By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 09:57 EST, 16 April 2013 | UPDATED: 09:57 EST, 16 April 2013 India is going to have to wait a little longer for its first Playboy bunnies after authorities stopped promoters opening the country's first Playboy club. The government in Goa has, after a month of heated debate, refused permission for the club which had been planned to open in a 22,000 sq/ft open-air site on upmarket Candolim beach. Women's groups and conservative politicians had attacked the proposed club, with Michael Lobo, a legislator from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party saying it was 'tantamount to promoting prostitution.'
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Club had been planned for open-air site on the upmarket Candolim beach
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But plan was attacked by women's groups and conservative politicians
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Goa authorities decide beach hut licenses can only be granted to individuals
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Landowner claims bunny costumes more sober than cricket cheerleaders

Question: @placeholder's decision does not bar the opening of a conventional Playboy club in in the state, just the beach shack.

Question: But Mr Lobo has called on the government to prevent @placeholder from setting up shop in any form in the state.


By Lawrence Conway PUBLISHED: 10:33 EST, 18 June 2012 | UPDATED: 01:49 EST, 19 June 2012 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad appeared to indicate that Iran would be prepared to stop high-grade uranium enrichment. Ahmadinejad said he would meet the demand of the United States and its allies if world powers agreed to meet its needs for the fuel. On his presidential website he said: 'From the beginning the Islamic Republic has stated that if European countries provided 20 percent enriched fuel for Iran, it would not enrich to this level.' Negotiation: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad visiting the Natanz Uranium Enrichment Facility in April 2008 (file photo)
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Looming threats of military strikes and tougher economic sanctions face Iran
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World powers gathered in Moscow to seek ways of dealing with Iranian nuclear ambitions

Question: The @placeholder talks follow two rounds of negotiations since diplomacy with Iran resumed in April following a 15-month hiatus.


By Travelmail Reporter For 30 years, tourists have paid money to get a look at two aeroplanes once owned by Elvis Presley at Graceland in Memphis. But by April of next year, the planes named Lisa Marie and Hound Dog II could be gone. Elvis Presley Enterprises, which operates Graceland, has notified the planes' owners that they should prepare to remove the jets early next year. The planes, owned by the OKC Partnership in Memphis, have been a tourist attraction since the mid-1980s. On the move? : The Lisa Marie, one of two jets once owned by late singer Elvis Presley, at Graceland
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Jets were both owned and used by the King during his heyday
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They have been a tourist attraction at Graceland since the mid-1980s
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Could now be removed from the grounds
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They are owned by OKC partnership, which gets a cut of ticket sales

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(CNN) -- The front-page headline put it plainly: "MURDERERS," it accused in huge capital letters, trying to capture the national mood in the Netherlands during a time of grief and anger. Below the headline the paper printed a photo of scowling, heavily armed pro-Russia separatists in eastern Ukraine, men who many believe fired the missile that brought down Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, with support from Vladimir Putin's Russia. The Dutch government, to no one's surprise, is moving much more cautiously than the populist press -- too cautiously, in the opinion of many, who are taking to social media to demand more forceful action, echoing the words of U.S. President Barack Obama, who called Thursday's disaster "a wake-up call to Europe."
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Nearly 200 of the MH17 victims are from the Netherlands
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Frida Ghitis: Anger is growing against the pro-Russian separatists
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She says the Dutch resist impulsiveness, believe in international cooperation
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Ghitis: Now is the time for Dutch government to lead and press for justice

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Tom Magliozzi, who hosted National Public Radio's beloved Car Talk show with his brother, has died from Alzheimer's Disease aged 77. The on-air personality, who ran the call-in show with his younger brother Ray from 1977 to 2012, died today from complications related to the brain disease today, NPR confirmed. In his 35-year radio career, the network said his 'dominant, positive personality' had helped inject a lightheartedness into an arena which was 'formal' and 'cautious' before. Car Talk was NPR's most popular entertainment program for years, reaching more than 4million people a week on more than 600 radio stations across the country at its peak.
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Magliozzi started hosting the radio show with his brother, Ray, in 1977
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Went national in 1987, and was the network's top show for years
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NPR today confirmed his death from Alzheimer's-related complications

Question: Ray Magliozzi affectionately teased his late brother, who was 12 years his senior, in a statement posted on @placeholder's website: 'Turns out he wasn't kidding...He really couldn't remember last week's puzzler.'


The new software download is intended to bring older iPhones in line with the functions of iPhone 4S - including a new instant-messaging app, iMessage, and the iCloud service which shares music between your Apple devices The release of Apple's latest iPhone iOS 5 software has been met with widespread anger and frustration from users as the tech giant struggles to cope with massive demand. 'Error 3200' even became a trending topic on Twitter as users were repeatedly confronted with the message as they tried to download the free package of updates intended to bring older iPhones into line with the functions offered by the iPhone 4S.
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News of release 'trending' on social networking site behind surge in interest
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Apple's woes come as BlackBerry continues to struggle to return its own service to normal
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'Has anyone successfully downloaded iOS 5 yet?'

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In a heart-rending interview the mother of slain seven-year-old Grace McDonnell told of the last time she saw her daughter alive before she was killed in the Connecticut massacre along with 19 of her schoolmates. A devastated Lynn McDonnell said her last memory of daughter Grace was of the beaming child waving and blowing kisses to her from the bus, on her way to Sandy Hook Elementary School. Speaking with CNN’s Anderson Cooper on Tuesday night, she bravely said: ‘I take comfort that she’s with friends, and she’s up there with her wonderful principal.' Scroll down for video A new blow: Lynn McDonnell (pictured during a December 2012 interview) was contacted by a man who claimed to have stolen the sign
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Parents Lynn and Chris McDonnell lost their daughter Grace, 7, during last Friday's deadly shooting
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Couple spoke with Anderson Cooper on their daughter's short but brilliant life, saying how she loved peace and art
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Question: Mrs McDonnell was joined by her husband @placeholder in the heart-wrenching interview.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 07:52 EST, 12 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:54 EST, 12 November 2013 David Cameron is to lead a trade delegation to China, in signs of a thawing in relations with Britain. The Prime Minister says it wants to ‘forge a relationship that will benefit both our countries’ after causing a diplomatic row by meeting the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama. The visit is considered so important Mr Cameron has demanded George Osborne delay his Autumn Statement on the economy for 24 hours. Speech: David Cameron used his speech at the Lord Mayor's Banquet to announce that he is to lead a new trade delegation to China
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Prime Minister to travel to Far East superpower in early December
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Autumn Statement delayed until December 5 to make way for the trip
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David Cameron announces visit in speech to Lord Mayor's banquet
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He met Dalai Lama last year, causing diplomatic tensions with Beijing

Question: Chancellor George Osborne visited @placeholder last month where he announced that Chinese firms would be allowed to invest in a new generation of nuclear power stations


By Michael Zennie The father of a seven-year-old boy killed in the Newtown school shooting has a message for Richard Martinez: You're not alone. Mark Barden has written a heart-wrenching open letter to the man whose son was gunned down by Elliot Rodger in Santa Barbara last weekend - offering his condolences and his support. 'We have not met, but you are now part of our extended family,' Barden writes in a Facebook message. 'It is not a family we chose, but a family born from the horrible circumstance of losing a child to gun violence - one that’s only growing each day.'
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Mark Barden wrote an open letter to Richard Martinez, who has become to face of the the Santa Barbara massacre
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Barden lost his own son, seven-year-old Daniel, in the Newtown school shooting in 2012
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Martinez has blamed 'craven, irresponsible politicians and the NRA' for his son Christopher's death

Question: He reached out to @placeholder to offer his support

Question: On Tuesday, he brought 20,000 mourning college students to their feet with his chant 'Not One More' at a memorial service for the victims of @placeholder's rampage.


For soccer's world governing body FIFA, it is an unwanted hat-trick. Brazil, who will stage the 2014 installment of FIFA's showpiece tournament -- the World Cup --  faced a wave of protests about the costs involved in playing host when the forerunner to the tournament, the Confederations Cup, took place in June. Recently FIFA have also appointed a task force to examine the possibility of moving the date of 2022 Qatar World Cup to escape the searing temperatures of the tiny emirate's Middle East summer. Sandwiched in between those two is Russia 2018, who are again having to field accusations of racism among supporters of one of their biggest clubs.
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The next three FIFA World Cups, in Brazil, Russia and Qatar mired in controversy
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Accusations of racism again hurt Russia's preparations for 2018 World Cup
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Yaya Toure claims he was racially abused by CSKA fans but Russian club deny it
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Russia denies prioritizing infrastructure projects ahead of efforts to tackle racism

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By Steph Cockroft for MailOnline A Catholic priest and a former children's home boss have appeared in court accused of indecently assaulting young boys. Father Anthony McSweeney, 67, and John Stingemore, 72, are charged with abusing young boys in their care during the 1980s. Both men are accused of together indecently assaulting a boy under 16 between November 1980 and July 1981 at Grafton Close children's home in Hounslow, west London. Father Anthony McSweeney, 67, pictured left, and John Stingemore, 73, pictured right are accused of indecently assaulting young boys in the 1980s The home is at the centre of Operation Fernbridge, a Met probe launched last February looking into claims of a paedophile ring operating out of the Elm Guest House in Barnes, South West London.
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Father Anthony McSweeney, 67, pleaded not guilty to one charge of assault
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John Stingemore, 72, accused of three charges of assaulting boy under 16
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Stingemore is also charged with buggery and taking indecent photos
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Offences allegedly took place at Grafton Close children's home in Hounslow
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Both men are due to stand trial at Southwark Crown Court in February

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(CNN) -- A superpower needs a super attention span. Unfortunately, Americans seem to take little interest in the troubles of the world around them, even when those troubles threaten soon to vex Americans themselves. Americans fought two world wars -- and faced nuclear annihilation in a protracted Cold War -- to defend the freedom of Europe. In the thrilling days of 1989-91, four generations of American sacrifice were magnificently vindicated. The communist regimes of central Europe collapsed. The Soviet Union itself broke apart into smaller and less threatening pieces. For four centuries, the rulers of Russia had sought security for themselves by dominating first their own people, then their neighbors, then their neighbors' neighbors, then their neighbors' neighbors' neighbors ... until their power extended from Berlin to the Pacific Ocean.
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David Frum: Democracy failed in Russia and a top officer of KGB, Vladimir Putin, became president
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Frum: Putin and his coterie want to resurrect Soviet Union and want to keep Ukraine in thrall
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Frum: Ukrainians want to enter EU and lessen dependence on Russia; Putin fighting to stop it
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He says Ukrainian protests met with brutal suppression; time for U.S. to pay attention

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Question: Russia without the nearly 46 million people and vast natural resources of the @placeholder is a large and powerful country, but it is no superpower.

Question: A @placeholder that reintegrated Ukraine would possess the power -- like the Soviet Union of old -- to intimidate and bully democratic Europe.


(CNN) -- Bahrain defended its decision Wednesday to impose a ban on all public protests, following calls from rights group Amnesty International to lift it immediately as a breach of people's right to free speech. Bahrain's Information Affairs Authority said in a statement that the ban was needed because "increasing violence has resulted in death and serious injury to many." Most recently, two police officers died as a result of attacks with petrol bombs and a homemade bomb, the IAA said. Since the start of the year, there have on average been two or more licensed protests a week, the authority said, many of which expressed views critical of the government.
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NEW: The ban is needed because of increasing violence at rallies, Bahraini officials say
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Amnesty International calls for the ban on public protests to be lifted immediately
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Amnesty says the ban is a violation of people's rights to free speech and assembly
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Officials shouldn't use "violent acts of a few as a pretext" to restrict the rights of all, it says

Question: "The reality is that one would be hard pressed to find a protest that both begins and ends peacefully," @placeholder spokesman Fahad Albinali said.


New Yorkers with musophobia - the fear of rats - should look away now. The irrational fear of rats, in New York City where there are an estimated two times as many rats are there are people, may not seem so crazy after a look at the New York City Health Department's Rat Information Portal, or RIP. The dense human population means rats thrive in New York, roaming city streets by night, hanging out in subway tunnels and feasting on curbside garbage. Ratted out: New Yorkers can check the rat infestation of any part of the city with RIP
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New York's Health Department provides an interactive map for residents to view rat infestations on RIP
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The Rat Information Portal collates all the city's rat data for residents to view
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The city is notorious for its rats, which are estimated be at levels twice the human population
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Residents can view the rat infestation history of buildings and neighborhoods as well as action taken
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The very keen can attend the New York City Health Department's Rodent Academy to learn about rat control

Question: Residents can check their neighborhood's infestation level by plugging their address into the @placeholder.


(CNN)Amira Abase told her father she was going to a wedding. Instead, the 15-year-old British girl hopped on a plane with two friends to Turkey -- and police fear they are headed to Syria to join ISIS. "What she's doing is completely nonsense," said Amira's father, Abase Hussen. He implored Amira to come home. "Remember how we love you. Your sister, brother, they cannot stop crying." Six days ago, the trio of British girls ran away from home and flew from London to Istanbul. It's unclear where Amira, 15-year-old Shamima Begum and 16-year-old Kadiza Sultana are. But authorities worry their next stop will be Syria.
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3 teen British girls missing for 6 days might be en route to Syria
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Cameron: Schools can help stop people from being "poisoned by this appalling death cult"

Question: @placeholder police say they are concerned about the number of young women and girls who are either hoping to or who already have joined ISIS.


(CNN) -- Michael Strahan loves the mega-romantic film "The Notebook," isn't afraid to admit his fear of snakes, supports same-sex marriage and makes Kelly Ripa giggle like no one else. Is it any wonder he's a media darling? The former NFL star is a rising star of another sort these days with gigs as co-host on the popular morning show "Live with Kelly and Michael," as a sports commentator and now reports that he may be joining "Good Morning America." Michael Strahan on verge of joining 'Good Morning America' It's an interesting trajectory for the 6-foot-5-inch, gap-toothed Strahan, who spent his entire professional athletic career playing for the New York Giants and proudly sports a Super Bowl championship ring.
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Strahan has gone from pro athlete to media darling
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Kelly Ripa has had praise for him as a co-host
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He is engaged to Eddie Murphy's ex-wife

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Washington (CNN) -- Members of the Senate and House armed services committees currently are talking to the Pentagon about the next round of hearings on Afghanistan, trying to coordinate sessions with the U.S. commander there, Gen. David Petraeus. When Petraeus, probably the best-known military man in the wars of Iraq and Afghanistan, returns to answer questions, the television lights will shine on the four stars he wears on each shoulder. Now a new debate is swirling in Washington, thanks to an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal pushing for Petraeus to get a fifth star, like military giants of the past.
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A Wall Street Journal opinion piece says Petraeus deserves a fifth star
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It "would demonstrate the nation's commitment" to the military, the authors say
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Tweets: "An incredibly silly idea"; "He's not a Washington"; "He deserves" it

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When you're a city's "Communicator of the Year" and have hailed yourself as a "passionate advocate" for job-seekers, you probably ought not blast one of those job-seekers in a snide, dismissive e-mail. Because the Internet hates that sort of thing. But that's what's happened to Kelly Blazek, who runs a popular online job bank for marketing professionals in Cleveland. Blazek's response to an e-mail and LinkedIn request from Diana Mekota, a 26-year-old planning to move to Cleveland this summer, has made the rounds on Reddit, Buzzfeed and other viral hotspots after Mekota posted it to her Imgur account. And the resulting backlash is yet another cautionary tale about how posting something mean-spirited online can come back to haunt you in the social media age.
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Nasty response to a job-seeker goes viral for Cleveland marketing pro
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Kelly Blazek runs a 7,300-member online job bank
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She called 26-year-old Diana Mekota's request to join "tacky"
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On Thursday, Blazek had deleted her blog, Twitter account and apologized

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Washington (CNN) -- House GOP leaders unveiled a 2013 budget blueprint Tuesday that has little chance of becoming law but draws a clear contrast with Democrats on taxes, spending, and a host of hot-button political issues -- all of which could play a pivotal role in the 2012 campaign. Republicans cast the $3.53 trillion plan -- which doubles down on past GOP proposals to overhaul Medicare and other politically sensitive programs -- as a bold attempt to reverse skyrocketing federal deficits and avert a looming fiscal catastrophe. "This plan of action is about putting an end to empty promises from bankrupt government and restoring the fundamental promise of America, ensuring that our children have more opportunity than we do," said House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin.
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NEW: Romney praises House GOP budget plan
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GOP budget includes big changes in Medicare, tax code
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Democrats say the plan will hurt the elderly and middle class
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Democrats argue the plan is a betrayal of last year's deficit reduction deal

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Joplin, Missouri (CNN) -- Like nearly every high school senior who has donned a cap and gown, Scott Lauridsen was excited. Finally, after four years at Joplin High School, it was time to go. Graduate. Celebrate. Step up to the next stage of his young life. "I was excited -- ready to start things new and move onto college and experience life and then all this happened," said Lauridsen, 18, one day after one of the deadliest American twisters on record ripped through his hometown of Joplin, Missouri. And now? "Now I'm just worried about helping out with the community and getting things back together," he said.
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A Facebook page is set up to help locate missing graduate Will Norton
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He was one of about 450 seniors to graduate from Joplin High School Sunday
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The high school principal says the school looks like "it's been bombed from the outside in"
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Joplin's public school district has canceled classes for the rest of the year

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Britain has asked Indonesia not to press for the death penalty in the case of an ex-PCSO accused of trafficking crystal meth just days after the start of her trial. Andrea Ruth Waldeck was hooded as she was brought into court to face charges of possessing £12,000 worth of crystal methamphetamine, from which the drug Ice is made. She is alleged to have passed through the city airport after a flight from China with 1.4 kilograms of drugs hidden in her underwear and strapped to her body. Scroll down for video Andrea Ruth Waldeck, followed by her translator, entered the court room for the second day of her trial at the district court in Surabaya, in Indonesia's East Java province
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Andrea Ruth Waldeck, 43, faces firing squad if found guilty
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Waldeck was hooded when brought into court as trial began on Monday
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Waldeck worked for Gloucestershire Police until February last year
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She is accused of trafficking £3,000 of crystal meth in her underwear

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Aussie blokes are renowned worldwide for their no-nonsense masculinity. But take another very close at that spunky bloke at the bar, because his new-found confidence may be thanks to his syringe-wielding cosmetic practitioner. As well as having his accountant, gym instructor, and barber on speed-dial it appears the modern-day Australian macho man is a closet metrosexual, suggested by the rise in injectable muscle relaxants like Botulinum toxin, otherwise known as Botox and its cousins Dysport and Xeomin. Louise Pring, Practice Manager for Heber Davis Skin Clinic in Ultimo, Sydney, says, 'Bro-tox is on the increase as men are no longer embarrassed about calling or coming into the clinic to find out how they can  improve their looks'.
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Men having muscle relaxant procedures such as Botox is on the rise
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Sydney clinic Heber Davis says as many as 20% of its clients are male
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The clinic's most common procedure for men is Botox injections

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Washington (CNN) -- As the United States completes its withdrawal of all military forces from Iraq by the end of the month, Iraq's prime minister made a pitch to leaders of American commerce and industry Tuesday: Iraq is open for business. In an address to American executives at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington, Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki said his country offers "limitless" opportunities for American companies. Al-Maliki said his country is trying to diversify from an energy-dominated economy, to one that focuses on financial, medical, agricultural, educational and infrastructure services as well. The end of U.S. military operations in Iraq heralds the beginning of a "wider relationship" between the two countries where "not generals but businessmen" will focus on economic and political engagement between the two countries, al-Maliki told the audience. He spoke to more than 400 executives representing a wide range of industries including petroleum, engineering and construction, commercial aviation, architecture, maritime cargo and financial services.
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Al-Maliki talks business with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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"Not generals but businessmen" will build the U.S.-Iraq relationship now, he says
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Al-Maliki says Iraq wants to see more U.S. companies in his country
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No U.S. energy firm secured a deal at an auction of Iraqi contracts two years ago

Question: Despite growing U.S. investment in Iraq, the chamber continued its own pitch to U.S. businesses of the potential Iraq represents for them, and @placeholder workers, before al-Maliki spoke.

Question: Nearly 40 leaders from the Iraqi private sector made the trip to Washington with @placeholder to meet with their American counterparts.

Question: Nearly 40 leaders from the Iraqi private sector made the trip to Washington with al-Maliki to meet with their @placeholder counterparts.


(CNN) -- Adam Silver has been NBA commissioner for only a few months. A few relatively controversy-free months. Now -- with the longtime owner of a top team alleged to have made racist remarks in a recorded conversation posted on a celebrity-focused website -- Silver is stepping down a new road. Only one owner has been suspended in 68 years. That was Minnesota's Glen Taylor in 2000, when the Timberwolves made a secret deal with a star player to circumvent salary cap rules. The league has never forced an owner to give up his team. Should Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling face either of those punishments for the recording that TMZ.com says is him talking to his girlfriend V. Stiviano?
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Donald Sterling has never been disciplined by the NBA
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Only one owner of any of the league's 32 teams has ever been suspended
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New NBA commissioner says league will conduct a quick investigation
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Sterling hasn't commented publicly on recording of racist remarks supposedly by him

Question: And a similar record-level fine for the @placeholder owner might not seem like much to the public, since Sterling is worth billions.


Dylan Farrow's brother has broken his silence to dismiss claims that his father Woody Allen sexually assaulted her - instead saying that their mother Mia Farrow poisoned their minds against him. 'Of course Woody did not molest my sister,' Moses Farrow, who is estranged from Dylan and Mia Farrow but remains close to his father, told People magazine. Moses, 36, spoke out on Wednesday - four days after Dylan, 28, penned an open letter in the New York Times claiming Allen sexually assaulted her at age seven, reigniting a firestorm of speculation about the nature of the award-winning director's relationships with his children.
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Moses Farrow has broken his long silence to lambast his estranged mother for 'poisoning' her children against Woody Allen
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Moses and Dylan were both adopted by Farrow and Allen; the 2 children - along with a third, Ronan - were at the center of a bitter custody battle
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He claims that his mother hit them when they were children
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Dylan Farrow denied his claims, saying: 'My brother is dead to me'
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She penned an open letter in the New York Times on Saturday, detailing the alleged assault when she was 7 for the first time
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Allen has denied the claims and was not found guilty of a crime

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With their contoured cheekbones, sultry smokey eyes and glossy hair, the Kardashian sisters never look less than perfect. The secret behind their good looks? Make-up lessons! Kendall Jenner, one of the youngest of the clan, has revealed that Kim, Khloe and Kourtney spent their juvenile years at beauty school. Speaking in an interview with fellow model Joan Smalls, the 19-year-old said: 'Randomly enough, my older sisters went to a make-up school when they were younger, so they’re all really good at it. They’ve always told me that “natural is better.”' Scroll down for video Beauty school dropouts? Khloe, Kourtney and Kim Kardashian apparently went to make-up school when they were younger
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Kendall says Kim, Khloe and Kourtney went to make-up school
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Cites Rihanna, Angelina Jolie and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley as icons
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Kendall, 19, has been announced as Karl Lagerfeld's new campaign star
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Cara revealed she wants to focus more on acting career in New Year
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Kendall was also unveiled as face of Estee Lauder this month

Question: Joan, a supermodel herself, interviewed Kendall to celebrate her joining the @placeholder family.


What do you do on long flights, watch a movie, read a book, or try to get some sleep? Paul Williams takes jaw-dropping images of the landscape unfurling below him. His impressive series of pictures capture a rare view of Australia only viewable from thousands of feet in the air. Some of the sights include a 'desert footprint' in the Western Australian wheatfields, a fried-egg shape between Broome and Perth and what looks like a human sperm - which Paul has entitled 'desert seed'. This image looks like a human sperm, and Paul has named it Desert Seed. The picture was taken somewhere between Broom and Perth
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Natural landscapes in the shape of a fried egg, a foot and a human sperm spotted in Australian wilderness
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BBC producer Paul Williams took the photographs while traveling to work on Natural History programmes
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He says that he prefers taking the pictures to the in-flight movies on his travels and chooses his seat carefully

Question: It shows quarries in western Australia's wheatbelt and was taken while the photographer was flying for his job with the @placeholder


A nurse was murdered and mutilated by her ex-boyfriend after police failed to warn her that he had a history of attacks on women, a damning official report has found. Katie Cullen, 34, a highly respected hospital sister, was ‘badly let down’ by police who failed to protect her from Iman Ghaefelipour, 28. The Iranian, who had successfully claimed asylum in the UK, threatened to kill two previous girlfriends and burn down one of their houses. Scandal: Katie Cullen, 34, was stabbed 130 times in the head by Iranian-born asylum-seeker Iman Saeed Ghaefelipour, 28, but was never warned he had threatened to kill a previous ex-girlfriend
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Katie Cullen, 34, stabbed 130 times in head by Iman Ghaefelipour in 2009
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Victim had gone to police in 2008 after he threatened to kill her after split
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Officers failed to warn her he planned to set fire to previous partner in 2007
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Asylum seeker later went to Katie's home and tortured and murdered her
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IPCC report damns Greater Manchester Police for handling of case
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Officers gave her 'false assurances' about him and 'badly let her down'

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(CNN) -- A huge winter storm was affecting the West Coast on Sunday, poised to dump up to 10 feet of snow in some higher elevations, and causing flooding and potential mudslides in lower spots while impacting driving conditions and air travel, forecasters said. A winter storm warning remained in effect through Monday afternoon for California's Sierra Nevada mountains, from Yosemite to Kings Canyon, according to the National Weather Service. "Storm totals of 5 to 10 feet above 7,000 feet are likely," the weather service said, and periods of heavy snow will continue through Monday. High winds are also forecast for the region.
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Question: "Travel into the high country of the southern @placeholder may be difficult, if not impossible," according to forecasters.


TEHRAN, Iran (CNN)  -- A funeral procession for a senior Iraqi Shiite leader wound through the streets of Tehran, the Iranian capital, on Thursday. Iraqi Shiite leader Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, seen in a 2007 photo, was an ally of both the U.S. and Iran. Mourners turned out to say goodbye to Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, who spent 20 years in exile in Iran before returning to Iraq after U.S.-led forces toppled Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. The funeral procession started at the Iraqi Embassy in Tehran, said Haitham al-Husseini, a senior official with al-Hakim's office and one of his advisers. Iraqi and Iranian government officials attended the procession with senior religious figures and some members of the Iraqi parliament.
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Funeral procession for Abdul Aziz al-Hakim in Tehran; another set for Baghdad
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Iraqi Shiite leader spent 20 years in exile in Iran; returned after fall of Hussein
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Al-Hakim headed Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq, helped shape Iraq's future
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He never held public office but was one of Iraq's most powerful, respected leaders

Question: Another funeral procession is scheduled to be held Friday in @placeholder, Iraq, before the casket travels to several parts of southern Iraq with large Shiite populations.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:08 EST, 8 August 2013 | UPDATED: 16:02 EST, 8 August 2013 Fox News prime time king Sean Hannity could be about to be ousted from his coveted 9 p.m. slot by daytime beauty Megyn Kelly in a dramatic network shake up, according to reports. Hannity launched his current show 'Hannity' in 2009 after years as the conservative co-host of 'point-counterpoint' program 'Hannity & Colmes.' But it appears the 51-year-old is about to be bumped for Kelly, or possibly joined by the 42-year-old former 'America Live' host, according to The Drudge Report. Write caption here
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Hannity launched his current show 'Hannity' in 2009 after years as the conservative co-host of 'point-counterpoint' program 'Hannity & Colmes'
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Fox News revealed last month that Kelly would be moving to a prime time job but didn't reveal what hour

Question: Speculation was rife about who would get the boot, but confusion reigned as the station had just signed a number of long-time contracts with current prime time hosts, including with @placeholder.


(CNN)Morocco has been banned from the 2017 and 2019 Africa Cup of Nations tournaments after it decided not to host the 2015 edition amid fears over the Ebola crisis. The country's football federation has also been fined $1 million and ordered to pay $9.1 million "for damages caused to the Confederation of African Football (CAF) and partners." Its officials had called for the tournament to be delayed as concerns over the potential spread of the virus grew, and then declined to host it when that delay was not granted. That led to the CAF banning it from taking part in the 2015 event after Equatorial Guinea had stepped in as host nation -- and African football's governing body has now imposed further, sweeping sanctions.
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Country opted not to host 2015 edition amid fears over Ebola crisis
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Federation ordered to pay more than $9 million in compensation to CAF
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Morocco was banned from this year's tournament after decision not to host
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Governing body also fines Equatorial Guinea over AFCON semifinal crowd trouble

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Question: @placeholder cited the outbreak of the Ebola virus as a case of force majeure in justifying its request for postponement, citing in particular the risk of contamination of its population because of anticipated fans' flows.


Abidjan, Ivory Coast (CNN) -- Ivory Coast's diplomatic squabble centered Wednesday on a siege laid to a posh waterfront hotel where the president-elect has been holed up under the protection of United Nations peacekeepers. The world body, meanwhile, said it would ask the Security Council to approve up to 2,000 more troops to help ensure the presidency for Alassane Ouattara, recognized as the rightful winner of the disputed election that sparked the current political crisis. Alain Le Roy, the under-secretary-general for U.N. peacekeeping, said after a Security Council briefing that he was worried "we are facing more difficulties" in Ivory Coast.
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Gbagbo says he'll lift a siege on his rival's hotel, but the blockade continues Wednesday
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Gbagbo is open to talks, Kenyan prime minister says

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(CNN) -- Rick Perlstein could have called his book "Paranoia." Richard Nixon was "the guy who exploited these tensions to create a new kind of politics," says Rick Perlstein. If Perlstein's history of the 1960s and early '70s in America has a throughline, it's mistrust. Parents don't trust their children. Enlisted men don't trust their officers. Blacks don't trust whites, Southerners don't trust Northerners, the Silent Majority doesn't trust the Intellectual Establishment, and -- soon enough -- nobody trusts the government. And in the midst of it all was Richard Nixon: Red-baiter, former vice president, failed gubernatorial nominee, punch line, political strategist and president, a master at playing both sides to maintain his hold on power. In doing so, he provided a roadmap for his successors.
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"Nixonland" is Rick Perlstein's history of the '60s and early '70s
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Central character is Richard Nixon, who exploited era's tensions for his ends
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Book shows how politics and pop culture intertwined -- and created gaps
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End result? We're still living in Nixonland, author says

Question: It also saw the rise of what @placeholder, in a major 1969 speech, termed the "Silent Majority" -- older, more conservative Americans buffeted on all sides by change, taking refuge in the familiar.


(CNN)  -- An extradition hearing is expected in Spain this week for one of two pilots arrested recently on charges they participated in "death flights" in which more than 1,000 prisoners were thrown out of planes during Argentina's "dirty war" in the 1970s and 1980s, officials said. Hebe de Bonafini, left, and members of Madres de Plaza de Mayo hold a demonstration in 2006. Former Navy Lt. Julio Alberto Poch, who has been held in Spain without bail since his arrest in Valencia in late September, will have a hearing before a high court in Madrid, a judge in Valencia ruled. An Argentine judge has asked that Poch be sent back to face long-standing charges from the 1976-83 right-wing dictatorship.
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Former Navy Lt. Julio Alberto Poch faces charges from the 1976-83 dictatorship
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In Argentina, police arrested former Navy Capt. Emir Sisul Hess last week
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Pair accused of piloting aircraft from which prisoners were thrown to their deaths
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Prisoners include those who had run afoul of the dictatorship over political views

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Sam Allardyce does not expect his West Ham contract to be renewed until the last minute — but believes only a change in ownership will scupper his chances of a new deal. Allardyce has overseen a stunning season despite not knowing if he will have a future at the club beyond the summer, when his contract runs out. No talks have yet been planned but Allardyce, whose previous two-year extension was signed in May 2013, insisted he is ‘comfortable’ to wait. West Ham manager Sam Allardyce is confident he will be offered a new deal by the club soon West Ham supporters displayed a 'Fat Sam Out ' banner during West Ham's defeat to West Brom in April 2014
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Sam Allardyce's contract with West Ham runs out in the summer
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Alladyce signed a two-year contract with the Hammers in May 2013
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West Ham have had an excellent start to this season's Premier League
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Allardyce's side face Swansea at Upton Park on Sunday
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West Ham are targeting their eighth win of the campaign

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Best known for its abject cold, WW2 death camps, and occasional, tenuous sightings of the Yeti, Siberia is not the first place you might associate with glamour and fun. But the Russian ski resort of Sheregesh, where temperatures can reach -40C, is doing its best to reinvent the notion that one doesn't go to Siberia for a good time. Not only does the up-and-coming resort have 'the best snow in Russia', according to the World Snowboard Guide, it also boasts comparatively balmy weather which has led to a new sport: bikini snowboarding. Scroll down for video You really don't want to fall over: Bikini-clad snowboarders enjoying the Siberian snow - and sun
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Snowboarders strip to bikinis in freezing Russian ski resort of Sheregesh
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Siberian spot has 'the best snow in Russia' so you can ski there until May
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Resort is also known for sightings of the mysterious abominable snowman

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(CNN) -- Is it a response to a potential genocide or an opening to take on the Sunni Islamic extremists rampaging through Iraq? President Barack Obama's decision to authorize airstrikes escalated American military involvement in Iraq, a country he tried to get out of more than two years ago. The first U.S. attacks happened Friday, with F/A-18 jets bombing mobile artillery batteries of ISIS, which refers to itself as the Islamic State. While the administration adamantly reassures Americans that it won't put U.S. boots on the ground, it also has made a compelling case for going after the ISIS threat.
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Administration concerned about possible "genocide" as a result of ISIS
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Obama wants to protect U.S. interests -- consular and military personnel, a key regional ally
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U.S. conducts strikes against ISIS artillery outside Irbil, Iraq
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Hawkish critics call for more action, including extensive strikes in Syria

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Question: But when asked why the United States was not evacuating @placeholder personnel, a senior administration official said the United States has the wherewithal to protect them and prefers instead to "lay down a marker" before ISIS.


The hostility Emily Scarratt suffered for wanting to play rugby as a teenager was made to look even more absurd when she sealed England’s World Cup triumph last Sunday with a superb individual try. Like the rest of her team-mates, Scarratt is only too aware of the cliches surrounding women’s rugby. ‘Leave it to the men,’ the dinosaurs say. ‘The rugby field is no place for girls’. VIDEO Scroll down for England Rugby's Stuart Lancaster unveils New Strip Battle of the sexes: Emily Scarratt is changing the notion that rugby is purely a 'man's game' Touchdown! Emily Scarratt dives to score during England's World Cup final win over Canada
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England defeated Canada in the 2014 Women's Rugby World Cup final
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Lichfield centre Emily Scarratt sealed the 21-9 victory with a superb try
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Scarratt admits she has received hostility as a 'woman' rugby player
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England's success has helped changed perception of the sport

Question: @placeholder, a rangy inside centre who is ‘5ft 11¼in — and don’t round it up’, played alongside boys until she was 12 before switching to a girls’ team.


The first of four rare 'blood moon' eclipses is set to happen tonight. The event, known as a 'Tetrad', is believed to mark the the beginning of significant events - even the second coming of Jesus Christ to a Christian minority. However, for the rest of us, it means a unique spectacle as a total lunar eclipse tonight will turn the moon a burnt reddish orange. Scroll down for video Saturday’s total lunar eclipse, which will turn the moon a burnt reddish orange, will be visible in in the skies of North America, Asia and Australia. A previous total lunar eclipse as seen from Mexico city on December 21, 2010 is pictured
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Eclipse will begin tomorrow morning at  2 a.m. EDT
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America will have prime viewing position
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The cycle finishes at the end of September 2015
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It coincides with an alignment of Earth, Mars and the sun
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The chance alignment has only happened three times in the last 500 years
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Some Christians believe the Tetrad is a signal the end of the world is near

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Washington (CNN) -- With "candor comes a measure of vulnerability." Sonia Sotomayor wants readers to know in the first pages of her new memoir that this will be different from other books by members of the Supreme Court. The dynamic story of the first Latina to sit as a justice seeks to inspire by revealing often-painful chapters in her self-described "extraordinary journey": her father's early death from alcoholism; a complex, often distant relationship with her mother; growing up poor in the Bronx projects; self-doubts about her looks, brief failed marriage; and professional path. But her strengths are celebrated, too: self-reliance to the point of giving herself insulin shots at age 7, after being diagnosed with diabetes; her loyalty to a large circle of friends; and vivid pride in her Puerto Rican heritage.
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has a new memoir, "My Beloved World"
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She is the first Latina to sit on the high court
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The 58-year-old was named to the court in 2009 after 17 years as a federal judge

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Jose Mourinho has reignited his feud with Manchester City manager Manuel Pellegrini by claiming he ‘killed Mark Clattenburg’. Pellegrini criticised Chelsea’s manager after the 1-1 draw between their teams at the Etihad Stadium last Sunday and accused Mourinho of approaching the game ‘like a small team’. Mourinho finally responded yesterday by reminding Pellegrini —who rarely gets involved in confrontations — that he broke his own rules last season by criticising Clattenburg. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Jose Mourinho: Manuel Pellegrini killed Mark Clattenburg Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has claimed Manuel Pellegrini 'killed' Mark Clattenburg earlier this season Frank Lampard refused to celebrate after scoring for City against former club Chelsea in last week's 1-1 draw
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Jose Mourinho reignites feud with Manuel Pellegrini by claiming Man City boss 'killed Mark Clattenburg'
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Pellegrini criticsed the referee's performance during his side's 2-2 draw with Arsenal this month
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Chilean also claimed Chelsea played like a 'small team' as Blues drew 1-1 at the Etihad last Sunday
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Chelsea boss confirmed midfielder Ramires will miss Saturday's clash with Aston Villa and the following fixture against Arsenal

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:18 EST, 15 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:25 EST, 16 October 2012 Michelle Obama and Ann Romney have both spoken out on the economy and unsurprisingly, the candidates' wives have dramatically different takes on our current climate. The First Lady told a radio show on Friday: 'We are seeing right now that we are in the midst of a huge recovery. Right? Because of what this president has done.” She said her husband had: “Pulled this economy from the brink of collapse when we were losing 800,000 jobs a month. Now were gaining… throughout most of his presidency, we’ve been adding jobs to this economy because of what he’s been doing. The stock market has doubled. Housing prices are rising. Foreclosure rates are lowering.'
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Mrs Romney spoke to women in Pennsylvania, telling them her husband could provide a 'brighter economic future'
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The First Lady told D.C. radio station last week that thanks to Barack, the U.S. was in the 'midst of a great recovery'

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Most people will admit they have a dark side, but in the home of Star Wars super-fan Bill McBride, that side of the force is stronger than most. Sci-fi fan Bill McBride, 42, boasts the world's largest collection of Darth Vader memorabilia and is on a 20-year mission to turn his bedroom into a museum dedicated to the Sith Lord. Mr McBride, who has spent more than $284,000 on buying Darth Vader merchandise, has spent most of his adult lifeamassing a collection of more than 60,000 items including figurines, artwork and replica lightsabers. Star Wars obsessive Bill McBride has spent an estimated $284,000 for his 60,000 piece Darth Vader collection
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Bill McBride spent $284,000 building up his 60,000 piece collection
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The 42-year-old Star Wars fan has dedicated an entire room to his hobby
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Mr McBride can't wait for  the new movie as it offers fresh memorabilia

Question: Mr McBride, pictured, has original movie props such as light sabers and @placeholder themed artwork.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 02:48 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 03:21 EST, 20 December 2013 Christmas travelers hitting the roads and skies this weekend face tornado warning in the South, severe downpours further north and a thick band of snowy conditions in the Midwest through the weekend. Major airport hubs from Dallas to Chicago, Atlanta, New York and Boston can expect to be affected by some extreme or another through Monday. Conditions will begin to calm down by the time the holiday finally rolls around Wednesday, with only parts of the northern Midwest expecting a white Christmas this year.
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Severe thunderstorms will hit a chunk of the southern U.S. along with the threat of tornadoes just as millions of travelers take to the roads and air for holiday travel this weekend
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Much of the Southeast is due to be drenched as a warm front moves through the region into Sunday
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The northernmost stretches of the Midwest, the Great Lakes region and much of New England will receive a liberal dumping of snow Friday
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Unseasonably warm temperatures expected for the East Coast until rains move in Sunday

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:19 EST, 24 September 2013 | UPDATED: 18:19 EST, 24 September 2013 Woody Allen has been spotted strolling on New York's Upper East Side with millionaire child sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein, who served time for hiring minors to 'massage' him at his Florida mansion. A source told The New York Post's Page Six the former hedgefunder was 'hugging (Allen) and taking close to his ear' on Sunday, with the eccentric film director's effective step daughter-turned-much younger wife, Soon-Yi, in tow. '[He] had his arm on Woody's shoulder,' the spy added. Afternoon stroll: Woody Allen, pictured right, has been spotted strolling on New York's Upper East Side with millionaire child sex-offender Jeffrey Epstein, left. Allen's 42-year-old wife Soon-Yi is center
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The pair were accompanied by the eccentric film director's effective step daughter-turned-much younger wife, Soon-Yi, 42
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Epstein served 13 months of an 18 month sentence five years ago  for soliciting a 14-year-old for prostitution

Question: @placeholder, 77, who lives on East 70th Street with his 42-year-old wife, has rubbed shoulders with convicted sex-offender before.

Question: In 2011, a @placeholder judge ruled Epstein should be listed as a level 3 sex-offender - the highest and most dangerous level.


(CNN) -- An ATM transaction, a grocery store receipt, a GPS device planted by a concerned car dealer and videos -- including one that showed a 22-year-old woman manhandled, knocked to the ground, then forced into a car just blocks from her Philadelphia home. All of it, among other tips and pieces of evidence, added up. And because of that, Carlesha Freeland-Gaither is thankfully back in Philadelphia where she belongs. The 22-year-old nursing assistant was released early Thursday from Maryland's Howard County General Hospital, having been reunited with her family after a harrowing three days. "She's doing about as well as you can expect. Obviously, she's traumatized by the entire event over the past few days, so it's going to take a little time for that to heal. But she's doing well. She's back with her family and she's very, very happy about that," Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey told CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront."
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Carlesha Freeland-Gaither, 22, is "doing about as well as you can expect"
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Delvin Barnes admitted to the abduction, according to a criminal complaint
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He waives extradition to Virginia, where he faces other charges; no bail set
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Freeland-Gaither was found 3 days later in Maryland; Barnes didn't know her

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By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 08:56 EST, 18 December 2012 | UPDATED: 02:54 EST, 19 December 2012 NBC News chief foreign correspondent Richard Engel has revealed how he thought he was going to be led outside and executed by Syrian captors who held him and his production team for five days. The prominent journalist, 39, was entering Syria from Turkey on Thursday with two crew members and their security guard when they were abducted, thrown into the back of a truck and blindfolded. They were taken to an unknown location and kept blindfolded and bound, but on Monday, they were released after a firefight with Syrian rebels at a checkpoint and have now re-entered Turkey.
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Richard Engel and three crew members disappeared on Thursday
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Men reveal how they worked together to get through terrifying ordeal
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They were 'captured by pro-government organisation, the Shabiha, who intended to exchange them with Iranian and Lebanese agents'

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By Sophie Jane Evans Britain's first plastic banknotes are set to enter circulation in March 2015 to mark the 125th anniversary of the Forth Bridge, it has been announced. Two million of the £5 notes will be released by Clydesdale Bank to coincide with the anniversary of the opening of the rail bridge in east Scotland in 1890. The polymer notes are claimed to be more durable than existing currency - and also apparently stay cleaner for longer, are more difficult to counterfeit and are at least 2.5 times longer-lasting. Commemoration: Britain's first plastic banknotes are set to enter circulation in March 2015 to mark the 125th anniversary of the Forth Bridge, it has been announced. Above, Scottish Secretary of State Alistair Carmichael, Cabinet Secretary for Culture Fiona Hyslop (centre), and Clydesdale Bank executive director Debbie Crosbie
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Clydesdale Bank is set to release two million of the £5 notes in March 2015
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Will be introduced in Scotland first - and are likely to enter England in 2016
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Release marks the 125th anniversary of the Forth Bridge in east Scotland
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Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael says he is 'pleased' by bank's plans

Question: 'The introduction of this innovative new banknote featuring the iconic Forth Bridge as a symbol of @placeholder’s engineering heritage and ingenuity is very welcome.


Pictures of Nigel Farage drinking in pubs with mystery women on his arm is part of what makes Britain great, Gordon Brown claimed today as he attacked UKIP for fuelling fears about globalisation. The former Prime Minister mocked Mr Farage’s image as a drinking, womanising populist who fuels fears about globalisation. Mr Brown insisted the rise of UKIP – topping the European elections last month – was not the result of public anger over immigration or Europe, but fears about the ‘juggernaut’ of global change and Britain’s place in the world. Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown warned Labour against thinking the rise of UKIP was the result of anger over immigration or Europe
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Former Prime Minister teases Nigel Farage over his populist image
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Warns against thinking rise of UKIP is result of immigration or Europe

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Philadelphia (CNN) -- Darryl Williams and Benjamin Kline were shivering before the speech even started, their black umbrella no match for the steady rain and brisk Philadelphia wind. Even as water hit their faces, though, they were smiling, excited at the thought of seeing Ron Paul. Williams and Kline are true believers. They are two men who in spite of political reality and weather still come out to support their "ideal candidate." They don't care that many have crowned Mitt Romney the presumptive nominee or that it is now mathematically impossible for Paul to win the Republican nomination before the convention. They just know who they support.
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Ron Paul's supporters are avid, even though his chances now are practically zero now
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Paul has yet to win a state contest and has amassed only an estimated 76 delegates
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Still, supporters believe in the principles and movement he represents

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Student protesters pack the streets. Violence surges. Tear gas billows. Opposition leaders and government officials blame each other for the unrest, and both sides show no sign of backing down. No matter who you believe, it's clear that tensions are running high in Venezuela. The anti-government demonstrations are the biggest threat President Nicolas Maduro has faced since his election last year. And inside and outside the South American country's borders, there's a major question many are asking: Could this be the beginning of the end for Venezuela's socialist government? Searching for truth in Venezuela The situation doesn't look pretty. Inflation topped 56% last year. Crime rates are high. Goods shortages have left store shelves bare.
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Experts say it's too soon to ring the death knell for Hugo Chavez's revolution
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Tensions are running high amid anti-government protests

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- When Rep. Joe Wilson yelled "You lie!" at President Obama, the South Carolina Republican's political team quickly launched an online strategy to capitalize on the incident. Rep. Joe Wilson, R-South Carolina, shouts "You lie!" during President Obama's speech to Congress. Wilson's heated outburst came on the House floor as Obama addressed a joint session of Congress about health care. Within 12 hours, Wilson media consultant Brian Donahue had sketched out a plan that included buying ads on Google, cutting videos on YouTube and using Twitter and Facebook to raise money and counter the congressman's critics. "We knew that influencers and news outlets would want to find out more information about what happened and what Joe Wilson's response was, and they would be looking for this information online," Donahue told CNN. "The events were happening by the minute and by the hour. Online was where we needed to be to respond and provide new information from Congressman Wilson. Traditional print media couldn't keep up with the pace of this issue."
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Republican Rep. Joe Wilson drew fire for yelling "you lie!" at President Obama
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Question: Wilson also used Twitvid, a @placeholder-based video sharing platform, to share information.


(CNN) -- A pop star wife, an estimated annual salary of $46 million and the most iconic player of this generation -- but to those who know the "real" David Beckham, he is just a "normal guy" and a "devoted dad". When Beckham announced his decision to retire from football Thursday, there was one man who had already anticipated such an event. Paul Clement, the assistant manager of Paris Saint-Germain, became a close confidante of his compatriot Beckham following the midfielder's arrival in the French capital last January. Nights in his exclusive suite at Le Bristol hotel were luxurious, but the distance between the 38-year-old and the rest of his family is believed to be one of the key factors in his decision to retire.
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David Beckham found it difficult without wife and children in Paris
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Beckham described as a "devoted dad" by Paris Saint-Germain colleague
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PSG assistant manager Paul Clement pays tribute to midfielder
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Clement says he had a feeling Beckham would retire at end of season

Question: Despite his advancing years, Beckham appeared to be in peak condition, showing a level of fitness which would embarrass some of the younger players in the @placeholder squad.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel has arrested an Iranian-born man, accusing him of spying for Tehran. He was carrying photos of various sites, including the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv, the Israeli government said Sunday. The announcement came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu traveled to the United States to address the United Nations General Assembly and meet with U.S. President Barack Obama. Netanyahu has been outspokenly wary of Iran's apparent efforts to improve relations with the West. "I will tell the truth in the face of the sweet talk and the onslaught of smiles," he said Saturday, in the wake of last week's speech at the U.N. by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani.
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Israel says a man admitted to spying for Iran
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Israel says the man had photos of U.S. Embassy, other sites when he was arrested
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Suspect's attorney says client had no intent to harm Israel

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A sick little girl is being kept alive thanks to her best friend – a dog who carries her oxygen tank on her back. Alida Knobloch’s faithful canine companion Mr Gibbs has been specially trained to shepherd the three-year-old, who breathes though a tube most of the time. He follows her closely as she plays in her family's ten-acre land in Louisville, Georgia, uses the slide or even rides her bike. Scroll down for video Faithful friend:Alida Knobloch, who breathes through a tube, with dog Mr Gibbs who carries her oxygen tank Alida, who was diagnosed with neuroendocrine hyperplasia of infancy (NEHI) when she was just eight months old, is able to breathe without the tube.
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Alida can run and play with dog as he follows her while carrying oxygen
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She can survive briefly if tubes come loose from tank on golden doodle
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Family moved 2,000 miles so she could be with specially-trained animal

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(CNN) -- Research In Motion has a battle on its hands if it is to win back the hearts and minds of the smartphone-buying public. Earnings are down, sales are down, and now the company is battling rumors that it is pulling out of the consumer market altogether. The company's biggest challenge in the coming months is to prove to business and consumers alike, that they have the ability to match the Android, Apple, and even the Microsoft juggernauts that are heading off into the distance with their customers. Thirteen years ago, when I spotted my first BlackBerry in Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris, the American businessman holding the device drew a crowd. At the time we were all amazed and impressed by his ability to check and send emails on the go from a device that fitted in his pocket.
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The BlackBerry maker fights speculation that is pulling out of the consumer market
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Research In Motion has been hit by low earnings and sales amid intense competition
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RIM's challenge is to show that it is still relevant and can still fight its rivals

Question: The latest earnings seem to demonstrate that people no longer tend to buy @placeholder, they have them bought for them by work and by their parents.


(CNN) -- Fighting criticism of his controversial remarks on government dependency, Republican challenger Mitt Romney said Wednesday that he would better help poor and middle class Americans than President Barack Obama. Romney and running mate Rep. Paul Ryan also sought to reshape the campaign narrative less than seven weeks before the November vote by accusing Obama of favoring wealth redistribution -- code for socialism among conservatives -- based on a 1998 video of the president as a state Senate candidate in Illinois. America does not work by government making people dependent on government, Romney told a fundraising event in Atlanta, adding "that will kill the American entrepreneurship that's lifted our economy over the years."
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Obama tells David Letterman a president has to "work for everyone"
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Romney's leaked remarks get more attention on Facebook than his convention address
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Paul Ryan calls Romney's remarks "inarticulate" but insists they make a point

Question: "I think the trick is figuring out how do we structure government systems that pool resources and hence facilitate some redistribution - because I actually believe in some redistribution, at least at a certain level to make sure that everybody's got a shot," @placeholder says in the clip.


By Eleanor Harding PUBLISHED: 06:51 EST, 14 March 2013 | UPDATED: 20:31 EST, 14 March 2013 A salon boss threatened to employ only ‘fat, gay and lesbian’ stylists because he was fed up with staff having babies, a tribunal has heard. In an angry outburst, Andrew Rodgers, 34, accused women of ‘draining resources’ by going on maternity leave, it is claimed. The hairdresser is said to have justified his threat by saying gay people were less likely than straight people to have children. Tribunal: Former salon manager Natasha Bramhall, 26, is claiming sex discrimination and unfair dismissal against Andrew Rodgers's business which operates three hair salons in Sheffield and employs 28 people
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Company director Andrew Rodgers, who is gay, runs Funky Divas chain
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Stylist claimed she had baby in work toilets so Rodgers wouldn't know
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Hairdressers say he was a 'Jekyll and Hyde' character who could erupt

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By Eleanor Crooks, Press Association Patrick Mouratoglou believes Andy Murray is on track to do well at Wimbledon despite the deflating way in which his French Open ended. Murray had impressed on his way to the semi-finals for only the second time at Roland Garros only to suffer his worst ever grand slam defeat at the hands of Rafael Nadal. The Spaniard, who will bid for a ninth title against Novak Djokovic on Sunday, took just an hour and 40 minutes to win 6-3 6-2 6-1, Murray winning only 10 points on Nadal's serve in the match. Deflated: Andy Murray was flattened in straight sets by Rafael Nadal in Friday's French Open semi-final
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Mouratoglou believes Murray is on track to defend his Wimbledon title
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The Scotsman was knocked out of the French Open by Rafael Nadal
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Lost in straight sets to the Spaniard in the semi-final at Roland Garros
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Murray's search for a new coach continues after Ivan Lendl split

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(CNN) -- In his second inaugural address last month, President Barack Obama forcefully articulated a case for confronting the climate crisis. In his State of the Union speech on Tuesday, I encourage him to lay out a plan on it. I realize Congress can be an obstacle. A few years ago, the right and left discussed how best to tackle the climate crisis. Today, it has become an article of faith among some conservatives to ignore science and deny there is a human-made crisis at all. Just last week, Sen. Marco Rubio, the oft-touted 2016 GOP savior who will deliver the Republican response to the State of the Union, falsely claimed there was "reasonable debate" on the issue.
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Van Jones: President Obama should lay out a plan on climate crisis in his SOTU speech
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Jones: Obama should push for a bilateral agreement with China to reduce carbon pollution
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He says the administration should support the EPA to set stronger air pollution standards
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Jones: This president's legacy will be measured by his record on climate

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By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 19:27 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:31 EST, 21 May 2013 Apple has avoided paying billions in income tax by using dummy headquarters abroad, according to a damaging U.S. Senate report, but Ireland has today denied it is to blame. An investigation by a Senate committee said the tech giant sought the 'Holy Grail of tax avoidance' schemes by not declaring tax residency in any country. Irish deputy prime minister Eamon Gilmore today said it was not to blame for Apple Inc's low global tax payments and said they had no special rate with the company.
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Senate subcommittee says Apple skipped $9billion in federal taxes in 2012
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Says five affiliate companies in Cork, Ireland, used to avoid U.S. tax
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Report said: 'Ireland has essentially functioned as a tax haven for Apple'
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But Ireland today denied it had any special rates with Apple
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Sen. Carl Levin said company sought 'Holy Grail' of tax avoidance schemes
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Apple says it 'complies full with both the laws and spirit of the laws'
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CEO Time Cook heading to Washington to defend company's tactics

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Andre Schurrle insists he has no regrets about the forced nature of his departure from Chelsea, claiming he needed to leave Stamford Bridge in order to play regular football again. The Germany international, who has joined Bundesliga side Wolfsburg for a club record fee of £24m, admitted that he wanted to remain with the Premier League leaders but knew he faced an uphill struggle to retain his place. Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho opted to play Oscar, Eden Hazard and Willian as a three just behind central striker Diego Costa, squeezing the German World Cup winner out of contention. Andre Schurrle insists he has no regrets over his Chelsea exit as he prepares for life at Wolfsburg
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Schurrle was officially unveiled as a Wolfsburg player on Wednesday
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German World Cup winner completed £24m move from Chelsea
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He had fallen out of favour at Stamford Bridge this season
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Schurrle insists he has no regrets over manner of Chelsea exit
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Blues sold him to finance purchase of Fiorentina's Juan Cuadrado

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Houston (CNN) -- After seeing Texas Gov. Rick Perry's lackluster performance in debates and accompanying drop in the polls, some pundits conclude it would take a force of nature to save his campaign. Fortunately for Perry, such a force does exist, and her name is Sarah Palin. A dose of Palin power would do much to revitalize Perry's chances to win the Republican presidential nomination. Of course, such a coveted endorsement comes with costs. Rock stars such as Palin don't just walk into campaign headquarters asking to lend a helping hand. Perry must be committed to a careful wooing process and to meeting most of her demands, however diva-esque they may be.
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Sarah Palin's endorsement could save Rick Perry's presidential campaign, Shayne Lee says
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Lee: Palin's endorsement would give the Texan more street cred among tea party constituents
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Palin's presence would also force Perry and Mitt Romney further to the right, Lee says

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Question: From Perry's vantage point, the @placeholder can win the nomination with her support.


Editor's note: Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, the former lieutenant governor of Maryland and daughter of late U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, is a former U.S. deputy assistant attorney general and serves on the board of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. She is a Democrat. Paul Helmke, the former mayor of Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a Republican and president of the Brady Campaign. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend says the bloody Mexican drug war is being fueled by American guns. (CNN) -- America's neighbor to the south is engaged in a bloody war with ruthless drug cartels. It is a war that is threatening to bring down the government of Mexico, is spilling over into neighborhoods in the United States and is fast becoming a serious national security concern.
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Townsend, Helmke: U.S. guns are helping fuel the Mexican drug war
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They say U.S. should close loophole letting guns be sold without background check
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They say Congress should drop limits on federal release of gun data
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Townsend, Helmke: U.S. should strengthen powers of federal firearms agency

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Question: We should heed the call of Mexican officials to help stop the violence there, but we also should heed the call of the vast majority of @placeholder to stop the violence in their communities.


(CNN) -- With 1 billion tourists in 2012, it's little wonder the last 12 months have drummed up some juicy fodder for aviation reporters. London's Olympic Games were a success -- the expected tourism boon not so much. "Dark tourism" (travel to sites of death, disaster or the macabre) became a phrase. And various climatic events conspired to wreak havoc on travel plans across the world. But which were the stories that really stood out to those who are involved in the industry every day? These are the top 10: 10. SAS on its last legs "A new comprehensive plan will pave the way for a new, strong and competitive SAS," read the statement from SAS last month.
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SAS, Iberia among airlines on the brink
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Boeing and Airbus both suffer setbacks and delays
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China expands its aerospace industry ambitions
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Highly-anticipated EADS and BAE Systems merger collapses

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This is the bizarre moment members of the English Defence League gatecrashed a book club to confront Russell Brand only to find readers were merely discussing his latest work. A gang of around 15 EDL supporters stormed the event at a Newcastle bar after being wrongly tipped off that the comedian would be there. Instead the men, believed to be from EDL groups across the North East, found Bar Loco filled with readers who had gathered to speak about Brand's book Revolution - but disrupted the meeting regardless, bursting into Islamophobic chants. Scroll down for video This is the bizarre moment members of the English Defence League gatecrashed a book club to confront Russell Brand only to find members were merely discussing his latest work
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Gang of 15 men stormed the book club meeting at a Newcastle bar
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Readers had gathered to discuss Russell Brand's book Revolution
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EDL members had been wrongly tipped-off that comedian would be there
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They disrupted meeting anyway, singing Islamophobic chants
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Supporters then announced 'and now we're going for a curry'
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Organiser says they gatecrashed event after their meeting was disrupted
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They knew 'left wing activists' would be at the pub, he says

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The Sweet Chariot thunders on. England recovered from a false start at Twickenham and the early loss of full-back Mike Brown to maintain their RBS Six Nations title quest with a resounding win. Stuart Lancaster’s national team were behind for the first quarter of this match, as they struggled to generate the level of intensity shown during their seismic triumph in Cardiff eight days earlier. But when they needed inspiration, it was delivered in stunning fashion by Jonathan Joseph. Following his try-scoring heroics at the Millennium Stadium, the on-song Bath centre illuminated proceedings on his first start in a home Test. The 23-year-old scored twice – either side of half-time – as England made light of their initial problems to cut loose. Both his tries were acts of attacking genius, showcasing the pace and footwork which have drawn increasing comparisons with Jeremy Guscott, who was watching on from a TV studio.
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England beat Italy 47-10 at Twickenham as Stuart Lancaster's side kept up winning record in Six Nations
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The visitors took a surprise early lead when Sergio Parisse touched down after just four minutes
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There was a long break in play as Mike Brown received treatment before leaving on a stretcher after a hard hit
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Brown collided with Italy centre Andrea Masi and appeared to be knocked out following the collision
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Billy Vunipola and Jonathan Joseph touched down in quick succession after a George Ford penalty
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Ford kicked over the first points of the second half before Luca Morisi touched down for Italy's second try
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Ben Youngs, Joseph and Danny Cipriani, and Nick Easter added further tries for England as they ran out comfortable winners
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Morisi muscled his way over in the right corner to add a late consolation try for the Azzurri

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By Meghan Keneally New York City mayor Bill de Blasio's wife has told how being a mother did not come naturally to her when she first had children. Chirlane McCray has made a startlingly honest confession about how she had trouble adapting when her daughter Chiara was born 19 years ago. 'The truth is, I could not spend every day with her. I didn’t want to do that. I looked for all kinds of reason not to do it,' she told New York Magazine. Opening up: Chirlane McCray has described how, as someone who had worked since she was 14-years-old, she found it difficult to give up when she had her first child at the age of 40
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Chirlane McCray told how it took her a while to adjust to not working and raising her children instead
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'It took a long time for me to get into "I'm taking care of kids" and what that means,' she said in a new interview

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Paris (CNN)A picture of French journalists on the roof of Charlie Hebdo's offices sounded the first alarm. They had taken shelter from three armed men who had just opened fire against their colleagues during the weekly satirical newspaper's editorial committee. Events unfolded very rapidly from then on. French President François Hollande was very quick on the scene, the terrorist nature of the events was confirmed almost immediately and so was the shocking number of casualties: 12 dead and 11 injured, some critically. The operation appeared to have been prepared in a military style with weapons of war. What can cartoonists with their pen and paper do against killers with automatic weapons?
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Gunmen attacked the office of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris Wednesday
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Agnes Poirier writes that the names of four cartoonists killed were known to millions
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Their deaths left people in tears and unable to speak, Poirier writes

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ROME, Italy (CNN) -- Officials monitoring the River Tiber in Rome fear it could break its banks as early as Friday evening after a spate of bad weather in Italy -- but do not expect major flooding. A rescue boat patrols the swollen River Tiber in central Rome early Friday. Guido Bertolaso, the head of the Italian Civil Protection Department said that there is a 20 to 30 percent chance the river could break its banks and cause disruption in some neighborhoods in northern Rome, but not in the historic city center. Two people have died in weather-related incidents elsewhere in Italy.
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NEW: Official: 20 - 30 percent chance that the River Tiber could overflow its banks
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Italy has been hit by a wave of bad weather that has claimed two lives
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One woman died near Rome when her car was submerged by a wave of water
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Body of a second victim was found in Calabria region after a bridge collapsed

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At least 10 people have been injured by piranhas in the same Argentine river where a similar attack by the carnivorous fish occurred last month. The vicious creatures, known as palometas, have been attacking bathers since Thursday at the Parana River in Rosario, which is 186 miles north-east of Buenos Aires. Seventy people were bitten by the shoal of meat-eating fish in late December as they attempted to cool off from the unusually high summer temperatures. Vicious: A shoal of sharp-toothed palometas have been blamed for recent attacks on swimmers in Argentina During that attack, a seven-year-old girl lost part of a finger, while other swimmers suffered deep cuts to their ankles, fingers and hands.
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Attack occurred in same Argentine river where 70 were injured last month
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Vicious, sharp-toothed creatures known as palometas, a species of piranha
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Experts say hot weather and lower number of predators could be to blame

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Jerusalem (CNN) -- In a move likely to further strain relations between the United States and Israel, the municipality of Jerusalem has given final approval for a controversial Israeli housing project in the heart of a Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem. Approval of the project paves the way for construction of 20 apartments being developed by American millionaire Irving Moskowitz on land that he purchased in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood. Moskowitz, an avid supporter of Jewish building in East Jerusalem, purchased the land in 1985. To make way for the new housing units the historic Shepherd Hotel which was built in the 1930s by a prominent Palestinian family would be torn down.
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Controversial Israeli housing project approved in Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem
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Move likely to further strain relations between United States and Israel
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Obama and Netanyahu met Wednesday in Washington to discuss Israel's housing plans
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U.S.-Israeli relations hit rough patch after row over future building in East Jerusalem

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Washington (CNN) -- Is this week's anti-American chaos in the Arab world going to be President Barack Obama's Jimmy Carter moment or Republican challenger Mitt Romney's John McCain moment? The unrest so far in Libya, Egypt and Yemen -- embassies attacked, an American ambassador killed, spreading protests -- evokes memories of another U.S. crisis more than 30 years ago. In 1979, Iranians celebrating their revolution invaded the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and took 52 Americans hostage to launch a crisis that helped doom Carter's re-election bid a year later. Romney and some conservative backers seek to draw parallels between the Carter and Obama presidencies, hoping to weaken what has been a major advantage for Obama on foreign policy and cement in voters' minds that he doesn't deserve a second term.
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Mitt Romney seeks to draw parallels between presidents Obama and Carter
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Some Republicans say Romney blundered in his attack on Obama
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Polls show voters favor Obama on foreign policy issues

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It may not have made the final cut of Hollywood's history, but a film historian says major American film studios collaborated with Nazi Germany in the lead up to the Second World War. From investing in German rearmament to editing out references to crimes being committed against Jews, studios including MGM, Paramount and 20th Century Fox failed to stand up to Hitler, Ben Urwand claims. 'I want to bring out a hidden episode in Hollywood history and an episode that has not been reported accurately,' the Harvard scholar said. Cancelled: A movie adaptation of the political novel and theater show It Can't Happen Here was dropped
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Ben Urwand says film industry failed to stand up to censorship
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MGM invested in German rearmament to get around export restrictions
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Movies could have exposed atrocities, Harvard scholar believes

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Kabul (CNN) -- International forces in Afghanistan are investigating reports that civilians were killed in air strikes in the eastern province of Nangarhar, a spokesman for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force said Saturday. The strikes Friday in Behsud District targeted five enemy combatants but an initial investigation did not confirm any casualties, Tech. Sgt. Peter Dean said. A spokesman for the governor of Nangarhar province said at least five people were killed following a NATO airstrike late Friday in Jalalabad. The victims were sitting outside in their garden enjoying some relief from the heat when a helicopter came overhead and killed all five of them, spokesman Ahmed Zia Abdulzai said.
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NATO-led forces investigate reports of civilian casualties in airstrikes in Nangahar
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An initial investigation has not confirmed any casualties, an ISAF spokesman says
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A spokesman for the Nangarhar provincial governor says at least 5 people were killed

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By Laura Collins In Billings, Montana and James Nye PUBLISHED: 23:46 EST, 25 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:02 EST, 26 September 2013 Rapist: This Sept. 12, 2013 file photo released by the Montana State Prison shows Stacey Rambold, a 54-year-old teacher who is serving a 30-day sentence in prison for raping a former student who later killed herself Stacey Rambold, 48, the man sentenced to just 30-days behind bars even after admitting raping a 14-year-old girl will walk free from prison today after completing his controversially short sentence. His lenient punishment for the 2007 rape of Cherice Moralez, who killed herself three-years later, was handed down to him by District Judge Todd Baugh and the comments made by Baugh about Moralez sparked national outrage.
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Montana teacher Stacey Rambold, 48, was sentenced to 30 days in prison for raping a 14-year-old girl last month
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Rambold admitted to raping the vulnerable teenager on several occasions in 2007 in his marital home, car and office
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Judge Baugh gave Rambold just 30 days in jail instead of maximum of life because Rambold had 'suffered enough' and young Cherry was 'in control'
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Protests held and nationwide petition calling for judge's removal has 10,000 signatures
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Cherice shot herself in her mother's bed when it became too much to bear

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By Katy Winter The world's tallest model, Amazon Eve, has finally found love - and her Mr Right is only four inches shorter than her. The 34-year-old beauty stands at a lofty 6ft 8in and completely dwarfs most men she meets. But now the towering brunette from Turlock, California is in a relationship and is enjoying barely having to stoop to kiss her new man. Scroll down for video Amazon Eve and her boyfriend Dennis Hargrove draw looks when they step out together as they tower above most passers by Always tall, by the age of 14 Amazon Eve was already 5ft 9, she towered over her classmates and teachers, but the small height difference between her and her new love means she no longer has to tower over men
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Amazon Eve, or Erika Ervin, is 6ft 8 and worried she would never find love
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Met boyfriend Dennis, in his 60s, who's 6ft 4in when he was her accountant
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By the age of 14 already 5ft 9, she towered over her classmates
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Says shorter men saw her as a mother figure, and found dating hard

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By Larisa Brown PUBLISHED: 04:17 EST, 16 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:45 EST, 16 August 2012 A health boss played an innuendo-laden game of scrabble with a newly qualified nurse as he waged a campaign of harassment, a tribunal has heard. Peter King is accused of bombarding the nurse with text messages and making lewd remarks. The senior manager of a community mental health in Swindon, Wilts, is also accused of using sexually suggestive words during a game of online Scrabble on Facebook. The senior manager pressured the nurse into adding him as a friend on Facebook then sent her saucy messages while they played Scrabble
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Health manager 'used sexually suggestive words' during online game
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Peter King 'told her she was 'f*******' in a bid to get her into bed', tribunal heard
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King was already on final warning for harassing student nurses

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By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 07:22 EST, 15 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:21 EST, 15 January 2014 A couple who appeared on ITV's This Morning to discuss the fact they drink their own urine have become the subject of a Twitter backlash from horrified viewers. Bex Long and John Dixon say their own home brewed elixir has banished symptoms of depression, made their eyes brighter and their skin clearer. The couple, who have been dating for two years, told an aghast Holly Willoughby and Dermot O'Leary on ITV's This Morning that their urine was so potent it was 'like an energy drink'.
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Bex Long and John Dixon have been together for two years
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Couple appeared on show to discuss the health benefits of drinking urine
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They say urine has has banished symptoms of depression, made their eyes brighter and their skin clearer - and they have no plans to stop
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But viewers took to Twitter to complain the piece was 'too much' for morning TV, after Willoughby asked if they drank the liquid 'warm or chilled'
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Some described the segment - aired at 10.50am - as 'stomach churning'

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Madrid, Spain (CNN) -- The family of an American college student who has been missing for more than a week in Madrid has hired private investigators from California to help search for him, the student's father told CNN on Monday. A small team of investigators from the Halo Corp. is due to arrive in Madrid on Tuesday to search for the San Diego State University student, Austin Taylor Bice, who went missing after a night out with friends, said his father, Larry Bice. Halo's website says it is a San Diego-based company "founded by former special operations and intelligence personnel."
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Missing-person posters appearing in Madrid and on Spanish media
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Austin Taylor Bice, 22, was last seen outside a Madrid disco February 26
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Bice's father has come from the U.S. and says he plans to stay "as long as I need to"

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Question: The posters list two phone numbers -- a friend's cell phone and a police office line -- but the elder Bice said new posters will go up listing two national emergency phone numbers in @placeholder.


Tokyo, Japan (CNN) -- Toyota's president apologized profusely Tuesday as he announced the global recall of more than 400,000 of the automaker's 2010 hybrid models, including the popular Prius, for problems in their anti-lock braking systems. "We do apologize for the inconvenience and concerns we've given to the customers," President Akio Toyoda said in making the recall announcement from the automaker's headquarters in Tokyo. "Quality is our lifeline for Toyota." The company will work to recover its customers' trust, Toyoda said. The automaker filed recall papers early Tuesday afternoon with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. Recall papers will be filed in the United States sometime Tuesday.
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Toyota will recall more than 400,000 hybrid vehicles worldwide for brake problems
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This latest recall will include the Toyota Prius and Sai, along with the Lexus HS250h
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More than 8 million Toyota cars have been recalled globally due to accelerator problems

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