(CNN) -- Scientists have captured antimatter atoms for the first time, a breakthrough that could eventually help us to understand the nature and origins of the universe. Researchers at CERN, the Geneva-based particle physics laboratory, have managed to confine single antihydrogen atoms in a magnetic trap. This will allow them to conduct a more detailed study of antihydrogen, which will in turn allow scientists to compare matter and antimatter. Understanding antimatter is one of the biggest challenges facing science -- most theoretical physicists and cosmologists believe that at the Big Bang, when the universe was created, matter and antimatter were produced in equal amounts.
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Antihydrogen atoms were trapped in a magnetic field
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Matter and antimatter annihilate each other on contact
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"It's taken us five years to get here," says Professor Jeffrey Hangst
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CERN's next ambition is to create a beam of antimatter

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Police searching for missing teenager Alice Gross have seized more CCTV footage than they did during the aftermath of the London riots Police hunting for missing schoolgirl Alice Gross have started searching the National Trust-owned estate where Batman was filmed - two miles from where she was last seen. Scotland Yard officers are combing Osterley Park, a Georgian country house and estate in west London, for the first time. The estate is around two miles from where the 14-year-old was last seen on CCTV cameras as she walked across Brentford Lock on the Grand Union Canal. The 16th century mansion was used as the residence for the fictional superhero in the Batman blockbuster The Dark Knight Rises, starring Christian Bale.
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Officers searching Osterley Park, a National Trust country house and estate
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It was used in the filming of Batman blockbuster The Dark Knight Rises
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Alice Gross was last seen walking along a canal towpath on August 28
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Police are hunting Arnis Zalkalns who was seen on CCTV 15 minutes later
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Sniffer dogs used in search for Madeleine McCann have been brought in
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Evidence from around 300 different cameras is being studied in the search
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A businessman has claimed police missed chance to view his CCTV

Question: @placeholder’ statement reveals he made a knife to kill his wife and hid it in a remote forest.


By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 12:04 EST, 5 March 2014 | UPDATED: 11:45 EST, 6 March 2014 The supercomputer that beat Jeopardy's greatest champs has now been put to use brainstorming innovative recipes to be served from an IBM food truck to customers eager for something new. Watson already impressed visitors at a Las Vegas tech conference last week by devising recipes like Swiss-Thai asparagus quiche and Austrian chocolate burrito. The next stop is Austin's South by Southwest Festival, where Watson will continue making odd but delicious dishes like pork belly moussaka as IBM works to fit the technology into a convenient app that anyone can use.
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IBM is now using the computer that beat champion Ken Jennings to think up unique dishes that are actually served to customers
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Human chefs first suggest a dish then Watson makes trillions of computations based on information it accesses from the cloud
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Watson considers human taste, and quintillions of possible recipes to decide which one is most likely to surprise and impress
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The computer then spits out a list of ingredients and chefs whip up the food for eager patrons

Question: About $100 million will go toward investing in startup companies that are building apps to be run through @placeholder.


Falcao signs for Manchester United in £12m season-long loan Follow all the movers and shakers here Follow the latest on Falcao's move here Cristiano Ronaldo has hailed Radamel Falcao's loan switch to Manchester United as a 'fantastic buy' for Louis van Gaal. The striker will cost the Old Trafford club £12million and follows Angel di Maria, Daley Blind, Luke Shaw, Ander Herrera and Marcos Rojo in joining Van Gaal at United, taking the club's total spending to £150m. Scroll down for VIDEOS... Speed demon: Cristiano Ronaldo believes United have done well to land Radamel Falcao Do the right thing: The Real Madrid superstar refused to accept that Radamel Falcao was wrong for United
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Cristiano Ronaldo believes Falcao's arrival at Old Trafford is good business
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Falcao will cost Manchester United £12million and joins on season-long loan
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He has agreed £200,000-a-week wages and will complete deal on Monday
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The Colombian turned down the opportunity to join Arsenal and Man City
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Man Utd signed Falco amid fears over Robin van Persie's fitness

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(CNN)  -- At age 13, Hope Witsell struggled in middle school. Not because her class work at Shields Middle School in Ruskin, Florida, was challenging, but because Hope was being bullied. Her friend, Kyla Stich, told CNN that fellow students would "walk up to her and call her 'slut,' 'whore,' and they would sometimes, they would call her 'skank' and just be really cruel to her." Another friend, Lexi Leber, said, "We had to make like a wall, we had people surrounding her, and she had to be in the middle because people would come by and try to hit her and push her into a locker or something.
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Hope Witsell was bullied after she "sexted" picture of her breasts to boyfriend
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Students harrassed her on MySpace and started "Hope Hater Page" online
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In September 2009, Hope killed herself in her room
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Sister discovered bullying continued even after Hope's death

Question: Mrs. @placeholder says she had warned her daughter about the dark side of technology, about "some of the pretty sexual images of young girls and guys."


Tinder would normally be the place to find a quick date or in some cases love, but for this Australian it's become a form of inspiration. Jarrod Allen, from Sydney, finds potential matches on the dating app and then painstakingly recreates their weird and wonderful profile pictures. The hilarious results end up on the 25-year-old's blog and Instagram where he goes by the name Tindafella. Scroll down for video Jarrod Allen, from Sydney, finds potential matches on the dating app Tinder and then painstakingly recreates their weird and wonderful profile pictures The hilarious results end up on the 25-year-old's blog and Instagram where he goes by the name Tindafella
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Jarrod Allen finds potential matches on Tinder and recreates their weird profile photos
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The 25-year-old from Sydney posts the results on his blog and Instagram
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He goes by the name Tindafella and says he has a phone full of bad photos
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His photos have become a phenomenon of late and he basically reached more than 29,000 Instagram followers overnight

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A woman has shared the shocking story of how she was sexually abused by her father and had his baby when she was a teenager. Helen Rees (not her real name) agreed to appear on today's This Morning and be interviewed by presenters Phillip Schofield and Christine Bleakley on the condition she would not be identified. Speaking to them with her face turned away from the cameras, she revealed how she and her younger sister and older brother grew up In Ireland in fear of their father. Scroll down for video Ordeal: Helen Rees (not her real name) agreed to appear on today's This Morning and be interviewed by presenters Phillip Schofield and Christine Bleakley
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Helen Rees (not her real name) appeared on today's This Morning
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Revealed how she was raised by 'frightening' father
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He was violent to her and her siblings and treated them 'like animals'
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When she was five, he started sexually abusing her
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She was too scared to tell anyone and 'didn't know any different'
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Became pregnant with his baby aged 14
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Found out when it was too late for an abortion so had her daughter, Sarah
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Realised she had to get away from abusive father to protect her baby
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But he was never prosecuted as he was mentally unfit for trial

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By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 23:56 EST, 25 February 2013 | UPDATED: 03:47 EST, 26 February 2013 For Sybrina Fulton, the mother of Trayvon Martin, the past year has been one of disbelief, unspeakable grief, and of action. Her son was killed last February by armed Neighborhood Watch captain George Zimmerman, launching a battle over the controversial ‘Stand Your Ground’ law, as well as a fight for civil rights. Speaking of her late son, Ms Fulton said: ‘I never said he was perfect, but he was mine.’ Mother's grief: Sybrina Fulton, right, pictured with Tracy Martin, center, said that she still finds it hard to believe Trayvon is gone, a year after he was killed
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Sybrina Fulton said that she's found the death of her son, Trayvon Martin, to be extremely difficult
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Martin's death has sparked civil rights questions and questioning of controversial 'Stand Your Ground' laws
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He was shot dead by Neighborhood Watch volunteer George Zimmerman last February 26
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Zimmerman claims self-defense and his own innocence

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If this is to be Mark Warburton’s final season at Griffin Park then he won’t want any off the field issues derailing their push for promotion. Reports that Brentford are lining up a new manager for next season regardless of if they are promoted to the Premier League or still in the Championship are understood to have hurt Warburton and he is believed to be keen to stay at the club - but feels he is being forced out. Brentford refused to deny that they had been talking to potential replacements for Warburton in a statement but said the 52-year-old remained their manager.
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Odion Ighalo scored an injury time goal to hand Watford all three points
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The Nigerian striker scored twice in the second half to seal victory
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Brentford had earlier taken the lead via former Luton striker Andre Gray
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The hosts lost defender Jake Bidwell to a straight red in the first half

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Jacob Murphy has issued an apology to Blackpool after the on loan winger's dismissive Snapchat about the club went viral on social media. Ahead of their Boxing Day 1-0 defeat at  Championship rivals Sheffield Wednesday, Murphy snapchatted a picture with team-mate Donervon Daniels sarcastically mocking the club's plight in England's second tier. Murphy, who started the clash at Hillsborough, accompanied the photo with the caption 'We are going to lose... Again.' Blackpool's on loan midfielder Jacob Murphy has apologised for his dismissive snapchat about the club Murphy's snapchat mocking their plight before their trip to Sheffield Wednesday went viral on social media
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Blackpool lost 1-0  at Sheffield Wednesday on Boxing Day
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Blackpool's on loan midfielder Jacob Murphy snapchatted a picture mocking their Championship plight before the match
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Photographed with team-mate Donervon Daniels, 19-year-old captioned it with 'We are going to lose... Again' before it went viral on social media

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Western nations should "ratchet up the sanctions" on Iran rather than go through with a proposal for a nuclear agreement that he calls an "extremely bad deal." Netanyahu, in an interview with CNN chief political correspondent Candy Crowley that aired Sunday on "State of the Union," said easing sanctions would take off the financial pressure that could one day cause Iran to "cease and desist" from its controversial nuclear program. "Iran is really on the ropes, their economy is ... close to paralysis, and all of a sudden, you take off the pressure, everybody will understand that you're heading south," he said.
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Israeli PM says sanctions are working, shouldn't be reduced for a 'bad deal'
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Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran makes only minor concessions in new proposal
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U.S., Israel to meet this week after nuclear negotiations restart with Iran
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U.S. defense secretary tells CNN that Washington is aware of Israel's concerns

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By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 09:54 EST, 20 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:37 EST, 20 November 2013 Harassment: Margaret Harvey with a photo of her late husband Graham at her home in Stoke-on-Trent A grieving widow who admitted harassing three members of staff at a hospital where her husband died has walked free from court. Margaret Harvey, 75, bombarded 57-year-old Pauline Crossley - a former legal advisor at the University Hospital of North Staffordshire - with phone calls and even turned up at her home. She became obsessed with staff at the hospital who she blamed for causing the death of her husband Graham, who died in 2004 aged 66.
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Margaret Harvey bombarded hospital's former legal advisor with calls
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Blamed University Hospital of North Staffordshire for death of husband
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She also turned up at cardiologist's home in Cornwall with meat hammer
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Was jailed for 28 days last year for bombarding hospital chief with calls
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But was spared jail yesterday after pleading guilty to latest harassment

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By Jason Groves Boost: Germany appears to have backed David Cameron's idea for a 'two-speed' Europe David Cameron’s bid to cut a new deal for Britain with Brussels received a major boost yesterday when Germany publicly backed the idea of a ‘two-speed Europe’. In a significant step, the powerful German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble said he accepted British demands that EU countries outside the Eurozone would need special protections in future. ‘As long as the UK will not join the Eurozone, maybe we can find a two-state solution,’ he said. In a joint article with the Chancellor George Osborne, Mr Schauble spelled out Germany’s vision of how Eurozone countries could pursue deeper political and monetary union, while ensuring ‘fairness’ for EU countries like Britain that remain outside.
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Powerful German Finance Minister said he accepted British demands
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Cameron wants special protections for EU countries outside the Eurozone
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Germany is pushing for closer union within the Eurozone

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WASHINGTON (CNN)  -- The U.S. State Department threw aside diplomatic language Tuesday, attacking Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir for creating what it calls a "catastrophe" by throwing many international aid workers out of the country. President Omar al-Bashir ordered the expulsion of aid groups after he was indicted on war crimes charges. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton issued a direct challenge to Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir Tuesday, warning that he and his government "will be held responsible for every single death that occurs in" the refugee camps of the Darfur region. Al-Bashir ordered the expulsion of 13 international aid groups from the Sudan earlier this month after he was indicted by the International Criminal Court on charges of war crimes. While other aid groups remain in Sudan, the United Nations said the 13 expelled groups provided roughly half the assistance delivered in Darfur.
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State Department says Sudan president throwing out aid agencies is "catastrophe"
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Hillary Clinton warns Sudan president will be "responsible for every single death"
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Omar al-Bashir wanted aid groups out after indictment on war crime charges
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Spokesman: Bashir must reverse decision because "people's lives are at risk"

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By Martin Domin Follow @@martin_domin Northern Ireland's Milk Cup clash with Mexico was abandoned with 60 seconds remaining after four players were sent off following two mass brawls on Wednesday night. The hosts had come from behind to lead 2-1 at the Coleraine Showgrounds but the match was overshadowed by the shameful scenes which saw punches and kicks thrown on both sides. Northern Ireland are expected to be awarded the three points which will see them remain top of the Elite League which also includes Canada and China. Fight: Northern Ireland were trailing 1-0 to Mexico when the first brawl broke out
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Mexico were leading 1-0 when the first fight broke out
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Punches and kicks were thrown as three players were sent off
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Northern Ireland then fought back to lead 2-1 with three minutes remaining
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Two minutes later, another brawl broke out
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Another Mexico player was sent off and the match was abandoned
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The same teams clashed a year ago when a Mexico player was sent off

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(CNN) -- There was a pretty epic party on Wednesday night. You probably weren't there. But don't take it personally. We can't all be awesome. Naturally, of course, I was present, showing up casually late because it's what awesome people do at epic parties. That, and defile the mashed potatoes. Granted, this particular epic party was held on Twitter. And it was hosted by CVS. And, technically, everybody was invited. Thus, I'm suddenly now beginning to question my awesomeness. Me: "Am I awesome?" Me: "Not really." Me: "I appreciate your honesty." Me: "Whatever, nerd." OK, so maybe it's not Ibiza, but there was a popular online party hosted by the CVS Beauty Club to promote the pharmacy's cosmetic offerings via social media. And for a good hour or so during the big digital soiree, the hashtag was a leading trend.
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In "Apparently This Matters," Jarrett Bellini tackles trending social-media topics
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Yes, that was really a thing
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You can join even if you're not a Juggalo -- or a hooker

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(CNN) -- Take a handful of screen goddesses and a clutch of matinee idols, put them together and one thing's sure to happen. Nobody does love like they do in the movies: this month on the Screening Room, we've picked our favorite silver-screen romantic moments. No contest: Bogie and Bergman in undoubtedly the silver screen's top romantic movie moment From rom-coms to heartbreak, these are the scenes that skip the schmaltz to make us believe that sometimes, Cupid really does get it right. And, just for balance, we've also picked those moments that made us cringe -- or long for a sick-bucket ...
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Films full of romance include "Roman Holiday," "City Lights," "Amélie"
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Bogart and Bergman's "Casablanca" farewell tops the list
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List by no means complete; send us yours

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- The creators are billing it as one of the coolest hostels in the world and it's undoubtedly one of the most novel overnight stays you are ever likely to experience. Welcome to the Jumbo Hostel -- an old Boeing 747 which is being converted into a 25-room hostel at the Stockholm-Arlanda airport. The Jumbo Hostel is currently being refurbished and will open for business in December 2008. The idea is the brainchild of Swedish businessman and entrepreneur Oscar Dios, who has been running hostels in Uppsala, Sweden for the past five years. Renovation work is underway on a plane which used to carry in excess of 350 passengers. Jumbo Hostel is scheduled to open for business in December 2008 and will provide accommodation for up to 85 guests.
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Swedish entrepreneur to open a Jumbo Hostel at Arlanda airport in Sweden
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Decommissioned Boeing 747-200 currently being renovated into a 25 room hostel
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Jumbo Hostel will cost €110 per room per night or €500 for the cockpit suite

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By Glen Owen Tony Blair’s friendship with Wendi Deng is set to light up the West End when a satirical new play about Rupert Murdoch opens later this year. The stage show Rupert will chart the 82-year-old press baron’s career in cabaret style, covering his turbulent private life, his proximity to powerful politicians and the toxic fallout from the newspaper hacking scandal. British producers have signed a deal to turn the Australian play, which had a sell-out run in  Melbourne last year, into a UK hit – and promise that it will be ‘updated to take account of recent events’.
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Based on Australian show about Murdoch which had sell-out run last year
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New British deal will feature latest revelations involving Blair and Deng
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Sir Ian McKellen, Michael Sheen and David Morrissey tipped for roles

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By Zoe Szathmary and Associated Press Broadcast legend Kasey Casem died today at age 82 after a long battle with Parkinson's disease and dementia. His children, Mike, Kerri and Julie Kasem announced their father's death on social media. The message does not include the name of his second wife, Jean Kasem, who had been fighting them in in an ugly court battle over his medical treatment. Kasem was known worldwide as the longtime host of radio program 'American Top 40' and as the voice of cartoon character Shaggy from the Scooby-Doo franchise. Scroll down for video Star: Kasem, seen at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland in 2003, hosted 'American Top 40' from 1970 - 1988 and again from 1998 - 2003
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Kasem became a broadcast legend as host of American Top 40 countdown and was the voice of beloved characters, including Shaggy from Scooby-Doo
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His death follows a an ugly family feud between his children from his first marriage and his second wife Jean
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His daughter Kerri Kasem won legal custody earlier this month after a lengthy legal battle
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Casey Kasem suffered from Lewy Body Dementia, Parkinson’s disease and sepsis his children said
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He died in a Washington State hospital after Kerri removed him from a Seattle home where Jean was caring for him
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Judge ruled last week that Kerri could begin end of life care and stop force-feeding him to keep him alive

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(CNN)As police across the South search for a teenage couple on the run, a mother in Kentucky has a message for her son. "We know they've done wrong but you need to step up and take the consequences of what you done and come home before someone is really, really hurt," Tammy Martin, mother of Dalton Hayes, told CNN affiliate WAVE. Hayes, 18, and Cheyenne Phillips, 13, are suspected of stealing three cars -- two with guns inside -- and are the subject of a law enforcement search that stretches from Kentucky to Georgia -- and maybe on to Florida.
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"I just wish they would turn themselves in," says mother of Dalton Hayes
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18-year-old man and 13-year-old girl wanted in rural Kentucky
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Sheriff says they may have stolen three vehicles -- two with guns inside

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San Diego (CNN) -- Some elections are fueled by passion. Others are guided by a sense of urgency. This one seems to be driven by ambivalence. That is where we're at as we near Tuesday's Iowa caucuses, the kickoff to the voting portion of the 2012 election. According to the polls in the Hawkeye State, Ron Paul and Mitt Romney are virtually tied for the lead, each with no more than a quarter of the vote. A new CNN/Time/ORC poll finds that Romney has 25% and Paul has 22%, with Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich and Rick Perry each in the teens.
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Ruben Navarrette: We're about to see the start of the voting for Election 2012
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He says voters in both parties are ambivalent about the choices
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GOP can't seem to crown a front-runner; liberals lukewarm on Obama, he says
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Navarrette: Many people may choose not to vote, unless candidates rise to the occasion

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(CNN) -- While New York police sort out the brawl that left Chris Brown with a nasty cut on his chin early Thursday, the media is left with conflicting details that are mostly be attributed to unnamed sources. It was a "brutal attack" that injured Brown, his model girlfriend Karrueche Tran and his bodyguard, Brown rep Jeff Raymond said. "Chris and his party are cooperating with New York authorities who are pursuing this incident further." Brown and others in his group have been interviewed by New York police, Brown's spokesman said. A New York Police spokesman confirmed the department was investigating the incident.
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Brown and his friends were trying to leave when they were brutally attacked, the source says
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Drake "was on his way out of the club when the altercation began," his rep says
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"No one in Chris' camp was inciting the other party," Brown's spokesman says

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 06:46 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 12:33 EST, 15 May 2013 They are officially classed as twins, but three-year-old Alessia and her sister Lara Deleo do not share the same birthday. Instead of being born minutes or even hours apart, the sisters entered the world 16 days apart - a feat obstetricians say is incredibly rare. Parents Linda and Nick Deleo, both 38, had no idea there would be any delay with the birth of their twins girls. Twin girls born 16 days apart: Mother Linda Deleo pictured with her twins Lara, left, and Alessia, right
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Twin sisters Alessia and Lara Deleo were born more than two weeks apart
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Alessia was born naturally 26 weeks premature on February 2, 2010
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Her sister Lara was delivered by C-section 23 weeks premature on Feb 16

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By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 09:29 EST, 15 February 2013 | UPDATED: 11:34 EST, 15 February 2013 An angry husband has condemned the 'witch doctors and box tickers' running the NHS after his elderly wife died following a catalogue of medical blunders. Retired teacher Mary Kirkby, 74, suffered such appalling and undignified treatment she was left sobbing in her hospital bed with a broken hip by staff who told her husband Raymond 'crying is what old people do'. During her treatment at two different hospitals Mrs Kirkby, 74, had fallen over four times times after being forced to use a bedside cabinet as a walking aid.
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Mary Kirkby, 74, had fallen over four times times while in hospital
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Broken hip was only discovered after husband Ray demanded X-ray
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Shocking footage has emerged of an Ohio woman handcuffed and charged with resisting arrest after sheriff’s deputies pinned her down on the floor pried open her mouth to retrieve a Tylenol tablet. Surveillance video shows Siobhan Householder, 35, of Akron, being confronted last week by a police officer after she took the prescription medication – the altercation left her injured and arrested. Householder was in a holding area while waiting to make a court appearance when she took the medication for a tooth infection, she told the Akron Beacon-Journal. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Forced to the ground: Siobhan Householder is shown on the ground as the sheriff's deputy tries to force her mouth open
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Siobhan Householder, 35, was in a holding room while waiting to make a court appearance last week when the incident occurred
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The sheriff's deputy is seen on the video throwing Householder to the ground, pulling her hair, squeezing her mouth and jamming his fingers in

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By Hayley Peterson PUBLISHED: 15:00 EST, 2 August 2013 | UPDATED: 16:23 EST, 2 August 2013 A Tennessee newspaper editor has been fired after writing a headline critical of President Obama. Drew Johnson's editorial, titled, 'Take your jobs plan and shove it, Mr. President: Your policies have harmed Chattanooga enough,' was published in the Chattanooga Times Free Press earlier this week when Obama visited the city. The timing of the column gave it a national audience it might not otherwise have had. As a result, it went viral online and Johnson,  the editor of the Times Free Press editorial page, has since been let go.
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The Chattanooga Times Free Press fired Drew Johnson, its editorial page editor, after he wrote a headline telling the president to 'take [his] jobs plan and shove it'
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The paper says he was fired for violating policy by changing a headline without getting it approved
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Johnson claims he was fired due to political pressure on his bosses

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By Philip Jacobson UPDATED: 01:24 EST, 19 October 2011 Back in fatigues: Sergeant First Class Gilad Shalit, wearing army uniform at an IDF base near Kerem Shalom, Israel, this morning, shortly after his release As footage of the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit – pale and drawn after five years as a hostage of Hamas – was beamed around the world yesterday, a Palestinian friend called me from the main square in Gaza City. He said he was in the middle of a huge and jubilant crowd waiting to welcome home the first of the 1,027 prisoners for whom Shalit had been exchanged.
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Gilad Shalit handed over to Egyptians and returned to Israel in swap backed by nearly 80 per cent of Israelis
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477 Palestinian prisoners released in return - with another 550 due to be freed in a later planned exchange
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In first interview Shalit says he hopes the prisoner exchange 'would contribute to peace between Israel and the Palestinians'

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(CNN) -- There are two certainties in airline seat pockets: pretzel crumbs and SkyMall. And while most travelers try to avoid the mysterious debris left by passengers past, SkyMall has been a welcome addition to the seatback catchalls since the 1990s. "I found that it was one of those things that anyone who had traveled in the United States kind of knew about," said Mike Barish, a freelance travel writer who reviews SkyMall products for the travel site Gadling. "Some people are in business class; some people are in economy ... some people like to travel, and some people hate it. But everybody knows SkyMall."
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SkyMall has been entertaining air passengers since its debut in 1990
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Founder Bob Worsley wanted to create a catalog of catalogs
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SkyMall's merchandising team receives hundreds of inquiries every week from vendors
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The best-selling items in catalog history were nose hair trimmer, mosquito trap

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(CNN) -- Casey Anthony, accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter Caylee in 2008, was determined competent to proceed with her capital murder trial after she was examined by three psychologists over the weekend, the judge said Monday. The psychologists' reports will be sealed, said Orange County Chief Judge Belvin Perry Jr. outside the presence of the jury. "Based on privileged communications between Casey Marie Anthony and her counsel, counsel reasonably believes that Ms. Anthony is not competent to aid and assist in her own defense and is incompetent to proceed," said the motion, filed by defense attorneys Saturday under seal and made public Monday. "As a result of this well-founded concern, counsel requests a full competency determination before the continuation of trial proceedings."
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NEW: Jurors see a videotape of a November 2008 search for Caylee's remains
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The defense motion cites a June 20 ruling by a federal judge
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Three psychologists examined Anthony over the weekend at her attorneys' request
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The judge abruptly called a recess in her murder trial Saturday

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Washington (CNN) -- For an issue such as health care reform -- and the potential to affect nearly American in a fundamental way -- no one provision, no one medical crisis, no one family can fully represent the complexity and sweep of the Affordable Care Act. But the polar views of small-business owners John Nicholson and Miles Fawcett provide a glimpse of the personal stakes and deep divide that will be felt across the social, political and legal tapestry. That signature law promoted by President Barack Obama is now being challenged at the Supreme Court. Preview: 'The implications ... are impossible to overstate'
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Small-business owners John Nicholson and Miles Fawcett do not see eye-to-eye
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Fawcett likes the plan -- he says it puts children like his ill daughter first
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Nicholson doesn't like it -- he fears his small business will choke on the regulations
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Both agree there are no easy answers to make sure everyone has health care

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NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- Cloaked in a traditional flowing red and saffron Tibetan robe the Dalai Lama took a deep breath as he began to express his gratitude to the country that took him in as a refugee 50 years ago. The Dalai Lama says he is grateful for the care and support he has received from India. "I think in this country (there are) many other refugees," the Dalai Lama reflected, sitting cross legged. "But we are I think (the) most fortunate and successful refugee community because of (the) government of India's care and support." His journey to India was a treacherous one. The year was 1959. Tibetans had staged an uprising against Chinese rule and the security forces reacted with force.
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Dalai Lama marks 50 years in exile with exclusive CNN interview
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He recalls frightening flight over Himalayas from Tibet to India
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In video he explains why China should spy on him more
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He thanks India for years of support and for giving exiled Tibetans a home

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By Rachel Quigley PUBLISHED: 20:58 EST, 27 April 2013 | UPDATED: 22:52 EST, 21 May 2013 After the years of darkness that William Petit lived through in the aftermath of his family's massacre, the bereaved husband and father was craving light - his new wife stepped in to brighten his life in every way possible. Petit met Christine Paluf, a photographer, not long after two men broke into his home in Cheshire, Connecticut, beat him unconscious, raped and strangled his wife, Jennifer, tied up their daughters and then torched the home. She has now released new pictures of their new home and life together and explained how they have found peace in Western Connecticut.
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Dr William Petit married Christine Paluf last year
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She remains his rock six years after his wife and two daughters, aged 11 and 17, were brutally murdered in their home
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The pair met at his golf club and she didn't know his tragic his story
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He has now dedicated his life to the foundation honoring his late family
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Though he still has nightmares, the nights are getting easier and he no longer takes pills to sleep
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He receives letters and checks from all over the world from well wishers and answers every one

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(CNN) -- An Ohio man pleaded guilty Thursday and was sentenced to life without parole for killing and dismembering a woman, her son and her friend and hiding their bagged remains in the hollow of a tree. Matthew Hoffman, 30, pleaded guilty to all 10 counts, including three counts of aggravated murder and the kidnapping of one of the victim's 13-year-old relatives, in Knox County, Ohio, in November. According to his attorney, Hoffman said he committed the crimes after encountering Tina R. Herrmann when he entered the house during a burglary attempt. But the sister of Stephanie Sprang, one of the other victims, said there was no excuse for him killing Herrmann and waiting for the other victims to come to the house.
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Matthew Hoffman enters guilty pleas in November killings
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He admitted to killing two women and an 11-year-old boy
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Defendant said he entered home to commit theft
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He also kidnapped a 13-year-old girl from the home

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Question: In the statement, the teen related memories of the victims and said she's no longer frightened of @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Lee Thompson Young's "Rizzoli & Isles" character, Detective Barry Frost, was given an emotional farewell in Tuesday's episode. The 29-year-old actor committed suicide last August, and his absence from the show has been treated with sensitivity. Young's Barry Frost has been written out of the show as a victim of a tragic car accident, and Tuesday's episode, appropriately titled "Goodbye," showed the rest of the cast coming to terms with their loss. Angie Harmon's character, Detective Jane Rizzoli, particularly struggled with her grief and gave a moving eulogy at Frost's memorial. "We shouldn't be here today," Harmon's Rizzoli began. "Barry Frost was too young and too good for us to be here today. But yet, here we are. I've been given the incredible honor of talking about how much we all loved Barry, and I could say a lot and then go sit down, but it wouldn't do him justice."
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"Rizzoli & Isles" eulogized Lee Thompson Young's character on Tuesday
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The episode showed the cast grieving
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Angie Harmon's Jane Rizzoli gave a moving tribute
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The executive producer wanted to honor Young's memory

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(CNN) -- More than 2,700 CNN readers have shared what they think of Osama bin Laden's letters which were released Thursday. Many who left comments said they were fascinated that bin Laden had apparently been strategizing about how to promote al Qaeda using media, and how his approach seems similar to any marketing agency or political party. Others carefully read the full documents CNN posted and responded with a variety of theories about them. The total pages released Thursday were a drop in the bucket compared to the trove the U.S. government says it confiscated from the Pakistan compound where bin Laden was killed in May 2011. Thursday's release included 17 letters totaling 175 pages. Officials said they would release the remaining documents later, but would not say when.
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Readers give fiery opinions about Osama bin Laden letters
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Comments cover media strategy, vanities, drone strikes
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On bin Laden's Biden reference, readers defend and criticize the VP

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(CNN) -- By now, you've likely seen the shocking video -- professional football player Ray Rice punching his future wife out cold in an Atlantic City casino elevator and dragging her limp body out. There's been so much to this saga, much of it developing very quickly every day this week. The latest is that the NFL has hired former FBI director Robert Mueller to lead an investigation into how the league handled the case involving the ex-Baltimore Ravens' running back. We have to say former because Rice was fired this week. In this important story involving arguably America's most treasured sport, who said what when? Who knew what when? And where is this all going?
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The NFL says it did not see the video showing Ray Rice striking his then-fiancÃ©e
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AP report cites law enforcement source who says he gave NFL the video
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Current, former players blast NFL commissioner

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A Pennsylvania mother-of-two is facing jail time after disclosing to police during a routine traffic stop last year in New Jersey that she had a loaded handgun in the vehicle. Shaneen Allen, 27, of Philadelphia, bought the gun legally and has a concealed carry permit in her home state, but New Jersey does not recognize the gun license. Allen went from getting only a traffic ticket to being arrested and charged with illegal gun possession and armor-penetrating bullets, records showed. Fully licensed: Shaneen Allen, 27, has a license to carry a gun in Pennsylvania The handgun: Allen's .380 Bersa Thunder, similar to the one pictured, is what landed her in hot water
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Shaneen Allen legally bought the handgun in Pennsylvania where she lives
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Allen told the cop she had the gun during a traffic stop and was arrested
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New Jersey does not recognize Pennsylvania gun licenses

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(CNN) -- Andrei Shevchenko enhanced his iconic standing as a Ukrainian national hero as he sparked scenes of national celebration with a match-winning double in Kiev. The home fans were thrilled when their all-time leading goalscorer was somewhat surprisingly included in Oleg Blokhin's starting line-up. And their joy at seeing their hero in action escalated to delirium as the striker scored twice in the second half to give his side a win in their opening game. Zlatan Ibrahimovic had fired the Swedes in front, but Shevchenko levelled within three minutes and quickly added a second to send the co-hosts to the top of Group D.
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Ukraine striker Andrei Shevchenko scores twice to seal 2-1 win over Sweden
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Zlatan Ibrahimovic goal put Sweden in front early in second half
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France and England draw 1-1 in Group D opener
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Joleon Lescott header cancelled out by Manchester City team-mate Samir Nasri

Question: @placeholder's talismanic striker, Andrei Shevchenko, lit up Group D with a second-half double to defeat Sweden.


(CNN) -- Two concerned mothers have been all over TV screens recently, but unlike most of the mothers who have made appearances on TV of late, they are not concerned about health care reform. Kate Gosselin, here smiling at a press event in April, has been making the talk show rounds. "Jon & Kate Plus 8's" Kate Gosselin -- minus estranged husband Jon and the kids -- did a teary interview with Meredith Vieira on NBC's "Today" last week; and on Wednesday, Fox will air a two-hour special featuring Nadya "Octomom" Suleman, the single California woman who gave birth to octuplets in January.
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CNN's "Reliable Sources" focused on Kate Gosselin, Nadya Suleman coverage
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Legal analyst Lisa Bloom: "We are fiddling while Rome burns"
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Baltimore Sun TV critic David Zurawik: "We should care about [Gosselin]"

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 11:20 EST, 24 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:33 EST, 24 February 2014 A Sunday school teacher who killed another man in a road rage brawl last year faces only one year in jail after an autopsy revealed he died because of a problem with a popular anti-stroke drug. Librado Cena, 58, killed William O’Brien with a single punch to the head last April after the two men fought in a Fairfax City mall parking lot because the 63-year-old honked at him too many times. Cena remarkably faces only 12 months in prison on a misdemeanor assault and battery charge in a trial set to start Monday after initially facing life because an autopsy revealed the unstoppable bleeding – not the punch – caused O’Brien’s death.
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William O'Brien, 63, died after only one punch to the head from 58-year-old Librado Cena
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Cena initially faced life in prison, but now stands charged only with misdemeanor assault
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Doctors attributed O'Brien's death to a blood thinner causing unabated bleeding on his brain after the punch
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Misdemeanor assault carries a maximum prison sentence of only one year

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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN) -- Vote-counting in Zimbabwe's hotly contested election began late Wednesday with President Robert Mugabe and main challenger Morgan Tsvangirai confident of victory. Partial results were expected to come out early Thursday, said Rita Makarau, chairwoman of the Zimbabwe Election Commission, which has until Monday to release full results. Five presidential candidates are in the race including Mugabe and Tsvangirai, the current prime minister. Makarau dismissed allegations from Tsvangirai's party that the election commission rigged the polls for Mugabe. "I believe that the election is free and fair," she told journalists. "Maybe the reports that will come out will vindicate my view of the election as free and fair."
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NEW: The head of the election commission says the vote was "free and fair"
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President Robert Mugabe's main challenger is PM Morgan Tsvangirai

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(CNN) -- When five-year-old Xiao Ge starts primary school in Guangzhou next year, she won't endure strict discipline and mountains of homework. Unlike the school life of most children in China, her days will be filled with art, music and creative learning at a private Waldorf school. Xiao is part of a fast-growing number of Chinese children whose parents are turning their backs on the state-run education system, which is based on rote learning and limited critical thinking. Instead, they are choosing independently-run schools that use the Waldorf, Montessori, or Reggio Emilia pedagogies. Despite a lack of regulation over these schools, parents prefer the humanistic approach of these classrooms and the perceived softer learning environment.
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Chinese parents seeking alternatives to rote learning in state-run schools for their young children
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Holistic education philosophies affect not only the student, but the student's family lifestyle as well
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Lack of regulation over new alternative schools may become a problem

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(CNN) -- In a place that does not exist -- a black site -- Maya (Jessica Chastain) watches as her colleague Dan (Jason Clarke) interrogates an Arab prisoner. "If you lie to me, I hurt you," Dan says to the prisoner, who is bound, bruised, and not telling the Americans what they need to know. Soon, the prisoner will be held down on the floor with a cloth over his face and will have water poured into his mouth until he is half-drowned. This is waterboarding, and it leaves the prisoner gasping like a dying fish. But he does not give up his secrets, and will not until later in the game.
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The film follows how a CIA analyst worked for a decade tracking down Osama bin Laden
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Director Kathryn Bigelow has been accused of endorsing torture
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Jessica Chastain delivers one of the must-see performances of the year, our critic says

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By Ashley Collman The crack-smoking mayor of Toronto was supposed to enter rehab after announcing a leave of absence last Wednesday. Ford reportedly got on a private plane bound for Chicago but he was turned away at the border, the Globe and Mail is reporting. Neither Ford's brother Doug Ford or his lawyer Dennis Morris will say where the exactly the mayor is, but insist he is seeking treatment as promised. Scroll down for video Where are you? Rob Ford is pictured above on May 1, a day after he announced his leave of absence. He has now spoken out about rehab, calling it the best thing he ever did
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The controversial mayor announced he was taking a leave of absence and pausing his re-election campaign to enter rehab last Wednesday
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He was last seen boarding a private plane bound for Chicago on Thursday
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But U.S. Customs officials say he never formally entered the country, withdrew his application and turned the plane around
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Neither his brother Doug Ford or lawyer Dennis Morris will say where exactly he is, but maintain he is in rehab as promised

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By Sue Reid PUBLISHED: 22:33 EST, 28 March 2013 | UPDATED: 11:57 EST, 29 March 2013 Under a fierce spring sun in the Cyprus capital of Nicosia, Maria Ioannou, a British mother of two, queued outside a bank yesterday to discover if she still had a Euro to her name. The 35-year-old accountant from North London soon learned the devastating truth. She, and her husband, Michael, have lost their savings of £135,000 (160,000 euros) because of the banking crisis on the Mediterranean island. ‘Our dreams of building a house here in Cyprus, giving a good life in the sunshine to our two young children, have been shattered,’ said Mrs Ioannou, near to tears, after an hour’s appointment with the manager of the Cyprus Popular Bank, known locally as Laiki.
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Maria Ioannou's family has lost the staggering sum as a result of EU bailout
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The federal government wasted millions of dollars in building a housing project for Border Patrol agents in Arizona near the Mexican border, spending nearly $700,000 per house in a small town where the average home costs less than $90,000, a watchdog report found. The analysis by the Department of Homeland Security's inspector general found that U.S. Customs and Border Protection overspent by about $4.6 million on new houses and mobile homes in the small town of Ajo southwest of Phoenix. The agency has spent about $17 million for land, 21 two- and three-bedroom houses and 20 mobile homes. Construction was completed in December 2012.
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Department of Homeland Security found U.S. Customs and Border Protection wasted millions spending $700,000 per home in an area where average costs are $90,000
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Agency spent roughly $17 million for land, 21 two- and three-bedroom houses, and 20 mobile homes completed in 2012
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About 5,000 border agents reside in Arizona

Question: 'CBP did not effectively plan and manage employee housing in Ajo, @placeholder, and made decisions that resulted in additional costs to the federal government,' the report states.


We all know what makes a great beach bar. Killer ocean views, sunset exposure and a creative menu from which, for once, you don't have to feel ashamed about drinks that come in coconut shells garnished with pink umbrellas. In Hawaii, though, perfect beach drinkeries also have to be imbued with that distinctive mahalo spirit. These 10 waterfront watering holes have all that, and then some. The Edge of Waikiki (Oahu) The Edge of Waikiki almost seems too obvious, with its prime Waikiki Beach location and unobstructed views of Diamond Head. As the name suggests, it sits right on the edge of the Sheraton Waikiki's infinity pool -- happy souls occasionally float past you on orange bean bags.
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Edge of Waikiki borders the Sheraton hotel's infinity pool
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Live music and hula performed by former Miss Hawaii winners are featured at Honolulu's House Without a Key
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Maui's Serenity Pool Bar is a swim-up on the edge of a 120-foot infinity pool overlooking Wailea Beach

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The European Union is ‘not working for Britain’, George Osborne warned last night. The Chancellor said the EU was ‘causing problems for us’ – and warned the continent was ‘pricing itself out of the world economy’. The stark assessment came as the European Commission confirmed the UK would be charged interest payments if it refuses to pay a disputed £1.7billion surcharge levied last month. Scroll down for video The door is that way: Berlin has also reiterated that Angela Merkel believes the EU’s principle of free movement, which David Cameron wants to curb, is ‘non-negotiable’ Berlin has also reiterated that Angela Merkel believes the EU’s principle of free movement, which David Cameron wants to curb, is ‘non-negotiable’.
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George Osborne said the EU was ‘causing problems for us’
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He warned the continent was ‘pricing itself out of the world economy'
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EU says UK would be charged interest if it refuses to pay £1.7bn bill
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Merkel wants UK to leave rather than curb workers' free movement

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Your first view of Kamilo Beach on Hawaii's Big Island is of majestic rock, postcard-worthy waves and miles of uninhabited beach. But look closer at the sand and you see specks of blue, yellow and white plastic. A piece of a bottle cap. A corner of a milk crate. Half a toothbrush. Kamilo Beach is part of the devastating legacy of the March 2011 Japan tsunami. "It's disheartening to come out here and see all this marine debris in an area that's otherwise so remote, debris that's washing up from other countries," said Megan Lamson, debris project coordinator for the Hawaii Wildlife Fund.
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Debris apparently from 2011 Japan tsunami is washing ashore in Hawaii
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Hawaii Wildlife Fund organizes beach cleanups
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NOAA has been studying the effects of debris on fish

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Question: "But it is quite eerie to see an item you think may have come from @placeholder, someone's home, to sit on a beach thousands of miles away.


Tony and Cherie Blair have sold a house for £860,000 more than they paid for it just four years ago. The sum is vastly more than anything they have made from previous property sales. The ‘stunning’ three-bedroom Georgian townhouse in Central London was bought in 2010 for their son Euan. Scroll down for video Tony and Cherie Blair have sold a house for £860,000 more than they paid for it just four years ago The Blairs paid £1,290,000, but have now sold it for £2,150,000. It means the property went up in value by an average of £17,200 a month for the 50 months they owned it – more than seven times the average monthly wage in Britain.
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Tony and Cherie Blair sell Central London townhouse for £2.15million
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Son Euan and wife Suzanne had lived in three-bedroom house since 2010
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Blairs' nine-house property portfolio is thought to be worth £30million

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An 18-year-old from Michigan who faked her own disappearance and even put an ad on Craigslist to find an abductor has been placed on probation for three years. Hayley Turner of Temperance didn't speak in Monroe County Circuit Court on Thursday. She must perform 29 days of community service and pay $15,200 to the sheriff's office for the 17-hour search. Turner pleaded guilty to causing a false police report to be filed. She claimed to have been abducted at gunpoint on August 7 in Bedford Township, just north of the Ohio-Michigan border. She was found safe with a puppy, 16 hours later in Ecorse, near Detroit.
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Hayley Turner, 18, was missing for 16 hours in Bedford Township, Michigan earlier this year
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She had told friend on the phone that she was being followed by armed man
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A large-scale manhunt found her 45 miles away with a puppy
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Her story unravelled during questioning by FBI agents
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They say the cuts on her thighs were self-inflicted to back up her story

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(CNN) -- Nigeria's security forces have been guilty of serious human rights abuses in their efforts to crack down on the militant Islamist group Boko Haram, Amnesty International said Thursday in a new report. The report paints an ugly picture of spiraling violence, where brutal attacks carried out by Boko Haram, often against civilians, are countered by the security forces with abuses that only add to the problem, the rights group said. Read more about Boko Haram on CNN's Security Clearance blog Boko Haram has become increasingly sophisticated in its methods in the past three years, the report said, carrying out deadly attacks across northern and central Nigeria.
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Rights group: Nigeria's security forces are committing abuses as they combat militants
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Amnesty International says the government must do more to protect the public
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Boko Haram militants have killed hundreds in attacks on civilian targets and police

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NATO has grappled with many perilous issues in its more than six decades of existence. But it's had few times quite like this. That was obvious Thursday, as leaders of the trans-Atlantic alliance's member countries met in Wales. They discussed everything from Afghanistan to the Middle East to Ukraine, each of which has its own special significance and presents its own unique military and diplomatic challenges. "We meet at a crucial time in the history of our alliance," British Prime Minister David Cameron said at the outset of the two-day summit. "The world faces many dangerous and evolving threats, and it is absolutely clear that NATO is as vital to our future as it has been in our past."
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NATO chief: "Time is short" for a deal on international forces in Afghanistan
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Ukrainian President: NATO countries have offered "strong, enormous support"
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British leader says "we don't rule anything out" when it comes to going after ISIS
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Cameron: Now "a crucial time (for) alliance" due to "many dangerous and evolving threats"

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(CNN) -- Even back in the days when you could still use the term "peace process" with a straight face, the odds of solving the Jerusalem issue were already pretty long. Then, I would have put those odds a bit north of impossible and a little south of hopeless. Things are even worse now. I remember day eight of the Camp David summit in July 2000, when discussion turned to Jerusalem. That day, it was clear to me that as far Camp David was concerned, it was game over. There were some intriguing moves on Israel's part, but nothing that could have settled the issue. Indeed, Ehud Barak, Yasser Arafat and Bill Clinton could have fallen into the yawning gaps that separated Israelis and Palestinians on this issue and never have been heard from again.
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Aaron David Miller: Jerusalem is a perfect storm of complexity
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Relative quiet a testament to pragmatism on both sides, Miller says
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History of city filled with claims, conquests and occupations, he says

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(CNN) -- The long-rumored Facebook phone might finally be ready to make its debut. The company is expected to announce a new HTC smartphone running a special Facebook-centric version of Android on Thursday, according to numerous rumors and leaks on tech sites and major publications including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and 9to5Google. Expanded smartphone integration is a logical step for the social media company, which has been working hard to increase its mobile presence and make more money off of mobile advertising. The only official hint doled out by Facebook so far is that the announcement has something to do with Google's Android mobile operating system, with the invite asking press to "Come see our new home on Android" at its Menlo Park, California headquarters.
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Facebook is making an Android-related announcement on Thursday
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By Leon Watson With their leather jackets, studded belts, tattoos and menacing looks, motorcycle gangs were seen as a dangerous influence and banned under Colonel Gaddafi. But two and a half years after the former dictator was toppled in a bloody revolution, Biker gangs are back on the streets of Libya. And, after a recent upsurge in road accidents, they're hoping to help keep order on the Libya's roads. Born to be wild: Motorcycles, like many other sports or activities, were considered a threat to Libyan culture during the Gaddafi era Lookin' for adventure: Easy Rider Fakhri Al-Hassi, aka 'GO Fahhri', told Al Jazeera he was harassed by police during the Gaddafi era for wearing leather clothes and badges.
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NEW YORK (CNN) -- Chiquita Brands International faces a $7.86 billion lawsuit filed Wednesday on behalf of nearly 400 Colombian families who say the company should be held responsible for the "torture and murder" of their loved ones. With a map of alleged victims, Jonathan Reiter makes his case Wednesday at a New York news conference. Attorney Jonathan Reiter said his clients are seeking "damages for terrorism, war crimes ... and wrongful death." The plaintiffs are asking for $10 million in compensatory damages and $10 million in punitive damages for each of the 393 victims named in the suit. Earlier this year, Chiquita, as part of a plea agreement, admitted that what it called protection payments had been given to Autodefensas Unidas de Colombia, or AUC. AUC was named a terrorist organization by the United States in 2002, making it a crime to give them money.
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Attorney: Clients allege terrorism, war crimes, wrongful death, seek $7.86 billion
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Plaintiffs want $20 million in damages for each of 393 victims named in suit
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Chiquita admits paying a group that the U.S. labeled a terrorist organization
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Company "categorically denies" attorneys' allegations, says it will fight them

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By Sophie Borland Health Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:04 EST, 15 September 2013 | UPDATED: 07:21 EST, 18 September 2013 Earlier this year, the embattled head of the NHS Sir David Nicholson, pictured, implied there had been only one such payment Health service bosses have spent £4million in just three years secretly gagging whistleblowers concerned about patient care. A total of 133 doctors, nurses and other staff have been quietly paid off in return for not speaking out. Yet earlier this year, the embattled head of the NHS Sir David Nicholson implied there had been only one such payment. It followed revelations that Gary Walker, former boss of United Lincolnshire Hospitals, was given £500,000 to leave quietly after repeatedly warning that targets were being put ahead of patients.
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It followed revelations that Gary Walker, former boss of United Lincolnshire Hospitals, was given £500,000 to leave quietly
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Figures obtained by Tory MP Steve Barclay sharply contradict his assertion. They show 41 such payments were made last year alone
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77 NHS trusts, including hospitals and GP bodies, spent £3.9million on judicial mediation deals for 133 staff from 2009/10 to 2012/13

Question: Mr @placeholder said: ‘It appears David Nicholson either didn’t know about this failure within the NHS which led to it wasting millions of pounds even though he is the accountable officer for this money.


Friends have paid tribute to John Robins, after he tragically died in a surfing accident off the coast of Western Australia on Wednesday. Mr Robins, a builder and active surf lifesaving club member from Avoca in NSW's Central Coast, was at Surfer's Point in Prevelly near the Margaret River when either the nose or fin of his board is said to have damaged the main artery in one of his legs causing massive blood loss. The 51-year-old has been described as a 'top bloke' who died 'doing something he loved', Perth Now reports. Friends have paid tribute to John Robins, after he tragically died in a surfing accident off the coast of Western Australia on Wednesday
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John Robins died at Surfer's Point in Prevelly near the Margaret River in WA
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The 51-year-old is said to have been hit by his own or another's surfboard
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He was rushed to hospital by paramedics but died a short time later
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The surfer was from Avoca in NSW's Central Coast was holidaying in WA
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Friends remembered the builder and lifesaver as a 'top bloke'

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(CNN) -- The U.S. government allegedly spied on prominent American Muslims under the same program it used to keep tabs on suspected terrorists, according to documents held by National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden. Journalists Glenn Greenwald and Murtaza Hussain, writing for The Intercept, said Snowden provided them documents that show that at least five American Muslims were monitored by their own government for periods between 2002 and 2008. The names of Republican Party operative and lawyer Faisal Gill; attorney Asim Ghafoor; international relations professor Hooshang Amirahmadi; Muslim civil liberties advocate Agha Saeed; and the executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Affairs, Nihad Awad, all appear on a spreadsheet that purportedly lists individuals under NSA, CIA or FBI digital surveillance.
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The report is based on documents leaked by NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden
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The Justice Department says it does not spy based on religious views

Question: "Look, I've never made an appearance or been a lawyer for anyone who's been (associated with terrorism)," he told @placeholder.


The government has launched an extraordinary attack on the United Nations for sending an inspector - branded a 'loopy Brazilian leftie - to Britain to criticise flagship welfare reforms. Tory party chairman Grant Shapps has called on UN secretary general Ban Ki Moon to launch a full investigation into why an official was allowed to issue an ‘outrageous’ report calling for the so-called ‘bedroom tax’ to be abolished. Conservatives reacted with fury to the interference of a supposedly independent observer from an international agency more closely associated with providing assistance to war zones, famines and natural disasters. Mr Shapps told MailOnline the government had no idea why Raquel Rolnik had come to the UK to ‘make a political point’ at a time when ‘there are 50million people living in shanty towns’.
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Raquel Rolnik was sent to assess impact of changes to housing benefit
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She said that so-called 'Bedroom Tax' is a breach of human rights
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Furious Tory party chairman Grant Shapps slams 'outrageous' attack
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon urged to launch an urgent inquiry

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There is little fanfare as Jamie Roberts poses patiently during a photoshoot in the Place du Trocadero, where crowds gather for the best views of the Eiffel Tower. In the Welshman’s adopted city, locals instead pine for the likes of Edinson Cavani and Zlatan Ibrahimovic, who fill out the Parc des Princes for Paris Saint-Germain. An altogether more impassioned reception can be expected if Roberts braves the streets of Cardiff between now and Friday night. The 28-year-old is at the heart of head coach Warren Gatland’s plan for the RBS 6 Nations opener against England and Welsh expectations are high for the dress rehearsal for September’s World Cup Pool A match.
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Wales play England at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on Friday night
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The match is the opening game of the 2015 RBS 6 Nations
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Wales centre Jamie Roberts has described the game as a 'battle royal'
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Roberts thinks his and Jonathan Davies partnership in the centre can help the team to victory over England in Cardiff

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Former Manchester United defender Gerard Pique has hailed Manchester City as one of the best teams in the world, but insists he is confident his Barcelona side will get a 'decent result' when the teams meat on Tuesday. Barcelona arrived in Manchester on Monday off the back of a disappointing defeat to Malaga, but Pique claims they have no fear ahead of the Champions League last-16 clash. The defender admitted that City have been unlucky in Europe's premier competition, but said that they had proved their quality domestically. Gerard Pique shares a joke with Lionel Messi as Barcelona trained on the Etihad pitch on Monday night
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Barcelona take on Manchester City in the Champions League on Tuesday
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Pique says Barca's opponents have shown their quality domestically
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Former Manchester United defender picks David Silva as stand-out star

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By Associated Press Reporter A federal jury sentenced an ex-Marine to death on Thursday for murdering a fellow service member in 2009, one among a series of violent, sexually motivated attacks he committed over the years. Jorge Torrez of Zion, Ill., is the first person since 2007 to be sentenced to death at the federal courthouse in Alexandria, Virginia. After Torrez, 25, was found guilty earlier this month of Navy Petty Officer Amanda Snell's murder, Torrez ordered his lawyers not to put on any defense or question the government's case during the trial's sentencing phase. Ex-Marine Jorge Torrez was sentenced to death on Thursday for murdering fellow service member Amanda Snell
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Jorge Torrez, 25, has been sentenced to death for the murder of US Navy sailor Amanda Snell
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When he was 16 he murdering Laura Hobbs, 8, and her friend Krystal Tobias, 9, in Illinois
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Jerry Hobbs, the father of Laura, was wrongly convicted of their murders in 2005
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Torrez reportedly laughed when he was told the victim's father had been found guilty

Question: tie him to Snell's murder and the slayings of the two @placeholder girls.


New York (CNN) -- Seven decades after Nazi forces looted the National Museum in Warsaw during World War II, two paintings by treasured Polish artist Julian Falat were repatriated in a ceremony Thursday night, according to a statement from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. The cultural artifacts were returned to Polish President Bronislaw Komorowski during the event at the Polish Consulate in New York City. Komorowski presented the Presidential Medal to ICE Special Agent Lennis Barrois and retired Special Agent Bonnie Goldblatt in honor of their investigative work leading to the paintings' repatriation. The president said, "Behind every person who is here, we can find a very difficult history ... very difficult ties, tangled Polish-American ties.
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Paintings by Julian Falat were stolen by the Nazis during occupation of Poland
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The works are returned in a ceremony at the Polish Consulate in NYC

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By Rehema Figueiredo for MailOnline The Spanish royal couple visited Malaga this week, paying a visit to a museum celebrating the work of modern artist Pablo Picasso. Leaving daughters Leonor and Sofia at home, Queen Letizia, 41, and King Felipe, 46, made a stop at the art museum before going on to a formal dinner. Queen Letizia stepped out in an elegant black dress with a sheer, embellished back by Spanish designer Felipe Varela, coupled with heeled sandals and a black clutch. Her outfit was complemented by a soft, sweeping up-do and understated make-up. King Felipe, 46, and Queen Letizia, 41, arrive at the Picasso Museum in Malaga
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Spanish royal couple visited the southern region of Andalucia
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Queen Letizia wore an elegant black dress with a sheer, embellished back by designer Felipe Varela
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The pair greeted crowds that had gathered to catch a glimpse of them

Question: The pair are visiting the Spanish region of @placeholder for the first time since they came to the throne earlier this year.


A supermarket assistant who had three girlfriends at the same time was confronted by all of them when he flew home from holiday. Charlie Fisher, 20, had been stringing along Becky Connery, 17, Lizzie Leeland-Cunningham, 19, and another girl, who does not wish to be named, for more than six months without any of them finding out about each other. But when he went away on holiday, Becky discovered he was cheating on her with both Lizzie and the other girl, who is 20, so they came up with the idea of humiliating him at the airport when he got home.
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A Level student Becky Connery, 17, was in love with Charlie Fisher, 20
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Then she discovered the supermarket worker was seeing another girl, Lizzie
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They then discovered their boyfriend, from Hatfield, had yet another woman
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All three, from Hertfordshire, made contact over Twitter and Facebook
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They met and decided to confront him at Luton Airport when he got home
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Mr Fisher came out of customs to see all three shouting 'Liar, liar' at him
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He fled with his grandmother as girls berated him for stringing them along
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Becky says: 'It's not the 16th century any more - women won't take this'

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(CNN) -- If our children's children should die from Ebola here in the United States, President Obama would be to blame. That is a sentiment I found in numerous comments on Ebola articles that I came across on the Internet. After a while I stopped reading, convinced that if President Obama found a cure for cancer, these would be the people who would blame him for putting doctors out of work. That was before Sen. Rob Portman, an Ohio Republican and a member of the Homeland Security Committee rumored to have 2016 aspirations, stepped up on Friday and said, "Unfortunately this is another example where the administration was not as engaged early on as they should have been and now we're playing catch-up."
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LZ Granderson: A lot of President Obama's critics are blaming him for Ebola
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LZ: These critics ignore reality and reject facts, and want to bash Obama at every chance
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He says Obama directed resources to combat Ebola crisis from the very beginning
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LZ: Compared to way Ronald Reagan handled AIDS crisis, Obama deserves praise

Question: President @placeholder didn't publicly address the disease until May 1987.


(CNN) -- While America faces many big issues -- unrest in the Middle East, the effects of climate change, uneven economic growth, growing income inequality, a costly and less than optimal health care system and more -- the contest to control the House and Senate does not really seem to be turning into a defining struggle over the national agenda. Clearly the 2014 midterm elections aren't generating much excitement on the hustings. According to Gallup, voter enthusiasm is down significantly since 2010. Republicans are more enthused than Democrats, according to Gallup, but neither party is doing very well. Given that many of the key races in competitive states might come down to a small percentage of voters, as is usually the case in midterms, enthusiasm and its impact on turnout can be decisive on Election Day.
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Polls show voters are not caught up in the election, with Democrats even less enthusiastic
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Julian Zelizer says GOP voters must deal with split between moderates and tea party faction
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Democrats are struggling with how to dissociate themselves from unpopular Obama policies, he says
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Zelizer: Candidates for 2016 have to decide how to try to transcend these struggles

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By Jill Reilly A little girl who was so tiny that she could only fit into dolls' clothes when she was born prematurely is now preparing to start primary school. Kim Blake, 36, was warned that her daughter Janey, now three, had less than a one per cent chance of survival when she was born nearly three months premature. For reasons still unknown, the placenta feeding Janey in the womb had failed to form properly, blocking vital nutrients and oxygen. She was born weighing just 1lb 7oz. Janey, now three, had less than a one per cent chance of survival when she was born nearly three months premature, but now she is preparing to start school. Right Kim Blake holding her daughter after she was born
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Janey had less than one per cent chance of survival when she was born
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Born - weighing just 1lb 7oz - nearly three months premature
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Placenta had failed to form properly, blocking vital nutrients and oxygen
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Parents were warned she could miss some developmental milestone
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But they say she's 'rushed ahead' and started walking earlier than her sister

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ATHENS, Greece (CNN) -- Greece's opposition Socialist party on Sunday defeated the incumbent center-right government of Prime Minister Kostas Karamanlis, as Socialist leader George Papandreou promised to chart a new course for an economic comeback. Socialist George Papandreou is set to become Greece's next prime minister. "On this course, nothing is going to be easy -- it will take work, hard work," Papandreou said in his victory address. "And I will always be honest with the Greek people so that we may better solve the problems of the state." Sunday's national elections were held two years before originally scheduled. Karamanlis called the elections in response to pressure from Papandreou's Panhellenic Socialist Movement of Greece, which threatened to block the election of a president in February if no general election was held. The Greek constitution requires the two major parties to agree on the election of a president, giving either party an effective veto.
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87% of votes counted; Socialists to get about 160 seats in 300-seat Parliament
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Socialist leader George Papandreou to Greeks:  "I will always be honest"
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During campaign, Papandreou proposed massive stimulus for weak economy
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Sunday's national elections were held two years before originally scheduled

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A Marine died Thursday in a noncombat incident in Baghdad — becoming the second U.S. military death associated with the campaign against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria. The Marine was identified as 19-year-old Lance Cpl. Sean P. Neal of Riverside, California. The Pentagon isn't providing more details and says it's investigating. Neal was a mortarman and had joined the Marine Corps. on July 22, 2013. Lance Cpl. Sean P. Neal, 19, has died in a noncombat incident in Baghdad Neal joined the Marine Corps. in 2013 and had just arrived in the Middle East a month before his death
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Lance Cpl. Sean P. Neal, 19, died in a noncombat incident in Baghdad
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Neal, of Riverside, California, arrived in Iraq a month ago
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He becomes the second US military death in the campaign against the Islamic State group in Iraq and Syria

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Cindra Ladd claims that Bill Cosby drugged and then raped her back in 1969 The wife of Oscar-winning Hollywood producer Alan Ladd Jr. is the latest woman to come forward and accuse Bill Cosby of sexual assault. Cindra Ladd, a philanthropist and former entertainment executive, claims that the comedian drugged and then raped her back in 1969. 'It was obvious to me that he had had sex with me,' she wrote in a Huffington Post blog. 'I was horrified, embarrassed and ashamed. There was a mirror above the bed, which shocked me further.' Ladd recalls that she was 21, single and living in New York City when she met Cosby, then 32 and already married to his wife Camille.
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Cindra Ladd claims comedian Cosby drugged and then raped her back in 1969 when she was 21 and he was 32 and married
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The pair used to go on dates and then one time Ladd had a 'terrible headache' and Cosby gave her a pill
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She recalls waking up nude the next day in a strange bed and with Cosby wearing a bathrobe and acting as if everything was normal
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She has only met Cosby once since then - she describes shaking but he failed to recognize her

Question: @placeholder in 1969 and recently: Over the past three months, at least two dozen women have come forward alleging that Cosby had sexually abused them


(CNN) -- Dubai sent investors reeling Thursday after asking creditors to freeze the debt repayments of one of its biggest holding companies, Dubai World. The announcement came after the market close on the eve of the Eid holiday and Thanksgiving in the U.S., leaving traders' hands tied over their exposure to investments in the Emirate. Shares dropped in London and Europe as bankers struggled to gauge the implications of the debt freeze without additional guidance from Wall Street. With very little information being distributed from Dubai, the market has been left to question the motives of ruler Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum and the financial future of Dubai World and its huge portfolio.
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Dubai stuns global investors by calling for a debt "standstill" on Dubai World and Nakheel debts
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Market reactions restrained by public holidays in the Middle East and the U.S.
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Nakheel is Dubai World's real estate arm, owns "The Palm Islands," and "The World"
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Dubai World said to account for $59 billion of Dubia's $80 billion debt

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A man alleged to be a local Afghan policeman killed an American service member in eastern Afghanistan on Monday, while two British troops were shot and killed by an Afghan soldier in the southern province of Helmand, according to U.S., NATO and Afghan officials. The British troops were killed outside a Provincial Reconstruction Team's headquarters in the southern city of Lashkar Gah, NATO and local officials said. Coalition forces then fatally shot the gunman. A spokesman for the provincial governor said the incident stemmed from an argument the soldier had with the victims. The eastern Afghanistan victim was an American soldier, a senior U.S. defense official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told CNN. NATO said he was shot as he approached an Afghan local police checkpoint; it said Afghan and coalition forces are investigating the incident but released no further details.
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Three NATO troops were killed Monday by what authorities say were Afghan forces
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The killings come after U.S. soldier was charged with shooting rampage this month
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The ISAF commander says he can't discount revenge as a motive

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Question: "The enemies of the people and peace want to finish confidence among Afghan and @placeholder forces, but they will never cover their evil aims by carrying out such violent acts," he said in a statement.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:34 EST, 8 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:13 EST, 8 November 2012 A microlight pilot killed minutes into his first solo flight had had no formal training, air accident investigators reported today. Adrian Paterson, 49, from Clackmannan, Scotland, died when his craft plunged to the ground, probably after stalling following a steep climb, the Department for Transport's air accident investigation branch (AAIB) has revealed. The investigation concluded the crash, in which he is believed to have plummeted up to 300ft in his Gernini Flash IIA, happened because Mr Paterson had attempted a solo flight without the required training.
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Adrian Paterson, 49, plunged 300ft to ground as he flew craft alone
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The Scot had no record of taking a formal flying training course
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But microlight pilots must have licence that takes 25 flight hours to achieve

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(CNN) -- Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome won the 139th running of the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore on Saturday with a burst at the homestretch -- moving a step closer to the illustrious and elusive Triple Crown. California Chrome was heavily favored in the 10-horse field. With Victor Espinoza riding, the colt held off a hard-charging Ride On Curlin to take the second jewel in the Triple Crown. Social Inclusion finished third. Now, with the Kentucky Derby and Preakness victories, if California Chrome wins the Belmont Stakes next month in New York, he'll be the first horse since Affirmed in 1978 to achieve the ultimate feat in thoroughbred racing.
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Kentucky Derby winner California Chrome moves a step closer to Triple Crown
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California Chrome held off Ride On Curlin in the 10-horse field
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Jockey Victor Espinoza will get his second shot at the Triple Crown
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Espinoza rode War Emblem to Derby, Preakness wins in 2002, but didn't win Belmont

Question: Of the 38 horses that won both the Derby and Preakness, only 11 went on to victory in the @placeholder, which covers a greater distance than either of the preceding Triple Crown races.


By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 03:41 EST, 30 August 2013 | UPDATED: 06:22 EST, 30 August 2013 As an American playing at the American Grand Slam tournament, John Isner found it hard to believe so many U.S. Open spectators were cheering so vigorously for his French opponent, Gael Monfils. They clapped rhythmically while chanting: 'Let's go, Monfils!' They loudly sang his last name between points. They rose to their feet and raucously saluted Monfils's best shots. They applauded faults and other miscues by the 13th-seeded Isner, the highest-ranked U.S. man, who eventually pulled out a 7-5, 6-2, 4-6, 7-6 (4) victory last night.
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Flushing Meadows spectators clapped and chanted for Gael Monfils
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Saluted Frenchman's best shots and even applauded Isner's faults
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Isner: 'I was disappointed. If I was in France, it wouldn't be like that'
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American, who is seeded number 13, went on to win in four sets

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They were undoubtedly the main attraction. Two rays of South American sunshine to pierce the gloom of a freezing January afternoon in Manchester, two dashes of spice sprinkled on the already-tasty dish of Manchester City versus Arsenal. In the blue corner, Sergio Aguero of Argentina. Back in business, fit again and firing after injury and hotly-fancied to add to his 19 goal tally for the season so far. In the red corner (well yellow and blue), Alexis Sanchez of Chile. A £30m man who has paid back his hefty transfer fee already; exceeding even the loftiest of pre-season expectations with his 18 goals, copious assists and a seldom-found and whole-hearted desire to play in EVERY single game.
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Manchester City vs Arsenal was billed as clash of Alexis Sanchez and Sergio Aguero at the Etihad
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Sanchez pulled the strings for the visitors in the first-half
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The Argentine improved after the break as Sanchez faded a little
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Both were overshadowed by Santi Cazorla, the game's best player
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He converted a first-half penalty and set up Olivier Giroud for second

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Brazil star David Luiz doesn't seem too concerned by the pressures of playing the 2014 World Cup on home soil, if the behind the scenes footage from 'Brasil: A Nation Expects' is anything to go by. As Luiz Felipe Scolari's side prepare for the major tournament, several players sat down to talk about the expectations of a nation for the official film of the Brazil national team and Luiz looks to be in good spirits. However, Luiz will be hoping his ball skills are slightly better in Brazil than in the short clip which sees the 27-year-old lose control of a ball in front of the camera and smash a Chandelier in the process.
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David Luiz and his Brazil team-mate discuss the pressures of trying to win 2014 World Cup on home soil
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Luiz smashes chandelier during kick-about with Brazil midfielder Oscar
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Chelsea's Ramires admits if a player can't handle pressure then they shouldn't be playing for Brazil

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:49 EST, 6 March 2014 | UPDATED: 17:55 EST, 6 March 2014 A passenger plane flying from Lebanon to Iraq was forced to turn back after the Iraqi transport minister's son missed the flight and phoned Baghdad to stop the aircraft from landing, a spokesman for the airline said. Marwan Salha, acting chairman of Middle East Airlines said the flight, scheduled to leave at 12.40pm, had been delayed for six minutes while MEA staff looked for Mahdi al-Amiri, son of Hadi al-Amiri, and his friend in the business lounge. 'We made the necessary announcements and the last calls,' he said. 'The plane took off but one of the passengers turned out to be the son of the minister of Iraq.'
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Flight delayed while staff looked for Mahdi al-Amiri son of Hadi al-Amiri
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He was reportedly furious to find the plane had taken off without him
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20 minutes later Baghdad airport called to deny it clearance to land
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Plane was forced to return to Beirut where the passengers disembarked
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Iraq transport ministry denied al-Amiri was booked on the flight
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It claims the plane had been turned around due to airport cleaning

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By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 07:23 EST, 28 May 2013 | UPDATED: 12:59 EST, 28 May 2013 War memorials defaced with Islamic slogans were being cleaned up today with the veterans’ charity footing the bill. The two monuments were targeted in London as police forces across the country dealt with a spate of ugly attacks fuelled by hatred after soldier Lee Rigby’s murder. The newly erected tribute to the bomber pilots of World War II was one of two central London war memorials defaced by vandals on Monday. The other was the Animals in War memorial. The clean-up begins: A contractor removes Islam graffiti which was daubed on a memorials to members of RAF Bomber Command after a spate of ugly attacks in the wake of soldier Lee Rigby's murder
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London monuments to bomber pilots and war horses daubed with graffiti
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Targeted as police dealt with spate of attacks after murder of Lee Rigby
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RAF Benevolent Fund has to pick up tab to clean Bomber Command tribute
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Question: Making good: At the @placeholder monument, two contractors worked for over an hour removing the metre-high bright red letters spelling 'Islam'


(CNN) -- Olli Heinonen, the former deputy director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency recently asserted that Iran having passed the "point of no return" in its nuclear weapons program could within two weeks have the ability to enrich enough missile-grade uranium to build a bomb. Yet U.S.-led direct negotiations with Iran broke down in Geneva while the potential remains for the unraveling of sanctions. Israel wants Iran's enrichment of uranium set back by 12 months along with the dismantling of numerous centrifuges. The U.S., however, is willing to set it back by five months. Israel fears the problem with the U.S. timeline is if Iran kicks out inspectors, Washington would not have sufficient time to gear up militarily.
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Former IAEA deputy: Iran could have ability to enrich bomb-grade uranium in 2 weeks
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Israel fears Washington would have insufficient time to gear up militarily - Barak Seener
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Seener: U.S.'s policies aiding Islamism, by backing Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and Syrian jihadists
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Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Turkey as well as Israel all fear Iran gaining nuclear status - Seener

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