(CNN) -- The Ebola virus has killed 10 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the World Health Organization said Tuesday. As of Monday, WHO said, the deaths are among 13 probable and two confirmed Ebola cases reported in Orientale province in eastern Congo. The Congolese Ministry of Health has set up a task force to deal with the outbreak and is working with WHO, UNICEF, Doctors Without Borders and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Twelve cases and eight deaths occurred in the area of Isiro, a town in Congo's north, WHO said. The fatalities included three health care workers. One death each occurred in Congo's Pawa and Dungu regions.
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WHO spokesman says there's no link between Congo, Uganda outbreaks
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The natural habitat of the virus is the central African forest belt
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Most of the Congo cases and deaths occurred in the Isiro area
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The virus is highly infectious and often fatal

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Ana Rita Teixeira Ferras, 26, was jailed after she set up sham weddings between women from the EU and men from Africa so they could stay in the UK A woman who set up sham weddings between European women and African migrants so they could stay in Britain has been jailed. Ana Rita Teixeira Ferras, 26, set up at least three fake marriage in 2012 between women from the EU and men from west Africa. She even took part in a scam herself and married a man in 2007 and helped produce false payslips to be used by those who had had sham marriages when they made applications to the Home Office to stay in the country.
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Ana Rita Teixeira Ferras, 26, set up a string of fake weddings in 2012
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She organised marriages between EU women and men from west Africa
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Fake weddings were organised to allow the men to remain in the UK
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Ferras, of Northamptonshire, even took part in one scam herself in 2007
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She was tracked down by police and fled to her native Portugal before police got a European Arrest Warrant to bring her back to the UK
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She was jailed for 4 years for facilitating a breach of immigration law

Question: Last month ringleaders of a different sham marriage gang which arranged fake weddings for foreign men who wanted to gain @placeholder citizenship were jailed.


(CNN) -- With fans still reeling from last Sunday's Red Wedding episode, "The Rains of Castamere," the third season of "Game of Thrones" comes to a close this weekend, and no one is waiting with more bated breath for that than Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, who plays Jaime Lannister, the Kingslayer on the HBO program. "Even though I've read all the scripts, I wasn't around when they shot all of it," he reminded CNN. "So one of the things that's great about this show is that I can actually watch it and enjoy it, despite knowing what's going to happen." Coster-Waldau, who recently appeared in the Tom Cruise film "Oblivion" and is shooting "The Other Woman," a romantic comedy with Cameron Diaz and Leslie Mann, finds the most interesting aspect of watching "Game of Thrones" is being able to reassess the constantly shifting scales of morality in a world where no one character is completely a hero or a villain (save for perhaps Joffrey?). Daenerys Targaryen, for instance, might be the Mother of Dragons and liberating slaves, "but she's burning down cities! She's killing all these other people!" he laughed. "I'm sure a lot of those guards are just guys with families."
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After last week's shocking episode of "Game of Thrones," stakes are high for Sunday finale
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The Kingslayer, played by Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, says there are no clear-cut heroes or villains
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The finale will provide closure, as well as raise new questions.

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By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 17:03 EST, 11 July 2012 | UPDATED: 07:53 EST, 11 September 2012 MPs have been given free corporate tickets to the most sought-after event at the Olympics – the men’s 100m final. Four members of the culture media and sport select committee have accepted the prized seats from BT, one of London 2012’s leading sponsors. Ministers have been banned from freebie trips to the Games. But the culture committee chairman, John Whittingdale, gave BT permission to offer the hottest tickets in town – worth £420 each – to his members because they have been scrutinising the Games for five years.
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Four members of the culture media and sport select committee have accepted seats to the men's 100 metre final
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Ministers have been banned from freebie trips to the games
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Thousands of hopeful fans applied for tickets to the event but were disappointed
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MPs John Whittingdale and Philip Davies have admitted to accepting tickets - worth £420 each
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The move has been widely criticised by fellow MPs and pressure groups
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Labour MP Tom Watson decided not to take a ticket while Tory Louise Mensch said she had considered taking the ticket before declining

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San Diego (CNN) -- The Christmas Eve double killing tantalized Southern California: a 22-year-old woman and her fiance's brother were found shot, both in the head, in a car in a San Diego mall parking lot. Then Ilona Flint's fiance went missing, prompting a monthlong search that officially ended Thursday when authorities identified a body found in a car 100 miles away in Riverside as that of Gianni Belvedere, 24. What some first speculated as a love triangle gone wrong with two brothers has now become something more complicated -- a triple murder case in which authorities are still seeking suspects and explanations.
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Authorities identify decomposed body as a missing San Diego
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Gianni Belvedere, 24, was engaged to Ilona Flint, 22, who was fatally shot
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Flint's body was found in a car with her fiance's brother, also fatally shot
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British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford has lost her appeal over a UK Government refusal to fund her legal challenge against her death sentence for drug smuggling. Her lawyers attempted to challenge a High Court ruling that the Government was not legally obliged to pay for 'an adequate lawyer' to represent her after she was sentenced to death by an Indonesian court. But today three senior judges headed by Lord Dyson, Master of the Rolls, dismissed her challenge in the Court of Appeal. British grandmother Lindsay Sandiford has lost her appeal over a UK Government refusal to fund her legal challenge against her death sentence for drug smuggling
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Lindsay Sandiford was sentenced to death by an Indonesian court
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Government has said it's not obliged to pay for an 'adequate lawyer'
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Yesterday three senior judges dismissed her challenge in the Court of Appeal

Question: In January, the @placeholder High Court upheld the Government's stance of not providing legal funding for British nationals arrested abroad, even in exceptional circumstances.


1. Lewis Hamilton -  384 points 2. Nico Rosberg - 317 points 3. Daniel Ricciardo 238 points Lewis Hamilton is King of the Track again. Under the dark sky of Abu Dhabi, fireworks greeted the 29-year-old Stevenage boy turned global superstar as only the fourth Briton to win multiple Formula One world titles. The fourth in line to another throne, Prince Harry, went to the pit wall to tell Hamilton over the radio: ‘Lewis, thank you very, very much for not making the British public sweat. You are an absolute legend. Well done, mate.’ The team then came on to tell Hamilton he was Mercedes-Benz’s first champion since a chap called Juan Manuel Fangio, in 1955. Fangio was the greatest of them all, but Hamilton is hardly a slouch.
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Rosberg started Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from pole position but was overtaken by Hamilton at the first corner
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Rosberg finished outside the points as he suffered power failure with his car and was lapped by his team-mate
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Felipe Massa finished second in his Williams while his team-mate Valtteri Bottas was third
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Jenson Button, in what could be his final grand prix, finished fifth

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From edge-to-edge, Saturn's ring system would be too big to fit in the distance between Earth and the moon. But now a new ring system has been found that dwarfs Saturn's enormous structure – and it's the first of its kind to be seen outside our solar system. Astronomers discovered more than 30 rings eclipsing the very young sun-like star J1407, each of them tens of millions of miles in diameter. Scroll down for video Astronomers have discovered more than 30 rings eclipsing the very young sun-like star J1407, each of them tens of millions of miles in diameter. There are gaps in the rings, which indicate that exomoons may have formed. Pictured is an artist's impression by www.black-cat-studios.com
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The massive rings were seen eclipsing the  young sun-like star J1407
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There are gaps in the rings, which indicate exomoons may have formed
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Their diameter is more than two hundred times as large as Saturn's rings
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If we could replace Saturn's rings with the rings around J1407b, they would be easily visible at night and be many times larger than the full moon

Question: Their conclusions is that the companion is likely to be a giant planet – not yet seen – with a gigantic ring system responsible for the repeated dimming of @placeholder's light.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 08:10 EST, 23 January 2013 | UPDATED: 12:09 EST, 23 January 2013 Police in a Utah town dominated by one of the largest polygamous sects in the U.S. have been stopping women from leaving, according to a top lawman. Arizona's attorney general Tom Horne yesterday announced a criminal probe of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (FLDS) and the Marshal's Office, which serves as a small police force in the twin polygamous towns of Hildale, Utah, and Colorado City, Arizona. During a news conference held in Phoenix, Mr Horne also announced that a 26-year-old woman had been granted temporary custody of her six children and had fled the town of Colorado City, the home base of the FLDS.
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Arizona Attorney General claims sect is holding women against their will
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He says police in Hildale and Colorado City are holding the women
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Marshal's office in Mormon stronghold strongly denies the claim

Question: He said it's a dangerous situation for his deputies to be patrolling Colorado City without the cooperation of local law enforcement from the @placeholder.


By Chris Pleasance America's fattest and thinnest places have been revealed in a new survey which highlights the continuing national obesity crisis. Huntington-Ashland, a metropolitan area which covers parts of Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky, has been revealed as the nation's fattest location with 39.5 per cent of adults classed as obese, based on data collected between January 2012 and December 2013. In a separate survey last month, Hutington was also named as the most miserable place in the US, largely thanks to residents' poor health. Boulder, Colorado, scooped the award for thinnest area in the U.S. with just 12.4 per cent of the population tipping the scales as obese.
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Almost two in five adults in Huntington-Ashland is obese making it the fattest place in America
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Separate survey revealed it is also the second-most miserable place after Charleston, West Virginia
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Boulder, Colorado, is the thinnest place and has been at the bottom of the table since 2011

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House Republicans are seizing on the opportunity to tie MIT economist Jonathan Gruber to President Barack Obama after a videos surfaced of Gruber insulting voters and saying Americans were mislead into supporting the President's signature health care law. Rep. Darrell Issa, (R-Calif.), who chairs the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, requested Gruber's testimony in a hearing to "examine transparency failures related to the implementation of the Affordable Care Act," according to a letter signed by Issa on Thursday. Gruber made headlines earlier this month when videos emerged of him saying that the passage of the Affordable Care Act was largely because of the "stupidity of the American voter" and a "lack of transparency."
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Rep. Darrell Issa called Jonathan Gruber to testify before a House committee
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Gruber said Obamacare passed in part because of the "stupidity of the American voter"
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President Barack Obama has distanced himself from Gruber and the remarks

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Prince Harry's visit to Oman this week has been thrown into jeopardy after the country's ruler, Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said, was forced to travel to Germany for medical treatment. As a result, parts of the programme, including a parade, have been cancelled, while the Sultan's cousin, Sayyid Haithem Bin Tariq Al Said, will welcome the British royal at the airport in his place. This is the second time the 73-year-old ruler, who has been on the throne for 44 years, has had to seek medical help in Germany in three months. Unwell: Oman's Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said has had to travel to Germany for medical treatment
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Harry is travelling to Oman tonight ahead of a two-day visit
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74-year-old Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said has had to pull out
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Omani ruler has had to travel to Germany for emergency treatment
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Some of the scheduled events will now not take place
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British royal, 30, will meet British Embassy staff in Muscat

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(CNN) -- In the lead up to every New Year's Eve the inevitable question of how to celebrate arises. For most, waterfronts become the focal point of the celebrations. It's hard not to see why with the amazing firework displays looking even more dazzling reflected in the water. So jump in a boat or head to the foreshore for our the top 10 places to countdown to 2012. River Seine, Paris See Paris, the 'City of Light', be lit with fireworks while cruising down the River Seine on the last day of the year. The Eiffel Tower is the centerpiece for the festivities and from some parts of the river you can get a magnificent uninterrupted view of the famous structure.
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Waterfronts across the world are the focal point for many NYE celebrations
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Revelers will need to brave the cold to watch fireworks on the River Seine and Thames
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Party goers who prefer the warmer weather can head to the beaches in Brazil and Thailand

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Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- The Turkish government reported a record number of refugees fleeing Syrian military offensives across the border, just days before the Syrian government pledged to withdraw military forces from population centers. In 24 hours, at least 2,741 Syrians fled down smugglers' paths to the barbed wire border fence, where they were met by Turkish border guards, the Prime Ministry Disaster and Emergency Management Directorate said. More than 23,000 Syrian refugees now reside in Turkey. The surge prompted Turkish Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu to make a 2 a.m. phone call to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, inviting U.N. officials to witness the growing refugee crisis firsthand.
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A record number are arriving in Turkey from Syria; more than 23,000 are said to be there
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They are fleeing military offensives in Syria
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Turkey has asked the U.N. to witness the flow firsthand

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(CNN) -- Three people have been detained for questioning in Belize in the weekend killing of Gregory Faull, a neighbor of Internet pioneer John McAfee, who was being sought for questioning, police said. The detentions are routine in such investigations, said Raphael Martinez, a spokesman for the National Police in the Central American country. Faull, 52, was found dead with a gunshot wound to the back of the head on Sunday in his home near San Pedro Belize, on the Caribbean island of Ambergris Caye, Martinez said. Faull was killed after four of 11 dogs belonging to McAfee were fatally poisoned, said Wired Magazine Contributing Editor Joshua Davis, who said he had spent more than 100 hours with McAfee in recent months. Faull had frequently complained about the dogs barking, Davis said.
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The detentions are routine in such investigations, police say
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McAfee acknowledges differences with the neighbor, Wired's Joshua Davis says
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McAfee is a "very eccentric multi-millionaire" who founded an Internet security firm
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McAfee left the firm he founded in 1994

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(CNN) -- An American aid worker and her Afghan driver who were kidnapped in Afghanistan a month ago are feared dead, according to their aid group. Cyd Mizell had been working on projects designed to help women and families generate income. Meanwhile, two Polish soldiers in the NATO-led force in Afghanistan were killed and one was injured by a roadside bomb, a military said Wednesday. Armed gunmen snatched Cyd Mizell and her driver, Muhammad Hadi, from a residential neighborhood in the southern Kandahar province on January 26. In a statement on its Web site, Mizell's organization -- the Asian Rural Life Foundation -- said it was "deeply grieved to report the apparent deaths."
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Cyd Mizell and her driver were abducted in Kandahar province on January 26
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Roadside bomb kills two Polish soldiers in the NATO-led force, injures another

Question: The driver who was kidnapped, @placeholder, has been with the organization for two years.


Sami Khedira arrived in Germany on Friday to watch his brother Rani play for Leipzig, sparking suggestions that he is about to join Bayern Munich. The German's current club Real Madrid took on local rivals Atletico  in Friday's Spanish Super Cup, but Khedira was not named in the squad and was allowed to leave the country by manager Carlo Ancelotti . Khedira has made it plain that he wants to leave Los Blancos, but it is unclear whether Bayern's manager Pep Guardiola is interested in the World Cup winning midfielder. Scroll down for video On his way: Sami Khedira looks set to leave the Bernabeu, and could be joining Bayern Munich
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Sami Khedira arrived in Leipzig on Friday to watch his brother Rani
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The trip has sparked suggestions he is about to join Bayern Munich
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Real Madrid lost 1-0 against  Atletico Madrid in Friday's Spanish Super Club
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Khedira has attracted interest from Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal

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By Glen Owen PUBLISHED: 20:07 EST, 12 January 2013 | UPDATED: 02:53 EST, 14 January 2013 Ed Miliband was last night accused of trying to cover up a donation from a controversial banker who has faced calls to be stripped of his knighthood. Sir Victor Blank – the former Lloyds TSB chairman blamed by shareholders for the bank’s humiliating £21 billion taxpayer bailout – gave £10,000 to Labour just days after Mr Miliband made a major speech attacking bankers’ behaviour. Sir Victor paid the money by bidding at a Labour fundraising auction for a set of handwritten team talk notes by Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.
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Former Lloyds TSB chairman Sir Victor Blank paid £10k for Man Utd manager Sir Alex Ferguson's team talk notes at Labour fundraising auction
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Ed Miliband gave speech criticising bankers' behaviour just days before
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Tory MP Andrew Bridgen asked the Electoral Commission to investigate whether the Labour leader attempted to cover up Sir Victor’s donation

Question: In his letter, Mr Bridgen says ‘the public will want to be assured that the @placeholder did not purposefully cover up his donation to avoid negative media coverage’.

Question: A Labour Party spokesman said: ‘This was an administrative error by the @placeholder which we have already corrected with the Electoral Commission,’ adding that it was now recorded as a personal donation by Sir Victor.


(CNN) -- For two years, Google has pushed its Google+ as more than a social network or cool video-chatting tool. This week, it is working to hammer home that point with a spate of new features. Google+ isn't an answer to Facebook or Twitter, Google says. It's the connective tissue that more and more is tying Google's most popular products together -- and it will not be ignored. Since it debuted in June 2011, Google+ has seeped into all other parts of the Google ecosystem, tying into other Google offerings like search, Gmail and YouTube. Sometimes the product feels like an invasive species, especially when using it is required to benefit from the coolest features in other Google products.
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Google Senior Vice President Vic Gundotra explains the real goal behind Google+
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All the big Google product announcements tied into the social network in some small way
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The social network is Google's attempt to clean up fragmented user accounts

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Singapore (CNN) -- In 2003, the SARS virus epidemic was a wake-up call for Asia, forcing China to increase transparency, fostering closer regional cooperation and bringing human security issues to the fore. The disappearance of MH370 will have a similar transformative effect on regional security, but it will take a different form. In recent years, the focus -- driven by the need to protect the waters of approximately a third of the world's trade, as well as access to energy and resources -- has been on sea lanes, concentrating on reducing piracy and enhancing naval cooperation. The United States, India, Japan and China have all ratcheted up their patrols, buttressed by the smaller naval operations of Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia.
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Post MH370, attention will increasingly turn to the skies in terms of security, says Welsh
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Current focus on maritime security in Asia has led to tensions, especially with China
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"No coordination or mechanism for effective information sharing" in the region
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Welsh: Asia needs better governance, stronger multilateral ties

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By Jennifer Newton Malaysia Airlines is set to pay £30,000 to the families of passengers who were on board missing flight MH370 but the final amount of compensation will only be paid once the 'issue of the tragedy' is over, it has been reported. The airline is thought to have already paid £3,000 to family members in expenses as they waited in hotels in Kuala Lumpur and Beijing to hear news about their loved ones after the flight went missing in March. The Malaysian government has now set up a committee to oversee the needs of the families of the 239 people who are still missing after boarding the flight from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
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Payment has already been made to relatives to those who were on board
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Flight has still not been found since going missing in March
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Chinese relatives of passengers demanded to meet with airline officials
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Australia estimates it will spend £50million on search for airliner

Question: Earlier this week it was revealed that the @placeholder government expects to spend around £50 million on the search by July 2015.


An Australian fan successfully sneaked backstage at Miley Cyrus’ Sydney concert whilst disguised a cleaner, slipping past security undetected with a hi-vis jacket and mop. Australian promoter, Anthony Skinner, has shared photographic proof of his daring act on Social Media –astonished that his his spur-of-the-moment idea actually worked. The 23-year-old took to Facebook to describe his incredible dare, which all began when he stumbled across the cleaner’s open storeroom after the show. Scroll down for video Anthony Skinner snuck backstage at Allphones Arena after Miley Cyrus' concert by dressing up as a cleaner. He posted photos to social media (pictured) showing him hidden backstage
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Australian Anthony Skinner snuck backstage after Miley's Friday concert
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The 23-year-old found a hi-vis jacket and mop in an open cleaner's closet
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Skinner took to social media to share photos of his experience
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He couldn't believe the Allphones Area security 'didn't even look at me'
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Once backstage, Skinner spent 40 minutes cleaning to blend in
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The Sydney promoter saw Miley but was so nervous he 'froze up'
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Skinner left a note for Miley in his favourite leopard jacket, which an official 'promised' to give to the young pop sensation

Question: After the incredible incident, Mr Skinner was sent a questionnaire by @placeholder, asking him to rate his experience at the concert.


Israeli Defense Forces killed a 14-year-old Palestinian-American in a West Bank village Friday. Orwah Hammad, who grew up in New Orleans and traveled to the West Bank when he was six, was shot in the head, as violence flares in Jerusalem and the West Bank. On Wednesday, a Palestinian drove a car through a train station in Jerusalem, killing a three-month-old infant — also an American citizen — and injuring eight in what police called a terrorist attack. Killed: Orwah Hammad, 14, became the second teenager killed in the West Bank by Israeli Defense Forces when he was shot in the head on Friday
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Orwah Hammad, 14, was killed in a West Bank village on Friday
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Israeli army official claimed the killing was done to prevent a firebomb attack
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Hammad's family said that he was in the street with other Palestinians throwing rocks at soldiers
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His killing follows the death of another US citizen, a three-month-old Jewish infant killed when a Palestinian deliberately targeted a crowd a train station
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The Israeli army also killed a 13-year-old Palestinian last week

Question: Hammad's death follows the shooting of a 13-year-old eight days ago and 12 other @placeholder were wounded in street clashes with Israeli soldiers on Friday.


Mrs Kirchner: The president's name was on a draft warrant discovered in the home of Alberto Nisman A prosecutor shot dead after accusing Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner of helping cover up a terrorist bombing was trying to have her arrested, it emerged last night. Investigators probing the killing of Alberto Nisman – found dead in his bathroom before he could testify over the 1994 attack on a Jewish community centre in Buenos Aires – revealed they had found a draft document requesting Mrs Kirchner’s detention. Chief investigator Viviana Fein said the warrant was found in a wastepaper bin at the apartment where Mr Nisman’s body was discovered on January 18.
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Prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found dead in his bathroom last month
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Was due to accuse president Kirchner of covering up an Iranian bombing
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Officers investigating his killing found he was trying to have her arrested

Question: Iran denied the allegations but last month Mr Nisman accused Mrs Kirchner and other senior officials of agreeing not to punish at least two former @placeholder officials believed to have been involved.


A multi-coloured footbridge has been built over a canal bed - and it's made out of giant-sized pieces of Meccano. The six-ton steel bridge in the Little Lever area of Bolton cost £90,000 to construct, using 400 pieces of oversized Meccano and 700 nuts and bolts. It is hoped that the project will kickstart a regeneration of the historic stretch of the Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal at Nob End. Scroll down for video Old-fashioned fun: The completed bridge now stands 1.3 metres high and spans 6.4m across the canal in Little Lever to Moses Gate Country Park Colourful story: Artist Liam Curtin said he wanted to reflect Bolton's engineering heritage
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Builders used 700 oversized nuts and bolts, which cost £18 each
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Each component is ten times bigger and heavier than regular-sized ones
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Artist Liam Curtin said he wanted to reflect Bolton's engineering heritage
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Two factories made the beams, nuts and bolts in the same style as a toy set
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Money for the art project came from a developer building homes nearby
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It gave the council money for the bridge as part of its planning permission

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As they splash around in their tanks, they look like any other healthy Atlantic salmon. Their eyes are bright, their skin is gloriously silvery and their fully grown bodies exude power. It’s only when you look closely at their hatching dates that the alarm bells start to ring. A normal Atlantic salmon takes 30 months to grow to maturity . . . this variety took just 16. The majestic specimens are ‘frankenfish’ — genetically modified salmon created in a secretive research base in the Panama rainforest. 'Frankenfish' are genetically modified salmon created by company AquaBounty which grow at twice the rate of wild Atlantic Salmon, and are constantly hungry (file picture)
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GM salmon which grow twice as fast as wild fish have been developed
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Eggs given go-ahead in Canada while meat to be approved for sale in US
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If they escape from farms they could breed and wipe out wild fish
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Imported canned products could be in the UK within years

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- When Maia Stack returned to the pagoda, or tower, where she had been abandoned as a baby she was overwhelmed by what had happened there 11 years earlier. "I remember thinking, 'Wow, I wonder if my birth family hid behind those bushes or something'" said Stack, now 18 years old, on returning to Hangzhou, China. "I felt very disengaged throughout the entire process. I kind of removed myself from the situation because it was too emotionally challenging." Stack is one of tens of thousands of children -- 95% percent of whom are girls -- who have been adopted from China since its government ratified international adoption in 1992.
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Thousands of girls are adopted out of China each year, ending up in homes around the world
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Many of them find identity and purpose in returning to China to visit their roots
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Adoptive parents often choose to travel back to China frequently with their adopted children
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Many adoptive parents feel it a duty to teach their children about where they came from

Question: As for Stack, the high school senior said she wants to take a year off before college to volunteer in a @placeholder orphanage.


What does Hollywood have against the British? Once again on Oscar night, Tinsel Town gave warmly to us with one hand — while cynically taking away with the other. The good news is that at least nine Britons will fly back across the Atlantic with coveted golden statues. But the bad news is that Argo — the movie that won Best Film — is yet another piece of Hollywood’s Brit-bashing junk history that casts us in a poor light. Scroll down for video Winner: Argo, starring and directed by Ben Affleck picked up Best Picture Oscar, but plays fast and loose with the facts of the British involvement in the Islamic revolution in Iran
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Film packed with inaccuracies regarding the British involvement in Iranian revolution
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In Ben Affleck's version six U.S. embassy staff were refused sanctuary by British diplomats - quite the opposite of what happened
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Affleck won Best Picture Oscar for the film he directed and starred in

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:21 EST, 19 November 2012 | UPDATED: 13:28 EST, 19 November 2012 A wounded veteran who was injured in the deadly Texas train crash last week says the victims aboard a doomed tractor trailer rig had just a split-second before they were struck by a train. Sergent First Class Richard Sanchez was at the front of the trailer with his wife when someone on board yelled 'Train!' The wounded serviceman appeared on the Today show to speak about the horrific crash in Midland on Thursday night that killed four veterans and injured 16 others -- including at least one woman whose leg had to be amputated.
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Killed in the accident were Marine Chief Warrant Officer 3 Gary Stouffer, Army Sgt Maj Lawrence Boivin, Army Sgt Joshua Michael and Army Sgt Maj William Lubbers
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Crossing arms came down 13 seconds before the train crashed into the parade float
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Sergent First Class Richard Sanchez said he suffered a broken back after pushing his wife to safety

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(CNN) -- Nine years ago he was an electrician. Six months ago, he was worth some A$1.18 billion ($1.22 billion) Australia's mining boom having turned him into the country's richest person under 40 years old. Now, coal baron Nathan Tinkler, 36, is facing a mountain of debt. His wealth has plummeted to A$400 million, thanks to slowing demand and falling coal prices, while his debts to a variety of creditors mount, reportedly hitting A$638 million. On Tuesday, his personal holding company was liquidated. Tinkler has had the Midas touch on his way to the top of the rich list and -- until Tuesday -- on the way down, too, staving off the liquidation of several of his companies. He now faces credit debt surrounding his horse racing empire, troubled sports franchises and repossession of his personal jet.
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Billionaire Nathan Tinkler's rags-to-riches story in peril as his debt woes increase
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On Tuesday an Australian court ordered the liquidation of his personal holding company
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The 36-year-old mining magnate's racing empire and sports empire are in trouble
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Question: As a result, the unlikely rich lister is in the business pages of @placeholder newspapers almost daily.


(WIRED)  -- Gawker Media, the blog powerhouse built by Nick Denton, has been hacked. After bringing the company's websites to a standstill Sunday, one or more hackers operating under the name Gnosis released a 500 MB file apparently containing Gawker's source code, commenter and staff passwords, and internal conversations between the company's employees. The email addresses and passwords of hundreds of thousands of Gawker users have been compromised, the hackers said. It's the worst security breach in New York-based Gawker's eight-year history, and a wake-up call to all web publishers. "We're deeply embarrassed by this breach," Gawker said in a blog post Sunday afternoon.
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Hackers release file containing Gawker's source code, commenter and staff passwords
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Email addresses of Gawker users have been compromised
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Hackers part of group Anonymous, who's campaign is called Operation Payback

Question: Still, @placeholder's choice of targets and their foul language puts them firmly in the net's "griefer" culture.


Didier Drogba turned back the clock to open the scoring before Robin van Persie left it late to net an injury time equaliser at Old Trafford. Jose Mourinho was left fuming by the late lapse of concentration that saw the spoils shared with his former mentor Louis van Gaal. Here Sportsmail's Neil Ashton gives his verdict on how the players performed... Robin van Persie slammed home an injury time equaliser to share the spoils at Old Trafford Didier Drogba slides on his knees to celebrate after scoring the opening goal for Chelsea MANCHESTER UNITED David de Gea: Decent save from Drogba in the first half, commanding presence at the back. No chance with Chelsea goal. 6.5
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Manchester United drew 1-1 with Chelsea in their Premier League clash
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Didier Drogba opened the scoring with first league goal since his return
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Robin van Persie equalised in injury time after Branislav Ivanovic saw red

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By Peter Campbell PUBLISHED: 14:48 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 01:34 EST, 3 September 2013 Vodafone will avoid paying any UK tax on huge profits it will make after it sealed one of the largest corporate deals in history yesterday. But thousands of its shareholders will be hammered with a hefty bill on the windfall they will receive. The company is set to gain £84billion from selling its stake in US mobile phone company Verizon Wireless. But due to a loophole introduced under Labour, Vodafone cannot be forced to pay anything to HM Revenue and Customs. The deal will also provide Vodafone with additional cash to pursue its expansion ambitions in Europe
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It is one of the largest deals in corporate history but MPs are furious
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Vodafone will not pay any tax on huge profit, although shareholders will
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Question: The deal by Vodafone, to sell its entire @placeholder operations, is the third biggest in corporate history.


(CNN) -- An extensive internal review of the debacle at Penn State that left a child sex abuser in place on campus for years forever casts a shadow over a heroic figure at the school: Joe Paterno. The report, the result of months of investigation, finds Paterno and a few other top officials not only showed a "callous and shocking disregard for child victims," but also helped "empower" assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky to attract victims, according to former FBI Director Louis Freeh, who spearheaded the review. Review at Penn State: 'Total disgard' for the victims Allegations have swirled around Paterno, the legendary head football coach who led Penn State to national prominence, since the scandal broke last year. Still, the official independent review deals a heavy blow to those who love college football and idolize Paterno.
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Freeh review finds Joe Paterno and others showed "shocking disregard" for victims
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Some students say the legendary head football coach has been scapegoated
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Paterno's family says he must not have understood what Sandusky was doing
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This is not "Joe Paterno University," a new graduate and avid football fan says

Question: The family statement acknowledged, "It can be argued that Joe Paterno should have gone further," but it deflected blame from him, saying @placeholder assumed others were "doing their jobs."


Despite celebrities and businesses threatening to leave France, Francois Hollande is determined to bring in the 75 per cent tax France's highest court today gave Francois Hollande the green light to introduce a top tax rate of 75 per cent. After months of wrangling, the Constitutional Council said the controversial proposal by the Socialist president was within the law. It has already led to entrepreneurs and celebrities leaving France, but Mr Hollande is determined to see the policy implemented. Now companies will have to pay 75 percent tax on all annual salaries exceeding one million euros, the equivalent of £830,000.
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Constitutional Court rules that tax on one million euro earners is legal
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Francois Hollande is determined to see the policy enacted
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Celebrities and businesses have threatened to leave the country en-masse
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Mr Hollande is the most unpopular French president in recent history

Question: But in a ruling published on Sunday, the council said a reformulated tax ‘conforms with (@placeholder’s) constitution’.


Damien Baxendale was jailed for 10 years after he left his girlfriend so badly injured doctors said it was like she had been in a 'serious car crash' A vicious thug punched and kicked his girlfriend so hard doctors said it was like she had been in a car crash after she suffered a bleed on the brain, a fractured vertebrae and a fractured eye socket. Damien Baxendale was jailed for 10 years after he left 23-year-old Chelsea Hayes unconscious, her clothing torn and blood splattered around the rooms at his flat in Bolton, Greater Manchester. She was so badly swollen her three-year-old daughter, Shernia, did not recognise her and she now suffers from back pain, headaches, nausea, dizziness, poor memory and depression.
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Damien Baxendale, 24, was jailed for 10 years for attack on Chelsea Hayes
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She was left unconscious, her clothing torn and blood splattered around
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Neighbour called police after seeing Baxendale kicking someone in face
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Miss Hayes was so badly swollen her daughter, 3, didn't recognise her
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He was granted bail in February but went on to assault another girlfriend
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He pleaded guilty and was given four years on licence for second assault

Question: @placeholder, 23, pictured left after her attack and right, bruised and swollen after she was beaten by her boyfriend Damien Baxendale.


It should be a no-brainer but then the same ought to have applied to the Liverpool Lip learning his lesson. Surely Colombia, complete with the luxurious skills of new kid on the World Cup block James Rodriguez, will beat Uruguay, minus the penetration of bitter old Luis Suarez. That is what pretty much everyone except Suarez’s countrymen seem to want the outcome to be on this first day of the round of the last 16. While Suarez left the revulsion of Brazil 2014 for a warped hero’s welcome in Montevideo, the Maracana was making ready to admire the refreshing Colombians.
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Colombia face Uruguay in second round clash in Rio de Janeiro
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Group C winners enter as favourites for all South American match
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Colombia won all three group games beating Greece, Ivory Coast and Japan
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Uruguay without suspended striker Luis Suarez at Maracana

Question: Their best teams – starting with the two-time @placeholder winners back in the 1950s – create beautiful memories.


New York (CNN) -- Potential bidders at the auction website eBay can zoom in on a neatly-typed list of hundreds of factory workers spared almost certain death at Nazi concentration camps. One of Oskar Schindler's original lists was posted Thursday night with a starting bid request of $3 million. The German businessman became a Nazi and operated enamel factories in Poland, producing pots and pans using forced Jewish laborers during World War II. In order to save 1,200 prisoners, Schindler opened an armaments factory in Brunnlitz, present-day Czech Republic, to convince his superiors Jews were vital to the work production.
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Oskar Schindler helped save Jews by employing them
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Lists were made of their factory worker's names
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One is being auctioned, with a $3 million starting bid

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Madeleine Pulver's ordeal started last August when a man burst into her room and tied a fake bomb around her neck, and ended on Tuesday when he was sentenced to at least 10 years in jail. The Australian teenager was studying for her final year exams when 52-year-old Paul Douglas Peters broke into her suburban Sydney home and carried out what the prosecution called an act of "urban terrorism." "The terror instilled can only be described as unimaginable," Judge Peter Zahra told the District Court in Sydney during sentencing Tuesday. Pulver was in the courtroom, as were her parents, and the man who, on a Wednesday afternoon, pushed open their unlocked front door and found the 18-year-old student alone in her bedroom.
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Man who attached fake collar bomb to Sydney teen sentenced
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Paul Douglas Peters to serve at least 10 years of 13-year sentence
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Police took 10 hours to dismantle the device around Madeleine Pulver's neck
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During sentencing, Judge Peter Zahra said Peters' motivation was extortion

Question: Outside the court Tuesday, @placeholder expressed relief at the sentencing.


Madrid (CNN) -- The Prado Museum put on display for public viewing Tuesday a restored version of what is thought to be the earliest known copy of Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" masterpiece, which hangs in the Louvre Museum in Paris. Many copies of "Mona Lisa" were painted years after the fact, but this copy is different, experts say, because evidence shows it was painted at the same time and in the same studio as the original masterpiece, probably by one of Leonardo's assistants or pupils. The copy shows the same woman and the same landscape, the Prado Museum said in a statement.
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The painting is believed to be the earliest known copy of the "Mona Lisa"
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Evidence shows it was painted at the same time and in the same studio as the original
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The background was painted over with black during the 18th century
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The restored copy has background details linking it more closely to the original

Question: At a packed news conference at the museum, @placeholder officials said the "Mona Lisa" copy underwent a big change in the 18th century, when someone ordered the colorful background landscape to be painted over in black.


A healthy 44-year-old yoga fan in Riverside, California, never knew he would help a renal disease sufferer in Joliet, Illinois, four months later. But Rick Ruzzamenti and Donald Terry, 47, are the start and end of an astonishing 60-person chain of kidney transplants, setting a world record. Mr Ruzzamenti’s kind donation last August began a chain that saw 30 donors give kidneys to 30 strangers who could have died without one. Scroll down for video Amazing: Rick Ruzzamenti, left, and Donald Terry, right, are the start and end of an astonishing 60-person chain of kidney transplants, setting a world record
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Chain began in August with Rick Ruzzamenti, 44, in Riverside, California
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He got idea last year after worker at his yoga centre did same thing
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Ended in December with recipient Donald Terry, 47, in Joliet, Illinois
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Sixty people donated or received kidneys in 17 hospitals in 11 states

Question: Mr @placeholder was in terrible pain and facing a five-year wait for a kidney as nobody in his family was willing or able to give him one of theirs.


The parents of an aspiring weatherman who died from a gunshot wound to the head have slammed a police investigation into his death as 'a whitewash' after it ruled their son took his own life. Bill and Therese Engelhardt said they are now hiring a private investigator to look into the death of their son Timothy. The distraught couple said they are disgusted by the report which blames the 22-year-old for his own death. An 'extensive investigation' into the young man's death by police in Florida ruled that he had been ranting about suicide at a friend's home before grabbing the barrel of a loaded gun and pointing it at his head.
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Timothy Englehardt died from a gunshot wound as he hung out with friends in Florida on September 13
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The 911 caller said that Englehardt had shot himself - but another person can be heard saying in the background: 'I did it'
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Family of dead 22-year-old weather student demanded full investigation into his death after initial ruling it was suicide
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Police in Holly Hill, near Daytona Beach, Florida, have now charged one of the people at the scene of his death with a misdemeanor gun charge
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They say Jacob Eldred's finger was on the trigger and pointed weapon at his own head but the dead man grabbed the gun and it went off as a result
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Official police report says Eldred had removed magazine and buullet which killed Englehardt was in the chamber
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Question: Moments later he grabbed a gun that @placeholder had been holding while the two men talked about Eldred's previous suicidal thoughts


(CNN) -- Today's world is more interconnected than ever, making the transmission of communicable diseases that originate abroad easier to reach our shores. And the ongoing Ebola outbreak is simply the latest unsettling reminder that all the benefits of an interconnected world also come with significant risks that must be addressed and mitigated. This Ebola outbreak likely began with a 2-year-old in the rain forest of GuÃ©ckÃ©dou, Guinea, and it has now reached halfway around the world to Dallas, Texas, where this terrible disease claimed its first victim in the United States, Thomas Eric Duncan, last Wednesday. We have the ability to prevent a significant outbreak of the virus here in the United States, but President Obama must act much more quickly and effectively if we are going to combat the disease at its source, and thus hinder further overseas transmission and ultimately prevent the spread of the disease outside Africa.
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Marco Rubio: Americans lack confidence in government's ability to fight crises like Ebola
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Important that U.S. help beat the disease in West Africa to ease threat to U.S., Rubio says

Question: Beginning with the first case in @placeholder last December, the response to the Ebola outbreak by the international community has been slow and inadequate.


The optimism of Labour MPs who opted for Ed Miliband as their leader has all but evaporated For the more perceptive farmyard turkey, it has been a troubling week. The annual John Lewis advert has hit our TV screens; Oxford Street has a new set of lights; and British pop groups are signing up for another revival of Band Aid. But at least the turkeys can say they never voted for Christmas –unlike the dozens of Labour MPs who opted for Ed Miliband as their leader four years ago and now face a similarly bleak fate. Back in the summer, most of those MPs were quietly confident the party would win the Election next May, but that optimism has evaporated.
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Optimism of Labour MPs who opted for Ed Miliband as their leader is fading
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Fears Ukip will take large numbers of votes off Labour MPs, not just Tories
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Slip in Labour ratings in Scotland will affect chance of Westminster majority
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Dual threats will force Labour to spend money defending 'comfortable' seats
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Now polls rating suggest Miliband's popularity has plunged new depths

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Three days of intensive talks about Iran's nuclear program concluded early Sunday without an agreement, though key players insisted they believed the process is moving in the right direction. "A lot of concrete progress has been achieved, but some differences remain," European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton told reporters in Geneva, Switzerland. Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif echoed that sentiment, saying "hopefully we will be able to reach an agreement when we meet again." "I think we are all on the same wavelength, and that's important," Zarif said. "And that gives us the impetus to go forward." The inclusion of top diplomats such as Zarif, Ashton and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry left some thinking that this latest meeting could lead to a breakthrough to satisfy the international community's desire that Iran not develop a nuclear weapon and, with that, a relaxation of crippling sanctions on the Middle Eastern nation.
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U.S. secretary of state says "diplomacy takes time"
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Iran's foreign minister says the meetings are "something that we can build on"
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EU official: "Concrete progress has been achieved, but ... differences remain"
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This marks the latest movement after years of stalemate on Iran's nuclear program

Question: @placeholder also voiced optimism, saying, "I can tell you, without any exaggeration, we not only narrowed differences but we made significant progress.


(CNN) -- The leadership of San Francisco's airport fired back Saturday at critics who had rallied around a commercial pilot who had posted videos online showing what he described as shortcomings in security. The series of videos featured scenes from inside the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and were narrated by the pilot, who pointed out the contrast between the passengers, who were heavily scrutinized, and airport employees who just passed through a single door. The footage was posted, and later removed, from the popular video-sharing website YouTube. "A recent YouTube video, posted by a U.S. airline pilot, presents false and misleading information on SFO's security program," the airport said in a statement. "The video shows a door with a card swipe and suggests that access is gained to the airfield area through this door. In fact, the door shown in the video provides access only to an employee lunchroom."
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Online videos show what a pilot claims was lax security at the San Francisco airport
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The airport says the videos present "false and misleading information"
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The TSA has suspended the pilot from the Federal Flight Deck Officer program

Question: "As the issuing authority of credentials and firearms, @placeholder reviews each possible violation of those standards and acts accordingly up to and including removing an individual from the assigned role."


The eight children who were killed in the alleged Cairns stabbing massacre have been remembered  in a public funeral service attended by more than 5000 members of the local community. Eight white caskets were laid out in a row in the Cairns Convention Centre, each topped with red roses - the smallest a little over a metre long. Nearly 1000 family members of the fours boys and four girls, aged two to 14, attended the Christian service in remembrance of the children who were found dead in their Manoora home. Scroll down for video The funeral for the eight children killed in the alleged Cairns stabbing massacre will be held on Saturday
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Around 5000 members of the community attended the public service
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The memorial was called 'Keriba Omasker', meaning 'our children'
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Queensland Premier attended the service
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Eight white caskets were laid out in a row at the Cairns Convention Centre
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A pastor said there was a 'standing ovation in Heaven' for the children
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The funeral procession passed Murray Street where they died
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The children were buried in the shape of a sunrise
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Many of the mourners wore red to represent the 'playful' children

Question: The wider @placeholder community has also pulled together, deputy mayor Terry James says.


By Mike Jaccarino PUBLISHED: 11:45 EST, 20 January 2013 | UPDATED: 05:40 EST, 21 January 2013 Wily: Leah Gayle Shipman skirted a potential 15-year prison sentence by marrying the victim she formerly seduced A former teacher facing a lengthy prison sentence for seducing a student has avoided jail by marrying her teenage lover. Leah Gayle Shipman, 42, wed Johnnie Ray Ison, now 19, in January of 2011 - two years after her arrest for having sex with the then 15-year-old student at a Wilmington high school, The Wilmington Star-News reports. As a result, officials cannot now compel Ison to render evidence against Shipman - and all statements he previously made to police concerning their affair are no longer admissible at trial.
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Johnnie Ray Ison, now 19, cannot be compelled to testify against 42-year-old wife
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Leah Gayle Shipman wed teen only six days after divorcing husband of 19 years

Question: @placeholder's mother had to reportedly give written permission for her then 17-year-old son, who was still a minor, to marry Shipman in 2011.


(CNN Student News) -- May 3, 2010 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Times Square, New York • Arkansas & Tennessee • Arizona Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. MICHAEL BLOOMBERG, MAYOR, NEW YORK CITY: Let me say that we are very lucky. Thanks to alert New Yorkers and professional police officers, we avoided what could have been a very deadly event. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: That story out of New York City leading off our show today. I'm Carl Azuz. This is CNN Student News.
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Find out how a t-shirt vendor helped defuse an attempted bomb attack
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Consider the long-term impact of an oil spill on the U.S. Gulf Coast
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Take note of a recent choir concert that none of the singers attended
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Use the Daily Discussion to help students understand today's featured news stories

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New York (CNN) -- Protesters will resist any efforts to remove them from the Lower Manhattan park where they have been camped for nearly a month, despite Mayor Michael Bloomberg's order that they vacate the park at 7 a.m. Friday so it can be cleaned, an organizer said Thursday. "Come tomorrow morning, we will passively resist and make it as difficult a process to remove us as possible," said Occupy Wall Street spokesman Tyler Combelic. "It's not an occupation if you can't occupy the park." His words appeared to be backed up by the sentiment of the crowd of more than 1,000 protesters who filled Zuccotti Park Thursday night. "All day! All week! Occupy Wall Street!" they chanted.
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Cleaning of Zuccotti Park is scheduled to begin 7 a.m. EDT Friday
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Brookfield Properties issues a list of rules for Zuccotti Park

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The chief executive of Emirates has claimed that 'control was taken of' Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 before it vanished. Sir Tim Clark said it was very important that the airline industry does not accept that the fate of MH370 is an 'unexplained mystery' His airline, Emirates, operates almost 130 Boeing 777 aircraft, similar to the doomed jet. Flight MH370 vanished in March with 239 passengers and crew on board. Scroll down for video Emirates CEO and president Sir Tim Clark, pictured, said he believes MH370 was 'under control until the end' The Boeing 777-200, similar to this one, vanished without a trace in March with 239 passengers and crew
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Sir Tim Clark questions current thinking about the fate of flight MH370
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Sir Tim said if the jet crashed into the ocean then wreckage would be found
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He said the somebody took control of the aircraft before it vanished
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The Emirates CEO said the industry must not accept MH370's a 'mystery'

Question: 'I do not subscribe to the view that the @placeholder, which is one of the most advanced in the world and has the most advanced communication platforms, needs to be improved with the introduction of some kind of additional tracking system.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Two Americans and three Afghan soldiers died in a firefight that might have involved insurgent forces, the International Security Assistance Force said Sunday. One of the U.S. deaths was a soldier; the other was a civilian, U.S. officials said. The coalition first said the clash Saturday was the latest in a spate of insider attacks involving Afghan forces, which have killed more than 50 NATO troops this year. Later, the coalition called that into question. It appears the clash in Sydabad district might have been provoked by insurgent fire, said Lt. Gen. Adrian Bradshaw, the ISAF deputy commander, at a news conference.
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A civilian contractor killed in the clash was American, the U.S. Embassy confirms
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A U.S. service member also died in the Saturday incident, ISAF says

Question: NATO's @placeholder troops are training Afghan soldiers and police to maintain security in the country ahead of the planned end of allied combat operations.


(CNN) -- There'll be an old familiar face on "Star Wars: The Clone Wars" tonight -- at least to anyone born before 1998. Chewbacca, the most famous Wookiee of the Star Wars universe, is making his debut on the animated show's Season 3 finale. And this time, he's not voiced by some bear in San Diego, California, like Chewbacca was in the 1977 "Star Wars" movie (now referred to as "A New Hope.") The original guy-in-the-hair-suit, Peter Mayhew, voices the furry alien he brought to life all those years ago, and according to him, Chewie is a little bit younger and less experienced than the Wookiee most fans are familiar with.
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Ready for a dose of Chewbacca? Tune in to Cartoon Network tonight at 8 p.m. EST
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Chewbacca makes his debut on "Star Wars: The Clone Wars"
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"Clone Wars" is introducing EU characters into stories

Question: "You take the 'Clone Wars' @placeholder and put him up against a picture of the 'Star Wars' Chewie and they're nearly identical," he said.


By Leon Watson A gorilla who became an online sensation when footage emerged of him walking like a human celebrates his 24th birthday today. The internet video of western lowland gorilla Ambam aping humans with his unusual habit of walking upright has been viewed nearly six million times since 2011. Normally gorillas get around on all fours, but Ambam has perfected balancing on his two hind legs at Port Lympne wild animal park near Hythe, Kent. Scroll down for video Birthday boy: Ambam, a Western Lowland Gorilla, explores his enclosure at Port Lympne Wild Animal Park near Ashford, Kent
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Video of Ambam aping humans viewed nearly 6m times since 2011
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The western lowland has perfected balancing on his two hind legs
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He lives at Port Lympne wild animal park near Hythe, Kent

Question: Weighing 220kg, Ambam is @placeholder's biggest gorilla, whose lifespan can stretch from 30 to 50 years.


An ice epidemic is sweeping through Australia and destroying regional towns as children as young as 11 become hooked on the deadly drug from their first hit. A Four Corners investigation has revealed there are now almost 350,000 Australians taking cheap, easily accessible and highly addictive crystal methamphetamine, nicknamed ice, which destroys the brain and creates psychotic behaviour such as users gauging away at their skin as they imagine feeling insects crawling beneath it. The ABC’s current affairs show has met with ice users, ice cooks, police and recovering addicts in Victoria and Tasmania, who painted a disturbing picture: international drug cartels are working with local bikie gangs to push ice out of the cities, and police are losing the battle to stop it.
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ABC Four Corners reporter Caro Meldrum-Hanna travelled to Victoria and Tasmania and met ice addicts whose lives have been destroyed
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Ice is a stimulant drug, a type of methamphetamine
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It is highly addictive and destroys the brain's pleasure systems
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Addicts experience psychosis and many use violence to feed their habit
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Caro met a crystal meth cook without 'any protection, no suits – this isn't Breaking Bad… at just 19-years-old his body was falling apart'

Question: In one community of less than 4,000 people @placeholder found up to one in ten people are using ice.


(CNN) -- Chopping breadcrumbs by flashlight. Cooking turkeys on the grill. Watching Netflix on phones. Many New Englanders were without power -- but this was nothing new for the state. Tens of thousands spent Thanksgiving just as others did in New England when it was first observed in the 17th century: without electricity. In New Hampshire, more than 133,000 customers were still without power overnight into Friday. "They're saying it will be a multiday event," said Fallon Reed, the assistant operations chief for the New Hampshire Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Management. In Maine, there were as many as 110,000 customers without electricity on Thanksgiving morning, but milder Turkey Day temperatures allowed for workers to cut that number down by more than two thirds by night's end: Central Maine Power Co. reported that less than 32,000 customers had no power, while Emera, the state's second-largest utility company, reported that less than 1,000 customers without electricity after a Wednesday nor'easter dumped more than a foot of snow across a dozen Maine cities, WMTW reported.
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More than 100,000 in Maine had now power for Thanksgiving
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One Mainer tweeted, "My mom is chopping breadcrumbs with a flashlight"

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Raheem Sterling has been used as a No 10 by England but Rodgers put him on the wing against Basle where he made his name. You can't blame Rodgers, for all Sterling's talent he hadn't scored in his last 19 games for club and country, hardly convincing evidence he deserves a more central role. Sterling, who turned 20 on Monday, has lost a bit of confidence and earned groans from the Kop after a poor touch ended a swift break. Raheem Sterling played out on the wing, but failed to show he was worthy of a more prominent central role
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Raheem Sterling failed to impress in a wide role for Liverpool on Tuesday
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Rafael Benitez was responsible for four of Liverpool's starting XI
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Paulo Sousa may have found his level at the Swiss club

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(CNN) -- The air in and around New Orleans is electrified with anticipation -- and anxiety. Louisiana National Guard members arrive at the New Orleans convention center during preparations for Gustav. Nervous is how Merrick Matherne says he is feeling. Nervous and stressed at the prospect of having to survive and rebuild in the wake of another hurricane. As Friday's third anniversary of Katrina's landfall passed, the Crescent City found itself potentially in the cross hairs of another destructive storm, Hurricane Gustav. Residents are suspended in a wait-and-see mode, with an evacuation order for New Orleans likely to come sometime after Saturday, according to Mayor Ray Nagin.
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City's mental health services haven't recovered from Katrina losses

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- As a product designer, Agustin Otegui's has to "think big" about the objects he creates. From novel portable chairs made out of shovels to chrome radiators that look like modern works of art, he recasts the mundane in a modernist and functional new light. The Nano Vent Skin forms an organic skin around a building providing its energy needs. Yet when he got thinking about how he could help with solutions to mitigate climate change he started thinking small. Very small, in fact. His futuristic concept is called the Nano Vent-Skin (NVS) and the design -- to wrap buildings in an organic lattice skin made up of micro wind turbines -- is radical.
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Mexican born product designer creates a radical concept for tackling climate change
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The Nano Vent Skin would utilize nanotechnology to create organic wind turbines
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Energy from the sun could also be harvested through organic photovoltaic skin

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(CNN)An Indianapolis Colts linebacker charged with felony rape "unhesitatingly denies all allegations," according to a Thursday statement from the player's lawyer. The Colts announced they have placed Joshua McNary, who they signed as a free agent in April 2013, on the Exempt/Commissioner Permission list, so he will not be allowed to play in the team's upcoming playoff matchups, but he will continue to be paid, in accordance with the National Football League's updated personal conduct policy. McNary was released early Thursday, according to the Marion County, Indiana, jail website. He posted a $25,000 bond and was ordered to wear an ankle bracelet for GPS monitoring, said Peg McLeish, a spokeswoman for the county prosecuting attorney.
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Preliminary not guilty plea entered for the 26-year-old linebacker
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Joshua McNary won't play this weekend after the Colts placed him on exempt list
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A woman told police she took a phone from the apartment of a man who raped her

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CLICK HERE to catch up on all the stats from the big game in the Capital One Cup They came expecting to see something run-of-the-mill but left, bewildered, having witnessed something out of the ordinary. Anfield is no stranger to hosting dramatic occasions but, even measured against some of those riotous evenings of the past, this was remarkable. In years to come, they will recall Liverpool against Middlesbrough and the night of 30 penalties. Yes, you read that correctly. Liverpool find themselves in the Capital One Cup’s fourth round after beating Middlesbrough 14-13 in a shootout after the previous 120 minutes had saw the two teams locked together at 2-2.
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Liverpool defeated Middlesbrough 14-13 on penalties in the third round of the Capital One Cup
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Teenager Jordan Rossiter opened the scoring on his debut for the Reds
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Adam Reach equalised for the visitors with a header from a Grant Leadbitter set piece
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The game was forced into extra-time with both teams level at 1-1 after 90 minutes
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Suso appeared to have won it by scoring his first ever goal for the Reds in extra-time
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Kolo Toure's late rash challenge led to Patrick Bamford equalising from the spot in the dying minutes
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After a penalty marathon Albert Adomah eventually missed for Boro to send Reds through 14-13
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The marathon shoot-out set a new League Cup record for the number of penalties taken
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The previous highest in the competition was 9-8, which has happened on three occasions

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By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 15:57 EST, 25 July 2013 | UPDATED: 03:55 EST, 29 July 2013 'Jerk': The change follows a ruling that France violated a demonstrator's freedom of expression when he referred to Nicolas Sarkozy with the word Being rude to the President of France is no longer an automatic criminal offence, France’s parliament agreed today. In the interests of free speech, MPs revoked legislation dating back to 1881 when anything judged to have ‘offended the head of state’ risked an automatic fine. The change followed the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruling in March that France violated a demonstrator’s right to freedom of expression when he referred to Nicolas Sarkozy as a ‘jerk’.
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European Court of Human Rights ruled France violated a protester's right to free speech when he was prosecuted for calling Nicolas Sarkozy a 'jerk'
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Current French president Francois Hollande regularly mocked, with his figure earning him the nickname 'flanby' after a wobbly caramel dessert

Question: year @placeholder deemed the punishment handed down to Sarkozy’s tormentor as


(CNN) -- Throughout his prolific career Mel Brooks has gone by many titles -- actor, filmmaker, producer, songwriter -- but comedy is the epicenter of his life, drawing together his early work on TV shows like "Your Show of Shows" and "Get Smart," with his notable career in film with movies like "The Producers," "Young Frankenstein" and "Blazing Saddles," a few of which have been translated to the Broadway stage. Brooks, now 86, has won numerous awards and is presently one of only 14 people to receive the coveted EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony). On May 20 PBS will premiere a documentary on Brooks, "American Masters Mel Brooks: Make A Noise," a film directed by Robert Trachtenberg that chronicles Brooks' career and lasting influence. The film, which recently premiered at The Paley Center in Los Angeles, where Brooks was joined by longtime collaborator and friend Carl Reiner, is an exhaustive look at the continually hilarious -- and often moving -- output of a filmmaker and writer who is largely responsible for the tone of contemporary comedy.
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Comedy legend Mel Brooks is the subject of a new PBS documentary airing May 20
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Brooks may be working on a musical version of "Blazing Saddles"
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He says the key to a good joke is to always refer to the human condition

Question: Brooks: Yeah, he took some beautiful pictures of me and my friend @placeholder.


Princeton, New Jersey (CNN) -- Newt Gingrich's candidacy received an unexpected boost when New Hampshire's Union Leader endorsed him this weekend. The publisher wrote: "We are in critical need of the innovative, forward-looking strategy and positive leadership that Gingrich has shown he is capable of providing. He did so with the Contract with America. He did it in bringing in the first Republican House in 40 years and by forging balanced budgets and even a surplus despite the political challenge of dealing with a Democratic President." Say what you will about Gingrich, but he thrives when it comes to the politics of ideas. Gingrich, a former history professor, is extraordinarily comfortable when it comes to vigorous and open debates about the ideas of conservatism.
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Newt Gingrich got the endorsement of the New Hampshire Union Leader
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Julian Zelizer says Gingrich aids GOP by putting focus on what it should stand for
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Gingrich has been more successful at promoting ideas than in leadership roles, he says
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Zelizer: Gingrich unlikely to win, but his impact will be felt

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President Barack Obama's summer vacation off the Massachusetts coast has come to an end. The president returned to the White House late Sunday after spending two weeks with his family on the island of Martha's Vineyard. What a break it turned out to be. His attempt at rest and relaxation was largely overtaken by events involving Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria, including the videotaped execution of an American journalist they had been holding hostage, and the unrest in Ferguson, Missouri, following the fatal police shooting of an unarmed black man. Scroll down for video U.S. President Barack Obama,  First Lady Michelle Obama and daughter Malia returning from their two-week vacation on Martha's Vineyard
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Spent two weeks golfing and spending time with his family
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Critics lambasted the president for images of him on the golf course
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White House shot back: 'Just because the president is in a different location doesn't mean he's not doing his job'

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(CNN) -- Bigger and better than before -- that's the promise as the NFL International Series returns to London this weekend, and hopes are rising that Britain will one day have its own permanent franchise. Wembley Stadium will host American football's overseas showpiece for the eighth year running and, for the first time, the home of English soccer will welcome three regular-season games, spread over the next six weeks. Building on the two games it held last year and the one it hosted initially, overseas fans will get a rare glimpse of the United States' most popular sport. NFL commissioner Roger Goodell confirmed as early as February that the games had already sold out, meaning 270,000 spectators will witness the Oakland Raiders take on the Miami Dolphins, the Detroit Lions face the Atlanta Falcons and the Jacksonville Jaguars play the Dallas Cowboys.
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The NFL International Series is back in London this weekend
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For the first time, Wembley Stadium will hold three games over six weeks
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Oakland Raiders kick things off against Miami Dolphins Sunday
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Detroit Lions then face Atlanta Falcons and Jacksonville Jaguars play Dallas Cowboys

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(CNN) -- Twelve-year-old Peter Mance knows every street before he sets foot in a city. It's not because he's visited before. It's because he's autistic and has an uncanny ability to memorize maps. "He's actually a big help when traveling," jokes his mother, Kim Mance, founder of women's travel blog Galavanting and the Travel Blog Exchange, a community of travel writers and bloggers. Mance's other son, 10-year-old son Stephen, has used a wheelchair since surgery to remove a spinal tumor left him paralyzed from the waist down. Mance always has to make extra phone calls to ensure there's an accessible subway or hotel room, but that hasn't stopped her from vacationing with her sons all over the world.
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Vacationing with disabled children may be challenging, but parents say it's worth the effort
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Traveling may help autistic children break up rigid routines
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Disney World provides incredible service to disabled kids, moms and travel experts say

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By Press Association Reporter West Brom chairman Jeremy Peace feels Albion's overhaul this summer has left them a much 'happier' and 'calmer' club. Since finishing the 2013/14 Barclays Premier League season one place above the relegation zone, the Baggies have appointed Terry Burton as technical director, replaced head coach Pepe Mel with Alan Irvine and brought in 11 new players. Two draws and a loss so far have amounted to a somewhat underwhelming start to their 2014/15 campaign, but Peace is pleased with the revamp that has occurred and is looking ahead in optimistic mood. Poised: Former Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott has yet to make his competitive debut for West Brom
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The Baggies narrowly avoid relegation from the Premier League last season
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New Manager Alan Irvine has brought in 11 new players this summer
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Transfers include £10m club record signing Brown Ideye from Dynamo Kiev
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Two draws and a loss mean West Brom have started the season slowly

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By common consensus, Calum Chambers was rinsed by Swansea winger Jefferson Montero during Arsenal’s 2-1 defeat at the Liberty Stadium last Sunday. A day later he joined up with the England squad, preparing for a Euro 2016 qualifier against Slovenia on Saturday and the friendly at Celtic Park against Scotland on Tuesday. There is no respite. The idea was to protect this kid, to nurture one of the genuine talents in the game. Instead we are hell bent on burning him out. A weary Calum Chambers was given a roasting by Jefferson Montero at Swansea on Sunday Chambers' recovery time (in days) between matches at Southampton last season:
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Calum Chambers is playing too much football and it is burning him out
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He played 24 times last season - already this term he has  20 appearances
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Chambers had much more recovery time at Southampton than at Arsenal
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He played on average every 12.5 days at Saints - now it's every 4.5 days
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Chambers endured a torrid game against Jefferson Montero on Sunday in Arsenal's 2-1 loss at Swansea

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(CNN) -- Tottenham fought back to clinch a 3-3 draw with Arsenal that further dented their north London rivals' English Premier League title hopes as another capital club, Chelsea, claimed second place on Wednesday. Arsenal led 3-1 five minutes before halftime, but fifth-placed Tottenham rallied with a stunning strike from Tom Huddlestone and then a Rafael van der Vaart penalty after the break. The result allowed defending champions Chelsea to go second on goal difference after a 3-1 victory at home to Birmingham, leaving Manchester United six points clear with five games to play after Tuesday's 0-0 draw with Newcastle.
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Manchester United lead Premier League by six points with six matches to play
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Defending champions Chelsea go above Arsenal into second on goal difference
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Arsenal blow a 3-1 lead in six-goal north London derby draw away to Tottenham
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Chelsea capitalize with 3-1 victory over Birmingham as Florent Malouda scores twice

Question: "Maybe the second (@placeholder) goal was decisive because we wanted to get to halftime with a two-goal lead, but we had an outstanding spirit and we have to keep battling to the last day."


As Andy Murray battled it out against Tomas Berdych during the semi-finals of the Australian Open today, it wasn't just the on-court action that was getting everyone's attention. For on the sidelines, Andy's fiancee Kim Sears was facing a tennis WAG-off against Tomas' tanned model partner Ester Satorova for the second day running. The two women came face-to-face for a tense stand-off as they supported their respective partners at the sporting event - shouting and cheering in support. Scroll down for video Kim could not contain her joy as Andy won the semi-finals today playing against Czech tennis star Tomas Berdych
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Kim Sears and Ester Satorova sat court-side at Australian Open
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The two women were their to support their fiances in the semi-finals
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Andy Murray took on Czech player Tomas Berdych

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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:47 EST, 13 November 2012 | UPDATED: 01:26 EST, 14 November 2012 Marked for death: Brett Hartman claims he had nothing to do with the brutal 1997 murder of Winda Snipes in Akron, Ohio A condemned killer who claimed he was wrongfully accused of stabbing a woman 138 times, slitting her throat and cutting off her hands was put to death today. Death row inmate Brett Hartman has acknowledged he had sex with victim Winda Snipes early on the morning of September 9, 1997 at her Akron apartment, but did not kill her.
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Bret Hartman will be executed today in the murder of Winda Snipes
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Hartman claims he had sex with Ms Snipes earlier in the day, but did not kill her
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She was stabbed 138 times, her throat was slit and her hands were cut off
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Ohio officials say he was denied clemency due to the brutality of the murder, and overwhelming evidence against him

Question: When that claim failed, Hartman had a new date set last year, but that was postponed because of a federal lawsuit over @placeholder's execution policy.


For those in the market for a luxury fairytale manor, you might be in luck. A historic hotel near Niton on the Isle of Wight, dating back to 1838, has gone on sale for £1.5 million. Originally home to the Kirkpatrick family - who were friends of the royal family - the manor was turned into a hotel by Ric and Maggie Hilton who bought the property in 2006. Outlandish: The Grand Entrance of the Enchanted Manor near Niton on the Isle of Wight With eleven suites - all of which are decked out in fairtytale style with four-poster beds - the Enchanted Manor is now the stuff of fantasy.
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The Enchanted Manor, previously called Windcliffe Manor, bought by Ric and Maggie Hilton in 2006
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Couple renovated ruined property after buying it at auction and turned it into  stuff of fantasies
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Eleven suites, four poster beds, painted ceilings and chadeliers make five star property bolthole for couples

Question: When we walked through the door the first time, I said to @placeholder how enchanting the place was and that was it, the idea was lodged in our heads.


Ronald Koeman knows Southampton face a long road to Wembley, but that will not stop the Dutch coach dreaming of lifting the FA Cup there in the May sunshine. The Saints host Sky Bet Championship promotion chasers Ipswich on Sunday looking to build on their New Year's Day victory over Arsenal which kept them fourth in the Barclays Premier League. Along with thousands of other football fans in the Netherlands, Koeman grew up watching the famous old competition on television and, having taken over at St Mary's in the summer, the former Barcelona European Cup winner cannot wait for his first live taste of FA Cup action.
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Ronald Koeman admits he grew up watching the FA Cup in Holland
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The Southampton boss says he has dreamed of being in an FA Cup final
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Koeman does not expect to make any changes to his team against Ipswich
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The Dutchman admits that Wembley is a long way off at the moment

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(CNN) -- The boyfriend convicted of strangling and drowning a famed swimsuit designer in a bathtub at a chic New York hotel was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison, the maximum sentence for second-degree murder, the Manhattan District Attorney's office said Monday. A jury convicted 27-year-old Nicholas Brooks, son of "You Light Up My Life" composer Joseph Brooks, in New York Supreme Court in July for the murder of his girlfriend, Sylvie Cachay. "We have come a long way in our recognition and understanding of domestic violence, but there is much more we have to do to better protect individuals like Ms. Cachay," District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. said in a statement Monday.
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In July, a jury convicted Nicholas Brooks for the second-degree murder of Sylvie Cachay
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Brooks has been sentenced to 25 years to life in prison
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Cachay's bruised body was found in an overflowing hotel bathtub in 2010
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Brooks will be eligible for parole in 25 years

Question: Brooks' father, @placeholder, 73, committed suicide in May 2011, New York police said.


(CNN) -- "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence," the astronomer Carl Sagan once said. In the case of the extraordinary claim concerning the possible discovery of the wreck of Santa Maria, the flagship of Columbus' fleet, it's clear that we aren't there yet. In fact, we seem to be getting further away from proof all the time. The potential discovery of the wreck, which happened on the first of Columbus' four voyages to the Americas, has become a flashpoint for the difficulties of determining the authenticity of artifacts honored in memory but difficult to locate in the present. The discoverer, underwater explorer Barry Clifford, says he has quite a few reasons to believe he's found the right ship in the Caribbean Sea. Columbus left details in his diary about the location of the sinking, which happened near Haiti on Christmas Day in 1492. Clifford maintains that description matches the shipwreck's whereabouts.
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Explorer says he found wreck of Santa Maria, flagship of Columbus' fleet, off Haiti
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Laurence Bergreen believes discovery is highly unlikely, given erosion, shifts, tides
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Bergreen:The wooden parts of the ship probably have not survived 500 years
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Bergreen: Given potential historic significance, this wreck needs careful examination

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By Ashley Collman The father of a South Carolina woman who went missing last month, wrote an emotional confessional about the experience of her sudden loss - sharing the last image she sent him the night before she disappeared. Heather Elvis, 20, was last seen after being dropped off from a first date at her condo in Horry County in the early morning of December 18. The next night, a police officer showed up at father Elvis family home, informing Heather's father Terry that her car had been found abandoned at a nearby boat landing. The last photo: Heather Elvis, 20, sent this picture of herself learning to drive a stick-shift while on a first-date to her father Terry the night before she disappeared last month
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Police are still looking for 20-year-old Heather Elvis who went missing following a first date on December 18
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The day following the date, her car was found abandoned at a dock
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In an essay on xoJane, her father Terry Ellis shared the last picture she texted him the night before she disappeared
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The picture shows Heather learning to drive a stick-shift on the date
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Her disappearance remains a mystery but the man who took her out has been ruled out as a suspect after passing a lie detector test
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Heather's father remains optimistic that he will find his daughter

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(CNN) --   The owners of a cruise ship that ran aground in Marguerite Bay, Antarctica, are hoping high tide will dislodge the ship Wednesday, a company statement said. The Ocean Nova, seen on a previous voyage, has a total of 106 people on board. Connecticut-based Quark Expeditions said the M/V Ocean Nova became stranded Tuesday in the bay not far from an Argentine research base. Marguerite Bay is about 900 miles south of the tip of South America. The ship is carrying 65 passengers and 41 crew members, Quark Expeditions said. All those aboard the vessel "remain safe and calm," the company statement said.
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All 65 passengers and 41 crew are safe, company reports
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MV Ocean Nova stranded in Marguerite Bay, about 900 miles from South America

Question: We anticipate a positive outcome," @placeholder president Patrick Shaw said.


A distraught mother who lost her young sons in the tidal surge of Super Typhoon Haiyan feels her life is over. "I guess I'm just thinking to jump from that building," Gelenbelle Vergara tells CNN's Karl Penhaul on Sunday. "This is what would be my life's worth. My sons are dead. I just pray that I also dead with them. What would be my life worth now?" She combs the debris, scours the morgues and pours over the list of victims found in Tacloban, Philippines. "I don't have sons I don't know if they're dead or where their bodies are I don't know if dogs in the street are eating their bodies already."
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"I'm just thinking to jump from that building," a desperate mother says
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U.S. military capability "continuing to grow," bringing food, water, shelter, medicine
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British ship HMS Daring arrives in Cebu
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Water system in Tacloban getting "back on tap," USAID official says

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Bujumbura, Burundi (CNN) -- They're lonely and hungry, condemned to a life of daily hardship with little to hope for. Deprived of food, wearing old clothes, countless homeless children are living on the dusty streets of Bujumbura, the lakeside capital of Burundi, victims of a bloody civil war that wreaked havoc on the tiny east central African country. Scared and neglected, the children's lives are fraught with great danger; some of them suffer from abuse while others resort to a life of crime to survive, earning the name "kirobezo," which means bad child. But not everyone sees them like that. One woman is responding to these young children not with anger but with love -- and a whole lot of food.
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"Mama Dimanche" is committed to helping homeless street children
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She runs a weekly food program and hosts a radio show giving children a voice
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Ntahe was named the 2013 "Woman of Courage" award by the U.S. embassy in Burundi

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(CNN) -- Back in 1994, when Newt Gingrich led the GOP to take over the House, it was historic. A sea change. An earthquake. Why? Because Democrats had held control of the House for the previous 40 years. As in four decades. Imagine that. Hard to believe it ever worked that way. Now voters demand change elections more often than they don't. Consider this: Republicans win the Senate in 2002, then lose it in 2006. The Democrats hold the Senate until losing control of it last night -- predictions are that they might be in a good position to take it back in two years.
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Gloria Borger: Voters are much less patient with politicians than in the past
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They want a government that will act effectively to solve problems
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She says strategists saw Democrats lose ground in polls after Obama's ISIS strategy comment
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Borger: Uncertainty over Ebola response also hurt the Democrats

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Question: But in this election, the @placeholder had a fresher playbook -- talking to suburban women worried about health care, with a good pack of candidates, and an improved political operation.


Ottawa, Canada (CNN) -- Guantanamo detainee Omar Khadr has been transferred to his homeland of Canada to serve the remainder of his sentence, Canada's Public Safety Minister Vic Toews said Saturday. Khadr boarded a military plane at the Guantanamo Naval base in Cuba and arrived at a military airbase in Trenton, Ontario. He will serve the rest of his sentence at Millhaven Prison in Bath, Ontario, about 130 miles east of Toronto. The case and the prisoner's legal fate have sparked controversy among Canadians. Many think his sentence has been too lenient. Others, noting his capture at age 15, think he should have been treated as a child soldier and point to alleged mistreatment while in custody.
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Guantanamo detainee Omar Khadr is transported back to Canada
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He pleaded guilty to murder and other charges under a plea deal in 2010
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He admitted throwing a grenade that killed a U.S. soldier in 2002

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By Eddie Wrenn PUBLISHED: 04:04 EST, 3 September 2012 | UPDATED: 06:43 EST, 3 September 2012 The iPhone 5 is expected to be unveiled next week - and rumours claim Apple has completely redesigned its iconic headphones for the first time since 2006. Vietnamese blogsite Tinhte.vn posted a video of what it claims are newly-designed headphones for the next iPhone, which is expected to launch on September 12. If confirmed, it is the first major redesign of the distinctive white headphones since the iPhone launched, other than the addition of an in-line microphone and remote control in 2008. The headphones, which come bundled with iPods and iPhones, are one of the most iconic parts of Apple's product line-up, and are perhaps most famous for appearing in the famous 'dancing silhouettes' adverts for the iPod.
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