A head chef for P&O Ferries died of a heart attack after he was 'mummified' in clingfilm and plastic sheeting during a sex game with 'two men he met online', a court heard. Alun Williams, 47, was unable to regulate his body temperature after being wrapped in clingfilm and plastic and suffered dehydration which eventually led to a heart attack, a jury at Canterbury Crown Court was told today. The chef, who lived with his girlfriend in Shepherdswell, Kent, had an interest in bondage and mummification and would meet men online for sex, the trial heard. Richard Bowler, 35, (left) and David Connor, 23, both from Canterbury, Kent, (pictured outside court today) are charged with unlawfully killing Alun Williams, who was wrapped in plastic and clingfilm at a flat in Dover
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Alun Williams, 47, found dead at Kent flat 'after being wrapped in clingfilm'
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Richard Bowler and David Connor charged with unlawfully killing P&O chef
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Court heard Mr Williams died from a heart attack after being 'mummified'
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His death occurred following a 'sex game between the men', court heard
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Pair both deny charges and the trial is expected to last until December 22

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Whisper any mention of Medinah. Forget any notion of Brookline. Only a miracle or a meltdown on the scale of those occasions in 2012 and 1999 can stop Europe now. Captain Paul McGinley’s team repelled everything the visitors threw at them during a magnificent US fightback in the morning to win the afternoon foursomes 3½-½ and move to the brink of victory . A four-point lead — the same as the US held at Medinah and Europe had at Brookline — heading into Sunday's singles is a scenario McGinley could only have dreamed about on Thursday. Europe had won only two of the previous 11 series in foursomes and fourballs.
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Europe take a 10-6 lead over the United States into the final day of the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles
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The hosts take a lead that is the same margin held by the US in 2012 when Europe won the 'Miracle at Medinah'
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Martin Kaymer and Justin Rose halved their match US young guns Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed
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Sergio Garcia and Rory McIlroy defeated Jim Furyk and Hunter Mahan 3&2
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Europe's Victor Dubuisson and Graeme McDowell dominated  Jimmy Walker and Rickie Fowler 5&4
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Ian Poulter was given the afternoon off after a sensational performance in his halved morning match

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(CNN)He was an acclaimed film director. She, a 13-year-old girl, working on a modeling job in California. The decision by Roman Polanski to have sex with Samantha Geimer was one that continues to dog him nearly four decades later. "It was 1977 and I had a modeling job with Roman and at the very end of that he took advantage of me and made me have sex with him," Geimer said. At the time, Polanski pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful sex with a minor. But the filmmaker fled the United States before he could be sentenced. Now, after a Polish prosecutor last month asked a regional court in Krakow to consider whether to extradite him to the United States, his case is being heard by a court there.
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Court is adjourned until April, delay partly due to documents that need to be translated
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Roman Polanski gives evidence at his extradition hearing in Krakow, Poland
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He is wanted for sentencing in the United States for having sex with a minor in the 1970s

Question: In October: @placeholder authorities interview Roman Polanski, decline to arrest him


Washington (CNN) -- After progress earlier this week in fiscal cliff negotiations, President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner butted heads Wednesday, setting the stage for a showdown as the deadline looms for an agreement. The negotiations had focused on a $2 trillion package of new revenue, spending cuts and entitlement changes the two sides have shaped into a broad deficit reduction plan. Boehner on Tuesday proposed a "plan B," which would extend Bush-era tax cuts on income of up to $1 million. He described it as a fallback option to prevent a sweeping tax hike while negotiations continue on a broader plan.
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White House threatens to veto Boehner's "plan B"
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President Obama suggests Republicans are fixated on besting him personally
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Speaker Boehner says the House will pass his fallback tax plan Thursday
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Without a deal, everyone's taxes go up in the new year

Question: His comments at a @placeholder news conference came less than two weeks before the end of the year, when the nation's taxpayers would face automatic tax increases and deep spending cuts if no agreement is reached.


(CNN)The HIV/AIDS epidemic might not make as many headlines as it used to, but it continues to infect tens of thousands in our country each year. And, unfortunately, some groups in the United States are being affected at the kinds of rates you would expect to see in hard-hit developing countries. National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, being marked Saturday, is a good moment to reignite the conversation over a crisis that should have ended years ago. Despite representing only 13% of the U.S. population, African-Americans account for nearly half of all new HIV infections each year. True, the impact of HIV varies across the black community -- HIV infection rates have declined among injection drug users, black women, and black infants born to seropositive mothers. And new HIV infections among black heterosexual men are stable.
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Saturday is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day in the United States
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Greg Millett:  African Americans account for nearly half of all new HIV infections each year

Question: And finally, we can do more to ensure proper access to health care for millions of @placeholder living in poverty and deliver essential care to people with HIV, and help prevent its spread.


Atlanta (CNN) -- Six astronauts lie motionless in a row of compartments with medical monitoring cables connected to their bodies, as their space ship cuts through the silent blackness that separates Earth from Mars. They're sound asleep and will be for the extent of their six-month trip, having been placed in an artificially induced state of hibernation called torpor. This is the way a NASA-funded study sees space explorers traveling to Mars -- unconscious, with their metabolism switched into slow motion. Sending astronauts that far into space would be too challenging, costly and grueling without it, says space engineer John Bradford, whose Atlanta-based company SpaceWorks wrote the study for NASA.
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A study done for NASA foresees astronauts being unconscious for Mars travel
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It would use a medical method called therapeutic hypothermia
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It is usually used to save trauma patients by inducing torpor, a type of hibernation
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The study says it would be better for the astronauts and deeply cut costs

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The suspected Los Angeles International Airport gunman walked up to a security checkpoint, shot a TSA officer "at point-blank range," went up an escalator, then came back down to shoot his victim again, a federal prosecutor said Saturday. That TSA officer, Gerardo Hernandez, died of his wounds. The man who shot him, authorities say, is 23-year-old Paul Anthony Ciancia. A federal complaint was filed Saturday afternoon charging Ciancia with two felony offenses -- murder of a federal officer and commission of violence in an international airport, said U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte Jr.. If convicted, Ciancia would face life in prison without parole or the death penalty, according to the federal prosecutor. The U.S. attorney general would decide if a death sentence would be sought.
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NEW: Prosecutor: The suspect shot TSA officer, went away, came back, shot officer again
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He wrote that he wanted to "instill fear" in TSA employees, FBI official says
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FBI: 5 people total were shot, including 3 TSA officers and a civilian
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The suspect is "unresponsive," hasn't answered questions, FBI official adds

Question: In his diatribe, the gunman claimed the TSA treats @placeholder like terrorists even though all people aren't equally dangerous, a U.S. law enforcement official said.

Question: @placeholder's family became concerned in recent days after he sent his brother and father "angry, rambling" texts venting about the government, living in Los Angeles and his unhappiness generally, an intelligence source said.


(CNN) -- This week's announcement that Yahoo is hiring away Google executive Marissa Mayer as its latest CEO has been met by both Wall Street and the tech industry with yawns or worse. Yawners cite the fact that Yahoo -- by all measures, a company that has been in decline for some time -- has hired five CEOs in as many years. The fanfare with which they are brought in is matched only by the size of the failure they leave in their wake. Those who are excited about the new appointment seem to care less about what it means for Yahoo or the Internet than the fact that Mayer is a woman, pregnant, and a former girlfriend of Google chief Larry Page.
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Yahoo has hired away Google executive Marissa Mayer as its new CEO
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Douglas Rushkoff: Mayer could breathe life into Yahoo and the World Wide Web
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He says the Web has gone out of favor in Silicon Valley, where "social" is the only mantra
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Rushkoff: Yahoo is poised to become the dominant player again

Question: In doing so, however, Google is leaving the Web open for @placeholder to reclaim.

Question: In spite of all this, however, @placeholder was able to overtake Yahoo's Web presence -- largely due to the proliferation of Google apps and the overwhelming popularity of its Web search tool.


By Simon Tomlinson and Matthew Blake Russia and Ukraine inched closer to war  yesterday after ‘many’ pro-Moscow separatists were killed during a major military offensive to seize back a rebel-held city. As fighting flared in the east of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin said the operation had ‘destroyed’ any hopes of peace. The Kremlin said Kiev’s decision to deploy the army against its own people was a ‘catastrophe’ and called for an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council. Scroll down for video As the fighting worsened, dozens of people had to be evacuated from a burning building in the Southern Port City of Odessa
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Day of intense fighting as army attempts to take back seized city Slaviansk
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Ukraine acting president said: 'Criminals received big losses during the operation: many were killed, wounded and arrested'
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Two helicopters shot down over Slaviansk, which was overrun by rebels
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One shot down by missile - killing its pilot and a serviceman - while the other forced to land under heavy attack
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Ukraine army arrested four suspected of bringing down helicopters
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Suspects heads covered in black bags and hands tied behind back
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Putin says the offensive 'effectively destroyed the last hope' of peace deal
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Phillip Hammond arrives in Lithuania to meet troops and Typhoon jets
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Meanwhile Russia deploys attack helicopters to borders with Baltic states
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Around 300 pro-Kremlin activists storm prosecutor's office in Donetsk
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Guard of 100 police officers attacked with rocks and Molotov cocktails
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Ukraine’s acting president Oleksandr Turchynov said the militants suffered ‘heavy losses’ in the anti-terror operation;
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Separatists shot down two army helicopters with missiles, killing both pilots;
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Women and children stood in front of Ukrainian tanks in protest at the offensive;
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Moscow said ‘English-speaking’ mercenaries were deployed against pro-Russian forces, claiming this proved US involvement in the mission;
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Military sources said Russia had deployed military helicopters to its border with Latvia and Estonia.

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Question: Armed guard: A Ukrainian soldier looks on at a @placeholder checkpoint near the eastern town of Slaviansk - a city that has become the focus of the insurgency


A fixture where legends emerge and reputations fall, Manchester United against Liverpool intensifies personal duels and leaves performances lasting the memories. Here, Sportsmail highlights ten heroes from past encounters. Eric Cantona In exile for nine months over his kung-fu kick, the King returned to Old Trafford on October 1, 1995 for the visit of Liverpool. A sea of flags waved like the Last Night of the Proms – tricolore rather than Union – as the Frenchman stepped out collar up. He set up Nicky Butt’s opening goal, then converted a penalty to steal a point and produce that celebration round the pole. At the end of the season he did it again, winning United the FA Cup with a late volley that defied physics.
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Manchester United face Liverpool at Old Trafford on Sunday afternoon
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It is one of the biggest fixtures in English football, where heroes are made
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For United, Eric Cantona scored the winner in the 1996 FA Cup final
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Dimitar Berbatov scored a famous hat-trick in 2010 thriller
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Diego Forlan and John O'Shea have both scored winners at Anfield
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For Liverpool, Steven Gerrard has a habit of scoring at Old Trafford
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Fernando Torres tormented Nemanja Vidic during 4-1 win
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Danny Murphy scored winners at United two seasons running

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Question: A favourite with @placeholder fans for his work-rate and calmness from the spot, he cemented his status with a hat-trick against the old enemies in March 2011.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:43 EST, 7 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:53 EST, 8 March 2013 Released: The couple were identified as Andy Wells, the 51-year-old head of the local subsidiary of Exxon Mobil and his wife Caroline A British oil executive and his wife were kidnapped as they drove through a remote area of Egypt. Andy Wells, chairman of ExxonMobil for the country, was driving with his wife Caroline, 48, from their Cairo home towards Sharm el Sheikh, through the increasingly lawless Sinai region. As they stopped at a bureau de change in the town of Ras Sidr, the couple were held by two masked gunmen.
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Andy Wells, 51, and wife Caroline, 48, abducted at bureau de change
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Taken to mountains as police negotiated with Bedouin tribesman
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Released hours later after agreement to free relative held on arms charge
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Latest in number of kidnappings by Bedouin in Sinai area of Egypt

Question: Although many UK tour operators have @placeholder programmes, trips including Cairo are rare.


(CNN) -- What a difference a slam makes as Sabine Lisicki again found to her cost Friday at the U.S. Open. On the green grass of Wimbledon the popular 23-year-old German swept aside No.1 Serena Williams on the way to the women's singles final where she lost to Marion Bartoli. Fast forward to the final major of the season on the hard courts of Flushing Meadows and 16th seed Lisicki made a tame third round exit to Russian Ekaterina Makarova, while Bartoli has retired and is reporting the tournament for a television company. Lisicki's career was place on hold after a nasty fall at the 2009 U.S. Open which saw her depart the court in a wheelchair and with a severe injury to her ankle.
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Sabine Lisicki exits U.S .Open to Ekaterina Makarova
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Wimbledon finalist beaten in straight sets in last 32 clash
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Li Na of China avenges 2012 defeat to Laura Robson
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Top seed Novak Djokovic eases into men's third round

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(CNN) -- Florida is the traditional tie-breaking primary in the January gantlet -- but there's very little that's traditional about the Sunshine State. It is a sprawling cross section of 10 media markets and one of the most diverse states in the nation, containing communities of voters across the political spectrum. But we talk about politics in shorthand, and many stereotypes endure long after they are bypassed by reality. So here are three stubborn myths about the Sunshine State to think about as Floridians go the polls on Tuesday. 1) It's senior-citizen central: This stereotype started in the post-war boom, as legions of grandparents sought out the warmth of Florida to ease their aching bones. The state came to be seen as a land of early-bird specials, bad drivers and retirement communities punctuated by amusement parks -- "God's waiting room." But in the 1980s, young families began to move into Florida en masse, following economic opportunity and now-ubiquitous air-conditioning.
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John Avlon: Florida is not one-dimensional; it contains left, right and center voters
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Avlon: It's not "God's waiting room"; Only 17% of residents are seniors, 22% are under 18
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Cuban-Americans, usually conservative, are only 30% of the Hispanic population, he says
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Avlon: State has aspects of Latin America, Caribbean, deep South, young, old, rich, poor

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(CNN) -- Sen. John McCain announced Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as his vice presidential candidate Friday, calling her "the running mate who can best help me shake up Washington." "She's exactly who this country needs to help me fight the same old Washington politics of me first and country second," the presumptive Republican nominee said at a Dayton, Ohio, rally of about 15,000 supporters, who welcomed the surprise pick of the relatively unknown politician with cheers and flags. "She's got the grit, integrity, good sense and fierce devotion to the common good that is exactly what we need in Washington today," McCain said.
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Sen. John McCain praises Gov. Sarah Palin's "grit, integrity, good sense"
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Palin, 44, has been governor of Alaska since 2006
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Before becoming governor, Palin was mayor and council member of a small town
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Palin known for backing tough ethical standards, focus on energy, natural resources

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Neymar perhaps lucky to just get yellow. He looks for the opportunity but has an open hand so there is no power in the contact with Luka Modric. He’s not endangering his opponent and so a yellow card is a sensible decision by the referee. Croatia manager Niko Kovac blasted referee Yuichi Nishimura for his poor performance during the opening match of the 2014 World Cup. The Japanese official had a night to forget, allowing Neymar to stay on the pitch following a cynical elbow on Luka Modric in the first-half, before awarding the tournament hosts a soft penalty and disallowing what looked like a legitimate equaliser by Croatia.
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Brazil's poster boy clashed with Luka Modric in Sao Paulo opener
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The Barcelona player appeared to elbow the Real Madrid man in first-half
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Japanese referee Yuichi Nishimura brandished yellow to relief of host nation
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Fred earned Brazil a soft penalty which Neymar scored to give Brazil lead
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Nishimura ruled out a late Croatia goal for a foul on Julio Cesar by Ivica Olic

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By Harriet Arkell Doctors, dentists, nurses and midwives who can't speak English well enough may be struck off under new draft legislation published today. Health regulators in charge of the UK's 1.4million health workers will for the first time be given powers to bar professionals simply because their command of the English language is considered so poor as to 'impair their fitness to practise'. The Law Commission's new draft Bill covers nine bodies ranging from the General Medical Council (GMC) to the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) and the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). Social workers in England will also be covered.
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Law Commission publishes draft Bill for health and social care regulation
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Covers 1.4million professionals working in 32 health professions in the UK
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Doctors, nurses, opticians, pharmacists, dentists among those covered
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They will all be governed by the same regulation for the first time
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Regulators will be able to strike them off if their English isn't good enough
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In 2008, David Gray died when German GP Daniel Ubani gave him overdose
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Regulators will also be able to reconsider cases closed following a mistake

Question: German doctor Daniel Ubani, pictured, gave an @placeholder patient a massive and fatal dose of diamorphine after confusing two drugs


By Harry Mount PUBLISHED: 19:43 EST, 7 January 2014 | UPDATED: 06:33 EST, 8 January 2014 Daily Mail feature writer Harry Mount emulates P.G.Wodehouse by throwing letters out of his window in the hope that passers-by would drop them in the post box To find the most trustworthy people in Britain, head for Cornwall and Wales. So I’ve discovered, after carrying out an experiment invented by P.G. Wodehouse a century ago. I left 20 stamped envelopes addressed to my North London flat across the country — on pub tables, in cathedrals and beneath town hall porches — to see if anyone would post them.
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Harry Mount left 20 envelopes addressed to his flat across country
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Only one region tested had a 100 per cent success record... Wales
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He was carrying out experiment invented by P.G. Wodehouse century ago
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Writer never posted letters, instead he flung them out of the window
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He was so assured of the good character of British he trusted them to do it
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How England Made The English by Harry Mount(Penguin, £9.99).

Question: Extending the @placeholder experiment around the country, Harry reported more disappointing results.


(CNN) -- "The Searchers" may be the greatest movie Western, and that reputation has only grown since its 1956 premiere. It boasted three major reasons for its stellar reputation: actor John Wayne, director John Ford and the spectacular location shooting in Monument Valley, Arizona. But perhaps the key ingredient to its success lies in the foundation of all creative endeavors: the story. "The Searchers" is a mix of truth and legend, obsession and violence -- played out on the rim of a growing nation. A young white girl is abducted by warring Indians and assimilated into the tribe, while a vengeful uncle launches a years-long quest to find her. Modern directors like Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg and George Lucas have sung the film's praises and borrowed its themes of racial hatred, obsession and redemption.
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Glenn Frankel's new book reveals the true story behind the film "The Searchers"
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The author chronicles the life of the young girl at the center of the tale, Cynthia Ann Parker
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The classic John Wayne Western has inspired modern directors like Scorsese, Spielberg, Lucas

Question: By the early 1950s, the @placeholder had become a deeply embedded film genre.


(CNN) -- Manchester United finally lost patience with manager David Moyes Tuesday after a disastrous first season in charge of the English Premier League champions. "Manchester United announces that David Moyes has left the club," said the English Premier League team in a statement on the club's official Twitter feed. "The club would like to place on record its thanks for the hard work, honesty and integrity he brought to the role." Moyes succeeded Alex Ferguson last May but has overseen a lackluster campaign, with the club lying seventh in the table having amassed 57 points from 34 games. United slipped to an 11th league defeat this season against the Scot's former club Everton at Goodison Park on Sunday -- a result that finally ended any mathematical chance of participating in next season's Champions League.
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David Moyes is dismissed after less than a year in charge of English league titleholder
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The Scot was personally endorsed by outgoing manager Alex Ferguson
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Moyes' United slipped to 11th league defeat against his former club Everton on Sunday
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United will not feature in European Champions League for first time since 1995

Question: There is no question he has all the qualities we expect of a manager at this club," @placeholder said of his compatriot.


Dark past: Delvin Barnes, 37, is accused of kidnapping, raping and setting alight a teenage girl in Virginia a month before allegedly abducting a 22-year-old woman in Philadelphia Nearly a month to the day before career criminal Delvin Barnes allegedly abducted a 22-year-old nursing student in Philadelphia, police say he kidnapped, raped and burned a 16-year-old girl in Virginia. The 37-year-old man is now expected to face federal charges in the November 2 abduction, but first he will be extradited to Virginia in connection to the October 1 kidnapping in Richmond. Barnes was captured Wednesday in Jessup, Maryland, three days after surveillance cameras caught him shoving Carlesha Freeland-Gaither into the backseat of his Ford Taurus sedan in the Germantown section of Philadelphia.
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Delvin Barnes, 37, charged with attempted capital murder in connection to October 1 kidnapping in Richmond, Virginia
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Two days later, victim stumbled out of the woods naked, bleeding and burned, telling police Barnes hit her with a shovel and put her in his trunk
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The teen claimed Barnes doused her with bleach and gasoline, burned her clothes, dug a hole in backyard and asked her how she wanted to die
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In 2005, Barnes, a minister's son, was arrested for holding his estranged wife captive, beating her and forcing her to have sex with him
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Barnes was arrested Wednesday in Jessup, Maryland, three days after he allegedly kidnapped Carlesha Freeland-Gaither, 22, in Philadelphia
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FBI tracked him down thanks to GPS device that had been placed in his used Ford Taurus by car dealer in case it had to be repossessed

Question: @placeholder had been seen on surveillance video being grabbed by a man and pulled toward a car Sunday night as she struggled to get away.

Question: '@placeholder is a very resilient and tough young woman,' Philadelphia police Inspector James Kelly said.


By Darren Boyle Jack the Labrador refused to leave the front door of his home in Melton Mowbray with owner Judy Huddleston because he was afraid of open spaces A dog with an irrational fear of the outside which was so bad he didn’t leave his home for a year has finally been on his first walk. Eighteen-month-old chocolate Labrador Jack was terrified of going outside and was so scared he would physically shake, cry and even play dead to avoid leaving his house. But thanks to a dog psychologist, Jack has managed to overcome his fear and has finally been able to go on his first walk.
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Jack the Lab refused to leave the house as he was afraid of open spaces
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Owner Judy Huddleston tried 'every trick in the book' to coax Jack outside
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Dog-whisperer Lynne Marshall coaxed Jack outside with lumps of cheese
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Now the 18-month-old Labrador enjoys visiting the park after his treatment

Question: Through a combination of dog psychology and careful coaxing, @placeholder managed to help Jack break through his phobia, and after just an hour he was bounding around outside for the first time in his life.


By Sara Malm Welsh rugby player Ian Gough has been found guilty of assaulting his ex-partner, just days after she got engaged to former pop star Dane Bowers. The 37-year-old attacked Sophia Cahill, 30, as he dropped off their young son outside the home she shares with Mr Bowers in south London earlier this year. The international rugby star, who is 6ft 5in and weighs nearly 19 stone, was said to have ‘manhandled and shoved’ the mother of his two children, after arriving an hour late to leave the youngest in her and Mr Bowers' care. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sophie Cahill in TV promo
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Ian Gough, 37, guilty of assaulting his ex-girlfriend Sophia Cahill
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The former Miss Wales had just gotten engaged to Dane Bowers
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Assault took place at home Ms Cahill, 30, shares with Mr Bowers
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Gough was dropping off their son when he 'shoved' Ms Cahill

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:10 EST, 18 April 2013 | UPDATED: 17:45 EST, 18 April 2013 President Obama has visited the bedside of dozens of Boston Marathon bombing victims, including Karen Rand - who lost her best friend in the horrific blasts. After attending the interfaith service in Boston on Thursday morning, he visited with hospitalized victims still recovering from the devastating twin blasts. Miss Rand was one of them. She was waiting near the finish line with her best friend Krystle Campbell to cheer on Karen's boyfriend when the first explosion hit. Scroll down for video Emotional visit: President Obama visited the bedside of Karen Rand- who lost her best friend Krystle Campbell in the Boston Marathon blasts - on Thursday
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President visits Karen Rand, who was injured as she cheered on her boyfriend at the finish line of the race
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She was accompanied by her friend Krystle Campbell, who was killed in the first blast
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Father was told that she had survived
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Miss Rand had been mistaken for her Krystle because she was carrying her Identification

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:56 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 18:03 EST, 4 December 2013 Danielle Bradbery, the 17-year-old recent winner of The Voice has been signed as the newest face of Skechers sneakers. The teenage country star's spring 2014 ad campaign for the brand's Bobs line, marks her first-ever fashion campaign. She will appear in Skechers’s print and TV ads, as well as the brand's social media and marketing campaigns through 2015, reports WWD. The new face: Danielle Bradbery has been named the new face of Skechers, her first-ever fashion campaign
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Danielle follows in the footsteps of her musical inspiration Carrie Underwood, who has previously represented the brand

Question: We see the same massive potential in Danielle as we did in @placeholder when we signed her several years ago.’


By Simon Walters And Brendan Carlin PUBLISHED: 19:31 EST, 20 April 2013 | UPDATED: 05:46 EST, 24 April 2013 Britain is in danger of being forced by European judges to allow US-style political advertisements to be shown on television. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) is due to rule tomorrow on a test case brought by a  British-based animal rights group. Insiders fear the verdict will go against the Government, meaning any political group can buy time on British television. The European Court of Human rights will rule on whether it's right to ban an advert by an animal rights group about the abuse of apes. A win for the group could pave the way for political 'attack' adverts in Britain
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European Court of Human Rights to rule on advert by animal rights group
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Rules currently prevent commercials from charities and political parties
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Tories fear defeat could pave way for union barons to use adverts to drum up support for strikes

Question: Billions of dollars are spent on political advertisements in @placeholder.


Bacliff, Texas (CNN) -- Sitting on their front porch in this Houston suburb, Edmond Demiraj and his family seem the picture of a contented family. But the Department of Justice now wants to upend the family: threatening to deport his wife and 19-year-old son back to their native Albania, even though he says federal prosecutors a decade ago promised him help and a Green Card in exchange for Edmond's promised testimony in a human smuggling case against a fellow Albanian immigrant. For the Demiraj family, they believe it will mean great harm, even death, for those deported. A decade ago, Edmond Demiraj (pronounced: dem-EAR-eye) was himself an illegal immigrant. He told CNN he had walked across the U.S. border from Mexico to Brownsville, Texas without any paperwork. He found work as a painter, he says, with a fellow Albanian named Bill Bedini.
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Edmond Demiraj says he is still ready to help prosecutors
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The Justice Department wants to deport his wife and son
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He was almost killed when sent back to Albania
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He feels his family will be killed if they go back

Question: "I'm ready to work for the @placeholder government, whatever they need from me," Demiraj told CNN.


By Oliver Todd Follow @@oliver_todd Having breezed through qualification from one of the World Cup's toughest groups with a game to spare, Louis van Gaal's squad were more than entitled to enjoy a day off in the sun ahead of their last-16 game against Mexico. Robin van Persie and co have arguably been the tournament's most impressive team: thrashing world champions Spain 5-1, beating Australia 3-2 and finally seeing off World Cup surprise package Chile 2-0 to set themselves up for a favourable first knockout round draw. And with incoming Manchester United manager Van Gaal already appearing to be adopting a laid back approach to the time off he gives his players in Brazil, United fans will be hoping that the same happy atmosphere can be replicated when Van Persie returns to Old Trafford with the new manager.
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Robin van Persie enjoys a game of head tennis with his teammates
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Van Persie seems to be flourishing under Van Gaal's relaxed approach
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Holland finished top of Group B with a perfect nine points
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Van Gaal will link up with his captain at Manchester United post-World Cup
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Leroy Fer hits the beach with his girlfriend in Rio

Question: Day off: Van Gaal's squad have beaten Spain, Australia and @placeholder so far and now face Mexico in the second round


By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 16:03 EST, 27 February 2013 | UPDATED: 02:47 EST, 28 February 2013 A lone young seal has been captured on camera playing hide and seek with a Labrador dog in a touching moment filmed by the Thames. The rare scene was captured on a mobile phone Nicola White and David Nolan as they took their dog Mischa by the river in Greenwich, London, earlier this month. Within seconds of the footage starting, a young Harbour seal can be seen leaping out of the water and landing on a river walkway right next to the dog.
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Rare scene captured on mobile by the River Thames in Greenwich, London
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Seal pup and Golden Retriever filmed playing for around five minutes
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Video has now been viewed more than 5,000 times on YouTube

Question: Game of cat and mouse: The golden @placeholder and seal go back and forth as they play


ISIS fighters are being trained to fly three captured fighter jets at an air base in Syria, observers claimed yesterday. The reported flights are believed to be the first time the militant group has taken to the air and raises the possibility of attacks on British, US and French targets in neighbouring Iraq. Rami Abdulrahman, who runs the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said the militants were flying the planes on ‘short flight’ training at the al-Jarrah military airport east of the city of Aleppo, where the group has a major base. Fighter: It is not clear if ISIS' jets are equipped with weaponry nor if the pilots are able to fly long distances, but witnesses said the planes appear to have been seized from the Syrian Air Force (pictured)
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Witnesses say ISIS are carrying out test flights at an airport near Aleppo
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Understood to have captured three Soviet-made jets from Syrian Air Force
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They are using former Iraqi Air Force officers to train prospective pilots
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News comes as Al Qaeda looks to mend relations with the Islamic State
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Statement emerged today calling for jihadists to set aside their differences

Question: The base was reportedly one of the @placeholder military’s largest facilities in the region, with several warplane squadrons, helicopters, tanks, artillery and ammunition.


Smoking chimneys and garish gasometers invade the skyline. The backdrop is poignant if not pretty, for here, amid the industrial heartland of the Ruhr Valley, rumbles one of the talent factories responsible for powering Germany to World Cup success. This is the academy of Schalke 04, once home to Manuel Neuer, Benedikt Howedes, Julian Draxler and Mesut Ozil - more than £100million’s worth of talent and a key part of the squad in Brazil. And here’s the bad news, at least from an England perspective - there is more to come. Captain Philipp Lahm, record goalscorer Miroslav Klose and defender Per Mertesacker may have retired since their crowning night in Rio, but on Sunday evening in Dortmund a golden generation — this lot have the medals to support that moniker — begin their quest for continental dominance when their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign opens against Scotland.
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The Schalke 04 academy produced World Cup-winning stars Manuel Neuer, Benedikt Howedes, Julian Draxler and Mesut Ozil
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Capped teenagers Leon Goretzka and Max Meyer lead their new generation
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Academy director Oliver Ruhnert says mentality what they look for in kids
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The club ensures players appreciate its working class coal-mining history
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Their recruitment priority is to bring in players from the local area

Question: He is now 41 and one of @placeholder’s most respected voices on youth football.


Cairo (CNN) -- Forty-three people, including 19 Americans, face prosecution in an Egyptian criminal court on charges of illegal foreign funding as part of an ongoing crackdown on nongovernmental organizations, a prosecution spokesman said Sunday. Those referred to court also include five Serbs, two Germans and three Arabs, said Adel Saeed, spokesman for the general prosecutor. The remaining people are Egyptian, he said. The defendants include Sam LaHood, International Republican Institute country director and the son of U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood, Saeed said. The defendants were named by an investigation committee created by Egypt's justice minister, Egypt's state-run Nile TV reported.
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NEW: The State Department says it is "deeply concerned"
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The defendants include the son of U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood
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They are charged with illegal foreign funding, authorities say
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The charges follow raids in late December on the offices of 10 NGOs

Question: Egyptian officials have called it a "legitimate judicial process," the organization said, but "the continued assault on American, @placeholder and Egyptian civil society is not a 'legitimate judicial process.'


By Toby Harnden In Boca Raton, Florida Mitt Romney will attack President Barack Obama for his 'naive' intention to meet President Ahmadinejad of Iran and warn Americans that the President will hold talks with U.S. adversaries if he is re-elected, according to a senior Romney aide. In July 2007, Obama answered a debate question about whether he would meet 'without precondition' in the first year of his administration 'the leaders of Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Cuba and North Korea'. Obama responded: 'I would.' He did not renounce this during the rest of the 2008 campaign. No such talks have ever happened but a weekend report in the 'New York Times' - denied by the White House - that the U.S. has held secret talks with Iran as a prelude to formal negotiations after the election makes Obama freshly vulnerable on the topic, the Romney campaign believes.
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In 2007, Obama said he would meet leaders of Iran, Syria, Venezuela and North Korea
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New attack ad claims Romney would have kept 30,000 troops in Iraq
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Obama says he brought 30,000 home from Afghanistan - but he has doubled troops there
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Tonight's foreign policy event will be final debate before Election Day
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Latest national polls show Romney just ahead as disastrous performance by Obama in first debate lingers
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Moderator will be long-time CBS newsman Bob Schieffer
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Obama likely to highlight his successful order to kill Osama bin Laden

Question: In fact, @placeholder tried to negotiate with the Iraq government for 10,000 troops to stay in the country.


Munyonyo, Uganda (CNN) -- Arrest warrants issued for Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir for allegations of war crimes and genocide are illegal and should be revoked, according to two British attorneys. The issue of immunity for a sitting president has never been resolved, and can only be dealt with by the International Court of Justice, according to Sir Geoffrey Nice and Rodney Dixon. "There is a provision in the ICC (International Criminal Court) charter that states should observe their obligations to other states in terms of immunity even where there is an indictment by the ICC," Nice told reporters late Saturday at the AU summit, held just outside the Ugandan capital of Kampala. The two attorneys attended the summit as part of their work with non-governmental organizations.
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Al-Bashir's arrest warrants should be revoked, attorneys say
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The warrants have drawn criticism from several African nations
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Attorneys say al-Bashir should be able to attend African Union summit

Question: Al-Bashir was re-elected president of @placeholder this year in controversial but historic elections.


(CNN)In the aftermath of the heinous attacks on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in France, many are tweeting and writing in solidarity: Je suis Charlie. But I'm not. Because I am not Charlie. Of course, I unequivocally support the right to free speech. Period. And I also believe in choosing to exercise that right responsibly and respectfully. That's why I would not have published cartoons depicting Prophet Mohammed, insulting 1.6 billion Muslims worldwide in the process (and no, I wouldn't have published many of Charlie Hebdo's cartoons insulting Judaism and Christianity, either). In no way should this be taken -- as it has been by some on Twitter -- to suggest that I somehow condone the killings of Charlie Hebdo's staff. That's a ridiculously insulting idea and just plain wrong. It's possible to honor and protect the free speech rights of publications like Charlie Hebdo while simultaneously believing such cartoons are unnecessarily disrespectful and offensive.
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Sally Kohn: It's possible to back free speech but object to Charlie Hebdo cartoons
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Kohn warns not to dismiss all of Islam as extreme

Question: It unsettles me to think that the reason so much of the outpouring of support for Charlie Hebdo is driven not just by the violence suffered or a defense of free speech, but by the opportunity to implicitly support jabs at @placeholder.

Question: I want to help @placeholder and Christianity and Judaism and society in general become more open and inclusive and democratic and liberated.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan would be funded into early 2009 under a compromise plan approved Thursday by the U.S. House. The bill includes $165 billion to fund the wars in Afghanistan, above, and Iraq. The $165 billion measure puts no restrictions on money the Bush administration had requested to continue bankrolling the wars but includes money for key domestic priorities for House Democrats, namely more unemployment assistance for people who lose their jobs and an expansion of the G.I. Bill. The plan also includes more than $2 billion for disaster assistance for areas in the Midwest dealing with massive flooding.
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$165 billion measure puts no restrictions on war-money Bush requested
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Measure pays for wars in Iraq, Afghanistan through early next year
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Also attached are unemployment assistance and expanded GI Bill
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Measure includes more than $2 billion to help flood-stricken Midwest

Question: @placeholder had been pushing for extending benefits to laid-off workers as unemployment rates continue to rise.


(CNN) -- At first glance, "The Flat" might seem like an episode of "Hoarders," Israeli-style. The documentary film opens after an elderly woman dies in Tel Aviv. Her grandchildren assemble to clean out her apartment, packed with dusty books, vintage clothing (dozens of pairs of fancy gloves, for instance), enough purses to stock a department store, jewelry, mementoes and closets full of knickknacks. But buried among the detritus they chance upon something remarkable -- mysterious papers linking the grandparents to an important Nazi figure. How could such ardent Zionists, who left their native Germany in the early 1930s, have been involved with an SS official like Leopold von Mildenstein?
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Israeli director Arnon Goldfinger was shocked by what he found out about his grandparents
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His quest became the award winning documentary "The Flat"
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He says he faced a difficult decision with the project

Question: What I found out was this journey, the Nazi (@placeholder) and his wife were accompanied by my grandparents," Goldfinger told CNN.


One year ago, Howard Dean, the former Democratic presidential contender and avatar of progressive sentiment, sat in a hotel lobby at the annual Netroots Nation conference in San Jose and held forth on Hillary Clinton's White House chances in 2016. Dean made news. Clinton "will not get a pass" in the 2016 Democratic primaries if she decides to run again, Dean said, an early warning shot from the left against the party establishment's anointed front-runner. Dean said he might make a repeat White House bid of his own, promising to agitate "other politicians" in the race on issues precious to liberals.
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"I am a huge Hillary Clinton fan," former Vermont governor and DNC chairman says
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Handicapping 2016 GOP field, Dean says Clinton would "mop the floor" with Rand Paul
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Dean says anyone who runs against Clinton will have an "uphill climb"

Question: Stepping up her game, @placeholder agrees to help in midterms


It's the first taste of the gourmet burger coming to a Maccas near you. The world famous Golden Arches, best known for Big Macs, cheeseburgers and Happy Meals, is now serving up a gourmet menu it hopes will take the fast food chain upmarket. You will even be able to build your own burger from scratch from a range of ingredients, while some restaurants will offer table service. To hold it all together, the burgers will even come with toothpicks holding them together, just like they do in more trendy eateries. This new menu will be rolled out to McDonald's customers in Australia over the next six to nine months after the fancy new range was launched in Sydney on Thursday.
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Fancy Maccas gourmet burgers have been introduced
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The 'create your own burgers' range will be offered across Australia in the next six to nine months
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There are 19 different fillings for the customised burger which is served on a wooden platter and fries in a basket
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There will also be table service for customers and home deliveries
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The new menu is being trialled in Castle Hill, north-western Sydney, before it's rolled out across Australia

Question: Aside from the gourmet burgers, digital self-service kiosks and menu boards, @placeholder will also include home delivery as part of the service.


(CNN) -- Last week, the Internet was buzzing with the news that a DNA test of white supremacist Craig Cobb revealed that 14% of his genes originated in sub-Saharan Africa. The look on Cobb's face as he received the news? Priceless. Cobb appeared on "The Trisha Show" and discussed his plans to create an all-white town for white supremacists in Leith, North Dakota. "Whites are the highest expression of DNA on the planet," he said on the show. When Cobb received the DNA results, he wrote it off. "This is called statistical noise," Cobb responded. "Oil and water don't mix."
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White supremacist Craig Cobb learned that 14% of his genes originated in sub-Saharan Africa
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That would make him legally "black" under America's one-drop rule, Yaba Blay says
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The "one-drop rule" provided the legal and quantitative definition of blackness, and whiteness
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Blay: Irony of Cobb's heritage shows how nuanced racial identity is beyond skin color

Question: During the period of @placeholder slavery, 1619 to 1865, freedom was predicated on skin color.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli settlers damaged cars and tried to burn down a house in Palestinian villages in the West Bank Monday night and Tuesday, police told CNN. The actions followed removal of three illegal shacks in a Jewish settlement. These incidents are what some Israelis call "price tag" actions: Any activity against settlements and outposts is met by violence against Palestinian property. Israeli police removed three illegal shacks Monday in the Jewish outpost of Havat Gilad. Police and civil administration representatives were stoned by the settlers on the scene. Eight people were arrested in the incident, Israeli police spokesman Mickey Rosenfeld said.
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After 3 illegal shacks removed, settlers get violent, police say
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Police stoned, roads blocked, tires burned
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Palestinian official asks for international help

Question: @placeholder, which annexed the eastern part of Jerusalem in 1967, considers the entire city to be its sovereign capital, a claim not recognized by many in the international community.


New York (CNN) -- As an 8 a.m. ferry made its final maneuvers across the Hudson River, Ashley Furman clutched her hand-bag and made small talk with other commuters. Then it all went black. When she woke up, the 26-year-old New Jersey native was in pain and on the floor with the wind knocked out of her, about six feet from where she had been standing. "It felt like an elephant landed on me," she said. The high-speed ferry that serves as Furman's normal commute slammed into a Lower Manhattan pier near Wall Street around 8:45 a.m. Wednesday. Scores were left bloodied and writhing in agony as emergency crews rushed to the scene.
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NEW: The U.S. Coast Guard says 85 people were injured in the crash, 1 critically
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"Several people were thrown into the air and onto the ground," a passenger says
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The Seastreak ferry travels between New Jersey and Pier 11 near Wall Street

Question: As the vessel approached @placeholder's Pier 11, witnesses said, unsuspecting commuters had gotten up from their seats and packed closer to the ferry exits and atop stairwells -- a typical occurrence at the end of their 40-minute commute.


(CNN) -- South Korea's Red Cross has offered $8.4 million in flood aid to North Korea, the Yonhap news agency said Tuesday. The aid includes medical kits, food and emergency supplies, South Korea Unification Ministry spokesman Chun Hae-sung told reporters. The Red Cross is Seoul's main channel for humanitarian aid to North Korea. The communist nation has not replied to the offer, Chun was quoted as saying. The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies blamed a flash flood for displacing more than 23,000 people in a North Korean province bordering China. "The whole city of Sinuiju with its 350,000 residents is without piped drinking water at the moment because the main pumping station was inundated," said Henk Schipper, Red Cross water and sanitation delegate in North Korea.
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The Red Cross is South Korea's channel for aid to North Korea
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The communist nation has not replied to the offer
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In August, heavy rains caused rivers to swell over

Question: Tensions between North Korea and its southern neighbor have escalated since a May report from Seoul blamed North Korea for the sinking of a @placeholder warship in March.


It began for Nickolay Lamm as a question: What would Barbie look like if she had the dimensions of an average woman? His answer came in the form of the Lammily doll: a shorter, broader, brunette version of the idealistic blond Mattel doll. Now Lammily is ready to make her debut, complete with a sticker pack that features pimples, moles, cellulite and scars that can be applied. "I feel she looks so real, so ordinary, that you don't focus on what she looks like but ... on what she does," he said by telephone on Wednesday. That perspective helped propel Lamm's crowd-funding effort to build the doll.
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The Lammily doll is the antithesis of Barbie
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The doll's proportions are based on CDC data, the toy maker says
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Creator says he took inspiration from his own high school experience

Question: Here's what you need to know about @placeholder and the doll:

Question: @placeholder did not return a telephone call from CNN seeking comment about the doll.


New York (CNN) -- A New York judge dismissed sexual assault charges against former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn at the prosecutor's request Tuesday. A grand jury indicted Strauss-Kahn in May over allegations he sexually assaulted hotel housekeeper Nafissatou Diallo in his New York hotel suite. But in July, prosecutors began to back off the case, asking Judge Michael Obus to release Strauss-Kahn from house arrest after information surfaced that they said called Diallo's credibility into question. On Monday, prosecutors asked Obus to dismiss the charges entirely, while Diallo's attorney filed a motion asking that Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance be disqualified from the case and that a special prosecutor be appointed.
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A judge approves dismissal of sexual assault charges against Strauss-Kahn
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DA: Prosecutors were "not persuaded ... that a crime has been committed"
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The past weeks were "a nightmare," Strauss-Kahn says
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Diallo's lawyer says there's a "mountain of physical evidence" that Strauss-Kahn assaulted her

Question: In a statement, @placeholder -- who has always denied the charges --  thanked his attorneys and Obus for his decision.

Question: He rejected explanations by @placeholder's attorneys that any sexual encounter that may have occurred was consensual, questioning how he could persuade a woman he had never met before to have sex during a nine-minute encounter.


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 14:33 EST, 26 February 2014 | UPDATED: 14:54 EST, 26 February 2014 A man has claimed that his best friend confessed to him that he was the infamous Zodiac Killer who terrorized California throughout the 1960s. Randy Kenney, from New York, said that before his friend Louise Myers passed away he claimed to be responsible for the five murders linked to the Zodiac Killer between 1968 and 1969. Myers claimed that, aged 17, he had targeted young couples - some of whom he went to school or worked with - because he was bitter that his girlfriend had broken up with him.
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Randy Kenney said his friend Louie Myers admitted to carrying out the 5 unsolved murders in San Francisco Bay area between 1968 and 1969
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Myers confessed in 2001 after he was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver but asked Kenney not to tell authorities until after he had died
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He died in 2002 and Kenney says he has tried to police to listen ever since
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Authorities have now added Myers' name to list of potential suspects
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Myers went to school with 2 of the victims and worked with 1 and he said he targeted couples because his girlfriend had broken up with him

Question: Afterwards, he moved to @placeholder to become a truck driver.


The traitorous Afghani soldier who gunned down three Australian army personnel in a 'green-on-blue' attack at a patrol base in 2012 is unrepentant, 'remarkably cheerful' and hopes to be released despite being sentenced to death. That's according to a new Four Corners documentary which has revisited the tragic events of the evening of August 29, 2012. That night, Afghan National Army (ANA) soldier Sergeant Hekmatullah, 19, killed Private Robert  Poate, Sapper James  Martin and Lance Corporal Stjepan 'Rick' Milosevic with his M-16 rifle as they relaxed at Patrol Base Wahab, in the Baluchi Valley region of Oruzgan Province. Two other soldiers were wounded.
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Sergeant Hekmatullah gunned down three Australian soldiers in August 2012
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He had been serving in the Afghan National Army, which was being mentored by an Australian team
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The rogue soldier killed Private Robert Poate, Sapper James Martin and Lance Corporal 'Rick' Milosevic

Question: The 24-strong Australian team had been tasked with mentoring @placeholder soldiers and ANA personnel had open access to the Australians.


When Rajo Devi Lohan made headlines around the world by becoming the world's oldest first-time mother, critics said she was putting her health at risk and condemning her daughter to the agony of losing her parents at a young age. She gave birth, following controversial IVF treatment, at the age of 69, then nearly died from complications with the delivery. But now, five years later, the 74-year-old says having her daughter, Naveen, has made her stronger and helped her live longer. You're only as old as you feel: Naveen, five, hugs her 75-year-old mother, Rajo Devi Lohan, at their home in the remote village of Hissar, India. Rajo says that having her daughter has helped her live longer
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Rajo Devi Lohan became pregnant after controversial IVF treatment
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She nearly died after giving birth, but battled back for her daughter's sake
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Now she says she will fight to live until the girl is 15 and can marry

Question: 'As @placeholder is the my only child she will inherit all my property which includes 566,280 sq/ft of land.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The State Department will renew its contract with Blackwater to provide security in Iraq, Greg Starr, acting assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security, said Friday. An woman passes a burnt car in a Baghdad neighborhood where Blackwater guards killed 17 in September. No provisions have been added to the contract, Starr said, but Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice ordered several changes to procedure after a September incident in which Blackwater guards shot and killed 17 people, including women and children. The incident placed the operations of Blackwater and other security firms under scrutiny in Iraq, where an estimated 25,000 private contractors protect diplomats, reconstruction workers and government officials. Under a provision instituted in the early days of the U.S.-led occupation of Iraq, security contractors have immunity from Iraqi law.
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Blackwater guards shot and killed 17 people in disputed incident
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FBI investigating Blackwater; contract will be reviewed afterward
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Contractors protect diplomats, reconstruction workers, government officials
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Security contractors have immunity from Iraqi law

Question: He said it will be important to see whether the @placeholder finds Blackwater itself criminally responsible, or merely a few of its employees.


Senior Tory politicians took part in drink and drug-fuelled sex parties with underage boys during seaside conferences, it was claimed today. Former activist Anthony Gilberthorpe says he was handed cash and told to ‘fetch entertainment’ - code for young boys – by members of Margaret Thatcher’s government. But the claims were today rejected as ‘tittle-tattle’ by former Conservative minister David Mellor, who insisted those named were dead and unable to defend themselves. Former activist Anthony Gilberthorpe, left, claims he was asked to find underage boys for sex during Tory party conferences when Margaret Thatcher was leader in the early 1980s
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Anthony Gilberthorpe says he was given cash to ‘fetch entertainment’
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Names Keith Joseph,  Rhodes Boyson and Michael Havers, who are all dead
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Claims he sent a 40-page dossier to Thatcher in 1989 on the sex parties
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Ex-Tory minister David Mellor dismisses claims as 'a lot of tittle-tattle'

Question: The ministers are not named, but he does claim that Mr Boyson and Mr @placeholder were there.


Gazzetta dello Sport are reporting that Manchester City are ready to rival Real Madrid's bid to sign Radamel Falcao on loan. The Italian daily newspaper also say that should the Colombia striker join City, then Stevan Jovetic will be off to Juventus. According to Gazzetta City, like Real, will only take Falcao on loan to ensure they fall in line with UEFA's Financial Fair Play rules. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Liverpool vs Manchester City highlights In demand: Monaco are willing to allow star striker Falcao leave on loan for the season Italian job? Stevan Jovetic previously spent five years in Serie A with Fiorentina
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Gazzetta dello Sport report that Manchester City want Falcao on loan
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both players only joined their respective clubs last summer

Question: Jovetic also switched clubs last summer as he left Fiorentina - for whom he played for five years - for @placeholder but his debut season was hampered by injuries.


Slowly but surely, signs of the Andy Murray who won Wimbledon last year are starting to re-emerge, as he claimed his second title in four weeks. The Vienna Open is not SW19 but a remarkable 5-7, 6-2, 7-5 victory over world No 5 David Ferrer gave a reminder of why Murray was a fixture among the so-called Big Four for so long. At the moment the goal is merely to be in the top eight that will qualify for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals at the O2 Arena next month, and he went some way to achieving that by winning in the Austrian capital.
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Scot came back from 5-3 down in final set to win match
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Murray wins second tournament in three weeks after ending 14-month trophy drought in September
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Vienna victory boosts Murray's chances of reaching the ATP Tour Finals

Question: Murray feels the strain in the early stages of the match after @placeholder claimed the first set 7-5


A company whose video chat service apparently captured audio of Michael Brown's shooting said Thursday the recording was created at the time the Missouri teenager was killed this month. The revelation from Glide appears to bolster a man's claim that he inadvertently recorded audio of gunfire at the time a police officer shot and killed the 18-year-old Brown in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson on August 9. The video was created at 12:02:14 p.m. that day, Glide said. Brown, who was unarmed, was shot by Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson shortly after noon. "A Glide user living nearby was simply using the Glide app on their smartphone exactly as it was designed -- to instantly communicate with a friend through our real-time video texting service. Simultaneously, they also captured audio in the background of the gunshots allegedly fired at Michael Brown," the company said.
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A man recorded sounds of gunfire during a video chat with a friend, company says
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Man's lawyer: He inadvertently recorded sounds of Michael Brown shooting
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FBI obtained the video, lawyer says
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The sounds could be a piece in the larger puzzle of what happened during the shooting

Question: Police say Wilson stopped Brown not because of the theft, but because @placeholder and a friend were blocking traffic.


Ten years ago I was one of a small number of UK lawyers who opposed the invasion of Iraq on the grounds that it was illegal and unauthorised by the United Nations. We were all strong advocates of the notion that the rule of law was the bedrock of any civilised and democratic society. Without it our lives would be subject to a free for all in which might becomes right. The embodiment of the rule of law internationally has been the U.N. Charter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights -- direct results of the devastation inflicted by the Nazi regime in Germany during the Second World War. No one wanted a repeat of such flagrant aggression, so the Charter was drawn up to replace gunboat diplomacy with peaceful measures overseen by the U.N. Security Council.
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Mansfield: Bush, Blair should be tried for war crimes over invasion of Iraq
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Mansfied: Regime change is not permitted by the U.N. Charter
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Mansfield: Charter does not authorize preemptive action based on perceived threat

Question: @placeholder insisted to the British public that he would only support a war if a second Security Council resolution authorising the action was passed, but the resolution never came.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- Malaysian police are still searching for a Pakistani national over the alleged theft of money from bank accounts belonging to four people aboard missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, according to Malaysian investigators. "We are still trying to locate this Ali Farran, who last worked as a car mechanic," Assistant Commissioner Izany Abdul Ghany of the Kuala Lumpur Commercial Crime Investigation Department said Monday. Authorities have arrested two people in relation to the alleged theft: an HSBC bank officer and her husband. The bank officer is accused of using Internet banking to transfer money from four passengers' bank accounts into another passenger's account.
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Pakistani national sought over the alleged theft of money from MH370 bank accounts
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Two people arrested, including an HSBC bank employee and her husband
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HSBC noticed suspicious transfers of $35,000 from four accounts
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Accounts belonged to two Chinese passengers, one Malaysian passenger and one crew

Question: About $10,000 (35,000 Malaysian ringgit) was then allegedly transferred to a fifth account belonging to @placeholder, police said.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:20 EST, 10 May 2012 | UPDATED: 04:00 EST, 11 May 2012 While gay rights activists are lauding the President's public show of support for same-sex marriages, it has drawn and surprising apology and counter-intuitive criticism from some high-profile figures. Vice President Joe Biden reportedly met with Mr Obama in the Oval Office on Wednesday to apologize for essentially forcing the President's hand on the issue after he made his own demonstration of support earlier than the commander-in-chief. The same day, Mr Obama was the target of Republican ire for the move, including one such blast from the Bristol Palin.
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Bristol Palin broke up with father of her son three months after his birth
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Criticised Obama for listening to his daughters on the issue
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Sasha and Malia's friends, who have gay parents, helped change his mind
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Other stars, including Ellen DeGeneres and Ricky Martin, thanked Obama
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Obama supported gay marriage in 1996 but later opposed it in 2004

Question: @placeholder has been quick to criticise the president, many others have come


San Salvador, El Salvador (CNN) -- A third migrant survived a massacre that left 72 dead in a Mexican border state, and could play a key role in authorities' investigation of the crime, El Salvador's president said. "He is already in the United States and fortunately avoided being killed," President Mauricio Funes told reporters Sunday as the remains of 11 Salvadorans who were killed in last month's massacre were returned to their families in a somber ceremony. A man from Ecuador, Luis Freddy Lala Pomavilla, was originally thought to be the only survivor. Lala was wounded in the attack and told authorities he played dead to fool his captors,
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The third survivor, who is from El Salvador, is now in the United States
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Salvadoran president says his testimony could help authorities crack the case
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Authorities are still identifying the remains of the 72 migrants killed

Question: In El Salvador, authorities have started an investigation to identify who were the @placeholder' guides as they headed north through Mexico.


(CNN) -- Senate Republicans and Democrats remain far apart in their effort to avert a year-end combination of spending cuts and tax increases that could trigger a new recession, Majority Leader Harry Reid said Sunday. "There's still significant distance between the two sides, but negotiations continue," Reid said as Congress held a rare Sunday session in a bid to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff. "There's still time left to reach an agreement, and we intend to continue negotiations." No votes will be held Sunday, but Reid said there may be further announcements when the Senate reconvenes Monday morning: "I certainly hope so."
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Obama calls on GOP to cut a deal on taxes; Republicans argue Obama is overspending

Question: Reid said earlier that @placeholder has shown "absolutely good faith" in the talks, but "it's just that we are apart on some pretty big issues."


By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 10:03 EST, 13 March 2014 | UPDATED: 19:28 EST, 13 March 2014 Jeanette Warr, 77, receives the full annual allowances despite living in the United States during the winter A Liberal Democrat Councillor is representing her Bognor Regis constituents from Florida for more than three months a year. Jeanette Warr, 77, receives the full annual allowances despite living in the U.S. during the winter. Last year's figures show the ex-town mayor was paid £5,259.88. She left the UK in early December and is expected to return at the end of the March.
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Jeanette Warr, 77, receives the full annual allowances despite being away
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Left the UK in early December and is expected to return at end of March
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Seventh consecutive year she has taken lengthy long-distance holidays

Question: 'Why are we paying for councillors to be absent sunning themselves in @placeholder at the expense of the taxpayer?'


Ryder Cup winner Sergio Garcia insists he is willing to forgive and forget Nick Faldo's comments about him being 'useless' at the 2008 defeat in Valhalla. On the eve of the event at Gleneagles the former captain claimed the Spaniard had a 'bad attitude' in 2008 - Europe's only defeat since 1999 - when he scored just one point from four matches. In the wake of Europe's eighth victory in 10 attempts against the United States Garcia was asked whether he had heard from Faldo. Sergio Garcia said he had moved on from Faldo's comments after Europe sealed the Ryder Cup
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Nick Faldo had criticised Sergio Garcia's 2008 performance this week
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But Garcia says 'I'm an open man and I'm always willing to forgive'
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World No 3 describes 'useless' comment as 'unfortunate'
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Faldo has not contacted Garcia after Europe's third consecutive victory

Question: Faldo's captaincy in 2008 has come under attack again after he criticised @placeholder Sergio Garcia


As if there weren't enough cat photos on Facebook, a new app could be about to flood feeds with even more feline images. Secure chat service Wickr has launched a tool that allows private images to appear as cat pictures to those Facebook friends you'd rather keep in the dark. The new free self-destructing feature, dubbed Wickr Timed Feed (WTF), lets users share photos within a Wickr feed. Secure chat service Wickr has launched a tool that allows private images to appear as cat pictures to those Facebook friends you'd rather keep in the dark. The new self-destructing photo feature, dubbed Wickr Timed Feed (WTF), lets users share photos within a Wickr feed (left)
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Wickr Timed Feed feature lets users share photos within a Wickr feed
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They can also share images with 151 friends on Facebook for 24 hours
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Other friends not on the 'secure list' will instead see a picture of a cat
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Facebook servers never see the real shared pictures, offering no opportunity to save copies, target ads or collect data

Question: Meanwhile, friends on @placeholder can look through the users Facebook feed and click on the photos to see the private post.


By Mark Prigg Astronomers are expecting a new meteor shower to light up the sky above America tonight. No one has seen it before, but the shower could put on a show that would rival the prolific Perseid meteor shower in August. The Camelopardalids shower would be dust resulting from a periodic comet, 209P/LINEAR. Scroll down for video Scientists are anticipating a new meteor shower, the May Camelopardalids, that could put on a show that would rival the prolific Perseid meteor shower in August. Comet 209P/LINEAR was discovered in February 2004 by the Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research project, a cooperative effort of NASA, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory, and the US Air Force.
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would rival the prolific Perseid meteor shower in August
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Camelopardalids shower would be dust resulting from a periodic comet, 209P/LINEAR

Question: Nasa says @placeholder has a pretty good seat for this cosmic event - if there are no clouds.


Two brothers have been reunited through Facebook after losing touch and spending quarter of a century living on opposite sides of the world. David Horner, 53, and his younger brother Stuart, 49, lost contact with each other after their father's funeral in 1989, following which Stuart travelled with the RAF before settling in New Zealand. David, from Sheffield, south Yorkshire, moved house, and despite both of them trying to contact the other, they failed to do so until earlier this year, when they finally met after finding each other through Facebook. David Horner, 53, left, and his brother Stuart, 49, were reunited after losing touch for quarter of a century
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David Horner, 53, and his brother Stuart, 49, last saw each other in 1989
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After their father's funeral, Stuart Horner joined the RAF and went travelling
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He eventually settled in New Zealand; meanwhile David had moved house
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The brothers spent 25 years trying to find each other but failed to do so
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Every year, David bought and wrote a birthday card for his younger brother
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In 2012, he found Stuart's daughter on Facebook and gave her his email
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Tiffany gave her father David's email address, but had taken it down wrong
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Finally the brothers made contact again and Stuart called from New Zealand
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They sobbed over the phone before a reunion in David's Sheffield home

Question: But the happy ending was postponed when either @placeholder or Stuart wrote down David's email address wrong.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch could be put up for sale, according to the investment company that owns a controlling interest in the estate. The 2,700-acre property, nestled in the rolling hills and cattle ranches of Santa Barbara County, California, was Jackson's refuge from the world from 1988 until he essentially abandoned it after he was acquitted on child molestation charges in 2005. The zoo and amusement park rides, including a Ferris wheel and a railroad, are long gone, but Neverland remains an important pilgrimage for die hard Jackson fans from around the world. A constant flow of flowers, cards and gifts are left at the closed gate.
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Company controlling Neverland "is considering" putting the estate up for sale
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Colony Capital got a major stake when it bailed Jackson out of financial trouble in 2008
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Jackson abandoned the property after his 2005 acquittal on child molestation charges
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Jackson executors: "We are saddened at the prospect of the sale of Neverland"

Question: While Jackson vowed in his last years to never return to @placeholder, some of his family members pushed for his burial there after his sudden death on June 25, 2009.

Question: Colony Capital has paid the salaries of the small staff that maintains @placeholder, including the security needed to keep the curious out.


(CNN) -- At least 17 people were killed when a ship carrying migrants sank Monday about 100 miles off southern Italy, the Italian navy said Tuesday. Just over 200 other people who'd been on the ship were rescued, the navy said. The incident came a day after a boat carrying illegal migrants sank off the coast of Tripoli, Libya, killing at least 40 people, according to an account from Libya's Interior Ministry. Southern Italy -- especially tiny Lampedusa, which is the closest Italian island to Africa -- is a frequent destination for refugees seeking to enter European Union countries from Africa. Migrants often pack into unseaworthy and ill-equipped boats, and shipwrecks off Italian shores are common.
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NEW: U.N. refugee agency is dismayed by rising migrant death toll in Mediterranean
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About 200 people rescued from boat in Mediterranean on Monday, Italian navy says
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Deadly shipwreck came a day after a boat sank off Libya, killing at least 40
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The Italian military rescued about 2,000 migrants in five days alone, navy says

Question: It praised rescue efforts by the @placeholder and Libyan authorities, as well as private boats, but said more still needs to be done.


Washington (CNN) -- House Speaker John Boehner's plan to raise the nation's debt ceiling and slash government spending narrowly passed his chamber on Friday and then was blocked by Senate Democrats, setting up a weekend of negotiations to seek a deal that would avoid a potential federal default next week. The Senate vote was 59-41 to table the measure, which effectively kills it unless Democrats decide to bring it up again. Earlier, Boehner's proposal was approved by the House in a sharply polarized 218-210 vote that was delayed by a day while the speaker rounded up support from wary tea party conservatives. No Democrats supported the measure, and 22 of the 240 members of the Republican majority also opposed it.
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NEW: Sen. Reid revises his plan to bring $2.4 trillion in savings
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NEW: Defense Secretary Panetta asks for patience from the military
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The Senate blocks House Speaker Boehner's debt ceiling plan
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Congress must raise the $14.3 trillion debt ceiling by August 2 or risk default

Question: Daley said that similarities between the @placeholder and Reid plans "may be the grounds for a deal that, hopefully, both parties can pass."


Bargain holidays for Westerners looking to get a bit of sunshine and a drink by the pool in the winter could be a thing of the past on Egypt's Red Sea coast. The Muslim Brotherhood, which won success in the first round of parliamentary elections last month, is set on turning Egypt into a 'sin-free' holiday resort. But the end of sun worshippers flying to resorts like Sharm el-Sheikh could spell disaster for an economy that has already been battered by this year's political unrest. On the way out? Tourists lap up the sunshine at Naama Bay, Sharm el-Sheikh. Islamist parties want to stop Westerners drinking alcohol and wearing skimpy beachwear
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1.4m Brits head to Egypt every year on holiday - 70% of them to Red Sea beach resorts
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Tourism down a third after violent unrest saw overthrow of former president Hosni Mubarak
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Hardline Al-Nour party committed to imposing strict Islamic law in Egypt
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Sharing of hotel rooms by unmarried couples could also be banned

Question: They are also undecided on whether unmarried couples should be allowed to share hotel rooms, or the display of ancient @placeholder statues like fertility gods.


(CNN)The door is open, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said to Jews worldwide. "Extremist Islamic terrorism has struck Europe again, this time in Denmark," he said Sunday. "We are preparing and calling for the absorption of mass immigration from Europe. To the Jews of Europe and to the Jews of the world I say that Israel is waiting for you with open arms." Netanyahu extended the invitation after violent acts of anti-Semitism, most recently the killing of two people in Copenhagen, one at a free-speech forum and the second outside a synagogue. The Israeli Prime Minister did the same thing in January after terrorists killed 19 people over three days in Paris, including during an attack on a Kosher grocery. Another reminder of anti-Semitism came Monday when it was announced five teens were charged with vandalizing a Jewish cemetery in France.
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Israeli Prime Minister: "To the Jews of Europe and to the Jews of the world I say that Israel is waiting for you with open arms"
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Danish prime minister: "An attack on Denmark's Jews is an attack on everyone"

Question: "I told my family @placeholder was being impossible in France, it was being an intolerable situation in France," he said.


David Cameron today faced calls to use a meeting with the Emir of Qatar to call for an end to funding being handed to terrorists including ISIS. The Prime Minister is expected to meet with Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani this week, for talks on economic investment in Britain. But critics want pressure to be put on Qatar to stop the flow of money between rich donors and extremists threatening countries around the world. Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, the Emir of Qatar, is expected to visit London this week to promote economic investment in Britain It is thought the talks will be held in Downing Street on Wednesday or Thursday.
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Prime Minister due to meet Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani this week
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Qatar has denied supporting ISIS militant extremists in Iraq and Syria
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Critics want them to do more to stop the flow of money to terrorists

Question: 'We are working closely with all our international partners to intensify efforts to stem @placeholder's funding flows.'


By Zoe Szathmary for MailOnline A bride was caught peering intently at a drive-thru order machine in a photo reportedly uploaded online by her husband. The reported groom, under the username TurnAroundSlowlyInYourSwivelChair, wrote on Reddit that his 'drunk wife [was] trying to order Taco Bell after the reception,' The Huffington Post noted. Late night snack: Bride Nika Volx peered intently at a Taco Bell drive-thru order machine Newlywed: Bride Nika Volx was reportedly drunk when she stopped at the Taco Bell As the website reported, the photo been seen by upwards of one million people. When asked by an online commenter why the couple went to Tacbo Bell, TurnAroundSlowlyinYourSwivelChair wrote  'Because we like to party. And it was next to the hotel,' The Huffington Post noted.
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A bride was caught peering intently at a drive-thru order machine in a photo
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Her reported groom wrote on Reddit that she was drunk and hungry after the couple's wedding reception
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Many have called the bride - identified as Nika Volx - a 'Disney princess,' and the photo been seen by upwards of one million people

Question: @placeholder's reported husband shared more photos of his wife following massive online interest in his wife's drunken snap


By Victoria Woollaston More than two years after Google launched its Glass Explorer scheme in the U.S, it has finally made it available to gadget fans in the UK. From today, any British resident aged over 18 can buy a Glass prototype from the official website for £1,000 -  as long as they have a valid credit card. The wearable headset has also launched with partner apps including Zombies Run, Goal.com and Shazam. Scroll down for video More than two years after Google launched its Glass Explorer scheme in the U.S, it has finally made it available to gadget fans in the UK. From today, any UK resident aged over 18 can buy a Glass prototype (pictured) from the official website for £1,000 -  as long as they have a valid credit card
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Scheme is available to UK residents aged over 18, with a valid credit card
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Explorer scheme lets people test Google Glass ahead of a wider launch
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It has been available to around 6,000 people in the U.S. for two years
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Google are rumoured to be working on facial recognition, a zoom-in camera and live internet streaming for a new edition

Question: It is unclear whether the prescription offers available in the @placeholder will be launched in the UK.


By Australian Associated Press and Sally Lee The evening of 11-year-old Luke Batty's murder remains very clear in the memory of mother Rosie Batty. She recalled the moment her ex-partner Greg Anderson turned up with a 'big smile' at his son's cricket practice in Tyabb, south of Melbourne, on February 12 but soon after she heard a 'very disturbing sound'. 'I ran towards the sound because I didn't understand what it was and I could see Greg kneeling beside Luke and I thought, oh my God, he's done a fast bowl to his head and he's knocked him out and he's really hurt him,' she told the ABC program Four Corners.
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Luke Batty, 11, was murdered by his father Greg Anderson on February 12 in Tyabb, south of Melbourne
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Anderson was shot by police at the scene and later died
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Luke's mother Rosie Batty says she wasn't informed by police of Anderson's death threats weeks before he killed their son

Question: While police contacted @placeholder's mother about a week before Luke was murdered and asked her if she knew where Anderson was living, she says they failed to tell her about the death threat or a separate intervention order against him.


NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- The bodies of the nine suspected Pakistani terrorists -- all believed to have been involved in the attacks on Mumbai -- are still lying in a hospital morgue almost five months after the attacks occurred. Security is tight for the trial of the only surviving alleged Mumbai terrorist. The public prosecutor trying the lone surviving suspected gunman in the Mumbai attacks told CNN the dead suspects have not been buried because no one has come to claim them and local Muslim officials are refusing to bury the men in Mumbai's Muslim graveyards. Public prosecutor Ujwal Nikam said he will soon be in discussions with officials to decide what should happen with the bodies.
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Indian Muslim organization do not want to bury alleged Mumbai terrorists
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Group says terror gang defamed Islam
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Bodies are lying in a morgue waiting for burial decision
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Only surviving suspect is on trial for murder, attempted murder and waging war

Question: "The non-burial" of the suspected terrorists "is making the statement that they are acting so contrary to @placeholder they are not acting as Muslims and therefore they are judged as being unbelievers and not worthy of being buried in a Muslim cemetery," Voll said.


By Ryan Gorman and Snejana Farberov and David Mccormack In limbo: Scott Wilson, 23, was killed in a Florida car crash four years ago, but his ashes have yet to be put to rest because his divorced parents are at odds over what to do with them The ashes of the young man killed four years ago in a fiery car wreck by a drunk-driving millionaire cannot be split among his divorced parents, a Florida judge has ruled. Scott Wilson, 23, died in 2010, but his ashes have yet to be put to rest because his divorced parents were butting heads in a bitter court battle over the remains.
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Polo mogul John Goodman killed Scott Wilson, 23, in a February 2010 car accident
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William and Lili Wilson were locked in legal battle over their son's ashes
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Mother wants to keep cremated remains intact in Palm Beach County, while her ex-husband wants to divide them and take his share to Georgia
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A judge cited a ruling hundreds of years old in stating why the ashes could not be split among the divorced parents
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A final destination for the ashes has yet to be determined
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Goodman was sentenced to 16 years, but his defense was able to prove that a juror had lied to get on jury panel

Question: @placeholder's attorney argued last month that his son's ashes


(CNN) -- Polygamy is back in the headlines. Last week, a federal judge in Utah struck down part of the state's anti-polygamy law as unconstitutional, although he kept the ban on possessing more than one marriage license at a time. Fans of the "Sister Wives" reality TV stars, who filed the suit, are rejoicing in the news. At the other end of the spectrum, TLC debuted its newest docuseries, "Breaking the Faith," which tells the dark story of women and children trying to escape from the practice. Another lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice alleges that polygamous clans are secretly running the show in Utah and Arizona townships, manipulating the political process from behind the scenes. And in Texas, the Attorney General's Office is inching closer to seizing a massive polygamous ranch.
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A judge in Utah struck down part of the state's anti-polygamy law as unconstitutional
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Mark Goldfeder: In practice, polygamy exists even if legally it is not recognized
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He says U.S. needs to address polygamy, possibly find a way to make it legal
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Goldfeder: Recognition would enable law enforcement to crack down on abuse

Question: What competing narratives about polygamy in America reveal is that whether or not a white-washed, clean-cut version of plural marriage could in theory legally exist, in practice it does not, and what states like Utah, Arizona and @placeholder actually have is an unregulated, dangerous and harmful situation, where the strong prey upon the weak and helpless.


PUBLISHED: 15:33 EST, 18 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:34 EST, 18 January 2013 Craig Slee posted gruesome videos on Facebook of Al-Qaeda beheading captured victims A 'fantasist' who posted gruesome videos on Facebook of Al-Qaeda beheading captured victims was today jailed for five years. Craig Slee also put online links to a communique by Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb claiming those from the West were 'Crusaders' and encouraging terrorism. The 42-year-old defendant from Preston, Lancashire, created a false identity and set up a Facebook page using the alter-ego 'Hashim X Shakur'. He was also the creator and administrator of another Facebook account called 'FB Mujahideen'.
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Craig Slee created an alter-ego and inferred he was a member of the Taliban
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Jailed for five years for posting 'depraved' videos online

Question: Anti-terror police found Slee has no connection to the @placeholder, Al-Qaeda or any other terrorist network or organisation.


(CNN) -- The world's top pound-for-pound fighter, Manny Pacquiao, will attempt to win a world title in a fourth division by taking on three-time world champion Miguel Cotto in his next bout. Manny Pacquiao will take on Miguel Cotto in his next fight scheduled for Novermber 18. The Filipino boxer will fight the 28-year-old Puerto Rican for the WBO welterweight title at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, America on November 14 it has been confirmed. Promoter Bob Arum, who represents both fighters, announced that although contracts still need to be signed, verbal agreements have been given: "I'm very excited about this because it's a good fight for boxing [and] it wasn't difficult to do, because they both wanted the fight," Arum told the Los Angeles Times.
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Manny Pacquiao will fight Puerto Rico's Miguel Cotto in his next fight
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The Filipino will be aiming to win the WBO welterweight title
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The bout will take place at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on November 14
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The "Pac Man" is currently rated the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world

Question: @placeholder has been in devastating form in recent times, racking up a string of victories in four different weight divisions.


Japan's deputy prime minister stirred controversy this week by appearing to suggest that the government could learn from the way that Nazi Germany changed its constitution. The remarks by Taro Aso, who is also the Japanese finance minister, provoked criticism from Japan's neighbors and a Jewish organization in the United States. Aso, a former prime minister who has slipped up with verbal gaffes in the past, retracted the comments later in the week but refused to apologize for them or resign, saying they had been taken out of context. Amid persistent talk in Japan about revising the country's pacifist post-war constitution, Aso set off the controversy at a seminar Monday, in which he said that discussions over constitutional changes should be carried out calmly.
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At a seminar, the deputy prime minister refers to constitutional change under Hitler
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"Why don't we learn from that method?" he asks
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His comments draw criticism from China, South Korea and a Jewish group
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He retracts the remarks, saying they were taken out of context

Question: @placeholder used a fire that burned down the parliament building as a pretext to suppress the opposition through an emergency clause in the constitution.


Two tries in three minutes while Leonardo Ghiraldini was in the sin-bin saved Ireland before they beat Italy 26-3 at the start of their RBS 6 Nations title defence. Conor Murray and Tommy O'Donnell sneaked scores while hooker Ghiraldini was off the field, after Ireland had laboured with scant return in a tryless first hour. Sean O'Brien suffered a hamstring injury in the warm-up, so the luckless Leinster flanker's wait for his first Test action since November 2013 goes on. Ireland scrum half Conor Murray burrows over for his side's opening try following a powerful maul from the pack Ireland flanker Tommy O'Donnell, who was called up late to the starting line-up following Sean O'Brien's hamstring injury, crosses late on
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Ian Keatley kicks 14 points on his Six Nations debut
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Ireland flanker Sean O'Brien was a late withdrawal after the backrower tweaked his hamstring in the warm-up
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Conor Murray powered over for Ireland's opening try in the 64th minute
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Tommy O'Donnell raced away for Ireland's second soon after

Question: @placeholder spoiled Ireland's maul from an offside position and was duly sin-binned for his troubles.


Princeton, New Jersey (CNN) -- During a meeting with historians in 2011, Politico reported, President Obama said: "What you could do for me is to help me find a way to discuss the issue of inequality in our society without being accused of class warfare." For Obama, this is not an esoteric question. Rather, this is a challenge that will be integral to his campaign and, if he is re-elected, to his second term as president. Many Democrats have argued that Obama should have tackled this issue from his first day in the White House. But this is an issue the president didn't think he had the political capital to address. He has also continually feared that touching on inequality would open him up to Republican attacks of being left of center.
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President Obama reportedly asked historians for defense vs. 'class warfare' attacks
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Zelizer: There's no way for president to avoid conflict over the issue of inequality
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Two Democratic presidents -- FDR and LBJ -- found different ways to raise the issue, he says
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Zelizer: Today's economic stagnation increases the difficulty of addressing inequality

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Question: It has become more difficult for @placeholder presidents to discuss inequality for three reasons.


(CNN) -- Since the days of George Washington, U.S. presidents have carved out a long tradition of official road trips, if not by motorcade, then by railroad or horse and carriage. The first Secret Service agent killed protecting a president died on a trip with Theodore Roosevelt. In the late 1800s, President Rutherford Hayes rode railroads to visit 30 states and six territories, earning him the nickname "The Rover," according to Willamette University Professor Richard Ellis. Eight presidents later, President William Howard Taft logged an average of 30,000 annual rail miles during his four-year administration. In "Presidential Travel: The Journey from George Washington to George W. Bush," Ellis writes about presidential road trips, some which were tainted by tragedy.
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Franklin Pierce's son was killed while on a railroad trip with president-elect
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Secret Service agent killed on the road while protecting Teddy Roosevelt
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Ferry carrying George Washington and his carriage ran aground in a storm
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President William Howard Taft traveled 30,000 miles by train annually

Question: @placeholder reported that he spent the night "in my greatcoat and boots in a berth not long enough for me by a head, and much cramped," before he was rescued, Ellis said.


(CNN)  -- Rowaida Abdelaziz doesn't want your pity. Rowaida Abdelaziz says wearing the hijab sometimes interferes with usual U.S. teenager activities, but that it's worth it to her faith. She doesn't want your frosty public stares; the whispers behind her back; the lament that she's been degraded by her father. What the Muslim high school senior wants you to understand is that she doesn't wear the hijab, the head scarf worn by Muslim women, because she is submissive. "It represents beauty to me," says Abdelaziz, the 17-year-old daughter of two Egyptian parents living in Old Bridge, New Jersey. "My mom says a girl is like a jewel," Abdelaziz says. "When you have something precious, you usually hide it. You want to make sure you keep it safe until that treasure is ready to be found."
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The hijab is the head scarf worn by Muslim women
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Wearing one as a Muslim teenager in the U.S. may offer challenges
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Some wearers say they get strange looks and sometimes angry remarks
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But those who voluntarily wear it say it can help them in their faith and teen life

Question: But there's a form of religious profiling that some young Muslim women in @placeholder say they endure whenever they voluntarily wear the hijab.