By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 11:30 EST, 11 April 2013 | UPDATED: 16:21 EST, 11 April 2013 It was the day that signalled the end of six years of bitter fighting, countless deaths, and heralded an Allied victory. So it's little wonder that impromptu parties and celebrations broke out across the US and Britain. August 14 1945, now known as Victory in Japan Day, saw the unconditional surrender of Japan and the end of World War Two. Now, restored video footage shows sailors and soldiers taking to the streets of Honolulu, Hawaii, to cheer the Allied victory. Scroll down for video
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Soldiers, sailors and civilians pictured celebrating end of World War Two
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Restored video footage shows the impromptu street celebrations
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A poignant moment for Hawaii after the Pearl Harbour attack in 1941

Question: The celebrations and the Japanese surrender was particularly poignant in Hawaii, as Pearl Harbour on the island had been the scene of a catastrophic attack by 353 @placeholder fighter planes in December 1941 - the trigger for the US to join World War Two.


San Diego, California (CNN) -- When exactly did the donkey become an endangered species? Democrats had big victories in recent years, taking back control of both houses of Congress in 2006 and the White House in 2008. And, in response to those defeats, Republicans seemed to be wandering in the wilderness. Unsure of whom to be, GOP strategists have been wasting time locked in a completely unconstructive debate over whether to do more outreach or get back to the basics of conservatism. (It's not as if you can't do both those things.) Today, Republicans are still lost in the woods. But suddenly, things look even bleaker for Democrats, who seem as if they're headed off in a dozen different directions.
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Two Democratic senators dropped their bids for re-election this week
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Ruben Navarrette says suddenly the Democrats look more lost than the Republicans
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He says the nation is worried that White House, Congress are trying to do too much
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Obama's statement on terror plot didn't do enough to reassure Americans, he says

Question: And yet, @placeholder look pretty good compared to Democrats, whose moves have been even more questionable.


By Candace Sutton for Daily Mail Australia A court has heard that Roger Rogerson, pictured, went to the storage unit where student Jamie Gao was allegedly murdered to see why he and Glen McNamara had been in there so long Former detectives Roger Rogerson and Glenn McNamara can be seen dragging the dead body of Jamie Gao on his back to a car minutes after they murdered him, CCTV footage shown by Crown Prosecutor Christopher Maxwell QC in Central Local Court contends. In the footage, Rogerson and McNamara can be seen taking what appears to be a heavy object wrapped in a bag from the Rent-a-Space storage unit in the south-western Sydney suburb of Padstow at around 2pm on May 20 this year.
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A court has heard CCTV footage shows murdered student Jamie Gao being dragged to a car
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Crown Prosecutor Christopher Maxwell QC said former detectives Roger Rogerson and Glenn McNamara both appeared to be lifting the body
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The men have been charged with murder of Gao, who was found wrapped in a tarp off a Sydney beach on May 26, and supply 2.8kg of 'ice'
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A prison phone call between Rogerson and his wife suggested he would argue he only intervened in what happened between Gao and McNamara
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Mr Rogerson had his bid for bail rejected by court because he was deemed a flight risk
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The court heard Jamie Gao travelled to Hong Kong for drug business and met McNamara at hotel prior to the murder

Question: However, although a postmortem had been completed on Mr @placeholder, there was a six-to-nine-month delay at the Sydney morgue on the autopsy report.


By Rob Draper Follow @@draper_rob After trying 55 players over 22 games, Roy Hodgson is set to gamble on youth when he names his England squad for the World Cup. Sportsmail take a look at the 23 players set for a place on the Three Lions' plane to Brazil this summer. GOALKEEPERS Joe Hart Age: 27 Club: Manchester City Caps/Goals: 39/0 Tournaments: 2010 World Cup; Euro 2012 Verdict: Recovered from the early season downturn in form. Jolt of being dropped seems to have returned him to previous high standards and he has been crucial to City’s title bid. Safe hands: Joe Hart will start in goal for England after recapturing his form for Manchester City
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Ross Barkley and Raheem Sterling are both set to be included in England's World Cup squad
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Roy Hodgson may pick Luke Shaw over Ashley Cole
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John Ruddy looks set to beat Fraser Forster to a place on the plane
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Jack Wilshere and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain will be included if they prove their fitness

Question: Verdict: Finally @placeholder’s first-choice left back, having edged out Ashley Cole.


A passenger announced Friday "that there was a bomb on board" his plane and wanted it diverted to Sochi -- the Russian city hosting the Winter Olympics amid terrorism fears -- Turkish officials said. Rather than abide by the request, the Pegasus Airlines' crew sent a hijacking alert that Turkey's Air Force Control Center received at 5:20 p.m. (10:20 a.m. ET), Turkey's semiofficial Anadolu news agency reported. About 20 minutes later, the same report claimed two F-16 fighter jets scrambled to intercept the Boeing 737-800 and escort it over the Black Sea. Eventually, the airliner landed safely at Istanbul's Sabiha Gokcen airport, where video shot soon thereafter showed police and security officials converging on it.
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Ukraine says the suspect turned himself in; a Turkish governor says otherwise
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"We were trying to persuade him and he wasn't persuaded," governor says
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Passenger says there's a bomb in the plane's baggage hold, says it should fly to Sochi
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F-16 jets escort the plane to Istanbul, where it lands safely; authorities detain the suspect

Question: The @placeholder ministry said no explosives or guns were found aboard the plane and that the suspect "voluntarily turned himself into police."


One in 10 London homeowners face spending hundreds of pounds every few years on property valuations because of Ed Miliband’s plan to introduce a ‘Mansion Tax’, it has been revealed. The Labour leader has vowed to impose a levy of up to £15,000-a-year on homes worth over £2million in order to shore up the NHS. More than 100,000 homeowners could be hit immediately by the tax, which is expected to be a levy of 1 per cent. But thousands more families - the vast majority in London - could be forced to pay for valuations of their homes by surveyors because of Britain’s volatile housing market which can see increases of over 20 per cent in a year.
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Labour vowed to impose levy of £15,000-a-year on homes worth over £2m
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More than 100,000 homeowners could be hit immediately by the tax
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But around 250,000 property owners could be forced to pay for valuations
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As house market booms owners face £500 valuation bill every few years

Question: "If [it is] on current value, then @placeholder pensioners living in same home for years will be hit hard," he said.


Make up giant Sephora's much-awaited first Australian store opening was overshadowed by a glaring typo on their Facebook page. If they were hoping to attract attention to the store's opening in Sydney on Friday, they certainly did so, but perhaps not in the way they were intending. On the store's 'Countdown to Beauty' hashtag, they missed the essential letter 'o' in count, leaving a particularly bad swear word on the page instead. The slip-up has caused plenty of laughter and no shortage of commentary on social media, with some even suggesting the slip-up was actually a case of 'any publicity is good publicity'.
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When is a countdown not a countdown? When you leave out the first 'o'
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Sephora's fashion fail causes raised (perfectly shaped) eyebrows
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The slip-up has caused plenty of laughter and no shortage of commentary on social media, while some remain undecided if the typo was intentional
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The largest Sephora store in the Southern Hemisphere will open in Sydney on Friday amid much fanfare

Question: The slip was also reported by a wide range of media including Pedestrian TV, which described it as 'unfortunate' and blamed the fail on a 'presumably very recently employed social media manager', adding: 'Welcome to 'Straya, @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Pictures taken shortly after the raid that killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden show three men lying dead in pools of blood and the wreckage of a U.S. helicopter abandoned during the assault. One of the dead men bears a family resemblance to bin Laden, but there was no confirmation of his identity. The al Qaeda leader's adult son was among those killed in Monday's attack by U.S. commandos, according to American officials. The pictures were published Wednesday by Reuters. The news agency says they were taken by a Pakistani security official about an hour after U.S. forces left bin Laden's compound and that it is confident of the authenticity of the purchased images.
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NEW: Analysts say wrecked chopper likely was a stealth aircraft
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Reuters published graphic photos of the compound Wednesday
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The pictures include the bodies of three men and helicopter wreckage
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Other photos show the helicopter abandoned by the SEAL team

Question: A senior U.S. official tells CNN that a tail portion of the helicopter was not destroyed, and that, to the best of his knowledge, that wreckage remains in the hands of the @placeholder government.


Cricket stars past and present have joined celebrities and fans all over the world by photographing their bat and cricket cap  as a touching tribute for Phillip Hughes. Around Australia, families, cricket legends, celebrities, universities, companies and media organisations have set up touching tributes to the 25-year-old batsman, who died in a Sydney hospital on Thursday surrounded by families, friends and team-mates. Among the Australian cricketers who have taken up the cause are Steve Smith, Adam Gilchrist, David Warner, Shane Warne and Dean Jones, who have posted their tributes on social media. Mourners from as far as the US, Europe and the Middle East have united in posting pictures of their tributes to social media with the hashtag #putoutyourbats, including members of the English team.
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Fans all over the world have come together to remember Phillip Hughes
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Mourners are placing out their bat and cricket cap as a sign of respect
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Google Australia has decorated its home page with an image of a bat
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Cricketers Steve Smith, Adam Gilchrist, and David Warner have joined the cause
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Hughes, 25, died on Thursday surrounded by family and friends

Question: He was such an awesome young man, RIP buddy, shattered...' came the tweet from spin-king @placeholder.


By Chris Parsons Last updated at 7:48 PM on 27th December 2011 This is the dramatic moment police drew a Taser as they battled to gain control of the frenzied crowd surrounding the scene of a fatal stabbing on London's Oxford Street yesterday. As hundreds of shoppers look on in horror at paramedics trying to revive the teenager outside a branch of Foot Looker, several distressed onlookers appeared to try to push past the line of police. And as emotions ran high, officers had to physically restrain a number of youths, including one teen who appeared desperate to push through towards the victim following the Boxing Day attack.
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Several youngsters tried to shove past police line at scene of stabbing
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Eleven people arrested in and around Foot Locker store after attack

Question: With throngs of @placeholder bargain hunters staring in shock, one officer is clearly seen drawing his Taser from its holster and pointing it in the direction of the youth.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 11:34 EST, 23 January 2013 | UPDATED: 11:48 EST, 30 January 2013 The widow of a young BP engineer killed in the  Algerian terrorist siege paid tribute yesterday to her ‘amazing’ husband. Sebastian John, 26, the father of a seven-month-old son, had been sent to the desert only one week before the attack. His devastated wife Nicola, 29, said: ‘Sebastian was the most amazing person. He was a fantastic husband, father, son and brother. Gone: Sebastian John, the fourth British victim of the Algerian siege to be named. He is pictured with his wife Nicola and baby, who is now seven months old
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Sebastian John had only been in Algeria a week and was on a BP training course
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He died in the siege at the desert facility, which was overrun by Jihadists
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Mr John is the fourth British victim to be named

Question: He had reportedly worked in Algeria for around two years as a testing technician and was a former member of the @placeholder speed ski team.


Unbeaten in the Premier League, five points ahead of their nearest rivals, everything is going to plan for Jose Mourinho. And the Portuguese boss, who is usually extra-critical when examining his team, admits he is 'happy with everything' at Chelsea this season. Mourinho's side have only dropped points against closest rivals Manchester City, and have outscored every team in the division. Jose Mourinho says he is 'happy with everything' at Chelsea after a fine start to their Premier League season Striker Diego Costa celebrates scoring against Arsenal last Sunday, Chelsea's latest 2-0 victory And he says the Blues are now strong enough to be able to cope with everything that is thrown their way.
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Chelsea are top of the Premier League five points ahead of Manchester City
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Jose Mourinho says he is 'happy with everything' at the club
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Boss claims Chelsea can cope with anything teams throw at them
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Cites Petr Cech replacing Thibaut Courtois as an example of squad strength

Question: - the other one [@placeholder] just come in and no-one in the seats feels any fear because we know the big guy is there for us too.


Washington (CNN) -- A Kansas church that attracted nationwide attention for its angry, anti-gay protests at the funerals of U.S. military members has won its appeal at the Supreme Court, an issue testing the competing constitutional rights of free speech and privacy. The justices, by an 8-1 vote, said Wednesday that members of Westboro Baptist Church had a right to promote what they call a broad-based message on public matters such as wars. The father of a fallen Marine had sued the small church, saying those protests amounted to targeted harassment and an intentional infliction of emotional distress. "Speech is powerful. It can stir people to action, move them to tears of both joy and sorrow, and -- as it did here -- inflict great pain. On the facts before us, we cannot react to that pain by punishing the speaker," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote for the majority.
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NEW: The justices "don't have the common sense that God gave a goat," the father says
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NEW: The ruling is "10 times better than I had hoped for," Westboro Baptist member says
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The father of a fallen Marine sued after church members protested at his son's funeral
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The U.S. has chosen "to protect even hurtful speech on public issues," Roberts writes

Question: "Westboro believes that America is morally flawed; many Americans might feel the same about @placeholder.


An aspiring model who was turned down for a smear test because doctors said she was too young to get cervical cancer has died from the disease. Sophie Jones, 19, from Eastham, near Liverpool, was initially told she had Crohn's Disease when she went to the doctor complaining of stomach pains last February. But she was diagnosed with cervical cancer last November after being admitted to hospital when her condition worsened, and died early on Saturday morning. Now her family and friends have launched an online petition calling for smear tests to be offered to women from the age of 16, rather than 25. Entitled 'Sophie's Choice', the petition has been signed by more than 45,000 people since its publication on Saturday,and 10,000 of them in a three-hour period this morning.
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Sophie Jones, 19, from Eastham, near Liverpool, first fell ill last February
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She suffered stomach cramps and knew something was wrong with her
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But doctors refused her a cervical smear test as she was under 25
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She was admitted to hospital in November and vowed to fight 'to the end'
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Sophie died of cervical cancer on Saturday after doctors said it had spread
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Her mother, Peri Jones, 47, said: 'Her positive attitude was incredible'
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Cervical screening only offered to women over 25 as so rare in the young
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Now her family and friends have launched online petition to change this

Question: 'Our @placeholder has been failed in the worst way, and I need 500,000 signatures to be heard, one million to get this changed hopefully.'


Atlanta, Georgia (CNN)  -- Natalie Grant apologizes for crying, but she can't help it. She is describing meeting a woman from India who is a counselor in a village where some women have been saved from human traffickers. The counselor knew all too well what these women went through. When she was 12 her parents took her to Mumbai for her birthday. Her brother traveled with them. When they got off the train, the woman told Grant, she was separated from her family. She began to cry endlessly. A man came up and said he would help. He didn't. He had purchased her from her parents, whom she said thought that she would be getting a job and sending money back to their village.
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Christian music singer Natalie Grant has won female vocalist of the year four times
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After watching a fictional TV drama on human trafficking, she decided to investigate the issue
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She visited India and decided to start the Home Foundation charity
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The non-profit wants to build homes so former sex slaves in U.S. can have a place of healing

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By Sophie Tedmanson PUBLISHED: 23:19 EST, 14 January 2014 | UPDATED: 02:13 EST, 17 January 2014 Southern Australia is in the grip of a widespread heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 40C in many areas causing hundreds of bushfires, thousands of lightning storms, and leaving players and ball boys collapsing on court at the Australian Open. One woman was hospitalised after bushfires broke out in two states, and players at the Australian Open in Melbourne have complained of “inhumane” conditions after one hallucinated that he saw Snoopy mid-match, a ball boy fainted, one player vomited, and drink bottles melted on court where the mercury tipped 42.8C yesterday.
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Extreme heat causes on-court chaos at Australian Open where one player hallucinated
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Bushfires rage in three states, damaging dozens of homes in Perth
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One woman is taken to hospital in Adelaide with burns and smoke inhalation
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Record-breaking temperatures top 47C in South Australia
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26,000 lightning strikes hit Adelaide as heat brings intense storms
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Fire service commissioner warns Friday is 'peak danger day' in Victoria

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The first portraits created from 3D scans of a sitting president are going on display at the Smithsonian. Digital imaging specialists at the Smithsonian created a 3D printed bust and life mask of President Barack Obama this year. The portraits were first shown at the White House during a gathering of inventors, entrepreneurs and students. First ever: A 3D printed bust of President Obama went on display at the Smithsonian Castle, along with life masks that were also printed in plastic Life masks: The president's life mask, here with masks made of President Lincoln (left and center) and his bust are made out of thousands of layers of plastic melted together using lasers
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Digital imaging specialists at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington created a 3D bust and life mask of President Barack Obama this year
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The photo shoot included 50 custom-built LED lights, eight sports photography cameras and six wide angle cameras
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The bust was printed using a laser to melt together 5,000 layers of plastic -- a process that took 40 hours

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Question: The result was a 3D scan of the president at a higher resolution that is currently possible to print in @placeholder.


Washington (CNN) -- Tensions between the United States and Russia over the crisis in Crimea have exploded into an open row as Russia rejects U.S. diplomatic efforts to solve the impasse. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Monday that U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry postponed a face-to-face meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss American proposals, which Moscow has effectively rejected, on solving the crisis. The meeting, which Russia said was supposed to happen Monday, would have marked the highest-level contact between the two countries since Russian troops took up positions in Crimea, and would have come ahead of Sunday's potentially explosive vote on whether Crimea should split from Ukraine and join Russia.
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Kerry postpones a meeting with Putin, says Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov
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Meeting would have marked highest-level contact between the two nations over Crimea
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Kerry presented a proposal to Lavrov in Paris on Wednesday
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Official: U.S. has yet to receive an official answer from Moscow about Kerry proposals

Question: But Russia seems uninterested in the @placeholder concept of sitting down with the Ukrainian government.


There was a standing ovation for her son as he arrived on Centre Court as the first British man to defend a Wimbledon singles title for 77 years. But up in the stands yesterday, Andy Murray’s mother Judy was getting ready to become the star of the show herself. Mrs Murray is said to be in the ‘advanced stage’ of talks to appear in the next series of Strictly Come Dancing. Murray is said to be in the 'advanced stage' of talks to appear in the next series of Strictly Come Dancing The 54-year-old is a big fan of the BBC programme and often posts saucy comments about its male performers on her Twitter account. A source said: ‘The final line-up is due to be announced in four weeks’ time and Judy is a long way down in talks to appear on it.’
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Judy Murray in talks to appear in the next series of Strictly Come Dancing
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54-year-old is a big fan of the BBC programme and often tweets about it
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Mrs Murray said to be a ‘Strictly nut’ who would jump at chance to appear

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Baghdad (CNN) -- About 400 members of an exiled Iranian opposition group who are the first to leave a long-term camp in Iraq under a U.N. plan criticized their treatment and the conditions at the new temporary site Saturday. The group left Camp Ashraf at midnight following 12 hours of inspections and checks, Shahin Gobadi of the National Council of Resistance of Iran said in a statement. When they arrived seven hours later at the new site, a former U.S. military base near Baghdad International Airport called Camp Liberty, the group discovered a heavy presence of police. Another inspection was then demanded, prompting the residents to protest what they consider "degrading, humiliating and inhumane treatment" and the obstructive behavior of the Iraqi forces by refusing to leave the transit buses, Gobadi said.
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NEW: "This is the first step towards a better future outside Iraq," a U.N. official says
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About 400 residents of Camp Ashraf leave for a temporary site at a former U.S. base
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The Iranian exiles say they are being inhumanely treated by Iraqi authorities there
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Under the plan, the U.N. intends eventually to resettle the group to third countries

Question: The temporary facility, at what was formerly the U.S.-run @placeholder, will remain open for an unspecified period of time, though a senior U.S. administration official said in December that there were plans to keep it open until all of the camp residents were resettled.


American journalist Steven Sotloff began his last journey into Syria with a surprise gift for his fixer, Yosef Abobaker. It was a small camera. "Happy birthday!" Sotloff told his guide, whom Sotloff had befriended a year earlier by interviewing Abobaker's father about the Syrian civil war. Then came the real surprise for the two men: about 15 masked ISIS gunmen jumped out of three cars and took them captive, beginning a dark tale that eventually led to Abobaker's release, but ended in Sotloff's beheading. In an interview with CNN this week, Abobaker provided a detailed account of how he, Sotloff and three armed guards were abducted in Syria by ISIS fighters in August 2013, but since then, never once did U.S. officials try to interview Abobaker about his first-hand experience with ISIS and its captivity of Sotloff.
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Sotloff fixer Yosef Abobaker says U.S. officials never interviewed him about ISIS
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FBI says it "is actively investigating the savage murder of Steven Sotloff"
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Abobaker says masked ISIS gunmen outnumbered him, Sotloff, three armed guards
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Abobaker believes a border guard informed ISIS about Sotloff's location

Question: This trip wasn't the first time that @placeholder worked as a journalistic "fixer" -- or a jack-of-all-trades guide who does translations and arranges interviews.

Question: "I go back inside (@placeholder), and I try to make information," he added.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- When Michael Jackson died unexpectedly two years ago, his fans worldwide erupted in a torrent of grief, anguish and -- in tribute to the pop icon -- song and dance. On Monday, there were hugs, tears and shrieks of joy among his fans packed outside a Southern California courtroom after a jury found Jackson's physician, Conrad Murray, guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the singer's death. Jury finds Murray guilty "Oh my God, guilty!" one woman yelled out, seconds after the verdict was announced. Others appeared to almost break out in song; some seemed to start dancing; and a chant soon rose up of "Justice, justice, justice."
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A jury finds Conrad Murray guilty of involuntary manslaughter in singer's death
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People yelled out, sang and danced after the decision was announced

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The wife of the Sydney siege gunman who is facing charges for alleged murder could have her freedom revoked after the NSW Attorney General demanded a review into the decision to grant her bail. Amirah Droudis, 35, was granted bail by a local court after she was charged with the murder of Man Haron Monis's estranged wife Noleen Hayson Pal in April 2013. Attorney General Brad Hazzard said he has expressed concern to the Director of Public Prosecution over Droudis' bail after two people died when her husband took 18 people hostage in the Lindt cafe at Martin Place on Monday.
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Amirah Droudis, wife of the Sydney siege gunman,was granted bail despite facing charges for alleged murder
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The 35-year-old was charged with the murder of Man Haron Moniss ex-wife Noleen Hayson Pal in April 2013
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Attorney General Brad Hazzard has expressed concern to the Director of Public Prosecution over Droudis' bail
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Monis was on bail charged with being an accessory to the murder when he entered the Martin Place Lindt cafe and took 18 hostages on Monday
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Droudis converted to Islam and changed her name after meeting Monis
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She was convicted, along with Monis, of sending offensive letters to the families of Australian troops killed in Afghanistan
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Daily Mail Australia can reveal exclusive new details about Droudis' life

Question: As a young adult, she would often visit bars, drink and party with friends, a source previously close to her told @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Ready to jive, cool cats? Let's slide! "Jackson 5ive" ran as part of ABC's Saturday morning cartoon lineup beginning in September 1971. A heavily fictionalized representation of the Jackson 5's rise to fame and subsequent success, it was co-produced by Rankin/Bass (of Christmas special fame) and Motown Records. A relic replete with bell bottoms, tie dyed shirts and reel-to-reel tape players, the series has been released on DVD/Blu-ray by DreamWorks Classics. Every episode featured two musical numbers by the cartoon counterparts of Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon and Michael Jackson. The songs -- Jackson 5 staples like "ABC," "The Love You Save," and "I'll Be There" -- were woven in to the plotlines of the show, which experienced a renaissance in 1984 with Michael Jackson's rising solo career. Although the show didn't feature the speaking voices of the Jacksons because of scheduling conflicts, it was them singing.
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"Jackson 5ive" cartoon fictionally chronicled the brothers' success
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The series featured songs like "ABC," "I Want You Back," "I'll Be There"
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Animation director Bob Balser co-directed the Beatles' "Yellow Submarine"
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Balser tried to inject "European flavor" into a "Hollywood production"

Question: "There was a lot of influence from the stuff that we did in '@placeholder' in terms of interpreting songs in a creative, graphic way," said Balser.

Question: • In "Michael in Wonderland," @placeholder becomes unconscious on a roller coaster ride and dreams he is in the Wonderland theme park.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:26 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 01:44 EST, 24 October 2012 A head teacher has resigned allegedly after showing young school pupils a violent Chuck Norris video in assembly. Simon Norton resigned earlier this month as head of St George’s Junior School in Copthorne, Shrewsbury and parents say it is because he screened a two minute YouTube video of the movie star kicking, punching and shooting people in front of children as young as seven-years-old. The clip, entitled 5 Rules in every Chuck Norris movie, shows several people killed with bombs and bullets and Norris’ slow-motion, trademark roundhouse kick.
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Simon Norton quit his role as head teacher of St George's Junior School earlier this month
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Parents say he resigned because he allegedly screened a violent video of Chuck Norris punching, kicking and shooting people

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Car-free Sundays could be introduced to central London, Boris Johnson suggested today, after being inspired by cycling alongside thousands of Indonesians in Jakarta. The London mayor took part in a mass cycle alongside the recently-inaugurated President Joko Widodo on the latest stop of a high-profile six-day regional tour. Every Sunday, several main boulevards of Jakarta are closed to all traffic from 6am, allowing tens of thousands of Indonesians to pour into the streets on bikes and on foot, with street stalls and music offering a carnival atmosphere. Scroll down for video London Mayor Boris Johnson in Jakarta yesterday, said he was impressed by the 'Car Free Sunday'
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Boris Johnson said he was 'blown away' by the success of car-free Sunday
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He joined Indonesian president and local governor on bike ride yesterday
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Jakarta has banned cars from many streets on Sundays for 16 years
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Thousands of Indonesians ride bicycles through the city on Sundays
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He said he would like to bring a similar car-free scheme to London
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Mr Johnson said he would talk to Transport for London about his plan

Question: Jakarta's event has been running for 16 years and become a weekly, rather than monthly, event when Mr @placeholder was governor.


Perugia, Italy (CNN) -- Family members of Meredith Kercher said Saturday they were satisfied with the verdict that found American Amanda Knox and her Italian ex-boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, guilty of the fatal knifing of the British student. "Ultimately we are pleased with the decision," said Lyle Kercher, Meredith Kercher's brother. "But it was not a moment of celebration. We are here because our sister was brutally murdered." The victim's sister, Stephanie Kercher, talked Friday about her family's grief. "Our lives have been on hold, really. You can't really carry on as normal," she said. "You have to take each day as it comes. It's not ever going to be the same without [Meredith]."
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Knox, her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito sentenced for Meredith Kercher's murder
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Appeals mean convictions not final, Italian prosecutor says
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Meredith Kercher's sister: "It's not ever going to be the same"

Question: One of @placeholder's sisters said Saturday that Amanda "had a rough night."


CLICK HERE for your ultimate stats guide to the game, including pitch maps of both of Graziano Pelle's goals. What a terrible afternoon to be Newcastle manager Alan Pardew. His flailing side were derided by their own supporters, who had made a 660-mile round-trip, were 2-0 down within 20 minutes and flattered by the final scoreline. Newcastle are yet to win after their four Barclays Premier League games and host Hull next weekend, the first time Pardew will have faced the club since he butted David Meyler on the touchline and was given a seven-match ban by the Football Association and a £100,000 fine by his club.
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Graziano Pelle puts Southampton ahead after just six minutes with a towering header from a Ryan Bertrand cross
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The Italian striker doubles the Saints' advantage (19) to heap the pressure on Newcastle United boss Alan Pardew
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Jack Cork (54) makes it 3-0 to give Southampton a comfortable victory over Newcastle United at St Mary's Stadium
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Morgan Schneiderlin seals the victory with a wonderful curling shot in injury time for the home side against Magpies
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Newcastle United are yet to win a match so far this season and the pressure on Alan Pardew has intensified
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Magpies owner Mike Ashley watched from the stands as Newcastle fans held banners reading 'Pardew Out'
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Southampton continued their encouraging start to the season under boss Ronald Koeman and have seven points
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Newcastle slip to bottom of table with a -6 goal difference having conceded seven goals in last two matches

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(CNN) -- The tone of tweets on Twitter and posts on Facebook in reaction to President Obama's State of the Union speech Wednesday night were in contrast to the optimistic comments on his speeches to Congress in September and during his inauguration. Social media users showed more frustration compared with the more hopeful tones in the past, with many saying they hoped the president's rhetoric would lead to more action. Their frustrations with the lingering economic doldrums, high jobless rates and the battle over health care are reflected in Obama's approval ratings. They have dropped from 76 percent to 49 percent since February. Social media comments echoed those sentiments.
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CNN monitored Tweets, Facebook posts by Americans, politicians during speech
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Users divided over whether Obama's words will amount to action or remain just rhetoric
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Some questioned talk of curbing spending while announcing new initiatives
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Others wondered if Obama spent too much time insinuating blame on past administration

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Question: "Listening to Obama talk about cutting spending is like listening to a fat kid talk about dieting while eating cake #sotu" -- @placeholder user franklazaro


Chris Christie narrowly leads the pack of potential Republican presidential candidates in a poll of New Hampshire residents released Friday, but Mitt Romney crushes the competition when his name is added to the field. Christie, the cantankerous and controversial New Jersey governor, emerged as the most polarizing name on a list of 13 politicians presented during a phone poll between June 19 and July 1. While 46 per cent of New Hampshire Republicans like him, another 36 per cent don't. And he topped the list when GOP respondents were asked who they definitely would not vote for. But with 19 per cent support in a hypothetical presidential primary, Christie has emerged as the flavor-of-the-month front-runner.
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The WMUR/Granite State Poll gives Christie a first-place 19 per cent showing among New Hampshire Republicans
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But when Romney is added to the mix, he draws 39-percent support and leaves everyone else in single digits
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Paul Ryan has the highest 'favorable' numbers of the field, at 55 per cent
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Christie's 46 per cent favorable number is soft since a separate 36 per cent say they don't like him
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When asked which potential White House hopeful they would never support, More Republicans name Christie than any other pol

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ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- A sealed envelope awaits in Rissi Palmer's Bible. Country singer Rissi Palmer performs for students in an after-school program at Atlanta's Parkside Elementary. It's her Grammy acceptance speech, the one she wrote as a 12-year-old. She vowed not to open it until she could read it from the stage accepting her award. Sixteen years later, the time may be nearer when Palmer can open the envelope. The road has been a long one, starting with her standing on a milk crate as a child so she could sing solos in the church choir. But these days, she is an up-and-comer in country music -- and a rare African-American performer in the genre.
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Singer Rissi Palmer has had a Grammy acceptance speech ready since she was 12
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Song off debut album made her the first black female to hit country charts in 20 years
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Palmer says her mother always loved country music and she likes telling stories
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Performer tells Atlanta students: "Anything you want to do, you can do it"

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Palmer United Party member Jacqui Lambie has declared she will take a DNA test in order to prove her Indigenous Australia heritage to naysayers. During her first speech to parliament the outspoken senator claimed she was a descendant of a prominent Aboriginal leader in Tasmania, where she is originally from. However Tasmanian Aboriginal Land Council (TALC) chairman Clyde Mansell has called her claim 'absolutely outrageous and scandalous', the ABC reported. Scroll down for video Outspoken senator Jacqui Lambie has said she will take a DNA test in order to prove her Indigenous heritage Mr Mansell is a community elder and known descendant of Mannalargenna.
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The senator revealed her heritage in her maiden speech to parliament
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Jacqui Lambie said her mother's side could be traced to Mannalargenna
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Tasmanian Aboriginal Land Council chairman Clyde Mansell disputed this
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Mr Mansell is a known descendant of Mannalargenna
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Jacqui Lambie said she would take a DNA test to prove her bloodline
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Mr Mansell said this would not necessarily provide a conclusive result

Question: She said: 'We trace our history over six generations to celebrated Aboriginal chieftain of the Tasmania east coast, @placeholder.'


By Kieran Corcoran Gun owners in Georgia are now free to take weapons into churches, bars, libraries, schools and airports thanks to a new law relaxing gun control rules. New legislation, which came into effect yesterday, means that the 500,000 Georgians with a gun licence will be allowed to to enter the public buildings with their weapons openly displayed. Critics described the bill as a 'guns everywhere' law and say it is the most extreme in the U.S. and could lead to more violent crime. New law: The sweeping legislation was signed into law in April by Georgian governor Nathan Deal, centre
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Safe Carry Protection Act came into force in the U.S. state yesterday
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Gun owners can now openly carry weapons in even more public places
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Bars and some government buildings will be open to gun carriers by default
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Churches can 'opt in' to allow guns - but campuses remain banned
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Critics fear increased violence from state's 500,000 licensed gun owners

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This is the heart-warming moment that a gentle dog befriends a young boy with Down's Syndrome and persuades the child to play. Herman, now five, from  La Plata, Buenos Aires, was captured on camera being approached by Himalaya, a Labrador. Herman's mother Ana, who posted the video on YouTube, said her son usually backs away from contact. Scroll down for video Tender: This is the heart-warming moment that a gentle dog befriends a young boy with Down's Syndrome to play with him Befriend: Herman, now five, from La Plata, Buenos Aires, was captured on camera being approached by Himalayan, a Labrador
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Herman, now aged five, is from  La Plata, Buenos Aires
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He was captured on camera being approached by Himalaya at his home
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Following an unsure start the pair end up playing together
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Herman's mother said he son usually shies away from contact

Question: 'He does not like be touched, but @placeholder (the dog) insisted so patiently, and she was so soft that's why it is so moving, she is left to do anything. '


The Washington Redskins, stinging from a letter by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and dozens of fellow Democrats calling on the league to force the team to change its racist name, apparently fumbled a desperate Twitter appeal to fans. "Tweet @SenatorReid to show your #RedskinsPride and tell him what the team means to you," the maligned team wrote to its 305,000 Twitter followers on Thursday. But be careful what you ask for, especially on Twitter. "This team has ZERO self-awareness.lol," one person tweeted. "Lifelong 'Skins fan and I strongly believe it is time to change the name," wrote another. "How do you not see what a bad idea this is," said another tweet.
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Team's Twitter appeal to fans appears to backfire, say proponents of name change
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One person tweets: "This team has ZERO self-awareness"
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Another tweets: "Lifelong 'Skins fan and I strongly believe it is time to change the name"
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Team President Bruce Allen: Name began as Native American expression of solidarity

Question: Responding to the senators' letter, Redskins President Bruce Allen invited @placeholder to a game to "witness first-hand that the Washington Redskins are a positive, unifying force for our community in a city and region that is divided on so many levels."


(CNN) -- Echoing outrage seen in the streets of Indian cities after a deadly gang-rape in New Delhi, protesters in India's northern neighbor Nepal are also demanding their government take action over violence against women. For almost two weeks, demonstrators across Nepal have chanted slogans and massed outside official buildings, including the prime minister's residence, demanding better protection of women and criticizing what they describe as the government's delayed response to issues such as rape and abuse. Some protesters in Nepal credit the Indian protests with bringing the issue of women's safety to wider attention. Read more: Is this the start of India's 'Arab Spring'?
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Protesters call for change in Nepal, raising similar issues as in India
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A migrant worker was detained at an airport, then robbed and raped, her lawyer says
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An airport police officer has been charged with rape

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Washington (CNN) -- It's one of the busiest days in this year's primary calendar. Six states from coast to coast hold primaries on Tuesday, and again anti-establishment candidates face long odds in high-profile Republican showdowns. Since its birth in 2009, the tea party has had a number of primary successes, with victorious challenges from the right producing major headlines for the movement. But they've also given the party plenty of headaches and hurt its chances of winning back the Senate, effectively costing the GOP five winnable elections over the last two cycles. This year, the establishment learned to fight back, and so far has had the upper hand in most contests against tea party-backed challengers. Here are five key showdowns to watch how they play out on Tuesday.
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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell faces tea party challenge
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Incumbent Idaho congressman is expected to fend off tea party challenge, too
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Tea party candidates might be splitting the vote in Georgia Senate primary
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Pennsylvania governor's race is a race to the left among Democrats

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By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 08:11 EST, 30 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:24 EST, 30 January 2014 Lewis Hamilton led the tributes paid to the two McLaren employees killed near in a car crash near the supercar manufacturer's headquarters yesterday. The British driver, who used to race with McLaren but now competes with Mercedes, said he was: 'Deeply saddened' by the deaths of his 'colleagues' Ollie Bourton, 22 and Darren Hayes, 19. The pair died instantly when the Subaru Impreza they were in collided with a transit van just a few hundred yards from the McLaren headquarters in Woking, Surrey.
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Ollie Bourton, 22, and teenager Darren Hayes, 19, died instantly
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Lewis Hamilton pays tribute to his 'colleagues' on Twitter following crash
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Victims worked on the road vehicles, the commercial arm of the F1 team
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Mr Hayes had previously worked on the gear box of Jenson Button's car
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Died on the scene after their Subaru Impreza collided with a Ford Transit van
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Pair were in the production team at the site in Woking, Surrey

Question: the @placeholder road cars - the commercial offshoot of the McLaren Formula


A picture of Ciaran Goggins wearing a t-shirt with an image of Ched Evans and the words '100 per cent innocent' appeared on the Justice for Ched site A 'true friend' of Ched Evans who has worked 'closely' with the campaign to clear his name has made abusive comments about his victim and posted a link to the website that named her. Ciaran Goggins made derogatory comments and allegations about the convicted rapist's victim, describing her as a 'false rape accuser' who was unhappy as she did not get a 'big win' and a pink MINI. He was arrested after tweeting a link to the website which named the disgraced footballer's victim – despite the fact that she is legally entitled to lifelong anonymity.
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Ciaran Goggins made abusive comments about Ched Evans's victim
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He described her as a 'false rape accuser' who was unhappy with result
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Twitter troll also posted a link to the website that illegally named her
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Picture of him has now been removed from Justice for Ched site
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Goggins was one of 19 people arrested and questioned by police on suspicion of naming Evans's victim on social media
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Disgraced former footballer has condemned the actions of online abusers

Question: The website itself,  has set out a partial account of @placeholder’s trial, is currently under investigation by the Attorney General, whose office is considering whether it is in contempt of court.


(CNN) -- Smarting from their first back-to-back defeats in nearly three years, Barcelona are on the defensive for a change as they approach Tuesday's Champions League semifinal second leg against Chelsea. Barcelona all but surrendered the Spanish league title with Saturday's 2-1 home loss to Real Madrid that came days after a 1-0 defeat at Stamford Bridge in the first leg. Barca defender Gerard Pique strongly rejected any suggestion that his club might be in the midst of a more deep-seated crisis, and that the losses could signal the beginning of the end of a glittering era. "A team that has won 13 trophies in three and a half years deserves more credit than that," he said. "Other teams need to win more championships before we start talking like that. We deserve respect."
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Barcelona head into Champions League semifinal second leg against Chelsea trailing 1-0
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Pep Guardiola's team have lost back-to-back matches for the first time since May 2009
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Barca could recall defender Gerard Pique for Tuesday's game
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Chelsea coach Roberto di Matteo insists his team will try to score

Question: "I don't know if this is the most important moment of my career as a coach," @placeholder said of the Chelsea game.


(EW.com) -- The film industry was devastated by two recent deaths that have led to a movement to alter this Sunday's "in memoriam" segment of the Oscars telecast: One was the natural causes passing of comedy filmmaker Harold Ramis, 69, and the other was the accidental death of camera assistant Sarah Jones, 27, who was struck by a train in Georgia while working on a biopic of rock musician Gregg Allman. Ramis, the star of "Ghostbusters" and "Stripes," and director of "Vacation," "Caddyshack" and "Groundhog Day," died on Monday at his home in Chicago, while Jones, whose credits include "Midnight Rider" (the film that led to her death) and the TV series "The Vampire Diaries," was killed last Thursday while filming on a bridge that authorities said was supposed to be off-limits to the production.
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Two deaths are being petitioned for inclusion in this year's Oscars "in memoriam"
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The process of listing actors in this segment takes place weeks in advance
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A list of roughly 300 submissions often gets whittled down to around 40
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The producers don't get to decide, but rather an Academy committee

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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- Nigeria's ailing president has broken two months of silence to assure his countrymen that contrary to speculation he is alive and intending to return to power soon. President Umaru Musa Yar'Adua this week gave his first media interview since being admitted to a hospital in Saudi Arabia in late November where he is being treated for acute pericarditis, an inflammation of tissue around the heart. His absence has created a power vacuum in Africa's most populous country, as Yar'Adua has not formally handed his presidential duties to Vice-president Goodluck Jonathan. In a phone interview with the BBC from his hospital bed Tuesday, President Yar'Adua said he was recovering from his treatment.
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Nigeria's president says in a phone interview that he is alive and recovering from treatment
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Yar'Adua has not been seen since leaving Nigeria for treatment in Saudi Arabia in late November
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His absence has created a power vacuum in the African country
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Protesters, the Senate call for more information on his whereabouts and state of health

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Question: The Senate had earlier considered sending a delegation to @placeholder.


Moscow (CNN) -- "Putin's Army," a new group of female fans loyal to Russia's prime minister, is calling upon all "young, smart and beautiful" women in the country who ardently support Vladimir Putin to produce amateur video clips that show how far they would go to express their affection for him. The community, which was launched in Russia's popular social networking sites VKontakte and LiveJournal, claims to have united some 800 followers behind the idea of Putin running in the March 2012 presidential election. It is not clear who exactly is behind this initiative, but the first video posted features a glamorous blonde who describes herself as student named Diana.
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Female Putin supporters who participate in an online video contest can win an iPad 2
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Putin has said he's embarrassed by flashy displays of flattery
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Some analysts say public shows of affection might be a political move
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Putin, a former president, has not announced whether he will run in the 2012 election

Question: Millions of people adore and trust him," @placeholder says in the narrative accompanying the video.


(CNN) -- Over the past decade the Middle East has made a massive move to secure some of the world's major sporting events. Abu Dhabi won the right to host a Formula One Grand Prix beginning in 2009, Qatar was successful in its FIFA World Cup bid for 2022 and the world's top tennis players and golfers regularly head to the region for big tour tournaments. Among the sporting push in the region is sailing; nine teams are currently taking part in the "Sailing Arabia - the Tour" -- the Middle East's version of Europe's Le Tour de France a la Voile. The event sees the fleet sail throughout the region from Bahrain to Oman.
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The Middle East has moved to secure some of the world's major sporting events
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Volvo Ocean Race stopped in Abu Dhabi for the first time
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Sailing organizations are seeing the financial benefits of the Middle East

Question: "We need to make sure we cover as many markets as we can and @placeholder and a few other players wanted to be serious about sailing."


(CNN) -- This year "will mark a turning point" in Afghanistan and other regions, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said Tuesday. In Afghanistan, "our troops have been able to obviously reduce the levels of violence there. We've seen the lowest levels of violence there in almost five years there now. They are successful in securing some of the key areas in Afghanistan," Panetta told reporters during a flight on his overseas trip. He's visiting Djibouti, Iraq, Turkey and Libya as well as Afghanistan, where war still rages. He arrived Tuesday in Kabul and is meeting with Afghan President Hamid Karzai; Ryan Crocker, U.S. ambassador to Afghanistan; and Gen. John Allen, commander of NATO's International Security Assistance Force.
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NEW: Defense Secretary Leon Panetta meeting with officials in Afghanistan
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Panetta also will pass along holiday wishes to the troops
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Turkey is a key ally in Mideast, Panetta says
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Libya represents what the Arab Spring is all about, he says

Question: "Obviously, there is greater success in the @placeholder military and police.

Question: Panetta said Turkey is now a key ally, both in the Middle East and within @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Circles Robinson is a 55-year-old American who has lived in Havana with his family since 2001. He works revising English translations for official Cuban media online publications and in his spare time he writes his own blog and manages the Havana Times Web site. Circles Robinson: "There are fantastic cultural opportunities in Havana." CNN: What makes Havana special to you? Circles: Havana is the only capital city I've seen that I would want to live in. One big reason is that there are relatively few cars, making the city pedestrian-friendly. Another is that it's quite safe for a capital and you feel like the night is your ally instead of your adversary.
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Circles Robinson is an American who has lived in Havana since 2001
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"Havana is the only capital city I've seen that I would want to live in," he says
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He says the Malecon seawall is a great place to "think, relax and observe"
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You can hear authentic Cuban music at "penas" -- intimate music sessions

Question: If the hostile policy of the U.S. towards @placeholder could turn into a good-neighbor policy, or at least more normal ties, the economy of the city would no doubt improve.


(CNN) -- The mother of passenger No. 63 aboard Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 is unable to come out of the shadows of her son's misdeed to mourn with the rest of the families whose loved ones disappeared on March 8. "As a human being, as a mother, nobody thought of me. I am alone with no support except for God," she wrote after CNN tried to contact her about her son. She is suffering alone because she has shied away from the epicenter of information in Kuala Lumpur. She isn't there to attend the briefings, or to get the grief counseling provided by Malaysia Airlines. She is a mother whose son broke the law to get on the plane, and she is now paying for it.
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Pouria Nourmohammadi used a stolen passport to board the airliner, investigators say
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"He boarded the plane with a plan to live in Germany with his mother," his friend says
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Nourmohammadi's mother has shied away from attention
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She says that although her son broke the law, "all 239 persons are the same"

Question: CNN met with a friend who dropped @placeholder off at the airport on March 8 in Kuala Lumpur.


(CNN) -- With owners ranging from onetime Presidents of the United States through Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al Makhtoum to the Queen of England herself, horse racing is known as the 'Sport of Kings' for good reason. If you're going to be a player, you're likely to need near-limitless funds. Occasionally though, a relative pauper does manage to gatecrash the party every once in a while. Take Dave Dillon, who works as a hotel controller in Chicago -- and who's absolutely convinced of one thing. "I make no bones about the being the luckiest guy alive," he volunteered within seconds of speaking to CNN.
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How investor's $5,000 stake in a horse will return well over a million dollars
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Hotel controller Dave Dillon invested in Animal Kingdom in 2009
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Horse has since won Kentucky Derby and Dubai World Cup, the sport's richest race
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Animal Kingdom has now entered lucrative world of breeding

Question: Three months later, the champion horse won the @placeholder -- with the success swiftly prompting Sheikh Mohammed, whose entry had been beaten by Animal Kingdom, to come on board.

Question: Three months later, the champion horse won the Dubai World Cup -- with the success swiftly prompting Sheikh Mohammed, whose entry had been beaten by @placeholder, to come on board.

Question: All in the hope of sharing the parade rings and winners' enclosures with some of the world's most powerful people -- a holy grail @placeholder is still wholly surprised to be part of.


(CNN) -- Major League Baseball player Ryan Braun has been suspended without pay for the rest of the 2013 season for violating the league's drug policy, Commissioner Bud Selig announced Monday. The Brewers have 65 games remaining this season, so Braun's punishment amounts to a 65-game suspension. Braun, 29, an outfielder for the Milwaukee Brewers, admitted to wrongdoing and apologized for his actions in a statement, saying "I am not perfect." An ESPN report last month named Braun as one of 20 players facing suspension due to a scandal involving performance-enhancing drugs. Michael Weiner, the executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association, said he was pleased by Braun's admission.
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Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun admits to wrongdoing and apologizes
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The 29-year-old faced suspension for a drug violation last year
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He disputed the testing process, and the suspension was overturned
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Braun: "I realize now that I have made some mistakes"

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By Kieran Gill Robin van Persie is confident Nigel de Jong will play for Holland before the World Cup ends, despite the Dutch side announcing the midfielder's groin injury could rule him out for 'two to four weeks'. De Jong was forced off nine minutes into the Oranje's last-16 win over Mexico, and with it saw his tournament all but come to an end. Van Persie, though, thinks differently: ‘The miracles are not out yet. I’ve talked to him about it and he’s going for it, even if it is for only one game.' VIDEO Scroll down to watch Robin van Persie and Holland entertain kids in training
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Holland's official Twitter account KNVB say Nigel de Jong is 'probably out for two to four weeks' with groin injury
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Robin van Persie says De Jong 'is a fighter' and insists scans can prove wrong with injuries
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Van Persie thinks De Jong can come back 'even if it is for only one game'
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Holland face Costa Rica in the World Cup quarter-finals on Saturday

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Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's death instantly changed the lives of his family and friends. The weeks immediately after the pop icon died were chaotic, and many questions are still unanswered for those closest to Jackson. Michael's children The day their father died, Prince Michael, 13, Paris, 12, and Blanket, 8, moved in with their grandmother Katherine Jackson at the Encino, California, home where Michael once lived with his family. The home is filled with memories of their father, including many photos of a young Michael Jackson. The theater room of the large house was converted into a classroom where they've been home-schooled for the past year.
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Jackson's kids are no longer hidden from public view
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Michael's mom is speaking out
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Joe Jackson is filing wrongful death suit
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Jackson estate's debt goes down, income is up

Question: @placeholder made the world cry at the end of a memorial for her father when she said, "Ever since I was born, daddy has been the best father you could ever imagine."


By Anna Edwards With over 1.3billion people in the world living without electricity, suggesting a game of football seems the least likely solution to help the chronic problem. But two charitable entrepreneurs have seemingly come up with a way to guarantee power for those left in the darkness - an energy harnessing football. By kicking the SOCCKET ball around, players can generate enough electricity in a 30 minute game to power a LED lamp for three hours. Scroll down for video President Barack Obama kicks the energy-storing soccer ball at Ubungo Power Plant in Dar es Salaam On your head! The president looked impressed with the ball - which could end millions of people relying on harmful alternative energy supplies
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Ball has a pendulum which stores kinetic energy and can be used later
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President Obama dribbled the ball around in Tanzania today at energy event

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(CNN) -- Sri Lanka's cricket team returned home to Colombo early Wednesday, as police in Pakistan searched for at least 12 gunmen believed responsible for the attack that left seven people dead. Sri Lankan player Thilan Samaraweera is taken aboard an ambulance Wednesday in Colombo. Police in Lahore on Wednesday confirmed six police officers and a driver of a van carrying umpires were killed after earlier reports had put the death toll at eight. Six team members were wounded by glass and shrapnel, and two -- Tharanga Paranavitana and Thilan Samaraweera -- were shot in the chest and leg, respectively. Both men were being treated in Colombo and in stable condition, officials said.
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NEW: Players Tharanga Paranavitana, Thilan Samaraweera in stable condition
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Police confirm six officers and a driver of a van carrying umpires were killed

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(CNN) -- Outrage over the possibility that a Van Gogh, Bruegel, or any other treasure at the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) could be sold to pay down the city's debts prompted a Michigan state senator to propose legislation to protect the masterpieces. Under the bill presented Wednesday by Sen. Randy Richardville, any art museum in the state must adhere to a code of ethics set forth by the American Alliance of Museums, which prohibits the sale of pieces unless the money is directed to improving the museum's collection. The DIA has a similar policy with the city, but the government's emergency manager has the power to cancel or modify it.
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Detroit is in deep debt
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Officials ask for inventory of art collection in museum
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That's raised outcry from those worried about possible sale
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Spokesman for emergency manager says sale not planned

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(CNN) -- First, let's be clear: No one can blame voters if they a) are turned off by this election, b) are worried more about other things in their lives and c) don't think that it matters much who controls the Senate, which is what is up for grabs this year. I mean, who could be inspired by Kentucky Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes as she refuses to say whether she voted for President Obama, citing her constitutional right to privacy. (As a public candidate for public office, no less.) And then there's her opponent, Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell, who is so eager to win re-election (and possibly lead a Senate majority) that while calling for the repeal of Obamacare, he also says that the Kentucky health care exchange—which is working well—could continue. "I think it's fine to have a website," he allowed. Huh?
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Gloria Borger says some argue this year's election is about nothing
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She says Republicans have a chance to make a difference after the midterms
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Borger: If they do well and gain influence, will they want to give party a positive message?
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Borger: Immigration reform could test whether GOP wants to control White House again

Question: Right now, too many voters see the @placeholder as just the party of stopping stuff, not inventing stuff.

Question: In a midterm election, that can work: Obama is unpopular, tie all candidates to @placeholder.


Normal programming has resumed. After three days of great respect between Australia and India, traditional hostilities, which have marked recent matches between the two nations, have resumed on day four of the first cricket Test after David Warner reacted to being bowled by a no-ball from young paceman Varun Aaron. As the ball clattered into the stumps, Aaron celebrated by yelling out 'c'mon!' to his team-mates. But a review of the dismissal found he had over-stepped and the umpires called Warner back to the middle. The first innings centurion looked directly at the fast bowler and mouthed 'c'mon' on several occasions.
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The heat is on at Adelaide Oval with the Australian and Indian teams exchanging words in the middle of the ground
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David Warner was angered by young paceman Varun Aaron's celebration of 'c'mon!' when he bowled him off a no-ball
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The umpires were forced to intervene as Shane Watson and other Indian players became involved

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Sanaa, Yemen (CNN)Yemen's President resigned Thursday night shortly after his prime minister and the Cabinet stepped down: seismic changes in the country's political scene that come just one day after the government and Houthi rebels struck a tentative peace deal meant to end days of turmoil. The resignations of Yemeni President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi and other officials are the latest fallout from the Houthis' move in recent days to gain power in the capital, which included kidnapping Hadi's chief of staff on Saturday and taking over the presidential palace on Tuesday. The chaos in Yemen is cause for concern far beyond the country's borders. For the United States and its allies, Yemen's government has been a key ally in the fight against al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the Yemen-based group linked to attacks such as the recent slaughter at French magazine Charlie Hebdo.
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U.S. reducing embassy personnel because of security concerns, State Department official says
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President, prime minister, Cabinet resign, Yemeni officials say
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Minister says rebels still hold kidnapped presidential aide despite agreeing to free him

Question: There are currently no talks with the Houthis, but there are discussions about whether to talk to them, according to @placeholder officials.


(CNN) -- At last it appears the pieces in soccer's latest transfer window jigsaw are slowly falling into place. A pair of big-money moves involving English Premier League clubs on Wednesday could spark a frenzy of activity as Europe's leading clubs aim to finish their business before Tuesday's deadline. London-based club Tottenham Hotspur are at the coalface as things stand, securing a $40 million deal shortly after missing out on another to rivals Chelsea. All this with the potential world record transfer of their star player Gareth Bale to Spanish giants Real Madrid simmering in the background -- a move that manager Andre Villas-Boas admits is close.
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Brazilian midfielder Willian joins Chelsea in a deal reported to be worth $46.5m
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The 25-year-old had seemed destined for a switch to Tottenham Hotspur
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Roma announce Erik Lamela is on his way to Tottenham for $39.9 million
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Gareth Bale's move to Real Madrid edges closer admits Andre Villas-Boas

Question: @placeholder told Chelsea's official website: "Chelsea are one of the best clubs in the world, and now I'm going to play for one of the best managers in the world.


By Alasdair Glennie PUBLISHED: 16:37 EST, 17 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:37 EST, 17 October 2013 Michaela Strachan: 'You can't fight stereotypes'. The BBC presenter says women will never have the expertise men have In the animal kingdom, it’s common to find gender roles clearly defined between male and female. And the world of TV wildlife presenters is no different, according to veteran BBC host Michaela Strachan. Insisting ‘you can’t fight stereotypes’, the Autumnwatch star says her male co-stars take on the role of expert – while women are simply there as ‘enthusiasts’. Risking the wrath of feminists, the 47-year-old claimed men are ‘wired’ differently, making it easier for them to learn the names and categories of animal species.
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BBC host says 'you can't fight stereotypes'
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The 47-year-old Autumnwatch star says women care about 'emotional problems'
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She defended female presenters who focus on their looks

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Just when you thought the internet couldn't get any more broken, up stepped New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr with possibly the greatest catch of all time. As the 22-year-old rookie hurled himself backwards to score an unbelievable 43-yard touchdown against the Dallas Cowboys, little did he know he would soon be an internet sensation. Moments after Beckham Jr's gravity-defying catch, Twitter users responded with hilarious memes, including one which compared the astounding feat to Kim Kardashian's risque 'break the internet' photo shoot earlier this month. Scroll down for video Incredible: New York Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr scored a magnificent touchdown against the Dallas Cowboys with this gravity-defying catch, sparking dozens of memes
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Beckham Jr's incredible catch for the Giants turned into a series of memes
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Hilarious pictures show wide receiver diving over Kim Kardashian
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Twitter users say catch 'broke the internet' more than Kim's risque photos
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Other memes show Beckham Jr dodging a bullet with Neo in The Matrix
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Player pictured in Michelangelo paintings and jumping over space shuttles

Question: Breaking the internet: As thousands of Twitter users posted about the catch on social media, many said @placeholder had come close to breaking the internet - which Kim Kardashian tried to do with risque photos published earlier this month


Mia Farrow has continued her attacks on her ex Woody Allen in light of his Golden Globes tribute by bringing up the claims of sexual assault that one of her adopted daughters made against the famed director. She posted a loaded question to her more than 370,000 Twitter followers on Monday, asking them to decide if Allen was a pedophile for what he did to her daughter Dylan in 1992. The Twitter outrage came after Allen's former lover and muse Diane Keaton made a gushing tribute to the director at last night's Golden Globes where he was honored with the prestigious Cecil B. DeMille award.
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Woody Allen was accused of sexually assaulting his 7-year-old daughter that he raised with then-partner Mia Farrow in the early 1990s
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Now Farrow asked Twitter followers to decide if Allen was a 'pedophile' for what he did to her daughter
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The girl, Dylan, was never asked to testify because of her age and the charges were dropped against the famous director
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Scandal erupted during a custody dispute between Allen and Farrow- at the same time that he announced he was in love with Farrow's other adopted daughter, Soon-Yi, who he went on to marry
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Mia and her political activist-turned-TV anchor son Ronan Farrow were live-tweeting the Golden Globes and made clear digs at Allen's tribute
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Ronan blasted the ceremony's decision to ignore Woody's sexual abuse charges and Mia said it was 'time to switch' to watching HBO's Girls

Question: Ronan has cut off all communication from Allen and @placeholder has done the same but to an even greater degree.


(CNN)Lifelong runner and Austin Marathon race director John Conley has been a part of many races, but none of the finishes he's been a part of quite compare to what he saw Sunday in Texas. "What we saw was a champion," Conley said. "The toughest person on the planet." Conley's not talking about Cynthia Jerop, the women's winner, who finished the 26.2-mile race in 2:54:21. He'd expected to see Kenyan runner Hyvon Ngetich. According to reports he'd received from the race course, she had been leading most of the race. But with just two-tenths of a mile left to run, Ngetich began to wobble and stagger, and eventually fell down. She attempted to get back up and keep running but was unsuccessful, Conley said.
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Hyvon Ngetich had led most of the race
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She placed third after crawling to finish line
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Ngetich collapsed because of dangerously low blood sugar

Question: Her "exceptional effort," inspired applause from nearly every marathon spectator and inspired @placeholder to adjust her prize money so she receives the same amount of money as if she'd come in second.


By Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:06 EST, 1 October 2013 | UPDATED: 03:02 EST, 2 October 2013 Out: Bill Gates stepped down as CEO of Microsoft in 2000 and now some investors want him out as chairman of the board Three of the top 20 investors in Microsoft Corp are lobbying the board to press for Bill Gates to step down as chairman of the software company he co-founded 38 years ago, according to people familiar with matter. While Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer has been under pressure for years to improve the company's performance and share price, this appears to be the first time that major shareholders are taking aim at Gates, who remains one of the most respected and influential figures in technology.
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Activist shareholders own 5percent of the company
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Gates founded Microsoft 38 years ago, but stepped down as CEO in 2000
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He holds only 4.5percent of the company and now spends most of his time working on his foundation

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(CNN)Class is in session at schools across Nigeria, where students are learning to shape eyebrows, smooth foundation, apply eye-shadow, and -- perhaps -- defy economic gloom to grasp a glamorous future. Informed by the remarkable rise of their own "head teacher" to the summit of Nigeria's cosmetics industry, the students -- for the most part young women in their 20s and 30s -- are being taught that makeup artistry can be their passport to self-confidence, independence, and a business of their own. Making a difference to young lives is all part of the mission for 37-year-old cosmetics queen Tara Fela-Durotoye.
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House of Tara is Nigerian beauty brand that teaches makeup styling and business skills to budding cosmetics entrepreneurs
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CEO Tara Fela-Durotoye says she teaches makeup artistry as "a platform of enterprise"
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Graduates are taught all the skills they need to start a small business

Question: "There are certain things telling you that you cannot make it; that you will not make it; that @placeholder is not a place where people make it," says Fela-Durotoye.


(CNN) -- With three places up for grabs on the U.S. Olympic track team, two women tied for third place in the women's 100 meters over the weekend -- crossing the line at exactly the same time -- which means the coveted Olympic spot could be decided by a coin toss. Sprinters Allyson Felix and Jeneba Tarmoh threw their bodies across the finish line so evenly matched that cameras recording 3,000 frames a second couldn't tell who beat whom. Both runners recorded precisely the same finishing time, down to thousandths of a second: 11.068 seconds. Two women beat Felix and Tarmoh: Carmelita Jeter and Tianna Madison. Their first and second place finishes on Saturday give them the chance to represent the United States at the Olympics in London this summer.
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Allyson Felix and Jeneba Tarmoh cross the line at exactly the same time, cameras show
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Olympic officials are giving them the choice of a rematch or a coin toss
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There doesn't appear to be any precedent in U.S. Olympic trials for a dead heat

Question: And if both athletes refuse to declare a preference, officials will flip a coin -- a @placeholder quarter to be exact.


Brussels, Belgium (CNN) -- NATO members agreed Thursday to take over enforcement of the no-fly zone over Libya, but stopped short of interpreting that mandate as a license to attack government troops who may be threatening unarmed civilians. "What we have decided today is that NATO will enforce the no-fly zone," NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen told CNN's Wolf Blitzer from the organization's headquarters in Brussels. Under Thursday's agreement, NATO forces will be able to close air space to all flights except for humanitarian ones and will be able to use force in self-defense. NATO also has sent a directive to its military chain of command asking for a plan on how to execute an expanded role for enforcement of U.N. Resolution 1973, according to NATO sources. Under what some officials were calling "no-fly plus," NATO would be given more robust rules of engagement to ensure that civilians are protected, the sources said.
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All 28 NATO allies authorized a plan that includes civilian protection
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Transition to be complete by Sunday night, sources say
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Questions on rules of engagement remain to be worked out

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(CNN) -- Events continue to unfold at a rapid pace in Ferguson, Missouri. The city has been in turmoil since August 9, when white city police officer Darren Wilson fatally shot Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager. Protesters and law enforcement officers have clashed in the streets for several nights. Here are the latest developments for Wednesday: Officer Wilson's backers confronted Two supporters of Darren Wilson took to the streets of Ferguson on Wednesday evening, saying they wanted to express their views just like those calling for Wilson's arrest. They quickly had company, as dozens of Brown family backers quickly converged on them -- some of them angrily confronting them.
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NEW: A police officer is suspended for pointing an assault rifle at a protester
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NEW: Attorney General Holder meets with residents, Brown's parents
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NEW: Prosecutor: Grand jury likely won't get entire case until October
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NEW: Backers of police officer who shot Michael Brown are confronted

Question: @placeholder he talked about his own experiences as a black man dealing with racial profiling as he told those in the crowd, "I understand that mistrust" of police.


Liverpool's Lazar Markovic will discover how many European games he must sit out when UEFA’s disciplinary committee meet on Thursday. UEFA have the £20million Serbian winger down for a four-match suspension on official lists after he was sent off in December’s final Champions League group clash with Basle at Anfield. However, Markovic has yet to be informed of his punishment. Markovic, 20, had only been on the pitch for 15 minutes when he was sent off after his hand touched the face of Behrang Safari against Basle. Lazar Markovic pushes out his arm towards Behrang Safari's face in the 61st minute of December's match
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Lazar Markovic was sent off in Liverpool's game against Basle in December
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The Serbian winger is down for a four-match suspension on official lists
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Markovic has not been informed of his punishment after the red card
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UEFA's disciplinary committee meet on Thursday to decide punishment
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(CNN) -- White House hopeful Mitt Romney will tell Americans Thursday morning as he seeks to become the nation's first Mormon president that he shares the same "moral convictions" as other people of faith. GOP White House hopeful Mitt Romney says his address won't be a "JFK speech." The former Massachusetts governor is delivering the speech to address religion's role in government but also to address concerns voters might have about the Mormon religion. In excerpts released Thursday morning, Romney talks about the shared convictions of all faiths. But he resists those who would have him explain his own faith.
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Romney to address role of religion in society in speech Thursday
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Speech is being compared to JFK's 1960 speech about Catholicism, politics
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Some say speech is what sealed Kennedy's win over Nixon
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19 percent say they are less likely to vote for a Mormon, poll shows

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(PEOPLE.com) -- They're going for an even 20! Michelle and Jim Bob Duggar, stars of TLC's "19 Kids and Counting," are expecting their 20th child this spring. "We are so excited," says Michelle, 45, who is now about three-and-a-half months into her pregnancy and due in April. "I feel good. I am past the sickness stage now." The Tontitown, Ark., couple, who are parents to children Joshua, 23 (who is married to Anna, 23 and has two children, Mackynzie, 2 and Michael, 4 months), twins Jana and John-David, 21; Jill, 20; Jessa, 19; Jinger, 17; Joseph, 16; Josiah, 15; Joy-Anna, 14; twins Jedidiah and Jeremiah, 12; Jason, 11; James, 10; Justin, 8; Jackson, 7; Johanna, 6; Jennifer, 4; and Jordyn, 3, weathered the medical emergency of their youngest daughter, Josie's birth on Dec. 10, 2009.
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"We are so excited," says Michelle Duggar
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"Josie is the most energetic, busy little almost-2-year-old," says Michelle
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"We are just going to do the best we can," says Michelle

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By Damian Spellman, Press Association Sunderland head coach Gus Poyet is hoping one of the men he inherited can be his most important 'new signing'. Italy international Emanuele Giaccherini was already at the Stadium of Light in October last year when Poyet was parachuted in and charged with the task of dragging the Black Cats out of desperate relegation trouble. However, the £6.5million signing from Juventus struggled to command a place in the Uruguayan's team as he gradually plotted a route to Barclays Premier League safety. Sunderland midfielder Emanuele Giaccherini (right) is pictured in action against Queens Park Rangers Sunderland boss Gus Poyet, pictured in training, believes Emanuele Giaccherini will improve this season
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Gus Poyet believes Emanuele Giaccherini looks like 'a totally new player'
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The Italian international struggled to nail down a regular spot last season
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But Poyet thinks he can star for the Black Cats this season
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Sunderland host Tottenham at the Stadium of Light on Saturday

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:20 EST, 2 March 2014 | UPDATED: 08:16 EST, 3 March 2014 Tiger Woods may not have had much luck in this week's Honda Classic, but at least he had the support of his 'new family'. The world No. 1 was forced to withdraw from today's final round in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, due to lower back spasms which started during warm-ups this morning. It was clear something was wrong as the 38-year-old struggled to hit good shots and stretched his back several times. Disappointing: Tiger Woods was forced to withdraw from the Honda Classic today due to a persistent back problem
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Tiger Woods, 38, withdrew after 13 holes today due to back pain
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The pain began during warm-ups
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His 'new family' watched him play on Friday
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Lindsey Vonn, 29, was snapped toting around Charlie and Sam, Woods's children with ex-wife Elin Nordegren
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It follows rumors that Vonn and Woods's year-long relationship is on the skids because she demanded marriage

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CNN -- Michael Chea can't forget what they did to him. Though he is standing in the morning sunlight, surrounded by giggling teenagers and chirping birds, his face is twisted by grief. American John Etherton talks to a Liberian about his country's violent past. He is reliving the moment when he escaped death in the "land of blood and tears." "In 1990, I was a very small, and I saw so many things," he said. "The war took us away in the forest, and we started running. They killed my grandmother. They killed my grandfather. They killed my auntie." Chea could have easily become just another anonymous victim of war in Liberia. At least 200,000 Liberians were killed in a series of conflicts between 1989 and 2003 that transformed the tiny nation on the west coast of Africa into a wasteland.
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Liberia is emerging from 14-year war that turned country into wasteland
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New effort to collect stories from war survivors is under way
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Liberia is still reeling from horrors of war
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American in Liberia: 'It's really feels like the Wild West'

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By Associated Press A majority of Americans do not believe that the Big Bang created the universe 13.8 billion years ago, according to a new study, with Americans also expressing a large amount of skepticism in global warming, the age of the Earth and evolution. Rather than quizzing scientific knowledge, the survey asked people to rate their confidence in several statements about science and medicine. On some, there's broad acceptance. Just 4 percent doubt that smoking causes cancer, 6 percent question whether mental illness is a medical condition that affects the brain and 8 percent are skeptical there's a genetic code inside our cells. More — 15 percent — have doubts about the safety and efficacy of childhood vaccines.
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Confidence in evolution, climate change, the age of the Earth, and the Big Bang all decline sharply as faith in a supreme being rises
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'Most often, values and beliefs trump science' when they conflict, according to representative of scientific society

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A father has been arrested for assault after his own daughter posted a video on Snapchat apparently showing him attacking a teenager during a road rage altercation. Steven Paula, 43, allegedly attacked 18-year-old Mason Deal in Parker, Colorado, leaving him with a black eye and a concussion - and his daughter caught the whole episode on her cell phone. Police say that the girl then posted the video on Snapchat and a screenshot was saved by a friend, before the footage was deleted. The image was then passed on to a friend of the victim and was shared with the police.
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Steven Paula allegedly attacked 18-year-old Mason Deal by the roadside
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His daughter filmed the fight on her phone and posted it on social media
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Police identified Paula, 43, from an image that was saved from the video
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Mr Deal was left with a black eye and concussion from the road rage attack

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By Victoria Allen PUBLISHED: 23:36 EST, 17 December 2012 | UPDATED: 15:54 EST, 18 December 2012 Leaving: Vicky Featherstone, outgoing artistic director for the National Theatre of Scotland, said she has been 'bullied' for being English The outgoing director of the National Theatre of Scotland has revealed she almost quit over anti-English ‘bullying’. Vicky Featherstone set up the company from scratch, producing plays that travelled the world, including Black Watch and Alan Cumming’s one-man Macbeth. But now, leaving the job after six years, she has spoken out about the antagonism she  experienced for being English. The Surrey-born NTS artistic director is one of those attacked by Scots author Alasdair Gray this week as being a ‘colonist’, taking one of the best jobs north of the Border before returning to England.
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Outgoing director Vicky Featherstone fires parting shot at critics who 'paralysed' her
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Surrey-born founder of National Theatre of Scotland leaving after six years

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(CNN) -- It was a night which evoked hatred of years past -- now both Serbia and Albania have been punished for their part in dramatic night of violence in Belgrade. Last week's Euro 2016 qualifying match was abandoned after 41 minutes following a brawl sparked by the arrival of a drone carrying a flag emblazoned with the insignia of 'Greater Albania.' European football's governing body UEFA ruled that the European Championship game be awarded 3-0 in Serbia's favor but also deducted three points from the host nation. Serbia has also been told it must play its next two Group I qualifiers behind closed doors while both football associations have been fined $126,410.
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Serbia and Albania both punished by UEFA following brawl in Euro 2016 qualifier
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Serbia awarded walkover but deducted three points
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Both teams fined $126,410 by UEFA
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Serbia to play next two European qualifiers behind closed doors

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The policeman who shot dead a black teenager in St Louis has revealed he is under 24-hour guard and 'can't go out' at this 'stressful time' in his first comments since the killing. Darren Wilson text messaged a close friend to say that he can't leave protective custody because he would be immediately recognized - making him and his young child a target. In his messages Wilson, 28, also thanked for the support of his friends which he said was 'really keeping me going'. He had texted Jake Shepard, his friend of 14 years, who showed the messages to MailOnline because he wanted the public to get a more accurate picture of the friend he described as always having 'pure intentions'.
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Jake Shepard, a friend of 14 years, showed MailOnline texts from Wilson
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Wilson, who shot dead Michael Brown, sparking seven nights of unrest, 'can't go out' and thanked him for support during 'stressful time'
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Shepard said he believes Wilson, who has a young child, is still in the St Louis area
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He feels bad that now Brown's and Wilson's lives are both 'now over'
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Shepard that while Brown's family has the support of the 'whole nation'... 'Darren doesn't get that'

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Question: Troubled: Shepard said that @placeholder's mother died when he was 16 and his biological father lives out of state - but added that Wilson (pictured in his 2002 yearbook) never liked to talk about his hardships


On the road to Timbuktu, Mali (CNN) -- French-led troops in Mali have seized control of the airport in Timbuktu from Islamist militants and are fighting their way into the city center, spokesmen for the French Defense Ministry and the Malian military said Monday. "We are winning in Mali," French President Francois Hollande said at a news conference. Malian and French forces have together been battling the Islamists to loosen their grip on the country's north, which the militants have controlled for months. Hollande, who refused to speculate on how long the French intervention would continue, said the Islamists still control the northern part of the country.
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"We are winning in Mali," French president says
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French forces are fighting the remaining Islamists in Timbuktu
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Militants are reported to be fleeing to another city farther northeast
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Malian and French forces recaptured an Islamist stronghold last week

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Heading to Disney's Magic Kingdom Park for your next vacation? It'll cost you. The most expensive theme park at Walt Disney World Resort just got a little pricier. Starting February 23, visitors ages 10 and up will pay $99 for one-day tickets to the Magic Kingdom, a $4 increase. Prices for one-day tickets at Epcot, Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios also increased $4, from $90 to $94. Many visitors to the Disney parks purchase multi-day passes, which can decrease the daily cost of visiting the parks. To Disney or not to Disney? "Our pricing reflects the high quality and breadth of experiences we offer and our ongoing commitment to investing in our parks," said Kim Prunty, Walt Disney World spokeswoman, via e-mail. "We offer a variety of ticket options that provide a great value, and find that most guests select multi-day tickets that offer additional savings."
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Disney's Magic Kingdom prices are going up
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Multi-day passes decrease per-day prices
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Visitors will also see increases at Epcot and other parks

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(CNN) -- While he's enormously concerned about what secrets self-avowed NSA leaker Edward Snowden may yet spill, President Barack Obama said Thursday he's not going to take extraordinary measures to capture him. "I'm not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29-year-old hacker," he told reporters during a news conference in Senegal, his first stop on a tour of several African nations. Obama hadn't talked to leaders of China and Russia about Snowden -- who actually turned 30 a few days ago -- in part because he didn't want to amp up the issue and have to start "wheeling and dealing" in order to get the fugitive in U.S. custody.
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NEW: Leaks caused "irreversible damage to our nation's security," NSA chief says
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NEW: A Venezuelan official reiterates his nation's openness to accepting Snowden
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President Obama says he doesn't want to make deals to get Snowden
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Ecuador renounces U.S. trade benefits in the tiff over the asylum bid

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