(CNN) -- In light of reports that linked the name "Geronimo" with the operation that took down Osama bin Laden, Native Americans expressed disappointment Thursday and pointed to the sacrifices they have made in the service. "To associate a Native warrior with bin Laden is not an accurate reflection of history and it undermines the military service of Native people," said Jefferson Keel, president of the National Congress of American Indians. "It's critical that military leaders and operational standards honor the service of those who protect our freedom." Initial press reports said that "Geronimo" was used in the raid to refer to bin Laden, but a senior administration official later told CNN that it was code for the act of capturing or killing bin Laden, not for the man himself.
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Tying Geronimo to bin Laden "undermines the military service of Native people," official says
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Dozens of Native Americans have died serving in Afghanistan and Iraq
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Geronimo was an Apache leader in the late 1800s

Question: "Whether it was intended only to name the military operation to kill or capture Osama bin Laden or to give Osama bin Laden himself the code name @placeholder, either was an outrageous insult and mistake," he said.


(CNN) -- World leaders rushed to congratulate President-elect Barack Obama as incumbent George W. Bush called his win "a testament to hard work, optimism and faith in the enduring promise of our nation." Kenya declared a national holiday for Obama's White House victory. Speaking from the White House, Bush said the people had chosen a president "whose journey represents a triumph of the American story." He said: "It will be a stirring sight to watch President Obama, his wife, Michelle and their beautiful girls step through the doors of the White House. "I know millions of Americans will be overcome with pride at this inspiring moment that so many have waited for for so long." Watch the speech from President Bush »
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President Bush: Obama victory represents a triumph of the American story
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World leaders congratulate Barack Obama on winning U.S. presidential election
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Most stocks rise in Asia as Obama win seen positively; markets fall in Europe
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Kenyan President Kibaki calls Obama victory "our own victory"

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Question: But in @placeholder the major markets closed down about 2 percent and U.S. markets closed about 4.5 percent down.


Benefits Street has been cleared of breaching broadcasting rules despite sparking more than 900 complaints. The controversial Channel 4 show prompted a furore in January from viewers who claimed it was 'poverty porn' which misrepresented benefit claimants across Britain. But broadcasting watchdog Ofcom ruled the show about James Turner Street, Birmingham, was clearly a portrayal of one street and not wider society. Scroll down for video Furore: The Channel 4 show Benefits Street, which included controversial welfare claimant 'White' Dee Kelly (pictured), has been cleared of breaching Ofcom's guidelines despite sparking more than 900 complaints The watchdog admitted parts of the show would offend some viewers but said: 'The beginning of every episode in the series included an introduction in which the narrator stated: "James Turner Street in Birmingham is not your average street…and most of the residents are claiming benefits."
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C4 show sparked complaints over 'skewed' portrayal of people on benefits
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Those in James Turner Street, Birmingham, said they were misrepresented
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A jealous boyfriend who bit through his girlfriend's lip in a vicious attack when she ended their relationship has been jailed for eight years. Chanttelle Ward, 18, was convinced her top lip had come off when Rhys Culley, of South Shields, Tyneside, bit her after going in for a kiss and asking if she loved him during the prolonged and violent attack. Newcastle Crown Court heard how 23-year-old Culley had been jealous and insecure about what his girlfriend of more than two years was up to while he was working away when he launched the attack. Scroll down for video
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Rhys Culley, 23, sank his teeth into Chanttelle Ward's face during the attack
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He then smeared her blood around her face and forced tongue in her mouth
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Jealous Culley had been in relationship with victim for more than two years
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He denied charge but was found guilty of wounding and jailed for eight years

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By Luke Garratt PUBLISHED: 06:34 EST, 9 January 2014 | UPDATED: 03:31 EST, 10 January 2014 A Beatles fan travelled across the country for eight years taking photographs of all 131 Abbey Road street signs in England. From rural lanes to inner-city estates and motorway sidings, Bryan Eccleshall, 48, crossed the length and breadth of the country to document each location where the famous street name could be found. The centrepiece of his collection is a picture from Abbey Road in St John’s Wood, London, made famous by the 1969 Beatles album of the same name.
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Bryan Eccleshall visited 16 locations a year to make the collection
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Exhibitions to find the signs were done with traditional maps
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Abbey Road signs added to the UK after 2011 were not included
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Prints of the collection have been purchased around the world

Question: With over 130 signs across England bearing the @placeholder name, the photographer Bryan Eccleshall had his work cut out for him in his successful attempt to capture every single one.


(CNN) -- Caroline Kennedy, who was widely considered the front-runner for an appointment to replace Hillary Clinton as U.S. senator from New York, will remove herself from consideration for that post, according to three Democratic sources. Democratic sources said Caroline Kennedy has withdrawn her name from consideration for the Senate seat. Sources told CNN that, as of about 8 p.m. Wednesday, she had not yet informed New York Gov. David Paterson of her decision. And as the evening wore on, confusion still surrounded the situation -- sources telling CNN they were unsure of exactly where the decision stood. The 51-year-old daughter of President John F. Kennedy indicated her interest in filling the seat after Clinton was nominated to be U.S. secretary of state.
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Caroline Kennedy had spoken publicly about her desire for Clinton's Senate seat
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Gov. David Paterson is charged with appointing replacement until special election
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Kennedy is the daughter of former President John F. Kennedy

Question: Sen. @placeholder, 76, was diagnosed with brain cancer last May.


Juba, South Sudan (CNN) -- East African leaders on Friday gave South Sudan's warring factions four days to lay down their arms after nearly two weeks of widening violence. If they don't, the leaders of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) warned they'll "take action" to stop the conflict that the United Nations says has killed more than 1,000 and forced some 121,000 from their homes. The warning came the same day the United Nations said the first of 5,500 additional peacekeepers had arrived in the country. The leaders of the IGAD didn't specify what sort of action would be taken. But a communique issued Friday in Nairobi, Kenya, appears to throw the group's weight behind South Sudanese President Salva Kiir.
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NEW: 72 of 5,500 new peacekeepers have arrived in Juba, the U.N. says
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East African leaders tell South Sudan government, rebels to stop fighting or else
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Group says it will take unspecified action if fighting doesn't stop within four days
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South Sudan's government says it's ready to adopt a cease-fire

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Dame Vivienne Westwood has published her remarkable life story for the first time in a brand new autobiography. A national treasure, the fashion designer and activist, 73, stands for punk, eclectic Britannia and modern Victorian style, and more recently a host of philanthropic issues. Together with her friend Ian Kelly, a notable biographer and historian, the mother-of-two and grandmother-of-one tells her tale for the first time in all its glamour and glory; with her unique voice, unexpected perspective and passionate honesty. Scroll down for video Vivienne Westwood is published by Picador as a quarter-bound hardback, with colour illustrations throughout, out today for RRP £25. Cover photograph: Jergen Teller. Book design: Clare Skeats
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The designer writes her life story for the first time, with biographer Ian Kelly
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Vivienne Westwood is published by Picador

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The administrator overseeing the crisis at Caterham fears the team will not be competing in next weekend's United States Grand Prix. Finbarr O'Connell, who represents London accountancy firm Smith & Williamson, says he is doing all he can to get the team on the grid at Austin. But he has been left 'distressed' and frustrated by some of the practices he has so far encountered behind the scenes at Caterham. Staff are locked out of Caterham headquarters in Leafield, Oxfordshire, for a second consecutive day The administrator overseeing the crisis fears they will not  compete at the US grand prix next weekend
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Finn O'Connell doubts Caterham's involvement in the US grand prix
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Said he has been 'distressed' by some of the practices behind the scenes
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Row between Tony Fernandes and new owners continues

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By Eleanor Harding PUBLISHED: 19:34 EST, 31 March 2013 | UPDATED: 03:26 EST, 2 April 2013 Paolo Di Canio stepped up his row with David Miliband yesterday by calling his accusers ‘stupid and ridiculous’. The new Sunderland manager spoke out after the former foreign secretary quit his role at the football club because of the Italian’s ‘past political statements’. Di Canio has been accused of fascist sympathies and of giving an open-handed salute to crowds during a match. New manager: Paolo Di Canio pictured outside the Sunderland stadium in a brief appearance this morning David Miliband, right, seen in the stands at the Stadium of Light for Saturday's game against Manchester United, resigned his Sunderland directorship yesterday after the appointment of Paolo Di Canio
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Di Canio was once fined by Fifa for making fascist salute to Lazio fans
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Black Cats appoint former Swindon boss to replace Martin O'Neill
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Campaigners call for Di Canio to repudiate past fascist sympathies
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Fans warn Italian to keep extreme political views out of professional life

Question: In a statement on his website, Mr @placeholder said: 'I wish Sunderland AFC all the success in the future.


By Mike Dawes Tillakaratne Dilshan and Kithuruwan Vithanage powered Sri Lanka to a 10-wicket win over Sussex in their Twenty20 tour match as they chased down 127 in just 9.1 overs at Hove. The home side's 126 for seven, anchored by 63 from Matt Machan, was never likely to provide too stiff a task for the world champions but they could not have expected to be blown away in such fashion. Dilshan scored 73 off just 31 balls with 16 fours while Vithanage contributed 52 off 24 deliveries with five sixes. Driving force: Tilakaratne Dilshan hit a magnificent 73 not out from only 31 deliveries at Hove
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Dilshan and Vithanage chase down 127 in just 9.1 overs
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Matt Machan made 63 in Sussex's 126-7, but Sri Lanka ease to win
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Sri Lanka play England in one off T20 on Tuesday evening

Question: Pulling away: Though Sussex's 126 was never enough, England may be concerned about @placeholder's form


(CNN) -- Red Bull's Max Verstappen will make Formula One history in 2015, as the youngest driver in the history of the sport. The Toro Rosso team, owned by Red Bull, has confirmed the 16-year-old Dutchman will be one of its two drivers next season, replacing Jean-Eric Vergne. That means when Verstappen takes to the grid for the first race of 2015 in Australia at the tender age of 17, he will break new ground in the elite division of motorsport. "Ever since I was seven years old, Formula One has been my career goal, so this opportunity is truly a dream come true," he told Toro Rosso's official website.
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Red Bull's Max Verstappen to become youngest driver in Formula One history
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The 16-year-old will drive for the Toro Rosso team in the 2015 season
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Dutchman will be 17 when he replaces Jean-Eric Vergne
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Verstappen's father Jos made 106 grand prix starts between 1994 and 2002

Question: "With the return of the @placeholder name to Formula One, I hope we can relive old memories and I'm hoping to see many fans at all the grand prix circuits."


Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (CNN) -- Electricity returned early Wednesday to a large swath of central and southern Brazil that was plunged into darkness when power from a major hydroelectric dam was lost. Up to 18 of Brazil's 26 states were left without power when electricity from the Itaipu dam was interrupted around 10:15 p.m. (7:15 p.m. ET) Tuesday, leaving Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and other cities in darkened chaos. Hundreds of people were trapped in elevators. Subways, trains and buses stopped running their routes. Video showed long snaking lines of cars at a near standstill on the roads, their headlights the only illumination.
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Electricity returns to central and southern Brazil after power from major hydroelectric dam was lost
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Neighboring Paraguay, Uruguay report related blackouts
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Hydroelectric dam provides over 20 percent of Brazil's energy

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(CNN)  -- With many workers stuck at their desks during the late-morning swearing-in of President Obama on Tuesday, more people than ever went online to watch live video of the historic inauguration. A group crowds around a laptop to watch the inaugural events in Washington. News sites, including CNN.com, shattered records for viewers watching live streaming video online. And, sometimes for the first time, news sites carried video feeds on their front pages. About 7.7 million people watched the inauguration on Tuesday online at the same time, according to Akamai Technologies Inc. That likely makes the inauguration the single most-watched event in the history of live Web video, according to the company, which handles Web traffic for more than 150 news sites worldwide, including nytimes.com, Ustream, Viacom, WSJ.com and others.
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More people than ever go online to watch live video of inauguration
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Nearly 27 million people watched streaming video on CNN.com Live
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Many news sites crashed during online coverage
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Social networks partnered with news sites to increase traffic online

Question: On @placeholder, some streaming-video watchers who were pushed into a temporary "waiting room" were shown this tongue-in-cheek message: "You made it!


By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 00:54 EST, 26 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:12 EST, 26 October 2012 Winston Churchill wanted Nazi leaders to be executed and others imprisoned without trial - instead of going through the Nuremberg war crimes tribunals, according to wartime diaries declassified today. But Britain's wartime prime minister was said to have been swayed against the idea at the famous 'Big Three' conference in 1945 by US president Franklin D Roosevelt and Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. Roosevelt argued the US public would want proper trials and Stalin thought they would provide good propaganda. The British agreed to the hearings, despite fears they could set a dangerous example.
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PM was swayed against idea at 'Big Three' in 1945 by Roosevelt and Stalin
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Roosevelt argued at the conference that US public would want proper trials
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'Wallflowers' diary was by former MI5 head of counter-espionage Guy Liddell
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DPP wanted selected Nazi leaders to be 'bumped off' rather than put on trial

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(CNN) -- Lionel Messi continued his incredible year by moving ever closer to Gerd Muller's record goal total by firing Barcelona into the next round of the Champions League. The Argentina star scored twice to take his 2012 tally to 80 as Barca recorded a 3-0 win at Spartak Moscow. Muller scored 85 goals in 60 matches for Bayern Munich and Germany back in 1972 but his record is under increasing threat. Barca has six matches left before the turn of the year with Messi requiring six goals to surpass Muller and break yet another record. "My aim was just to get the ball, create chances and that we win the game, that is what is important," Messi told reporters.
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Leo Messi moves to 80 goals for 2012 after Barca's 3-0 win at Spartak Moscow
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Messi needs just six more goals to surpass Gerd Muller's record of 85 set back in 1972
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Chelsea face early exit from Champions League after Juventus defeat
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Bayern Munich and Valencia both through to knockout phase after 1-1 draw

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By Jeff Powell Follow @@jeffpowell_Mail George Groves is likening himself to a naughty boy in the back seat of a car annoying to distraction the driver, who in this metaphorical case is Carl Froch. This is a cute analogy for their roles in the build up to the slugfest to be played out at Wembley Stadium on Saturday night to the guttural sound-track of an expectant 80,000, the largest boxing crowd in post-war Britain. It is also another amusing sample of the witty, intelligent mind games which Groves has been bringing to the ring’s biggest Battles of Britain since Nigel Benn and Chris Eubank went at it in the early Nineties.
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George Groves in predicting a third round KO on Saturday
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Carl Froch says he is not letting Groves' mind-games get to him ahead of showdown
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Paul Butler to face Stuart Hall in Newcastle for bantamweight title
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Ricky Hatton's popular autobiography released in paperback next week

Question: Now he has found his voice again, to poke fun at @placeholder’s hiring of a sports shrink.

Question: As a 34-year-old late-comer to prominence, @placeholder’s determination to stay in the limelight has been fanned by the precocious 25-year-old Butler’s predictions of victory.


By Simon Boyle PUBLISHED: 17:10 EST, 11 January 2014 | UPDATED: 15:23 EST, 12 January 2014 She is a former model who has been repeatedly cast as the beautiful love interest during a 20-year film career – but Cameron Diaz today warns against telling girls they are pretty. In an exclusive interview with You magazine, the star of There’s Something About Mary and The Counsellor, left, says girls are under too much pressure to ‘look good’. Diaz, who is working on a new film adaptation of the musical Annie, said: ‘On the set of Annie, we have all these little super-sweet girls who are extras and they come up to me and say, “Oh Cammie, you are so pretty, your hair is so pretty, your clothes are so pretty.”
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41-year-old star authored The Body Book which shares her own struggles
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She imparts her wisdom on how to cram exercise into a busy schedule
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Actress said she wishes that women would let other women age gracefully

Question: Insight: Diaz’s comments on body image appear in her new lifestyle guide called @placeholder


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:18 EST, 1 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:02 EST, 1 February 2014 Despite the latest allegations that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie knew about plans to block entrances to the George Washington Bridge last year, the governor was out hobnobbing with celebrities like Jon Bon Jovi and Jimmy Fallon last night. Christie attended a birthday party for shock-jock Howard Stern on Friday - the same day his childhood friend, and former adviser announced that he has evidence that proves Christie was lying when he claimed to have no prior knowledge of the lane closures until after it happened.
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Christie partied with stars like Jon Bon Jovi and Jimmy Fallon
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Hours before the party, Christie's childhood friend David Wildstein announced he had proof the governor knew about lane closures at the George Washington Bridge
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Wildstein says he has documents tying Governor Christie to the closures at the Fort Lee approach to the George Washington Bridge
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Wildstein is a former Port Authority official who personally oversaw the traffic disturbance
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This is the first signal Christie may have been directly involved in the closure
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Also alleged that the bridge was closed because of development interests tied to the Christie administration

Question: 'The representative of New Jersey you want to see right now ... is one of @placeholder's favorite sons, one of my good friends, and a great artist' Christie said.


(CNN) -- China has suspended exports of the Aqua Dots toys contaminated with a chemical that can convert to a powerful "date rape" drug, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported Saturday. The toys have caused some children who swallowed the craft toys to vomit and lose consciousness. China suspended exports of the Aqua Dots toys that contain a chemical that converts into a "date rape" drug. The agency said that the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection, and Quarantine (AQSIQ) has ordered an investigation by quality control agencies and will release results as soon as they are available. The AQSIQ did not reveal the name of the toys' producer, Xinhua said.
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State-run news agency: China orders an investigation by quality control agencies
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Children who swallow the beads can become comatose or have seizures
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Toys are sold as Aqua Dots in the U.S., as Bindeez Beads in Australia
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Three children were hospitalized in Australia after swallowing large quantities

Question: @placeholder safety officials voluntarily recalled about 4.2 million of the Chinese-made toys Wednesday.


By Jack Doyle PUBLISHED: 03:52 EST, 25 September 2012 | UPDATED: 01:46 EST, 27 September 2012 Final bid: Cleric Abu Hamza has made yet another plea to the High Court to stay in Britain but it is likely to fail Hate preacher Abu Hamza was accused of ‘playing the system’ last night after his  lawyers launched another legal bid to block his extradition. The hook-handed cleric’s legal team got a court ruling preventing him from being sent to the US while the latest application is dealt with. It is thought they will argue his physical and mental health has deteriorated so much that he is not fit to stand trial on terror charges.
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He and terror suspect Khaled Al-Fawwaz are again trying to avoid getting thrown out of Britain
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This is despite a European ruling essentially ending their chances this week
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Hamza's application will cost taxpayers at least £10,000
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It will take place in open court next Tuesday in central London

Question: If he loses, the Government's target of getting him on a plane to the @placeholder within two weeks will still be on track.


(CNN) -- Billionaire hedge fund manager T. Boone Pickens spoke about the beleaguered U.S. economy, a prospective bailout and natural gas Thursday, a day after reports that his energy-related hedge funds lost $1 billion this year. Billionaire T. Boone Pickens has reportedly lost about $270 million this year. Speaking to CNN's John Roberts, Pickens said he concurred with President Bush's Wednesday assessment that a "distressing scenario would unfold" in the U.S. economy without immediate intervention. The U.S. economy needs a quick solution, and the U.S. Treasury -- while capable in its own right -- could use help from someone like Warren Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway Inc. reportedly invested $5 billion this week in Goldman Sachs, the Wall Street investment bank.
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T. Boone Pickens on losing a reported $270 million: "I turned the wrong direction"
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Pickens: Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's bailout plan will work, but do it fast
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Natural gas better than oil -- it's "cheaper, cleaner, abundant and ours," he says
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Pickens says he has only a "very small" stake in natural gas production

Question: Pickens: Well, actually, @placeholder, I don't have any natural gas production to speak of.


By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 13:25 EST, 25 February 2014 | UPDATED: 06:44 EST, 26 February 2014 Mark Zuckerberg and WhatsApp founder Jan Koum last night showed Korean popstar Psy how to Party - Facebook style. The party at Barcelona's Boujis restaurant, the sister restaurant of the London haunt that is a favourite of the young royals, was to celebrate signing the contract for the $19 billion sale of Whatsapp to Facebook and the 29th birthday of Zuckerberg's wife, Priscilla Chan. Also invited to the celebration was Korean, Park Jae-Sang, better know as Psy, the singer of the hit song Gangnam Style.
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Boujis party to celebrate signing the contract for the $19 billion sale of WhatsApp to Facebook - and the 29th birthday of Zuckerberg's wife, Priscilla Chan

Question: On the surface, Facebook and WhatsApp appear to hold divergent views on a number of matters, but @placeholder said the companies share a common vision in making the world more connected.


By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 10:48 EST, 7 August 2012 | UPDATED: 03:43 EST, 8 August 2012 The magic has appeared to run out for gymnast Gabby Douglas, who failed to win a medal in her last London Olympics appearance after a fall left her clinging to the balance beam. An hour later, Douglas' compatriot and Team USA captain Aly Raisman, finished strong in the floor exercise final to win her first individual gold medal. Douglas' life has been a whirlwind since she won the all-around title last week, with media wanting a piece of her and celebs flooding her Twitter timeline, eager to be her new BFF.
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Douglas finishes in second-to-last place after misplaced foot on the balance beam event
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Compatriot and Team USA captain Aly Raisman wins floor exercise
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Raisman finishes her London with three medals - two of them gold
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Douglas goes home with two gold medals, including the individual all-around which made her an international celebrity
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Aly Raisman also won a bronze medal in the balance beam after tiebreaker
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Balance beam event dominated by China, who won gold and silver

Question: As the days went on, the rigors of competition appeared to be taking her toll on @placeholder.


(CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama called Pakistan's president Sunday to express condolences over the airstrike that killed 24 soldiers near the Afghanistan border more than a week ago, the White House said in a statement. "The president made clear that this regrettable incident was not a deliberate attack on Pakistan and reiterated the United States' strong commitment to a full investigation," the statement said. "The two presidents reaffirmed their commitment to the U.S.-Pakistan bilateral relationship, which is critical to the security of both nations, and they agreed to stay in close touch." The conversation between Obama and Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari was the latest bid to address strained relations between the two nations after a NATO airstrike killed the Pakistani troops on November 26.
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Obama says the airstrike "was not a deliberate attack on Pakistan," the White House says
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White House: Obama and Zardari reaffirm their commitment to U.S.-Pakistan relations
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The conversation is the latest bid to address strained relations between the two nations
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A NATO airstrike killed 24 Pakistani troops on November 26

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(CNN)Pope Francis cut his trip to Tacloban short Saturday as an approaching typhoon with blistering winds threatened the city in the Philippines. The Pope donned a slicker to conduct an outdoor Mass for hundreds of thousands who gathered despite stormy weather. The Mass in Tacloban was shortened after sustained winds of 80 mph and higher gusts howled toward the city. Tacloban is still recovering from the 2013 disaster of Super Typhoon Haiyan, described as one of the strongest storms ever recorded with 195 mph sustained winds. It killed 6,300 people nationwide. Typhoon Mekkhala was upgraded from a tropical storm and made landfall in the Philippines in the afternoon just northeast of Tacloban.
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Typhoon Mekkhala could also make another Mass, on Sunday, a wet, windy service in Manila

Question: During the Pope's visit to Tacloban, he will have lunch with survivors of the 2013 Typhoon Haiyan, renamed @placeholder in that country.


By David Gardner In Los Angeles  and Daily Mail Reporters PUBLISHED: 14:03 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 02:25 EST, 30 April 2013 Attorneys for Michael Jackson's family on Monday accused his concert promoter, AEG, of ignoring 'red flags' about his drug addiction and ill health in a ruthless pursuit of profits. AEG Live is the second-largest concert promoter in the nation and Jackson family lawyer Brian Panish told jurors that the company's only priority was overtaking its competition, Live Nation. 'They wanted to be No. 1 at all costs,' he said. Monday marked the beginning the trial for a wrongful death suit brought by the Kind of Pop's mother, Katherine Jackson, who claims AEG executives ordered Dr Conrad Murray to heavily medicate Jackson to ensure he continued to perform, despite pain and injury.
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Firm was behind Michael Jackson's doomed comeback tour
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Case being brought by the star’s mother and his three children
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They claim promoter is liable for his death in June 2009

Question: @placeholder did not testify at his criminal trial and his lawyers said he will invoke the Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination if called to testify in this case.


Italy prop Martin Castrogiovanni is set to miss Saturday's Six Nations match against Scotland at Murrayfield after being bitten on the nose by a friend's dog. The Italian rugby federation announced that Castrogiovanni had suffered a 'slight domestic incident' and been left out of the provisional squad, though they did not give any further details. Ansa report that the Argentine-born 33-year-old had been playing with the dog which turned on him and caused a wound requiring 14 stitches. Martin Castrogiovanni will miss his side's upcoming match against Scotland after being bitten by his friend's dog - the two dogs in picture were not involved in the incident
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Martin Castrogiovanni has been ruled out of Italy's next Six Nations match
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The Italy rugby federation said the prop suffered a 'domestic incident'
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Question: The news comes as a blow to the @placeholder as they go in search of their first win of this year's Six Nations at Murrayfield on Saturday.


By Ian Drury PUBLISHED: 18:21 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 06:36 EST, 24 October 2012 'Sapper' Clive Smith, who lost his legs in an explosion in Afghanistan, has become the face of The Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal Sprawled on the dusty Afghan battlefield, he was minutes from bleeding to death after he was blown up by an IED. Hero soldier Clive Smith had suffered the appalling injuries while undertaking one of the most dangerous tasks in the Army - searching for buried bombs at the front of a patrol. But he missed one planted device which was cunningly made with a low metal content to reduce the chance of detection - costing him both legs.
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Sapper Clive Smith lost both legs to a bomb in Afghanistan
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Heroic soldier undergoing rehabilitation

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Like the components of some abandoned Frankenstein's monster, the carefully pickled remains of animals lie slowly stewing in jars stowed in this eerie abandoned place. After decades of neglect, even the formaldehyde that preserves these parts of anatomy has yellowed with age, while the specimens themselves slowly fall apart. The patina of age colours these scenes from an abandoned laboratory - equipped with anatomical samples including parts of kittens and dogs to a pigs head and even whole rats - with a palette reminiscent of a Gothic novel. Inside of the abandoned Veterinary School of Anderlecht, Belgium: Hundreds of anatomical samples sit decaying in yellowing formaldehyde in this abandoned laboratory that has been all but forgotten for more than two decades but was found by a British urban explorer who goes by the pseudonym Chaos and took these pictures
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Grisly images captured in the derelict Veterinary School of Anderlecht in Brussels, Belgium
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It has lain abandoned and derelict for more than two decades, while surrounding buildings have been developed
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Soon, this place too will be transformed into executive homes. But who would want to live there?

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By Margot Peppers PUBLISHED: 16:10 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 16:10 EST, 20 May 2013 Target has released a Merida doll who, with her glossy, wavy hair and dainty features, looks more like a Barbie than the feisty Scottish princess from Pixar's Brave. The unrecognizable toy is being launched just days after Disney sparked controversy for giving Merida a 'sexy' make-over - a decision that was criticized in a 200,000-strong petition, prompting the company to remove the image from their website. In contrast to Merida's untamed curls and endearing looks in the movie, this new doll, part of Target's Ultimate Disney Princess Collection, has a polished, styled haircut, disproportionately thin limbs and nondescript facial features that could seemingly belong to any other princess.
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The doll is launched just days after Disney sparked controversy for giving the Brave princess a 'sexy' make-over
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(CNN)I know you are excited about the new Pee-wee Herman film, but what am I? Netflix announced Tuesday that it will begin production next month on a new film starring the popular 1980s TV character, titled "Pee-wee's Big Holiday." No release date has been announced. According to the Netflix news release, the on-demand movie will be produced by Paul Reubens, who plays the title character. Judd Apatow, of "Anchorman," "The 40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" fame, will co-produce. John Lee, who has directed episodes of "Inside Amy Schumer" and "Broad City," will make his feature-film directorial debut. It will be Herman's first feature film since 1988's"Big Top Pee-wee."
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Netflix will release a movie starring Pee-wee Herman
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Paul Reubens and Judd Apatow will produce

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By Shari Miller PUBLISHED: 05:21 EST, 30 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:37 EST, 30 August 2013 The 11-year-old son of Syrian president, Bashar al-Assad, has apparently dared the United States to launch an attack, in a Facebook taunt that has been 'liked' by the children and grandchildren of other senior Syrian officials. 'I just want them to attack sooo much, because I want them to make this huge mistake of beginning something that they don’t know the end of it,' stated the post on an account said to belong to Hafez al-Assad. The comments were posted in response to moves by the US to launch a strike in response to a chemical weapons attack on August 21.
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Hafez al-Assad apparently dared the United States to launch an attack and make a 'huge mistake'
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Taunt posted after Obama administration said it may still use military action to respond to chemical weapons attack last week
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While authenticity of Facebook profile is hard to confirm, the post has been 'liked' by accounts belonging to the children of senior Syrian officials
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Post illustrates strong support for the Syrian president, despite a two-year civil war that has killed more than 100,000 and caused millions to flee

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(EW.com) -- Assuming you've got two ears and a heart, chances are you loved The Colbert Report's star-studded "Get Lucky" dance party video — which Stephen Colbert debuted after explaining that Daft Punk's skittish Frenchmen had abruptly canceled a scheduled appearance on his show. But will you still appreciate the video after learning conclusively that it wasn't cobbled together in just two days? If the answer's "no," you might want to close this tab right about now. If "yes," read on. Almost immediately after Colbert's exuberant clip premiered Aug. 6, Internet naysayers began speculating that Daft Punk's "cancellation" was nothing more than an elaborate ruse. Their evidence: The same episode containing the "Get Lucky" montage also featured Robin Thicke performing his hit "Blurred Lines," purportedly in Daft Punk's place. But according to Billboard, Thicke's performance was taped July 31, days before Daft Punk supposedly told Colbert they were out. Pitchfork picked up the story, wondering if the whole segment could have been a publicity stunt meant to promote the duo's upcoming appearance on the VMAs. (Viacom owns both MTV and Comedy Central.)
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Colbert responded to speculation the group's cancellation was a ruse
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Several celebs showed up in a "dance party" video on the show
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It wouldn't have happened if Henry Kissinger hadn't said "yes"

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CLICK HERE to read why Stuart Lancaster is running out of time to find his best team I hugely admire rugby league as a sport and the players who take the field. At its best the balance between athletic prowess, skill-set and sheer bloody toughness makes league one of the great sports. I cannot wait to see Sam Burgess play for Bath, I’m sure he has everything to succeed in union and all England rugby fans should be grateful to Bath for bringing him into the sport. That said, we need to be realistic — for Burgess’s sake as much as anything.
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Sam Burgess has crossed codes from rugby league to rugby union
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It is too early to herald Burgess as England's saviour at the World Cup

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The elephants of my childhood, Vladimir and Evgeny, have probably been killed by now. I was very lucky that I ever got to see them with my own eyes, but such are the perks for a little boy whose grandfather was the Soviet Union’s top biologist. They were fictitious in the beginning, invented by my grandfather Vladimir Sokolov, as he tucked me in to bed at night. I would hear how Vladimir and Evgeny would get stuck in mud holes and roam the African forests getting into adventures, and how Vladimir would save little Evgeny from the clutches of lions and leopards. In the flickering electricity of the lamps in our Soviet flat, it was my first introduction to the wonder of wildlife.
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This year alone 36,000 elephants will be killed across the African continent
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Demand for ivory across Asia's burgeoning middle classes is increasing
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African charity Space for Giants is armed to defend animals using force
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Poachers include fanatics of Al-Shabaab and the Lord's Resistance Army
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Some 1,000 wildlife rangers have been killed in the past decade

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By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 10:52 EST, 8 November 2013 | UPDATED: 12:12 EST, 8 November 2013 Five months ago, MailOnline teamed up with Select Model Management to search for the 'new faces' of 2013. Entries came in the thousands and now the winners have finally been revealed. Select is responsible for scouting out the likes of David Gandy, Agyness Deyn, Sarah Ann Macklin, Oliver Cheshire  and Stella Tennant and turning them into some of the world's most recognisable faces. Could the womens' winner Madi Gray, 15, from North London, be joining them on the catwalk in a couple of years?
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Madi Gray, 15, will join 'sneak preview' section of agency
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Jack Holder, 22, won men's category

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By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 09:20 EST, 26 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:07 EST, 26 March 2013 A married couple have been arrested after apparently pulling a gun on two motorists during a road rage punch-up. Bradley and Christy Turner were carrying a toddler in the back of their car when they started fighting with a pair of young men in an incident which was caught on camera. Josh Berry and Nathan Brotzman claim they were acting in self-defence as they knocked Mr Turner to the ground, but he retaliated by waving a gun at them after his wife handed it to him.
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Bradley and Christy Turner cut off by two men then followed them home
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Men knocked Mr Turner to the ground so wife handed him a gun
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Couple charged with assault after fight is caught on camera

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Beijing (CNN) -- An expatriate corporate detective based in Beijing and Shanghai, who worked with GlaxoSmithKline's under-fire Chinese wing, could soon discover the cost of allegedly falling afoul of China's often hazy corporate law. After more than a year in detention, Briton Peter Humphrey and his wife Yu Yingzeng, a U.S. citizen, stand trial in a Shanghai court Friday, charged with illegally obtaining private information. Their 19-year-old son, who has returned to mainland China for the trial, says he's not convinced that, even if the couple is found guilty, they would even have known they were breaking the law. Humphrey is a veteran corporate detective -- an investigator, similar to a private detective, but one which sniffs out corporate malfeasance -- who spent more than 20 years as a foreign correspondent with Reuters, including stints in Beijing and Eastern Europe.
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Foreign corporate detectives based in China charged with 'illegally obtaining private information'
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Murky corporate laws in China make life difficult for companies engaged in this line of work
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Son of detained detectives: "I'm very proud of their moral standing"

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Nigerian women are being trafficked to Italy hoping for a better life – but often end up working the streets as prostitutes. Their plight has been highlighted by Paris-based photographer Elena Perlino, originally from Italy, who began to notice the presence of young African women working on the streets during her commutes from Turin. She said: 'I decided to start from this surreal vision to tell a story. I have been working on the topic for several years, focusing mainly on the Italian connection.' Police control find a Nigerian woman working as a prostitute in the outskirt of Turin Nigerian woman Fatima shows the scars on her body due to vicious fighting with collegues working as prostitutes in the outskirts of Acerra
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Nigerian women trafficked to Europe are often forced into the sex trade
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Traffickers force them into prostitution to pay back debts
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Their plight has been highlighted by photographer Elena Perlino

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By Ashley Collman Donald Sterling tried to bribe his mistress V.Stiviano into saying she doctored tapes of the Los Angeles Clippers owner making offensive racist statements. Clippers President Andy Roeser also tried to cover-up the recordings before they were released by TMZ last month, according to a report by the NBA's chief investigator. Chief investigator David B Anders has compiled a 30-page report on the scandal, along with hundreds of pages of supporting statements, ahead of a June 3 hearing in which the 29 other NBA owners will vote on whether to force Sterling to sell his team. Bribe: A new report by the NBA's chief investigator reveals Donald Sterling tried to bribe his mistress V. Stiviano (pictured out in LA yesterday) into saying she doctored tapes in which he was recoded making racist statements
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The NBA has compiled a 30-page case against Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling
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The report includes testimony from Sterling's mistress V. Stiviano, 20 Clippers employees, 14 league officials and others
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NBA chief investigator David Anders found several instances of Sterling lying about his racist statements or trying to cover them up
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It accuses Clippers President Andy Roeser of hearing the recordings two weeks before they were released and doing nothing
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The NBA is also making a case against Sterling's wife Shelly, who is trying to keep her 50 per cent stake in the team
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Shelly says she is estranged from her husband, but Anders says the two attended nearly every Clippers home game together this season

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Washington (CNN) -- It's hard to imagine the atmosphere in Congress getting any more toxic, but it could if Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid carries out his threat to use the "nuclear option" to budge stalled presidential appointees forward. A top Republican aide warns that important bills like the recently approved immigration measure would never pass in a post-nuclear Senate. "If they blow the place up, then anything requiring a big bipartisan push like immigration will be impossible," the GOP aide said. Democrats step closer to "nuclear option" in filibuster fight Republicans will protest by slamming the brakes on action in the Senate, current and former senior Senate aides from both parties predicted to CNN.
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Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid threatens to go nuclear over stalled Obama appointees
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Congressional aides predict any chance of bipartisan cooperation would reach "grinding halt"
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Republicans threatened to use the same tactic when they controlled Senate
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Senators have scheduled a closed-door meeting Monday to try to avoid bitter fight

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(CNN) -- In an op-ed column released Friday by The New York Times, Woody Allen blames Mia Farrow's malevolence over their breakup for a two-decade-old false accusation that he molested their adopted daughter, Dylan, when she was 7. The film director's opinion piece follows renewed allegations that were made last week by Dylan Farrow, who accused him in an open letter published by the Times of sexually assaulting her as young girl. "Not that I doubt Dylan hasn't come to believe she's been molested, but if from the age of 7 a vulnerable child is taught by a strong mother to hate her father because he is a monster who abused her, is it so inconceivable that after many years of this indoctrination the image of me Mia wanted to establish had taken root?" Allen writes in the Times.
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In 1992, Woody Allen's and Mia Farrow's 12-year relationship ended
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Allen, then 56, was involved with Soon-Yi Previn, Farrow's 19-year-old adopted daughter
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Farrow accused Allen of molesting Dylan, then 7, whom the couple had adopted

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By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 04:39 EST, 19 July 2013 | UPDATED: 06:35 EST, 19 July 2013 In her black and white dress and chic patent shoes, Sarah Ferguson cut an elegant figure as she joined her daughters for a night out at exclusive nightclub LouLou's. The former Duchess of York has made no secret of her penchant for parties and is regularly spotted out on the town with her girls. Fergie and her daughters began the night at Club 45 before heading to exclusive nightclub, LouLou's, which is owned by Robin Birley. Family fun: Princess Beatrice joined her mother and sister Princess Eugenie for a night out at LouLou's
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Sarah Ferguson joined her daughters for a night at a Mayfair club
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LouLou's is a favourite Royal hangout and is owned by Robin Birley
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Other fans of the club include the Cambridges and Pippa Middleton
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Princess Beatrice wore the same outfit for the second night in a row

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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan's president has summoned the lower house of parliament to meet Friday to elect a new prime minister after the nation's top court ruled that Yousuf Raza Gilani is ineligible to hold office. The session is set to convene early Friday, said Mehboob Gurmaini, a parliament spokesman. President Asif Ali Zardari postponed a trip to Russia to huddle with senior members of his Pakistan Peoples Party to nominate a candidate. Pakistan state television reported Makhdoom Shahabuddin, a longtime member of parliament who has served in several administrations, was selected. The candidate served as Gilani's textile minister.
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President picks candidate for prime minister, state TV says
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Pakistan's president has called on parliament to meet Friday
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The lower house will choose a new prime minister
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The high court disqualified Yousuf Raza Gilani to hold office because of contempt charges

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By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 11:12 EST, 29 October 2013 | UPDATED: 05:39 EST, 30 October 2013 Battling for victory in front of a ferocious crowd Muay Thai child warriors are forced to fight by their parents who wager every penny they have on them. The shocking black and white photos form part of an eye-opening series by German photographer Sandra Hoyn called Die Kampfkinder, roughly translated as Fighting Kids. Buoyed on by their parents these children who are as young as six, are forced to fight for money in front of an excited audience who have placed bets on who will win.
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Photos form part of an eye-opening series by German photographer Sandra Hoyn
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Buoyed on by their parents these children who are as young as six, are forced to fight for money

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(CNN) -- Egypt's landmark presidential election looks set to go to a run-off vote in which Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohamed Morsi could face former regime figure Ahmed Shafik, according to partial results reported Friday. Ballots are still being counted, and the final results of the first round are due Tuesday. Egyptian newspaper Al Ahram Online gave Morsi 26.48% of the vote with results in from 25 of 27 provinces, with Shafik, who was ousted President Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister, close behind with 24.74% of the vote and leftist Hamdeen Sabahy in third with about 20%. The partial results put Abdelmonen Abol Fotoh, a moderate Islamist running as an independent, and Amre Moussa, who previously served as foreign minister and headed the Arab League, in fourth and fifth places, respectively, Al Ahram Online reported.
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Morsi and Shafik are highly polarizing candidates for many Egyptians, an analyst says
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The final results of the first round of elections are due Tuesday

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David Cameron’s authority in Parliament and on the world stage was dealt an unprecedented blow last night as he faced a breathtaking Commons defeat  over plans for missile strikes on Syria. In an extraordinary assault on the Prime Minister’s authority, 50 coalition MPs joined Labour in voting against a watered-down Government motion supporting the ‘principle’ of military action. There were shouts of ‘resign’ from the Labour benches as the result – 285 votes to 272 – was announced to a shocked House of Commons. Scroll down for video Chastened: British MPs voted by 272 votes to 285 to reject Prime Minister David Cameron's motion backing British intervention in principle
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PM's authority in Parliament and on world stage dealt unprecedented blow
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Shouts of 'resign' from Labour benches as 285-272 vote was announced
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Last time any PM was defeated over issue of war and peace was in 1782
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Downing Street source says David Cameron has no intention of resigning
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Gove allegedly shouted at Tory rebels outside chamber: 'You're a disgrace'
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Britain faces 'soul-searching' about role in the world, says George Osborne

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Resplendent in a chic burgundy coat and a killer spiky necklace, Queen Maxima of the Netherlands was on top fashionable form as she stepped out in The Hague today. But for once, she had competition, which arrived in the form of the ever-fashionable Queen Letizia of Spain, who with her husband King Felipe, landed in the Dutch capital Amsterdam this morning to begin a tour of the Netherlands. Letizia and Maxima didn't have it all their own way, however, and were run close in the style stakes by their dapper husbands, with King Felipe cutting a particularly dashing figure in his pinstriped suit.
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Letizia, 42, was welcomed to the Noordeinde Palace by Queen Maxima, 43
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The Spanish royal couple arrived in the Hague this morning for a tour
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Willem-Alexander, 47, exchanged hugs with Felipe, 46, as he greeted him
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The two couples are among the youngest - and newest - rulers in Europe
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Willem-Alexander took the throne last year while Felipe was crowned in June

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 05:19 EST, 10 March 2013 | UPDATED: 05:38 EST, 11 March 2013 Critic: Michael Turner QC claims 'screw-ups' over interpreters in UK courts is now 'endemic' A judge and a top barrister have condemned the use of interpreters based in a Polish call centre after trial against a Vietnamese drug king was halted. Judge Richard Bray accused the firm of being 'hopelessly incompetent' when he was unable to sentence the man because no interpreter arrived at Northampton Crown Court. Some of the language experts supplied by Capita Translating and Interpreting from a base in Krakow,  cannot even speak fluent English, claim lawyers.
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'It is wrecking the system and screw-ups are now endemic' says QC

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Seeking a middle ground between calls for tough military action and none at all, President Barack Obama said Thursday he was sending up to 300 military advisers to Iraq to help the embattled government hold off a lightning advance from the north by Sunni militants. Obama told White House reporters the goal was to prevent a civil war in Iraq that could destabilize the region, and also prevent creation of a terrorist safe haven in northern Iraq and neighboring Syria from which U.S. enemies could plan and launch attacks against American interests. At the same time, Obama sought to allay fears of a military escalation that could relaunch the eight-year war he halted by withdrawing U.S. troops in 2011.
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Conservative hawks says Obama didn't go far enough
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President Obama outlines steps to bolster Iraq against ISIS fighters
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CNN military analyst: "It is boots on the ground"
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U.S. forces will advise Iraq's military, collect intelligence

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(CNN) -- As Syria's foreign minister blasted international calls for President Bashar al-Assad to step down, Syrian forces were shelling civilian neighborhoods and battling rebel forces, opposition leaders said. Foreign Minister Walid Moallem told the U.N. General Assembly that the rhetoric against al-Assad amounts to a "blatant interference in the domestic affairs of Syria, and the unity of its people and its sovereignty." Here are some of the latest events in the Syrian uprising: Deadly violence At least 183 people were killed Monday, including 12 children, the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria said. The deaths included more than 30 due to aerial shelling, the group said.
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NEW: At least 183 people were killed Monday, an opposition group says
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Iran's foreign minister says calls for al-Assad's ouster are an interference
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Iraq's foreign minister says Iran's planes bound for Syria will undergo random inspections
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The opposition group puts the human toll in the 19-month crisis at around 28,000

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(CNN) -- It was deja vu for the Williams sisters at the French Open -- but not in a good way. A mouthwatering third-round clash between seven-time grand slam champion Venus and 17-time major winner Serena was ruled out when the former lost to unseeded Slovakian Anna Schmiedlova 2-6 6-3 6-4 in early play in Paris on Wednesday. Then hours later, Serena -- also the defending champion and world No. 1 -- fell to Spain's Garbine Muguruza 6-2 6-2, her worst ever grand slam performance. In 2008, the siblings were also defeated on the same day at Roland Garros, their least productive major. The last time it happened was at Wimbledon in 2011.
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Serena Williams defeated in second round of the French Open
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The defending champion beaten 6-2 6-2 by Spain's Garbine Muguruza
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Venus Williams eliminated after loss to Anna Schmiedlova
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Novak Djokovic and Roger Federer comfortably through to round three

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(CNN) -- Mitt Romney promised Monday to restore U.S. foreign policy to a traditional role dating back decades, based on exerting global influence through military and economic power, in a major speech two weeks before he debates President Barack Obama on international issues. In the address at the Virginia Military Institute, Romney argued that Obama is failing to provide the global leadership needed and expected by the rest of the world, especially key allies such as Israel. Romney cited recent protests and violence in Arab countries, including an attack on a U.S. diplomatic compound in Libya that killed the American ambassador and three others, as examples of a worsening security situation that he blamed on Obama's policies.
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The GOP challenger gives what aides call a major foreign policy address
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Romney backs U.S. help in arming Syrian rebels
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Aide: Romney seeks traditional U.S. role in global affairs that dates to the end of World War II

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Disgraced Clippers owner Donald Sterling has spoken out for the first time since he was fined $2.5 million and banned for life by the NBA for racist comments that shocked the basketball community. Sterling spoke to Jason Binn of upmarket DuJour magazine, telling the publisher that he has no intention of selling the team and that he believes he could have avoided the controversy if he had paid Stiviano off. Speaking of reported former girlfriend V. Stiviano, who allegedly recorded and released audio of Sterling's tirade, Sterling said, 'I wish I had just paid her off.' Happier times: Donald Sterling, seen here with V. Stiviano in 2011, has said he believes he could have avoided his racism controversy if he'd 'just paid her off'
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Clippers owner Donald Sterling has spoken out about his racism controversy
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He told DuJour magazine, 'I wish I had just paid her off'
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The magazine's publisher said Sterling 'expressed remorse' but gave no further information
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Sterling has been banned by the NBA and fined $2.5 million for his comments
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The NBA is seeking to have him ousted as owner of the LA Clippers
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Sterling has said he has no intention of selling the team

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(CNN) -- Gene Barfield and his partner, Tim LaCroix, celebrated their 30th anniversary by getting married. The two met when they were both serving in the Navy, and last week, the military veterans became the first same-sex couple to be legally married by a tribe in Michigan. The pair exchanged vows on a cold but sunny morning at the government headquarters of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians. LaCroix is a citizen of the LTBB, a federally recognized Native American tribe. Earlier this month, the LTBB tribal council voted to recognize same-sex unions as long as at least one member of the couple was a citizen of the tribe. LaCroix and Barfield were married the same morning that the tribal chairman signed the legislation into law.
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Michigan tribe performs its first same-sex marriage ceremony
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The state of Michigan will not recognize the marriage
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Partners Gene Barfield and Tim LaCroix are optimistic the tide is shifting

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Ford are 'looking into' the allegations Ford motor company is facing accusations workers at a factory producing parts for its cars are subject to abusive and dangerous working conditions, a report said. According to the National Labor Committee (NLC), Chinese workers at the Yuwei Plastics and Hardware Product Company in Dongguan work 14-hour days, seven days a week for just 80 cents an hour. Shockingly, the report also alleges workers are forced to operate dangerous machines with safety measures turned off in order to speed up production. Report: Ford Motor Company is looking into a graphic report by a human rights group alleging abuse of workers at a Chinese factory. This man's hand was mangled, allegedly by a machine at the factory
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Ford are 'looking into' the allegations

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(CNET)  -- To help answer some questions about this week's Copyright Office announcement regarding the legality of so-called cell phone jailbreaking, or the modification of the software that comes with iPhones and other handsets that is designed not to be changed, we've compiled the following list of Frequently Asked Questions: What does the Copyright Office's ruling mean? The short answer is that jailbreaking your iPhone or other mobile device will no longer violate a controversial federal copyright law called the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, or DMCA. Bypassing a manufacturer's protection mechanisms to allow "handsets to execute software applications" is now permitted.
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Copyright Office says jailbreaking your iPhone no longer violates copyright law
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If if users want software not in the App Store, they need to jailbreak their phone
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Pressure continues to grow on Jean-Claude Juncker to quit as the new president of the European Commission after it emerged he has previously boasted of striking tax deals with large corporations. A review of his speeches while prime minister of Luxembourg revealed reportedly announced to parliament that AOL and Amazon were planning to move their European headquarters to the country thanks to favourable corporate tax conditions his government had created. It was reported last week that Luxembourg had granted secret deals to 340 companies allowing them to avoid paying billions of pounds in tax. Yesterday Mr Juncker launched a bizarre defence of the Luxembourg tax-dodging scandal, insisting he was not to blame despite having been its prime minister for 18 years - 15 of which were also spent acting as the country's finance minister.
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Luxembourg accused of striking tax  deals with more than 300 corporations
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Signed while Jean-Claude Juncker was Luxembourg's prime minister
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He now heads European Commission, which is investigating the claims
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Review of speeches while PM reveals him boasting of striking tax deals
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But he now insists he is not to blame for scandal engulfing Luxembourg

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TOYAKO, Japan (CNN) -- President Bush on Sunday defended his decision to attend next month's Olympics opening ceremony in Beijing, saying that to boycott "would be an affront to the Chinese people." President Bush speaks with Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda at a Sunday news conference in Toyako, Japan. Speaking to reporters ahead of this week's summit of the Group of Eight industrialized nations in Japan, Bush said he did not need to skip the ceremony to show his position on religious freedom and human rights in China. He said if he failed to attend the Games it would "make it more difficult to be able to speak more frankly with the Chinese leadership."
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Bush defends decision to attend next month's Olympics opening ceremony
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Bush spoke as G-8 leaders arrived in Japan ahead of summit starting Monday
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Climate change expected to be focus of three-day summit
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G-8 leaders also expected to discuss global economy, Zimbabwe

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Nico Rosberg has denied Lewis Hamilton’s accusation that he had bragged about deliberately crashing into him at Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix, saying his recollection of their chat was ‘very different’. While Rosberg made his first reaction to his title rival’s claims, the Mercedes management were busily applying sticking plaster to their battered team and their conficting stories in an attempt —probably successful —– to avoid punishment for the incident. Rosberg and Mercedes were all responding to the most explosive moment of the 2014 Formula One world championship. It took place over two floors of the Mercedes motorhome — the glistening, portable team hospitality area — in the Spa paddock an hour-and-a-half after the race.
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Nico Rosberg denies Lewis Hamilton's claim that the German bragged about their crash which forced the Brit to retire from the Belgian Grand Prix
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Rosberg wrecked Hamilton's race after the German's front right-wing endplate hit the Brit's left-rear tyre to cause a puncture
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Hamilton claimed Rosberg told him he did it on purpose after the race
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Hamilton: ‘I was gobsmacked. He (Rosberg) basically said he did it on purpose. He said he could have avoided it. He said he did it to prove a point'
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Rosberg said his recollection of their post-race chat was 'very different'
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Drivers gave press conferences on separate floors of Mercedes motorhome
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A Mercedes spokesman said the pair would be present at sponsor event in Stuttgart on Wednesday despite the fall-out from the crash

Question: August 24: The two drivers collide on lap two in Belgium, with @placeholder later admitting he did not try to prevent the crash.


For Arsene Wenger all that counts is the result. Somehow, this Arsenal team got there in the end. The playing conditions, along with that feeling you get at the start of a new season and facing a team without a manager should have suited them down to a tee. It didn’t. Arsenal were ordinary, a world away from the team that stripped Manchester City of their self-respect at Wembley in the Community Shield. Last-gasp: Aaron Ramsey (right) is congratulated after pouncing in stoppage time to earn all three points for Arsenal against Crystal Palace at the Emirates Poacher: Ramsey finished from close range after Julian Speroni was unable to hang on to Mathieu Debuchy's effort
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Aaron Ramsey turned ball in from close range in stoppage time to earn Arsenal all three points after Julian Speroni couldn't hold point-blank shot from Mathieu Debuchy
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Brede Hangeland headed Palace into a 35th-minute lead with a near-post dart to meet Jason Puncheon's corner
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Laurent Koscielny met an Alexis Sanchez free-kick to head Arsenal level on stroke of half-time
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Jason Puncheon picks up second yellow card late as Palace's stubborn resistance is finally broken
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Sanchez impressed on Premier League debut following £30m move from Barcelona

Question: For once the Arsenal fans stayed with their team, waiting patiently for the moment when they could win this game with @placeholder’s stabbed effort.

Question: Palace will know that, particularly after some slack marking allowed @placeholder to run unmarked into their penalty area and guide Alexis Sanchez’s free kick beyond Julian Speroni.


(CNN) -- The Euro crisis is not just a Greek crisis, or an Italian crisis, or now even a French crisis. It is an American crisis, too, a crisis that may thrust the U.S. economy back into recession in 2012. If the Euro cracks up, many European banks who hold Euro-denominated bonds will discover that their bonds have lost value. The bonds won't fall to zero (hold on a second for the reason why not), but they will lose enough value to play havoc with the bondholders' capital. The banks will then either have to seek government help or stop their lending to businesses and consumers or both.
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David Frum: Americans have a big stake in the outcome of the euro crisis
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He says crisis could lead to a serious recession in 2012
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Europe is America's largest trading partner and biggest investor in the U.S.
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Frum: America should push for resolution of the crisis and provide money if needed

Question: That may have been true of Greece, but it's certainly not true of @placeholder, the latest eurozone country to come under pressure in the financial markets.


(CNN) -- The memory unit that may tell why an Air France jet plunged into the Atlantic nearly two years ago was recovered from the bottom of the ocean Sunday, France's Bureau of Investigation and Analysis (BEA) said. A remote-controlled submarine, known as the Remora 6000, located the memory unit Sunday morning and it was lifted on board the search ship Ile de Sein six hours later, the Paris-based BEA said. All 228 people aboard the Air France Flight 447 were killed when the plane fell into the ocean on the way from Rio de Janeiro to Paris on June 1, 2009.
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NEW: Air France calls the recovery "very significant"
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British aviation expert skeptical data remains; French expert hopeful
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All 228 people aboard the Air France Flight 447 from Rio de Janeiro to Paris were killed
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The Airbus A330 plunged into the Atlantic Ocean on June 1, 2009

Question: @placeholder, in a written statement Sunday, called the discovery "very significant."


Republican lawmakers have questioned President Barack Obama's strategy in Iraq warning that the failure to annihilate Islamic extremists now could lead to future attacks on U.S. soil. 'If he does not go on the offensive against ISIS, ISIL, whatever you want guys want to call it, they are coming here,' South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham said on Fox News Sunday. 'And if we do get attacked, then he will have committed a blunder for the ages.' 'This is turning into, as we had predicted for a long time, a regional conflict which does pose a threat to the security of the United States of America,' Arizona Sen. John McCain told CNN.
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Obama's strategy in Iraq  'is clearly very, very ineffective, to say the least,' Sen. John McCain told CNN
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'What a weak leader,' Rep. Peter King said
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'What is your strategy to stop these people from attacking the homeland?' demanded Sen. Lindsey Graham
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Obama is currently on vacation at Martha's Vineyard and won't return to Washington until Sunday

Question: The 2008 Republican presidential nominee said he also would have left some American troops in Iraq as well, instead of completely withdrawing them in 2011 like @placeholder.


So much for being a two-man team. The Americans had talked endlessly in the build-up about targeting Rory McIlroy and Ian Poulter, as if taking down those two would lead naturally to the Ryder Cup heading back across the Atlantic. The wisdom of that theory was rather shot to pieces on a fascinating first day, as any number of fearless Europeans stood up to be counted to turn a one-point deficit at lunch into a handy 5-3 advantage. An out-of-sorts McIlroy contributed just a half point and Poulter suffered a rare defeat, so to that end the American plan might be said to have worked.
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The 40th Ryder Cup got underway on the PGA Centenary Course at Gleneagles on Friday with Europe leading 5-3
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Europe took early lead as Justin Rose and Henrik Stenson beat Bubba Watson and Webb Simpson 5&4
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USA leveled the match as rookies Patrick Reed and Jordan Spieth beat Stephen Gallacher and Ian Poulter 5&4
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Rickie Fowler and Jimmy Walker salvaged a halve on the 18th against Thomas Bjorn and Martin Kaymer
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Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley claimed opening session victory on the last against Rory McIlroy and Sergio Garcia
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Lee Westwood and Jamie Donaldson brought Europe level against Jim Furyk and Matt Kuchar in afternoon foursomes
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Rose and Stenson beat Hunter Mahan and Zach Johnson to put Europe back in front
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McIlroy and Garcia produced a late fightback to claim a halve against Fowler and Walker and put Europe 4-3 ahead
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Victor Dubuisson and Graeme McDowell win 3&2 against USA's Phil Mickelson and Keegan Bradley to make it 5-3

Question: It looked as if the occasion was too much for Gallacher, while @placeholder lost for the first time in eight Ryder Cup matches.


(CNN) -- Justine Henin continued her winning return to tennis with a straight sets win over Kazakhstan's Sesil Karatantcheva at the WTA tournament in Brisbane on Wednesday. Henin, who put out second seed Nadia Petrova of Russia in her first round match, secured a 6-4 6-3 victory in one hour 17 minutes to reach the quarterfinals. The former world number one is returning to competitive tennis after an 18-month retirement and targeting the opening grand slam of 2010 at the Australian Open. She made a shaky start as she dropped her opening service game, but broke back and took total control with a second break against the determined qualifier in the eighth game.
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Justine Henin continues comeback with straight sets win over Kazakhstan's Sesil Karatantcheva
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Former world number one Henin into quarterfinals of WTA top-tier tournament in Brisbane
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Henin remains on course for final clash against Belgian rival Kim Clijsters
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Men's top seed Andy Roddick also reaches quarterfinals where he will play returning Richard Gasquet

Question: @placeholder showed he is fully recovered from the injuries which ruined his end of season campaign in 2009 with a confident display.


Bill Kenwright has criticised Roy Keane for saying ‘some stupid things’ after the Republic of Ireland assistant manager questioned the pressure applied by Everton on James McCarthy and Seamus Coleman over playing for their country. McCarthy wanted to play against Scotland last Friday but was left out after Everton continued to request updates on his hamstring injury. The midfielder has missed the Republic’s last three Euro 2016 qualifiers and Coleman sat out last month’s game in Germany. Both played for Everton four days later. Roy Keane is concerned that Everton are putting pressure on players to pull out of international duty
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Roy Keane expressed concern that Everton were putting pressure on the club's Irish players to miss internationals
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It came after James McCarthy and Seamus Coleman missed Ireland games
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Chairman Bill Kenwright said Keane says 'some stupid things'
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He added they 'never get in the way' of their players' international duties

Question: ‘I worry that McCarthy is under lots of pressure, particularly from Everton’s point of view,’ continued @placeholder.


By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 04:48 EST, 17 March 2013 | UPDATED: 05:29 EST, 17 March 2013 A leading campaigner against child abuse says she blames herself for her teenage son's suicide, because she 'couldn't win' against school bullies. Ayden Olsen, 14, was found dead at his family home on Thursday morning. His heartbroken mother Shy Keenan, who campaigns for tougher controls on paedophiles alongside Sara Payne, claims her 'beautiful, kind-hearted' boy was 'bullied to death'. Shy Keenan told a Sunday newspaper that she 'couldn't win' against Ayden's bullies Today, Miss Keenan said she feels that she was unable to keep her son alive in the face of bullying at school.
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Teenager Ayden Olson was found dead at home in Colchester on Thursday
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Mother Shy Keenan claims 'beautiful, kind-hearted boy' was bullied to death
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Stepfather Stanley Claridge jailed for 15 years when she secretly filmed him

Question: which drove her to attempt suicide, she recorded @placeholder


Four in 10 voters think Nigel Farage poses a ’danger to Britain’ after he heaped praise on Russian President Vladimir Putin, an exclusive poll for MailOnline reveals today. The survey reveals the UKIP leader is also seen as ’a bit sleazy’ while his Lib Dem rival Nick Clegg is out of his depth and less likely to tell the truth. The ComRes poll comes as the two men prepare to go head-to-head tomorrow night in the second live TV debate on Britain’s membership of the European Union. Scroll down for video UKIP has been outpolling the Lib Dems for months, buoyed by support switching from the Tories and disaffected voters being won over by Mr Farage’s populist charm.
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MailOnline/ComRes survey reveals what voters think of the two leaders
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Farage tells the truth and would be good to have a pint with
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Clegg is out of his depth but would make a good date, poll shows
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Ukip and Lib Dem leaders clashed in TV debate on Europe last week
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Farage 'admires' Putin and says European Union has 'blood on its hands'
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ComRes surveyed 2,008 adults online between March 28 and 30. Database weighted to be representative of all GB adults aged 18 and over.

Question: @placeholder 'knows what he is talking about’, although this was split between


Amid the chaos of flying bullets, roaming checkpoints guarded by gunmen, and the constant threat of a street battle erupting around the corner at any moment, a new underground television channel has become must-see TV for residents of Aleppo, Syria. It doesn't look like much. Aleppo Today TV, with it photographic slideshow of Aleppo in happier times accompanied by Syrian music, is not what many would expect from a 24-hour news channel. But two rolling news bars at the bottom of the screen have become a vital news source for residents navigating the shifting violence in Syria's largest city. "Aleppo Today started at a time when a person in Aleppo might know that someone a couple of blocks away got killed, or a demonstration happened in the next neighborhood," wrote Omar Halabi, the assistant manager of Aleppo Today, in an e-mail to CNN.
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Aleppo Today broadcasts from a country neighboring Syria
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The content is beamed through other countries to avoid jamming by the Syrian government
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It aims to be impartial about the situation in Syria, but some say it fails

Question: For the safety of his family still living in Aleppo, the 23-year old @placeholder, who worked as a baker until the uprising began more than 20 months ago, asked not to have his named published in full.


Britain’s worst benefit-scrounging con artists can today be exposed. Using fake identities of dead pensioners, Irish immigrants and even a fake MI5 spy benefit fraudsters stole hundreds of thousands of pounds last year, MailOnline can reveal. One man stole £85,000 using a raft of stolen identities which he claimed he needed in his role as an undercover British agent. Another woman posed as her dead mother to claim more than £70,000 – while living in Portugal. A gang of fraudsters meanwhile illegally claimed more than £100,000 in illness and disability benefits claiming to be Irish immigrants unable to work because they had been injured in car crashes.
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James Bond imitator Peter Fischer fraudulently claimed £85,000 in benefits
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Maria  Lucas posed as her dead mother after stealing £73,500 in welfare
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One gang stole £103,000 by hijacking the identities of 60 people

Question: He offered the excuse that he worked as a ‘sub-contractor’ for @placeholder - which meant he needed to create ‘legends’ to be able to work in various areas.


King Richard III did plan to be buried in York, not Leicester, a new letter unearthed in the National Archives suggests. The extraordinary letter, discovered by historian and Tory MP Chris Skidmore, provides fresh ammunition to those who believe the King was establishing a major new religious foundation at York Minister with a view to it becoming his mausoleum. It shows that Richard III wanted the 100 priests at the new foundation to use their prayers to make him ‘more acceptable to God and his saints’. A painting of King Richard III  from the 16th Century housed in the National Portrait Gallery in London
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Document suggests King was establishing a religious foundation at York
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Richard III may have had a view of it becoming his mausoleum
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Letter was unearthed by Tory MP and historian Chris Skidmore
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Richard III was killed at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485
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His bones were then discovered under a Leicester car park in 2012
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Leicester Cathedral has won the tussle to provide the final resting place

Question: The document, which has lain undiscovered for centuries, gives a fresh insight into Richard’s decision to establish a 100-strong college of priests at @placeholder.


By Martin Robinson A depressed woman who strangled her disabled husband with a cravat because he was 'too nice' only failed to murder him because a Sainsbury's driver arrived to deliver their weekly shop, a court heard. Christine Houston, 66, has admitted the attempted murder of partner Stewart, who said today she is still 'as gentle as a lamb' and he remains 'devoted' to her. Mrs Houston, who has a history of mental health problems, will be detained indefinitely in a mental hospital for her crime, but Mr Houston believes she should never have been prosecuted. Attempted murder: Christine Houston, left, was interrupted while trying to murder her husband Stewart, right,  by the arrival of a shopping delivery. Mr Houston says he loves her and she shouldn't have been prosecuted
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Christine Houston, 66, admitted the attempted murder of partner Stewart
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Pensioner told police she tried to kill him because he was 'too nice'
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When officers arrived she told them: 'I tried to kill him, I wanted him dead'
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Houston throttled partner with a cravat, days after strangling him with tube
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Had 'psychotic episode' and is to be held in mental hospital indefinitely
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Mr and Mrs Houston shared a hug outside the court before sentencing

Question: Saved: Mrs Houston was in the process of trying to kill her husband when their shopping from @placeholder's arrived (file picture)


By Iona Kirby PUBLISHED: 12:23 EST, 2 May 2013 | UPDATED: 15:14 EST, 2 May 2013 Lindsay Lohan entered rehab on Thursday morning as she began her 90 days of court-ordered treatment. And the facility wasted no time in getting the actress stuck into the program. She checked into Morningside Recovery at 8.45am and was scheduled to meet with a psychiatrist later that day, according to her lawyer. Getting help: Lindsay Lohan's lawyer Mark Heller (L) appeared in court on Thursday morning while at the same time the actress was entering a rehab facility The 26-year-old was sentenced to the stint in the facility after pleading no contest to charges for lying to police about driving during a car crash last June.
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Actress checked into Morningside Recovery at 8.45am on Thursday for 90 days of court-ordered rehab
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Star's lawyer appeared in court to attempt to get the facility approved by the judge after Lindsay switched rehabs last-minute
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The centre had its licence revoked one year ago and can only offer itself as a sober living facility and treat outpatients, according to reports
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Judge claims the facility 'appears to comply' but it will need to be proven that it 'fits the parameters' of the plea agreement
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Lindsay will remain at the treatment centre until a decision has been made
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Lindsay's lawyer Mark Heller and prosecutor Terry White will reconvene before the judge on May 10

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 09:42 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:27 EST, 15 October 2013 With his East Coast accent and tales of living in New York, Jay Shaw stood out when he moved to the tiny farm town of Marsing, Idaho. But he was friendly enough, even helpful, to his neighbors, and they never suspected him of having a dark secret. After about a decade of living the quiet life of a would-be cattle rancher, his past closed in on him one day in 2011 as he was negotiating a purchase of hay near his 12-acre ranch.
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Enrico Ponzo wanted on numerous charges in a racketeering indictment, including 1989 attempted murder of Francis 'Cadillac Frank' Salemme
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Had been living as Jay Shaw with his girlfriend and two children on a 12-acre ranch in Idaho

Question: In Idaho, where he had lived for a little over a decade, @placeholder owned a handful of cows and spent a lot of time with his two young children.


Gamers have slammed hackers who knocked out Playstation and Xbox networks on the  day millions received consoles for Christmas. The online networks which allow game players to get the most out of their new machines went down yesterday, leaving many youngsters frustrated and parents furious. Notorious hacking group Lizard Squad, who had previously brought down both networks earlier this month, claimed responsibility for the sustained distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks. As the disruption dragged on into a second day today, many desperate gamers sent messages to the group on Twitter, urging them to return service to normal. Scroll down for video
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Gamers around the world were left disappointed on Christmas Day after Sony's PlayStation Network and Microsoft's Xbox Live service were hacked
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Notorious hacking group Lizard Squad had issued a threat at the start of December saying that planned to take the servers down
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Lizard Squad described itself as the 'next generation Grinch' and described by parents as 'modern day Scrooges'
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Individuals alleged to be in the collective 'include two UK residents'
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Gamers have been using Twitter to contact the group and demand they return the service to normal
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Both networks still reporting disruption, 24 hours after they went down

Question: Microsoft and @placeholder both used Twitter to acknowledge the issues and to assure users that they were doing everything they could to restore their services.

Question: It is unclear exactly who or what @placeholder are or what they are demanding.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 07:17 EST, 17 February 2013 | UPDATED: 10:33 EST, 17 February 2013 Has the South West of Britain had a brush with a meteor similar to the one that rocked central Russia on Friday? Probably not, but mystery still surrounds this mysterious object captured hurtling across the British sky by a wildlife photographer. Stunned Annie Henderson, 65, was taking pictures of starlings on the Somerset Levels with a friend when she saw the bright light moving at high speed. Fire in the sky: Wildlife photographer Annie Henderson was amazed to see this fiery object above a nature reserve
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Mystery fireball captured on film in Somerset
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The ball of light looks like the meteor that rocked central Russia on Friday
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By Jeff Powell Follow @@jeffpowell_Mail The party line from Spain as destiny awaits the world champions in the Maracana is that tiki–taka football is alive and well and the era goes on. The private whisper is that they may be bracing themselves to turn and run with the wind of change which is blowing up an electrifying storm of goals in this World Cup. D-day against the red-hot Chile peppers who gave England a recent roasting at Wembley stands not only for destiny but also decision. VIDEO Scroll down for the latest odds for Spain vs. Chile courtesy of talkSPORT and Coral
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Spain may have to lose their tiki-taka style if they are to progress further in the World Cup
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Vicente del Bosque must decide whether to change his team's style mid-tournament
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Fernando Torres and Andres Iniesta are prepared to play 'any way' to get a win
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Del Bosque claims Spain will do things the same way but can be 'flexible'

Question: We are unlikely to get the verdict until an hour before the kick-off here, when @placeholder hands in his team sheet.


By Rob Shepherd Follow @@robshepherd5 Steven Gerrard is set to quit England after the World Cup - whatever the outcome in Brazil. The Liverpool midfielder leads Roy Hodgson’s squad into the tournament as skipper and recognises that to play on for the next two years - having just extended his contract to 2016 – he won’t be able to continue at international level. Sportsmail understands that Gerrard has come to the conclusion that the time will be right to call time on England days after this World Cup, with Frank Lampard likely to do the same. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Steven Gerrard modelling England's World Cup kit
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Gerrard recognises that he must call it a day to continue for Liverpool
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Midfielder recently extended his Anfield contract by two years
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Gerrard will lead England out at the World Cup in Brazil next month

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By Deborah Arthurs PUBLISHED: 04:53 EST, 19 July 2013 | UPDATED: 05:08 EST, 19 July 2013 An intimate photograph of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton at the beginning of their love affair is to go on show in a new exhibition. The behind-the-scenes and previously unexhibited photograph is to be included in a display of 10 photographs by Michael Peto in September, it was announced today. The photograph shows Elizabeth Taylor in a hat and necklace passing Burton a lit cigarette while the Welsh actor writes notes during the critically acclaimed BBC radio recording of Dylan Thomas’ Under Milk Wood in October 1963.
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Photograph taken by Michael Peto in October 1963
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Couple met during filming of Cleopatra in 1962 -- both had spouses
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They subsequently fell in love and went on to appear in 11 films together
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The fiery duo were married and divorced twice
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Picture shows couple before they married for first time in 1964
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Burton said of tempestuous union: 'You can't keep clapping a couple of sticks [of dynamite] together without expecting them to blow up'

Question: The couple had met the previous year during the filming of @placeholder, which was released in June 1963.


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 15:31 EST, 18 November 2013 | UPDATED: 16:31 EST, 18 November 2013 Kentucky Republican Sen. Rand Paul told an audience in Charleston, S.C. last week that the wave of health insurance cancellations following the Affordable Care Act's implementation came from 'a regulation written by President Obama' months after he signed the law. And every Senate Democrat, he said during his Nov. 11 remarks, voted against the GOP's attempt to block the regulation. Speaking at The Charleston Meeting, an influential monthly gathering of conservative movers and shakers, Paul said Senate Republicans tried in 2010 to block an Obamacare rule that only permitted Americans to keep their health insurance policies if nothing about them was changed from year to year.
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In a 2010 Senate vote, Republicans failed to block the Obamacare regulation responsible for as many as 5 million insurance cancellations
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The vote was 59-40, with every Democrat opposed
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Sen. Rand Paul told a partisan crowd last week that the rule was never part of the Affordable Care Act, but was tacked on later by the White House
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The so-called 'grandfather' clause virtually guarantees the cancellation of private health insurance policies that change in any way from year to year

Question: Every @placeholder voted to keep the rule that cancels your insurance.'


(CNN) -- Ralph Verdi has been working for nearly 30 hours. You won't hear him complain. He says yes and no ma'am when a reporter stops him to ask him a question, even though he's helping lead the rescue effort of three New Jersey towns that are drowning. Verdi works for the police in Little Ferry, a town of about 10,000 people that was flooded Tuesday as water kicked up by Sandy barreled over a natural berm. It took only about 30 minutes for Moonachie, a town of about 2,700 residents in Bergen County along the Hackensack River, to be nearly 6 feet under water. It's also bad in another town, Carlstadt.
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NEW: Houses end up in the middle of highway; rail cars float on turnpike
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NEW: Some flood victims were barefoot; mothers carried diaper bags and babies as they fled
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The affected area is in Bergen County near New York City

Question: The governor added he's confident that President Barack Obama and the federal government will work with @placeholder and that the state will rebuild.