed for his resurrection
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When he didn't rise, his body was put in a suitcase with mothballs
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Under terms of plea deal, charges will be dropped if he rises from dead

Question: "Once you get to understanding the story, understanding what @placeholder went through, and her intentions ... it becomes quite clear that Ria, although many may not think her hands are clean, a reasonable, rational person would have some sympathy."

Question: "Once you get to understanding the story, understanding what Ria went through, and her intentions ... it becomes quite clear that @placeholder, although many may not think her hands are clean, a reasonable, rational person would have some sympathy."


Tim Krul was brought on in the last minute of extra-time JUST for the penalty shootout Newcastle goalkeeper saved two of five spot-kicks to send Holland through Sturrock did the same last year when in charge of Southend He replaced Paul Smith with Daniel Bentley and the substitute was the hero in penalty-shootout win over Oxford Louis van Gaal has been lauded for his decision to bring on goalkeeper Tim Krul ahead of Holland’s penalty-shootout victory over Costa Rica – but was he inspired by Paul Sturrock? The Dutch boss replaced netminder Jasper Cillessen in the 120th minute of Saturday’s quarter-final in Salvador.
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Tim Krul was brought on in the last minute of extra-time JUST for the penalty shootout
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Newcastle goalkeeper saved two of five spot-kicks to send Holland through
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Sturrock did the same last year when in charge of Southend
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He replaced Paul Smith with Daniel Bentley and the substitute was the hero in penalty-shootout win over Oxford

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Question: Bold move: Goalkeeper Tim Krul replaced @placeholder ahead of the dramatic penalty-shootout


More than 130 passengers who suffered severe diarrhoea, vomiting and stomach cramps on board nine separate trips have won a £280,000 settlement from the cruise operator. The passengers all fell ill while travelling aboard the Fred Olsen cruise liner, the Boudicca, on nine trips between October 2009 and May 2010. A spokesman for travel law specialists Irwin Mitchell, who handled the case on behalf of the passengers, said the cruise operator has agreed to settle the case without formally admitting liability for causing the passengers to fall ill. The cruise operator said the illness were down to a higher than usual number of cases of norovirus or winter vomiting virus among the UK population.
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More than 130 passengers fell ill on nine separate Fred Olsen cruises
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Passengers agree to accept £280,000 while cruise firm denies liability
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The cruise operator said the illness was the result of norovirus outbreak
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Luke Ryan said his Christmas turned into a 'disaster'
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Fred Olsen reject any claims regarding cleanliness on board their fleet

Question: A @placeholder spokesman said at the time, that the swimming pool and food buffet had been closed as a precaution.


By David Williams and Steve Doughty PUBLISHED: 17:38 EST, 29 May 2013 | UPDATED: 19:28 EST, 29 May 2013 Crusading: The Guantanamo comparison was made by lawyer Phil Shiner, pictured, a long-time scourge of alleged wrongdoing by the armed forces in Iraq and Afghanistan Listeners to BBC radio were assured that it was a scandal to compare with Guantanamo Bay and the American detention of terror suspects without time limit and without trial. Breathlessly, reporters revealed that they had been given documents showing 85 Afghans were in a British holding camp near Kabul. This might amount to unlawful detention and internment, they said.
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The Guantanamo comparison was made by crusading lawyer Phil Shiner
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He is long-time scourge of alleged wrongdoing by armed forces in Iraq and Afghanistan

Question: Mr Shiner sent a representative to @placeholder to find and interview people who claimed to have been harmed by the British, and their claims were brought to the British courts.


By Rebecca Camber and Neil Sears Police are chasing new leads in the Madeleine McCann case after being swamped by almost 1,000 tip-offs from the public. Detectives are working their way through 730 calls and 212 emails following the biggest ever response to an appeal on BBC Crimewatch. A number of callers gave names for the man police believe snatched Madeleine from her bed minutes before her mother Kate found she was missing. Scroll down for video Fresh leads: British police are chasing new leads in the investigation into the disappearance of Madeleine McCann after being swamped by almost 1,000 tip-offs
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Kate and Gerry McCann said they were 'absolutely delighted' at response
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After Crimewatch, almost 1,000 people contacted police with tip-offs
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A number of callers named the man police believed kidnapped Madeleine
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It is the biggest ever response to an appeal on the BBC programme
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Madeleine's parents said they are 'genuinely hopeful' of a breakthrough

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Lori Day, a mom, educational psychologist, parenting coach and new author, remembers that day about 15 years ago so well. She was reading something in The New York Times about how clothing manufacturers were marketing adult fashions directly to girls as young as her daughter, who was 7 at the time. Frustrated, she headed upstairs to her "clunky old Dell desktop computer" (remember, it was 1999) and wrote her first letter to the editor. At about the same time that she says her eyes were opened to the sexualization of girls, she and her only child, Charlotte, passed by their local book shop. In the window was a display about mother-daughter book clubs.
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A new book, "Her Next Chapter," explores the benefits of mother-daughter book clubs
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Author Lori Day started one in 2000 when her daughter was 8
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She says the clubs can help girls deal with issues such as bullying and sexualization
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The book clubs also become a support system for other moms, she says

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Manchester United were forced to issue an ‘unreserved’ apology last night after using a swastika-style logo in a newsletter to fans. The Premier League champions published the black and red image in an email sent to millions of supporters worldwide. It featured the headline ‘New Order’ - a play on the Manchester band with the same name - which was used alongside images of the team’s emerging youth players, including Adnan Januzaj, David de Gea and Danny Welbeck. Manchester United issued an 'unreserved apology' after using a swastika-style logo in this newsletter But the term is also linked to Nazism because of Adolf Hitler’s call in 1941 for a New Order in Europe and caused widespread outrage among fans who received the United Uncovered e-mail.
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Football club published black and red image in email sent to millions of fans
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Featured headline, 'New Order', a play on the name of a Manchester band
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Term also linked to Nazism because of Hitler's call for New Order in Europe

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By Dave Wood New signing Costel Pantilimon made his Sunderland debut at Hartlepool on Wednesday night. The 6ft 8in keeper, who joined on a free transfer from Manchester City during the summer, was largely a spectator during the pre-season friendly against the League Two side. Quiet night: New signing Costel Pantilimon made his Sunderland debut at Hartlepool on Wednesday night Sunderland: Pantilimon, Watmore, Ferguson, Roberge, O’Shea, Cattermole, Larsson, Ba, Fletcher, Clayton, Johnson Subs: Pickford, Cartwright, Harrison, Beadling, Robson T, Lawson, Agnew, Gooch, Honeyman, Smith, Mandron Goals: Lawson, Cartwright 2 Att: 5,617 Adam Johnson was also included in the starting line-up after missing the previous two friendlies at Darlington and Carlisle as a precaution due to an ankle injury.
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New signing Costel Pantilimon made his debut in pre-season friendly
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Adam Johnson started after missing previous two friendlies due to injury
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Youngster Andrew Cartwright scored twice in 3-0 victory on Wednesday

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The hits just keep coming for MIT economics professor Jonathan Gruber, the Obamacare architect under fire for his controversial statements about the health care reform law. Video unearthed today by veteran White House reporter Keith Koffler shows Gruber agreeing that states' opposition to the Medicaid expansion dictated by the federal health law may be race-related. He also claimed states that rejected federal funds for Medicaid wanted 'to punish poor people,' which he said 'really is just almost awesome in its evilness.' The video released by Koffler on his news site, White House Dossier, is the latest in a series of damning videos of Gruber talking about the health care law that have popped up online recently. The comments have top Democrats, including President Barack Obama, disavowing both him and his claims.
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Video shows MIT professor Gruber discussing Obamaçare's Medicaid expansion with the University of Chicago's Harold Pollack in April
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Pollack said there's 'a politics of impunity towards poor people, particularly non-white poor people'
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Gruber agreed moments later, saying,  that’s a great way to put it' and states want to 'punish poor people'
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The economist, who claims he helped write the health care reform law, is already under fire for other insulting Obamacare comments
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President Barack Obama distanced himself from the former White House consultant this weekend, and a former Obama adviser called Gruber stupid

Question: 'As one who worked hard to make ACA and its benefits clear, let me say: if you looked up "stupid" in dictionary, you'd find @placeholder's picture,' he wrote.