(CNN) -- Family, food and faith have guided Kylie Kwong to where she is today. The 41-year-old chef has been cooking up a storm with her TV shows and restaurant for over a decade, adding a dash of color and flavor to Australia's cultural life. A third generation Chinese who grew up in the suburbs of Sydney in the 1970s, Kwong left High School to work for an advertising agency. She soon realized, however, that making people feel bad in order to make them buy things they didn't want wasn't for her. Making people happy through good food was much more appealing.
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Kylie Kwong is an Australian TV chef and restaurateur
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Grew up in Sydney suburbs and opened her restaurant in 2000
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Practicing Buddhist she cooked for the Dalai Lama in 2009

Question: She also let cameras follow her to southern China and the village where her great grandfather once lived; the first time a member of @placeholder's immediate family had been there in 90 years.


By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 04:29 EST, 5 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:02 EST, 5 December 2013 An Army veteran has had his benefits slashed after he told Jobcentre staff that he had volunteered to sell poppies in honour of his former comrades. Stephen Taylor, 60, was receiving £71.20 a week in Jobseeker's Allowance while searching for work after losing a previous job as a pub manager. However, when he said he had been raising money for the Royal British Legion, they told him he was not doing enough to find a new job and withdrew the payment. Anger: Army veteran Stephen Taylor had his benefits cut because he volunteered to sell poppies
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Stephen Taylor, 60, claimed Jobseekers' Allowance while looking for work
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He volunteered to sell poppies outside Asda in honour of other soldiers
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But Jobcentre workers decided to withdraw £71.20-a-week payment

Question: When he went to sign on and told workers about his volunteering, they stopped his @placeholder because they said he should be spending his time handing out CVs and applying for work.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 04:16 EST, 31 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:48 EST, 31 January 2013 Syria and Iran today threatened to retaliate after Israel launched an air strike near Damascus. Syrian Ambassador to Lebanon, Ali Abdul-Karim Ali, says Damascus has 'the option and the surprise to retaliate'. He said he cannot predict when the retaliation will be, saying it is up to relevant authorities to prepare for it. In Iran, the semi-official Fars news agency quoted Deputy Foreign Minister Hossein Amir Abdollahian today as saying the raid on Syria will have significant implications for the Israeli city of Tel Aviv.
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Iranian minister says Israel air strike will have implications for Tel Aviv
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U.S. officials say strike by Israel destroyed Russian anti-air missiles
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Syrian authorities say a military research centre was hit, Israel is silent

Question: rare airstrike inside @placeholder yesterday, targeting a convoy believed to


Mauricio Pochettino insists blame for Tottenham’s poor season should lie with him - but the Argentine is adamant he has no regrets about letting Michael Dawson leave the club. It was quite a claim when set against the dreadful, rudderless defensive performances that have followed Dawson’s summer departure for Hull after nine years in north London. What the club have lost in both a leader and centre-half could be thrown into sharp relief when Spurs play at Hull, even if they do have the comfort of knowing their worst form has been reserved for games at White Hart Lane. Mauricio Pochettino blames himself for Tottenham's poor start to the Premier League season
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Mauricio Pochettino accepts responsibility Tottenham's poor form
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Spurs are currently 12th in the league with 14 points after 11 games
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Michael Dawson left the club after nine years to join Hull this summer
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Pochettino has no regrets about selling the centre back despite Tottenham's defensive frailty

Question: Centre back Dawson spent nine years at @placeholder and captained the side last season


A brazen new online black market where users can buy drugs, forgeries and hacking services has broken cover to advertise itself in a YouTube clip. Looking like an advert for a well-funded Silicon Valley start-up, the slick promo video for Atlantis boasts that it is 'the world's best anonymous online drug marketplace' It comes as the site's backers announced the launch of a 'big social media campaign' that seems intended to make a play for the market share of the better-known Silk Road. Dangerous drugs: A screengrab of of the Atlantis online marketplace shows some of the illegal drugs on offer, including heroin, cannabis, MDMA and LSD
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Illicit online bazaar breaks cover with YouTube clip advert
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Like Silk Road, Atlantis is accessible through the Tor 'darknet'
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Transactions processed using online crypto-currencies

Question: @placeholder, whose name is short for The Onion Router, bounces web traffic around a worldwide network of nodes - dubbed onion routes - adding layers of encryption to make users untraceable.


Beijing, China (CNN) -- Five more defendants were sentenced to death for their roles in summer riots that killed around 200 people in western China, officials said Thursday. The five sentenced to death were among 22 defendants that went on trial this week by the Intermediate People's Court of Urumqi, according to a local government statement. Along with the five people to be executed, another five were sentenced to death but the execution will be postponed for two years, the statement said. The others received sentences ranging from 10 years in prison to life in prison. This group is part of dozens of people who have put on trial for the alleged role in the violent ethnic clashes in China's Xinjiang autonomous region that broke out this summer.
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More than 20 people have received death sentences after being convicted following riots
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July riots prompted by long-simmering resentment between minority Uyghurs and majority Han
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Unrest continued in August when Uyghurs were accused of attacking Han with syringes

Question: In September, @placeholder sent 7,000 security personnel to Urumqi to ease tensions after Han Chinese protested the syringe attacks.


By Sarah Griffiths iPhone users love – or loathe – Siri, the ‘intelligent personal assistant’ that recognises voice commands. And so far Windows Phone owners have had to live without a similar feature to the one that Apple rolled out in October 2011. But a video that claims to show Microsoft’s forthcoming digital assistant has been leaked online. Scroll down for video The leaked video shows Microsoft's digital assistant, called Cortana, running on what seems to be a Windows Phone 8.1 handset (pictured) Windows Phone 8.1 is the upcoming third generation of Microsoft's Windows Phone mobile operating system.
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Microsoft’s Siri-like digital assistant is poised to replace Bing Search in the Windows Phone 8.1 update
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Cortana is described as ‘a personal assistant on your phone, ready to help with reminders, suggestions, tasks and lots more’ in the video
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It is expected to make its official debut at the Build Developer Conference in San Francisco next month

Question: Cortana seems to make use of location, voice input, text messages email information and contacts as well as browser and search history to learn about a user's habits, after they sign into their @placeholder account.


Abbottabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The United States will be given access to Osama bin Laden's wives and children, Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik told CNN on Tuesday. On Monday, a senior Pakistani intelligence source had said the United States could question bin Laden's wives only if their "country of origin has been asked for permission." One of bin Laden's wives is from Yemen. A well-placed U.S. official who would not speak on the record said the other two wives are from Saudi Arabia. Malik, in an interview Tuesday with CNN, said Pakistan is giving the United States access "so they can interrogate them, they can interview them."
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Decision proves Pakistan has nothing to hide, Pakistani foreign minister says
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U.S. optimistic about Pakistani cooperation, White House spokesman says
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All 3 wives were taken into custody after the May 2 raid by U.S. special forces
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No surge in attacks in Afghanistan, NATO commander in eastern Afghanistan says

Question: If Pakistan had "skeletons" to hide, "do you think we would allow access to the wives and the children of @placeholder?"


Join Roland Martin for his weekly sound-off segment on CNN.com Live at 10:30 a.m. ET Wednesday. If you're passionate about politics, he wants to hear from you. Roland Martin says journalists don't serve the public if they push rumors. (CNN) -- Two recent stories are a prime example of how important it is for the media to confront the reality of rumors in the age of the Internet. One week before comedian Bernie Mac passed away, text messages and e-mails were flying all over the country with reports that he had died. I was in New York, and friends and colleagues from Chicago, Illinois, to Dallas, Texas, and Los Angeles, California, were saying they knew for sure that the 50-year-old comedian was dead.
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Mac, Edwards stories point out importance of confronting rumors, Martin says
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Martin says rules are simple: If you have the facts, run with the story
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Martin says journalists should stick to that, no matter what hits the Internet
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That's how journalists keep credibility and integrity, he says

Question: The story exposed @placeholder as a liar for contending for two years that such an affair never happened.


(CNN) -- Venezuela has thwarted a plan by two paramilitary groups to kill President Nicolas Maduro, state-run VTV reported Monday. Interior Minister Miguel Rodriguez Torres said members of the groups, made up of nine Colombian citizens, were arrested Sunday in the country's northwest before they were able to enter the capital, Caracas, with heavy weapons. Intelligence officials are tracking a third group, he said. "This may be part of a plan that was orchestrated from Colombia to kill President Maduro and de-stabilize the Venezuelan government," he said. The two nations have had a contentious relationship since 2007 when then-President Hugo Chavez said he was cutting ties with Colombia and especially former President Alvaro Uribe. He said the Colombian president had bowed to pressure from Washington "to get rid of Chavez."
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The government says two paramilitary groups plotted to kill Maduro
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The groups are made up of nine Colombian citizens
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Maduro won a tightly contested election against Henrique Capriles Radonski
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Former President Hugo Chavez died in March

Question: While both Maduro and @placeholder have publicly called for peace after the announcement of the tight election results, tensions have been running high in Venezuela.


David Cameron is planning to retaliate against the EU’s shock bill for £1.7billion – as even a French politician admitted the demand was ‘madness’. The Prime Minister is said to be looking at ways to force Brussels to backtrack on the huge payment, which it wants by December. Insiders say the ‘nuclear option’ would be to block key measures the eurozone countries need to strengthen their ailing economies. Pierre Lellouche, a former trade minister under Nicolas Sarkozy, condemned the decision to levy the bill against the UK's growing economy, while France has seen unemployment soar New figures reveal the increased bill the UK faces, on top of the £8billion-a-year it already pays, is higher than any other EU country, because its economy has been growing faster than expected. France, Germany and Denmark are among those told they will get money back from Brussels
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Pierre Lellouche says charging Britain for extra growth is 'ludicrous'
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David Cameron refused to 'get out cheque book' on December 1
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Tory MPs warn if he pays £1.7billion the PM 'will be in trouble'

Question: @placeholder and France, whose economies have fared worse, will get rebates – with the French receiving £790million.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- The largest single aviation purchase in Boeing's 94-year history was pulled off today by Lion Air. Lion who? If you have never heard of Lion Air, you're not alone. Unless you speak Bahasa Indonesia and have traveled around the vast array of islands that make up the world's most populous Muslim nation, there is no reason why you should have. With U.S. President Barack Obama watching on the sidelines of the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) economic summit in Bali, Lion Air signed a deal for 230 Boeing planes totaling $21.7 billion, with the first delivery in 2017 -- part of the airline's plan to buy 408 new planes at $37.7 billion, Lion Air CEO Rusdy Kirana told CNN.
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Lion Air signed a record deal for 230 Boeing planes totaling $21.7 billion in Bali
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The purchase is to feed the growing appetite for air travel in the world's fourth largest country
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While developed economies still reel from the financial crisis, Indonesia's economy grows
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"As Indonesia's middle class increases in number, more and more people will be traveling"

Question: "From east to west, @placeholder spans 5,000 miles and we have 230 million (people) and not enough aircraft to meet the growth of the number of passengers," Kirana said.

Question: And as fortunes rise on the archipelago, many more western companies will try to find a place at @placeholder's table.


London (CNN) -- A British Airways employee was found guilty Monday of four terror-related charges, including plotting to blow up an airplane, a court in London said. Rajib Karim, 31, worked as a software engineer for British Airways in the northern English city of Newcastle. He used his position to pass on information to al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen, including to U.S.-born radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, jurors in the four-week-long trial in London were told. Karim, who was arrested last year, admitted offering himself for terrorist operations, making a jihadi recruitment video and fundraising for terrorism, but denied knowing that information he gave al-Awlaki would be used for terrorism.
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Rajib Karim gave information to radical cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, a court finds
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Al-Awlaki was seeking to blow up a plane in the United States, decrypted e-mails show
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Karim admitted to other terror-related charges
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He will be sentenced March 18

Question: A key part of the prosecution case was a series of heavily encrypted messages between al-Awlaki and Karim, in which @placeholder pressed for information about Karim's job and his knowledge of airport security.


Manchester City are sweating on the availability of Yaya Toure and Wilfried Bony for their top of the table clash with Chelsea on Saturday – but whether the two Ivorians can play may come down to the luck of the draw. Ivory Coast face Cameroon on Wednesday night knowing that a win will guarantee them a place in the quarter-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations, and keep the City stars in Equatorial Guinea for at least another week. But, if they lose, Toure and Bony will head home on Thursday, and could be ready to face Chelsea this weekend.
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Ivory Coast face Cameroon in final Group D game at Africa Cup of Nations
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All four teams, including Mali and Guinea, have drawn their opening two games by the same 1-1 scoreline
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Depending on final game results, the progress of teams could be decided by drawing lots if they cannot be separated
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Manchester City will be hoping Yaya Toure and Wilfried Bony can return for their Premier League showdown with Chelsea on Saturday

Question: The @placeholder could have their fate decided off the pitch, by the drawing of lots.


By Keith Gladdis and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:59 EST, 13 August 2013 | UPDATED: 03:05 EST, 13 August 2013 An anonymous donor has given $150,000 to a campaign aiming to stop a gold ring once owned by beloved novelist Jane Austen from being taken out of the UK by American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson. Jane Austen's House Museum began the campaign to raise the cost of the ring to keep the piece in the country. As a self-proclaimed ‘history nerd’, pop star Clarkson was happy to pay more than £150,000, or US$232,000, for the ring that once belonged to Jane Austen.
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Kelly Clarkson bought the ring for five times the estimated price
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A temporary export ban was placed on the gold and turquoise ring
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A mystery donor has given $150,000 to Jane Austen's House Museum to buy back the ring
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The ring is one of only three surviving pieces of jewellery known to have belonged to the Pride and Prejudice author

Question: 'Henry was the one to negotiate the deals with @placeholder's publishers and so was a significant character in her life – and a bit of a Wickham.


Two girls have been arrested in connection with the death of a 12-year-old girl who committed suicide after being bullied online for almost a year. Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd identified the girls as Katelyn Roman, 12, and Guadalupe Shaw, 14, during a news conference today in Winter Haven, Florida, and revealed details of a heartless Facebook post written by Shaw on Saturday. 'Yes IK [I know] I bullied REBECCA nd [sic] she killed her self but IDGAF [I don't give a f***],' Shaw allegedly posted. Rebecca was 'terrorized' by as many as 15 girls who ganged up on her and picked on her for months through online message boards and texts. She jumped to her death from a tower at an abandoned concrete plant on September 10.
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Rebecca Ann Sedwick, 12, was bullied online by a gang of up to 15 school girls
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She was found dead at an abandoned Florida cement factory last month after searching 'What is overweight for a 12-year-old'
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Her family believed the abuse had stopped when Rebecca left the school
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One of the teens was dating Rebecca's ex-boyfriend at the time

Question: Judd said they decided to arrest @placeholder after she posted the message on Saturday.


BEIJING (CNN) -- Thousands of passengers were stranded Tuesday morning after dozens of early morning flights were either canceled or delayed due to a thick, dark cloud of smog that rolled through the Chinese capital. The haze prompted 34 flight cancellations and delayed 98 others after visibility dropped to less than 200 meters in the airspace surrounding Beijing, state media reported. Air carriers resumed normal flight schedules as of 10 a.m. (local), according to Xinhua. But the city's air quality continued to be listed as "fair." The U.S. Embassy, which reports pollution levels on its Twitter feed, said the accumulation of air particles was "beyond index" for most of the morning, which means the pollution exceeded the scale used to measure it.
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Thousands of passengers were stranded Tuesday morning due to a thick dark cloud of smog
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The haze prompted 34 flight cancellations and delayed 98 others
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Visibility dropped to less than 200 meters in the airspace surrounding Beijing, state media reported.
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Analysts have blamed the thick haze on rapid urbanization and industrialization

Question: @placeholder, for instance, burned some 27 million tons of coal in 2010, according to state-run media.


By Tom Leonard PUBLISHED: 20:38 EST, 15 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:48 EST, 16 January 2013 Aside from a smattering of nervous laughter, the ballroom of the Beverly Hilton Hotel descended into silence on Sunday night  as Jodie Foster began a  speech that many Hollywood  observers have long believed she would never make. On stage to accept a Cecil B. DeMille  lifetime achievement award at the Golden Globes, she announced she had a ‘sudden urge to say something that I’ve never really been able to air in public’. In the rambling seven-minute speech that followed, Foster talked obliquely and sometimes even in the third person about a private life she has guarded fiercely for decades.
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The actress publicly addressed her sexuality for the first time as she accepted a Cecil B. DeMille lifetime achievement award
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Albeit obliquely, Foster appeared to end years of speculation about her private life as she referred to her 'deep love' for ex Cydney Bernard

Question: For several years, the two women wore matching eternity rings on their wedding fingers, and in December 2007 Foster first publicly acknowledged the relationship, gushing at a private awards ceremony speech about ‘my beautiful @placeholder, who sticks with me through the rotten and the bliss’.


It sounds like something more reminiscent of a James Bond film than real life. When police officers attempted to arrest the man accused of being one of the world's biggest internet pirates at his multi-million pound mansion, things were a bit trickier than they might have expected. Instead of giving himself up easily, Kim Dotcom refused to let the police in, activated a number of locking mechanisms in his sprawling home and then hid in a safe room. James Bond hideaway: Kim Dotcom's sprawling mansion in Coatesville, north west of Auckland, can be seen in this image. Police today revealed the extraordinary details behind the arrest of the multi-millionaire
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Kim Dotcom one of four men arrested as part of investigation into  Megaupload website
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'It was definitely not as simple as knocking at the front door' says police chief

Question: @placeholder has boasted of having more than 150 million registered users and 50 million daily visitors, according to the indictment.


(CNN) -- Despite the obvious claims of younger rivals Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, few can really argue with the 96 football journalists who voted Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite as the 2007 World Footballer of the Year. Brazilian genius Kaka fully deserves winning the 2007 World Footballer of the Year award. The prestigious Ballon d'Or award is widely regarded as the most prestigious individual prize in football and Kaka's inclusion on its coveted roll of honor is a testament to the 25-year-old Brazilian's current standing in world football. When AC Milan defeated Liverpool in the Champions League final in Athens, avenging their heartbreaking loss to the same team in Istanbul two years previously, it enabled Kaka to fulfill his dream of holding aloft Europe's premier trophy -- a winner's medal he fully deserved after a sublime 90-minute performance.
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Kaka deservedly named World Player of the Year for the first time in his career
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The Brazilian beats Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in the journalists' vote
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The 25-year-old averages one goal in three games for both AC Milan and Brazil

Question: Tall, elegant and blessed with astonishing skill, Milan and @placeholder utilize Kaka's ability superbly.


(CNN) -- Each summer, more than 50,000 people pour into a cobblestone square in Tuscany for a gut-wrenching 90-seconds. That's all it takes for the flamboyantly dressed jockeys of Italy's legendary horse race -- Palio di Siena -- to race bareback around the medieval square. It's been called the "most dangerous horse race in the world" -- about as far away as you can get from the genteel green lawns of Britain's Royal Ascot or the multimillion prize money bestowed on America's Kentucky Derby. Now as the dust settles on this year's colorful Palio di Siena, CNN takes a look at five weird and wonderful horse festivals from across the world.
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As the dust settles on Italy's Palio de Siena, CNN looks at wild horse festivals
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Includes fire leaping in Spain and samurai battles in Japan
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A world away from traditional races such as Royal Ascot or Kentucky Derby
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Some ancient horse shows date back to 10th Century

Question: Fire and horses may seem like an unlikely combination, but that's exactly the dramatic scene which takes place in a small town in central @placeholder each year.


By Ben Griffiths PUBLISHED: 19:34 EST, 2 June 2013 | UPDATED: 01:35 EST, 3 June 2013 Supermarket giant Tesco will be forced to defend its recent record after sales again slid backwards following the horsemeat scandal and intense competition from rivals. The retailer will come under close scrutiny from investors when it reports financial figures for the first three months of the year on Wednesday. City analysts reckon Britain’s biggest grocer will say underlying sales for the period will have fallen by up to 1 per cent, piling more pressure on chief executive Phil Clarke. Forecasts: City analysts predict Tesco will say underlying sales for the first three months of the year have fallen
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Underlying sales for first three months of 2013 forecast to have fallen 1%
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Financial results will pile more pressure on chief executive Phil Clarke
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Tesco has more than 6,700 stores worldwide, including 3,146 in the UK

Question: That forced Mr Clarke, who started his career stacking shelves in @placeholder, to unveil a £1billion overhaul plan in April last year.


(CNN) -- Jack Klugman, best known as messy sports writer Oscar Madison in TV's "The Odd Couple," died Monday at his California home, his son Adam said. He was 90. His lawyer, Larry Larson, said he died at his house in Northridge, just north of Los Angeles, with his wife by his side. Veteran actor William Shatner tweeted: "Condolences go out to the family of Jack Klugman. An extraordinary and talented man. He will be missed." Klugman, who won two Emmys for his role in the early 1970s sitcom, also starred in "Quincy, M.E." as medical examiner Dr. R. Quincy from 1976 to 1983.
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Attorney says Jack Klugman died at home with wife by his side
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Klugman acted in " The Odd Couple" on Broadway before being famously teamed with Tony Randall
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Klugman, who died at 90, later played a medical examiner in "Quincy, M.E."
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Actor also was a horse owner who had a third-place finisher in the Kentucky Derby

Question: He said he eventually became fascinated with the lead character in "@placeholder."


KARACHI, Pakistan (CNN) -- It's a documentary with an alarming message: Two American boys are held captive in a madrassa, a Pakistani religious school, once visited by Osama bin Laden and with ties to the Taliban. Noor and Mehboob Khan were 13 and 12 when they first talked with the filmmaker. The film, "Karachi Kids," describes threats to artistic freedom of expression from the teaching of conservative Islam. Early copies of the film prompted outrage after the story of the American boys appeared on Fox News, CBS and other news outlets. It also led to demands from Rep. Mike McCaul, R-Texas, for the boys to be returned home.
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Film portrays Pakistan madrassa as linked to terror, holding U.S. boys captive
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It turns out the Islamic school is moderate; preferred by Pakistani-Americans
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"This is a madrassa, not some jail," the school's head says
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Teen: "I witnessed with my own eyes: No Taliban, no Taliban training, no terrorist"

Question: But the independent filmmaker may have confused the madrassa with one with a similar name tied to @placeholder extremists.


(CNN) -- It's been another difficult start to the season for Ferrari, but Formula One's most successful team is showing signs that it may yet be competitive this year. While Lewis Hamilton continued Mercedes' dominant form by topping the second practice session in Shanghai on Friday, Fernando Alonso followed up his leading time from the morning run by being second fastest in the afternoon. Watching was Ferrari's new team principal Marco Mattiacci, who has been tasked with restoring the "Prancing Horse" to winning ways. On his first visit to the F1 paddock ahead of Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix, the Italian emphasized his "humility" and the steady progress he hopes to make.
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Fernando Alonso posts second fastest time in Shanghai practice
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New Ferrari team boss Marco Mattiacci wants to make the most of team's "talents"
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Leading team Mercedes first and third fastest in another strong session
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Defending champion Red Bull improves to take fourth and fifth

Question: "I am an extremely humble person who will listen, and will fight 150% to be a facilitator, to utilize the best talent in @placeholder," Mattiaci said.


British and American forces landed Wednesday on Iraq's Mount Sinjar, but plans to airlift as many as 30,000 starving and dying Yazidi refugees thought to be stranded there are not likely moving forward. That's because most of the people are no longer there. Pentagon spokesman Rear Admiral John Kirby said in a statement that 'there are far fewer Yazidis on Mt. Sinjar than previously feared, in part because of humanitarian air drops [and] air strikes on [ISIS] targets.' Also helpful, he said, were 'the efforts of the Peshmerga and the ability of thousands of Yazidis to evacuate from the mountain.'
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US  Marines and special forces flew in on black hawk helicopters days after Obama promised no boots on the ground
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Also reported SAS soldiers were in the area to 'gather intelligence'
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It is first confirmation that international forces were on Mount Sinjar
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Pentagon says Yazidis are in better condition than previously thought

Question: understood the American team on the ground is also guiding @placeholder air strikes against ISIS


Surabaya, Indonesia (CNN)It is impossible to measure a family's grief after a disaster like the crash of AirAsia Flight QZ8501. And for one family, they're grappling with the loss of seven loved ones on the aircraft. Two of their family members have been found so far. A total of 37 bodies have been recovered out of 162 passengers and crew members on board the AirAsia flight. We were invited to a Surabaya funeral home where the family held a visitation for The Meiji Thejakusuma and her daughter, Stevie Gunaman. Stevie had just turned 10, two weeks before the flight. The two were on their way to a New Year's trip in Singapore with five other members of their family, including Stevie's father, grandmother, brother, sister, and her sister's fiancee. The remaining five have not been found yet.
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Family mourns the loss of seven loved ones on AirAsia Flight QZ8501
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Mother and daughter's bodies were retrieved; funeral to be held on Friday
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Relatives are still waiting for the five other members who were on board the flight

Question: The Meiji was going to spend her 46th birthday in @placeholder.


(CNN) -- All eyes were on the opposition candidate as word of the election results spread. After tireless campaigning and vows of victory, what would he say to throngs of fired-up supporters? Would he snap, after months of keeping his cool as Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez sprinkled speeches with insults aimed at him? On the night after the election, Henrique Capriles Radonski was quick to concede after official results revealed he had lost by more than 10 percentage points. New Venezuelan VP seen as possible successor to Chavez "To know how to win, you also must know how to lose," Capriles said. "The word of the people is sacred."
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Henrique Capriles Radonski conceded quickly after Venezuela's election
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"To know how to win, you must also know how to lose," he says
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Analyst says Capriles' comments were "perfect pitch"
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Expert: A candidate's response after an election "is much more about the future"

Question: "We have a real tradition of people who've been defeated once coming back to win the next time over," she said, noting that @placeholder could have a similar comeback in mind.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Qantas has agreed a 10-year partnership with Emirates, as it seeks to revitalize its ailing international business. As part of the deal, the Australian carrier will transfer its hub for European flights from Singapore to Dubai from April next year -- subject to regulatory approval. Qantas said its daily Airbus A380 services to London from Melbourne and Sydney will transit via Dubai's Terminal 3, the world's only purpose-built A380 terminal. More: 10 of the world's top airport lounges "This is a partnership of independent peers, based on shared standards and aspirations," said Qantas CEO Alan Joyce at a joint press conference with Emirates President, Tim Clark, in Sydney Thursday.
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Australian carrier will transfer its hub for European flights from Singapore to Dubai
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Qantas CEO Alan Joyce says the new partnership will benefit frequent flyers
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Emirates: Deal provides passengers with additional connectivity in Australia
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Qantas' international arm is struggling with losses amid soaring costs

Question: @placeholder, which has itself experienced the crippling effects of rising fuel costs, also welcomed the deal.

Question: "Since our first flights began in 1996, @placeholder has long been a popular destination for Emirates leisure and business travelers, making it one of the top three destinations in our network.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- The polite hush that descends on the crowd seconds before service is nowhere to be heard when it comes to the issue of equal prize money in women's tennis. Australian Open champion Serena Williams pocketed $1.3 million for the tournament, the same as male winner Rafael Nadal. It may be two years since Wimbledon and the French Open joined the other major tournaments in offering women the same cash prize as men, but for some tennis fans the issue is far from resolved. "Admit it sisters," screamed one recent headline on Australian Web site AdelaideNow, "this is not equal."
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Issue of equal prize money for women's tennis continues to ignite debate
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Journalist describes Serena Williams' defeat of Safina as "pitiful and pathetic"
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Wimbledon and the French Open introduced equal prize pots in 2007
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What do you think? Should female tennis players earn as much as men?

Question: "Her humiliation of @placeholder was a terrible advertisement for a sport that has apparently disappeared up its own backside."


(CNN) -- By most accounts, the showdown was pretty brutal. Many declared Jon Stewart, right, the victor in his face-to-face with Jim Cramer on "The Daily Show." Many watching Thursday night's "Daily Show" on Comedy Central felt that comedian-turned-media-critic Jon Stewart held bombastic financial guru and CNBC "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer's feet to the fire. And Cramer flinched. Stewart, known for his zany, satirical take on the news, was serious as he took Cramer's network to task for what Stewart viewed as their "cheerleading" of corporations at the heart of the nation's current economic crisis. And despite the title of his financial show, Cramer came off as less mad and more apologetic. Watch Stewart vs. Cramer »
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Critics and viewers see Stewart as victor after interview with "Mad Money" host
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Pair squared off in an uncomfortable debate on "The Daily Show"
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iReporter: Surprised at how Stewart "attacked Cramer's credibility"
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Howard Kurtz: "Important moment for holding financial journalists accountable"

Question: "You have the comedian as journalist, and you have the financial journalist as clown, in that on his show, @placeholder's goofing around and plays the clown," Brancaccio said.

Question: Despite what has been written about @placeholder, the things he's gotten incorrect and the calls he has made, he's still popular and one of the most entertaining for people who are interested in that type of financial news."


Andrew Luck passed for two touchdowns to the lead the Indianapolis Colts to a 24-13 playoff win over the Denver Broncos to step out of the shadow of Peyton Manning on Sunday and into the AFC title game against the New England Patriots. Compared to Manning since the day the Colts selected him with the first pick in the 2012 NFL draft, Luck quieted the debate as he outdueled the five-time National Football League most valuable player in front of a stunned crowd at the Mile High City. Manning built a Hall of Fame career in Indianapolis, rewriting the quarterbacking record book and taking the Colts to a Super Bowl before moving onto Denver in 2012 when the Colts decided their future belonged with the young Luck.
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Indianapolis Colts advance to AFC Championship Game
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Colts will take on New England Patriots next Sunday at Gillette Stadium
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Andrew Luck threw two touchdown passes at Sports Authority Field

Question: The Colts and @placeholder would trade fourth quarter field goals to close out the scoring.


Investigators thought Jose Martinez may have had something to do with the shooting of an Alabama man, found dead by hunters on a forest's edge. Little did they know. The 52-year-old Californian confessed to pulling the trigger in that March killing, the Lawrence County, Alabama, Sheriff's Office announced Thursday. He didn't stop there: Martinez also admitted killing more than 30 men in all, much like he did Jose Ruiz. "Killing people doesn't seem to affect him," sheriff's Capt. Tim McWhorder said. As of Thursday, authorities had identified 13 violent deaths linked to Martinez since his admission. At least 10 of those occurred in California, according to McWhorder.
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A sheriff's captain says Jose Martinez admitted to killing an Alabama man
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He also said he killed more than 30 men total in his job as a drug trade enforcer
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Authorities say at least 13 deaths, 10 in California, have been linked to Martinez
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He's also suspected in a 2006 double homicide in Florida, authorities there say

Question: Stewing on it for two months, Martinez returned to @placeholder having "made up his mind he was going to kill him," McWhorder said.


(RealSimple.com) -- The shocking discovery of an affair nearly devastated their marriage, but a series of couples support seminars helped repair and strengthen their bond. Angie and Greg Cooper Duluth, Georgia Married 20 years One afternoon in the fall of 2002, Greg sat down at the family's computer with the intention of researching their upcoming trip to Walt Disney World. He never got that far. Once he woke up the monitor, he made a bewildering discovery: The screen displayed the in-box of an unfamiliar e-mail account registered to his wife, Angie, 43. Perplexed, he called her into the room. Angie realized she had forgotten to close her old account and knew it was time to come clean. "It's over," she said. "But please don't read the e-mails." Angie then made a startling confession: For nearly a year, she had had an affair. It had ended only seven months earlier. "I was sick to my stomach," says Greg, 46. "I thought, I'll never get over this. We're getting a divorce."
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Angie Cooper had been having an affair for one year before her husband found out
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Angie: "I didn't feel important to Greg beyond being our children's caregiver"
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Greg: Didn't know Angie was lonely-- thought she didn't love love me
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Relationship seminars helped heal Greg and Angie's emotional wounds

Question: When @placeholder began worrying recently that his course load would force them to spend a lot of time apart, he spoke up.


(GameTap.com) -- Everyone wants to be more physically fit, but the toughest thing is finding motivation -- the motivation to get started, the motivation to keep going, the motivation to push yourself to the next level. A man tries out the Wii Fit at a Nintendo launch party in Central Park, New York City. Wii Fit doesn't try to motivate you with before and after photos. It doesn't try to motivate you with testimonials from fitness gurus. It doesn't even offer you three easy payments. But it does entice you to get into shape by making working out look like fun. And that it does very well.
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Entire 'Wii Fit' setup doesn't take up much space, and the board is no eyesore
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Wii Fit calculates your body mass index (BMI), a metric many doctors use
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Program organized into 48 activities divided among four general areas
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People over 6 feet tall or with broad shoulders may find some activities difficult

Question: One thing about @placeholder: They know how to make hardware that's rugged but easy on the eyes.


By Dan Bloom A Staffordshire bull terrier stolen more than five years ago has turned up 500 miles away in Scotland. Ellie disappeared in 2009 after her owner tied her up for two minutes outside a newsagent in Bere Regis, Dorset - and despite a lengthy search she was not seen again. That was until last week, when the microchipped pet was finally reunited with her shocked 36-year-old owner Sharon Collins after being found wandering the streets of Kirkcaldy, Fife. Scroll down for video Gonna be there next to you: Ellie the staffie may have walked 500 miles after turning up in Scotland five years after she was stolen from owner Sharon Collins (left) - or she may have been driven there and escaped
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Ellie was stolen from outside a newsagent in Bere Regis in January 2009
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Owner Sharon Collins, 36, found no trace of her staffie over five years
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Now Ellie has been found - wandering the streets of Kirkcaldy, Fife

Question: 'There is no way of knowing where she has been for five years but she could have been taken to @placeholder from Dorset and been kept as a pet for five years before escaping.


By MailOnline Reporter A 37-year-old man allegedly beat his mother's boyfriend with brass knuckles before shooting him in the stomach for having mixed-race grandchildren. Craig Wilson, 45, was allegedly attacked by Jeff Daniels at a rural Mississippi home on Friday night, two weeks after the older man found a burning cross in his yard - a hallmark Ku Klux Klan intimidation technique. Police went to see the cross but he did not want to press charges. Relatives said that the fight unfolded on Friday because Daniels was angry that Wilson's mixed-race grandchildren were at the home. Yet because the suspect and victim - who survived the attack but remains hospitalized - are both white, police said the assault can't be classified a hate crime under Mississippi state law.
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Jeff Daniels, 37, allegedly beat Craig Wilson, 45, with brass knuckles before shooting him in the stomach at a home on Friday
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Relatives claim Daniels was angry that Wilson's mixed-race grandchildren were at the house
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Cops say it's not a hate crime because Daniels and Wilson are both white
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Two weeks ago, Wilson found a cross burning in his yard - a Ku Klux Klan intimidation technique - but Daniels claims he was nowhere nearby

Question: @placeholder has undergone surgery for the gunshot wound to his intestines and has since been


(CNN) -- Justin Bieber isn't the only famous face being copied via plastic surgery. Claire Leeson recently appeared on the United Kingdom's ITV program "This Morning" to discuss how she has spent almost $30,000 to look like Kim Kardashian. Us Weekly reports that Leeson became obsessed with looking like the reality star after watching E! 's "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" in 2009. "When I get my Kimmy on I feel like I'm unstoppable," the Essex, England, resident reportedly said. Leeson said she had been bullied in the past and called the 'ugliest thing alive.' " "When I left school, friends would tell me that I had a resemblance to Kim," she said. "I watched ('Keeping Up with the Kardashians') and realized I had the same amount of siblings and that we have the same kind of arguments and things going on. I thought she was so beautiful and I really wanted to be like her."
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Leeson recently appeared on a UK morning show
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She says she was often bullied
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According to ITV it's cost her a relationship

Question: According to @placeholder's website, "Now Claire gets regular work as a Kim lookalike, and even though her obsession has got her into Â£6000 debt, and destroyed a relationship, she doesn't intend to give up her lookalike career!"


(CNN) -- While tragedy envelops the families of the injured and dead in New York's Metro North train derailment, the train's operator could be facing a crisis of his own from criminal charges, if compelling evidence supports them. Although such charges are difficult to prove in accident cases, this one may prove to be an exception to the rule. It is the kind of high-profile case involving multiple deaths and many injuries that will undoubtedly attract the careful scrutiny of the prosecutor in charge: Bronx District Attorney Robert Johnson. Even at this early stage of the investigation, it would appear that a determined prosecutor could find adequate evidence to support an indictment.
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Paul Callan: Train operator could face charges if evidence supports criminal negligence
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Callan: Criminally negligent homicide very difficult to prove, but possible in this case
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Callan: Grounds seem adequate to seek an indictment against train engineer Rockefeller
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Gov. Cuomo says tragedy related to "excessive speed and reckless handling of the train"

Question: @placeholder's real worries, however, should be focused on possible criminal charges.

Question: A robbery suspect who ran over a nun while fleeing police in a minivan was convicted of murder in yet another example of reckless homicide while operating a vehicle in @placeholder.


Age shall not weary Roger Federer nor the years condemn, but still the veteran Swiss master could not summon up enough to break the spirit of Novak Djokovic. Turning 33 next month and now the father of four, the extraordinary Federer somehow managed to  turn Sunday’s Wimbledon final into a marathon and gave himself a fleeting sight of victory that  may have become a reality against anyone else. Saving a match point in the fourth set and spurning a break point in the decider, he made a nonsense  of the 2013 final — won by Andy Murray, of course — being the most  difficult act to follow.
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Djokovic wins the final set 6-4 to earn his second Wimbledon title
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Federer won the first set on a tie-break but Djokovic battled back to lead by two sets to one
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The Swiss star fought back in the fourth to level the match
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Djokovic last won at Wimbledon in 2011
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Federer was looking to win his eighth title at SW19

Question: FOURTH SET: 7-5 @placeholder – The most thrilling set in the match by far, with five breaks of serve.


Mauricio Pochettino was in Milton Keynes to witness Manchester United’s embarrassing defeat, which offered him a timely insight into the perils of games you are expected to win and a close-up look at Danny Welbeck. Tottenham are among several clubs interested in signing the England striker, who wants regular football away from Old Trafford. Pochettino, who clinched the signing of Federico Fazio for £8million from Sevilla on Thursday night, is also keen on Jay Rodriguez but the Southampton striker will not be fit until January and relations between the clubs were soured by a failed swoop for Morgan Schneiderlin. VIDEO Scroll down for Mauricio Pochettino dismisses rumours of Soldado leaving
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Mauricio Pochettino eyeing loan move for Danny Welbeck
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Pochettino has signed £8million defender Federico Fazio
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Tottenham boss was in Milton Keynes to watch MK Dons defeat Manchester United

Question: However, the idea of Welbeck appeals to others at @placeholder, especially on loan.


The families of Thailand murder victims Hannah Witheridge and David Miller have been invited to help secure death sentences for the suspects despite widespread doubts over whether police have caught the real killers. Justice officials said the grieving parents can team up with prosecutors to file joint murder charges against two Burmese migrant workers accused of the brutal killings of the  backpackers on a Thai beach. The quirk of Thai law means murder victims’ families can hire lawyers and investigators who could turn up additional evidence or testimony. Scroll down for video The families of the Thai murder victims have been asked to secure death sentences for two Burmese workers arrested for their deaths (pictured)
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Hannah Witheridge and David Miller were murdered in Koh Tao, Thailand
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Two Burmese workers were arrested for deaths but claim they were framed
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Families of the British victims can team up with prosecutors to file charges

Question: The pair, who admit they were drinking beer and playing guitar near the murder scene on @placeholder island on the night of the September 15 killings, could be sentenced to die by lethal injection if they are convicted.


(CNN) -- Thousands of people turned out Saturday in the southern Austrian city of Klagenfurt for the funeral of politician Joerg Haider, a popular but polarizing figure who led right-wing Austrian politics for decades. Harald Scheucher, mayor of Klagenfurt, speaks in front of the coffin of Joerg Haider Saturday. Among those attending the service at the town's central Neuen Platz square were Austrian President Heinz Fischer and Chancellor Alfred Gusenbauer. Haider's widow sat in the front row with her two daughters, all of them dressed in black. "Many people expected things of Joerg Haider that they themselves weren't able to fulfill, and he too expected things of people that he wasn't able to fulfill," Gusenbauer said at the funeral. "Therefore his death, and the end of his life, may be a time to think about whether death's only consolation is that we can now reconcile things that seemed irreconcilable during his lifetime."
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Thousands attend the funeral of right-wing politician Joerg Haider in Austria
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Chancellor: Many people expected things of Haider they themselves could not fulfill
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Haider died last Saturday in a car accident, spokesman confirms he was drunk
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Haider drew support from many but criticized for his praise of some Nazi policies

Question: But he drew widespread criticism both at home and abroad for his anti-immigrant stance and remarks considered anti-Semitic, and in 1991 he publicly praised @placeholder's employment policy.


By Ben Endley PUBLISHED: 15:01 EST, 20 February 2014 | UPDATED: 15:20 EST, 20 February 2014 Ever wondered what it would be like to be frozen inside a giant ice cube? A team of intrepid divers decided to find out and took these extraordinary pictures of their adventure. Andrey Nekrasov, 42, joined an adventurous group who spent an hour below the frozen surface of Russia's Lake Baikal, the world's largest lake, in temperatures of -20 degrees Centigrade. These photos, taken at up to 50ft deep under the crust of ice, show the incredible underwater world which few people have been able to witness.
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Photographer Andrey Nekrasov, 42, took the extraordinary photos at Lake Baikal in Siberia
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Mr Nekrasov flew 3,000 miles from his home in Odessa, Ukraine, to spend an hour below the lake's frozen surface
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Lake Bailkal is a UN Heritage Site and a wildlife haven - home to 1,700 species of plants and animals

Question: A diver chills out on the @placeholder ice at Lake Baikal


(CNN) -- Sorry, Screech, but Zack thinks you are wrong. Mark-Paul Gosselaar, who played Zack Morris on the cult classic '90s TV show "Saved by the Bell," doesn't agree with former co-star Dustin Diamond's portrayal of their time together. Diamond -- who played super nerdy Samuel "Screech" Powers -- put out a book years ago titled "Behind the Bell." Now there's a Lifetime TV movie, "The Unauthorized Saved by the Bell Story," which purports to show the less-than-glamorous side of life on the show, complete with fights, jealousy and other drama. During an interview with HuffPostLive to promote his current series, "Franklin & Bash," Gosselaar said he neither was involved with nor consulted on the TV project.
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Gosselaar said he disagrees with Dustin Diamond's memories of the show
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He said he was not involved with the new TV movie
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In 2013, Diamond distanced himself from his book about the show

Question: (Gosselaar) and I have talked endlessly about '@placeholder.'


The U.S. military went into Somalia with one goal in mind: Kill Ahmed Abdi Godane, the leader of Al-Shabaab. One day later, Pentagon spokesman Rear Adm. John Kirby said flatly, "We certainly believe that we hit what we were aiming at." What he did not say is whether Godane is dead. The United States is "assessing the effectiveness right now" of the attack launched hours earlier, Kirby said Tuesday, including who, if anyone, was killed. He did acknowledge that U.S. Special Operations forces flew aircraft that, along with unmanned aircraft, "destroyed an encampment and a vehicle using several Hellfire missiles and laser-guided missiles." No American troops were on the ground.
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Pentagon spokesman: U.S. used manned, unmanned aircraft in Somalia attack
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It was launched based on "actionable intelligence," targeted group's leader, he says
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No details on whether Al-Shabaab leader Ahmed Abdi Godane is dead or alive
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The U.S. has targeted Al-Shabaab leaders in Somalia at least twice in the past year

Question: It's what @placeholder was planning to bring through more bloodshed, chaos and terror to the region.


After years of causing angst for White House political aides by delving into issues of race, Attorney General Eric Holder is heading to Ferguson, Missouri, as President Barack Obama's top emissary. The trip on Wednesday to the St. Louis suburb now in the spotlight represents the latest effort by the Obama administration to find a way to calm racial tensions following the police shooting of Michael Brown, 18. Under Holder, the first black attorney general, the Justice Department has intensified its scrutiny of police departments, launching 20 investigations of police practices and alleged discriminatory enforcement patterns in the past five years.
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Attorney General Eric Holder heads to Ferguson, Missouri, on Wednesday
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The Justice Department has launched a civil rights investigation of the Ferguson shooting
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Michael Brown, an African-American, was shot and killed by a white police officer
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Protests continue with some erupting into violence on the streets of Ferguson

Question: While those efforts have the backing of @placeholder, Holder's public views on the issue of race haven't always been welcome for the White House.


By David Martosko PUBLISHED: 16:46 EST, 23 April 2013 | UPDATED: 15:20 EST, 24 April 2013 Disgraced former congressman Anthony Weineris running for mayor of New York City, and he's back on Twitter, the social networking portal that destroyed his national political career. And Donald Trump is not amused. 'Sexting Pervert @anthonyweiner has returned to twitter,' Trump warned in a tweet on Tuesday. 'Parents of all underage girls should BLOCK him immediately!' In a second zinger, the Celebrity Apprentice star and real estate mogul asked the question that's now on New Yorkers' minds: 'Will @anthonyweiner be fully clothed in his mayoral ads?'
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Shamed former seven-term congressman will run for NYC mayor despite sexting scandal that torpedoed his Washington career
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Trump has warned Weiner's wife to leave him 'before it happens again'
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Recent polls show Weiner with just 16 per cent support among likely voters

Question: This isn't the first time The Donald has tweeted his outrage at @placeholder's re-entry into politics at a high level.


Terry and Lyndsay Walker, owners of Metro Salvage and stars of BBC1 Scrappers, have been together for 35 years The rags-to-riches couple who starred in the BBC1 documentary Scrappers have told of their surprise at the level of attention they have reached after the series aired. Terry and Lyndsay Walker, who have been together for 35 years after meeting at a school open day aged 11, were scouted for the six-part series after Terry uploaded some funny YouTube videos of staff at their scrap metal empire Metro Salvage. Friday night saw the final episode in the six-part series which charted the ups and downs of the company based in Bolton, Greater Manchester.
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Terry and Lyndsay Walker, both aged 49, have been together for 35 years
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Starred in series charting the ups and downs of their scrap metal empire Metro Salvage in Bolton, Greater Manchester
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Show drew almost three million viewers
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Enjoying new found fame in their home town but say filming was hard work
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The final episode, which is repeated on BBC One tomorrow at 11.05pm, sees Mr Walker hatch a plan to get his workers to strip off for a semi-naked calendar

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By Rachel Reilly PUBLISHED: 18:05 EST, 14 August 2013 | UPDATED: 18:05 EST, 14 August 2013 Climate change will lock the world into more frequent and severe heatwaves in the next few decades, researchers have claimed. They say there will be a 'several-fold' increase in heatwaves up to 2040, regardless of how much carbon dioxide goes into the atmosphere, but future efforts to slash pollution could stem the rise in extreme heat events later on in the century. The last decade has seen an exceptional number of extreme heatwaves around the world, hitting the U.S. in 2012, Russia in 2010, Australia in 2009, and Europe in 2003 with damaging impacts on health, the economy, agriculture and wildlife.
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The last decade has seen a number of extreme heatwaves around the world -  the U.S. in 2012, Russia in 2010, Australia in 2009, and Europe in 2003
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Experts claim there will be a 'several-fold' increase in heatwaves up to 2040, regardless of how much carbon dioxide goes into the atmosphere
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But future efforts to slash pollution could stem the rise in extreme heat events later on in the century

Question: In @placeholder, around a fifth of summer months will record temperatures will above the seasonal norms, though the most extreme heatwaves will be essentially absent, the scientists said.


Washington (CNN) -- The initial review of the materials confiscated from Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan has found mostly "aspirational" planning but has yielded "real intelligence," according to a U.S. official. The official, who was not authorized to speak on the record, said it is still very early in the review, and there are still a lot of data to sort through to determine whether there are any concrete plots. The special task force set up to examine the data has two initial goals, according to the official: check to see whether there are any imminent threats against the U.S. and find leads to other terrorists or plots.
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Initial review of materials taken from compound has found mostly "aspirational" planning
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Special task force checking for immediate threats to U.S., leads to other terrorists or plots
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Official says intelligence experts hope to gain insights into how al Qaeda operated

Question: The senior official said the U.S. believes that the bin Laden compound was in effect a command and control center for al Qaeda because the confiscated materials "clearly show that bin Laden remained an active leader in @placeholder, providing strategic, operational and tactical instructions to the group.


Young Indonesians have staged a defiant protest against Tony Abbott and his campaign to save Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan from the death penalty outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta. Hundreds of students and other protesters carried signs that read slogans including 'Go to hell Abbott with your druggies' and 'Abbott love druggies, we hate druggies!' during the demonstration in Indonesia's capital on Wednesday. The anti-drug protesters also held signs warning Mr Abbott to watch his words, in response to his comments that Indonesia should pardon the Bali Nine duo to 'reciprocate' the $1 billion aid Australia sent after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
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Young Indonesians have staged a defiant protest against Tony Abbott
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Hundreds of students and other protesters carried signs that read slogans including 'Abbott love druggies, we hate druggies!'
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Protest staged outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta on Wednesday

Question: Don't ruin Indonesia-Australia friendship', 'We are freedom country' and 'Keep against druggies – @placeholder'.

Question: 'I would say to the Indonesian people and the government, we in @placeholder are always there to help you and we hope that you might reciprocate in this way at this time.'


Washington (CNN) -- Senate Republicans narrowly blocked Democratic campaign finance disclosure legislation in the Senate Tuesday after raising concerns the bill would curb freedom of speech and tilt campaign spending in favor of the Democrats. A 57-41 vote fell short of the 60 votes needed for the Senate to cut off debate on the measure. Republicans unanimously opposed the measure while Democrats solidly backed it. Democrats said the legislation -- known as the DISCLOSE Act -- would bring greater transparency to campaign contributions from corporations, labor unions, and other special interests, which were able to ramp up political spending in the wake of the Supreme Court's controversial ruling in Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission earlier this year.
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NEW: Republicans accuse Democrats of an "assault on the First Amendment"
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The Senate GOP stops Democrats from ending debate on a campaign finance bill
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The bill would require groups paying for ads to disclose their top donors in the ads
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Democrats claim the bill is necessary to reduce the impact of a Supreme Court ruling

Question: @placeholder denied that was their motive, and made certain changes to the bill last week aimed at satisfying GOP critics.


(CNN) -- North Korea is raising the temperature on its neighbors, saying in its latest threat that it would not give any warning before any attack on South Korea. "Our retaliatory action will start without any notice from now," Pyongyang said in a statement published Tuesday by its official news agency, KCNA. North Korea said it was responding to what it called insults from the "puppet authorities" in the South, claiming that there had been a rally against North Korea in Seoul -- a rally it called a "monstrous criminal act." The renewed menacing rhetoric came a day after North Koreans celebrated the birthday of their country's founder, Kim Il Sung, who launched the Korean War.
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NEW: North Korea says U.S. calls for talks are "nothing but a crafty ploy" to shift blame
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North Korea says it would not give notice before attacking South Korea
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A U.S. Marine helicopter makes a hard landing in South Korea
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John Kerry says North Korea needs to show it is serious about denuclearization

Question: "The conditions have to be met where the @placeholder has to move towards denuclearization, indicate a seriousness in doing so by reducing these threats, stop the testing and indicate it's actually prepared to negotiate," he said.


(CNN)Seventy years ago, on February 23, two American flags were planted on the peak of Mount Suribachi, located on the Japanese island of Iwo Jima. Coming five days into one of the most ferocious battles of World War II, the first flag-raising, by a group of United States Marines, was emotional, and a Marine photographer captured it. But a U.S. commander thought the flag was too small to be seen at a distance. And so, a few hours later, five more Marines and one Navy medical corpsman carried out orders to haul a much larger flag up to the top. Again photos were shot, along with a film. No one thought to record this bit of everyday war business in the daily log.
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Photos were taken of two flag-raisings on Iwo Jima
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Ben-Ghiat: One photo became iconic, representing tragedy and triumph of the war

Question: The @placeholder endured inhuman conditions underground, without food, water, and medical supplies, and their no-surrender policy created more unburied corpses in the tunnels as the war went on.


Iraqis reacted with outrage Wednesday to news of a plea deal for a U.S. Marine squad leader charged in connection with the deaths of 24 people, in which he received a rank reduction and pay cut but avoided jail time. The November 2005 killings in Haditha, Iraq, constituted one of the worst attacks on civilians by U.S. troops during the Iraq war. The deaths enraged Iraqis, put a spotlight on the conduct of the U.S. military and was compared to Vietnam's My Lai massacre by one congressman. On Tuesday, Staff Sgt. Frank G. Wuterich was sentenced to a maximum of 90 days in prison, but avoided any time in the brig because of a plea deal. The military judge was obligated to abide by the arrangement between prosecutors and defense attorneys, which amounts to a reduction in rank -- to private -- and a pay cut.
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"This soldier should be executed," one Iraqi man says
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"Iraqi blood isn't so cheap," a Kurdish lawmaker says
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The Marine will have a reduced rank and a pay cut under the plea deal
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A U.S. military law expert says a public explanation is needed

Question: "We ask the human rights organizations and (nongovernmental organizations) in @placeholder and all over the world to strongly condemn this verdict.


By Ashley Collman and Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 08:24 EST, 25 August 2013 | UPDATED: 15:34 EST, 25 August 2013 Charged: Maxwell Sherman, 18, has been charged with murdering an 18-year-old Long Island girl A 18-year-old man has been arrested in the brutal stabbing death of a Long Island teenage girl whose naked body was found on a footbridge after a night out with friends. Maxwell Sherman, of Long Beach, New York, was charged Saturday with second-degree murder for killing Lauren Daverin. Miss Daverin, of Lynbrook, New York, was discovered dead on a footbridge in Rockville, Centre, on Thursday night. She was found stripped, except for her boots.
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18-year-old Lauren Daverin was discovered dead and completely naked on a footbridge on Long Island, New York
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Maxwell Sherman, 18, of Long Beach, has been charged with second-degree murder in her death
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A friend discovered her body just one hour after leaving her with other friends to get food

Question: Investigators are reviewing surveillance footage of the area as well as @placeholder's cellphone records to determine who was in the area at the time of the killing.


London (CNN) -- Britain's equivalent to the U.S. National Security Agency, the Government Communications Headquarters, has tapped into many of the world's key international fiber optic cables and is routinely downloading and analyzing vast quantities of Internet and phone traffic, sharing the data with the NSA, The Guardian newspaper reported Friday. The NSA slammed the report as "absolutely false." "Any allegation that NSA relies on its foreign partners to circumvent U.S. law is absolutely false. NSA does not ask its foreign partners to undertake any intelligence activity that the U.S. government would be legally prohibited from undertaking itself," NSA spokeswoman Judith Emmel said.
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NEW: The NSA slams the report as "absolutely false"
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The Guardian: The UK agency routinely downloads massive communications data
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The report is based on documents leaked by Edward Snowden
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The British government says it does not comment on intelligence matters

Question: The @placeholder is one of the three UK intelligence agencies and, according to its website, forms a "crucial part of the UK's national intelligence and security machinery."


By Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 04:08 EST, 19 March 2014 | UPDATED: 07:52 EST, 19 March 2014 An American student died after falling through the roof of an abandoned building while on a Spring Break trip to see Shakespeare in London. Aaron Plowman, 24, from rural Soulsbyville, California, was with another student in the early hours of Friday morning when he climbed onto the warehouse roof which collapsed under the weight. Mr Plowman, who was a senior English major at Montana State University was one of 14 students on a 10-day 'Shakespeare's England' trip led by an associate professor of English.
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Aaron Plowman climbed onto abandoned warehouse on Friday Morning
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He was one of 14 students on a 10-day 'Shakespeare's England' trip

Question: 'I recently saw my first @placeholder performance, so I'm excited to see some more.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- The historic days when Britain was frequently troubled by marauding, ransom-seeking Scandinavian invaders resulted in a rueful proverb "Once you have paid the Dane-geld you'll never get rid of the Dane." It is a proverb which should be noted by governments thinking of bailing out troubled automobile companies. Despite a vociferous campaign by workers MG Rover failed to survive. As the U.S. authorities contemplate how to respond to pleas for help from the "Big Three" -- GM, Ford and Chrysler-- they might pause to reflect on the experiences of past British governments when they tried to help the troubled British Leyland group in its various historical forms.
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UK governments spent billions trying to help troubled British Leyland group
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BLMC formed in 1968 but Margaret Thatcher privatized it
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However MG Rover went bust in 2005, later sold to a Chinese company

Question: Amid a worldwide recession there were more wage claims, more strikes and @placeholder lectured the company and the industry on its poor productivity and over-readiness to strike.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Sen. Hillary Clinton told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday that she aims to "renew America's leadership" in a world that has undergone an "extraordinary transformation" since the end of the Cold War and is now facing "great peril." Sen. Hillary Clinton poses for pictures with Sens. John Kerry, right, and Dick Lugar, left. Speaking during her confirmation hearing for the position of secretary of state, she also called the current U.S. engagement in Afghanistan the "greatest priority for the president-elect." Clinton completed her testimony on Tuesday. The committee is expected to vote on her nomination on Thursday.
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Hillary Clinton says protecting U.S. interests would be her "overriding duty"
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Says Afghanistan is President-elect Obama's "greatest priority"
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Withdrawal from Iraq also a prime task, secretary of state nominee says
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(CNN) -- For many, bicycles are meant solely as a mode of transportation, a quick and convenient way of getting from A to B. In Kenya's capital city of Nairobi, however, a group of craftsmen take the functionality of bicycles a step further -- by transforming them into eye-catching modern furniture. From its spacious 5th-floor apartment overlooking Nairobi, Ojey's Designs is a business fashioning elaborate chairs and tables out of old bike parts -- from rims and tires to spokes and pedals, the different parts are all welded together to form the base of the contemporary furnitire. "We do the bar stools, the bar tables," says Martin Ojwang, the startup's founder. "We do chairs, the cafe chairs and cafe tables -- those ones can go to the hotels."
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Ojey's Designs specializes in making modern furniture from old bicycle parts
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Launched in 2012, the business lists bars, hotels and restaurants as clients
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Click through the gallery to see the Kenyan startup's creations

Question: "When we started @placeholder's Designs I was alone and then I employed some two people for assisting," says Ojwang.


Terrified of water and screaming at the sound of rain, they were just some of the thousands of children whose lives were devastated by the Boxing Day tsunami. Crammed into tents, many were mute and in shock after losing their entire families and seeing their villages flattened and flooded. For Nizma Scoffield there was only one option, to set up an orphanage to give as many children as possible, marooned by the tsunami and without any relatives, a home. Nizma Scoffield (right) has helped raise 100 orphans who lost all their families after the Boxing Day tsunami in Indonesia 10 years ago, including Nina (left) who was just 10 when she lost her mother to the devastation
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Nizma Scoffield flew out to Indonesia after learning of Boxing Day tsunami
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Boxing Day tsunami killed 230,000 people including 155 Britons in 2004
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The British charity worker flew out in 2005 and wanted to help children
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Around 30,000 children were left homeless and orphaned after the tragedy
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She decided to house 50 children who were left without any relatives at all
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London charity worker used funds raised by communities in England
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Ten years later she has helped raise 100 children at orphanage in Lhoong
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She wants orphanage to continue and may run it as a campus for students

Question: The tsunami flattened homes and communities in @placeholder and left 30,000 children completely orphaned


By Deborah Arthurs PUBLISHED: 05:55 EST, 5 July 2012 | UPDATED: 05:04 EST, 6 July 2012 The Duchess of Cambridge attended her first public appearance as the Countess of Strathearn as she attended a service in Edinburgh today that would see her husband given the highest honour possible in Scotland. Wearing a pale yellow coat dress by Emilia Wickstead and carrying a flash of Strathearn tartan in the shape of a folded scarf - a nod to her Scottish title - Kate joined the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and the Princess Royal for the Thistle Service, which will see Prince William installed as Knight of the Thistle.
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Duchess known as Countess of Strathearn in Scotland; William known as Earl of Strathearn
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Kate wears bespoke Emilia Wickstead design and carries Strathearn tartan scarf - a nod to her Scottish title
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William receiving highest honour possible in Scotland today

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Celebrities took to Twitter on Monday to react to the news that police officer Darren Wilson will not face charges for shooting unarmed teenager Michael Brown. Pop star Katy Perry was one of the first to tweet, saying: 'Sending my prayers to Ferguson & praying for an equal America.' While Happy hitmaker Pharrell Williams said: 'I'm heartbroken over the news of no indictment in Ferguson. Let's all pray for peace.' Scroll down for video 'Praying for an equal America': Katy Perry leads the celebrities on Twitter reacting to the news that cop Darren Wilson will not face charges for shooting Michael Brown
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Performers including Rihanna, Cher, Pharrell and Nick Cannon and sport stars such as LeBron James expressed their sadness on Twitter
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It came after authorities revealed that Darren Wilson will not be indicted for shooting dead 18-year-old Michael Brown following a scuffle on August 9

Question: Making her point: @placeholder posted this picture with the simple caption 'facts'


(CNN) -- Manchester City's million dollar summer signings were paraded in their first Premier League game of the season but it was City's old guard who earned a priceless first win for new manager Manuel Pellegrini. David Silva, Sergio Aguero, Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri all scored as Manchester City sailed past Newcastle United 4-0. The victory saw City overhaul local rivals, defending champions Manchester United, at the top of the Premier League table after the first round of matches. The result also compounded a dismal start to the new season for Newcastle -- who were reduced to 10 men -- as the defeat saw them rooted to the bottom of the table.
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Manchester City defeat Newcastle United 4-0 in first match of the new season
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David Silva, Sergio Aguero, Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri all score
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The result moves Manchester City to the top of the Premier League table
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Newcastle drop to the bottom after first round of matches

Question: The result underlined @placeholder's credentials as championship contenders for their third season in a row.


(CNN) -- Ray Lewis had to wait a half hour, but the Raven got the swan song he wanted. The renowned linebacker, considered by many to be one of the greatest to ever play the game, went out a winner, as the Baltimore Ravens beat the San Francisco 49ers 34-31 in a Super Bowl delayed by a third-quarter power outage. "What better way to go out," Lewis said after the Sunday night win at the Superdome in New Orleans. "The things that we have been through all year, we were battle tested through this journey, the up and down roller coaster, the injuries, the passings of people. We stayed together, and now I get to ride off into the sunset with my second ring."
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All-time great Ray Lewis says win is perfect way to "ride off into the sunset"
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Power outage in half of the Superdome delays the game for about 35 minutes
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Ravens QB Joe Flacco throws three TD passes, wins MVP honor
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San Francisco trailed by 22, cut deficit to 2 at one point

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FIFA will give greater prominence to the human rights record of countries bidding to host future World Cups, a senior official told the European Parliament Thursday. Theo Zwanziger, an executive committee member of football's world governing body, was giving evidence  on the welfare conditions of migrant workers involved in construction projects for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. "The Qatar authorities realize they cannot continue with business as usual," he told the human rights panel of the parliament in Brussels. "The country needs to think in general about the welfare of workers," he said. "Everyone should do something to improve the appalling situation, not just FIFA," he added.
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FIFA: Human rights situation in Qatar 'appalling'
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World Cup 2022 can improve the situation world governing body claims
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Human rights to be given greater prominence in future choice of hosts
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Qatar organizers announced 'Workers' Charter' earlier this week

Question: Critics claimed it did not go far enough, but @placeholder told CNN Thursday that it was an important first step.


By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:54 EST, 12 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:14 EST, 13 December 2013 Battle-fatigued and suddenly bipartisan, the House voted on Thursday night to ease across-the-board federal spending cuts and head off future government shutdowns, acting after Speaker John Boehner unleashed a stinging attack on tea party-aligned conservative groups campaigning for the measure's defeat. The legislation, backed by the White House, cleared on a vote of 332-94, with lopsided majorities of Republicans and Democrats alike voting in favor. Final passage is expected next week in the Senate. The events in the House gave a light coating of bipartisan cooperation to the end of a bruising year of divided government - memorable for a partial government shutdown, flirtation with an unprecedented Treasury default and gridlock on immigration, gun control and other items on President Barack Obama's second-term agenda.
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Bipartisan budget deal was voted through 332-94 on Thursday night to head off future government shutdowns
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Speaker John Boehner unleashed a stinging attack on tea party-aligned conservative groups campaigning for the measure's defeat
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He accused them of misleading their followers and also blamed for last fall's politically damaging partial government shutdown
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He also accused them of losing all credibility

Question: That vote, too, was lopsided, 350-69, sending the bill to the @placeholder, which plans to adjourn for the year next week.


Those of us who always read newspapers from the back, often skipping the finance section, reserve the right to remain baffled by the mathematics, economics and high-stakes gambling involved. A £33million takeover bid for Rangers dismissed as not nearly enough? Sorry, but we must be missing something awfully clever in the small print of Tuesday’s announcement to the Stock Exchange. Assuming we’re not getting the Ibrox club confused with some *other* Rangers, perhaps the famous New York ice hockey franchise worth somewhere north of a billion US Dollars, the logic employed by the board – not for the first time – seems grounded in truly Orwellian doublethink.
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Rangers board reject Sarver's attempt to takeover at Ibrox
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Club running risk of financial ruin if no suitable solution is found
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Dave King bought 14.5 per cent share in club earlier this month

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By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 14:43 EST, 10 September 2013 | UPDATED: 16:43 EST, 10 September 2013 Matt Lauer has spoken out about Ann Curry's rocky departure from the Today Show saying that he purposefully tried to keep quiet in the aftermath even though many saw him as the reason for her departure. The anchor said that while he was 'disappointed' by the way the ousting of Curry was handled publicly, he knew that there was nothing he could do. 'Does anyone want to see a person who’s making the money that the newspapers say I’m making complaining, “Woe is me, my life is terrible, and people are being unfair”? No one would’ve had any patience for that. I wouldn’t have any patience for that,' he told Esquire magazine.
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Matt Lauer's former co-anchor Ann Curry was fired in June 2011 and many placed the blame on Lauer
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She made a tear-filled exit shortly before Savannah Guthrie replaced her
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He has largely refused to comment on the issue in the past two years

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By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 09:34 EST, 13 August 2012 | UPDATED: 14:46 EST, 13 August 2012 Accused: Leon Lawrence, pictured outside Southwark Crown Court last year, denies charges of handling stolen goods and attempting to convert criminal property Artwork by renowned graffiti artist Banksy was ripped from a hotel wall and put up for sale on eBay for £17,000, a court was told. The work, known as Sperm Alarm and attributed to the famous guerrilla graffiti artist, was allegedly put on the online auction site by Leon Lawrence, 32, after it had been stolen from a wall outside the four-star Hesperia Hotel in central London.
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The piece known as 'Sperm Alarm' vanished from outside London's Hesperia Hotel, and later appeared on the online auction site
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Pictures of the artwork on the hotel's wall - and of the space left when it was ripped off - were discovered on a computer belonging to Leon Lawrence, Southwark Crown Court heard
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The 32-year-old denies charges of handling stolen goods and attempting to convert criminal property

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By Hugo Gye A mother from Essex has been told that she is not entitled to a British passport because her father is not named on her birth certificate. Christine North has lived in Britain since she was seven years old, and is the daughter of a British Army soldier who met her mother while stationed in Germany. She is married to an Englishman, has done jury service twice and has voted at every election since she turned 18. But the 32-year-old is officially not a citizen of the UK because she is unable to prove that her father was in fact British.
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Christine North, 32, is the daughter of a British soldier and German mother
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She has lived in Britain since she was seven but has been told she is not a citizen because her father was not named on birth certificate
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Officials say there is no way to bend the rules to accommodate Mrs North

Question: She has met with @placeholder officials in an attempt to secure a German passport so she can travel abroad, but is adamant that the law should be changed to allow her to take British citizenship.

Question: '@placeholder appears to have fallen through a ludicrous loophole in the law,' he said.


Taking his own advice not to linger at the beach, President Barack Obama cut short his family's vacation on Martha's Vineyard and headed back to Washington late on Friday to await the landfall of a Hurricane Irene, which he warned could be an 'historic' storm. Joined by his wife, Michelle, and daughters Malia and Sasha, Mr Obama boarded his Marine One helicopter at the island's airport and took off for Cape Cod, where Air Force One then took them back to Washington. White House spokesman Josh Earnest said the president felt it prudent to be back in Washington when Irene strikes the Eastern Seaboard.
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President took part in emergency test in 2009, which simulated a hurricane striking New York City

Question: Mr Obama said he had been briefed on @placeholder's status on Friday morning by top federal officials.


(CNN) -- Doctors taking the modern Hippocratic oath swear to "abstain from whatever is harmful or mischievous," but the investigation into plots to bomb targets in Britain suggests a group of medics may have ignored that vow. Dr. Mohammed Asha is suspected of being involved in the weekend's alleged terror plot in Britain. None has been charged -- only detained, questioned or sought -- but British and Australian media are reporting it is no coincidence that all of those detained or questioned so far in the probe share the same profession. "Investigators believe a network of up to a dozen medics from the Middle East were sent to infiltrate [Britain's National] Health Service as a cover for terrorist operations," reported The Daily Telegraph in Australia, where two doctors were being questioned about the plot.
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Australian paper says police believe up to 12 medics could be involved in plots
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British tabloids publish stories with headlines like "Dr. Evil" and "Docs of War"
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Doctors have been questioned or detained in Australia, England, Scotland
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Expert says some doctors' desire to conduct jihad could override their oaths

Question: But even if terrorism experts are coming to grips with the notion that would-be bombers can come from the medical profession, @placeholder's medical professionals are still incredulous.


(CNN) -- France's far-right National Front has won a nationwide election for the first time, as far-right parties across Europe caused a political "earthquake," with a string of victories in voting for the European Parliament. The National Front, led by Marine Le Pen, notched up 24.95% of the vote in France, according to official estimates, well ahead of mainstream parties UMP and the Socialist Party. Le Pen said the win showed that people want to see change in Europe. France's Socialist Prime Minister Manuel Valls said the result was "more than a warning. It is a shock, an earthquake." Right-wing parties also gained ground in the UK, Denmark and Austria, according to projections posted on the European Parliament's official elections website.
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NEW: Vote shows the French "no longer want to be directed from the outside," Le Pen says
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"The result is a shock, an earthquake," French Prime Minister Manuel Valls says
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France's far-right National Front party poised to win a nationwide vote for the first time
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Voters across Europe have been casting ballots for 751 seats from 28 countries

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By Hayley Peterson PUBLISHED: 12:19 EST, 18 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:26 EST, 18 September 2013 The University of Alabama's president says she's making changes to the sorority system after it was revealed last week that the Greek organizations are racially segregated. Acknowledging that the student groups practiced blatant discrimination, University President Judy Bonner ordered the school's 18 all-white sororities to reopen recruitment, which ended in August, and begin accepting new members. 'While we will not tell any group who they must [accept], the University of Alabama will not tolerate discrimination of any kind,' Bonner said in a video statement posted to the university's website.
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University President Judy Bonner ordered the school's 18 all-white sororities to reopen recruitment, which ended in August
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The university's student newspaper reported last week that all-white sororities had blocked chapters from adding two black students as new members

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Two miners have made a lot of people's Valentine's Day more bearable by posting a hilarious video online of  them singing and dancing to a famous Whitney Houston love song. While they can't believe the global attention they have received, 27-year-old Jamie Byers from Perth and 26-year-old Jason Allen from Cairns told Daily Mail Australia they made the video to give people who are away from their loved ones on Valentine's Day a bit of a laugh. The men, who both work on the same site in Pannawonica, Western Australia, which is 1,400km north of Perth, are astounded that their video, in which they lip-sync to Whitney Houston's 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody', has already been viewed over 470,000 times in the last 23 hours.
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Two miners have made a hilarious video lip-syncing to Whitney Houston
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Jamie Byers and Jason Allen work in Pannawonica, Western Australia
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They lip-sync to 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody'
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The video has been viewed over 470,000 times in 23 hours
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It comes after a US cop became a worldwide hit lip-syncing to Taylor Swift

Question: Jason, who is single, works as a refrigeration mechanic and is based in the town of @placeholder.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:43 EST, 2 September 2012 | UPDATED: 04:42 EST, 2 September 2012 Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik has been hailed 'inspirational' and a 'role model' by a number of British rightwing extremists. A week after Breivik was convicted and jailed for the murder of 77 people in Oslo last year, a string of messages have appeared on Facebook, posted by members of the English Defence League (EDL) and the National Front, praising the 33-year-old's deadly rampage. In one disturbing post, Breivik is said to have 'sacrificed his life' to free Europe from the 'clutches of Islam... multiculturalism and political correctness'.
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National Front and EDL members praise mass killer and petition for his release

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Luke Guttridge controlled Michael Harriman’s incisive pass, rolled his marker and, with the calmest of side-foot finishes sent Luton Town top of the league. The ecstatic roar that followed was deafening, the main stand of their 109-year-old Kenilworth Road home literally shaking in the excitement. Once again, their defiant chant went up: ‘F*** the FA and the Football League, we are the famous Luton Town/They tried to kill us off, but we’re not so soft, we are the famous Luton Town!’ Luton's Luke Guttridge scores his sides winning goal against Northampton Town at Kenilworth Road Several agonising moments later, when referee Darren Sheldrake blew the final whistle, it was replaced by another song, Queen’s Another One Bites the Dust, blasting over the PA system.
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Luton beat Northampton 1-0 to go above Wycombe and Burton in the table
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The Hatters were playing in the Championship as recently as 2007
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Luton suffered three successive relegations and then spent five years in non-League before  promotion last season saw them return to the Football League
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Wigan tasted success for the first time since August - and at high-flying Derby of all places. A double from James McClean brought the Rams’ 12-match unbeaten streak crashing to a halt.
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Coventry City were staring at a ninth league game without a win until a stirring second-half fightback from two-down defeated Peterborough. Ryan Haynes, Jim O’Brien and Frank Nouble were on target.
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Clubs in League One and Two, plus the 32 non-League sides who have made it through the qualifying rounds, find out their FA Cup first round opponents live on BBC Two at 7pm on Monday.

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By Charlie Scott Follow @@charliefscott As World Cup fever sweeps across the United States a barber in San Antonio has embraced the tournament’s popularity by taking the unusual step of styling footballers’ portraits into people’s hair. In recent weeks Rob Ferrel, owner of Rob the Original Barbershop, has sculpted the faces of Cristiano Ronaldo, Tim Howard and Guillermo Ochoa as part of a haircut. Though Ronaldo’s Portugal side were knocked out in the group stages, both USA goalkeeper Howard and Mexico goalkeeper Ochoa will be playing in the knockout stages. How about that? Rob Ferrel styles USA goalkeeper Tim Howard's face into someone's hair
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San Antionio barber has been offering World Cup styles during tournament
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So far he has done hair portraits of Cristiano Ronaldo, Howard and Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa
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For the NBA finals earlier this month he did basketball-themed cuts
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When he has finished cutting he uses eyeliner to add colour to the designs

Question: Shotstopper: Ferrel has also done a style based on the portrait of @placeholder's star goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa


London (CNN) -- The widow of poisoned Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko asserted Tuesday that only a public inquiry will bring her justice in the death of her husband. "I still believe in British justice. It's not easy because I didn't expect this long wait," Marina Litvinenko said outside the Royal Court of Justice after a pre-inquest hearing Tuesday. Marina Litvinenko wants a public inquiry instead of an inquest, which, in Britain, is a proceeding to establish the facts around a sudden or unexplained death. A public inquiry is a different proceeding that would "enable the fullest possible investigation" into Alexander Litvinenko's death and, unlike an inquest, can receive evidence behind closed doors, the coroner said during Tuesday's hearing.
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Widow of Alexander Litvinenko says an expanded investigation would bring justice
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That proceeding is called a "public inquiry" in Britain
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The coroner asks for a public inquiry instead of an inquest
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National security matters can be discussed behind closed doors in public inquiry

Question: What we do know is that the British government doesn't want to get into detail about how they know about it, and that to me suggests that they were tapping Russian phones, reading @placeholder diplomatic communications, bugging Russian officers."


(CNN) -- Cleared to take part in football-related activities last week by the highest sports court in the world, Luis Suarez was unveiled to Barcelona fans amid chants of "Suarez, Suarez, Suarez" on Monday. The talented -- and controversial -- forward took to the pitch at the Camp Nou alongside the rest of his teammates ahead of the Joan Gamper Trophy, an annual friendly that serves as Barcelona's curtain raiser to the new season. This time, Barcelona faced Mexico's Leon. After most of Barcelona's regulars entered the pitch -- including Neymar -- its new signings were rolled out and that included Suarez, who joined from Liverpool for a reported fee of about $130 million in July.
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Uruguay forward Luis Suarez is unveiled in front of Barcelona's fans on Monday
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He was allowed to take part in the unveiling after a CAS verdict last week
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Fans chanted, "Suarez, Suarez, Suarez" not long after he entered pitch
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Suarez received a ban from FIFA after biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup

Question: While @placeholder upheld his four-month suspension from competitive action, it said he could embark on football-related duties, like playing in friendlies, training and getting involved in promotional activities.


San Diego (CNN) -- On Election Day, Latinos stood up to the Republican Party that has tormented them for years and said: "No mas!" They gave the GOP, in state after state, a merciless beating and helped re-elect President Obama. They also sparked a family feud within the party -- about where to go from here. Convinced that Democrats have a record with Latinos that isn't much better, and that Obama -- because of his immigration enforcement record -- didn't deserve their support any more than Mitt Romney did, I advised Latinos to skip the line and vote for every office on the ballot except the one at the top.
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On Tuesday, President Obama received 71% of the Latino vote, says Ruben Navarrette
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The Republicans got exactly what they deserved, he says
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Republicans can either make peace or march toward extinction, he says
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GOP must learn to talk about immigration as an economic, not a cultural, issue, he says

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Question: He insists that the real reason that @placeholder vote for Democrats isn't because of immigration but because they like government handouts and don't want to work hard.

Question: Here are three things that help explain where @placeholder went wrong with Latino voters to begin with.