By Stuart Woledge PUBLISHED: 15:29 EST, 31 July 2013 | UPDATED: 01:49 EST, 1 August 2013 Fishermen the world over are known for being prone to exaggerating the size of their catch. But a bizarre game of 'my one's bigger than yours' appears to have broken out between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his Belarussian counterpart Alexander Lukashenko, who have got their lines crossed over who has caught the biggest fish. Just days after Mr Putin claimed to have caught a giant pike on a fishing trip, his next door neighbour Mr Lukashenko has boasted about catching a man-sized catfish.
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Alexander Lukashenko boasts 126lb catfish catch from Pripyat river
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The bold claim beats last week's Vladamir Putin's 46lb pike proclamation
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The two leaders appear to be locked in a bitter game of fish brinkmanship

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PATH OF BLOOD by Thomas Small and Jonathan Hacker (Simon & Schuster £18. 99) Scroll down for video There is no more important subject in the world at this moment. I do not know a single person who is not appalled and frightened in equal measure by the spread of Islamic fanaticism, especially the seemingly unstoppable rise of the ragbag gang of murderers known as Islamic State (IS). In addition it makes most of us rage as well as weep that young people who have known all the advantages of living in Britain (and make no mistake, there are many, no matter how much victimhood-type whinging goes on) should head off to a pitiless desert in the hope of building a so-called ‘Caliphate’.
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El Sayyid Nosair shot and killed the leader of the Jewish Defence League in New York
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His son Zak Ebrahim (his adopted name) was just seven
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Ebrahim’s mother was a Catholic American who lost her faith and found Islam
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Zak found a job at a theme park in Florida where the racial and religious diversity of the visitors opened his eyes to a world of tolerance

Question: The schisms and divisions within @placeholder can be confusing for the general reader, but with its glossary and ‘cast-list’, Path Of Blood serves to clarify history in the making.


By Rob Preece PUBLISHED: 13:36 EST, 20 June 2012 | UPDATED: 15:11 EST, 20 June 2012 A killer who murdered a woman by dousing her in white spirit and setting her alight has been told he must serve at least 27 years behind bars. Terrence Armer, 61, was sentenced for the killing of Stacey Mackie, who suffered 95 per cent burns in the attack at her flat in Kendal, Cumbria. A jury took less than two hours to convict Armer of murder after rejecting his claims that he loved Miss Mackie 'like a daughter' and had done nothing to hurt her.
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Stacey Mackie suffered 95 per cent burns in the attack at her flat in Cumbria, Carlisle Crown Court heard
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A jury took less than two hours to find Terrence Armer guilty of her murder
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CCTV footage showed Armer using an axe and a screwdriver to break into Miss Mackie's home
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Sentencing judge Mr Justice Irwin told Armer he had committed a 'truly terrible act'

Question: 'I want to thank each and every one of them for the compassion and comfort they showed @placeholder, and the commitment they have shown since to help secure this conviction.


A very special therapy dog bringing joy to hospital patients around Melbourne is proving that a dog certainly is man's best friend. Ralf the Giant Schnauzer was adopted  in 2005 by the Lovick family, who quickly realised that their new dog was much more than just a pet. The gentle giant has been visiting sick children and aged-care homes for nearly ten years, bringing his special brand of magic to the people who need it most. The Lovick family adopted Ralf in 2005- from top left: Caroline, Alice, Rebecca, Sam, Ralf, Imogen, Edward and Ivy (Ralf's daughter) 'Everybody knows what it feels like to have a bad day. Ralf is happy to be your friend and have a hug. He thinks you’re beautiful and perfect exactly the way you are,' Ralf's owner Caroline Lovick, told Daily Mail Australia.
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Ralf the Giant Schnauzer was adopted in 2005 by the Lovick family
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His owner Caroline was told that he would be the perfect therapy dog
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For ten years, she and Ralf have visited aged care homes and hospitals
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He has been a regular at the Melbourne Royal Children's Hospital  for years
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Ralf has brought joy and comfort to those who need it most
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The biography of his life, RALF, is out now from Allen and Unwin

Question: The @placeholder's often have to remind themselves that their beloved family member is a dog, as he behaves in a way that is more human than they could have ever expected.

Question: After six and a half years visiting the manor and building friendships with the staff and residents, Caroline and @placeholder decided it was time to move on.


A teenage girl's dream to pay homage to her idol Marilyn Monroe with a tattoo of her has ended in a nightmare - after the finished artwork looked like a 'blow up sex doll'. Siobhan Fields, 16, paid £50 for the image of Marilyn to be inked on her left arm but said the end result was simply a 'monstrosity'. The heartbroken hairdresser said tattooist Dave Stewart - who does not have a council licence to operate - originally agreed to refund her money but then blocked her on Facebook. Some like it botched: Siobhan Fields, 16, is appalled with the result of her Marilyn Monroe 'artwork' she received from Daves Intenze Tattoos
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Teenager estimates it will take £300 to cover up 'monstrosity'
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Has set up a Facebook page to warn others of tattooist Dave Stewart

Question: Siobhan's ordeal began after she found Dave's '@placeholder' on Facebook and - impressed by the artwork on display - booked a session.


Roberto Soldado is compiling quite a DVD of video nasties and produced another horror show as Tottenham crashed out of Europe. As he sprung the Fiorentina offside trap, Soldado had three choices: go round goalkeeper Neto and roll the ball into an empty net, shoot, or pass to Nacer Chadli to his left to leave the Moroccan with a tap-in. Any of those would have given Spurs the lead in the tie. Instead, he chose secret option four, pass the ball straight at Neto in trying to find Chadli. Mario Gomez nutmegs Tottenham goalkeeper and captain Hugo Lloris to open the scoring in the second half of the Europa League clash
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Tottenham had to score to progress after drawing the first leg of this tie 1-1 at White Hart Lane
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But Roberto Soldado and Nacer Chadli conspired to miss a glorious opportunity in the first half
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Fiorentina then scored the opener through former Bayern Munich man Mario Gomez
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Mohamed Salah, on loan from Chelsea, doubled the hosts' lead shortly after
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Harry Kane scored after coming on as a substitute but his effort was correctly ruled out for offside

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(CNN) -- Less than two weeks after he partied with classmates in a college dorm, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev now lives in drastically different surroundings. The 19-year-old Boston Marathon bombing suspect is locked inside a 10-by-10-foot cell with a steel door, a slot for food and an observation window, a prison spokesman said Sunday. Tsarnaev is able to speak and has been interacting with staff at the Federal Medical Center Devens, spokesman John Colautti said. Medical professionals at the prison medical facility, which currently houses 1,044 inmates, are making regular rounds to check on Tsarnaev, Colautti said, and Tsarnaev has spoken with staff there about managing his health.
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Dzhokhar Tsarnaev is inside a 10-by-10-foot cell with a steel door and a slot for food
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He is able to speak and has been interacting with prison staff, a spokesman says
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The FBI searches a landfill near the suspect's college campus
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As part of investigation, Russian officials hand over wiretap of call discussing jihad

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Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- Staring at the throngs of media representatives who came out to hear and see her Friday, Jessica Colotl took another step into the fight for her future. The undocumented student from Mexico whose case has become a lightning rod in the immigration debate had been released on $2,500 bond just a couple hours earlier. The 21-year-old student at Kennesaw State University in Georgia surrendered Friday morning to authorities in response to a warrant for her arrest issued Wednesday night by the Cobb County Sheriff's Office. Standing nervously before the crowd, Colotl fought back tears when people cheered for her. The media bombarded her with questions as she tried to give voice to her struggle.
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Jessica Colotl, an undocumented immigrant, was arrested, detained after traffic violation
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In U.S. since she was 11, she is close to graduation from her university in Georgia
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"I'm just trying to live the American dream and finish my education," says Colotl
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Advocates and lawyers for Colotl liken case to "witch hunt" and say system is flawed

Question: Colotl's legal problems started in late March when her car was stopped on the @placeholder campus.


By David Martosko In Washington PUBLISHED: 23:29 EST, 3 June 2013 | UPDATED: 23:29 EST, 3 June 2013 Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is mad as hell at the IRS and it's not going to take it anymore: the conservative legislator wants the tax agency gone for good Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz is a conservative's conservative, and the IRS's rampant political favoritism has brought him back to one of this signature campaign issues: getting rid of the tax collection agency for good. 'In recent weeks the IRS has admitted to unlawfully targeting conservative groups, and trying to silence the president's critics,' he says in a Web video launched May 27.
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A political action committee that gave Sen. Ted Cruz $315,000 for his 2012 campaign has launched an online video to push the idea
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The Senate Conservative Fund's donors include writer Dean Koontz, the CEOs of Newsmax and Carnival cruise lines, and a Google vice president
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Cruz says Americans should be able to file their taxes on a postcard
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The Internal Revenue Service, he claims, can't be trusted to impartially implement the tax subsidies that form the basis for Obamacare
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IRS officials admitted targeting right-wing organizations for an inordinate amount of scrutiny when they applied for tax-exempt status

Question: The idea of an @placeholder-run health care database has been a hotly contested one, with liberal advocates calling the suggestion false on its face.


(CNN) -- With an acting career that spans three decades, Ralph Macchio is right at home in front of the camera. But with the new National Geographic reality show "American Gypsies" premiering at 9 ET Tuesday night, the 50-year-old actor is going behind the lens as an executive producer. With "American Gypsies," Macchio is training the spotlight on the New York-based Johns family, a Romany clan that's balancing holding on to its traditions while pursuing the American Dream, he said. "American Gypsies" was a bit like chasing a dream for Macchio, who said that the show's development took nearly five years as he bounced the concept around various networks.
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Actor Ralph Macchio now wears an executive producer hat
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The former "Karate Kid" star produces the new show "American Gypsies"
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The series, which airs on National Geographic, follows a Romany family in New York
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Macchio says the show peels back the curtain on a unique family and its culture

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Doctors now have convincing evidence that they put HIV into remission, hopefully for good, in a Mississippi baby born with the AIDS virus — a medical first that is prompting a new look at how hard and fast such cases should be treated. The case was reported earlier this year but some doctors were skeptical that the baby was really infected rather than testing positive because of exposure to virus in the mom's blood. The new report, published online Wednesday by the New England Journal of Medicine, makes clear that the girl, now 3, was infected in the womb. She was treated unusually aggressively and shows no active infection despite stopping AIDS medicines 18 months ago.
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After the baby was cured, doctors wondered whether she ever actually had the disease
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Researchers were able to prove that the baby actually was infected while still in the womb
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She was treated unusually aggressively and shows no active infection despite stopping AIDS medicines 18 months ago

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Question: The @placeholder case 'did open people's eyes further' about a possible cure, Luzuriaga said.


More than 100 members of far-right group the English Defence League gathered near the scene of the suspected terrorist attack last night. Many were draped in St George’s flags and wore black balaclavas with the EDL logo on. Riot police holding shields formed a cordon around the area as the EDL members waved flags and chanted 'no surrender to the Muslim scum', ‘Rule Britannia’ and ‘England’. Scroll down for video Pointing: EDL members clash with Metropolitan Police officers during their protest in south-east London Far-Right: EDL leader Stephen Lennon, who goes by the name Tommy Robinson, (left) with EDL supporters outside The Queens Arms pub in Woolwich
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EDL supporters wearing balaclavas waved flags and chanted
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Riot police with shields stood guard before dispersing group
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'Knife-carrying' man arrested over suspected arson at Braintree mosque
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Man held over suspected criminal damage 'revenge' attack at Kent mosque

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Washington (CNN) -- After more than three days of deliberations, jurors on Monday convicted Ingmar Guandique of two counts of first-degree murder in the 2001 death of Washington intern Chandra Levy. As the verdict was read, Levy's mother, Susan, stared intently at Guandique. Several jurors wiped their eyes afterward. Levy, a 24-year-old California native, was in Washington working as an intern for the Bureau of Prisons when she was last seen on May 1, 2001. Her skull was found over a year later, on May 22, 2002, in Washington's Rock Creek Park. But police didn't arrest Guandique until February 2009. He was then serving a 10-year sentence for attacking two other women in the park and had reportedly spoken about killing Levy.
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NEW: U.S. attorney says verdict shows murderers will be held accountable
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The body was found over a year after she disappeared; charges came 9 years later
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Chandra Levy's mother: "There's always going to be a feeling of sadness"

Question: Condit said several times during his testimony that the media frenzy surrounding Levy's disappearance was hard to handle, including a helicopter flight over his @placeholder home while his daughter and her friends were sunbathing at the family's pool.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:57 EST, 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:36 EST, 13 December 2012 If the presents are a bit late under your tree this year it may be because Father Christmas appears to have been a bad boy. This seasonal selection of mugshots features a rogue's gallery of bad Santa lookalikes who have had brushes with U.S. law enforcement officers over the last few years. And while it is not known what these bushy-bearded bad boys have been collared for, we're sure Mrs Christmas will have something to say when Santa is released back to Lapland.
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Father Christmas lookalikes captured in mugshots around America

Question: So be good for goodness sake: @placeholder traditionally has a white fluffy beard and hair - similar to these two men posing for a police camera above


Glass panels that were installed on Paris' Pont des Arts bridge to stop tourists attaching 'lovelocks' to the railings have been scrawled with graffiti. Viewed as an apparent protest against city officials preventing the craze from continuing, interestingly it was Spanish words that were used on the panels. The word 'Preciosa', or 'beautiful' in Spanish was spray painted on the glass. Scroll down for video Preciosa, which means beautiful in Spanish, has been daubed on the bridge's glass panels The group who are campaigning for the end of 'lovelocks' believe this kind of act only strengthens their case The glass panels have been in place since September, but now graffiti 'artists' have left their mark on them
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The word 'preciosa', or 'beautiful' in Spanish spray painted onto the glass
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Couples would attach a lock to Pont des Arts bridge as a sign of their love
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But city protest forced officials to put a stop on the growing tradition

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(CNN) -- Extra-time goals from Mesut Ozil and Andre Schurrle spared Germany's blushes against Algeria in the World Cup last 16 tie at Port Alegre on Monday. Following 90 minutes of stalemate it was Joachim Low's side who finally broke the deadlock in the second minute of extra time when Thomas Muller squared the ball for Schurrle to cleverly back heal the ball past goalkeeper Rais Mbolhi. Ozil drilled in a shot to double the lead in the final minute of the second extra period before Abdelmoumene Djabou pulled one back for Algeria in injury time. It was a cruel end to what was a brave performance by Vahid Halilhodzic's side who were looking to settle an old score from the 1982 World Cup.
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Germany edge past Algeria in thrilling last 16 match in Porto Alegre
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Extra-time goals from Mesut Ozil and Andre Schurrle seal place in last eight
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Algeria close to scoring on numerous occasions during 90 minutes
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Joachim Low's side face France after 1998 winners saw off Nigeria earlier on Monday

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So, it transpires, it is going to take more than the zap of a turbo smile from a £60million footballer to lighten the mood at Old Trafford. It will take more than the dazzle of his diamonds and the glisten of gel in his hair. It has been a gloomy few days of introspection since the mauling in Milton Keynes and Manchester United’s unveiling of Angel di Maria, the most expensive player ever signed by a British club, was not enough to unfurrow Louis van Gaal’s brow. There would be no quick fix, no miracles and no magic, warned Van Gaal, stern beside Di Maria. The mood was enhanced by the choice of Going Down by the Stone Roses as the soundtrack to the event.
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Di Maria is the most expensive player ever signed by a British club
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The Argentine was unveiled by Louis van Gaal at Old Trafford on Thursday
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Di Maria will wear the iconic No 7 shirt for the Red Devils
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United have their sights set on William Carvalho, Arturo Vidal and Daley Blind
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Marcos Rojo was in Madrid on Thursday awaiting a work permit

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Question: They will also hope to soon have @placeholder available.


(CNN) -- Jay Leno pulled no punches on his show Monday night, the first since NBC confirmed the TV host was being kicked out of his low-rated 10 p.m. slot after just three months. "Welcome to 'The Jay Leno Show.' As you know, we're not just a show anymore, we are now a collector's item," he said to open the show, before launching into a string of scathing one-liners making not-so-light of the situation. Jeff Gaspin, chairman of NBC Universal Television Entertainment, announced Sunday that the network was taking Leno -- formerly the host of "The Tonight Show" now helmed by Conan O'Brien -- out of the prime-time slot because the show "didn't meet affiliates' needs" despite performing at acceptable levels for the network. The last show will air February 11 to make way for the 2010 Winter Olympics, which airs starting February 12.
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NEW: Conan: Earthquake so powerful "it knocked Jay Leno's show from 10:00 to 11:35"
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Leno: "I leave NBC prime time the same way I found it -- a complete disaster"
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NBC is still negotiating contracts for Leno, Fallon, O'Brien
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Jerry Seinfeld: "Conan has the chance to destroy everybody"

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:55 EST, 16 October 2013 | UPDATED: 07:26 EST, 17 October 2013 Newark Mayor Cory Booker has been elected as the new Senator for New Jersey after winning  a special election Wednesday night. The win now gives the rising Democratic star a bigger political stage after beating conservative Steve Lonegan, a former small-town mayor. With nearly all precincts reporting, Booker had 55 per cent of the vote to Lonegan's 44 per cent. Scroll down for video Next stop, Washington: Cory Booker has been elected as the next Senator of New Jersey The first reaction from the social-media savvy victor came, of course, on Twitter: 'Thank you so much, New Jersey, I'm proud to be your Senator-elect.'
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The popular mayor of Newark is now a member of the Senate
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A special election was held to replace the spot left open after Senator Frank Lautenberg died
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If he wants to serve for a full term, Booker will have to run again in November 2014

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Four years after hosting the 2008 Summer Games, Beijing's Olympic legacy appears to be a lasting one. "Beijingers are still steeped in the Olympic spirit," noted my daughter Michelle, 21, who is visiting Beijing for the summer. She grew up here and saw the city host the sporting showpiece. As a 17-year-old high school student, she took part in the Olympic torch relay a few days before the Games opened spectacularly in the National Stadium, an iconic structure fashioned after a bird's nest. "The sports facilities seem a bit run down now but the space is still being used," she reported after a recent trip to the Olympic village. "The Bird's Nest is now a tourist spot and holds sports and entertainment events.
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Analyst: Beijing has many expensive white elephant facilities from 2008 Olympic Games
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The summer games' legacy has also been positive with more people playing sport
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Evidence of strong support in China for the 2012 Olympic Games in London

Question: Michelle says the Chinese are supportive of @placeholder, which will host the 2012 Games this summer.

Question: @placeholder are proud to have pulled it off despite earlier skepticism and criticism.

Question: But @placeholder's modernization drive, hastened by the Olympics, has come at a price.


(CNN) -- American technology pioneer John McAfee said he faked a heart attack while detained in Guatemala to buy time for his attorney to file a series of appeals that ultimately prevented his deportation to Belize, hastening the government's decision to send him back to the United States. After weeks on the run and days in immigration detention, McAfee arrived in Miami on Wednesday. He said Belize authorities in April 2011 accused him of running a methamphetamine lab, before the November 11 killing of his neighbor, American businessman Gregory Faull, and have since persecuted him. "I have absolutely nothing to do with the murder in Belize," he said Thursday. "This is not about a murder in Belize. This began on the 30th of April of last year when 42 armed soldiers stormed my property."
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He's been on the run since his Belize neighbor was found dead November 11
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McAfee has said Belize authorities are corrupt and have been trying to get him
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After being on the run and in immigration detention, he arrived in Miami on Wednesday

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(CNN) -- Ousted Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi's hometown of Sirte will fall soon, perhaps within days, commanders of the anti-Gadhafi operation told U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta on Friday, according to a senior U.S. defense official traveling with him. Panetta met during the morning with the commanders at the naval base that hosts the U.S. Sixth Fleet in Italy, the official said. The commanders said they have no reason to believe Gadhafi can exercise command and control of those militia members who remain loyal to him, the official said. They further believe that, although the anti-Gadhafi forces are gaining the ability to exercise control, they will likely need training to develop their capabilities, the official said.
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Deputy head of Tripoli Military Council resigns
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Anti-Gadhafi commanders: No reason to believe Gadhafi can exercise command
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Revolutionary fighters launched a western Sirte offensive
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Gadhafi's men have put up resistance in Sirte and Bani Walid for weeks

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Two Americans -- one a Green Beret -- were killed Monday when an assailant wearing an Afghan National Security Forces uniform opened fire on the group, U.S. and NATO's International Security Assistance Force officials said. The shootout in eastern Afghanistan didn't last long, as coalition forces "returned fire and killed the attacker," a U.S. official told CNN. Two Afghan army personnel also were killed, said Gen. Zahir Azimi, an Afghan Defense Ministry spokesman. A U.S. military official told CNN that at least 10 Americans were wounded as well. The assailant fired at the victims with a truck-mounted machine gun, Azimi said, after a meeting between coalition and Afghan forces at a military base in the Jalrez district of Wardak province, about an hour west of Kabul. Green Berets and Afghan forces are based there, a U.S. official said.
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A Green Beret is one of two Americans killed in Afghanistan, a U.S. official says
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Two Afghans also are killed; 10 more Americans are wounded, coalition officials say
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The assailant is dead, a U.S. official says
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It was first fatal "green-on-blue" attack on coalition troops in two months

Question: And in the last similar fatal assault on @placeholder troops, two Americans were killed October 25.


(CNN) -- Even before Thanksgiving, people were decking their halls with Christmas joy. Now lights sparkle at home, trees stand tall in offices and Santa's at the mall. Aldridge's Always Christmas shop has more than 90,000 square feet of Christmas accessories. Let the Christmas countdown begin, and there's no better place to start than with holiday paraphernalia. Specialty stores across the country dedicate themselves year-round to fulfilling your Christmas needs. These stores are more than just shopping destinations -- they're an experience. We asked a few of the best-known Christmas stores to name their top competitors, enabling us to come up with this list. Here are five to check out:
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Bronner's CHRISTmas Wonderland is the world's largest Christmas store
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The Christmas Place is a 43,000 square-foot, multi-store complex
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The Christmas Loft features almost life-size animated holiday villages
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St. Nick's in Littleton, Colorado, has been in business since 1976

Question: @placeholder's is also home to a glittering assortment of ornaments, decorations and collectibles from all over the world.


The harsh cruelty of the FA Cup befell Fulham goalkeeper Marcus Bettinelli as his mistake proved crucial in their fourth-round replay defeat by Sunderland. He had been immense for an hour, pulling off save after save as the home side took the lead against the run of play through Hugo Rodallega. But on 61 minutes, Sunderland full back Patrick van Aanholt swung in a cross from the left that took a huge deflection, and though Bettinelli caught the ball under his crossbar he proceeded to drop it over the line. Fulham keeper Marcus Bettinelli fumbles the ball into his own net to bring Sunderland back into the game
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Sunderland defeated Fulham 3-1 in their FA Cup fourth round replay at Craven Cottage
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Hugo Rodallega opened the scoring from a Ross McCormack corner for the home side
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Cottagers keeper Marcus Bettinelli gifted an own-goal to level scores in the second half
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Ricardo Alvarez scored a screamer and Jordi Gomez netted an injury-time penalty to send Black Cats through
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(CNN) -- With a name like Chiqui Cartagena, you can't escape the fact that you're different from your classmates in school. From the first grade on, I was constantly looked down upon and treated differently -- and sometimes not so nicely. I'm an Army brat. My father was a decorated veteran of the Puerto Rican 65th Infantry Regiment that bravely fought in the Korean War. When he left the armed forces, he became a corporate executive for General Electric in Spain, which is where I grew up from the age of 6 until I was 21 years old. When I came to the U.S. to finish my education and became a journalist, I was fascinated by how little people really understood Latinos. So I have spent my whole professional life helping my fellow Americans understand who we are.
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Cartagena spent whole professional life helping fellow Americans understand Latinos
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Every 30 seconds, two non-Hispanics reach retirement age and one Latino turns 18
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"Latino baby boom" will affect every aspect of American life over the next 50 years
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Cartagena: Businesses can't afford to ignore Hispanics, one-quarter of their market

Question: -- that offer companies unprecedented domestic growth opportunities, if only they will focus their efforts on marketing to @placeholder.

Question: When minorities in general make up almost half of all millennials -- with @placeholder accounting for nearly 25% of them and growing at the fastest pace -- this is an opportunity you can no longer ignore.


Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkey's long-simmering war with a Kurdish insurgency has escalated over the last year, reaching death tolls unseen in more than a decade, a new report focusing on the conflict says. "Turkey's Kurdish conflict is becoming more violent, with more than 700 dead in fourteen months, the highest casualties in thirteen years," concluded the International Crisis Group, a conflict resolution organization that has extensively researched Turkey's war with the Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK. "We're seeing the longest pitched battles between the army and the PKK, we're seeing a wide-spread campaign of kidnapping, suicide bombings and terrorist attacks by the PKK. They're very much on the offensive and unfortunately this is matched by much harder line rhetoric on both sides," added Hugh Pope, the chief author of the International Crisis Group report, in an interview with CNN.
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12 killed in PKK ambushes last weekend; Turkey says it's killed hundreds from PKK recently
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International Crisis Group says casualties are the highest in 13 years
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The Kurdistan Workers Party, or PKK, launched insurgency in the 1980s in response to state bias

Question: In fact, in recent weeks, Turkey's fiery prime minister has publicly urged the @placeholder media not to report on the growing number of Turkish casualties in the conflict, drawing criticism from media freedoms groups.


(CNN) -- A lawyer for Howard K. Stern says the longtime partner of late sex symbol Anna Nicole Smith will fight conspiracy charges announced Thursday. Krista Barth, an attorney for Howard K. Stern, says it's not appropriate to talk publicly about details of the case. Stern was Smith's "chief enabler," obtaining a variety of prescription drugs to keep the former Playboy model sedated and compliant, California Attorney General Jerry Brown said in announcing the charges against Stern and two doctors. Lisa Bloom of In Session and guest host Joy Behar questioned Stern's attorney Krista Barth Friday night on CNN's "Larry King Live."
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California attorney general's comments are prejudicial, lawyer says
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Brown saying too much about Anna Nicole Smith case, Krista Barth says
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Barth is attorney for Smith's ex-partner, Howard K. Stern
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Stern, two others charged with conspiring to supply Smith with drugs

Question: BARTH: The most basic tenet of our judicial system is that Mr. @placeholder is presumed innocent.


(CNN) -- A 14-year-old Pakistani girl who had faced life in prison for allegedly burning the Quran will have her case heard in juvenile court, the girl's lawyer told CNN. A local court ordered the transfer on Monday, Tahir Naveed Choudhry said. Pakistani police told CNN their investigation concluded Rimsha Masih is innocent and was framed by an imam. "There was no legal evidence against Rimsha," officer Munir Jafri told CNN. These developments could mark an end to the Christian teen's nightmare since she was accused of blasphemy in August. "This is a precursor to the case ending, and that is quite unprecedented in the 25-year history of Pakistan's blasphemy laws," said Ali Dayan Hasan, the Pakistan director of Human Rights Watch.
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Case of Pakistani teen facing life for blasphemy charge will go to juvenile court
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Rimsha Masih was jailed in August after she was accused of burning pages of the Quran
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Police now say an imam framed teen and she is innocent
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Human Rights Watch: This could be a major turning point in the case with larger implications

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A Melbourne-based artist is facing an expensive legal battle after she discovered overseas online fashion retailers were selling clothing featuring her stolen illustrations. Kelly Thompson, 32, said a tip-off from a Facebook fan revealed websites Choies.com and Sheinside.com were advertising dresses, long-sleeve T-shirts and skirts with three of her drawings printed on them. Ms Thompson complained to Choies and requested compensation for the use of her artwork but all she was offered was a $30 voucher. Kelly Thompson, 32, says overseas online fashion retailers sold clothes featuring her stolen illustrations The Melbourne-based artist complained to Choies and requested compensation for the breach of copyright but all she was offered was a $30 voucher
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Kelly Thompson, 32, is facing an expensive legal battle with manufacturers
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Artist says Choies.com, Sheinside.com sold clothes featuring her drawings
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She is seeking compensation but all they've offered is a $30 voucher
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The clothing items featuring her illustrations sell for at least $31.49

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John Barnes rejects the similarities instinctively, as though fearful of the debate becoming trite. Both he and Raheem Sterling were born in Jamaica, played as wingers for England and Liverpool and have borne the nation's hopes for the team's creativity and flair at the World Cup finals. 'We're both from Jamaica and that's about it,' says Barnes dismissively 'He's right-footed and small. I'm left-footed and average size.' However, having established the differences, he warms to his theme. Raheem Sterling Write caption here Sterling heads off to Brazil this week where Barnes is the scorer of one of the greatest goals the Maracana Stadium has ever seen - his 35-yard dribble in 1984 in England's 2-0 win.
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Barnes says Hodgson’s teams just don’t let flair players flourish
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Former Liverpool star pleads with fans to be patient with Sterling
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Barnes says Sterling was the best attacking player in England

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Turkey's flagship airline is facing the threat of a strike after negotiations with the country's main aviation workers union collapsed. The head of the Turkish Civilian Aviation Union, or Hava-Is, said the strike against Turkish Airlines would go into effect at 3 a.m. local time Wednesday. "All of Turkish Airlines' functions will stop, no passenger flights, no cargo services, no connecting flights," Hava-Is president Atilay Aycin said in a phone interview with CNN. "All sectors starting with the tourism industry who are doing business with Turkish Airlines will be affected," Aycin added. Hava-Is says it represents 14,000 Turkish airlines workers.
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Negotiations with the country's main aviation workers union have collapsed
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Strike against Turkish Airlines could go into effect at 3 a.m. local time Wednesday
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Airline says its management failed to reach an agreement on a labor dispute
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Union leadership says it is has been negotiating salaries and rest periods for long flights

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Karin  Ward, 56, is facing a High Court trial for accusing Freddie Starr of 'groping her', according to court documents A Savile abuse victim has slammed the BBC and ITV for 'leaving her on her own' as she faces a £300,000 defamation claim brought by Freddie Starr. Karin Ward, 56, is facing a High Court libel trial over accusations that comedian Starr 'groped her and called her a '***less wonder' when she was just 15', according to court documents. The mother-of-seven, who is recovering from cancer, claims she felt pressured into giving a taped interview with Newsnight in 2011 when she was 'vulnerable' and believed she was dying from the disease.
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Karin Ward, 56, is facing a libel trial for accusing Starr of groping her
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Court papers cite her claims she was molested by Starr when she was 15
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Comedian has launched a £300,000 defamation claim against her
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She said she felt 'pressured' into a shelved Newsnight interview in 2011
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Her lawyer said Panorama did not ask permission to air footage in 2012
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Mother-of-seven also made claims against Starr in ITV documentary
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CPS said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute Starr following a thorough police investigation

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (CNN)  -- Inspired by images of Iranians taking to the streets to support the opposition presidential candidate, Michelle May decided to head to Tehran. Michelle May, an American and Irish national, was detained and forced to leave Iran. "I just felt a real need to be there with my friends, and I just wanted to be a part of what could possibly be history," May told CNN's "American Morning" on Wednesday. "So I made arrangements at the last minute." May, who is an American and Irish national, used her Irish passport to travel to Tehran just days before the street demonstrations turned violent as Iranian authorities cracked down on those protesting the results of the June 12 election.
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Michelle May, an American and Irish national, had been to Iran before
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Basij picked up May after she looked at news at an Internet cafe
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May: 'I immediately started screaming, saying no, no, no'

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Tehran (CNN) -- Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will challenge the disqualification of his top aide from next month's presidential election, Iran's state-run Press TV reported Wednesday. Only eight candidates have been approved to run for office from more than 680 candidates who had registered for the June 14 election. Read more: Ahmadinejad shows no signs of going quietly Along with Ahmadinejad's aide, Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, the name of former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani was also notably absent from the list of approved nominees, as was that of former Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki. The vetting process was carried out by Iran's Guardian Council, the country's most influential clerical body, which operates under the watchful eyes of Supreme Leader Seyed Ali Khamenei.
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NEW: Official campaigning by the 8 approved presidential candidates will start on Friday
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President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says he will contest the disqualification of his top aide
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Former President Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani is also among those disqualified
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Iran's Guardian Council decides who can stand in the elections on June 14

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By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 22:49 EST, 12 August 2012 | UPDATED: 09:11 EST, 13 August 2012 When it comes to planning for future happiness, Americans should hedge their bets and head west for Utah. The state has emerged top of the most 'forward-looking' regions in the U.S., after a study found its citizens to be the most satisfied with their quality of life. A Gallup study analyzed where would be the best place to live in America in the coming five years based on 13 factors including clean water, safe places to exercise and how well you are treated by your boss.
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American South - West Virginia, Mississippi and Kentucky - fared the worse
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Residents of Mississippi made fewest trips to the dentist in all the U.S.
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Utah, Minnesota and Colorado were top three 'forward-looking' states

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Washington (CNN) -- Karen Harned has been going to the Supreme Court every day it has met since June 11 so there would be no chance she would miss the health care law ruling. Harned is director of the small business legal center of the National Federation of Independent Business, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit that seeks to strike down the law. She and her group have worked through all of the possibilities and are ready to react to the court's ruling immediately. "We have done a lot of work on that because we think that is critical. We are in the 24-hour media cycle. The reporting will start immediately," she told CNN.
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Various constituencies anxiously wait for the high court to hand down its decision
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Some interest groups have differing statements ready for seven or eight scenarios
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President Barack Obama has the most at stake politically
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White House has refused to speculate about what will happen if the law is struck down

Question: I don't want anything to come between my patients and me -- especially @placeholder bureaucrats."


(CNN) -- A Massachusetts grand jury has indicted a 98-year-old woman, accused of strangling her 100-year-old nursing-home roommate, on a second-degree murder charge. Prosecutors say Laura Lundquist killed centenarian Elizabeth Barrow, a resident of Brandon Woods Nursing Home in Dartmouth, after the two women had an argument over a table Lundquist had placed at the foot of Barrow's bed. Barrow was found dead September 24 with a plastic shopping bag tied loosely around her head, according the Bristol County district attorney's office. An autopsy indicated Barrow had been strangled. Barrow complained that the table obstructed her path to the bathroom, authorities said. When a nurse's aide moved it, Lundquist punched the aide and grumbled that her roommate "might as well have the whole room," prosecutors said.
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Prosecutors say Laura Lundquist, 98, strangled Elizabeth Barrow, 100
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The two allegedly argued about a table Lundquist had placed at the foot of Barrow's bed
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Nursing home spokesman: Barrow declined offers to change rooms or roommates
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Spokesman: The two women were like "sisters," took daily walks together

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Oakland, California (CNN) -- If college athletes were to start being paid, many schools would leave Division I sports, NCAA President Mark Emmert said Thursday. And the universities that stayed in Division I sports would have to start cutting other, less popular sports to be able to afford the salaries. There would be less competition and no more national championship games — at least not in their current form, Emmert said. Emmert testified at the landmark federal trial for former UCLA player Ed O'Bannon's lawsuit against the National Collegiate Athletic Association. He and other athletes are suing for the opportunity for future athletes to be paid for the use of their names, images and likenesses when they play sports on television.
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NCAA President Mark Emmert said paying athletes would hurt traditions
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National championships, camaraderie as we know them would end, he testified
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"People come to watch ... because it's college sports," he said in federal court
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Ex-UCLA player Ed O'Bannon sued to allow athletes to be paid for images, likenesses

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New York (CNN) -- New York Police Department officials say they can't explain why a fearful woman's domestic-abuse report -- written in the woman's native language of Spanish -- was never translated into English for review, and for possible action. The woman and her two daughters subsequently were stabbed to death. The woman's husband, arrested as he tried to flee to Mexico, now faces charges of first-degree murder. And a group that has a lawsuit pending against the city on behalf of six other Latina women says the case of Deisy Garcia and her young daughters is far from unique in New York.
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Deisy Garcia and her two small daughters were stabbed to death in January
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Garcia's ex-husband -- the girls' father -- faces first-degree murder charges
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Garcia filed a domestic-abuse report last year, in her native Spanish
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NYPD officials say they can't explain why the report didn't get translated for possible action

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By James Rush PUBLISHED: 10:03 EST, 20 April 2013 | UPDATED: 11:54 EST, 20 April 2013 An 11-year-old boy has been left scarred for life after he was attacked by his brother's dog which mauled his face and tore off part of his lip. Kyle McSkimming was rushed to hospital after he was attacked by the shar-pei dog, called Hulk. The boy had been visiting his brother's house in Kettering, Northamptonshire, when the family pet clamped its jaws around Kyle's face when he went to put a bandana on the dog's back. Kyle McSkimming underwent a three hour operation and required 33 stitches after he was attacked by his brother's shar-pei dog
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Kyle McSkimming was visiting his brother when he was attacked
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The dog mauled Kyle's face and tore off part of his lip
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He underwent a three hour operation and required 33 stitches
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The shar-pei dog, called Hulk, has since been destroyed

Question: @placeholder is back at school now, he's still shaken by the whole incident but he's almost back to normal.


Watsonville, California (CNN) -- Sitting at the kitchen table in his small house, Steven Butler has trouble even with a very simple question. He cannot tell you the day of the week or the month, and he has to have the help of a calendar to tell you the year. "Once a moment is gone, it's gone," said his brother and caregiver, David Butler says in an interview to air on tonight's "Campbell Brown". "He can't remember any good times, birthday parties, Christmas, any event." On October 7, 2006, Steven Butler, by his own admission, was drunk and disorderly. He refused an order from a police officer in his hometown to get off a city bus. The officer used his Taser ECD (officially, an "Electronic Control Device") three times.
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Man claims Taser brought on cardiac arrest that starved his brain of oxygen
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Lawyers say Taser-funded research shows heart risk from Taser strikes
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Taser International insists no link between Taser and cardiac arrest
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More on the dangers tasers may pose on tonight's "Campbell Brown", CNN 8pm ET

Question: After CNN first reported this story, Taser International, which had previously declined all comment, sent us what it called a "fact sheet" about the @placeholder case.


(CNN) -- Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa on Saturday defended his country's decision to grant WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange asylum, slamming Great Britain's behavior toward Ecuador as "intolerable" and "unacceptable." Assange is currently holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London. Ecuador offered him asylum this week, but British authorities have said they are committed to extraditing him to Sweden, where Assange is wanted to face questioning over claims of rape and sexual molestation. The situation remains at a standoff. Assange demands U.S. end WikiLeaks 'witch hunt' "Who do they think they're dealing with?" Correa asked rhetorically of Great Britain during his weekly address. "They don't realize Latin America is free and sovereign. We won't tolerate interference, colonialism of any kind."
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Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa says Great Britain's behavior is "unacceptable"
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"They don't realize Latin America is free and sovereign," he says
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Julian Assange has been holed up inside the Ecuadorian Embassy in London since June
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Ecuador granted asylum to Assange, but the U.K. does not recognize it

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Washington (CNN) -- In the enclaves of Richmond, Virginia, the political and ideological dividing line is a highway. On one side of Interstate 195 is Windsor Farms, a wealthy community designed to look like an English village. It is home to a historic country club and its residents are 75% Republican, according to an analysis by the Cook Political Report. On the other side of the highway is Carytown, a community that prides itself on its urban chic shops and restaurants. It held a craft beer festival this past weekend and its residents are 75% Democrat. "Clearly one side of the city of Richmond is very old money and conservative and on the other side of the street, it's a very progressive college community," said David Wasserman, U.S. House editor for the Cook Political Report. "This is a fairly recent development. We've never seen this type of polarization on a neighborhood level to such a degree and it's only increasing."
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Politically engaged Americans are increasingly partisan, according to a new Pew poll
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Hyper-partisanship at the local level eventually leads to hyper-partisanship in Congress, experts say
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Those who trend more moderate are also less likely to be politically-engaged, the Pew poll found
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All of these factors have create gridlock on the Congressional level, experts say

Question: This means in order to be considered a "good Democrat" or "good @placeholder" citizens, and the lawmakers who represent them, are pressured to think and vote only in a certain, partisan way, political demographers and analysts have found.


By Katy Winter A sea of vibrant colour enveloped the mythical Saraswati river at Allahabad as the crowds descended for the Kumbh Mela festival, among them, thousands of holy men and those young people hoping to be initiated into this ancient section of Indian society. The Kumbh Mela, the mass Hindu pilgrimage of faith in which Hindus gather to bathe in a sacred river, takes place every three years, switching between four cities, with last year’s event in Allahabad attracting more than 100 million pilgrims, making it the biggest gathering of humans in history. Now a stunning set of pictures taken by photographer Eric Lafforgue, has opened a rare window into the complex and often hidden world of the religion's holy men or Sadhus who attend the festival.
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The Kumbh Mela is a Hindu pilgrimage to the city of Allahabad which takes place every three years
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Last year's festival saw 100 million pilgrims traveling to bathe in the Saraswati river which runs through the city
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Thousands of Sadhus or holy men also join them, with many more attending to be initiated into the austere holy life

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By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 12:52 EST, 24 April 2012 | UPDATED: 13:31 EST, 24 April 2012 Custody: Kenneth Konias Jr, 22, was caught in Florida after allegedly killing Michael Haines and stealing $2.3million from the security van they drove The armored van guard who killed his partner and stole $2.3million has been captured after going on the run. Kenneth Konias Jr, 22, waived his right to a removal hearing today in Florida,  hours after he was arrested in Pompano Beach. He will be transported back to Pittsburgh to face charges. Konias allegedly killed fellow guard Michael Haines inside their Garda Cash Logistics truck on February 28 and disappeared with the millions.
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Kenneth Konias Jr, 22, found on Florida beach
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$275,000 recovered... but most of money still missing

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The New York borough of Queens has been given top spot in a list of the best places to visit in the US next year. The sprawling suburb, traditionally off the tourist map, has beaten a host of America's most famous destinations in an annual 'Best in the US' ranking compiled by Lonely Planet. The list praised Queens' microbreweries, beaches, global food offerings and ‘world-class’ art scene. The overlooked New York borough of Queens has been named the best place in the US to visit in 2015 Lonely Planet praised the culinary scene that has sprung up around Rockaway Beach in Queens
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Once off the tourist map, Queens topped Lonely Planet's 'best of' list
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It beat New Orleans, New Hampshire and the Colorado River
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The borough has been described as the 'global melting pot of New York'
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Praised for its microbreweries, beaches, food and ‘world-class’ art scene

Question: ‘Nowhere is the image of New York as the global melting pot truer than Queens,’ said @placeholder in its best-of list.

Question: ‘Everyone else who comes to @placeholder would just be getting the generic, touristy experience.’


(CNN) -- The European Union will launch its first naval operation Tuesday, protecting vessels from pirate attacks off the coast of Somalia, EU policy chief Javier Solana announced Monday. A French army helicopter taking off from French frigate Nivose,  on patrol in the Gulf of Aden. EU foreign ministers approved the mission during their regular meeting in Brussels on Monday. Solana said the operation is "very important" because EU vessels will be operating "in a place in the world that everybody's looking at because of the new problems related to piracy." "It's very important that we have taken that decision to launch it tomorrow," he added.
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EU force will take over the role of escorting U.N. World Food Program vessels
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Role includes "protection of vulnerable vessels cruising off the Somali coast"
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Pirates have attacked almost 100 vessels off Somalia's coast this year
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Warships from U.S., India, Russia and Malaysia also patrol region

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Inter Milan have announced the capture of Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic for next season. Sportsmail revealed how Inter had been first to react to the veteran Manchester United defender’s decision to quit Old Trafford at the end of the season. The club confirmed they had finally got their man on Wednesday and a picture of Vidic was posted on Inter's official Twitter feed along with a welcome message for the United star that read: 'Here's Vidic signing his contract. See you in June, Nemanja!' VIDEO Scroll down to watch David Moyes talk about Vidic's decision to quit Old Trafford
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Nemanja Vidic will join Inter Milan at the end of the season, Italians confirm
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Vidic 'is a world-class player' says Inter president Erick Thohir
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Serbia centre back 'is another part of the great side we are building'
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Vidic's three-year deal thought to be worth around £20m
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Italian side tweet picture of Serbian signing deal

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(CNN) -- Four days after a U.S. civilian-operated cargo jet plunged into the ground shortly after takeoff from Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, killing all seven people aboard, one expert said that a number of factors likely were involved in the incident. "Accidents, of which this was among the worst that I've ever seen, are typically a confluence of circumstances of seemingly unrelated events, which all coalesce to create a disaster," said Arthur Rosenberg, a pilot, engineer and partner in the New York-based law firm, Soberman & Rosenberg. The doomed plane's final moments appear to have been captured by a dashboard camera inside a vehicle on the base.
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"It really is nauseating to look at," pilot says of plane crash video
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National Air Cargo "will not speculate as to the cause of the accident"
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Military vehicles were "properly loaded and secured," company says

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:59 EST, 16 September 2012 | UPDATED: 18:00 EST, 17 September 2012 The families of two British soldiers killed by a man dressed as a local Afghan policeman have paid tribute to their loved ones. Married father-of-two Sergeant Gareth Thursby, 29, and Private Thomas Wroe, 18, were shot dead in the south of Nahr-e Saraj district, Helmand province, yesterday. The soldiers served in 3rd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment (Duke of Wellington's). Tributes: Married father-of-two Sergeant Gareth Thursby, 29, and Private Thomas Wroe, 18, were shot dead in the south of Nahr-e Saraj district, Helmand province, yesterday
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Two soldiers shot dead were from 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment
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'Deep loss suffered' after they were killed at checkpoint in Afghanistan
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Latest deaths bring total UK forces dead in Afghanistan to 430 since 2001

Question: His family said in a statement: 'Our son @placeholder was a brave young soldier, who is loved by his family, girlfriend and friends.


(CNN) -- Singing folk songs and strumming the guitar at his campaign rallies, Hugo Chavez shows no sign that he's facing the strongest challenge to his 13-year rule in Venezuela. He has dismissed his much younger challenger, Henrique Capriles Radonski, as a "fly" not worth chasing, when challenged to a debate earlier this year. Chavez's opponents are confident that this Sunday, Capriles will unseat the long-ruling leftist leader, a refrain previously heard before eventual defeats. Yet the incumbent is a political survivor and remains popular at home. But there are signals, observers say, that this time Chavez really is on the ropes.
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On Sunday, Venezuelans will vote for president
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Longtime leader Hugo Chavez is vying for a fourth term
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His challenger is 40-year-old Henrique Capriles Radonski
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Observers have expressed concern about post-election instability

Question: The image makeover is part of an effort to capture support for @placeholder among Venezuela's undecided voters -- mostly young people -- who make up 23% of the electorate and could play a pivotal role in Sunday's election.

Question: "Venezuelans are looking for a new way," @placeholder has told his supporters.

Question: Chavez's campaign said the money purportedly was a bribe for his opponents campaign and accused the @placeholder camp of financing itself in this way.


The Queensland nurse at the centre of last week's Ebola scare has warned the world must do 'so much more' to stop the deadly virus before it gets out of control. Sue Ellen Kovack, 57, said it was a 'huge relief' to be released from Cairns Hospital early on Monday morning, after she tested negative for the illness for a second time. Ms Kovack had recently returned from working as a volunteer nurse in Sierra Leone when she came down with a fever last week. Scroll down for video Sue Ellen Kovack volunteered as a nurse treating Ebola patients in Sierra Leone last month
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Red Cross nurse Sue Ellen Kovack tested negative for Ebola virus
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On Monday, Ms Kovack warned the world must 'do so much more' to fight the virus
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She had been volunteering in Sierra Leone - a nation swept with the virus
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Ms Kovack had only recently returned from treating Ebola patients when she came down with a mild fever on Thursday
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Outspoken MP Bob Katter last week slammed Ms Kovack's volunteer efforts
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The federal member for Kennedy said she had put Australians at risk

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(CNN) -- Joran van der Sloot, whose claim of unlawful incarceration was denied last week, will immediately appeal and fight all the way to the Peruvian Supreme Court and international courts, if necessary, his attorney told CNN Monday. Van der Sloot, a 22-year-old Dutch citizen, is jailed pending trial on charges of first-degree murder and robbery in the May 30 death in of Peruvian student Stephany Flores, 21. In an attempt to nullify a confession he gave police, van der Sloot claimed his civil rights were violated following his arrest. A judge on Friday ruled that his confession and detention stand.
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Joran van der Sloot will appeal ruling on his detention to the highest court, if needed
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A judge last week ruled that van der Sloot's confession and jailing stood
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He wants to 'paralyze the process,' lawyer says
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Van der Sloot is also the suspect in the Natalee Holloway disappearance

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By Suzannah Hills Anthony Dunne, 19, had been having an affair with mother-of-two Anita Setz, 43, pictured, who was his counsellor at a young offenders institution A teenage inmate hanged himself after having an affair with a 43-year-old mother volunteering as a prison counsellor, an inquest has heard. Anthony Dunne, 19, began sleeping with the mother-of-two just weeks after he was released on licence from a young offenders institution. But the relationship spiralled out of control when Dunne returned late to his probation hostel. Fearing he would be jailed again, Dunne - who had a psychiatric disorder - fled and lived with Anita Setz.
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Anthony Dunne, 19, began sleeping with Anita Setz, then 43, after being released on licence from a young offenders institution
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But he was arrested three weeks later for attacking mother-of-two Ms Setz
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Dunne then hanged himself in Rochester young offenders' institution, Kent
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The inquest into his death in 2004 continues

Question: In 2011 inspectors said it was 'unacceptable' that the inquest into @placeholder's death had still not been held.


(CNN) -- It was one of the most unexpected announcements of the year. In April, Archie Comics released the news that its lead character, Archie Andrews, would die in an upcoming issue of "Life With Archie." The story won't affect the overall Archie storylines, as "Life With Archie" takes place in an alternate timeline. Still, the visual of Archie having been gunned down was quite a shock to fans. With the issue, "Life With Archie" No. 36, coming out today, we now know more details about how Archie dies (spoiler alert, of course! ). Kevin Keller, the first openly gay character in Archie Comics history, is a senator in the "Life With Archie" universe, and he's in favor of gun control.
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Archie Andrews dies in the current issue of "Life With Archie"
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Series will end with the next issue

Question: An attempt is made on @placeholder's life, and Archie takes the bullet for his friend.


(CNN) -- Landon Donovan, the greatest scorer in American men's soccer history and one of the players who helped raise the profile of the game in the United States, will retire after the MLS season. The Los Angeles Galaxy star told reporters in Los Angeles on Thursday that he doesn't have the same passion for the game that he had when he began playing professionally as a teenager. He said he made his final decision to leave the game about two weeks ago. "It's bittersweet for me," he said. "There is some sadness. I'm also equally excited for what's to come. As most of you know, I've been doing this for quite a long time."
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NEW: U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann says Donovan was 'fantastic example'
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Landon Donovan says he is sad, but excited for next phase in life
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He scored 57 goals for the USA, including a memorable one in the 2010 World Cup
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The 32-year-old says he'll still be connected to the game

Question: "I feel incredibly blessed and lucky to have played a role in the remarkable growth of @placeholder and U.S. Soccer during my playing career," he wrote Thursday.


By Nick Enoch PUBLISHED: 13:20 EST, 20 March 2013 | UPDATED: 13:36 EST, 20 March 2013 A drink-driver who killed a teenager in a horrific crash tried to get his own son to frame the victim in a desperate bid to avoid prison, it emerged today. James Watson was jailed for nine years yesterday after causing the death of 18-year-old Brendon Main in a smash that left wrecked cars and debris littered along a quiet street. The 38-year-old got behind the wheel after a drinking session at a Newburgh hotel in Aberdeenshire to drive to his home - less than a mile away - with three teenagers in the car.
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James Watson was jailed yesterday after causing the death of Brendon Main, 18, in a smash in Aberdeenshire in July 2011
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Watson, 38, was in car with three teenagers including his son Levi
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Brendon's best friend Levi: 'It was bad enough he took a kid's life, never mind asking your own son to lie for you'

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(CNN) -- Despite their second-place status in the 2011 FIFA World Cup Final, the women of the U.S. soccer team hope their success in the tournament -- especially their appearance in the final game before a global audience -- encourages more Americans to get excited about the women's sport. "I think we did something pretty special for women's soccer here in America," said Megan Rapinoe, a midfielder from California. "Hopefully this has kind of opened people's eyes a little bit to how beautiful the women's game can be." Playing in a sport that has long labored in the shadow of the men's game, and representing a country where soccer has long fought for attention against football, baseball, basketball and other major-league sports, made the thousands of roaring fans in the final game in Frankfurt, Germany, all the more stimulating for the team.
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Players hope their appearance in the final round brings more attention to soccer
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"We did something pretty special," says one team member
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Penalty kicks helped Japan win Sunday in the World Cup final 5-3

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 03:08 EST, 15 October 2012 | UPDATED: 03:19 EST, 23 October 2012 Sir Richard Branson has been asked to continue running the West Coast Rail Line for another year, as minsters scramble to keep trains moving. In an embarrassing u-turn, the Department for Transport had to plead with Virgin Trains to remain in control of the line for between nine and 13 months despite stripping it of the lucrative franchise in August. Virgin was due to hand over the line to rival First Group on December 9 but ‘significant technical flaws’ in the contract competition were unearthed this month, which saw three civil servants suspended and the deal torn up.
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Virgin boss hails a 'positive day' for his staff as the Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin says the public deserve better
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In August Virgin lost the lucrative contract to run Britain's busiest rail line,  which was handed to First Group
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The deal collapsed this month after 'significant flaws' in the bidding process were uncovered, leaving taxpayers with a £100million bill
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With the December 9 deadline looming, the government today asked Virgin to continue running services for up to 13 months
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Chaos sees competitions to run Essex Thameside, Great Western and Thameslink services suspended and two independent reviews launched

Question: Today a @placeholder spokesman said: 'Our customers have made clear they want us to continue our excellent service and we now have the chance to deliver that and offer customers some short-term continuity.


(CNN) -- Scott Brown knows how to stay in the spotlight. And for a politician who's sitting on the sidelines, possibly waiting to make his next move, staying in the spotlight is smart politics. Some out-of-office politicians write books, some host cable TV or radio talk shows or serve as pundits. Brown's following a different playbook. The former U.S. senator from Massachusetts, who recently moved to New Hampshire and is considering a GOP challenge this year to Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, is once again in the headlines. Brown jammed on stage this past weekend at a concert in Lynn, Massachusetts, with longtime rock group Cheap Trick, joining the band in playing "Surrender," one of its biggest hits from the 1970s.
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Most sidelined politicians write books, do talk show rounds or become a pundit
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Former Sen. Scott Brown has been showing up to jam with likes of Cheap Trick
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Brown moved from Massachusetts to New Hampshire, where he's considering a Senate run

Question: Brown last year made a number of speaking appearances at @placeholder events in the Granite State.

Question: The strategist in contact with @placeholder, who asked to remain anonymous to speak freely, says Brown's looking to make a decision about a Senate bid in the next few weeks.

Question: This latest move keeps Brown in the spotlight, and sparks more speculation he'll run for @placeholder.


(CNN) -- The biggest challenge was finding an Edward. Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart play Edward and Bella in "Twilight." "The most perfect guy in the world," "Twilight" director Catherine Hardwicke said, ticking off the characteristics of "Twilight's" vampire hero. "Cannot be Leo [DiCaprio]; cannot be Brad Pitt. They don't fit in high school anymore. And there are a lot of cute guys, but do they really look like they've lived for 108 years?" Probably not, but with a fan base as large as "Twilight's," Hardwicke had to search for one. And if the thousands of screaming girls who show up at autograph signings are any measure, she found him in Robert Pattinson.
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"Twilight" is eagerly awaited movie based on Stephenie Meyer's book
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Film concerns romance between a vampire and a high school girl
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Co-star Kristen Stewart says fans possessive of Robert Pattinson, who plays Edward

Question: She's been focused on  portraying @placeholder, a clumsy, awkward 17-year-old who moves into a small town that she finds quite boring.


(CNN) -- Pakistan on Thursday blocked access to YouTube -- a day after it shut down the social networking site Facebook -- in response to an online group calling on people to draw the Prophet Mohammed. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority ordered operators to shut down YouTube "in view of growing sacrilegious contents on it," officials said in a statement. PTA said Thursday it reached its decision after all "possible avenues were used within its jurisdiction, including using regular channels available on the Facebook and YouTube to launch protest, to avoid appearances of derogatory material available on their websites." Facebook was blocked a day before "Everybody Draw Mohammed Day," which was scheduled by several Facebook groups dedicated to the idea.
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Pakistan blocks access to YouTube, a day after imposing Facebook ban
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"Everybody Draw Mohammed Day" urges users to submit drawings of Mohammed
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Devout Muslims consider it offensive to depict Mohammed
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Telecommunications official says Facebook blocked on government's orders

Question: I believe in equality, and censoring @placeholder while we can draw every other figure in the world does not equal equality," she concluded.


(CNN) -- Pakistan's first cricket tour of India in five years is set to be hit by a news blackout in an escalating row over press freedom. The high profile tour kicks off with a Twenty20 international in Bangalore on Christmas Day, but all the leading news agencies, such as Thomson-Reuters and Associated Press, have decided against filing match reports. The disagreement stems from an earlier decision by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to exclude photographic news agencies from covering games, including the recent Test series between India and England. "It is regrettable that the politically-charged Pakistan tour will be affected by the BCCI's failure to recognize the long-standing importance of photographic news agencies in the flow of sport and news images every day," said the News Media Coalition, which represents a group of media organizations.
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News blackout for India v Pakistan cricket series
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Coverage boycotted in a row over press freedom
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First time Pakistan has visited India since Mumbai attacks in 2008
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Tight security in place at M. Chinnaswamy stadium in Bangalore

Question: The BCCI offered it's own photographic content for the India-England series, but newspapers and leading websites outside of @placeholder declined to use them.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Palestinian negotiators put forward proposals on security and borders during talks with Israeli representatives in Jordan, Palestinian media reported Tuesday. Israel's special envoy, attorney Yitzhak Molcho, and chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat met in Amman with representatives of the Middle East Quartet -- made up of the United States, the European Union, the United Nations and Russia -- in an effort to relaunch negotiations after more than a year of deadlock. Jordanian Foreign Minister Nasser Judeh told reporters that "serious and constructive talks" had taken place, the official Palestinian Authority news agency WAFA said. He said the talks focused on the two-state solution, according to the Jordanian state news agency Petra.
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NEW: Hamas spokesman calls the meeting "a mockery"
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Negotiators from both sides meet with representatives from the Middle East Quartet
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The talks fell apart more than a year ago over Israeli settlements in the West Bank
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Jordan is hosting the meeting in an effort to relaunch stalled peace talks

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By Sarah Griffiths PUBLISHED: 08:58 EST, 19 August 2013 | UPDATED: 09:28 EST, 19 August 2013 A carving of the face of a moustachioed warrior today greeted archaeologists as they raised part of a huge 17th century ship wreck in the English Channel. The head was carved into the 28ft long rudder section of a Dutch trading ship that sunk off Poole, Dorset, nearly 400 years ago. Its accidental discovery by a dredger led to six years of underwater investigations, which prompted experts to hail the find as the most significant since the Mary Rose. A spectacular carving of the face of a moustachioed warrior today greeted archaeologists as they raised part of a huge 17th century ship wreck in the English Channel
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Known as Swash Channel Wreck after the area where it sank in Dorset
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Archaeologists from Bournemouth University have recovered scores of artefacts including baroque carvings, shoes, plates and a compass divider
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The head was carved into the 28ft long rudder section of a Dutch trading ship that sunk nearly 400 years ago

Question: Unlike the @placeholder, little is known of the Swash Channel Wreck, including its identity.


Washington (CNN) -- Embattled Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi's forces have made significant strides against rebel fighters, as the United Nations is working quickly to pass a resolution authorizing international intervention, a senior State Department official told senators Thursday. In remarks to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, William Burns, the undersecretary for political affairs at the State Department, said Gadhafi's forces are only about 160 kilometers (about 100 miles) outside of the rebel stronghold of Benghazi. "They've made advances taking full advantage of their overwhelming military superiority in military fire power," Burns said. Burns expressed fear that Gadhafi, now isolated by the world community, could turn to terrorism again.
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Gadhafi's forces have made significant advances against rebels, an official says
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The official briefs a Senate panel on the situation in Libya
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Senators express frustration with U.S. response to Gadhafi so far
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The U.N. Security Council is scheduled to vote Thursday on Libya

Question: Senators, in turn, expressed frustration with the lack of progress by the United States in responding to @placeholder beyond sanctions and warnings, as the U.S. tries to build international consensus for any military intervention.


After Allison Dore had an unhappy experience during a trip to the dentist, she did what thousands do as a matter of routine: she posted a negative review on a consumer website. But that decision could cost her dearly because the dental practice has taken the unusual step of suing her for £125,000 damages plus legal costs, saying that her online claims were wrong. The firm’s action has been condemned by the business listings and reviews site Yelp, which says it could have a chilling effect on free speech. The row began when Allison, 46, was referred by her NHS dentist to B Dental in Islington, London, for £10,000 worth of tooth implants.
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Dental customer Allison Dore posted a negative review of dental practice
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The firm's actions have been condemned by business listings and Yelp
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B Dental, in Islington, disputed the review and claimed it was defamatory

Question: And I was shocked at how uncaring @placeholder were.’

Question: We cannot allow that damage to our business to continue,’ wrote @placeholder.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Leading Republicans warned Sunday that the Obama administration's $800 billion-plus economic stimulus effort will lead to what one called a "financial disaster." The country will "pay dearly" if it executes the president's stimulus plans, Sen. Richard Shelby says. "Everybody on the street in America understands that," said Sen. Richard Shelby, the ranking Republican on the Senate Banking Committee. "This is not the right road to go. We'll pay dearly." Shelby, of Alabama, told CNN's "State of the Union" that the package and efforts to shore up the struggling banking system will put the United States on "a road to financial disaster."
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Sen. Shelby: Package plus bank bailout will put U.S. on "a road to financial disaster"
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Shelby: Economy "will continue to tank" unless banking system is addressed first
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Crisis will deepen without significant economic boost, Democratic senator tells CBS
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Sen. McCain: We need to spend money to create jobs, but not this way

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By Hayley Peterson and Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 00:00 EST, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 05:50 EST, 4 March 2013 House Speaker John Boehner today admitted there is no easy way to stop the budget cuts dashing hopes for millions of Americans. The cuts, also called the 'sequester' began to take effect on Friday night. In an interview this morning with NBC’s Meet the Press, Mr Boehner said he wasn't sure how Washington could solve the fiscal problems that have dominated the country's politics for more than two years and he also suggested that he's not sure where the debate goes from here
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House Speaker John Boehner says the cuts have dominated the country's politics for the last two years but is unsure where the debate goes from here
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Boehner says he's 'unsure whether the cuts will hurt the economy or not'
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Obama said the cuts will mean 'hundreds of thousands of jobs lost'
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President blamed the 'dumb' cuts on Republicans but conservatives see it as a win for their tough approach on spending cuts
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President officially signed off on the sequester on Friday night

Question: @placeholder has demanded that any plan to replace the sequester must include


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Thirty-eight years ago, Joseph McGinty Nichol was a boy in Kalamazoo, Michigan, playing with toy robots. Many of the robots in "Terminator Salvation" are real machines, which increased realism, the cast says. Today "McG," as he is better known, builds and blows up real robots. The prominent filmmaker is the driving force behind one of the season's summer blockbusters, "Terminator Salvation," which is filled with very expensive and very explosive robots. The choice to use real robots when possible, instead of CGI (computer generated images), was deliberate, McG said. According to the director and the film's stars, the decision to use real machines was a testament to the growing sophistication of the moviegoing public, whom they believe can "feel" the difference between actors standing in front of a green screen versus actors interacting with the real thing.
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"Terminator Salvation" filmmakers decide to use many real robots
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Idea to avoid CGI was partly in tribute to special effects master Stan Winston
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Film is the fourth in the "Terminator" series

Question: Bryce Dallas Howard: That was something that was really important to @placeholder ...  when an audience member sees this film, that they can actually feel what's occurring.


(CNN) -- Col. Kevin Brown stood tall and proud and often ventured "outside the wire" with his soldiers in Baghdad. Under the sizzle of the Iraqi sun, I watched him meticulously pin medals on their uniforms. When he retired in 2011, he walked the Appalachian Trail to clear his head and began a tough Ph.D. program in security studies at Kansas State University. A stellar military career in hand, Brown had his life on track. Except for one thing. He harbored an emptiness within, the kind that rushes in after a hard-fought, 15-month combat tour ends. He felt responsible, still, for the lives he touched at war.
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Col. Kevin Brown had wondered about Noor, the Iraqi baby his soldiers helped save
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A CNN story about Baby Noor struck a chord with him
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Brown helped deliver donations from America for the disabled girl
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He did not want the "miracle" of Baby Noor left unfinished

Question: After six months, in June 2006, she was returned to @placeholder, where life is not easy for anyone and even less so for a poor family caring for a child with special needs.

Question: But in @placeholder, long after the Americans left Iraq, Noor was struggling to survive, to even feel joy.


By Jonathan O'Callaghan In recent years we’ve seen popular words on social networks make their way into the dictionary - from selfie to bitcoin. But now a new initiative will see Twitter users decide for themselves what modern words they want to see included. Collins English Dictionary has scoured the microblogging site to find emerging words, and is asking users to vote on which should be added to the next edition of the dictionary. Twitter users are being asked to vote on new words to enter the October 2014 edition of the Collins English Dictionary. Entries must be tweeted with a hashtag by 28 May and include words such as 'adorkable', which means a person who is 'dorky in an adorable way.' Stock image pictured
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Twitter users are being asked to vote on new words for the 'Twictionary'
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Winning word will be entered into this year's Collins English Dictionary
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'Adorkable', 'fracktivist', 'felfie' and 'fatberg' are among the words included
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Competition closes on 28 May and the winner will be announced in June

Question: These are then collated into @placeholder’ list of definitions, which currently stands at 4.5 billion.


(CNN) -- Was Tyrannosaurus rex a predator or scavenger? The question has been a point of controversy in the scientific community for more than a century. "You see 'Jurassic Park,' and you see T. rex as this massive hunter and killer, as incredibly vicious. But scientists have argued for 100 years that he was too big and too slow to hunt prey and that he was probably a scavenger, an animal that feeds only on dead things," University of Kansas paleontologist David Burnham said. Burnham and researcher Robert DePalma got what Burnham described as his "lucky break" when they found the fossil of a duckbill dinosaur's tail with a tooth in it.
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Some scientists have argued that dinosaur fed only on dead things
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Researchers say fossil of dinosaur tail with tooth in it proves otherwise
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Tyrannosaurus rex was among top feeders, Kansas paleontologist says

Question: But @placeholder was thrilled at what the fossilized bones told him about the life of the duckbill.


UEFA's opposition to the Premier League staging fixtures overseas is not likely to change, according to the governing body's general secretary Gianni Infantino. Plans for a '39th game' to be played as far away as Asia, America and Australia were scrapped in 2008 following widespread opposition, including from FIFA and UEFA. The issue reared its head again, however, after Premier League clubs' chairmen discussed the proposal at a recent meeting but Infantino believes UEFA's stance will remain the same. Manchester United duo Darren Fletcher (left) and Wayne Rooney hold aloft the 'Guinness International Champions Cup' after the Red Devils won the pre-season tournament in the United States
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Premier League chairmen discussed a '39th game' at a recent meeting
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UEFA opposed it then and Gianni Infantino says they are likely to again

Question: Any fixtures played overseas would need the approval of the host nation, the relevant confederation and @placeholder.


By Zoe Szathmary A transgender woman was held as a sex slave for months and beaten by a Louisiana trio - who seem to have confessed to the abuse with online memes. A town marshal in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, found the woman, whose identity has been withheld, with a logging chain wrapped around her near a Natchitoches highway, KATC reported. Police said the chain was removed by firefighters. David Rodriguez Jr., 37, his wife Christina Harper, 39, and their friend Ambre Lomas, 39, turned themselves in to the Natchitoches Parish Sheriff's Office. They face multiple charges, including human trafficking, kidnapping, false imprisonment and battery.
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A Minnesota woman, whose identity has been withheld, was found with a logging chain wrapped around her near a Louisiana highway
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Police say she met David Rodriguez Jr., 37, and his wife Christina Harper, 39, on a BDSM website two years ago and agreed to move into their home
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The victim was reportedly subject to sexual abuse and made to perform household chores
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Lomas and Harper have shared cartoon memes online depicting violent acts and suggestions of abuse against the woman, as well as one another

Question: The caption reads 'Ambre ties to tame the wild @placeholder.'


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:28 EST, 29 November 2012 | UPDATED: 16:14 EST, 30 November 2012 The Army private charged in the biggest security breach in U.S. history took the stand Thursday at a military hearing about what he contends was needlessly harsh treatment at a Marine Corps brig. Private First Class Bradley Manning testified on the third day of a pretrial hearing at Fort Meade, outside Baltimore saying that he lost all hope when he was detained for weeks in a segregation tent in Camp Arifjan, an Army installation in Kuwait where he was stationed. Manning says he remembers thinking 'I'm going to die, I'm stuck inside this cage.'
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Wikileaks informant testified about the treatment he received both in Kuwait holding area and once he returned to Virginia in the U.S.
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Said he was increasingly 'hopeless' and considered suicide

Question: Earlier Thursday, a military judge accepted the terms under which Manning would plead guilty to eight charges for sending classified documents to the secret-spilling @placeholder website.


By Emma Glanfield The German government has distanced itself from former chancellor Gerhard Schroeder after he was pictured embracing Russian President Vladimir Putin. The picture of the pair locked in a ‘bear-hug’ in St. Petersburg comes at a time of high tension between the West and Russia over Ukraine. In the photo, the former Social Democrat chancellor can be seen smiling as he embraces Putin on the steps of Jussupov palace in the Russian city. Former chancellor Gerhard Schroeder could be seen smiling as he embraced Russian President Vladimir Putin on the steps of Jussupov palace in St. Petersburg, Russia, after enjoying his belated 70th birthday celebrations
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Government has distanced itself from Gerhard Schroeder following picture
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Former chancellor was seen embracing Russian President Vladimir Putin
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Pair spotted in St. Petersburg after Schroeder's 70th birthday celebration

Question: He said: ‘Words are better than weapons to try to find a reasonable solution for @placeholder.’


London (CNN) -- The ex-wife of Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood said the precarious finances of L'Wren Scott's fashion business may have played a role in the late designer's apparent suicide. "I think it might have been, for her, a question of losing face," 59-year-old Wood told CNN in an exclusive interview. "She was such a proud woman that, I think, to face that, well maybe that was the trigger." Wood admitted she was "surprised as much as everyone else" to learn of the death of Scott, the longtime partner of her ex-husband Ronnie's band mate Mick Jagger. Scott, 49, was found dead in her Manhattan apartment on Monday; she appears to have taken her own life.
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Jo Wood: Finances of L'Wren Scott's business may have played role in apparent suicide.
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Fashion designer Scott, girlfried of Mick Jagger, found dead in Manhattan apartment on Monday
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Wood, ex-wife of Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie, said Scott and Jagger seemed "very happy"
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Rolling Stones postpone tour of Australia and New Zealand in wake of death

Question: In a statement issued Friday, a spokesperson for @placeholder said, "The long-term prospects for the business were encouraging.


(CNN) -- The first two doses of an experimental serum created to treat Ebola went to American missionaries. Then the drug was sent to treat a Spanish priest. The two Americans, Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, appear to be recovering. The priest, Miguel Pajares, died Tuesday morning. That's the problem with experimental drugs that have never been clinically tested in humans: No one knows whether they'll work -- and if they do, in whom. This week, the World Health Organization gathered a group of ethicists to decide whether unproven medications and vaccines should be used in the current Ebola outbreak. As the death toll from the epidemic soared over 1,000, the WHO panel unanimously concluded that it is ethical to offer medications to fight the Ebola virus, even if their effectiveness or adverse effects are unknown.
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WHO panel: It is ethical to offer unproven medication to try to fight Ebola
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Pair who took an experimental drug appear to be improving, but one man who took it died
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Sample doses of the experimental drug ZMapp are on their way to Liberia

Question: As with @placeholder, other questions include how and on whom it should be used.


(CNN) -- As Islamists in northern Mali threatened to "open the gates of hell," the United States is navigating one tricky quandary: how does it help in the battle against the militants without violating its own policy? U.S. policy prohibits direct military aid to Mali because the fledgling government is a result of a coup. Read more: Panetta: U.S. could provide logistical, intel support in Mali No support can go to the Malian military directly until leaders are elected through an election, said Victoria Nuland, the State Department spokeswoman. "We are not in a position to train the Malian military until we have democracy restored," she said this week.
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NEW: Islamist group says it's "excited," would welcome U.S. troops on the ground
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U.S. law forbids direct military aid because Mali's government seized power in a coup
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French troops are spearheading an effort to flush out the militants

Question: Read more: @placeholder vows to halt jihadist charge in Mali


(CNN) -- All 77 NATO service members wounded in a Saturday attack against a coalition base in Afghanistan are U.S. troops, a spokeswoman for the International Security Assistance Force said Sunday. Two Afghan civilians were killed and 25 others also were wounded in the attack, which occurred on the eve of the 10th anniversary of al Qaeda's attack on the United States on 9/11, U.S. Army Sgt. Lindsey Kibler said. None of the injuries is life-threatening, ISAF said, and those wounded are expected to return to duties "shortly." The truck bombing took place in the central-east province of Wardak, and those killed were Afghan laborers, said Shahidullah Shahid, the Wardak governor's spokesman.
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At least two Afghan civilians are killed in the attack
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Gen. John R. Allen: The attack says more about what the Taliban cannot do
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"Their only ability to influence the battlefield" is often to go for a high-profile attack, he says

Question: @placeholder also said 77 of its personnel were injured, while the provincial government said only 10 people were injured.


Despite knowing he was dying, Steve Jobs worked for more than a year on the products that he believed would safeguard the company's future. It was also revealed today that Jobs fought hard to get plans approved for a spaceship-style company headquarters in California. It will be big enough to hold 12,000 employees in a park-like setting near the existing base in Cupertino. He appeared at a town council meeting in June to plead for the planning go ahead. Visionary: Steve Jobs introducing the iPad2 in San Francisco on March 2 this year Jobs had a part-time job working for Hewlett Packard at the site when he was 13 and he ensured Apple bought the land when it became available.
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Blueprints for new iPod, iPad, iPhone and MacBooks in place
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Permission for futuristic new Apple headquarters secured by Jobs in June

Question: Police say the two suspects made off with more than two dozen @placeholder, plus iPads and laptops on Wednesday.