(CNN) -- President Obama's remarks Thursday on the death of Michael Brown were an echo of his powerful 2013 speech on Trayvon Martin's shooting. Notably absent was any mention of race. A year ago, the acquittal of Trayvon Martin's shooter sparked protests across the United States. Martin was 17 and armed with nothing more than a bag of Skittles candy. Protestors believed that Florida's self-defense law helped enable civilian George Zimmerman to racially profile Martin and justify shooting him in self-defense. Studies had found that whites who kill blacks are more likely to be found justified in "stand your ground" states like Florida.
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Nafees Syed: President Obama spoke inspiring words after Trayvon Martin case
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Syed: Profiling is route by which many minorities become trapped in criminal justice system
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Legislation to curb profiling should be a key priority for Obama, she says

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By Daily Mail Reporter Denied: Lisa Mehos, whose abortion was used against her in a custody battle, has lost her kids The mother-of-two whose post-divorce abortion was used against her in a custody battle has lost the children over her rampant pill abuse, it has emerged. A Manhattan judge ruled that Lisa Mehos, 38, should not be the primary caregiver for the children, aged four and six, because of lies she reportedly told about her drug use. Justice Lori Sattler said in her ruling that Mehos had lied to her, court experts, doctors and drug counselors about her problem, the New York Daily News reported.
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Lisa Mehos, 38, lied to the court and doctors about the extent of her drug use, according to a ruling by a Manhattan judge
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She had an abortion after a one-night stand with a long-time friend after splitting with her husband, who used her medical records to find out

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(CNN) -- Law student Blake Rider summed up the feelings of many Democrats late Tuesday night: "I can finally sleep again," he said. President Barack Obama was was re-elected with 303 electoral votes to Mitt Romney's 206. In a race that seemed too close to call until the votes were tallied, Americans ultimately chose four more years. Even though voters indicated to pollsters that their financial situation is the same or worse than it was four years ago, they put their trust in the president. Obama "got off to a semi-rocky start, but I think that with another four years, we have a good chance," said Brian Anderson, who celebrated Obama's victory in the streets of Washington. "We have a foundation now. ... We can only go up from here."
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Voters sharply divided on what Obama win means for U.S.
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Democrats say Obama's laid a foundation and can now take action
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Republicans hope to see bipartisan efforts
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CNN iReport: What do you think the election means for you?

Question: "Hopefully @placeholder can turn it around," wrote CNN.com commenter otacon7272.


Let's get ready to ... mumble. As in, what now, George Zimmerman? Seems like the former neighborhood watchman has found yet another way to remain in the public limelight. This time, he'll be stepping into a boxing ring. Although no contract has been signed, a promoter is negotiating with rapper DMX to fight him, according to the promoter and a rep for DMX. "DMX has promised to 'beat his ass,' but no contract or paperwork has been signed or agreed to yet," DMX spokesman Domenick Nati told CNN Wednesday. Zimmerman said the celebrity boxing match was his idea. Boxing was his hobby, he told Radar Online last month, even prior to the "incident."
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DMX rep says deal for fight is not done
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Rev. Al Sharpton, others oppose Zimmerman bout
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He says he picked DMX from more than 15,000 offers

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For Il Divo star Sébastien Izambard, standing on stage at the famed Marquis Theatre on Broadway was a momentous occasion. Indeed, for the entire group, it was a dream come true as they debuted their new show A Musical Affair last week. What was once a ‘popera’ act created by Simon Cowell -  which as bandmate David Miller admits no-one believed would last longer than two years - had now reached this pinnacle, spanning 10 years and selling more than 26 million albums worldwide. But for French-born Sébastien especially, the work has been grueling as he has strives to juggle Il Divo and his growing family – jetting home to see his wife and three young children between shows around the globe.
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French singer reveals how a 'difficult childhood' has made him closer to his own kids
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Star and his wife Renee nearly lost their twins when they were born three-months prematurely
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Sébastien is now appearing on Broadway in Il Divo's A Musical Affair

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Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court wrestled Wednesday with a familiar, if elusive, foe -- legislative intent -- when considering whether a California man should be compensated after the government violated his privacy by disclosing his personal medical history. The justices appeared torn over the meaning of two fuzzy words in federal law -- "actual damages" -- and whether Stanmore Cooper's claims of mental and emotional distress are covered under the Privacy Act. "The argument you have made -- and I certainly understand it, that this is the Privacy Act and so it's precisely these types of damages that you would be concerned about -- really cuts both ways," said Chief Justice John Roberts to Cooper's lawyer.
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The court tries to figure out what Congress intended by the words "actual damages"
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Stanmore Cooper says the words cover mental and emotional distress
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The government argues they are aimed at monetary damages
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Cooper says the public disclosure of his HIV status caused him harm

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CNN)  -- Samir Nasri scored two superb goals to give Arsenal a 2-1 win in a London derby against Fulham to go top of the English Premier League on Saturday. Previous leaders Manchester United had to sit out the action as their game at promoted Blackpool fell victim to the cold snap in England leaving Arsenal and Chelsea the chance to lead the standings. Chelsea looked set to be the beneficiary as Didier Drogba's penalty put them ahead at Stamford Bridge against Everton. But in the second half the visitors hit back through a late Jermaine Beckford goal and were unfortunate not to seal three points as Chelsea's poor recent league form continued.
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Arsenal beat Fulham 2-1 with Samir Nasir scoring twice to go top of English Premier League
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Chelsea missed chance to go top as Everton draw 1-1 at Stamford Bridge
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Manchester City beat Bolton 1-0 to stay in title hunt in fourth
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Previous leaders Manchester United have game at Blackpool called off

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(CNN) -- Hillary Clinton's assertion this week she and her husband left the White House "dead broke" left some Americans scratching their heads. How, they wondered, could a family making six-figures, living rent free, and writing best-sellers possibly run out of cash? As it turns out, being President doesn't necessarily come cheap. While first families don't have to pay rent at the White House, they are responsible for personal costs that can multiply, especially if they spend the full eight years in that spotlight. Former first lady Laura Bush wrote in her post-White House memoir that she was expected to pick up the tab for every meal she ate at the White House or the presidential Camp David retreat -- for her husband's two terms.
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Hillary Clinton's "dead broke" comment touched a nerve
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The Clintons White House expenses exploded over legal fees
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Question: By the end of the previous year, the @placeholder carried debt totaling somewhere between $2.28 million to $10.6 million.


(CNN) -- More than 90% of the Internet access in Syria was shut down on Thursday, according to the Internet monitoring group Renesys. It was not clear who was behind the latest event, but the government has intermittently cut off Internet access several times in the past two years. Opposition activists often transmit updates about the civil war in reports and images on the Web. Syria has shut down the Internet in the past, said U.S. Ambassador to Syria Robert Ford. Ford added that the United States has given "a thousand pieces of non-lethal equipment -- largely communications gear" to help opposition activists get around blocks to the Internet.
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Rebels claim to have shot down three government aircraft in 24 hours
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Turkey formally requests Patriot missiles from NATO

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:57 EST, 24 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:00 EST, 25 August 2013 New York's attorney general has sued Donald Trump for $40 million, claiming the real estate mogul helped run a phony 'Trump University' that falsely promised to make students rich. Instead, Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said that the university steered them into expensive and mostly useless seminars, and even failed to deliver promised apprenticeships. After the lawsuit was filed on Saturday, Trump shot back that it is false and politically motivated. Schneiderman says many of the 5,000 students who paid up to $35,000 thought they would at least meet Trump but instead all they got was their picture taken in front of a life-size picture of him.
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Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has accused university of encouraging students to pay for expensive, useless seminars
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Students paid as much as $35,000 to attend the university
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Trump has claimed that the suit is politically motivated

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House Speaker John Boehner lashed out at the Obama administration on Wednesday for issuing the latest in a long series of Affordable Care Act delays, giving prospective enrollees another half-month to signup for insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act website, healthcare.gov. 'What the hell is this, a joke?' an incredulous Boehner said during his regular Wednesday press conference on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. He said the White House has been reduced to treating the law's March 31 regulatory deadline as a formality – 'another deadline rendered meaningless,'  he mocked – allowing weeks of extra time for Americans who claim they tried in earnest to sign up before the deadline.
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The Health and Human Services Department is allowing Americans who use healthcare.gov to blow off the March 31 enrollment deadline
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Republicans of all stripes are reacting with contempt, saying the president and his staff are breaking the law and defying Congress
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The Obama administration has pulled out all the stops to boost its numbers before the six-month open enrollment period ends
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The White House has repeatedly lowered expectations by shifting its target numbers – and by delaying talking about how many have paid for coverage

Question: That’s what the law says,' he said later, sticking up for @placeholder' part in the four-year-long Obamacare saga.


A Massachusetts grand jury has indicted an associate of former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez in a shooting death, Bristol County, Massachusetts, District Attorney Sam Sutter said Friday. Carlos Ortiz, 27, of Bristol, Connecticut, was indicted on a single count of accessory to murder after the fact in connection with the June 17 killing of Odin Lloyd. Hernandez pleaded not guilty this month to first-degree murder in Lloyd's death. The indictment comes after a bail reduction hearing Thursday for another co-defendant, Ernest Wallace, in Fall River, Massachusetts, revealed new details in the murder case against Hernandez. Bristol County prosecutors, according to spokesman Gregg Miliote, told a judge that Hernandez was the only one who got out of a car with Lloyd in a deserted industrial park on June 17, before Lloyd was allegedly shot multiple times, execution-style, by Hernandez.
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Carlos Ortiz is indicted, accused of accessory to murder after the fact
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Hernandez is charged in the death of Odin Lloyd, who was shot in June

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(CNN) -- For CNN, Tiananmen Square was a watershed story -- a seminal moment in the network's history. Beijing bureau chief Mike Chinoy, producer Nancy Lane and Moscow bureau chief Steve Hurst Only nine years old in 1989, CNN was the only 24-hour news station on the air at the time. But staffers say the network suffered an inferiority complex when comparing itself to the major players in American television, who had dismissed the new upstart for years as "Chicken Noodle News." Enter Tiananmen Square. Change the face of television news. Take your place in the big leagues. "It put CNN on the map," said Mike Chinoy, CNN's Beijing bureau chief during the crisis.
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The story "put CNN on the map," said former Beijing bureau chief Mike Chinoy
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Reporters had flooded Beijing to cover the visit of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev
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For the first time, a TV network beamed its own live pictures from China
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As protests grew, Chinese authorities ordered CNN to stop transmitting

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(CNN) -- On July 23, 1969, as Apollo 11 hurtled back towards Earth, there was a problem -- a problem only a kid could solve. At age 10, Greg Force reaches his arm into a tiny hole to fix an antenna crucial to Apollo 11. It sounds like something out of a movie, but that's what it came down to as Apollo 11 sped back towards Earth after landing on the moon in 1969. It was around 10:00 at night on July 23, and 10-year-old Greg Force was at home with his mom and three brothers. His father, Charles Force, was at work. Charles Force was the director of the NASA tracking station in Guam, where the family was living.
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Greg Force, then age 10, fixed an antenna important to the mission
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He had arms small enough to reach inside the antenna
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His last-minute repair helped Apollo 11's safe splashdown
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iReport.com: Do you remember Apollo 11?

Question: Greg's small but important part in @placeholder was a story told by news outlets around the world.


Cairo (CNN) -- A few days before the runoff elections that brought the Muslim Brotherhood candidate to the presidency, I was invited along with other civil activists to meet Mohamed Morsi. He did not show up, but his top advisers were present. After the long speech they gave about how Morsi will empower the civil society and that the Muslim Brotherhood will respect human rights including women's rights, a colleague of mine raised his hand to ask a question. "I saw in your booklet that you respect human rights and women rights according to Sharia," my colleague asked. "Is it different from the rights mentioned in the international conventions that Egypt has signed?"
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Egyptian activist says Muslim Brotherhood views women only in terms of role as mother and housewife
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Dahlia Ziada argues Muslim Brotherhood has shameful record of marginalizing women
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New President Mohamed Morsi has much to prove to protect women's rights, she adds

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Fort Hood, Texas (CNN) -- The military judge overseeing the trial of admitted Fort Hood gunman Maj. Nidal Hasan told defense attorneys Thursday that they can't drop out of the case -- even though they believe it's tantamount to helping him commit suicide. "This is nothing more than their disagreement with Major Hasan's strategy in conducting his defense," said the judge, Col. Tara Osborn, rejecting a motion by the standby counsel who are tasked with assisting Hasan as he represents himself. The attorneys argued Wednesday that Hasan is trying to help the prosecution achieve a death sentence. Osborn's decision sparked a bitter fight in a trial focused on charges that Hasan shot and killed 13 people and wounded 32 in the November 2009 rampage at the Army installation near Killeen, Texas.
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NEW: The judge rejects standby counsel's request
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Admitted Fort Hood gunman "is working towards a death penalty," lawyer says
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Hasan faces a death sentence if convicted of 13 killings and 32 attempted murder counts

Question: @placeholder told the panel in his opening statement, "We mujahedeen are trying to establish the perfect religion."


(CNN) -- While there is still a lot of talk about how the Republican Party needs to reinvent itself, Democrats should keep in mind they could use a touch-up themselves. With 20 Senate seats to defend in the midterm election -- compared with just 13 Republican ones -- the truth is Sen. Harry Reid and the gang do not have a lot of time to gloat. The economy may be improving, but it is still limping; millions are looking for work, and the deficit continues to grow. So whatever momentum President Obama and the Democrats received from last week's victories will all be gone come 2016 if they can't agree on a detailed budget plan by 2014.
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LZ Granderson says Democrats can't rest on election laurels for 2014 midterm wins
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Republicans won't say inanities about rape or ignore minorities forever, he says
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Granderson: Democrats need a bold budget plan that relies more on spending cuts
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Loss in 2014 of six Democratic senators in red states could cost them the Senate, he says

Question: True, some of that can be attributed to racist backlash to @placeholder -- but most of it has to do with the message of the Democratic platform.

Question: If @placeholder don't figure out a way to make their message attractive to white people, they could possibly lose the Senate.


(CNN) -- The parents of a 15-year-old American girl are seeking to get their daughter back after she ran away with her boyfriend to Brazil, where authorities handed her over to the boyfriend's family. The Brazilian authorities' decision to give custody of Samantha Hernandez to her boyfriend's uncle, while a legal action against her goes through the system, has left her family and U.S. officials scratching their heads. "If this was a senator's daughter, if this was a congressman's daughter, somebody would've gotten her back already," said Samantha's father, Robert Hernandez of Florida. On August 29, Samantha and her boyfriend, whom she had met online less than a year ago, boarded a flight from Boston, Massachusetts, to Belo Horizonte, Brazil, with Samantha using a fake passport, police said.
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Samantha Hernandez ran away with her boyfriend to Brazil
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She was stopped in Brazil because she was using a false passport
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Police handed her over to the boyfriend's uncle
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Her family in the United States wants her back

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(CNN) -- In the tech world, paying a celebrity to love your product can sometimes backfire. On Wednesday, NBA superstar LeBron James took to Twitter to announce a nightmare of the mobile age: "My phone just erased everything I had in it and rebooted. One of the sickest feelings I've ever had in my life!!!" Here's the problem: That phone was, presumably, the Samsung Galaxy Note that the Miami Heat star is paid big money to endorse. His was just the most recent in a series of public missteps by celebrities who have been increasingly called upon to create buzz for tech products.
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LeBron James tweeted a complaint about the smartphone he endorses
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On social media, other celebrities have bagged on the brands they promote
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Ellen DeGeneres used Samsung onstage at Oscars, iPhone backstage
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Expert says positive endorsements still outweigh such flubs

Question: It's not the first time a celebrity, an endorsement deal and @placeholder have merged to create an awkward gaffe.


Kelsey Grammer forgave the man who raped and murdered his sister but said that he should not be released, during an emotional testimony at the killer's parole hearing on Tuesday. The 59-year-old Frasier star testified against 57-year-old Freddie Glenn who kidnapped and murdered his 18-year-old sister, Karen Elisa Grammer, in 1975 when she was leaving her job at a Red Lobster in Colorado Springs. 'I accept that you live with remorse, but I live with tragedy every day,' the Cheers star said via satellite link at a Colorado parole hearing. 'I accept your apology. I forgive you. However, I cannot give your release my endorsement.'
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The 59-year-old Frasier star testified against Freddie Glenn who kidnapped and murdered his sister, Karen Elisa Grammer, in 1975
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Karen, 18, was kidnapped from her car by Glenn and an accomplice and raped for four hours before having her throat slit
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Kelsey Grammer identified his sister's body a week later
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He told Glenn on Tuesday: 'I accept that you live with remorse, but I live with tragedy every day. I accept your apology. I forgive you. However, I cannot give your release my endorsement'
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Glenn, 57, will next be eligible for parole in 2017

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Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- Returning from a trip to Pyongyang, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter said that North Korean leader Kim Jong Il ready for a summit with South Korean President Lee Myung-bak at any time. Carter did not personally meet with Kim, but he said that as he and his delegation of former heads of state were on the way to Pyongyang airport to depart for South Korea, they were summoned back to their guesthouse, where a senior official read out a written message from the reclusive leader. "Chairman Kim sent word that he is willing to negotiate with South Korea or United States ... on any subject at any time and without any preconditions," Carter told a news conference. "He specifically told us he is prepared for a summit directly with President Lee Myung-bak at any time to discuss issues between the two heads of state."
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The Elders visited the Korean Peninsula
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Kim Jong Il is "willing to negotiate"
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The declaration puts South Korea's Lee on the spot

Question: In 2010, 50 South Koreans were killed in the two separate incidents: @placeholder accuses the North of torpedoing and sinking one of its warships in March 2010, killing 46 sailors.

Question: "I think it is extremely important that we as @placeholder can recommend that there is, as early as possible, a resumption of dialogue on all outstanding issues," he said.


By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 06:41 EST, 2 July 2012 | UPDATED: 07:49 EST, 2 July 2012 A mother-to-be told by doctors that her baby had died in the womb was stunned when he started breathing the moment he was born. Six months pregnant Alex Jones, 21, was heartbroken when doctors couldn’t find a heartbeat and she would have to go through the ordeal of delivering her stillborn baby. Ms Jones was even told by medical team to make preparations for a funeral for the baby boy she named Cohan. Happy family: Alex Jones with Cohan, who has just celebrated his first birthday, and her daughter Maisy
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Alex Jones was told to make preparations for a funeral for her baby boy
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Seconds after delivery he started breathing and wriggling his toes
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At three months premature he weighed 1lb and 11oz but is now a year old

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(CNN) -- Responding to the latest undercover video by an anti-abortion group, women's reproductive health care provider Planned Parenthood announced Tuesday it will retrain more than 11,000 staff members at more than 800 centers across the United States. Planned Parenthood has ordered "all health center staff and educators who have contact with patients and teens be retrained in understanding our policies and procedures for responding to situations that indicate that the welfare of a minor is endangered," Stuart Schear, vice president for communications at Planned Parenthood, said in a statement issued Tuesday. The retraining will be completed by April 1, Schear said.
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The anti-abortion group Live Action releases its sixth undercover video
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It purports to show Planned Parenthood staff advising pimp and prostitute actors
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Abortion provider Planned Parenthood calls the latest video "doctored" and untrustworthy
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Republicans are proposing a ban on federal funds for Planned Parenthood

Question: @placeholder describes itself on its website as "a leading new media, investigative, and educational organization committed to the protection and respect of all human life."


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 09:09 EST, 9 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:48 EST, 9 May 2013 Ariel Castro kept his former wife tied up in his basement and whipped her with dog chains, according to her former boyfriend, foreshadowing the horrific crimes he would later allegedly inflict on his three captives. Fernando Colon, who welcomed Castro's wife Nilda Figueroa into his home after she left her abusive husband, said that the man would viciously kick her in the stomach while she was pregnant. Castro similarly beat his kidnapped victims, Amanda Berry, Michelle Knight and Gina DeJesus, after he raped them and they fell pregnant, according to reports.
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Castro 'kicked Grimilda Figueroa in the stomach when she was pregnant'
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Alleged treatment foreshadows the crimes 'he inflicted on his captives'
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2005 court filing claims she suffered two broken noses, a blood clot on the brain, shattered ribs and a knocked-out tooth at the hands of Castro
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Documents: He 'frequently abducts his daughters from his mother'
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Figueroa's brother says he believes the abuse killed her; she died last year

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MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- Authorities do not plan to file charges against a Florida orange grove owner who fatally shot a 21-year-old woman, saying he is protected under the state's controversial "no retreat" law. Bullet holes pocked the windshield of the crashed SUV, and blood stained he passenger seat. But the woman's boyfriend faces second-degree murder charges in her death, because the woman was shot to death during an alleged felony -- the theft of an SUV. Tony Curtis Phillips, 29, didn't fire a single shot. He didn't even know his girlfriend, Nikki McCormick, was dead until police showed him an online news story.
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Tony Curtis Phillips, 29, charged in girlfriend's shooting death
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He wasn't shooter but is charged because he allegedly was stealing SUV
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Florida law says people can use lethal force if they fear for their lives

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England is dominating the international transfer market in terms of spending on overseas players, a new FIFA report has shown. More than £770million was spent by English clubs on players from abroad - £308m (67 per cent) more than nearest rivals Spain. The figures are contained in the FIFA TMS Global Transfer Market 2015 report which also highlights the fact that Spain continues to be the biggest market for signing players aged under 18 from abroad - a fact given extra relevance considering Barcelona's transfer ban for signing minors in breach of the rules and the FIFA investigation into Real Madrid over similar alleged offences.
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English clubs spent £770million on foreign players over the course of 2014
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Spanish sides spent £308m (67 per cent) less than English clubs
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Spain continues to be the biggest market for signing players under 18
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English clubs make up more than a quarter of the £2.64bn spent worldwide
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There were a total of 1,263 international transfers (in and out) in England

Question: A staggering £155m was paid to agents acting on international in 2014, with the thriving @placeholder transfer market making up the highest percentage of fees.


(CNN) -- President Obama seems determined to launch a two-front war with the new Republican Congress. The bigger news has been about his threatened executive order on immigration. The White House, however, has also indicated a determination to greet the new Senate majority leader from coal country with a series of very expensive environmental regulations necessitated by the climate agreement he announced with China. Before he takes these steps, President Obama should take a few days off and read a couple of books about President Woodrow Wilson's last two years in office. There are a lot of parallels between the two presidents. Both were college professors. Both liked to hide on a golf course (Wilson holds the record having played more than 1,000 rounds as President). Both were powerful orators. Both had deeply held convictions. Both disliked the Congress.
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Newt Gingrich: President Obama may take steps that would inflame GOP in Congress
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He says executive action on immigration, coal industry regulations would be confrontational
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Gingrich: Obama should study career of Woodrow Wilson, who fought and lost vs. Congress

Question: The collapse of the @placeholder presidency after the 1918 midterm defeat is a cautionary tale for President Obama.


(CNN) -- It is unfortunate that Mike Daisey lied about Apple's labor practices on "This American Life" by fabricating some harrowing details about the suffering of workers in China who make iPads and iPhones. But this revelation should not divert attention away from the very real, pressing issue of labor abuses in China. The public radio episode that aired Daisey's falsified account helped set in motion a series of news reports and close scrutiny from the media, forcing Apple to acknowledge that conditions in its supplier factories can be improved and that workers should be treated better. Now, because of Daisey's lies, some people might dismiss the problem of China's labor abuses. They should not.
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Mike Daisey lied on "This American Life" about Apple's labor practices in China
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Yang Su and Xin He: Daisey shouldn't have lied, but his bigger point is true
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They say labor abuse in China is a serious, widespread problem
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Su and He: If foreign-invested companies improve, it will help the Chinese labor market

Question: In this context, the spotlight on @placeholder's labor problem raised by Daisey and others is important.


(CNN)Neanderthals, meet modern humans. Modern humans, say hello to Neanderthals. Now would you two care for a date? That was possible some 55,000 years ago in modern-day Israel, archaeologists announced this week -- a find that they say could be significant, since it could shed light on when and how our modern-day ancestors moved from Africa into Europe and Asia. It's all based on the discovery of portions of a skull (including the top but not the jaw) in Manot Cave in western Galilee detailed in a study published Wednesday in Nature. The specimen "is unequivocally modern" and is "similar in shape to recent African skulls as well as to European skulls," according to the report from a team of researchers from the University of Tel Aviv, Ben-Gurion University, Israel Antiquities Authority and elsewhere.
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Experts announce the discovery of a modern human skull in what's now Israel
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Study co-author: "This is the first specimen we have that connects Africa to Europe"

Question: Without DNA tests, it's impossible to say if the adult whose skull was found was a pure descendant of the modern humans who came from @placeholder, or had a bit of Neanderthal ancestry mixed in.


New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver stopped to sign a sketch of himself in court today as he left the building seemingly unfazed. Silver, one of the most powerful politicians in the state, was taken into custody around 8am on Thursday and was later charged at Manhattan federal court with taking $4million in bribes disguised as legal fees. He was  released on $200,000 bail. The 70-year-old Democrat was arrested by the FBI on federal conspiracy and bribery charges that carry up to 100 years in prison and could cost him his political seat. Silver is a Democrat from Manhattan's Lower East Side and a longtime leader of the Assembly's Democratic majority. The arrest comes just a day after Silver shared the stage with Governor Andrew Cuomo during his State of the State address.
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New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, one of the most powerful politicians in the state was arrested and charged
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Silver, 70, a Democrat from Manhattan, has served as speaker for 20 years
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Silver is one of the most private and least-understood figures, sometimes called 'the Sphinx'

Question: facing the public: Speaker of the @placeholder, Sheldon Silver, walks out of a New York court house after being arrested on federal corruption charges


By Abigail Frymann PUBLISHED: 06:41 EST, 8 June 2013 | UPDATED: 07:10 EST, 8 June 2013 The tiniest apple on the high street will go on sale on Monday having been discovered by chance. The apple being marketed as Tiddly Pomme has been snapped up exclusively by Marks & Spencer. The retailer hopes the super-sweet apple, a miniature version of the Royal Gala variety, will especially appeal to children. At 42mm in diameter the apples are the same size as a golf ball. A pack of six will cost £1.49 and two of the apples count as one of your five a day.
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Super-sweet miniature apple size of a golf ball to be sold from Monday
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Grower found the tiny variety by chance on a walk around his orchards
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Winnie-the-Pooh-inspired 'Tiddly Pomme' was idea of Facebook fans

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Question: the tiny fruits sell well, @placeholder, which buys the fruit from Empire


Ed Richards alleged at a party that a media mogul had threatened him. Mr Richards did not identify the person but guests said they believed he was referring to Rupert Murdoch’s son James, pictured The boss of Britain’s broadcasting regulator was at the centre of an explosive row with media mogul James Murdoch last night. The dispute erupted after outgoing Ofcom chief executive Ed Richards claimed he had been threatened during his eight years in the £393,000-a-year post. He alleged that one media mogul had shouted at him in his office: ‘We know who you are, we know who your friends are and we know where you live.’
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Row erupted after outgoing Ofcom boss claimed he had been threatened
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Ed Richards alleged one media mogul shouted: 'We know where you live'
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Mr Richards did not identify the person when he made comments at party
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Guests said they believed he was referring to Rupert Murdoch's son James
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Pair were in long-running power struggle triggered by BSkyB takeover bid

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Question: James Murdoch, pictured, quit as @placeholder chairman in April 2012.


Career in tatters: Jonathan Burrows has resigned from his job with asset managers BlackRock A high flying city executive who dodged rail fares for five years has been branded as 'greedy' and 'selfish' after his identity was revealed. Jonathan Burrows has been unmasked as the mystery fare dodger of East Sussex who hit the news after settling a £43,000 bill for unpaid tickets over five years. The 44-year-old investment executive is thought to be the biggest fare dodger in history - avoiding the £21.50-a-day fee, despite owning two mansions worth £4million. He had hoped to avoid prosecution and publicity by reimbursing Southeastern trains just three days after being caught by a ticket inspector last November.
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Jonathan Burrows, 44, skipped train fare from Kent to London for five years
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Caught out after using Oyster card to pay just £7.20 a day for long commute
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Burrows hoped to avoid publicity by paying up quickly when found out
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But police and City regulator heard of the story and started to investigate
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The £1million-a-year asset manager was suspended by employers last week
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But when pressed on the scam he quit, ending probe into his conduct

Question: @placeholder told Burrows he owed them £42,550 in unpaid fares, plus £450 in legal costs.


By Dominic King for the Daily Mail Follow @@DominicKing_DM Everton are unbeaten in their past five matches against Arsenal — the longest undefeated spell in 110 years of playing the Gunners. He did what all top strikers should. With time ticking away and a crucial match on the brink of being lost, Olivier Giroud saved the day. Getting his head to a cross from Nacho Monreal and diverting it beyond Tim Howard as a pulsating game entered its 90th minute, Giroud sped away after rescuing a point, sliding on his knees into the corner of Goodison Park where Arsenal’s supporters celebrated.
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Giroud comes on at half time to inspire Arsenal
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French striker heads home in last minute to earn Gunners an unlikely point
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Wenger says he is confident in his player's ability to lead the line this season
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Alexis Sanchez removed after 45 ineffectual minutes

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A jilted groom-to-be who was dumped by his fiancée over Christmas has met the woman he is taking on what would have been their honeymoon, after he auctioned off her place on eBay. John Whitbread, 32, from Donisthorpe, Leicestershire, was heartbroken after his ex-fiancée Amy told him she wasn't 'ready to get married' and left him with a spare ticket to the Dominican Republic. Instead of cancelling the trip, Mr Whitbread decided to give the opportunity to a stranger to join him by auctioning off the £1,950 ticket, with offers starting at 99p. Scroll down for video John Whitbread went in for a hug as he met raffle winner Kelly for the first time at the airport this morning
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John Whitbread was dumped by ex-fiancée weeks before their wedding day
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He decided to auction off place on the honeymoon to Dominican Republic
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After the winning eBay bidders failed to pay he sold the tickets in a raffle
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Winning ticket holder was Kelly Wood, who he met for the first time today
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The pair were united just hours before their flight at the airport on live TV
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They will stay in the honeymoon suite in single beds for next two weeks

Question: I know her name is @placeholder and what she looks like but I'm trying to save it all for the plane.'


(EW.com) -- After months of speculation surrounding the "Boy Meets World" reboot, "Girl Meets World," it seems like the pieces are finally starting to come together. Early last week, EW broke the news that 11-year-old Rowan Blanchard was cast to play the series' Girl, Riley Matthews. Since then, producers have also filled the spot of Riley's best friend, Maya (Sabrina Carpenter), and announced the addition of two more roles (including one, Shamus Farkle, who sounds a whole lot like "BMW's" resident geek Minkus). So, who else can we expect to see on Girl Meets World? And what will Cory and Topanga be like now that they're all grown up? Entertainment Weekly spoke to "Boy Meets World" creator Michael Jacobs, who is exec producing the "Girl Meets World" pilot for Disney, to get the scoop on what fans of the coming-of-age classic should expect.
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Rowan Blanchard, 11, will play Riley Matthews on "Girl Meets World"
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Riley's best friend Maya will be played by Sabrina Carpenter
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Jacobs says he hopes the "Girl Meets World" pilot captures "the confusions about growing up"

Question: That was always the column that I wanted @placeholder to be included in and I want Girl Meets World to be in that column as well."

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(CNN) -- What will Narendra Modi's India look like? The country's prime minister-in-waiting -- a staunch Hindu nationalist and the Chief Minister of the western state of Gujarat since 2001 -- is a deeply polarizing figure and an unproven commodity on the international stage. Analysts predict his arrival in the country's top office will bring a marked change in direction for the world's most populous democracy, a nation whose modern character has been defined by the inclusive, secular and liberal approach of the Congress Party, which has governed for most of the post-independence era. The only question, they say, is how great a departure Modi's premiership will be from what has come before.
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India's Prime Minister-in-waiting Narendra Modi is a polarizing figure
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Critics say the pro-business Hindu nationalist is a threat to secular, liberal traditions
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He led the state of Gujarat through a period of strong economic growth
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But his relationship with the country's huge Muslim minority has come under scrutiny

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By Sam Webb Haroon Ashraf outside Birmingham Crown Court. The 24-year-old Birmingham man slashed his pregnant wife with a knife over a missing bag of cannabis A husband slashed his pregnant wife with a Stanley knife and sprayed aftershave in her face because she hid his drugs stash. Haroon Ashraf attacked wife Neelam at their Bordesley Green, Birmingham, home during a row over missing bags of cannabis. Jurors heard he slashed at the mother, who was nine weeks pregnant, while their one-year-old son was just a few feet away. She was left with a deep wound to her arm which she had raised to protect her face.
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Haroon Ashraf, 24, attacked wife Neelam over the missing drugs
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He launched prolonged attack as his baby son was just a few feet away
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He claimed she had attacked him with blade and stabbed herself
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Now he has been found guilty of wounding with intent and assault

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They seemed so triumphant at the time, the lyrics to country music star Mindy McCready's hope-filled title track to her most recent album, "I'm Still Here." "On a cold dark cloud, with nowhere to fall but down, like a single, naked, unrelenting tear ... I'm still here." Now, those words sound like a cry for help. On Sunday afternoon, McCready, whose turbulent personal life overshadowed her music, was found dead on the front porch of her Arkansas home, the victim, authorities said, of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. She was 37. McCready also appears to have shot and killed a dog that belonged to her late boyfriend, record producer David Wilson, before shooting herself, Cleburne County Sheriff Marty Moss said Monday.
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Sheriff says investigation into her apparent suicide, her boyfriend's death are ongoing
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Former singer apparently killed her late boyfriend's dog first
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She struggled for years with addiction and mental illness
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She burst onto the scene in 1996 with her album "Ten Thousand Angels"

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The woman accused of abandoning her Down syndrome son has hit back at her husband's claims and said she had to make a 'ruthless decision' in the best interests of the child. Ruzan Badalyn gave birth to baby Leo on January 21 in an Armenian hospital but within hours, she had allegedly filed for divorce from her husband Sam Forrest after he refused to give up on their child. She became a hate-figure around the world after Sam claimed his wife of eighteen months handed him an ultimatum: her, or his newborn son. But an angry Ruzan has now disputed his version of events and said the couple had agreed that baby Leo would have a better quality of life if he was raised in his father's native New Zealand.
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Ruzan Badalyan gave birth to Leo on January 21 in an Armenian hospital
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Husband Sam said she abandoned him due to his 'shameful' condition
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Says the couple agreed their son would have a better life in New Zealand
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Sam now says he forgives his wife and hopes they have a future together

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(CNN)  -- Kim Clijsters beat the returning Justine Henin in a special exhibition match in their native Belgium Thursday. The pair were playing in the Diamond Games in Antwerp with Henin testing herself after being out since mid-season with an elbow ligament injury. Her last competitive match was her fourth round loss to Clijsters at Wimbledon in June. Clijsters, fresh from retaining her U.S. Open crown then rounding off her season by claiming the WTA Championships in Doha, proved too sharp for Henin. She won the first set 6-1 in just 25 minutes, but Henin recovered from falling an early break down to win the second 6-3 to level.
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Kim Clijsters beats Justine Henin in special exhibition match in Belgium
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Henin playing for the first time since July after elbow injury
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Pair hint they could represent Belgium at doubles in 2012 Olympics
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Andy Roddick to return to U.S. Davis Cup line-up in 2011

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Tokyo, Japan (CNN) -- The Japanese government lodged a protest with the Chinese government Monday about the alleged presence of Chinese patrol boats near disputed territory, according to Japanese media. Japanese naval authorities spotted two Chinese patrol boats late Sunday near islands that have been at the center of recent diplomatic tensions, Japan's Kyodo News Agency reported Monday. Both countries claim sovereign rights to the islands called the Senkaku Islands in Japanese and the Diaoyu Islands in Chinese. The boats were in Japan's "contiguous zone" but did not cross into Japanese territorial waters, Kyodo reported, sourcing Japan's coast guard. But Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshito Sengoku said in the protest message to China that seeing Chinese patrol boats made his government feel "uncomfortable," according to Kyodo.
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Chinese patrols make Japan's government "uncomfortable"
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Japanese media reports patrols did not cross into Japanese territorial waters
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Japanese diplomatic protest comes a week after raucous anti-Japan protests in China

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The Sony hacking scandal continued reverberating throughout the Hollywood film industry on Wednesday as Steve Carell's slated new movie, Pyongyang was canceled. The announcement was made just hours before Sony scrapped the release of the controversial Seth Rogen comedy The Interview, which was scheduled to premiere Christmas Day. The studio's decision to cancel the release of the film about a CIA assassination plot targeting North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un was prompted by threatening messages alluding to 9/11-style terrorist attacks against cinemas. Scroll down for video Scrapped: New Regency has canceled the production of a new film about North Korea with the working title Pyongyang based on an eponymous graphic novel by Guy Delisle
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New Regency decided to cancel production of the thriller based on graphic novel by Guy Delisle
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Movie was to be directed by Gore Verbinski, with Carell playing an American living in Pyongyang
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The cancellation comes in the wake of Sony hacking scandal
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Sony announced it will not be releasing The Interview next week over terror threats

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By Louise Boyle for MailOnline The third American missionary worker to have contracted Ebola was named today as Dr Rick Sacra as his colleague Nancy Writebol spoke for the first time following her amazing recovery from the deadly virus. The 59-year-old aid worker, along with her husband David, smiled broadly and waved for the cameras as she spoke at length at the SIM USA charity's campus in Charlotte, North Carolina on Wednesday. Mrs Writebol beamed as she said it was wonderful to be with everyone just weeks after falling ill with the virus which kills 90 per cent of sufferers.
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Nancy Writebol, a 59-year-old aid worker, along with her husband David, spoke in Charlotte, North Carolina on Wednesday
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Mrs Writebol said it was a privilege to be alive and that some mornings she did not think she was going to make it
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Third American missionary worker, Dr Rick Sacra, 51, who was delivering babies in Liberia, has been diagnosed with Ebola
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Her colleague Dr Kent Brantly who also contracted Ebola described on Tuesday how he struggled to breathe and was left violently shaking

Question: Mrs Writebol said: '@placeholder went to hug me and put his arms around me and I knew how dangerous that was and I said, ''David, don’t.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:21 EST, 16 September 2012 | UPDATED: 00:33 EST, 16 September 2012 An elderly woman turned herself into authorities after she said she realized that she struck and killed a six-year-old boy, authorities said. Veramae C. Phillip, 83, told authorities that on September 8, she was driving along Franklinville Road in Woodstock, Illinois in the dark and the rain when she thought a branch had fallen on her car. But authorities said she had unknowingly hit and killed little Brayan Silva. Confessed: Verame C. Phillips, 83, left, turned herself in after police issued a warrant for her arrest; she was charged with the death of 6-year-old Brayan Silva after she allegedly struck him with her car and fled the scene
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Veramae C. Phillip, 83, said she wasn't sure what she hit while driving on September 8
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Weather was stormy and she thought she might have hit been a stray branch, she told police
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Allegedly struck and killed Brayan Silva, 6

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(CNN) -- Not a hippopotamus. Not his two front teeth. All Elliot Shirback wanted for Christmas this year was cards. It was a wish heard around the country. A houseful of cards poured in for the 25-year-old New York man who has Down syndrome, according to his mother's Facebook pages. More than 1,800 have arrived, coming from nearly every state, CNN affiliate YNN reported. "I'm, like, blessed right now," Shirback told the network. It all started because of his mother, Anne Daggett. Shirback was sad one day. She wanted to make him feel better so she asked what he wanted for Christmas.
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All Elliot Shirback wanted for Christmas this year was cards
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His mother made a Facebook request for her son, who has Down syndrome
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More than 1,800 cards have poured in from nearly every state, a CNN affiliate reports
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"It makes me happy," he says. "It's like a gift, like somebody loves and cares about you."

Question: Next thing I know, it's like a flurry and gone viral," @placeholder told YNN.


(CNN) -- Manchester City booked its place in the last-16 of the Champions League following a 2-0 victory over Roma on Wednesday. Samir Nasri's stunning 60th minute strike and Pablo Zabaleta's late effort gave City all three points and secured second place in Group E behind Bayern Munich. Roma, who hit the post in the second half through Kostas Manolas, also had an effort cleared off the line. But City held out to ensure its place in the knockout phase of the competition. "I think the performance of the team was amazing," Nasri told Sky Sports. "It was important for me to score, after the surgery I took a while to get to my full level, now I am."
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Manchester City claims 2-0 victory at AS Roma
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Ctiy qualifies for last-16 in second place behind Bayern Munich
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Bayern defeats CSKA Moscow 3-0
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Barcelona beats PSG to top Group F

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad made clear what he meant when he said Israel should be "wiped off" the map and touched on everything from the Holocaust to homosexuality in a wide-ranging interview that aired Monday on CNN's "Piers Morgan Tonight." The president, speaking through a translator, also said what his country would do if attacked by Israel, and he slammed an anti-Islam film that has triggered protests in the Muslim world. "If a group comes and occupies the United States of America, destroys homes while women and children are in those homes, incarcerate the youth of America, impose five different wars on many neighbors, and always threaten others, what would you do? What would you say? Would you help it? ... Or would you help the people of the United States?" Ahmadinejad asked in response to whether Israel should be "wiped off" the face of the map, as he once said.
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Ahmadinejad sits down for an interview with CNN's Piers Morgan
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During the sometimes contentious conversation, he talks about the Holocaust, Syria
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Ahmadinejad also discusses an anti-Islam film and Osama bin Laden
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Iran's president is to address the U.N. General Assembly on Wednesday

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(Financial Times) -- India's Supreme Court has rejected a plea from Novartis, the Swiss pharmaceuticals group, to patent its cancer drug Glivec, in a landmark ruling that health activists say will allow India's generics industry to keep making cheaper versions of newer medicines. The judgment will infuriate multinational pharmaceuticals companies, already frustrated at the way India's 2005 patent law -- which New Delhi had to adopt in order to join the World Trade Organisation -- has been repeatedly interpreted to permit Indian generics companies to override their patents. The Glivec case has been closely watched by both the global pharmaceuticals industry and activists for access to affordable drugs, who say it will set a precedent.
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For years, India did not recognise patents on drugs, which allowed India's generics drugs industry to flourish
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In a statement issued following the ruling, Novartis called the decision "a setback for patients"
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Novartis has threatened that if it lost the case, it would not introduce its newest generation of medicines to India

Question: However, @placeholder's patent office ruled that it was not eligible for a patent as it was not a new drug, a decision upheld by the Supreme Court.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 11:57 EST, 2 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:42 EST, 2 October 2013 A senior consultant killed a patient who went into private hospital for a routine knee operation by giving ‘exceptionally bad’ care, a court heard today. David Sellu, 66, of Hillingdon, west London, ignored concerns that James Hughes, 66, was in excruciating pain following a simple procedure to replace the joint, the Old Bailey was told. Mr Hughes, a retired builder from County Armagh, Northern Ireland, sustained an unexplained tear to his bowel during his stay at the BMI Healthcare-run Churchill Clementine Hospital in Harrow, London.
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James Hughes died from cardiac arrest following a ruptured bowel
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Dr David Sellu alleged to have ignored the seriousness of the situation
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The court heard that Dr Sellu also lied about scan results
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Mr Hughes 'could not explain the agony he was in to Hungarian doctor'

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(CNN) -- The upcoming presidential election will likely hinge on whether voters trust President Obama or Mitt Romney to restore a robust economy. Presidents have less power over the economy than they and most people believe -- Congress, the Fed, and the economy's inherent dynamics all play major roles -- but the president can lead on key issues and set the tone for economic policy. To understand how the Romney and Obama views differ, consider two issues. The first is how to avoid the so-called "fiscal cliff." Under current policy, substantial tax hikes and spending cuts kick in on January 1, 2013. The Bush tax cuts, in particular, are scheduled to expire, and both domestic and military spending are scheduled to fall, under the debt ceiling deal of August 2011.
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Libertarian economist Jeffrey Miron says both candidates' economic plans have flaws
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He says Romney's position on taxes is stronger, higher rates will curb growth
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Miron says both candidates try to control the unsustainable growth of Medicare
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He says Obama seeks to use government to curb costs while Romney relies on a voucher plan

Question: Obama wants to continue the @placeholder tax cuts on middle-class households but let them expire on high-income households.

Question: @placeholder wants to shift most or all future Medicare beneficiaries (those currently 55 and younger) to vouchers.


By Sam Adams PUBLISHED: 04:57 EST, 2 November 2012 | UPDATED: 06:25 EST, 2 November 2012 Larry Flynt has offered Republican senate candidate Richard Mourdock $1million to prove he has had 'conversations with God.' The bizarre challenge follows Mr Mourdock's comment during a debate last week that even when babies are conceived during 'that horrible situation of rape, that is something that God intended to happen.' Mr Flynt - who is best known as the publisher of Hustler and other adult entertainment magazines - said in an open letter that among the evidence he would accept would be a 'verifiable transcript of [Mr Mourdock's] personal conversations with God; letters, email, text messages or videos from God.'
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Offer follows Mr Mourdock's comment that even babies conceived by rape are 'something God intended to happen'
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Mr Flynt demands Republican candidate for Indiana senate seat prove that he has had 'conversations with God'
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Pornography publisher calls on Mr Mourdock to produce evidence of this including emails, letters and videos

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Atlanta, Georgia (CNN) -- Whether I was squeezing myself into a crowded subway car or admiring the fall leaves around at Tsaritsino Park, I was constantly learning new Russian words during my two-week study trip to Moscow last October. When I came back, I had vague notions of continuing my linguistic education through classes and books. Unfortunately, I couldn't find any convenient classes, and the textbooks didn't hold my attention for long. I had basically given up when, about two months ago, I came upon the opportunity to use a program called Rosetta Stone. Having refreshed my vocabulary with it, I then turned to the Internet to see what other resources were available to help me stay on top of my language learning.
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Web sites such as LiveMocha have language exchange among site users
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iPhone applications allow foreign language study on the go
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Rosetta Stone works by immersion but is expensive
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Person's ability to learn languages never goes away, expert says

Question: With @placeholder, you get to learn the language of your choice while helping others who want to speak your native tongue.


Clutching a bunch of flowers, this little boy cuts a rather forlorn figure as he watches the Queen get into her car. The reason? He was one of dozens of children left disappointed when the Queen broke with tradition by not accepting flowers in Sandringham yesterday. More than 1,000 people, many of whom had travelled long distances, gathered outside St Mary Magdalene Church to cheer the Queen as she arrived for the morning service. Don't go! A little boy watches the Queen get into her Bentley yesterday, as he clutches a bouquet he had hoped to give her Maybe next time: The little boy is comforted by his mother after the Queen broke with tradition by not stopping for the flowers
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The monarch usually accepts flowers from waiting children
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Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Anne and the Prince of Wales also attended
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They were joined by the Earl and Countess of Wessex and their daughter

Question: Chic: @placeholder offered royal fashion fans a treat courtesy of an elegant navy blue coat and fedora


(CNN) -- With Ferrari currently enduring one of its least competitive Formula 1 seasons in years, the man who helped the team to the top of the sport is to step down as chairman. More than two decades after first taking up the post in 1991, Luca di Montezemolo will leave the Scuderia on October 13, with chief executive officer of parent company Fiat Sergio Marchionne is set to succeed him. "This is the end of an era and so I have decided to leave my position as chairman after almost 23 marvellous and unforgettable years," read a statement from Di Montezemolo.
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Luca di Montezemolo to resign as Ferrari chairman
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Di Montezemolo has enjoyed much success in the role over 23 years
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The 67-year-old to be succeeded by Sergio Marchionne
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In recent Formula One seasons Ferrari has struggled

Question: "I want to thank @placeholder for all he has done for Fiat, for Ferrari and for me personally."


Rare shots of hyenas hunting buffalos, bathing hippos and a solitary giraffe on the plains of the Serengeti have been captured using a homemade helicopter drone. British wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas designed the BeetleCopter so he could get up close and personal with the animals without scaring them off, or endangering his life. He previously designed the Beetlecam, a hidden camera that can be driven across the region, but created the drone to take unique aerial shots. Scroll down for video The remote-controlled BeetleCopter, pictured, is powered by six mini-rotors. It is capable of flying for up to 15 minutes at a time and the Serengeti footage was taken on a GoPro camera. Burrard-Lucas, pictured in the background, was able to control the copter from up to a kilometre away via a live video feed
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The footage was captured by wildlife photographer Will Burrard-Lucas during a two-week stay in the Serengeti
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His remote-controlled homemade BeetleCopter is powered by six mini-rotors can fly for up to 15 minutes at a time
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Burrard-Lucas was able to control the copter from up to one kilometre away via a live feed and remote screen
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Shots of hunting hyenas, migrating wildebeest and bathing hippos were captured using a GoPro Hero3+ camera
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Photographer claims the drone is perfect for getting close to the animals without 'spooking them’

Question: Other shots captured by the @placeholder include this aerial view of a herd of elephants.


By Meghan Keneally and David Mccormack The mastermind behind Amazon.com, Jeff Bezos, is a tough taskmaster who at just three years of age took his own crib apart with a screwdriver because he wanted a real bed, reveals a new book. He is the subject of a new biography that gives a number of fascinating insights into the bullish management style of one of the key architects of the internet age. The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos And The Age Of Amazon was released on Tuesday and tells the story of the creation and amazing growth of the online retailer, which launched in 1995 and sold $61billion worth of goods last year alone.
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New book reveals that the Amazon CEO is a tough taskmaster who is very demanding of his employees

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England have named Anthony Watson on the right wing for Saturday's QBE International against South Africa in the only change to the team defeated by New Zealand. Watson, who trained alongside his England team-mates during a session at Pennyhill Park on Wednesday, made his debut as a second-half replacement in the 24-21 loss to the All Blacks and has been given his first Test start after Bath team-mate Semesa Rokoduguni was ruled out of selection by a thigh injury. The 20-year-old's place on the bench is taken by Harlequins' Marland Yarde in the only other adjustment to the 23 picked to face the Springboks at Twickenham.
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Right wing Anthony Watson made his England debut against New Zealand off the bench last weekend
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Watson's impressive form for Bath has earned him the call, with Marland Yarde returning to the bench
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Danny Care set to earn his 50th cap for Stuart Lancaster's side as they look to bounce back with a win

Question: @placeholder's decision to make only the one, injury-enforced, change to his starting XV is born out of a desire to see England redeem themselves after throwing away a winning position against New Zealand.

Question: @placeholder have quality and experience across the park and it will be a big test for us.'


Snugly seated in a wooden-decked speedboat, George Clooney and his bride travel the 80ft across the Grand Canal from Venice’s 13th Century city hall to the magnificent Renaissance palace that will host the reception for the most hotly awaited wedding of the year. As they glide over the emerald waters, the film star and his new wife, British lawyer Amal Alamuddin, are flanked by a procession of decorated gondolas, while onlookers line the nearby Rialto Bridge. This is the scene that Venetians anticipate for the actor’s forthcoming wedding, after he reportedly let slip last week that the city would be the setting.
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Newspapers in Venice say Clooney will marry in Venice this month
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Even guests have not been told the location of the ceremony, a source says

Question: Longtime bachelor George Clooney will wed fiancée @placeholder in Venice on September 27, and he's reportedly rented two luxurious palazzos for his nuptials


(CNN)The Champions League is back -- but there were no big winners on the opening night of the knockout round. Paris Saint-Germain was held to a frustrating 1-1 draw by Chelsea in the French capital, while Bayern Munich finished goalless in Ukraine with Shakhtar Donetsk. PSG will be the most annoyed -- Laurent Blanc's side had chance after chance to win the tie and put a dent in Chelsea's Champions League hopes. In the end, Edinson Cavani's strike ensured parity after Branislav Ivanovic, the Serbia defender, had given the visitors a first half lead. It could have been so different for the home side had it not been for Thibaut Courtois, the Chelsea goalkeeper.
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European Champions League last 16 began Tuesday
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Paris Saint-Germain holds Chelsea 1-1 in French capital
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Branislav Ivanovic scores crucial away goal
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Shakhtar Donetsk finishes goalless at home to Bayern Munich

Question: PSG, third in its domestic league, continued to dominate and @placeholder wasted a glorious opportunity with 10 minutes remaining when he slid his effort inches wide of the far post.


(CNN) -- Around the world, media reaction to the Democrats' victory has poured in, as newspapers and broadcasters reflect on the Barack Obama campaign and the global impact his win will have. A woman picks up a copy of a newspaper in Sydney, Australia The International Herald Tribune said that America had "leaped" across the color line, calling Obama "a 47-year-old black man who made history both because of his race and in spite of it." The Times of London said Obama had revitalized U.S. politics. "The immense turnout in yesterday's election was testament to the energy, excitement and expectations of a rejuvenated American democracy, as well as the fears of a nation standing at a crossroads of history," the paper said.
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Global media heralds the end of the Bush administration and the dawn of a new age
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China Daily hopes for a "more cooperative and talk-savvy new America"
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Times of India expresses concern that Obama will discourage outsourcing
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Russia's Pravda is ecstatic as "Eight years of hell are over"

Question: The interest the world has taken in @placeholder's vote is the best example of America's soft power, and a lesson in democracy from the world's only superpower.


They had chosen one of the most public arenas to air to the world the bitter row which had torn their marriage apart. But now, after the best part of a week, multi-millionaire Ben Goldsmith and his wife Kate Rothschild appear to regret using Twitter to launch a series of extraordinary personal attacks upon each other. Today, the pair called a truce on their marriage dispute by deleting the damaging snipes from the social networking site. High-flyers: Jay Electronica posted a picture on Twitter of Kate Rothschild accompanying him on a helicopter ride to a Jay Z and Kanye West concert last month. Kate and her estranged husband Ben Goldsmith today confirmed they are to divorce
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Ben Goldsmith split from wife Kate Rothschild after row over messages between her and rapper Jay Electronica
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She took to Twitter with cryptic message about 'talespins and head rolls'
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She has previously said media has been given 'false and inaccurate information'
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PR company issue statement on behalf of couple confirming marriage is over and declaring their intentions to play out the split in private from now on
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Kate also posts a picture of children getting off a plane which has been 'liked' by the U.S. rapper
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Legal expert says 29-year-old heiress will not be entitled to any of husband's £300m fortune in the first 'Twitter divorce'
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Eton-educated financier accepted a caution after being arrested for ABH at couple's £20m home last week

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On guns, President Obama needs a "Plan B." The president himself recognizes that the votes probably aren't there to pass any significant gun legislation through Congress. In his State of the Union address, he was reduced to pleading with Congress to allow a vote at all, never mind actually enact anything. Even if Congress were seized by a sudden change of heart, the measures the president has proposed seem unlikely to achieve much. Universal background checks would be a baby step forward. But until state governments join background checks to some effective system of gun licensing, the checks are very easily evaded. A felon or domestic batterer or disturbed person need only find a person with a clean background to buy a weapon for him.
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David Frum: Obama may not have votes for gun legislation to pass
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He says president's "Plan B" could be a surgeon general's report on hazards of guns
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Senate could hold hearings to ask gun manufacturers about actions they could take
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Frum: Why isn't the most dangerous consumer product in America being regulated?

Question: If Congress stalls on the president's ambitious legislative schemes, the president should fall back on this @placeholder to publicize what guns really do to those who carry them -- and what gunmakers do to their customers.


Apple's iPhone 5 received the biggest customer backlash following its launch in 2012, according to new research. One in five posts on social networks were critical of Apple's most recent handset, with the majority of people complaining about the introduction of a new power socket, the inaccuracy of Apple Maps and how similar the phone was to previous models. Samsung's Galaxy S4 received the least complaints - just 11 per cent - according to figures from analysts We Are Social. Apple's iPhone 5, pictured, was the most criticised handset on social networks after its launch in 2012, according to research by analysts We Are Social. One in five people complained about the device's power socket and lack of innovation
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The iPhone 5 was the most criticised handset on social networks
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One in five comments about the phone were negative following its launch
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Samsung's Galaxy S4 received the least complaints on Twitter and blogs

Question: Less than a fortnight after the launch, @placeholder issued a statement apologising for the frustration Apple Maps had caused customers and recommended they try alternative mapping apps.


(CNN) -- Almost every American ally in the Middle East is desperately calling out for help, and we are ignoring them. Turkey, Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain -- and behind closed doors, even Egypt -- want American involvement in Syria to stop the blood bath. But the twin ghosts of Iraq and Afghanistan seem to have paralyzed America in the Arab world. On Thursday, Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, will visit President Barack Obama in Washington. This is an ideal opportunity to throw American weight behind greater Turkish leadership in resolving the Syrian conflict -- and declare as much from the White House. The conflict is spreading fast outside of Syria, and unless regional powers such as Turkey, Israel and Saudi Arabia are empowered to act militarily, and swiftly, many more lives will be lost and the Middle East further destabilized.
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Ed Husain: Mideast allies want U.S. involvement to stop Syria violence, but U.S. reluctant
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He says when Obama meets with Turkey's prime minister, he should back Turkey taking lead
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Husain: Diplomacy needed, but Bashar-al-Assad is wily, understands force
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He says Israelis, Arabs, Turks can cooperate to help rid Syria of al-Assad with U.S. help

Question: Third, with all their divisions and sectarian pettiness, it is the Syrian opposition that must own @placeholder.

Question: Fourth, removing al-Assad and safeguarding @placeholder communities is not the end, but a new beginning.


(CNN) -- A North Carolina woman is alleging that "American Idol" winner Fantasia Barrino engaged in an affair with her husband, and says in court documents that the pair "recorded" their sexual encounters. Paula Cook, who separated from her husband, Antwaun Cook, in June, filed the documents -- seeking child custody, alimony and other monetary support -- Wednesday in Mecklenburg County District Court. The documents allege Antwaun Cook began the affair with Barrino, 26, in August 2009 after the pair met at a Charlotte-area T-Mobile store where Cook is employed. Barrino -- the 2004 winner of the popular Fox show and an eight-time Grammy nominee -- treated Cook to a lavish lifestyle over the course of their affair, flying him to Atlanta, Georgia; Miami, Florida; New York; Los Angeles, California; and Barbados, the documents allege.
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A North Carolina woman says Fantasia Barrino has had a relationship with her husband
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The couple are accused of recording sexual encounters, court documents say
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Barrino, 26, was named "American Idol" in 2004
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She declined to comment on the allegations

Question: Barrino has appeared publicly with a tattoo on her left shoulder reading "@placeholder," an apparent tribute to Antwaun Cook, who is said to have a similar tattoo in the same place on his shoulder, according to the documents.

Question: @placeholder is seeking custody of her two children, ages 6 and 2, with Antwaun Cook, as well as child support, alimony, attorney's fees and ownership of the couple's former marital home.


President Putin's endgame in Crimea is now clear -- and the West has only a few days to act. On Thursday, the Crimean parliament voted 78-0 to hold a referendum on March 16. The main question will ask whether voters want the region to secede from Ukraine and become part of Russia. Previously, a referendum had been scheduled for March 30 on the less politically charged question of whether Crimea should have greater autonomy within Ukraine. If, as expected, a majority endorses secession, the story will change overnight from one about Russia's unprovoked military invasion to one about a minority's right to self-determination. That is the Kremlin's plan.
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Daniel Treisman: Only a few days are left to stop the Crimea breakaway
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He says if Crimea votes to rejoin Russia, that will greatly strengthen Putin's position
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U.S. and EU need to apply economic pressure, make the case for a "no" vote, he says
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Treisman: Crimea must see the choice is between prosperity and stagnation

Question: In the remaining time before March 16, the West must convince both the Kremlin-connected Russian elite and the population of Crimea that the region's secession to @placeholder would be a mistake.

Question: Crimea's tourism industry would have to forget about attracting @placeholder visitors to the region's beaches.

Question: The @placeholder should quickly earmark some portion of the 11 billion euros already promised to Ukraine for projects to develop Crimea's economy if it remains Ukrainian.


(CNN) -- Bayern Munich fired a red-hot warning towards Champions League rivals Arsenal Friday by storming 18 points clear at the top of the Bundesliga. Bayern, which faces Arsenal in London in the last-16 Tuesday, claimed a 2-0 win at Vfl Wolfsburg to move ever closer to the title. Jupp Heynckes' side has won 18 of its 22 league matches so far this season, conceding just seven goals in that time. After losing out at its own stadium to Chelsea in last year's Champions League final, Bayern is hoping to go one better this time around. 'Pep will make Bayern's team better'
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Bayern Munich moves 18 points clear at top of Bundesliga
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Goals from Mario Mandzukic and Arjen Robben seals 2-0 win at Wolfsburg
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AC Milan defeats Parma 2-1 thanks to Balotelli strike
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Deportivo La Coruna suffers more misery at Sevilla

Question: If @placeholder can maintain its streak, it could be crowned champion by the middle of April and break the club's own record of 30 matches for the earliest title win, which was set back in the 1972/3 season.


(CNN) -- The "Linsanity" surrounding the New York Knicks' surprise phenom at point guard may be motivated by something bigger than sports. Yes, Jeremy Lin is a terrific athlete, whose almost accidental discovery by the Knicks and little-engine-that-could perseverance make for great radio commentary and pop cultural mythology. But there's something deeper at play here: Lin is iconic of a new kind of hero for the 21st century. And he is not alone. Take Lin's story by itself: A Harvard graduate and only occasional Ivy League basketball star, Lin struggles to get recognized in the NBA. He is picked up by the Golden State Warriors only to be released. Then, plagued by player injuries and in need of an extra backup point guard, the Knicks pick up Lin as a temp backup, only to dump him back in the D-league when they think they don't need him. After a string of losses, they bring him back on board more for the hell of it than anything else, and Lin lights a fire under the team, leading it to a run of dramatic victories.
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Douglas Rushkoff says Jeremy Lin is iconic of a new kind of hero for the 21st century
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Lin, Mark Zuckerberg and Barack Obama are cool, strategic facilitators, he says
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He says they must keep the ball moving and keep the story from being about themselves
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Rushkoff: Obama must avoid having teamwork approach cast by others as socialism

Question: Unlike the charismatic CEOs of the industrial age, @placeholder is a rather unassuming, quick-to-gaffe computer programmer whose entire premise -- his entire business -- is based on his ability to keep other people networking.


(CNN) -- As I walked the streets of New York the other day, I saw several white youths with hoodies, tattoos and nose rings. Not one time did it enter my mind that they could be skinheads. While walking into the Howard University Hospital in Washington earlier that day, a few African-Americans rocked various types of hoodies. There wasn't a knot in my stomach; I didn't cross the street out of fear, and no, I didn't nervously look around for a cop or two. As a native of Houston, I grew up in a black neighborhood. Went to a black church. Attended mostly black schools. I've seen every kind of black person possible. The drug dealer. The doctor. The bully. The postal worker. The crack addict. The city councilman. And never have I walked in fear of black folks who have given me no reason to be scared.
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Martin: Stereotypes that we have of people can have deadly consequences
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A black youth should not be a target just because he wears a hoodie, Martin says
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Martin says it's time to renew the fight against racism, bigotry and stereotypes

Question: And in the case of @placeholder, end up dead.


The most senior Syrian diplomat to defect and publicly embrace his country's uprising is calling for a foreign military intervention to topple President Bashar al-Assad. He also accused the Damascus regime of collaborating with al Qaeda militants against opponents both in Syria and in neighboring Iraq. "I support military intervention because I know the nature of this regime," Nawaf al-Fares told CNN. "This regime will only go by force." Until a few days ago, Fares was Syria's top man in Baghdad. His defection marks a shocking about-face for an official who occupied a critically important post. Until Fares was sent to Iraq in 2008, Syria had no ambassador stationed in Baghdad for more than 20 years.
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A U.S. official says defector's claims about al Qaeda cooperation are "consistent"
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Nawaf al-Fares, former Syrian ambassador to Iraq, is the highest-ranking diplomatic defector
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"I tried to convince the regime ... to change its treatment of the people," he says
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Syria denies accusations of massacres and attacking civilians

Question: "This emerging al Qaeda operational presence in country bolsters our own argument that the sooner @placeholder leaves, the better," said the official, noting that that the current al Qaeda-linked effort in Syria is small and not representative of either the opposition or the broader population.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Bush administration has launched a "significant escalation" of covert operations in Iran, sending U.S. commandos to spy on the country's nuclear facilities and undermine the Islamic republic's government, journalist Seymour Hersh said Sunday. An Iranian flag flies outside the building containing the reactor of Bushehr nuclear power plant, south of Tehran. White House, CIA and State Department officials declined comment on Hersh's report, which appears in this week's issue of The New Yorker. Hersh told CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" that Congress has authorized up to $400 million to fund the secret campaign, which involves U.S. special operations troops and Iranian dissidents.
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New Yorker article says Congress authorized up to $400 million for covert ops in Iran
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Journalist Seymour Hersh says program is being staged from Afghanistan
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U.S. officials decline comment, deny the U.S. is launching raids from Iraq
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Iranian general says troops are building graves for invaders in the event of war

Question: "The @placeholder, as a rule, does not comment on allegations regarding covert operations," CIA spokesman Paul Gimigliano said.


Martin Skrtel may have suffered a nasty cut to the head during Liverpool's 2-2 draw with Arsenal on Sunday - but that did not stop him enjoying a day out with his family at Winter Wonderland. Skrtel scored an injury time equaliser for Liverpool to earn a point, but had earlier suffered a horrible wound which required eight stitches during six minutes on treatment on the pitch. The Slovakia defender suffered the injury after feeling the full force of Olivier Giroud's boot. But he was all smiles on Monday as he posed for a picture at the Christmas themed attraction with wife Barbara Lovasova and son Matteo.
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Liverpool drew 2-2 with Arsenal in the Premier League clash at Anfield
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Martin Skrtel was caught by Olivier Giroud's boot during the second half
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Skrtel needed six minutes of treatment on the pitch
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The Slovakian later scored the equaliser in the 96th minute
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Skrtel posted a picture on Instagram showing eight staples in his wound
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Liverpool physio Chris Morgan says it is the 'biggest cut' he's ever seen

Question: Skrtel was in obvious pain as the blood poured from his head, but the @placeholder still played on


His beanie hat may be slightly askew but Joleon Lescott is talking straight. For the first time since leaving Manchester City last summer he opens up about his disappointment at the manner in which his successful five-year spell ended. Lescott is still confused by decisions made by Roberto Mancini and Manuel Pellegrini to omit him from their line-ups, most crushingly from last season's Capital One Cup final, and how a lack of action hampered his chance of cementing an England place. This is not to suggest he is gloomy. Chatting after training with West Bromwich Albion he is quite the opposite. Lescott is back playing regularly and enjoying the responsibility that comes from being an experienced figure in a side of humbler aspirations.
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Joleon Lescott speaks openly about his confusion over being left out at Manchester City
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The defender is back playing regular football for West Brom
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Lescott is relishing a duel with adversaries like Radamel Falcao
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The 32-year-old has not given up his desire to play for England again

Question: The omens are good for @placeholder’s Joleon Lescott on Monday night.


PUBLISHED: 18:10 EST, 25 February 2013 | UPDATED: 14:49 EST, 27 February 2013 Parents desperate to conceive feel they have no choice but to travel to Mexican clinics to spend thousands of dollars in cash on a controversial and potentially dangerous blood therapy suspended in the United States. Jennifer Benito-Kowalski and Steve Kowalski tried and failed at great expense to become pregnant using LIT - the technique pioneered by Dr. Beer Lymphocyte immunization therapy or LIT is fast becoming a last resort for couples for whom IVF and natural conception has failed but because it is not offered by U.S. insurance firms would-be moms and dads are flooding over the border in hope.
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Couples at their wits end hoping to conceive are being encouraged to travel to Mexico to undergo a controversial blood therapy
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Lymphocyte immunization therapy or LIT has been suspended in the United States since 2002
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Couples are paying thousands of dollars to undergo the therapy - just across the border from Arizona

Question: One-third of the @placeholder patients became pregnant, but 50 percent of the control group also became pregnant.

Question: Oh, if you just do @placeholder (in vitro fertilization), it'll work.

Question: The procedure was so fast that later that afternoon they were back in @placeholder.


(CNN)An Iraqi tribal leader said Saturday that ISIS militants are gaining ground in Anbar province, predicting a "collapse within hours" of Iraqi army forces there if tribal forces withdraw. Sheikh Naim al-Gaoud, a Sunni Muslim leader of the Albu Nimr tribe, called for more U.S. intervention -- including ground troops, arming tribes directly or at least pressuring the Iraqi government to give the tribes more firepower. While U.S. officials have said that ISIS, which calls itself the Islamic State, is on the defensive in Iraq and Syria, al-Gaoud says that's definitely not the case where he is. "In Anbar, we are losing ground, not gaining," he said.
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Tribal leader warns of a massacre if ISIS moves into Anbar province town
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He says ISIS is gaining ground in the Iraqi province, which is just west of Baghdad

Question: But now, al-Gaoud says, ISIS -- which consists of @placeholder extremists -- is making his tribe pay the price.


Bonne Terre, Missouri (CNN) -- Joseph Paul Franklin is unblinking and empty as he talks about his victims. Do you know how many people you murdered? "I'd rather not mention it," he says flatly. By my count, it's 22 people. "That's approximately it." And those two young boys, just 13, 14 years old. "Yeah, I regret the fact that I shot them now," he replies. Franklin has been away from the civilized world for more than 30 years, serving several life sentences behind bars. We're meeting at the Eastern Reception, Diagnostic and Correctional Center in Bonne Terre, Missouri, where he is on death row.
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Joseph Paul Franklin is on death row in Missouri
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Asked if he has killed 22 people, Franklin says that's "approximately it"
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Franklin also shot Hustler publisher Larry Flynt in 1978 in Georgia
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Flynt filed last-minute legal motion with ACLU to try to halt execution

Question: @placeholder spent 1977 to 1980 trying to accomplish that goal, committing more than a dozen bank robberies in addition to the murders.

Question: The tattoo artist refused, @placeholder said, worried about law enforcement reprisal.


By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:28 EST, 23 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:35 EST, 23 February 2013 President Barack Obama said Friday that about 100 American troops have been deployed to the African nation of Niger. Two U.S. defense officials said the troops would be setting up a base for unarmed drones to conduct surveillance. Obama announced the deployment in a letter to Congress, saying that the forces 'will provide support for intelligence collection and will also facilitate intelligence sharing with French forces conducting operations in Mali, and with other partners in the region.' New mission: President Obama announced that the U.S. will build a new base for drones (pictured) in Niger, Africa, to increase surveillance in the volatile region
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100 American soldiers deployed to Niger to set up new drone operations
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Facility will aid intelligence efforts in the region and share knowledge with French troops fighting jihadists in neighboring Mali

Question: France has said it will eventually pull out of its @placeholder operation so that African forces can help stabilize the West African country.

Question: France has said it will eventually pull out of its Mali operation so that African forces can help stabilize the @placeholder country.


Ki Sung-Yueng scored the goal that gave Swansea a first away win since the opening day of the season. But the South Korean had actually tried to get out of the way of Jonjo Shelvey’s shot, which cannoned off him into the net. Hull can consider themselves unfortunate to have lost. They produced a spirited response to the goal with several misses and goalkeeper Lucasz Fabianski kept out the rest. Steve Bruce’s side are without a win in their last 10 League matches and their last victory was back in October against Crystal Palace. They are far from adrift in 19th place but certainly drifting, and in danger.
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Ki Sung-Yueng put Swansea ahead after he deflected in Jonjo Shelvey's long range shot in the fifteenth minute
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Bafetibis Gomis struck the post for Swansea in the second-half as the away side searched for a second goal
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Defeat leaves Steve Bruce's Hull side in the relegation zone in 19th and without a win in ten Premier League games
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Garry Monk's Swansea side climb up to eighth in the Premier League after dominating the match

Question: @placeholder lauded his ‘fantastic’ contribution and said ‘He is a big player for us.’ He also added, with a smile, that Ki and Shelvey were both claiming the goal.


(CNN) -- The South African slum of Kliptown has long suffered from high rates of unemployment, crime and school dropouts, and the end of apartheid did little to change the situation. But hundreds of children are starting to find hope thanks to Thulani Madondo, who is changing the community through education. Madondo's nonprofit, the Kliptown Youth Program, provides free academic support, meals and after-school activities to more than 400 children living in the slum. CNN asked Madondo for his thoughts on being chosen as one of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2012. CNN: What do you hope this recognition will mean for the Kliptown Youth Program?
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Thulani Madondo was named one of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2012
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He grew up in Kliptown, a South African slum outside Johannesburg
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Now he's reaching out to hundreds of kids there, providing free academic support
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Who should be the CNN Hero of the Year? Cast your vote now!

Question: Madondo: @placeholder people heard me shouting, and they wanted to know what was happening.


Sir  Bruce Forsyth will finally bow out of Strictly Come Dancing tonight and hand over control of the hit BBC One show to Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman. The show’s ten million fans will see Sir Bruce say an emotional goodbye in a special sequence at the beginning of tonight’s launch show for the new series. The veteran presenter’s surprise appearance was greeted with thundering applause from the studio audience when it was recorded at Elstree Studios on Wednesday night. Scroll down for video The moment the queens took over: Sir Bruce's last appearance on Strictly Come Dancing as his two successors Claudia Winkleman and Tess Daly step up to the plate
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Sir Bruce Forsyth bows out of Strictly Come Dancing tonight
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Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman crowned queens of Saturday night TV
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Judy Murray gets an unsupportive text from son Andy

Question: Minutes before recording began, @placeholder admitted they were terrified of falling off and revealed it could all go wrong if Winkleman looked at her the wrong way and caused her to have a fit of giggles.


By Olivia Williams PUBLISHED: 14:40 EST, 13 March 2013 | UPDATED: 03:12 EST, 14 March 2013 On course to become a world record breaker, 14-year-old Lee Norton can already stack and unstack cups faster than anyone else in Britain. Lee, from Waltham Cross in Hertfordshire, is the national sport stacking champion, a speed game in which competitors build plastic cups in a pyramid formation and take them down as fast as they can. He has become an internet sensation, clocking up more than 500,000 hits on YouTube with his record attempts and tutorials. Lee is so keen to work for the world title that his parents have to make him cut down on practice so he can finish his homework.
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Lee Norton is British champion of sport stacking at age of just 14
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His  have clocked up more than 500,000 hits
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He says it is 'fun and addictive'
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His parents have had to curb his practice so that he can finish his homework

Question: that I have the @placeholder record but they just treat me normally because I