On the field at least, this crushing Hibs victory represented a new low for Rangers and proof that the problems besetting this football team run a lot deeper than the identity of the manager. Any hope that the placing of Ally McCoist on gardening leave might provoke a positive reaction was dissolved within 12 barnstorming minutes as Hibs grabbed control of the contest and rendered it an early walkover with strikes from David Gray and Jason Cummings. This was Rangers’ heaviest domestic defeat since losing 6-2 in an Old Firm derby in 2000, a day on which a certain Alan Stubbs helped man the Celtic defence. Stubbs the manager spoke afterwards of Hibs’ near-perfect performance and, in Scott Allan, he possessed the game’s classiest performer.
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Hibs have now closed the gap to three points after thrashing Rangers
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David Gray opened the scoring, before Jason Cummings doubled the lead
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Scott Robertson scored the third, before Liam Craig completed the win
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Kenny McDowall was taking charge of Rangers for the first time

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:38 EST, 22 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:41 EST, 22 January 2014 And elderly man had to be airlifted from a cathedral tower in Basel-Country, Switzerland after hitting his head on the church bell. The 82-year-old civil engineer was inspecting the tower during a renovation at the cathedral of Arlesheim, when he suffered a head injury. The man fell nearly ten feet to a platform, where medics arrived to treat his injuries. High importance: The 82-year-old civil engineer had been inspecting the tower when he hit his head on the church bell and needed medial attention
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Civil engineer suffered head injury inspecting bell tower in Switzerland
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The 82-year-old man had to be airlifted to a nearby hospital

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:17 EST, 12 November 2012 | UPDATED: 02:57 EST, 13 November 2012 Angela Merkel was greeted with Nazi jibes from protesters in Lisbon today as she arrived in the Portuguese capital to advocate the benefits of austerity and economic reforms. As with her recent trips to bailed-out Greece and debt-stricken Spain, demonstrators unhappy about tax hikes and pay cuts devised to improve public finances turned their anger on the German leader. Portugal needed a 78 billion euro ($99 billion) rescue package last year when it was engulfed by the eurozone's debt crisis and living standards have dropped sharply.
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Demonstrators wore T-shirts saying 'Adolf Merkel' and including a swastika
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Signs say 'Merkel Nazi, Go Away!' and, in German 'Merkel Raus' (Merkel Out)
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German Chancellor arrived in Lisbon to renew endorsement of spending cuts and tax increases
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Local newspaper says measures have 'made a Frankenstein out of Portugal'

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Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The Pakistani Taliban vowed on Thursday to kill Shakeel Afridi, the jailed Pakistani doctor accused of helping the CIA in the search for Osama bin Laden, a spokesman for the militant group told CNN. "We will cut him into pieces when we find him," Pakistani Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Ehsan told CNN by phone. "He spied for the U.S. to hunt down our hero Osama bin Laden." Pakistani officials say Afridi is being held in a prison in the city of Peshawar in northwest Pakistan. Last week a court in Pakistan's tribal region sentenced Afridi to 33 years in prison but a copy of the court order obtained by CNN shows Afridi was sentenced for alleged connections to the militant group Lashkar-e-Islam, not for helping Americans in the search for bin Laden.
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The Taliban says the doctor is No. 1 on its hit list
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A tribal court judgment says Shakeel Afridi had ties to Lashkar-e-Islam
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Officials disclosed earlier that the doctor was convicted for spying
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He was accused of helping find Osama bin Laden through a fake vaccination program

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ABECHE, Chad (CNN) -- Most of the 103 children that a French charity attempted to take to France from Chad for adoption are neither Sudanese nor orphans, three international aid agencies reported on Thursday. Hundreds of women protest child trafficking and shout anti-French slogans Wednesday in Abeche, Chad. Six members of Zoe's Ark were arrested last week as they tried to put the children on a plane to France, where the charity said host families were waiting to take the children in. Three French journalists, a seven-member Spanish flight crew and one Belgian were also arrested. Representatives of the journalists and flight crew said they were unaware of problems with Zoe's Ark and thought they were on a humanitarian mission.
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Red Cross, UNICEF, UNHCR interview children that charity tried to fly out of Chad
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Most are not from Sudan and have families, agencies say
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Six members of Zoe's Ark, 11 others under arrest in Chad

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Question: @placeholder authorities immediately accused the charity of kidnapping the children and concealing their identities.


The frontman of the rock band Sum 41 has warned his young fans of the dangers of drinking, after his liver and kidney collapsed. Deryck Whibley, the Canadian rockstar who used to be married to Avril Lavigne, spent more than a month in hospital after collapsing at home. Doctors have told the 34-year-old his organs are so damaged that if he has just one more drink he could die. Warning: graphic images Life-changing: Deryck posted this image of him in his hospital bed, where he was treated for liver and kidney problems last month Pain for pleasure: Whibley, the ex-husband of singer Avril Lavigne, says he fell sick after too many years of hard drinking
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Sum 41 singer Deryck Whibley was treated for liver and kidney problems after collapsing at home
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Ex-husband of Avril Lavigne blames years of hard-drinking for health scare

Question: His band Sum 41, last released an album in 2011 - the same year he and @placeholder divorced after four years of marriage.


By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 18:26 EST, 5 November 2012 | UPDATED: 18:26 EST, 5 November 2012 Backing a winner? Former VP candidate Sarah Palin has backed Romney for the White House Sarah Palin held off until the eve of the 2012 presidential election to reveal that she had decided to back Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan for the White House. The former Alaskan governor posted a lengthy message on Facebook detailing the reasons as to why she was behind the Republican candidates - and it was mostly a negative assessment of Obama's past four years. She wrote: 'On Tuesday, please vote for Governor Mitt Romney and the commonsense conservatives running for office in your states.'
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Palin told her Facebook friends to vote for 'commonsense conservatives'
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Former Alaskan governor slammed Obama for his 'failures and broken promises'

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They want all of us to cringe -- and they have succeeded. The Islamic radicals suddenly barreling across Iraq want to make sure people are horrified at their deeds. Leaders of the organization that calls itself ISIS, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, have launched a sophisticated propaganda campaign that turns the most basic principles of public relations on their head. No PR executive would advise a client to shout to the world details of his most gruesome acts and the extent of his cruelty, but that is precisely what ISIS is doing, and doing so very deliberately. The images of mass executions, of men digging their own graves before being shot in the back of the head, are splashed on the world's newspapers, television news and social media.
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Frida Ghitis: ISIS has launched a sophisticated PR campaign to scare Iraqis
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Ghitis: The group likes to publicize its horrific deeds, but this will surely backfire
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She says, incredibly, even al Qaeda has criticized ISIS for being too ruthless
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Ghitis: ISIS's brutal tactics create enemies; Iraqis will not embrace the group's rule

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He is a 9-year-old boy without a country. Menachem Zivotofsky is a U.S. citizen, born in Jerusalem. There lies his dilemma. The State Department, in an unusual exception, will not allow his family to list "Israel" as the nation of birth on his U.S. passport. The Supreme Court will decide whether granting this "small" gesture on behalf of a child half a world away -- and others like him -- would disrupt the Obama administration's ongoing efforts to secure a binding, lasting peace settlement for the troubled region. Oral arguments in the case are set for Monday. At issue are two questions, one narrow, one broad: May courts intervene to enforce a federal law explicitly directing the State Department how to record the birthplace of an American citizen on a passport? And does the law impermissibly infringe on the president's power to recognize a foreign sovereign?
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The case goes before the U.S. Supreme Court next week
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People born in Jerusalem can't list Israel as their place of birth
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The city is claimed by both Israelis and Palestinians

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:45 EST, 8 January 2014 | UPDATED: 20:12 EST, 8 January 2014 Fox News head Roger Ailes has spoken out about how he wants to launch an entirely new channel dedicated to teaching 'the kids' history with the help of his star anchor Bill O'Reilly while keeping the changes at Fox to a minimum. He also said that he has no concerns about Fox News staying at the top spot in cable news since his main competitors- saying that MSNBC 'dodged a bullet' by firing Alec Baldwin and slamming CNN as effectively 'throwing in the towel' by adding more documentaries to their programing line up.
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Fox News chief is under fire as a new book will be published shortly claiming that he bad-mouthed O'Reilly and propositioned a female hire
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Ailes gave a rare sit-down interview and slammed his competitors CNN and MSNBC for 'throwing in the towel' in the ratings race
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Praised Fox News and said that he wants to launch a new venture focused on the 'real' version of history with O'Reilly
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Gave his thoughts on a bevy of Fox figures like Megyn Kelly ('talented'), Sarah Palin ('attractive') and Elisabeth Hasselbeck ('in a tough spot')
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Says CNN and MSNBC- Fox's top competitors- are 'no longer in the news business'

Question: The work that O'Reilly does outside of his show- namely writing books and promoting specials with a historical edge- as a possible new venue for growth, but pointedly saying that there were no plans for @placeholder to leave the Fox line-up anytime soon.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 13:57 EST, 15 October 2013 | UPDATED: 15:57 EST, 15 October 2013 Diet Coke, the second-most popular soft drink in the country, may be losing some of its pop. During a conference call with analysts Tuesday, a Coca-Cola executive noted that the soda brand was 'under a bit of pressure' because of people's concerns over its ingredients, alluding to the growing wariness of artificial sweeteners in recent years. Steve Cahillane, who heads Coca-Cola's North American and Latin American business, noted that the issue wasn't specific to Diet Coke, but that many diet foods and drinks in the U.S. are facing the same concerns.
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A Coca-Cola executive says the soda brand is 'under a bit of pressure' because of concern over its ingredients
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Overall sales of diet sodas are falling at a faster rate than regular sodas

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By Claire Bates The NHS recommends people over 65 take a daily vitamin D supplement Older women who pop vitamin D and calcium supplements to prevent broken bones may be taking them in vain, according to leading experts. A U.S government advisory group found taking typical low doses provided no benefits for average post-menopausal women. What is more taking 400IU of vitamin D and 1,000mg of calcium daily increased the risk of developing kidney stones. Both nutrients are crucial for building and maintaining strong, healthy bones and specialists advise getting as much as possible from a good diet and exposure to sunlight.
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Taking typical supplement dose provides no benefits for average post-menopausal women, finds U.S task force
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Bill Cross, 79, was knocked down and killed by Paul Bithell in a Stoke-on-Trent pub car park A widow hugged the careless driver who  killed her husband yesterday in court after convincing the judge to give him softer sentence. Bill Cross, 79 - the grandfather of Port Vale striker Tom Pope - died 17 days after he was knocked down by a reversing motorist in a Stoke-on-Trent pub car park last November. Married father-of-two Paul Bithell, 30, was ordered to carry out 120 hours unpaid work after admitting causing death by careless driving. He claimed he had not been able to see the pensioner in the dark when he knocked him down in the Sneyd Arms pub in Sneyd Green.
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Bill Cross, 79, was knocked down and killed by Paul Bithell in a pub car park
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Bithell admitted causing death by dangerous driving and was spared jail
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Mr Cross's widow Doreen wrote letter to the judge saying it was an accident
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She hugged Bithell in court after he was given just 120 hours unpaid work

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(CNN) -- The streets of Ferguson finally look like a tranquil Missouri town again. The protests have calmed. Children can safely go back to school. And after Michael Brown was laid to rest, residents are honoring his family's wish for peace. But now a different kind of strife looms: the legal battle over whether Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson was justified in shooting and killing the unarmed teenager. Here's what to expect as the case moves forward: A grand jury will weigh the case Twelve members of a local grand jury will decide whether to bring charges against Wilson. The grand jury started hearing testimony last week, but it could take two months before jurors reach a decision.
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A grand jury is considering whether to bring charges against Officer Darren Wilson
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"It's very tough to convict an officer," a retired chief deputy U.S. marshal says
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The officer will have to "explain a reason for each of those six shots," a legal analyst says
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A federal civil rights investigation is also underway

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World number one Rory McIlroy insists the desire to redress the balance in Ryder Cup history means the event will not be diminished by Europe's recent dominance over the United States. The 16 1/2 to 11 1/2 victory at Gleneagles was their eighth in 10 attempts, but with the overall record in America's favour the Northern Irishman knows there is still a long way to go. Europe still trail 25-12 in terms of victories and captain Paul McGinley used a graphic depicting the divide as a motivational tool this week. It was celebrations all around as Rory McIlroy helped Europe win the Ryder Cup
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Europe's 16½-11½ victory means they have now won eight of the last 10 Ryder Cup
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But Europe still trail USA 25-12 in the overall standings
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World no.1 Rory McIlroy beat close friend Rickie Fowler 5&4 on Sunday
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He is not worried the event will be diminished by Europe's recent dominance

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(HLNtv.com) -- The father of slain Florida teen Trayvon Martin gave Florida A&M football players an inspiring speech and a great lesson on the virtues of perseverance, said the team's head coach, Earl Holmes. So Holmes gave Tracy Martin something in return: a captaincy. After being invited recently to speak to the Rattlers football team in Tallahassee, Florida, Trayvon's father was named an honorary captain for FAMU's 2013 football season. He will join them on the field September 1 for their season opener against Mississippi Valley State and participate in the pregame coin toss. "He was very, very encouraging," Holmes told the Orlando Sentinel.
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Florida A&M's coach invites Tracy Martin, Trayvon's dad, to speak
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He receives a standing ovation from the players
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Tracy Martin is named the honorary captain for the Rattlers' season

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(CNN) -- A Cardiff City fan who became so disillusioned with the rebranding of the football club he followed that he put his support up for auction on eBay has a new team to follow -- Tottenham Hotspur. The final straw for Cardiff fan Ben Dudley was the decision by the Welsh team's Malaysian owners to rebrand the club by insisting they play in red rather than their traditional blue to boost their appeal to Asian audiences. The internet sparked global interest with Dudley's support eventually bought by a Spurs fan for over a thousand dollars. "The reception from Spurs fans that have been in contact with me has been great and I've had offers of help with tickets and people to attend games with," Dudley told CNN.
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Ben Dudley put his support up for auction after Cardiff City were rebranded
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A winning bid of $1,324 sees him support Tottenham Hotspur next season
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Bids on eBay came from Melbourne, New York and Seattle
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Dudley's father has always supported Tottenham

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Question: However, having become so disheartened with @placeholder , the internet auction has gone some way to restoring his faith in football.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- A prominent California Democrat campaign fund manager charged with defrauding a state legislator of $677,181 is in settlement negotiations with federal prosecutors, a law enforcement source said Tuesday. Kinde Durkee, whose Durkee & Associates firm is based in Burbank, California, has been charged with two counts of mail fraud regarding the alleged misappropriation of $677,181 in campaign funds belonging to California Assemblyman Jose Solorio, a Democrat whose office is based in Anaheim, authorities said. The law enforcement source asked for anonymity because the source wasn't authorized to speak publicly about the negotiations. Durkee is accused of filing false disclosure reports to hide the misappropriations, according to an affidavit by FBI Agent Reginald Coleman.
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Kinde Durkee is a prominent campaign fund manager for California Democrats
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She has been charged with two counts of mail fraud
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She is accused of misappropriating $677,181 in campaign funds
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The FBI accuses her of spending other clients' money on personal expenses

Question: "The investigation is looking at all of the accounts of clients of Kinde Durkee," including those of elected @placeholder, Horwood said.


Explosive claims: Lawrence Wilkerson (pictured), Colin Powell's former chief of staff, said Diego Garcia was used as a 'transit location' for the US government's 'nefarious activities' after 9/11 Interrogations of terror suspects took place on the British overseas territory of Diego Garcia, according to a senior official in George W Bush's administration. Lawrence Wilkerson said 'nefarious activities' had occurred on the Indian Ocean island, which the UK leases to the US military. And he said it was 'difficult to think' the UK authorities were unaware that detainees were being questioned. The former White House aide's revelations will increase the pressure on David Cameron to order a public inquiry into the extent of Britain's involvement in the CIA's rendition and torture programme.
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Island was 'transit location' for the U.S. government's 'nefarious activities'
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Claims made by Lawrence Wilkerson, Colin Powell's former chief of staff
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Comments came after report revealed details of CIA's rendition programme
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UK claims only two rendition flights went through island to refuel in 2002

Question: 'Ministers have consistently claimed only two @placeholder rendition victims ever landed on Diego Garcia – Lawrence Wilkerson's comments suggest that either they haven't been honest with the public, or the US government hasn't been honest with them.'


(CNN) -- The Vital Center is under siege on Capital Hill. "Congress is now more polarized than at any time since the late 19th century," attests the data-driven blog Vote View. It has gotten so bad that Sen. Olympia Snowe is throwing in the towel on her three-term career in disgust: "I do find it frustrating," she said, "that an atmosphere of polarization and 'my way or the highway' ideologies has become pervasive in campaigns and in our governing institutions." What's worse, she doesn't think it's going to get better any time soon: "I do not realistically expect the partisanship of recent years in the Senate to change over the short term."
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John Avlon: Fed up with partisan dysfunction, Olympia Snowe not seeking re-election
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She is among politicians targeted by own party for being centrist, a damaging trend, he says
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GOP may live to regret this, he says: Her leaving will make it tough to regain the Senate
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Avlon: This should be wake-up call for moderate Americans

Question: "We must return to an era of civility in government driven by a common purpose to fulfill the promise that is unique to @placeholder."


TEHRAN, Iran (CNN)  -- A senior official with Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard is calling for the prosecution of two key opposition leaders and a former president, accusing them of fanning the protests that have gripped the nation since its disputed presidential election two months ago. A top official in Iran wants to put former President Mohammad Khatami, left, and Mir Hossein Moussavi on trial. Opposition leaders Mir Hossein Moussavi and Mehdi Karrubi, along with former reformist President Mohammad Khatami, should be tried for attempting to lead a Western-backed "velvet revolution" that aimed to topple the regime, the official said. "If Moussavi, Khatami ... and Karrubi are the main suspects believed to have been behind the velvet coup in Iran, which they are, we expect the judiciary to go after them, arrest them, put them on trial and punish them according to the law," said Brigadier General Yadollah Javani.
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Brigadier General Yadollah Javani is a senior official in the Revolutionary Guard
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He wants to put opposition leaders Mir Hossein Moussavi, Mehdi Karrubi on trial
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Javani also wants to put former reformist President Mohammad Khatami on trial
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Until now, the government has gone after the protesters themselves

Question: Moussavi and @placeholder have contended the detainees were forced into confessions through torture.


Spain manager Vicente del Bosque says he will remain 'stubborn' over the selection of Diego Costa. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho blamed Del Bosque for Costa's recent injury problems, insisting the striker should not have played in Spain's Euro 2016 qualifiers against Luxembourg and Slovakia. And Del Bosque has responded to Mourinho's criticism by declaring that he will not leave Costa out just to satisfy the Chelsea manager. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Jose Mourinho say 'I don't speak with Vicente del Bosque' Striker Diego Costa pictured playing for Spain (left) and for Premier League leaders Chelsea (right) Spain manager Vicente del Bosque insists he will remain 'stubborn' over the selection of Costa
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Diego Costa was picked to face Luxembourg and Slovakia earlier this month
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Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho insisted Costa's injury was down to that
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Spain boss Vicente del Bosque says he will remain 'stubborn' over Costa
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The striker will still be selected by Del Bosque despite Mourinho's moans

Question: And when asked whether Costa's problems were now over, @placeholder added: 'But he still has (to play for) the national team in November!'


(CNN) -- The only thing Venus Williams treasures more than winning is a decent nap. Venus Williams knocks Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova out of the  Barclays Dubai Tennis Championships on February 17, 2009. Just before a match, when other top tennis players might be psyching themselves up for a three-set onslaught, the elder of the Williams sisters can be found somewhere private, snoozing. "I'm always sleepy," she told CNN in an interview for this month's edition of "Revealed." "I'm literally taking a nap during the first set and the match before me, so I'm probably the only person that can go to sleep, come out 15 minutes later and start playing."
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Venus Williams admits she's always sleepy, likes to nap before a match
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The sixth seed is playing in the Dubai Tennis Championships this week
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Venus aims to topple sister Serena to become world number one in 2009
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Watch Venus Williams on Revealed this week at the times below

Question: The youngest of five sisters, @placeholder says she continues to draw inspiration from her closest sibling.


A French right-wing historian shot himself dead yesterday in front of hundreds of tourists at the altar of the Notre Dame cathedral in Paris in protest at the introduction of gay marriage in France. Dominique Venner, 78, is said to have walked calmly past the crowds before taking out an automatic pistol and shooting himself in the head. It came three days after President Francois Hollande signed gay marriage into law despite the issue proving hugely controversial. Dominique Venner, an historian, shot himself dead in front of the altar of Paris's Notre Dame Cathedral, according to French media reports, reportedly in protest at moves to allow gay people to marry in France
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Man kills himself in iconic Parisian attraction
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French media reports say historian Dominique Venner shot himself
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He is known to be a virulent opponent of gay marriage
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The 78-year-old also fought in a militant paramilitary group
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The historic site was close to the public

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(CNN) -- It's one of the most individual sports, yet it sometimes demands that fierce rivals unify to compete against other countries in what could be called the World Cup of tennis. A Davis Cup final already steeped in intrigue soared to another level Saturday and now the question is: Can Roger Federer and Switzerland recover against France in front of a potential record crowd this weekend? Federer's back -- the area of his body that has intermittently hindered the 17-time grand slam champion in a mostly healthy career -- is only part of the issue. His relationship with teammate Stan Wawrinka in the wake of 'Mirka Gate' is worth monitoring, too.
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France hosts Switzerland in one of the most anticipated Davis Cup finals in decades
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Roger Federer is bidding for his first Davis Cup title this weekend in Lille
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Federer's back is a question mark and so is his relationship with teammate Stan Wawrinka
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The French are desperate to win the Davis Cup to end a 13-year drought in the team event

Question: Federer was omitted from Saturday's doubles, as was @placeholder, though changes can be made on the day.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- City officials in New York have denied Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's request to visit the site of the destroyed World Trade Center next week, a police spokesman said Wednesday. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad asked to visit ground zero, but New York city officials said no. The controversial, outspoken president wanted to "pay his respects" and lay a wreath at the site of the 2001 al Qaeda attacks during his visit to the U.N. General Assembly, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said, citing Iranian officials. But workers are rebuilding the foundations of the site, "and it would not be possible for him to go where other people don't go," Kelly told CNN.
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad wanted to visit ground zero
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New York City officials said no because site is under construction
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The United States considers Iran a state sponsor of terrorism
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Leaders call request "audacious," "unacceptable"

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(CNN) -- Argentina striker Sergio Aguero may have scored two goals as a second-half substitute on his Manchester City debut, but the club's manager Roberto Mancini maintained the 23-year-old has yet to regain his full fitness. City opened their English Premier League campaign on Monday with a 4-0 victory over top-flight newcomers Swansea City, with Aguero netting a brace after replacing Nigel de Jong on 60 minutes. Italian coach Mancini said Aguero, who joined City from Atletico Madrid for a club-record fee in July, was short of peak fitness because of his appearances for Argentina at the recent Copa America.
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Roberto Mancini has said Manchester City's Sergio Aguero is not yet 100%
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The Argentina scored two goals as a second-half substitute on his debut against Swansea
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City defeated the newly-promoted side 4-0 with goals from Aguero, Dzeko and Silva

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(CNN) -- Packaging can change how people see things. And when it comes to sex, it could maybe help save lives too. The Center for African Family Studies (CAFS), a Nairobi-based international NGO, has teamed up with Kenyan artist Michael Soi to create an eye-catching condom line with pop art-inspired packaging to promote safe sex and raise awareness about HIV/AIDS. The group has turned to crowdsourcing website Indiegogo to raise funds for its campaign, which aims to encourage condom usage among local youth in a country where an estimated 1.6 million people struggle with HIV/AIDS. "They were giving out free condoms when I went to the HIV conference in Cape Town recently," says CAFS director of operations Jonathan Spangler. "These condoms were brightly colored, like nothing seen in Kenya -- glow in the dark, different flavors, different prints. We put a picture of them on Facebook and we had youth calling us up asking where they could purchase them," he adds.
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Kenyan youth face social stigmas purchasing condoms, according to the Center for African Family Studies in Nairobi
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The NGO has launched a crowdfunding campaign to start a line of pop art condoms
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They say putting art on packaging disguises condoms and encourages safe sex

Question: "I felt like everybody is basically trying to deal with this whole issue -- @placeholder, unwanted pregnancies -- and when I talk about everybody I mean the church is doing whatever they can, the government is doing whatever they can," says Soi.


(CNN) -- The Republican 2016 presidential field is starting to come into focus with potential contenders making notable moves this week. Here's a breakdown of the latest headlines starting to shape the early race for the Republican nomination. Portman is out Pollsters can cross one name off their long list: Rob Portman. The Ohio Republican announced Tuesday he's running for re-election to his Senate seat. Portman was vetted, but ultimately not picked, to be Mitt Romney's running mate in 2012, and he would have been the first pro-same sex marriage Republican presidential candidate if he ran this cycle. He said as recently as two weeks ago that he was considering a presidential run, telling CNN's Erin McPike that he "probably (has) more experience than other people who are running or thinking about running."
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Rob Portman announced he won't run for president in 2016
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Jeb Bush, however, said he's still "thinking" and will make a decision soon
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A new CNN poll shows Mitt Romney is still the top favorite, wtih Ben Carson in second
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Rand Paul and Chris Christie are also making moves toward 2016

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Liberia plans to prosecute the airline passenger who brought Ebola into the U.S., alleging that he lied on an airport questionnaire about not having any contact with an infected person, authorities said on Thursday. Thomas Eric Duncan filled out a series of questions about his health and activities before leaving on his journey to Dallas, Texas on September 19. On the form he answered no to every question. Among other questions, the form asked whether Duncan had cared for an Ebola patient or touched the body of anyone who had died in an area affected by Ebola. Scroll down for video
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Thomas Eric Duncan filled out questions about his health and activities before leaving on his journey to Dallas - he answered no to all of them
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Duncan reportedly carried a pregnant woman suffering from Ebola to hospital - she died hours later from the virus
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Mr Duncan is quarantined at Texas Presbyterian after developing symptoms of Ebola last Thursday
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His girlfriend, her son and two nephews are quarantined; 100 people who came into contact with him being questioned
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UN Secretary General says flights from Ebola-afflicted nations should continue, despite the fact that the disease has spread to the U.S.

Question: Health officials are focusing on containment to try to stem the possibility of the Ebola virus spreading beyond @placeholder, who arrived in Dallas on Sept. 20 to visit relatives and fell ill a few days later.


Sony will release its controversial movie 'The Interview in UK cinemas on February 6, it has been announced. The movie, which features the fictional assassination of North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un was initially withdrawn by the film company after it was targeted by hackers in November 2014. The attack was blamed on North Korea who were angry about the subject of the comedy starring Seth Rogen and James Franco. Scroll down for video Sony has announced that The Interview, pictured, will be shown in UK cinemas from February 6 The film starring James Franco, left, and Seth Rogen, right, had its US release delayed after threats
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UK film fans will finally get the chance to see The Interview on February 6
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Sony UK announced they will release the controversial film in cinemas
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The release comes after leaked emails from Sony UK said it was 'unfunny'
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The film features the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

Question: North Korea has denied that it is behind the massive cyber attack on @placeholder in November 2014


There was a New York Christmas miracle at 125th Street Station on Tuesday when a blind man and his guide dog survived being runover by a subway train after they both fell onto the tracks - but now the two friends face being separated because his owner can't afford to care for him. Cecil Williams, 61, was making his way to the dentist at 9.30 am with his 10-year-old black Labrador Orlando when he suddenly felt faint and began to wobble perilously close to the edge of the platform. His longtime buddy desperately tried to hold him back from falling by pulling at his leash.
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Cecil Williams, 61, and his 10-year-old black Labrador guide dog Orlando fell onto the tracks on Tuesday at 125th Street subway station
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Orlando woke Williams by licking his face as an approaching A train was arriving
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The pair cowered in the gap in the middle of the tracks and Williams only suffered a gash to his head as the train rolled over them
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His health insurance does not cover a non-working dog

Question: As @placeholder regained consciousness, he heard someone telling him to be still.


London (CNN) -- Lawyers for Julian Assange wrapped up their case against his extradition to Sweden on Tuesday and challenged a Swedish prosecutor to "come to London" to defend her handling of the sexual misconduct allegations facing the WikiLeaks founder. "Today, we have seen a Hamlet without the princess -- a prosecutor who has been ready to feed the media within information, but has been unwilling to come here," Assange attorney Mark Stephens told reporters outside a south London courtroom. Stephens called on Swedish prosecutor Marianne Ny to attend the extradition hearing when it resumes Friday and "subject yourself to the cross-examination."
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Assange denies sexual misconduct allegations
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Swedish prosecutors shouldn't have released Assange's name in a rape case, a witness says

Question: Sundberg-Weitman said @placeholder has a "rather biased view against men" and has "lost balance" on sexual offenses after years of working with battered women.


(EW.com) -- Fox's "New Girl" returned on Tuesday, with Jessica Day (Zooey Deschanel) and Nick Miller (Jake Johnson) continuing to address the fallout of the Kiss Heard 'Round the Loft (and the Internet universe). Since all eyes have been on Johnson's character and his panic moonwalk lately, we caught up with the man himself to find out a little more about his musical tastes. (Hint: His co-star's band made the list.) Read on to see what's on Jake Johnson's iPod: Bob Dylan, "World Gone Wrong" "I'm going nuts for this these days. I got into Dylan when I was 15 at random, and every few months, I'll put a different Dylan on. And Dylan's the only musician for me that kind of sets a tone for how the world should be. You just get caught up in his view of Earth, and he's the only guy where I'm like, 'I think he's right. That weirdo's got it figured out.'
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"New Girl" returned on Tuesday with Jessica Day and Nick Miller addressing their kiss
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Actor Jake Johnson plays Nick Miller on the Fox comedy
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Johnson: "Dylan's the only musician for me that kind of sets a tone for how the world should be"

Question: But '@placeholder' is early '90s, so I thought it was going to be terrible, but it is great Dylan.


At the PFA’s annual ceremony in April 2013, Sir Alex Ferguson was invited on to the stage with the Class of 92 to collect a special merit award. With a room full of several hundred people slapping him on the back as he made his way up to the receive the award, it would have been very easy for him to take all the glory. Instead, as Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville and Paul Scholes looked on, Ferguson spoke about the men who really did discover the group of players who trialled each night at Albert Park in Salford in the late Eighties.
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Jordon Ibe was brought to Liverpool's attention by Mel Johnson
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Ibe has played nine times for the Reds first team and never lost
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Johnson says: 'You have to go to games and go with your gut instincts'
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Brought to Anfield by Damien Comolli, Johnson was sacked last year
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Question: Johnson flagged both to @placeholder when he arrived at the club shortly after the appointment of Damien Comolli as technical director in 2010.


By Snejana Farberov and David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 19:35 EST, 29 October 2013 | UPDATED: 03:02 EST, 31 October 2013 The heiress of the Mars candy empire will face a misdemeanor charge of reckless driving following a fatal two-car crash that occurred earlier this month near her home in Virginia. Jacqueline Badger Mars, 74, was driving her 2004 Porsche SUV in Loudoun County on October 4 when she allegedly crossed the median on Route 50 and slammed into a 2013 Chrysler minivan. A backseat passenger in the minivan - 86-year-old grandmother Irene Ellisor, of Huntsville, Texas - was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Jacqueline Badger Mars, 74, was involved in a car crash near her home in Virginia earlier this month
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Her Porsche allegedly crossed the median on Route 50 and slammed into a minivan
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Irene Ellisor, 86, wasn't wearing a seat-belt and was killed in the crash
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The candy empire heiress now faces reckless driving charges

Question: Candy queen: @placeholder and her two brothers own the largest sweets manufacturer in the world with $33billion in sales


For Peterborough, the first half of this season turned out much like last. A strong start, some raw talent unearthed by shrewd dealing in the transfer market; followed by a slump that has seen them fall away from automatic promotion contenders to play-off outsiders. In fact, Darren Ferguson’s side are far closer to the League One drop zone in terms of points than they are the top two – 16 off second-placed Swindon yet only eight clear of Crewe in 21st. Peterborough made a strong start to the season but have fallen out of the League One play-off places The damning statistics go on. Following Sunday’s 0-0 draw at home to Doncaster, Peterborough have won just once in their last 10 league games. That is relegation form.
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Peterborough started strongly but have fallen out of the play-off places
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The Posh have won just one of their the last 10 league encounters
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Chairman Darragh McAnthony is set to conduct a full review of 2014

Question: @placeholder needs to get the best out of what he’s got already and with nearly two weeks until their next match while that review of 2014 takes places, the training field is where he has to find the answers.


Sticky fingers led to a sticky situation early on Wednesday morning when a Southwest Florida man got stuck in a chimney as he was allegedly trying to break into another man's home. Unlike Santa Claus, 25 year-old Richard Tyler Brandon was allegedly trying to break into Mike Whitley's home via the chimney to collect enough money for booze, not to grab a helping of milk and cookies. Scroll Down for Video Santa: Alleged burglar Richard Tyler Brandon got caught halfway down the chimney Santa's Helper: Derek Grenfell found police officers to help his friend break free Empty stocking: Brandon's sooty foot dangles from the chimney in Mike Whitley's home
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'Dude, you're not Santa Claus, what are you doing,' said Richard Tyler Brandon's friend as he warned him not to go down the chimney
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It took police two hours to free Brandon who was injured after being stuck in Mike Whitley's chimney
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Both Brandon and his friend, Derek Grenfell, were arrested and put in jail until Thursday morning

Question: @placeholder thought that the call was a joke at first.


New York (CNN) -- Pro basketball is a staple of American athletics, taking its place with Major League Baseball and the National Football League as one of the pre-eminent U.S. sports leagues. And it's big business, too, pumping tens of millions of dollars into the U.S. economy. So the owner of the Brooklyn Nets raised eyebrows this week when he said he planned to transfer ownership of the team to a company in Russia -- at a time when tension between the U.S. and Russia is at its highest level since the end of the Cold War. That raised two questions: Will it happen? Does it matter?
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Russian billionaire owner of Nets considers ownership move to Russian jurisdiction
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The move is "not in any way tying it to the current political situation," the owner's rep said
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Obama signed an order that can target Russian companies vital to its economy

Question: "Unless the move raises issues with the league or the U.S. government, @placeholder fans probably shouldn't be worried.


TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- As street protests and voter skepticism rose over Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's election victory, the incumbent leader hailed the vote, saying it was a "great ordeal" but one that pointed "the way to the future." Moussavi supporters run past a burning bus in Tehran on Saturday. "The people of Iran inspired hope for all nations and created a source of pride in the nation and disappointed all the ill wishers," Ahmadinejad said in a nationwide TV address Saturday night. "This election was held at a juncture of history." The government said on Saturday that Ahmadinejad won Friday's presidential election with 62.63 percent of the vote and Mir Hossein Moussavi received 33.75 percent of the vote.
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Angry crowds in Tehran break into shops, tear down signs and start fires
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Ahmadinejad won landslide victory with 62 percent of vote, government says
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Challenger Mir Hossein Moussavi says results are due to "blatant violations"

Question: However, @placeholder protesters still arrived en masse at meeting places around Tehran on Saturday.


(CNN) -- Deposed Honduran President Jose Manuel Zelaya will not be reinstated as head of state, an overwhelming majority of the Honduran congress voted Wednesday. In an hours-long process, 111 lawmakers voted in favor of a motion not to return Zelaya to office. A majority of 65 votes in the 128-member body was required to reject his reinstatement. Zelaya was removed from office in a military-led coup on June 28 and replaced by congressional leader Roberto Micheletti. On Wednesday, lawmakers voted one by one and addressed the chamber as they cast their vote, making for a slow process. The vote was a key part of a U.S.-brokered pact that representatives for Zelaya and Micheletti signed October 29, giving Congress the power to decide Zelaya's fate.
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111 of 128 lawmakers vote against reinstating ousted leader Jose Manuel Zelaya
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Vote part of U.S.-brokered pact between Zelaya, de facto President Roberto Micheletti
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Zelaya was removed as president in June 28 military-backed coup
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Hondurans elected a new president, Porfirio Lobo Sosa, on Sunday

Question: It has condemned the coup d'etat and continued to accept President @placeholder as the democratically elected and legitimate leader of Honduras throughout this political crisis."

Question: @placeholder, who says he does not recognize the election, also has said he would not accept the post even if Congress voted him back in.


GREENVILLE, South Carolina -- Some are girlish 22-year-olds; others are women approaching 40. They come from South Carolina's rural counties and its booming cities. They are loud and muted, lively and vacant, hopeful and desperate. A pregnant Ashley Hendrix sought treatment at Serenity Place for her painkiller addiction. As different as they are, they share a connection to two powerful forces : their addictions and their babies. They are swallowed by the same shameful past. They don't know if they can be good mothers. They don't know if they can be clean mothers. They're here at a state-run drug-treatment program to learn how to do both.
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Serenity Place in South Carolina caters treatment programs to pregnant addicts
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South Carolina has been known to prosecute women in their third trimester
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A pregnant Ashley Hendrix sought treatment earlier this year for her addiction
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"If these women don't get this treatment, they are going to die," a counselor says

Question: "@placeholder's response to addiction has been incarceration not treatment."


Editor's note: The staff at CNN.com has been intrigued by the journalism of Vice, an independent media company and Web site based in Brooklyn, New York.VBS.TV is Vice's broadband television network. The reports, which are produced solely by Vice, reflect a very transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique reporting approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. Brooklyn, New York (VBS.TV) -- Canadian photographer Donald Weber has been documenting the long-term effects of the Chernobyl meltdown since 2005. Originally an architect, Weber came to photography as a freelancer for the international press. After years of drifting through the post-Soviet landscape, shooting from the perspective of the skytalets (a traditional Russian wanderer), Weber has seen the reality of the area with an intimacy few outsiders have been granted.
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Photographer who documented the Chernobyl disaster goes to Japan
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Donald Weber gets inside the buffer zone around the damaged Fukushima power plant
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VBS follows Weber as he explores the "eerily silent" streets and empty homes

Question: Officials who took part in the Chernobyl cleanup a mere 25 years ago say they are shocked at how slow @placeholder's response has been.


The family of the NHS boss  stabbed to death by her husband before he hanged himself have paid tribute to the 'devoted mother' who had a 'successful career'. Yvonne Davies' body and that of her husband Andrew, 45, were found on Friday in a suspected murder-suicide after they failed to collect their seven-year-old daughter Emma from school. The mother introduced celebrities such as  David Hasselhoff to sick children as part of her work as  the head of PR  at Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. Andrew Davies (left) was found hanged after stabbing his magistrate wife Yvonne (right) to death in a frenzied attack at their home
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Andrew Davies, 45, was found hanged after stabbing his wife Yvonne, 46
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She was a respected magistrate and PR boss at an NHS Foundation Trust
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Post-mortem found she died of multiple stab wounds from a kitchen knife
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Detectives are treating the deaths as a suspected 'murder-suicide'
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Their orphaned daughter Emma, seven, is being cared for by relatives

Question: @placeholder was a genuinely lovely woman who always had time for you no matter how busy she was.


Bobbi Kristina Brown has been taken off her ventilator and her breathing tube removed as her condition remains unchanged at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, according to a family source. USA Today reports that the 21-year-old has been given a tracheotomy to help her continue to breathe. The decision to remove her tube does not mean her family has made a decision about her life support, the source told the newspaper. Family on Thursday said Brown's condition is 'still critical' and that the surgical procedure - which opens an airway into the trachea through the neck - was a normal one for coma patients.
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The 21-year-old daughter of Whitney Houston was been in a coma since January 31

Question: Meanwhile, who that family source is, exactly, remains unclear as @placeholder's father Bobbi Brown claims the relatives who have been giving media interviews about her medical condition do not have direct knowledge of her treatment.


(CNN) -- Arch rivals Barcelona and Real Madrid meet for the sixth time this season Saturday in an El Clasico clash which is likely to decide the destination of the Spanish title. Reigning champions Barcelona will have home advantage at their Camp Nou stadium, but trail Real by four points with only five games remaining. A draw would leave Los Blancos in pole position to reclaim the La Liga crown after four years but assistant coach Aitor Karanka said they would approach the heavyweight clash in positive fashion. "We will play the same way we did in our last three games at the Camp Nou. We did everything in our power in three different championships and gave good performances," he told the official Real Madrid website.
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Barcelona and Real Madrid meet in El Clasico at the Camp Nou on Saturday
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Real four points clear of their arch-rivals in the Spanish La Liga title race
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Under Jose Mourinho, Real have beaten Barca just once in 10 attempts
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Both sides lost Champions League semifinal first-leg ties in midweek

Question: For now the focus will be on the league clash and the odds are against @placeholder, despite his incredible managerial record in four countries.


(CNN) -- It will be remembered as the day that Australia came to Epsom. Aiden O'Brien's colt --ridden by the trainer's son Joseph -- delivered a scintillating performing to capture the Derby, English's horse racing's original Blue Riband event. But while the British public are accustomed to antipodean sporting success on their shores, in this case, Australia has a pedigree that's a little closer to home. The oft-quoted English horseracing authority James Weatherby once said, "Fortunately, nobody knows how to breed a Derby winner. If they did, it would take all the fun out of it." Australia's breeder may disagree.
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Favorite Australia wins the Epsom Derby, the Blue Riband of English racing
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Victory means trainer Aidan O'Brien wins the race three times in a row
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Australia is bred by Lord Derby, whose family the historic raced is named after
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Kingston Hill finishes second with Romsdal third

Question: @placeholder, described by his trainer as the best he's ever trained, carried this hope along with no small measure of expectation.


By Emily Davies PUBLISHED: 04:28 EST, 31 March 2013 | UPDATED: 03:58 EST, 1 April 2013 Home Secretary Theresa May announced the UK Border Agency would be split into two after acknowledging it was 'not good enough' An Iranian convict with no permission to be in Britain is fighting to stay because of human rights legislation, despite racking up 40 offences including theft and assault. Davodreza Abasbahi-Gotti, 37, came to the UK in 2002 and has already had 18 convictions and has served three prison sentences during that time. His crimes include assaulting a police officer, theft, and driving while disqualified on multiple occasions.
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Davodreza Abasbahi-Gotti fighting to stay due drug dependency and health
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Crimes include assaulting police officer, theft and driving while disqualified
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His permission to be in Britain was revoked in 2009

Question: Abasbahi-@placeholder has launched a legal bid to be allowed to stay in Britain because he is a drug addict and suffers depression stemming from developed adjustment disorder.


The BBC has been accused of 'extraordinary' censorship by a leading playwright after dialogue was cut from her hard-hitting drama in case it offended Muslims. Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti, whose 2004 play Behzti was pulled from a Birmingham theatre after it sparked Sikh protests, says the Corporation tampered with her work because it involved an honour killing. Ms Bhatti was commissioned by Radio 4 to write an episode of its police drama Stone. Her episode, The Heart of Darkness, will be broadcast this Friday, but she says the BBC has caused an 'awful situation' which has led to a 'betrayal' of her work.
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Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti's episode of DCI Stone is to be broadcast on Radio 4
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Dialogue linked to honour killing removed in 'betrayal' because of 'fear-ridden culture', she says
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BBC admit cutting words 'potentially misrepresenting majority British Muslim attitudes to honour killing'
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She received death threats after her 2004 play Behzti offended Sikhs

Question: don’t want to suggest the entire @placeholder community condones honour killings".


In the five seconds it has taken you to read this sentence, Samsung has earned a staggering $32,430. This converts to £20,200 and is what the average university graduate in the UK earns in a year. To highlight the obscene amounts of money the world’s major tech companies earn, a money-saving website has created an interactive infographic that shows exactly how much each firm makes in real time. Scroll down on the infographic to compare companies The site, designed by UK-based Happier, is also interesting because it highlights how successful the companies are in comparison to one another. Phone makers Samsung, Apple, BlackBerry and Nokia all make the list, as do other hardware and software manufacturers Microsoft, Google, HP, Dell, Foxconn, IBM, Oracle and Cisco.
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Site compares BlackBerry to Facebook, Microsoft, Apple and Samsung
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Earnings per second are based on each firm's official quarterly revenue
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As each second passes on the site, the amount increases in real-time
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Samsung tops the list, Apple is in second, while BlackBerry earns the least

Question: In fact, BlackBerry, @placeholder and Facebook were the only companies to make less than four figure amounts.


New York (CNN) -- It cost Alex Rodriguez nearly $1 million to buy his cousin's silence on "very sensitive" matters, according to court documents. The Yankees star paid his cousin and former personal assistant Yuri Sucart $900,000 in 2013 and gave him and his family medical insurance, a 2009 Chevrolet Suburban and a 5-bedroom house, in return for Sucart keeping quiet on confidential matters, said documents filed in federal court in Miami. The alleged hush money came in response to a December 2012 letter from Sucart's attorney, Jeffrey Sonn, threatening a lawsuit and demanding $5 million and a "life estate" for his client.
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Alex Rodriguez paid his cousin $900,000 in return for his silence, prosecutors say
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The cousin's lawyer says money was a settlement for a breached employment agreement
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Court papers link the cousin to a clinic at the center of baseball's doping scandal
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The cousin introduced Rodriguez to the founder of the clinic, the documents say

Question: The letter and subsequent agreement between @placeholder and Sucart were presented as evidence to support the prosecution's argument that Sucart had lied on a financial document about his ability to pay for a court-appointed attorney.


By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 08:02 EST, 6 February 2013 | UPDATED: 10:11 EST, 6 February 2013 Staff watched children's performances, enjoyed a buffet and listened to speeches as they toasted to the 75th anniversary of one of Russia's most notorious Gulag camps. The bizarre party to celebrate the founding of a forced labour camp and attended by local officials and former guards gave little indication to the horrors of its past. Usol'Lag camp in Solikamsk, near the Ural mountains, held both criminal and political prisoners during the Soviet years and was set up during the early Stalinist purges aimed to clean the communist union of those with undesirable political opinions.
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Staff of past and present at notorious Gulag camp celebrated anniversary
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Usol'Lag labour camp was founded in 1938 and had both political and criminal prisoners
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It had one of the highest death rates of all Gulag camps

Question: Gulag has also become the noun used to describe the forced labour camps of @placeholder.


By Mark Nicol PUBLISHED: 01:09 EST, 25 October 2012 | UPDATED: 20:32 EST, 27 October 2012 Two British soldiers shot dead last week in Afghanistan may have been the victims of a revenge attack by local police. Corporal Channing Day, 25, of 3 Medical Regiment and Corporal David O’Connor, 27, of 40 Com-mando, Royal Marines, were previously thought to have been caught up in a so-called ‘friendly fire’ incident. But after interviewing witnesses and recovering fragments of ammunition, Royal Military Police investigators have ruled out the theory that the pair were shot by British Forces. Killed: Female medic Channing Day, 25, from Comber in County Down, Northern Ireland, has been shot dead while on patrol in in Afghanistan
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Medic Channing Day and Corporal David O'Connor have both been killed
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Conflicting reports on what caused the death of the British soldiers
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Claims Afghan policeman who was washing in a stream in civilian clothes was mistaken for Taliban and shot by the British troops
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This type of attack is where coalition troops are killed by their Afghan allies
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435 UK service members have died since operations began in Afghanistan

Question: blue’ attack, when Afghan personnel turn on their @placeholder partners –

Question: At work: Channing Day was killed alongside a @placeholder in the attack


(CNN) -- The separatist group behind a series of bombings on a Spanish vacation island marks the 50 year anniversary of its struggle this year, a milestone that sees it no closer to achieving its goal. Police cordon off the route leading to the location of the latest blasts in Palma de Mallorca. ETA, which is fighting for the independence of Spain's northern Basque region, was said to be behind three bombs that detonated on the island of Mallorca on Sunday without hurting anyone. The latest incident appears to be part of a new wave of attacks, including another in Mallorca which killed two Civil Guard officers in July, which have left a 2006 cease-fire a distant memory.
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Basque separatist group ETA formed in 1959 began violent campaign in 1968
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Most recent cease-fire collapsed in 2007 despite pledges of permanence
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Group blamed for more than 800 deaths, including many civilians

Question: Since then it waged a campaign of violence against the @placeholder state, targeting politicians, policemen, judges and soldiers, often clocking up numerous civilian casualties with deadly car bombs.


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor The wife of former Vice President Dick Cheney took a swipe at former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Monday, mocking her claims last month that she and then-President Bill Clinton descended into poverty as they left the White House. During a lunch event in Washington, D.C. hosted by Politico, Lynne Cheney recalled her husband's decision to accept the vice presidential nomination. 'When Dick was asked to be vice president, he thought that was a great idea,' she said. 'I was not so sure. You know, give up your job, give up your house and move. We weren’t "dead broke," excuse me.'
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'When Dick was asked to be vice president, he thought that was a great idea,' said Lynne Cheney
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'I was not so sure. You know, give up your job, give up your house and move. We weren’t "dead broke," excuse me'
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Former VP slammed Obama for 2011 Iraq withdrawal and said he 'exceeded his constitutional authority' with Obamacare
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Far-left activists shouted down the Cheneys and their daughter Lis for nearly two minutes, calling for Dick Cheney's arrest as a 'war criminal'

Question: Former second lady Lynne Cheney (R) took a shot at Hillary Clinton, saying she and former VP Dick Cheney were not 'dead broke' when they transitioned to a @placeholder campaign


U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said Monday that he will soon unveil long-planned Justice Department guidance aimed at ending 'racial profiling' in U.S. police departments. Holder traveled to Atlanta to meet with law enforcement and community leaders for the first in a series of regional meetings around the country, taking place at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta – the church where the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. preached. President Barack Obama had asked Holder to set up the meetings in the wake of clashes between protesters and police in Ferguson, Missouri. 'In the coming days, I will announce updated Justice Department guidance regarding profiling by federal law enforcement. This will institute rigorous new standards – and robust safeguards – to help end racial profiling, once and for all,' Holder said. 'This new guidance will codify our commitment to the very highest standards of fair and effective policing.'
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Outgoing attorney general spoke at the same Atlanta church where Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. once preached
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Promised 'rigorous new standards – and robust safeguards' that will stop police from using race as a factor when doing their jobs
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Holder is holding meetings with civil rights leaders to calm post-Ferguson tensions
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Obama asked federal agencies Monday for recommendations to ensure the US isn't building a 'militarized culture' within law enforcement

Question: Several dozen protesters chanted and waved signs referencing @placeholder outside the doors of church.


(CNN) -- Two lawmakers have joined the debate over the name of the Washington Redskins football team, writing a letter to the National Football League calling for a name change and threatening to hold hearings on the subject. The name Redskins is "an insult to Native Americans," according to the two lawmakers, Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Washington state and chairwoman of the Indian Affairs Committee, and Rep. Tom Cole, R-Oklahoma, who is a member of the Chickasaw Nation. "This term does not honor -- but rather disparages -- Indian people and tribes," they wrote in their letter to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell. "The National Football League can no longer ignore this and perpetuate the use of this name."
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Two lawmakers urge the NFL to change the Washington Redskins name
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Redskins is "an insult to Native Americans," Sen. Maria Cantwell and Rep. Tom Cole write
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Redskins official's response: "Don't they have more important issues to worry about?"

Question: NFL officials "have heard from the leading representatives of @placeholder in our country," she said.


(CNN) -- American entrepreneur Gene Haas is a great believer in the adage "you've got to speculate to accumulate." Which goes some way to explaining why he's prepared to enter the dollar-draining world of Formula One -- and expects to make money. Tthe 61-year-old NASCAR team owner has been motoring on with his plans to build his brand new Haas F1 Team from scratch to join the grid in 2016. As the founder of Haas Automation, he sees F1's global world championship as the perfect shop window for his billion dollar machine tool manufacturing business. "If I can achieve an extra billion in sales, we will pay for whatever F1 costs," the Californian told CNN's The Circuit.
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Gene Haas wants to bolster business brand by founding a Formula One team
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The American's Haas F1 Team is due to join the world championship in 2016
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Haas, who owns a NASCAR team, wants to win a grand prix within the first five years
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"F1 is the biggest challenge of my career but I don't have any doubts we can do it," he says

Question: "I tell ya, an @placeholder team with an American driver would be simply hitting it out of the ball park as far as the media would be concerned," enthused Haas.


It was meant to embrace the cultural diversity of America and celebrate the Super Bowl, one of the most watched televised sporting events in the world with a global audience of at least 100 million. The minute-long Coca-Cola advert aired during the Super Bowl captures the nation’s cultural demographic, showing people of varying races and creeds, including what are believed to be the first gay parents in a Super Bowl commercial. Shots of wild, mountainous U.S. countryside is punctuated with scenes of black children dancing on the street and surfers paddling in the waves as a heartwarming rendition of ‘America the Beautiful’ rings out, sung in multiple languages.
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Furious viewers take to Twitter to complain about the Coke advert
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Commercial tries to capture cultural diversity of the U.S.

Question: Twitter was alive with complaints that the advert, featuring the song @placeholder, was sung in foreign languages


Just about any woman who watched Huma Abedin publicly declare her decision to stick with her husband, embattled New York mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner, had to feel sympathy for her. How could you not? No wife, already facing her husband's sexually explicit digital relationship with another woman (yet again! ), wants to face the prying eyes of the public, too. But while women pretty unanimously feel for her, they have dramatically different reactions about whether she's doing the right thing, judging from the responses of several women I interviewed from across the country Wednesday. "I think she's a good wife ... and she's a loyal wife," said Lydia Montgomery, a married mom with two grown sons in Chanute, Kansas. "I think it's great that she's backing him."
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Some think Abedin is doing the right thing, others think she is making a bad mistake
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One feminist argued that women should be focusing on Weiner, not Abedin
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Women also debate the impact of Abedin's background as a top Clinton adviser

Question: Abedin certainly watched @placeholder, her mentor, deal with sexual allegations against her husband, former President Clinton.


Geneva, Switzerland (CNN) -- Guardedly positive tones were sounded Tuesday as Iran and six world powers met in Geneva for the first of two days of talks about Iran's nuclear ambitions -- talks conducted amid a spirit of new optimism since President Hassan Rouhani took office this summer. Iran, which wants the six powers to recognize what it says is the peaceful nature of its nuclear energy pursuits, laid out confidential proposals in the morning. A spokesman for the European Union's foreign policy chief called the presentation "very useful." The two-day talks in Geneva bring together Iran's representatives with those from the so-called P5+1 -- the United States, Russia, China, France and Britain, all countries with permanent seats on the U.N. Security Council, plus Germany.
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Iran presents plan to delegates from six world powers in Geneva
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EU spokesman calls foreign minister's presentation of Iran's proposals "very useful"
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Israel's Netanyahu warns against easing the pressure of sanctions on Iran too soon
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Many in the West fear Iran seeks nuclear weapons; Iran says its intentions are peaceful

Question: "If the @placeholder and other countries say that Iran should not develop a nuclear bomb or should not move towards that, then we can clearly show and prove that.


Chile coach Jorge Sampaoli temporarily suspended a practice session when a Brazilian news helicopter flew over the team's base Thursday, two days before the countries meet in the second round of the World Cup. The team's communications director, Hector Olave, said he asked Globo not to broadcast any of the images so Chile's tactics wouldn't be revealed. Olave said the private broadcaster later apologized for the incident at the Toca da Raposa II facility in Belo Horizonte. Olave said Sampaoli was worried 'because he was working on tactics and he didn't want them to know how he plans to approach the match' against Brazil at Mineirao Stadium. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Liverpool target Alexis Sanchez train ahead of Brazil clash
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Chile face hosts Brazil in last 16 on Saturday
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Sampaoli worried that news crew were filming his tactical plan
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Players jokingly aim shots at the chopper

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In May, SpaceX became the first of the new generation of commercial aerospace companies to deliver cargo to the International Space Station. The cargo delivery was part of the first flight test of the integrated Falcon-9 launch vehicle and the Dragon capsule spacecraft with rendezvous and berthing mechanism systems. By all accounts, the major test objectives were successfully achieved. Previously, such spacecraft and operations had only been achieved by governments. What made this a historic first was that a commercial company had done it. The news was widely covered in the international media, especially in the United States. One month later, China launched its fourth crewed space mission, Shenzhou-9. This was also a history-making flight, in that China, which had in 2003 become only the third nation capable of launching astronauts into space (and is now only one of two, since the retirement of the U.S. space shuttle in 2011), demonstrated crewed rendezvous and docking to their orbital module, Tiangong-1. The crew also featured China's first female astronaut. They spent several days docked to Tiangong-1 conducting various operations, before safely returning to Earth on Thursday night.
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Leroy Chiao: China's first manned space docking in June was a giant step for the country
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Chiao: We celebrated SpaceX's mission, but were notably quieter about China's mission
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He says: We downplay China's accomplishments at our own peril
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Chiao: We don't need another space race, but we must not lose our leadership in space

Question: @placeholder is off to an impressive start, but it will be several years from now before they (and/or other commercial players) could have an operational, crewed orbital spacecraft.


(CNN) -- All the talk at Muirfield has been about which drought would be broken. Would world No. 1 Tiger Woods win his first major in five years? Could Lee Westwood complete his 18-year quest for a major title? No-one talked much about Phil Mickelson, on his own personal mission to end a British Open quest that began in 1991 at Royal Birkdale. But at the 20th time of asking, the man known as 'Lefty' produced some of the most dynamic golf of his career to electrify the galleries and finally wrap his hands round the Claret Jug. Four birdies on the final six holes saw Mickelson surge up the leaderboard, his last on the 18th green prompting tears as the enormity of his achievement sunk in.
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American Phil Mickelson wins the British Open at Muirfield by three shots
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A final five-under-par round of 66 helped the left-hander to his first British Open title
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Swede Henrik Stenson was second with Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood and Adam Scott third
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Tiger Woods dropped back to joint sixth on two over for the tournament with a final round 74

Question: For home hoppe @placeholder, the final day only served to reinforce the widely-held notion that his game isn't sturdy enough to close out a major championship.

Question: "@placeholder must have played really well for five under par this afternoon, especially with a breeze going.


Wind turbines are often bemoaned for their unsightly appearance, noise and danger to local wildlife - but what if we put them underwater? That’s exactly what Caithness-based company MeyGen, owned by Atlantis Resources Ltd, plan to do with their initial £51m ($82m) underwater turbine project. By the end of the year they plan to install turbines off the Scottish coast and they say the technology could be used as a more environmentally friendly source of green energy in future. Scroll down for video Caithness company MeyGen are planning to place turbines underwater (illustration shown). By the end of the year they will begin the project at Pentland Firth, Scotland
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Caithness company MeyGen are planning to place turbines underwater
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By the end of the year they will begin the project at Pentland Firth, Scotland
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This is home to some of the fastest flowing marine waters in the world
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Each turbine is about as productive as a wind turbine, if not more
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As they are underwater the water always flows and they are never 'off'
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Cost will be higher but CEO Dan Pearson tells MailOnline this will reduce
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By the 2020s they could have enough to power a third of Scotland

Question: When complete in 2020, the @placeholder project will generate enough electricity for 400,000 homes.


By Associated Press A flight carrying 59 women and  children arrived Friday in Honduras from New Mexico, the second group of migrants from the Central American country to be deported from the United States this week. Nun Valdette Willeman welcomed the 33 children and 26 women at San Pedro Sula airport's Center for Returned Migrants. 'All the children came accompanied by their mother, none of them traveled alone,' Willeman said. She said there is a playground for the children and a place for their parents to clean up and get ready before continuing to their hometowns by bus. Each child received a small backpack with crayons, and their mothers about $24 for travel expenses.
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33 children and 26 women were welcomed at San Pedro Sula airport's Center for Returned Migrants in Honduras
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Each child received a small backpack with crayons, and their mothers about $24 for travel expenses
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The U.S. Border Patrol has detained fewer unaccompanied children entering South Texas illegally in the past 10 days
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In recent months, the Border Patrol's facilities have been overwhelmed by a surge in the number of children entering the country without their parents
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The children, mostly from Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador, are fleeing widespread gang violence and poverty in their home countries
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Some come to reunite with parents already in the U.S., while others flee for their lives
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More than 57,000 children have been arrested since October, more than double the number compared to a year earlier

Question: Oaks' comments jibe with a general drop in total immigrant arrests in @placeholder in the final week of June.


US President Barack Obama today handed David Cameron an extraordinary pre-election endorsement, hailing the British Prime Minister as a 'great friend'. With less than four months until voters go to the polls in the tightest UK election for years, Mr Obama used a press conference in the White House to give the strongest possible backing to a fellow world leader. But behind the smiles there remains sharp differences over Mr Cameron's call for US web firms to do more to open up encrypted messages to security services in the wake of the atrocities in Paris last week. US President Barack Obama today handed David Cameron an extraordinary pre-election endorsement, hailing the British Prime Minister as a 'great friend'
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Obama hails Cameron as a 'great friend' after talks in the Oval Office
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Prime Minister boosted by high profile pre-election visit to Washington
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Blow for the Labour party, which is traditionally closer to the Democrats

Question: A report from @placeholder spy chiefs today warned four in every five big firms in the UK last year experienced some sort of serious cyber security breach.


This was no ordinary plane ride. No longer grounded for battery problems, United's Dreamliner 787 Flight 1 gained takeoff speed down a Houston runway Monday, en route to Chicago O'Hare. After months of concern about the 787's future, the excitement and tension was palpable aboard the first domestic commercial flight since January 16. In Seats 32 J, K, and L, Charles Marine, his wife Amira and 6-year-old son Dominic were going home after visiting the Lone Star State. Dominic, wearing a red T-shirt and headphones, chewed gum with a serious look on his face as the plane raced toward the end of the runway. Amira had a pillow on her lap, her hands folded as she faced forward. At one point, her husband placed his hand on hers.
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First domestic commercial Dreamliner flight since grounding was completed on Monday
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Boeing CEO: "We're very sorry about the delay caused by the technology workaround"
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Bendy, plastic wings made an impression on this author and aviation enthusiast

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Several hours after owner Donald Sterling was banned from the NBA for life, the Los Angeles Clippers sprinted and soared through a playoff game as if a weight had been lifted from their collective shoulders. The Clippers finished a tumultuous day with a 113-103 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night, leaving their home court to high-fives and standing ovations from fans enthralled by the prospect of watching an NBA title chase without Sterling in his front-row seat. 'We have a tough locker room, all of us are tough, but it almost brought out tears to your eyes just to feel the support from the fans,' said Chris Paul, the Clippers' star point guard.
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The Clippers finished a tumultuous day with a 113-103 victory over the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night
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Shortly after NBA commissioner announced Sterling's lifetime ban, the Clippers' website featured only a black screen with words: 'We are one.'
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The mantra was repeated by the team's public-address announcers and chanted by their fans several times during their playoff game

Question: 'That they came from an @placeholder owner only heightens the damage and my personal outrage.


Barcelona, Spain (CNN) -- In Madrid and Barcelona, they will be talking about this for many years to come. Of all the ways to break Barca's monopoly on Spanish league titles, going to the home of the champions and robbing them of their crown in their own backyard takes some beating. In the Catalan heartland Saturday, unfashionable Atletico Madrid produced a storybook ending to one of the most enthralling seasons Spanish football -- or indeed any European league -- has ever produced. But as Atleti celebrated, the soul searching began in Barcelona. Winner takes all For the first time since 1951 (and only the third time ever), the destiny of the title lay in the hands of two teams facing each other on the final day. Barca entertained an Atletico team which hadn't won the domestic league since 1996 -- during which time Barca had added eight more La Ligas to the club's roll of honor.
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Atletico Madrid wins Spanish league after drawing at Barcelona
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It is club's first title in almost 20 years and ends Barca's reign
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Catalan team looking for new coach after Gerardo Martino quits
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Atletico next faces city rival Real Madrid in Saturday's Champions League final

Question: And to their credit, @placeholder ensured Atleti would have even more treasured memories of their special day as they stayed true to their "Mes que un club" ("More than a club") motto.


BIG BOOTS TO FILL Brazil will never be able to replace Neymar, but Oscar and Willian can give it a good go. Jose Mourinho has championed Oscar in that role behind the striker, so much so that he sold Juan Mata to play him there. Neymar has thrived in that position but Oscar can, too. He is a complete footballer and is tenacious with and without the ball. If he plays through the middle expect him to be buzzing all over Bastian Schweinsteiger. His Chelsea team-mate Willian could also be involved and whether he plays out wide or through the middle, he will add some serious mileage to this team because he is a real worker.
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Oscar will play in his favoured role against Germany with Neymar injured
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Willian will give Brazil energy to trouble German midfield
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Brazil must not play with too much passion against efficient Germany
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Germany have gone back to basics with Phillip Lahm at full back and Bastian Schweinsteiger in midfield
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Marcelo and Dani Alves are among best attacking full backs in the world

Question: Filling in:  @placeholder's Oscar (left) and Willian (right) will have to fill the void left by Neymar


Luis Suarez faced further criticism on Monday night after issuing a belated apology for biting Giorgio Chiellini and promising never to be involved in such an incident again - just as Barcelona stepped up their bid to sign him. Four days after receiving a four-month ban from the game and telling FIFA that the clash during Uruguay’s World Cup match against Italy in Natal was an accident in which he ‘lost balance’, the Liverpool striker made a complete U-turn and admitted he deeply regretted his actions. But the apology has led to widespread cynicism in the week that the 27-year-old was linked with an £80million move to the Nou Camp.
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Luis Suarez bit Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini during World Cup match
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Liverpool striker was banned for four months by FIFA after incident in Natal
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Apology comes in the week Barcelona are rumoured to open up bidding for Uruguay star
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Gary Lineker claims Barcelona insisted on the apology if a transfer is to proceed
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Chiellini, the Juventus defender, retweeted Suarez's apology and also replied: 'It's all forgotten. I hope FIFA will reduce your suspension'
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Uruguayan president Jose Mujica had earlier called FIFA 'a bunch of old sons of b*****s' in another attack on football's world governing body
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Uruguay boss Oscar Tabarez had also claimed Suarez had been made a worldwide scapegoat by FIFA, as well as criticising British media

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Pamela Anderson, a long-time and incredibly vocal advocate for animal rights, has reached out to an Australian celebrity who she thinks may be destined to forge the same plant-lined path. Anderson, 47, sent a hamper overflowing with cruelty-free products to model Lara Bingle, who recently announced she and partner Sam Worthington were living a vegetarian lifestyle. 'I hear you are following a plant-based diet', the Baywatch star wrote in a personal note accompanying the hamper. Scroll down for video American actress Pamela Anderson sent a hamper full of vegan produce to Australian model Lara Bingle Lara Bingle recently said in an interview she and partner Sam Worthington were living a vegetarian lifestyle
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Pamela Anderson sent a hamper full of vegan goodies to Lara Bingle with the help of animal rights group PETA
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Bingle announced in an interview late last year she and partner Sam Worthington were vegetarians
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Anderson has been a long-time advocate for PETA often stripping down for the cause
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Bingle said her lifestyle change has made her feel healthier and stronger after yo-yo dieting

Question: @placeholder's publicist said she had not yet received the package as she is currently overseas


(CNN) -- Disappointment, anger, disgust. Words like these are echoing throughout social media about a national icon: The Boy Scouts of America. To put it mildly, Scouting is going through a rough patch. In July, the BSA national headquarters clarified its ban on gays and lesbians -- leaving it in place and triggering a national movement by hundreds of former Eagle Scouts to renounce their rank and return their treasured medals. And then this week, the so-called "perversion files" were publicly released, naming more than 1,000 suspected child sex abusers since the mid-1960s with links to Scouting. All this has people asking questions: What's going on here? Is Scouting in trouble? Is it even relevant anymore?
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Boy Scouts criticized for gay ban and for "perversion files"
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Youth organization isn't keeping up with social changes, says activist
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Boy Scouts: The state of scouting is "very strong"

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Steven Gerrard's retirement from international football will leave a huge hole in England’s midfield. I don’t see any midfielder currently in or around the squad who can replicate what he does and deliver the range of passing he has from deep positions. Roy Hodgson must have been bitterly disappointed that he couldn’t persuade him to stay on for another two years. Undoubtedly his decision to quit the international game will benefit Liverpool enormously and damage England’s hopes, especially as they play their toughest opponents in Euro 2016 qualifying, Switzerland, a week tomorrow. With Frank Lampard retiring, too, and the manager having to cope with injuries, there is an obvious lack of experience in the midfield. But now the captain has gone, it will be up to the new guard to assume the mantle. We do not have a player who can sit deep as Steven has done latterly in his career and deliver those 40- or 50-yard passes.
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I don't see any midfielder who can replace Steven Gerrard
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Frank Lampard has also hung up his international boots
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Wayne Rooney could be even better after being named England captain
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Daniel Sturridge will likely play the Luis Suarez role at Liverpool
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Mario Balotelli will not be running down the ball
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I expect Man City to finish behind Bayern Munich in Champions League

Question: Raring to go: Mario Balotelli (centre) could prove to be an astute signing for @placeholder after costing £16million


Hong Kong (CNN) -- The woes of Boeing's new 787 mount as U.S. regulators ordered airlines to stop flying their Boeing 787s. The U.S. move comes after two fleets of Boeing 787s have been grounded in Japan after alarms and a burning smell in the cabin forced a Dreamliner to make an emergency landing Wednesday. The incident is the most serious in a spate of problems that have bedeviled the new aircraft, and comes after the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration, which is responsible for air safety, launched a comprehensive examination on Friday of the Dreamliner's design as well as its manufacture and assembly.
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NEW: U.S. regulators Wednesday ordered airlines to stop flying their Boeing 787s
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Two fleets of Boeing 787s have been grounded in Japan after one jet made an emergency landing
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The woes come after the debut of the plane in 2011, nearly three years behind its production schedule
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About 50 aircraft have been delivered; Boeing has more than 800 unfilled orders from airlines

Question: Related: More trouble for Boeing as @placeholder forced to make emergency landing


Mark Ormrod, who lost three of his limbs in Afghanistan, has been given new legs that can be controlled by Bluetooth - allowing him to run, cycle and ski A former Royal Marine who lost three of his limbs in Afghanistan has been given new legs that can be controlled by Bluetooth - allowing him to run, cycle and ski. Mark Ormrod’s state-of-the-art limbs can be adapted at the touch of a button - with settings for five different activities. Mr Ormrod, 30, lost both of his legs and an arm six years ago after he stepped on an IED.
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Mark Ormrod, 30, lost both his legs and an arm when he stood on an IED
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He has now been given £115,000 prosthetic legs called Genium limbs
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They allow him to walk up slopes and well as to climb stairs
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Each one relies on tiny gyroscopes that monitor and adapt to the precise speed and position of the wearer

Question: They are expensive but @placeholder is an inspiration and if anyone deserves this, it’s him.’


(CNN) -- U.S. conglomerate General Electric is set to increase its investment in Germany, even as the eurozone remains hobbled by a nearly three-year old economic crisis, the company's regional boss told CNN. Nani Beccalli-Falco, chief executive officer of General Electric Europe, said Germany was the "economic locomotive" of Europe. The company wanted to strengthen its position in the continent's largest economy, he added. Read more: Airbus CEO: We will learn from past mistakes Speaking at the Ambrosetti Forum on the banks of Lake Como, Beccalli-Falco told CNN that General Electric -- a multinational founded in 1892 -- is "making a lot of investments" in Germany.
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GE Europe employs 84,000 people across the continent and provides a range of products
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Germany is the "economic locomotive" of Europe, says GE Europe boss
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EU's strength lies in economy and population size of 500 million people, says Beccalli-Falco

Question: "We do invest in @placeholder and our chairman is enforcing that concept."


Vincenzo Nibali wanted to show he was 'the boss' in winning his fourth stage of the 101st Tour de France on Thursday to all-but seal overall victory. Nibali (Astana) added victory on the 145.5-kilometre 18th stage from Pau to Hautacam to wins in Sheffield, La Planche des Belles Filles and Chamrousse. The Italian - the first yellow jersey holder since Eddy Merckx in 1974 to win four stages outside of time-trials - began the day with an advantage of five minutes 26 seconds and enhanced his lead to a near-unassailable 7mins 10secs with just three stages to go. VIDEO Scroll down for Stage 18 highlights
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Nibali claimed his fourth stage win in convincing style
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He now has a 7mins 10secs lead with just three stages remaining
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The Italian looks set to win the yellow jersey in Paris on Sunday

Question: Waiting game: Nibali (second from right) rides during the 145.5 km stage between @placeholder and Hautacam


By Nick Pisa and Peter Allen Stunned: Shop worker Anna Romano, 35, was shocked to answer her mobile and hear Pope Francis on the end of the line. He reassured her about her decision to keep her unborn child Pope Francis has telephoned a woman who wrote to him to tell her he will baptise her unborn after she refused to have an abortion. The call was the latest in a string of 'one to ones' Pope Francis has had with general members of the public and once again underlined his attempts at being a more human and in-touch pontiff after the 'stuffy' years of his predecessor Benedict XVI.
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Anna Romano was on holiday when her mobile rang with an unknown Rome number
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She was stunned to hear Pope Francis on the other end reassuring her
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Anna wrote to the Pope about her worries about having a baby with a man who was already married and tried to convince her to have an abortion
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Question: It's the @placeholder here': Pope Francis spoke with Ms Romano for a few minutes, and she said her 'heart was filled with joy'


(CNN)After a grand jury decided in November not to indict police officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, many shifted their attention to a federal investigation into the killing. But on Wednesday, officials told CNN that federal investigators didn't find enough evidence and that Justice Department prosecutors won't recommend civil rights charges against Wilson. Attorney General Eric Holder, who has the final say in the matter, has said he will announce his decision before he leaves office, which is expected to be by the spring. The news that emerged Wednesday is likely to upset those who saw the federal investigation as a way to pursue justice for Brown and his family.
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"These cases are very hard to bring," says CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin.
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Brown family attorney had expressed pessimism about the investigation in November
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Family is still expected to bring a civil lawsuit against Darren Wilson and Ferguson police

Question: These anecdotal accounts underscore the history of mistrust of law enforcement in Ferguson that has received a good deal of attention," @placeholder said in September.


(CNN) -- Forensic experts have unearthed about 68 bodies from another cluster of mass graves in war-torn Ivory Coast, a United Nations spokeswoman said Monday. Ravina Shamdasani, spokeswoman for the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland, said human rights investigators found a total of 10 mass graves in the Yopougon district, near the country's commercial capital of Abidjan, over the weekend. According to U.N. investigations, the Yopougon killings appear to be related to an April 12 massacre in which supporters of former President Laurent Gbagbo staged an attack on supporters of Alassane Ouattara. Gbagbo's unwillingness to hand over power to Ouattara after last year's presidential election -- even after Ouattara was recognized internationally as the winner -- resulted in months of violence.
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NEW: U.N. investigations suggest the latest bodies are from an April 12 massacre
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A U.N. spokeswoman says the 68 bodies were found in graves near Abidjan
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More than 1,000 have died in clashes after a contested presidential election
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U.N. teams found more than 200 bodies in a mass grave in April

Question: @placeholder was sworn in Friday as president of Ivory Coast, ending the months-long political standoff.