(CNN) -- The Taliban have met with U.S. officials to discuss possible peace talks, but do not want to negotiate with Afghan President Hamid Karzai's government, a Taliban spokesman said Tuesday. The spokesman's comments, rejecting a key American condition, could potentially derail American efforts for Afghans to reach a negotiated end to the decade-long war. In an e-mail response to questions from CNN, Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid denied previous reports that the Taliban had been invited to meet with the Karzai government in Saudi Arabia, saying that talks with what he called a "puppet" government would be pointless. "We have never been asked to attend talks with Karzai administration officials in Saudi Arabia, but even if we are asked to attend, we won't because (the) Karzai government is a puppet and unauthorized, and meeting with them will not be beneficial in solving the issue," Mujahid wrote in a message from an e-mail account regularly used by the Taliban to issue statements.
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NEW: Senior U.S. officials: The United States and the Taliban may hold new talks this month
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A Taliban spokesman says they will not meet with Afghanistan's "puppet" government
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Zabiullah Mujahid writes in an e-mail that the Taliban want direct talks with Americans
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The rejection of a key American condition could derail negotiating efforts

Question: The talks with the Taliban are aimed at establishing what the senior U.S. officials called "confidence-building measures" to lay the groundwork for negotiations between the Afghan government and the Taliban, with the @placeholder possibly serving in a mediation role.


(CNN) -- On Wednesday, I wrote a not-at-all controversial column on this website titled, "The argument for eating dog." The piece ran with a visual essay on CNN Photos about the illegal dog meat trade in Southeast Asia, which is just awful to look at. I argued that the dog trade should be cleaned up and made more humane -- but that the same should happen to factory farms here in the United States. The crux of the argument was this: If we think dog shouldn't be eaten -- like, ever, regardless of how clean the trade is and how quick the kill -- then maybe we should think about the other animals we eat, and if and why we don't feel the same way about them. Is it because we spend so much time with dogs -- looking into their eyes, talking to them, walking them, picking up their crap -- that we understand that they are living, breathing, feeling beings? Would we feel that way about other animals if we could hang out more?
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John Sutter responds to criticism of his column on the ethics of eating dog
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Sutter: "To be clear, I'm not saying people should eat dog"
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"I'm saying we should rethink what we eat and why"
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Social media "explodes" over a tweet about the column, as The Week put it

Question: When I'm not writing quick columns to go with @placeholder posts, I run a project at CNN called Change the List, which tries to raise awareness about bottom-of-the-list places.


(CNN) -- He is the Chosen One MK II -- and he is hoping to make history of a more notable kind than his predecessor achieved. After waiting 27 years to appoint a new manager, Manchester United's attempts to fill the void left by Alex Ferguson now focus on Louis van Gaal -- who on Monday was named to succeed David Moyes, sacked in April after enduring a miserable campaign in charge. While Moyes' short tenure was marked by morale-sapping defeats against lesser teams United previously brushed aside, Van Gaal brings an authority earned by stamping his mark on some of the world's biggest clubs.
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Louis van Gaal appointed as manager of Manchester United
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The Dutchman succeeds David Moyes after he was sacked last month
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Van Gaal brought in to bring success back to the club after a difficult season
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He appoints Ryan Giggs as assistant, and Welshman ends playing career

Question: "@placeholder is a world-class coach and I know I will learn a lot about coaching from being able to observe and contribute at such close quarters.


Oscar-nominated Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou has been fined 7.48 million yuan ($1.2 million) for breaching China's one-child policy, authorities say. A letter sent to Zhang by the family planning bureau of Binhu District of Wuxi City, Jiangsu province in eastern China on Thursday demanded that he pay a penalty for having two "beyond-the-quota" children. The letter was posted on the district's official account on Sina Weibo, China's Twitter-like microblogging service. The fine comes after Zhang apologized in an open letter for his "excessive children" in December. He and his wife, Chen Ting, admitted to having two sons and a daughter.
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Renowned Chinese filmmaker Zhang Yimou penalized for violating China's one-child policy
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Local authorities demand a hefty fine of 7.48 million yuan ($1.21 million)
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Zhang apologized in December for his "excessive children."
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Zhang and his wife admitted to having two sons and a daughter

Question: All I can say is that this is nothing to him," Sina Weibo user__729_ wrote on China's equivalent of @placeholder.


By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 11:38 EST, 6 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:59 EST, 6 December 2012 The orphaned daughter of Kansas City Chief Jovan Belcher will receive more than $1 million from the NFL. Belcher shot Kasandra Perkins his 22-year-old girlfriend and the mother of his child before driving to Arrowhead stadium and turning the gun on himself. The murder-suicide on Saturday morning means that the estate or guardian of his three-month-old daughter Zoey will receive the money under NFL's collective-bargaining agreement. Happy family: Belcher killed his girlfriend before shooting himself at the Kansas City Chiefs' stadium. His daughter stands to receive $1million from NFL
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Jovan Belcher shot Kasandra Perkins his 22-year-old girlfriend before driving to Arrowhead stadium and turning the gun on himself
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Estate of couple's three-month-old daughter Zoey will receive the money under NFL's collective-bargaining agreement
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Zoey stands to receive $108,000 annually over the next four years, $48,000 in the fifth year and then $52,000 each year until age 18
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Belcher's funeral took place yesterday and Perkins is scheduled for today

Question: Snapp said @placeholder made a phone call and a short time later, a woman let Belcher into her building.


Diego Costa up against Thiago Silva is a mouthwatering prospect: one of the world’s best strikers versus one of the game’s best defenders. I watched Silva a lot at the World Cup for Brazil and he was immense. When he was missing, they lost 7-1 to Germany in the semi-final. Silva is an aggressive and brave defender who attacks the ball well. He’s not the tallest at barely 6ft but that gives him extra mobility. Diego Costa has been in formidable form for Chelsea since signing from Atletico Madrid last summer Thiago Silva is one of the most respected defenders in world football and will try to stop Costa on Tuesday
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Diego Costa is set to return to Chelsea's line-up at Paris Saint-Germain
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He will go directly up against Brazil defender Thiago Silva in the game
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The battle between the pair could hold the key to who wins the clash
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PSG vs Chelsea team news, match stats, odds and more
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Question: Perhaps @placeholder’s biggest weakness is the league he is playing in.


The involvement of five Arab countries in the air strikes against ISIS in Syria is a major new development for the region. It is not yet clear exactly what role they have played in what the Pentagon described as "participation and support" for the operation, but this is about symbolism more than military might. For the U.S., it was vitally important to avoid this looking like another Western attack on a Middle Eastern country, and to emphasize that opposition to ISIS comes from within the Arab and Muslim worlds - where the vast majority of their victims have come from.
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Five Arab states participated in or support airstrikes against ISIS targets in Syria, the U.S. says
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Jane Kinninmont says their support reflects concerns about security and reputation
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Some of the Gulf states are concerned that the West blames them for ISIS's rise, she says
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But pro-opposition Syrians will ask why they didn't intervene against Assad, she says

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Nearly a million Americans may have to wait longer to get their tax refunds this year thanks to a clerical error linked to ObamaCare. The Obama administration revealed today it sent about 800,000 HealthCare.gov customers the wrong tax information, and officials are asking those consumers to delay filing their 2014 taxes. Another 50,000 or so who already filed may have to resubmit their returns. The tax mistake is a self-inflicted injury that comes on the heels of what President Barack Obama had touted as a successful enrollment season, with about 11.4million people signed up. Oops! About 800,000 HealthCare.gov customers got the wrong tax information from the government, and officials are asking those affected to delay filing their 2014 returns
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Obama administration sent 800,000 HealthCare.gov customers wrong tax information
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About 50,000 taxpayers who already filed may have to resubmit their returns
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Errors were found in new tax forms called 1095-As, which are like W-2 for health care

Question: The errors disclosed Friday are in new forms that @placeholder sent to millions of consumers receiving coverage through the federal insurance market that serves most states.


As parents rush to fill their children's stocking ahead of Christmas, a list featuring toys from both the past and present that Brits thought were simply unforgettable has been released. Retro favourites Space Hoppers, My Little Pony and Mr Potato Head join more recent classics such as Buzz Lightyear figures, Furbies and Tamagotchis in being named some of the most iconic children’s toys ever. Entries from the Toy Story franchise proved popular after the release of the first movie in 1995 and were remembered for their appearance again in 2010 after Toy Story 3 was made. Iconic: A new list  features toys from both the past and present that Brits thought were simply unforgettable, from Space Hoppers, Connect 4 and Cluedo to Furbies, Sylvanian families, Game Boy and My Little Pony
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Top 50 favourite toys from the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties revealed
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Includes Buzz Lightyear, Furbies, Speak & Spell and Cabbage Patch Dolls
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Interactive talking Elsa doll from Frozen is this year's sell-out toy

Question: In the @placeholder, electronic talking Furbies and handheld digital pets, more commonly known as Tamagotchis, were the must-have toys.

Question: 'Toys have also become more iconic off the back of popular animated films like with @placeholder and currently with the Frozen frenzy.


Will Brazil win the World Cup without Neymar? Will Brazil win the World Cup without Neymar? Now share your opinion Neymar has been flown to Sao Paulo by helicopter as the Brazil superstar begins his recovery from injury. The forward was transported by ambulance to a waiting military helicopter before he was lifted on via a stretcher. The 22-year-old managed a brief wave before taking off from Rio. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Neymar holding back tears during emotional message to fans Moving: Neymar was flown to Sao Paulo by helicopter to begin his recovery Devastated: Neymar is transported from an ambulance to a military helicopter to be airlifted home
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22-year-old striker injured in Brazil's 2-1 quarter-final win over Colombia
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Clashed with Colombia's Juan Camilo Zuniga late in the second half
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Neymar flew back with team-mates before taking an ambulance to team's training camp in the mountain city of Teresopolis
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He has now flown by helicopter to Sao Paulo
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Thiago Silva and David Luiz involved in emotional scenes as they wish Neymar well on tarmac of Rio airport
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Neymar's World Cup over after injury rules him out for four weeks
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He is not expected to need surgery however

Question: Thanks: Neymar managed a wave as he left for @placeholder


By Paul Donnelley Nicholas T. Sheley had already killed two men when he murdered four people including a two-year-old boy Petty criminal Nicholas Sheley was yesterday found guilty of four murders. Sheley was convicted of the killings of his wife's ex-boyfriend Brock Branson, his fiancée Kilynna Lee Blake, a month after her 20th birthday, and her two-year-old son, Dayan Kurtis and their flatmate. Sheley had never got over the fact that his wife, Holly Gaul Shieley, had dated Mr Branson  and he went to the flat they shared with a hammer in his hand. Their flatmate Kenneth Ulve, 25, was there alone, and Sheley killed him with a hammer.
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Nicholas Sheley killed two seniors while looking for money to buy drugs
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Stole blood-spattered vehicle of one of them and took his wife for drive in it
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They had sex - to 'keep the peace' she said - on the trip despite her jeans being blood soaked
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Wife testified in return for immunity only when her DNA was found in cab
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Sheley murdered four people in NW Illinois - one his wife's ex-boyfriend, the others were in the wrong place at the wrong time
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'Nicholas Sheley killed Brock. He killed Kye. He killed Dayan. And he killed Kenny’: Prosecutor Steve Nate at the trial

Question: November 2006 - @placeholder begins dating Brock Branson but it is a relationship that is going nowhere


Cairo (CNN) -- Kidnappers in Egypt have released two Americans and their Egyptian tour guide after holding them hostage for three days, a security official said Monday. "They are at security headquarters with us now, in good condition. The negotiations succeeded, but we did not give in to the kidnappers' demands," said Gen. Ahmed Bakr, head of security in northern Sinai. The freed Americans told CNN they are happy and relieved. "We are heading directly to Israel to join the members of our church as soon as we get our passports sent to us from Cairo," said Michel Louis, the pastor of a Pentecostal church in Boston. "I tell my family I am in good health and in good spirits, but I have not taken my medicine since Friday, so I am a little tired."
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NEW: "I am in good health and in good spirits," Michel Louis says
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The freed hostages are "in good condition," a security official says
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Authorities did not give in to kidnappers' demands, he says
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Two Americans and an Egyptian tour guide were kidnapped Friday

Question: The family was not aware of security concerns about travel across the Sinai, where @placeholder had been kidnapped and swiftly released in two separate incidents since February, Jean Louis said.


Days after he left a nursing home, radio icon Casey Kasem was the subject of a welfare check at a residence in Washington state, officials said Thursday. Kitsap County sheriff's deputies went to an address provided by California Adult Protective Services, Scott Wilson, a spokesman for the sheriff's office, told CNN. Authorities on Tuesday afternoon found Casey Kasem and his wife, Jean, visiting longtime friends at the home. The couple was staying there on vacation, Wilson said. After staying 40 minutes and determining that Kasem was alert, not in distress and was receiving appropriate care, the deputies left. Kitsap County authorities would not release the address where they found Kasem, citing privacy reasons. The county is just west of Seattle.
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Couple free to go where they want, sheriff's official says
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Washington deputies find Kasem in a home
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Kasem, 82, is suffering from Lewy body disease
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His daughters and his wife are in a feud over him

Question: We are one step closer to bringing him home," daughter @placeholder said in a statement Wednesday night.


(CNN) -- Walk into Naughty Auties, a virtual resource center for those with autism, and you'll find palm trees swaying against a striking ocean sunset. Were it not for the pixelated graphics on the computer screen in front of you, you would swear you were looking at a tropical hideaway. David Savill, who has named himself Dave Sparrow in Second Life, has Asperger's syndrome. David Savill, 22, lives in Gloucester, England, in real life and created this spot within the virtual world of Second Life. Residents of this digital realm can represent themselves with 3-D images called avatars and connect with each other over the Internet.
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People with autism spectrum disorders could find a haven within Second Life
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Second Life is a virtual world where people represent themselves with avatars
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David Savill, 22, has Asperger's syndrome and founded a virtual gathering spot
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iReport: See your Second Life stories and news of a virtual world

Question: Savill said @placeholder excels at minimizing geographical separations between people and bringing people from all over the world to meet together quickly and easily.


By Liz Hull, Rosie Taylor and Louise Eccles PUBLISHED: 07:12 EST, 11 April 2012 | UPDATED: 01:32 EST, 12 April 2012 As a comedian, he should probably have learnt when to give up on a joke. But instead of making amends for his jibe about Hillsborough, Alan Davies has dug himself in deeper – by joking that he wanted to dress up as a ‘comedy Scouser’. The 46-year-old received death threats after he mocked Liverpool Football Club’s refusal to play on the anniversary of the 1989 disaster, out of respect for the 96 fans who died. He apologised for the remarks – only to aggravate the situation yesterday by poking fun at Liverpudlians.
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TV star receives death threats amid backlash for mocking club's decision not to play on April 15
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As a mark of respect, Liverpool FC do not hold matches on anniversary of disaster that killed 96 fans
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Hillsborough Justice Campaign refuses comedian's donation
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He is due to perform in Liverpool later this year

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Swansea are set to open contract talks with Ki Sung-Yueng as Aston Villa’s interest in the South Korea midfielder builds. Villa and Sunderland are keen on the 25-year-old, whose current deal expires at the end of the forthcoming season. But Swansea are keen to retain Ki and Sportsmail understands that negotiations over a new contract will take place ahead of the new season. Back in Wales: Ki Sung-Yeung is back in Swansea gear as he prepares for the new season back at his club A second chance: Ki tries to take the ball from Plymouth's pre season game as part of Gary Monk's preparations
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South Korean midfielder is in demand with Sunderland also interested
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Aston Villa want to sign the 25-year-old but Swansea hope he will stay
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Ki spent last season on loan with the Black Cats and was impressive
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Pablo Hernandez's move to Al Arabi delayed as clubs argue over fee
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Deal is not thought to be in danger and will still likely go ahead

Question: Irrespective, he occasionally impressed during his first season, before being sent out on loan in the last campaign where he excelled at @placeholder.


At the edge of the heliosphere, you wouldn't know by looking whether you left the cradle of humanity behind and floated out into interstellar space. You would just see unfathomably empty space, no matter which side of the invisible line you were on. But scientists now have strong evidence that NASA's Voyager 1 probe has crossed this important border, making history as the first human-made object to leave the heliosphere, the magnetic boundary separating the solar system's sun, planets and solar wind from the rest of the galaxy. "In leaving the heliosphere and setting sail on the cosmic seas between the stars, Voyager has joined other historic journeys of exploration: The first circumnavigation of the Earth, the first steps on the Moon," said Ed Stone, chief scientist on the Voyager mission. "That's the kind of event this is, as we leave behind our solar bubble."
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Study: Voyager 1 left heliosphere around August 25, 2012
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Voyager 1 and 2 were launched in 1977, 16 days apart
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Voyager 1 is now the first mission to explore interstellar space

Question: Both @placeholder probes carry time capsules known as "the golden record," a 12-inch, gold-plated copper disc with images and sounds so that extraterrestrials could learn about us.


Kogelo, Kenya (CNN) -- Four years ago this village was the center of "Obama mania." The celebration of 2008 "was exceptional, it is something not any of us would have imagined to have happened because we were at the brink of history being made," said village resident Malik Obama, half-brother of the president. In 2008, Malik Obama peered into a tiny TV with a flickering CNN signal for an all-night vigil watching results come in. After a rain-soaked night that stranded more than a few reporters who had come to the village, Malik Obama emerged bleary-eyed but dancing. A crowd of supporters chanted his name.
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The village of Kogelo was the birthplace of President Obama's father
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In 2008 the village celebrated "Obama mania"
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Barack Obama's win put Kogelo on the map
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Now, with a close election looming, many are nervous

Question: Even without a visit from President Obama, @placeholder is still trying to make good use of the connection.


Robin Lim, an American woman who has helped thousands of poor Indonesian women have a healthy pregnancy and birth, was named the 2011 CNN Hero of the Year on Sunday night. Through her Bumi Sehat health clinics, "Mother Robin," or "Ibu Robin" as she is called by the locals, offers free prenatal care, birthing services and medical aid in Indonesia, where many families cannot afford care. "Every baby's first breath on Earth could be one of peace and love. Every mother should be healthy and strong. Every birth could be safe and loving. But our world is not there yet," Lim said during "CNN Heroes: An All-Star Tribute," which took place at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles and recognized Lim and the other top 10 CNN Heroes of 2011.
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Robin Lim was named the 2011 CNN Hero of the Year on Sunday night
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She has helped thousands of poor Indonesian women have a healthy pregnancy and birth
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The annual show honors the Top 10 CNN Heroes and names one of them Hero of the Year

Question: "Today on our @placeholder, 981 mothers in the prime of their life will die -- and tomorrow again and yesterday," she said.


(CNN) -- Fresh reports of global espionage. Furious European officials. A plea from the vice president. The weekend was packed with twists and turns in the case of former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden and the secret documents he's leaked. Snowden, who faces espionage charges in the United States, is still in Russia and seeking asylum from Ecuador. Here are some key recent developments that CNN is reporting: New allegations about U.S. spying Germany's Der Spiegel and Britain's The Guardian have published stories with new claims about U.S. surveillance, citing NSA documents leaked to them by Snowden. The reports, which CNN has not independently confirmed, include allegations that:
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Citing leaked NSA documents, European publications publish fresh allegations of U.S. spying
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Outraged European officials are demanding answers from the United States
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Ecuador's president says Vice President Joe Biden asked him not to give Snowden asylum
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Amateur filmmakers release the first movie about Snowden

Question: @placeholder officials have said they'll address the concerns through diplomatic channels.


(CNN) -- He was just a young boy -- long before he became one of Africa's all-time football greats and racked up trophies in Europe's top competitions -- when Abedi Ayew first heard people comparing him with arguably the game's best player -- Brazil's Edson Arantes do Nascimento, also known as Pele. Yet, there was just one problem for the young Abedi, who grew up in a poor Ghanaian village and shared a home with his 18 siblings. He didn't know who Pele was. "You imagine that we don't have access to televisions, we don't have lights in our villages; we were closed in the very small village so we didn't have access to all these things," he explains.
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Abedi "Pele" Ayew is a Ghanaian football legend
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His skills on the field garnered him the nickname of arguably the game's greatest player
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He helped lead Olympique de Marseilles to its first ever European championship in 1993
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The attacking midfielder was also captain of Ghana's national team for six years

Question: Like his namesake, the Ghanaian "@placeholder" displayed a nimble athleticism on the pitch, dazzling defenders with his spectacular technique and blistering pace.


By Ted Thornhill PUBLISHED: 07:37 EST, 11 November 2013 | UPDATED: 08:28 EST, 11 November 2013 Hundreds of thousands of Chinese students are flocking to U.S. colleges and universities, helping to drive the number of international students studying in America to record levels. Similarly, all-time high numbers of American students are studying abroad, although there are far fewer and they tend to do much shorter stints than students coming to the United States, according to a report by the Institute of International Education and the State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. They say international education programs do more than advance cultural enrichment. They also are an economic boon to communities that host foreign students and to the students themselves, who improve their job competitiveness.
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After China, the biggest number of foreign students came from India
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The number of U.S. students studying abroad has tripled since 1993

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Question: By contrast, 283,332 @placeholder students studied abroad for academic credit - a three per cent increase from a year earlier.


By Phil Blanche, Press Association Sport Swansea boss Garry Monk insists he is not getting carried away with the club's 100 per cent start to the Barclays Premier League season. Monk's men followed up their shock opening-day win at Manchester United by beating battling Burnley at the Liberty Stadium, Swansea withstanding pressure for most of the second half after Nathan Dyer had given them a 23rd-minute lead. But Monk is fully aware of the pitfalls of management, even though he has only been in the Swansea hot-seat for eight months. Joy: Swansea City scorer Nathan Dyer (third right) and his team-mates celebrate after his goal against Burnley
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Swansea beat Burnley 1-0 at the Liberty Stadium with a Nathan Dyer strike
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They left Old Trafford with a 2-1 win over Manchester United last weekend
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Monk says it is a 'fantastic start' but Swans must 'build on' this and improve
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Swansea boss impressed with how side dealt with Burnley in second half
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Burnley boss Sean Dyche says his side must learn quickly to survive

Question: Team effort: @placeholder, pictured celebrating Dyer's goal, proved to be too strong for  Burnley


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Iran has condemned the kidnapping of one of its diplomats in northwest Pakistan on Thursday, calling it an "act of terrorism," an Iranian foreign ministry spokesman said. Pakistani policemen inspect a bullet-riddled car of a kidnapped Iranian diplomat on Thursday. "Pakistan should do its best to protect foreign diplomats and their residential places," the spokesman Hassan Qashqavi said, according to Iran's state-run IRNA news agency. At least four gunmen abducted Heshmatollah Attarzadeh near his home in Peshawar as he headed to work at the Iranian consulate, according to Pakistani police and Iranian diplomatic officials. His bodyguard, a Pakistani police officer, was shot and killed when the two men tried to resist, a Peshawar police official said.
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Diplomat was kidnapped and his bodyguard killed in Peshawar, northwest Pakistan
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Authorities believe he was kidnapped while traveling from his home to consulate
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On Wednesday, gunmen shot and killed an American aid worker in Peshawar

Question: @placeholder's new government has tried to negotiate a deal with militants as part of its efforts to bypass military might and achieve peace through talks.


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 13:08 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 14:30 EST, 19 November 2013 A cheating wife tried to hire a hitman to wipe her husband 'off the face of the earth' after she started a series of affairs with other men, a court heard. Kelly Cliff, 40, is accused of hatching a 'cold-blooded' two-year plot to kill Carl Gallagher, 47, following a string of relationships with other men. Wolverhampton Crown Court heard the mother-of-two asked friend Dalton Bowen, 45, to arrange her estranged husband's death as she wanted to end their 22-year relationship 'once and for all'.
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Kelly Cliff, 40, accused of hatching plot to kill Carl Gallagher
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Wolverhampton Crown Court heard she asked friend to arrange death
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It is alleged she wanted to end their 22-year relationship 'once and for all'
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Cliff, from Aldridge, West Midlands, denies soliciting the murder

Question: Then @placeholder forgave her and they would get back together.'

Question: 'The reason she chose @placeholder to kill her husband was because he was trusted as a friend, was a man of violence and somebody who was unlikely to speak to police'.


Chelsea players believe Andre Schurrle will agree his return to Germany over the weekend. The 24-year-old is the subject of an offer from Wolfsburg, as reported by Sportsmail, and is keen to join them and kickstart his career. Schurrle has contributed to Chelsea during his time under Jose Mourinho but wants regular starts and more game time. Mourinho rates the World Cup winner but believes he needs to be more physical to handle the Premier League. Andre Schurrle could be waving goodbye to his Stamford Bridge career as he closes on a Germany return The 24-year-old winger has been used mostly from the bench by Jose Mourinho this season
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Andre Schurrle is close to agreeing a move away from Chelsea
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The 24-year-old Germany winger is the subject of a bid by Wolfsburg
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Real Sociedad step into race to sign Schurrle's team-mate Mohamed Salah
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Greek striker Georgios Samaras to leave West Bromwich Albion
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Swansea plan further talks over transfer for Jordan Rhodes
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Fulham hopeful of persuading Robert Huth to join on loan from Stoke
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Transfer news LIVE: Click here for all the latest

Question: @placeholder is expected to speak to the player further on Thursday.


As he worked the room at a swanky cocktail party for the great and the good in Colorado over the weekend, Prince Harry was handed a glass of Pimm’s by a waiter. Eyeing his drink, a smiling Harry innocently told a fellow guest: ‘I didn’t realise you had Pimm’s in America.’ Quick as a flash, his principal private secretary, Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, moved in and spirited the glass away. It was a telling vignette. Having a ball: Prince Harry plays volleyball at the opening of the Warrior Games in Colorado Springs Down and out: Harry was playing for the UK against an American team
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Prince Harry competed for Britain in Warrior Games sitting volleyball match
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Met wounded veterans in competition for injured servicemen and women
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Part of tour around U.S. that has generated 'Harrymania'

Question: In truth, however, Harry seems to be doing a perfectly good job of charming the pants off @placeholder without the help of his royal image-makers.


By Kieran Gill for MailOnline Follow @@kie1410 For some, playing for England means everything. An honour, a duty, a reward, call it what you will. Cy Goddard, however, is a 17-year-old youth product of Tottenham Hotspur who disagrees, having pledged his allegiance to Japan after politely declining advances from England scouts. The half-Japanese, half-English attacking midfielder has grown up admiring the Samurai Blue way while learning his trade at Tottenham, a club that prides itself on nurturing players of flair. Citizenship in football often sparks debates - as it did with Belgium's Adnan Januzaj - yet for Goddard, who takes Japanese lessons twice a week, it’s as simple a decision as they come.
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Cy Goddard bravely turned down  England and represented Japan's Under-16s after being called up in 2013 - despite not knowing the language
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The Tottenham Hotspur attacking midfielder grew up in south London and now takes Japanese lessons twice a week after training sessions
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The 17-year-old has been on Bundesliga giants Borussia Dortmund's radar and hopes to represent Japan at a major tournament in the near future
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Goddard reveals it's not uncommon for youth players eligible to look elsewhere to snub England as the Three Lions aren't particularly admired
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Belgium's Adnan Januzaj, Nigeria's Victor Moses and Germany's Lewis Holtby are among others that could have represented England

Question: ‘Always my mindset was that I wanted to play for @placeholder.


Indian police are on the lookout for three Iranians they suspect of involvement in last month's bombing of an Israeli Embassy car in New Delhi, a senior investigator said Thursday. The investigator, who spoke to CNN on the condition of anonymity, identified the suspects as Houshan Afshar, Syed Ali Mehdi Sadr and Mohammad Reza Abolghasemi. The Iranian Embassy spokesman, Hassan Rahimi Majd, did not respond to CNN's calls for a comment. Syed Mohammad Kazmi, an Indian freelance journalist working for an Iranian news outlet, was arrested last week in connection with the February 13 attack, which left several people wounded.
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Indian police are looking for three Iranian suspects in last month's bombing in New Delhi
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Incidents occurred in Tbilisi, Georgia, and Bangkok, Thailand
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Tehran denies any involvement in the attacks

Question: But Iran has denied the accusation, saying that "@placeholder agents are often the perpetrators of such terrorist acts."


By James  Nye PUBLISHED: 20:45 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 07:33 EST, 8 November 2013 After days and repeated refusals from city officials, Jose Reyes has officially been identified as the Sparks Middle School shooter. The seventh grader who was 12-years-old, allegedly opened fire with a 9-millimeter Ruger semiautomatic pistol and shot three people in Nevada on Monday and one of the victims, Michael Landsberry died. Reyes also died in the shooting spree after turning his gun on himself and authorities in the city had claimed their much-questioned desision to not release the name was to protect his family's privacy.
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Reyes has been described by students as having friends but shy
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Frank Lampard has completed his move to MLS side New York City FC after he was unveiled on Thursday. The 36-year-old left Chelsea at the end of last season after 13 seasons and a club record 211 goals. The midfielder becomes New York City FC's fourth player and second major summer signing following the arrival of David Villa from Atletico Madrid. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Lampard give his first press conference at New York City FC Smiles better: Frank Lampard was in chipper mood as he was officially confirmed as a New York City player Welcome to the USA: Frank Lampard was officially unveiled as a New York City FC player on Thursday
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Former Chelsea star Lampard has joined the MLS outfit on a two-year deal
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The England international was released after 13 years at Stamford Bridge
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Lampard said he is yet to reach a decision on his England future
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The 36-year-old described his New York move as a 'very exciting challenge'

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Forget spreadsheets, diaries and time stamps, a design studio in London has created the ultimate work planner made entirely of Lego that syncs with online calendars - meaning it is always up to date. Created by Vitamins Design, the Lego calendar is mounted to the studio wall in East London and staff members are each assigned their own mini figure. Each row of flat Lego represents a month, with time slots and tasks determined by different coloured and sized Lego bricks. When a photo is taken of the calendar, specially-designed software scans the image, identifies the various parts and syncs the data with an online, Google Calendar version.
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London design studio has created a wall calendar made entirely of Lego
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Each row represents a month and the staff are assigned mini figures
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Colours of the Lego bricks fixed to the calendar represent different tasks
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Each brick represents a set amount of time and bricks can be doubled up
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Software scans a photo of the calendar and syncs it with an online version

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Arizona Republican Sen. John McCain uncorked a scathing attack on anti-war protesters who interrupted an Armed Services Committee hearing on Thursday, earning applause by barking, 'Get out of here, you low-life scum!' Activists with the far-left pacifist group CodePink stood with banners when former secretary of state Henry Kissinger entered the room, accusing him of committing war crimes during his tenure as America's top diplomat and as the national security adviser. They shook handcuffs in his face and chanted 'Arrest Henry Kissinger for war crimes' while McCain, who chaired the hearing about global threats to the U.S., sat dumbfounded and embarrassed.
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Arizona Republican was slamming CodePink activists for condemning the former secretary of state and shaking handcuffs in his face
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Another former secretary of state, George Shultz, 94. stood and saluted Kissinger, 91, as the protesters chanted
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Capitol Police tossed a few screaming peaceniks out of the Senate hearing chamber but others were allowed to stay long enough to yell a second time
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The audience applauded McCain loudly after he shouted at the activists
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The women's group claims it wants 'mothers, grandmothers, sisters, and daughters'... 'to oppose the global militarism'

Question: @placeholder eventually removed the protesters and McCain apologized for the disurbance

Question: 'Some senators were concerned enough for Dr. @placeholder's safety that they came down off the dais to support the witnesses.


By Sam Greenhill and Ian Drury and Claire Ellicott Athlete: Kirsty Wallace, pictured in 2011, narrowly missed out on a spot in the Olympic team in 2012 The Royal Navy ‘drunken sailor’ paid £1million after injuring her back during alcohol-fuelled antics is now a Paralympic sports star. Lieutenant Kirsty Wallace, 32, is in Team GB’s wheelchair basketball side and is described as an elite athlete. Despite fears she would be paralysed from the waist down after the accident seven years ago, she managed to stand with splints after just six weeks and did without her wheelchair to walk down the aisle at her wedding in 2011.
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Lieutenant Kirsty Wallace injured after falling of human pyramid in 2007
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32-year-old feared paralysed from waist down after alcohol-fuelled night
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But she managed to walk without wheelchair down aisle in 2011
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Now poster girl for Navy and key member of wheelchair basketball team

Question: Determined to live life to the full, she is still in the @placeholder and has even been able to go scuba diving and snowboarding with special equipment.


Atlanta (CNN) -- Song Byeok had every reason to be pleased with his success. A gift for drawing led to a prestigious career as a propaganda artist and full membership in North Korea's communist party. Then the food shortages started. Like tens of thousands of other North Koreans in the mid-1990s, Song made forays across the Tumen River to find food in China. Despite witnessing a better material life across the border, he says, he never doubted that North Korea was culturally superior. He never considered leaving his homeland for anything more than food. "I was a believer. I saw North Koreans as pure," Song said. "And we needed the Great Leader to protect us from outsiders."
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Once a propagandist, defector Song Byeok now paints satirical works about North Korea
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His paintings dwell on miseries of life in his homeland, joy of the freedoms he found in the South
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From a country of 25 million, only about 20,000 North Korean defectors live in the South
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Song is optimistic new leader Kim Jong Un will be an agent for change

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(CNN) -- When I first arrived in Rwanda's capital in 2012, I deliberately did not visit the Kigali Genocide Memorial. I wasn't sure what to expect, but I did not want that experience to influence how I approached the country and its people. In my mind, Rwanda was going to be this country that was still on the brink of economic disaster. It would be very poorly set up, with a bad road system and difficult telecommunications. Frankly, I despaired of working with the government, thinking it would be extremely challenging to work with. I remember 1994 well. I was a Peace Corps Volunteer in West Africa and the Rwandan genocide, right on the heels of Nelson Mandela's election in South Africa, was big news across the continent.
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April 7 marks 20 years since the start of the Rwanda genocide
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LeAnn Hager, an aid worker, spent 2012-2014 in Rwanda
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When she heard Rwanda, she thought of genocide, until she got there
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Have a personal essay to share with the world? Submit at CNN iReport

Question: Looking at @placeholder today with a certainty that such an atrocity can never happen again, you wonder "How did this ever happen in the first place?"


(CNN) -- A priest known for his collection of religious art is under investigation for possible involvement in the illegal ivory trade, according to a Philippine law enforcement agency. Monsignor Cristobal Garcia was quoted in the October issue of National Geographic directing a reporter to ivory carvers and traders, and also dispensing advice on how to smuggle the banned item into the United States. According to the National Geographic article, Garcia told the journalist, Bryan Christy, to wrap ivory in "old, stinky underwear and pour ketchup on it," to disguise it as a soiled piece of clothing to get it through U.S. customs. He was with the Cebu Archdiocese when he allegedly made his remarks to the magazine.
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A quote in the National Geographic article lands priest in ivory investigation
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Monsignor Critobal Garcia allegedly gave tips on smuggling ivory
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Garcia has been removed from his religious duties on a molestation allegation

Question: @placeholder described Garcia owning a "mini-museum" filled with ivory religious figures.


London (CNN) -- The "shutter shades" most recently popularized by fashion-conscious rapper Kanye West are in the midst of a transformation from flash-in-the-pan style accessory to a clever technological learning aid that its makers hope will encourage more people to learn the art of computer coding. The Bright Eyes Kit contains a pair of glasses made entirely of circuit board and dotted with 174 LED's tacked onto the front. "You can control each individual LED," explains Daniel Hirschmann, co-founder of Technology Will Save Us (TWSU), the London based start-up behind the idea. The small array can display scrolling text, videos of flickering flames or generate any moving image that the user desires.
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The Bright Eyes Kit DIY LED glasses teaches you basic programming, and makes you look cool too.
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Daniel Hirschmann, founder of Technology Will Save Us talks with CNN about his educational kits and his philosophy.
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Programming is as important today as literacy; the maker movement is a "paradigm shift" in thinking.

Question: @placeholder is their latest piece of kit seeking to fill the gap between the technology we own and what we know about how it works.


Johannesburg (CNN) -- They gathered in the tens of thousands -- presidents, prime ministers, royals, celebrities and ordinary South Africans -- all united to say farewell to a man hailed as a global symbol of reconciliation. In what has been billed as one of the largest gatherings of global leaders in recent history, representatives from around the world joined street sweepers, actors and religious figures to pay tribute to Nelson Mandela. From President Barack Obama to Cuba's Raul Castro, praise came from all sides in a four-hour memorial service at Johannesburg FNB stadium for the revered statesman, who died Thursday at age 95.
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World leaders, celebrities join South Africans at memorial service
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"The world thanks you for sharing Nelson Mandela with us," Obama says
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Despite pouring rain, crowds sing and dance
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The four-hour memorial took place at Johannesburg's FNB stadium

Question: Walking up the stairs onto the stage to deliver his speech, Obama shook hands with @placeholder, an unprecedented gesture between the leaders of two nations that have been at loggerheads for more than half a century.


(CNN) -- Brazil's preparations for hosting the 2014 World Cup have been hit by a series of setbacks in the past year, and the national team's results on the football pitch have been just as patchy. Sunday's 2-2 draw with England at the newly reopened Maracana stadium -- a match that almost didn't take place due to a midweek bureaucratic mixup -- continued a poor start to Luiz Felipe Scolari's second reign as coach. Scolari, who masterminded Brazil's record fifth World Cup success in 2002, has had four draws and a win since losing 2-1 to England in London in February.
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Paulinho scores a late equalizer in Brazil's 2-2 draw with England in Rio de Janeiro
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Friendly match marks official reopening of Maracana stadium ahead of 2014 World Cup
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Brazil will next play France before hosting the Confederations Cup tournament
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World's No. 2 team Germany beaten 4-3 by United States in Washington friendly

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By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 00:26 EST, 26 September 2012 | UPDATED: 09:15 EST, 26 September 2012 Multi-millionaire Ann Romney appeared on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno last night, professing her love for wholesale retailer Costco, gushing, 'we love Costco!' The wife of Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney told the NBC host that the pair regularly visits the chain, where customers can buy any number of products in bulk. She also said that the election of her husband, a Mormon, would signal that 'prejudices are left behind' just as the election of President Obama had done. Scroll down for video
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Wife of GOP presidential candidate appeared on Tuesday's show
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Professed love of Costco wholesale warehouse
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Spoke on recent controversies, including Romney's plane window gaffe and infamous 47% comment last week
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Also addressed her MS and plans as a possible first lady

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama knows we live in a two-tiered America. In July, the president, who is himself an example of how anyone can or should be able make it in the Land of the Free, went on the road to make the point over and over again that the nation's widening gap between rich and poor is tearing at the very fabric of society. "Even though our businesses are creating new jobs and have broken record profits," the president said in prepared remarks delivered in Illinois, "nearly all the income gains of the past 10 years have continued to flow to the top 1%."
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CNNMoney reports interns at the White House are unpaid
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John Sutter: Unpaid internships contribute America's rich-poor gap
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He says the White House should set a better example for other employers
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Sutter: "... we're just encouraging the rich-poor gap to grow"

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By Moira Kerr PUBLISHED: 03:18 EST, 19 June 2013 | UPDATED: 08:42 EST, 6 August 2013 Row: Celebrated chef Rick Stein is at the centre of a row after two Scottish restaurants claimed they produced the best fish and chips he had ever tasted When top TV chef Rick Stein told Lilian MacDonald her fish and chips were the best he’d ever tasted, she couldn’t wait to tell the world. She put up signs at the Oban Fish and Chip Shop, as well as an advertising board on the pavement outside her business in the bustling Argyll port, quoting the comment by her No1 fan.
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Row in Scottish port of Oban over which fish and chips Rick Stein liked best
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He had visited the area as part of his BBC programme 'Food Heroes'
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Oban Fish and Chip Shop has sign quoting Stein: 'The best I’ve ever tasted'
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Rival Nories quotes a 'Rick' saying their food is his favourite in Britain

Question: It might not say Rick Stein, but it says @placeholder and it is blatantly obvious they are trying to confuse people.


(Health.com)  -- Lana, a 38 year-old publicist in Los Angeles, California, was diagnosed with genital herpes in 1997. Since then, she has "kind of been hiding" from the dating scene. Let's face it: How do you drop that bomb on a potential love interest? And when? She considered a number of online dating venues, but she says Match.com asked too many questions on its enrollment form, eHarmony was too "religious," and MySpace was too much of a "hookup zone." "I wanted to meet men with my same diagnosis so we wouldn't [need to] have 'the talk,' or fear of rejection and transmitting," she says. "Most of us with this don't wish to spread it."
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Billion-dollar online dating industry has been booming despite recession
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Sites include Prescription 4 Love and STD-specific site Positivesingles.com
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People with mental health problems also benefited from specialized sites

Question: While sites like @placeholder and eHarmony don't discriminate, they also don't cater to people like Lana who are coping with sexually transmitted diseases, disabilities, or mental health conditions.


Advertisements for Lynx deodorant featuring glamour model Lucy Pinder have been banned for degrading women and treating them as sex objects. The lads mag model was seen wearing very little and flashing her cleavage in a series of provocative video ads that hark back to the 1970s. The deodorant is made by multi-national manufacturer, Unilever, which is in the dock for sanctioning the images and demeaning women. 'Demeaning': Lucy Pinder in one of the Lynx adverts which the Advertising Standards Authority says goes too far 'Highly unsuitable for children': The ASA found the adverts crossed the line and are offensive to many
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Deodorant manufacturer Unilever in the dock for sanctioning images and demeaning women
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ASA concludes the adverts were 'likely to cause serious and widespread offence'

Question: 'However in this case the ASA has understandably found that using such sexually provocative images, coupled with the invitation to ‘play’ with @placeholder, crosses the line, and is offensive to many.


(CNN) -- World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki is looking to win her first grand slam crown. Maria Sharapova, one of her predecessors as the top women's tennis player, is returning to the scene of her breakthrough title. Both players are adamant that their biggest obstacles to success at Wimbledon this year will be the Williams sisters Serena and Venus. The Americans are back on the scene after varying but significant absences. Serena, a four-time champion at the English grass-court grand slam, is playing just her second tournament since winning last year's final -- her second triumph in a row in south-west London.
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Serena and Venus Williams are the players their female rivals hope to avoid at Wimbledon
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American sisters have won the grass-court grand slam nine times between them
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World No. 1 Caroline Wozniacki is drawn to potentially meet Serena in semifinals
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Maria Sharapova, the 2004 champion, is in the same half of the women's draw

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By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 14:18 EST, 5 March 2014 | UPDATED: 21:07 EST, 5 March 2014 President Obama is going to the mat to defend his controversial nominee to lead the Justice Department's civil rights division – a lawyer who once helped defend a notorious cop-killer – calling Republicans' efforts to block him a 'travesty.' Debo Adegbile, who once participated in the appeals process for convicted murdered and liberal cult hero Mumia Abu-Jamal, failed to win enough Senate votes to proceed to a final determination on his nomination. Vice President Joe Biden was on hand to cast a potential tiebreaking vote, but the 47-52 tally included 'no' votes from eight Democrats, including Majority Leader Harry Reid, effectively killing the nomination.
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Debo Adegbile helped overturn Mumia Abu-Jamal's death sentence for the 1981 murder of Philadelphia policeman Daniel Faulkner
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The president wants him to lead the DOJ's office that deals with racial discrimination
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Abu-Jamal's defense painted the African-American convict, not his white patrolman victim, as the victim of a racist courtroom lynching
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Obama called the vote a 'travesty' in a biting statement fired off so quickly that the White House misspelled Adegbile's name
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Eight Democratic senators voted 'no' including Majority Leader Harry Reid, who switched his allegiance in order to give political cover to vulnerable liberal incumbents facing tough re-election fights

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Question: @placeholder, in fact, had slammed Republicans for opposing Adegbile just moments before joining them, saying it was 'an affront to what it means to live in America.'

Question: Grassley said @placeholder's defense of Abu-Jamal was a progressive 'cause in search of a legal justification.'


(CNN) -- Big in Japan. It's a phenomenon well known to generations of rock bands, elevated from relative obscurity at home to apparent god-like status in the Land of the Rising Sun. Met at the airport by screaming fans, groups struggling to get in their own charts get an unexpected -- and often career-reviving -- taste of Beatlemania, Orient-style. This weekend, it's going international -- "Live at the Budokan" on tour, in Longchamp. Thousands of enthusiastic Japanese will invade Paris for an event that some say has become the crowning jewel in a new national obsession. It's not pop music, but horse racing -- a sport that has emerged from a murky association with underworld gambling to become an aspirational pastime for a younger generation of Japanese racegoers and a rival to the likes of baseball and football.
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Japan bid to end their Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe hoodoo at Sunday's big race
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English Derby winner Ryan Moore talks of football stadium-like mentality in Japanese racing
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Public obsesses about Kizuna jockey Yutaka Take, likened to the David Beckham of the sport
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Horse-breeding program ensures the best animals are brought in from around the globe

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By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 06:45 EST, 7 January 2014 | UPDATED: 08:18 EST, 7 January 2014 Colorado senator Ted Harvey has renewed calls for teachers to be armed in the wake of the shooting at Arapahoe High School where his son was on the debating team with the gunman A Colorado senator whose son was on the school debating team with the Arapahoe High gunman says the shooting 'validated' the need for teachers to be armed. Karl Pierson, 18, shot Claire Davis at point-blank range with a shotgun on December 13 in a rampage that officials said lasted just 80 seconds.
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Ted Harvey says he doesn't want his wife and children to be 'sitting ducks'
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Karl Pierson, 17, shot teen Claire Davis in rampage lasting just 80 seconds
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Senator believes armed staff could act faster in response to shootings

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(CNN) -- The sense that a deadly tragedy could get worse hangs over the crash site of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17. Scattered bodies, ripped-apart suitcases and charred books testify that 298 people died Thursday when the airplane fell from 30,000 feet to the grassy fields of an almost-lawless section of eastern Ukraine. More than 24 hours after the crash, the bodies lay there untouched, with nobody able to say who's in charge and whether the dead would ever be treated with dignity. "It basically looks like the biggest crime scene in the world right now, guarded by a bunch of guys in uniform with heavy firepower who are quite inhospitable," Michael Bociurkiw, spokesman for the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe team, told CNN's Christiane Amanpour.
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Bodies, wreckage are scattered over eastern Ukraine countryside
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Some people bound for Malaysia died in vacation clothes, reporter says
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Bodies are starting to decompose in the heat
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Heavily armed pro-Russia militants control the crash site

Question: A small crew of emergency workers from the @placeholder government arrived and began working on the scene, but they need more people and resources to properly handle a crash that killed 298 people.


New York (CNN) -- The skirmish between North and South Korea over Yeonpyeong, an island in the disputed zone between the two sides, has brought new danger to a standoff that has been escalating for more than two years. It happened just two days after North Korea revealed a sophisticated uranium enrichment program to three American visitors from Stanford University, and in the midst of its leadership transition from Kim Jong Il to his son, Kim Jong Un. How can the international community respond in a way that will deter North Korea without pushing the situation into all-out war? None of the options is particularly attractive: Strong sanctions and displays of force have already been tried, and failed to stop the latest attack. Military retaliation could easily escalate into war involving the Koreas, the United States and possibly China, with devastating consequences.
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Charles Armstrong says North Korean attack confronts the world with difficult options
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Sanctions have failed, military action could be disastrous; talks the least bad choice, he says
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North Korea may be trying to show it's a force to be reckoned with, Armstrong says
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Talks could reveal what it will take to get Pyongyang to abandon nukes, he says

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The City of London has postponed its plan to issue the St Paul's anti-capitalist protesters with legal notices requiring them to leave their tent city. The City of London Corporation confirmed it had suspended legal action against demonstrators until the morning, when the situation will be reviewed. A spokesman said: 'We have not handed them (the protesters) a letter this afternoon.' Earlier a spokesman for St Paul's said the cathedral was not taking joint action with the City of London Corporation. Men (and women) at work: Protesters on the steps of St Paul's unfurled a banner on the steps of St Paul's Cathedral painting their action as essential improvements
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Split at top of the Church could lead to protesters remaining during London Olympics and Queen's Diamond Jubilee celebrations
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Archbishop of Canterbury finally breaks his silence and backs protesters
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Rt Rev Graeme Knowles steps down as a result of handling of protest outside cathedral
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Canon chancellor Giles Fraser quit on Thursday over the legal action being taken against protesters, which he feared could result in violence

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 15:40 EST, 9 November 2013 | UPDATED: 15:41 EST, 9 November 2013 Despite sporadic fall showers and the muggy Florida sun, President Barack Obama hit the greens on Saturday with a former NBA star at the ritzy golf club in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. where 'Caddyshack' was filmed. In South Florida for a trio of fundraisers the night before, Obama traveled north from Miami to Fort Lauderdale, where he joined former basketball player Alonzo Mourning at the Grande Oaks Golf Club. The name of the private, 18-hole course has changed over the years, but 'Caddyshack' fans will remember it as the site where Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield and a rambunctious gopher got into all kinds of antics in the 1980 comedy flick.
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The 18-hole course is site where Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield and a rambunctious gopher got into all kinds of antics in the 1980 comedy flick, 'Caddyshack'
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Obama has been known to golf with celebrities and once played with Tiger Woods
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Obama arrived in Miami on Friday evening after touring a port in New Orleans, where he pitched infrastructure spending as a way to boost U.S. exports

Question: Nearly three hours after he arrived, Obama was spotted behind the wheel of a golf cart, with @placeholder in the passenger's seat, cruising along near the ninth hole.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:47 PM on 28th November 2011 Nato airstrikes which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers went on for almost two hours and continued even after Pakistani soldiers had pleaded with forces to stop, the army claimed today. The deaths have been described as 'tragic and unintended' by Nato who have promised a full investigation. Afghan officials have claimed the bombing raid was triggered when a joint Afghan-Nato force received incoming fire from the direction of Pakistan. Now scroll down for video Fury: Protesters torch an American flag as they shout slogans about the Nato airstrikes which killed 28 people
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Nato describes the deaths as 'tragic and unintended'
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Effigy of Barack Obama burnt as thousands take to the streets in protest
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Pakistan army demanded the attack should cease - but it continued
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24 Pakistani soldiers killed on Saturday are buried yesterday
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Pakistan says raid is 'attack on its sovereignty'

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By Martin Robinson Police have shot a 43-year-old man during an armed siege in Liverpool today after he allegedly took his wife hostage at gunpoint before holding a knife to her throat. Merseyside Police officers threw smoke bombs into the house and kicked down the door after a 40-minute stand-off where 'at least 10 shots were fired', witnesses said. Two children, seven and 11, fled the property in Shellingford Road, Dovecot, and took refuge at a neighbour's house, an eyewitness said. Police said they were called at 7am and after negotiations with the man failed he was shot in the 'upper body' and is in a serious but stable condition at Royal Liverpool Hospital.
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Neighbours say at least ten shots fired in house in Dovecot area of the city
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Police threw smoke bombs, kicked door down and shot man, 43
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IPCC confirm investigation launched into 'non-fatal' shooting this morning
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Eyewitness: 'Children fled house while mother held with knife to throat'
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Man taken to hospital with gunshot wound and woman was unharmed

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(CNN) -- The man who made Formula One's bravest comeback has given his seal of approval to Kimi Raikkonen's dramatic decision to return to Ferrari. Niki Lauda -- whose return from life threatening injuries has been immortalized this year in the Hollywood film "Rush" -- won his second world title for Ferrari in 1977, just one year after the fiery crash that almost took his life. When asked by CNN's The Circuit what he made of Raikkonen's renaissance for Ferrari, Lauda, a man who does not mince his words, said: "Very good. "It's the right decision by [Ferrari president Luca di] Montezemolo because Ferrari has been behind Red Bull on the last four world championships, which doesn't make him happy," added Lauda.
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Niki Lauda says Ferrari has made a "very good" decision by signing Kimi Raikkonen for 2014
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The three-time world champion says it will also provide a "kick" for Fernando Alonso
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He warns managing Raikkonen and Alonso in 2014 will take "strong leadership"
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Lauda says bringing Lewis Hamilton to Mercedes made "hell of a difference"

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(CNN) -- FBI K-9 dogs hit on items around the southern Arizona home of a missing 6-year-old girl on Monday, prompting authorities to take over the house, a police chief said. Tucson Police Chief Roberto Villasenor said Monday night that the "specialized K-9s (were) flown in" to help in the case of young Isabel Mercedes Celis, who was reported missing on Saturday morning. The dogs "did alert on some things that caused us to go back" to the house, said the chief. While they've described her disappearance as suspicious, local authorities have not identified any suspects in Isabel's case nor have they indicated what they believe may have happened to her.
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Isabel Mercedes Celis, 6, was reported missing Saturday in Tucson, Arizona
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Police call her disappearance suspicious, but no suspects have been named
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FBI K-9 dogs raise alarm, leading police to get a warrant to occupy the girl's house
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A neighbor says community members are "totally distraught" and "terrorized"

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By Charlie Scott Follow @@charliefscott With rumours circulating in the last week that Alejandro Sabella has lost the support of the Argentina dressing room, striker Ezequiel Lavezzi did not help matters by squirting the coach with water during their win over Nigeria. According to reports the Argentina team rose as one at half-time in their opening game win over Bosnia-Herzegovina and demanded Sabella switch formation from a 5-3-2 to captain Lionel Messi’s favoured 4-3-3. And the water bottle incident in the second half in Porto Alegre suggested Lavezzi is not Sabella’s biggest fan. VIDEO Scroll down to watch thousands of Argentine fans arriving before the win
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Lavezzi appeared to squirt Sabella with water on purpose during win
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He replaced the injured Sergio Aguero shortly before half-time
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While taking swigs he squirted water over his shoulder and it hit Sabella
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Sabella's tactics have led to reports he has lost the Argentina dressing room

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Roger Federer has reached the U.S. Open semifinals for the first time since 2011, but he sure had to do it the hard way. Federer saved two match points and rallied from two sets down to defeat enigmatic Frenchman Gael Monfils 4-6 3-6 6-4 7-5 6-2 in a late-night thriller in New York. The two played in Cincinnati just a few weeks ago and Monfils stretched Federer to a deciding third set. He was even closer to upsetting the 17-time grand slam champion under the lights at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Thursday, holding two match points on Federer's serve at 5-4 in the fourth.
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Roger Federer rallies from two sets down to beat Gael Monfils in New York
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Monfils held two match points on Federer's serve at 5-4 in the fourth set
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The Swiss next meets resurgent Croatian Marin Cilic in the semifinals
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Serena Williams plays Ekaterina Makarova in the women's semifinals Friday

Question: "I got off to a good start, so I was actually feeling alright, but then when I was down two match points, that's when I wasn't feeling so great anymore," @placeholder, 28-1 in night session matches at the U.S. Open, said on court afterwards.

Question: "I got off to a good start, so I was actually feeling alright, but then when I was down two match points, that's when I wasn't feeling so great anymore," Federer, 28-1 in night session matches at the @placeholder, said on court afterwards.


If the idea of an expensive, clunky smartwatch doesn't appeal to you, an Italian firm has created a cheaper, slimline alternative in the form of a customisable bracelet. Called Hicon, the bangle features detachable buttons that can be slotted into holes around the band, and each button represents a different site or app, such as Facebook or Twitter. When a notification is received on the phone, the corresponding button  lights up, and the band vibrates. Scroll down for video Called Hicon, the bangle (pictured) lights up when a notification is received on a connected smartphone. The band also vibrates when another wearer is nearby. Individual Hicon bands can be connected, and friend requests sent, using a high-five or by shaking someone’s hand
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Hicon bracelet connects to an iPhone via Bluetooth
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Detachable buttons can be slotted into holes fitted around the band
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Each button represents a different site or app such as Facebook or Twitter
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When a notification is received on the phone, the relevant button lights up
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Bands can be connected using a high-five or by shaking someone’s hand
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The band is due to retail for $89 (£52) and go on sale in November

Question: A ‘social matching’ feature also means contacts and social network preferences can be shared with other @placeholder users


Angry parents have launched a protest over a primary school's plans to make their children sing songs in Lithuanian and Polish. A third of pupils at the Peckover Primary School in Wisbech - a Cambridgeshire town popular with eastern European families - are from migrant backgrounds, but some parents claim their children came home in floods of tears because they did not understand the words to the songs. Children were being taught the lyrics for an upcoming international singing festival, but mother Clare Eve, 48, who has launched a petition in protest, said: 'The whole school is getting taken over by these cultures and I don't think it's right.'
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Pupils at a Wisbech primary school taught song for a singing festival
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Third of children at Peckover Primary are from migrant backgrounds
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Parents claim children in tears because they did not understand song
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'Inclusive' festival will also see youngsters singing a Polish tune

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Question: 'I wouldn't have objected if all the Lithuanian kids had sung a Lithuanian song and all the @placeholder kids sung a Polish song.


Luis Suarez’s countdown to the Clasico continues and all indications are that despite playing just four friendlies in four months he will be ready to start against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu. Since the Spanish league computer decreed that Suarez’s ban for a bite on Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup would end the same day as football’s most expensive fixture between two of its bitterest rivals, Suarez’s focus has been on winning the race to be fit to start the match. At first he was hampered by the demands of moving his family from Liverpool to Barcelona and by FIFA’s ban on him training with team-mates or even setting foot inside the club’s Joan Gamper headquarters.
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The striker looks set to make his competitive comeback against Real Madrid on October 26
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Played first Uruguay game since biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup
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Set up a goal in the 1-1 draw versus Saudi Arabia on Saturday
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After his last lengthy ban Luis Suarez scored two goals on his comeback for Liverpool against Sunderland
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Eyes of the world will be watching when Barca travel to the Bernabeu

Question: Suarez (standing on the football) takes it all in at @placeholder training as the players have a team meeting


Paint peeling off the walls. Sheets for curtains. Broken blinds. A mangled wicker chair made settable with a  board. An ancient stove with a giant hole. And there's also the pile of underwear in the living room. What looks and feels like the most rundown frat house on campus is actually the Capitol Hill home of some of the most powerful men in Washington. "Welcome to the Omega House," joked Dick Durbin, who is the second-ranking Democrat in the Senate. "This is where I've lived for 31 years," boasted Chuck Schumer, the Senate's third-ranking Democrat. It's hard to believe half the Senate Democratic leadership lives in these conditions, together. But they have for decades.
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What resembles a frat house is actually home to prominent Democratic lawmakers
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Rep. George Miller and Sens. Chuck Schumer and Dick Durbin have lived there for decades
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Old records and books, a mattress off the kitchen, an ancient stove with a hole in it -- a time warp
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The Washington political fixtures are friends, and are only in town a few days a week

Question: He half-made his bed for our visit, which @placeholder said was a lot more effort than Schumer usually makes.


By Dan Bloom Holiday in danger: Toni Hedley, her daughter Lacey-Grace and son Mason, who has no passport A six-year-old boy could miss a long-awaited family holiday next week after becoming the latest victim of Britain's passport crisis. Toni Hedley has been saving for almost a year to fly with her son Mason Williams to Marmaris, Turkey, on Wednesday - but he still has no travel documents, putting the whole holiday in jeopardy. However, despite Ms Hedley, 23, from Gateshead, first applying for his passport on May 15, the Home Office has now promised the document will be ready in time.
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Mason Williams, six, is due to fly to Marmaris, Turkey, next Wednesday
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His mother Tony Hedley first tried to get a passport for him on May 15
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Passport Office took two weeks to send her a declaration form
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She returned it immediately - but has since waited another three weeks
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'I can't stop crying and Mason is so upset', said Ms Hedley, from Gateshead
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Authorities now promise the document will be ready by Monday

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Charlotte Urie, 20, was shocked after her boyfriend Kieran said he was born a girl. But the Londoner quickly recovered and they've been together since 2012 Everyone expects to finds a few skeletons in the closet when they start dating a new person. But Charlotte Urie, 20, was left shocked after her boyfriend confessed he was actually born a girl. With his strong jawline and muscly torso, Charlotte had no clue that the new man in her life - Kieran Moloney - had come into this world as a female called Ciara. For years, the 23-year-old kept his sex-swap a secret, until he met Charlotte in 2012.
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Charlotte Urie, 20, was shocked after her boyfriend said he was born a girl
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But the Londoner quickly recovered and they've been together since 2012
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Kieran, 23, from New Zealand is now planning to marry his girlfriend
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The couple are hoping to start a family using his best friend's sperm

Question: By 17, fine hairs started to grow on Kieran's face and with a rigorous gym workout, @placeholder's body was transforming into a man's.


Always last to be picked for the team? Couldn't catch a ball if your life depended on it? Got coordination skills that make you a laughing stock? Afghans playing Bukashi in Kabul Maybe you've been picking the wrong sports: tennis, soccer, football and baseball don't suit everyone's talents. If you suspect you may be sporty but haven't found your niche, you should consider some lesser known competitions. Rock, paper, scissors It's the sport anyone with hands can play: no particular level of fitness or years of training required. Rock, paper, scissors is a game most kids played in the school yard -- and it now has its own league.
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"Rock, Paper, Scissors" is now a $50,000 spectator sport
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Extreme Ironing -- on cliffs, up trees and underwater -- has proved a YouTube hit
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Musical Whistling has strict rules, demands dexterity of lips and breath
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Buzkashi sees horsemen play polo-type game with carcass instead of ball

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By Jonathan O'Callaghan Earth's magnetic field is a protective shield for our planet from cosmic radiation, but it's also somewhat of a mystery - scientists aren't sure why it moves and changes in intensity. And now the first set of high-resolution results from Esa’s three-satellite Swarm constellation reveal that the field is actually getting weaker, albeit by a small amount. Measurements made over the past six months confirm the general trend of the field’s weakening, with the most dramatic declines over the Western Hemisphere. Scroll down for video Esa's Swarm constellation of satellites have measured changes in Earth's magnetic field from January to June 2014. These changes are based on the magnetic signals that stem from Earth's core. Shades of red represent areas of strengthening, while blues show areas of weakening, measured in nanoteslas
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Esa's Swarm satellite constellation reveals data on Earth's magnetic field
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The results, presented in Denmark, show the field is weakening in places
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The Western Hemisphere, in particular, is dramatically getting weaker
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But other places, including the east coast of Africa, are becoming stronger
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This is seen by some as a sign the magnetic field will soon reverse
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And areas of different intensity can also be harmful to other satellites
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The three satellites also accurately tracked the magnetic North pole

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(CNN) -- The Chinese government has barred the country's airlines from complying with a European Union charge on carbon emissions, escalating a dispute that officials have warned could turn into a trade war. Chinese airlines had previously said they would not pay the EU carbon tax, but the formal prohibition by the State Council, or cabinet, puts Beijing in direct opposition to Brussels. The announcement, published on Monday by Xinhua, the official news agency, comes a week before Chinese and European leaders are to meet at a summit and just days after Wen Jiabao, China's premier, said Beijing was looking to provide more financial support to help Europe out of its debt mess.
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The Chinese government has barred the country's airlines from complying with a European Union charge
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Chinese airlines had previously said they would not pay the EU carbon tax

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David Beckham's bid for a Major League Soccer team has suffered a setback after the city of Miami rejected his plan to build a waterfront stadium. The former footballer's business group, Beckham Miami United, had wanted to build on a site next to the Miami Heat basketball arena. But today it issued a statement saying city officials determined the proposed site was an 'inappropriate location.' The statement said Beckham's group would 'spend the coming months weighing alternatives.' Scroll down for video No go: David Beckham's bid for a brand new waterfront stadium in Miami has been rejected by the city
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Former footballer wanted to build next to Miami Heat's arena
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But city officials said the site was an 'inappropriate location'
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Beckham's business group said it would start weighing alternatives'
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38-year-old had said he wanted his venture to be 'deeply personal'

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James Hahn, whose wife is due to give birth to a daughter in three weeks, clinched his maiden PGA Tour title with a gripping play-off victory at the Northern Trust Open on Sunday. Hahn, 33, ended a wild day of multiple lead changes on a difficult Riviera Country Club layout in wet and cool conditions by edging out fellow American Dustin Johnson and England's Paul Casey for the win. Born in South Korea but educated in the United States, Hahn struck his tee shot at the third extra hole, the par-three 14th, to 24 feet and coolly sank the birdie putt before the long-hitting Johnson missed his attempt from 12 feet.
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James Hahn won the Northern Trust Open in a three-man play-off
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Hahn edged out Dustin Johnson and Paul Casey for his first PGA Tour title
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The American's wife is due to give birth in three weeks

Question: Englishman @placeholder (right) talks with his caddie during the final round of the PGA Tour event


By Lee Moran PUBLISHED: 07:23 EST, 20 June 2012 | UPDATED: 09:33 EST, 20 June 2012 A Catholic bishop busted cavorting on a beach with a scantily-clad beauty has claimed she is just 'an old friend' and insisted he is still 'devoted to God'. Argentine Fernando María Bargallo, 59, was left red-faced after footage emerged of him swimming and cuddling with the blonde at a secluded luxury Mexican hideaway. He initially denied it was him in the video, but later admitted he does play a starring role, and is now under investigation by the Vatican. Scroll down to see video...
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Argentine Bishop Fernando María Bargallo red-faced after footage emerges
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Initially denied he was in video, but later admitted he played starring role
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Now under investigation by the Vatican and could be de-frocked

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(CNN) -- Piers Morgan likes to talk the talk but how did the CNN anchor fare when he had to walk the walk and face a cricket ball coming towards him at 150 kilometers an hour? Morgan, who likes to tweet from the lip, has been one of England's most outspoken critics over the past few weeks following the team's embarrassing capitulation against Australia in the fiercely contested Ashes series. And from the cosy surroundings of his U.S. home, Morgan took to Twitter to criticize England's wretched batting in the first three Ashes Tests -- matches in which Australia cruised to victory.
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CNN anchor Piers Morgan went head to head with Australian bowler Brett Lee
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Morgan left flat on his backside at Melbourne Cricket Ground
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The 48-year-old anchor hit four times in six deliveries
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England fight back in fourth Test to take control on second day

Question: Facing former @placeholder fast bowler Brett Lee, a man who took 310 wickets in 76 Tests, Morgan was pummeled during a six-ball blast.


By Sarah Dean and Emily Crane and Barbara Jones In Abuja, Nigeria An Australian man has revealed how he is desperately trying to free the 250 kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls, who were taken on April 14 by Boko Haram terrorists. Dr Stephen Davis left his home in Perth to travel to the African country after being recruited by the country's president for his hostage negotiation expertise. The girls were taken in a raid on their school in Chibok, in Nigeria’s north-east, by the violent group who want to impose Sharia law on the country. Dr Davis, a friend of The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, has been working secretly in Nigeria for almost a month now.
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Dr Stephen Davis, from Perth, is in talks with terror group Boko Haram
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The group wants to impose Sharia law across Nigeria
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Experts fear they may have taken 250 stolen girls out of the country
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Dr Davis has been working secretly in Nigeria for almost a month
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Told MailOnline he is 'encouraged by the progress' he has seen

Question: 'The vast majority of the @placeholder girls are not being held in Nigeria,’ Dr Davis said.


(CNN) -- A federal jury in Pennsylvania on Wednesday ordered Marvell Technology Group, Ltd., to pay $1.17 billion in damages after finding it infringed on two patents held by Carnegie Mellon University. A lawsuit filed in 2009 by the Pittsburgh university claimed that Marvell infringed on its patented technology fundamental for "increasing the accuracy with which hard disk drive circuits read data from high-speed magnetic disks," according to a press release from K&L Gates, the law firm representing Carnegie Mellon. The damages could be increased by as much as three times by U.S. District Court judge Nora Barry Fischer since the jury found chipmaker Marvell's infringements were willful, according to K&L Gates.
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Jury finds chipmaker infringed on university's patents
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Carnegie Mellon hails verdict
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Company denied claim

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By Jonathan Block Scroll down to see epic trailer Positive early buzz surrounding the much anticipated Bible epic 'Noah' starring Russell Crowe could mean huge crowds — and box office receipts — once the film opens to wide release on Friday. Although artistic liberties are taken, the movie, which had a reported budget of $130 million, tells the story of Noah, made famous in the Bible after God commanded him to build an ark prior to a giant flood that would destroy the earth. The film also stars Anthony Hopkins, Jennifer Connelly and Emma Watson. With 11 reviews posted, 'Noah' has a 73% fresh rating on the popular film reviews site rottentomatoes.com, with 8 reviews being positive.
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Bible epic, which cost $125 million to make, opens on Friday in the U.S.
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Noah also starts Anthony Hopkins, Jennifer Connelly and Emma Watson
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One reviewer called film 'magnificent' and 'truly epic'
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Noah directed by Darren Aronofsky, who also directed the blockbuster 'Black Swan'

Question: @placeholder works on building an ark in the film 'Noah'


(CNN) -- Harry Devert's motorcycle journey from the United States to Latin America is somewhat reminiscent of "The Motorcycle Diaries," which recount the South American travels of revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara on an old motorbike in search of his insurgent spirit. But Devert, 32, who left a job as a trader in finance to travel the world, has not been in touch with his mother or girlfriend in New York since January 25. That day he sent girlfriend Sarah Ashley Schiear an ominous text via the WhatsApp messenger app. "Just got an hour and a half long escort out of some area it was too dangerous for me to be," the message said. "Stopping for lunch and ... voila Internet. ... Gonna get back on the road soon. Apparently there's another military escort waiting for me in some other town... I'm running way late because of the crazy military stuff...hopefully get a chance to talk to you tonight when I (hopefully) finally arrive."
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Harry Devert was on a motorcycle ride through Mexico
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Family and friends in New York have not heard from him in two weeks
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His last message mentions getting an "escort out of some area"

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A Taliban leader who was the target of a Nato helicopter that crashed leaving 38 dead last month has been killed, military leaders said today. Qari Tahir and a close associate were killed yesterday in Wardak province following a strike by coalition forces, NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said in a statement. Tahir was being hunted last month by a CH-47 Chinook helicopter when it was shot down rocket-propelled grenade in Wardak province, in eastern Afghanistan. Avenged: Remains of the Chinook which crashed last month killing 30 U.S troops while they were on the hunt for Qari Tahir, who is now dead
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Qari Tahir killed during strike by coalition forces

Question: The total number of troops from coalition forces now killed so far in the @placeholder conflict is 2,730 according to independent website iCasualties.org.


By David Kent Bacary Sagna is continuing to unwind ahead of the new season after hitting Miami Beach with his wife Ludivine. The Manchester City new boy has been afforded an extended holiday having made it to the quarter-finals of the World Cup with France. And the 31-year-old is enjoying a Stateside break ahead of meeting his new team-mates. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sagna score an incredible volley in France World Cup training Life's a beach: Manchester City's Bacary Sagna and his wife Ludivine Kardi Sagna relax on Miami Beach Sagna and his wife soaked up the sun and went jet-skiing at the popular Florida resort.
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Sagna joined Manchester City from Arsenal on a free transfer
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The France defender signed a £150,000-a-week three-year-deal, which is inclusive of add-ons and bonuses
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Sagna and France were eliminated from World Cup in quarter-finals

Question: 'What I want to say is I have stayed with @placeholder on the same contract since 2008 and I never asked for more money.


In this age of instant news perhaps the only two groups of people who still wait eagerly for the postman to arrive are star-crossed lovers on Valentine’s Day and professional golfers eagerly awaiting their official invitation to the Masters. For rising Englishman Danny Willett, the joyous confirmation of the latter came recently while halfway through a gym session at home. ‘I saw the postman coming down the yard, so I stopped the gym session and ran to the door because I had an inkling it was going to be the day,’ said the 27-year-old from Sheffield. ‘Obviously I knew I’d made it to Augusta by what I’d done at the end of last year but there’s still nothing like holding the official invitation. It just feels awesome to be setting out on a new season knowing you can plan your early year schedule around a trip to Augusta.’
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Won the prestigious Nedbank Challenge in South Africa in December
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That victory earned him a Masters invite after entering the world top 50

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Question: Rather than his dad, it was his two older brothers, who were both sports-mad, who got @placeholder into golf.


A British terror suspect who is wanted in the United States for allegedly conspiring with hook-handed extremist Abu Hamza has been extradited from the UK. Haroon Rashid Aswat, from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, is accused by US authorities of working with Hamza in 1999 to set up a Jihadist training camp in Oregon. Earlier this year, the Home Secretary was told to put extradition plans on hold after judges heard that Aswat, 40, suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. Radical cleric Abu Hamza (left) and Haroon Aswat (right). Aswat lived at a Seattle mosque in early 2000 and has now been extradited to the US
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Haroon Rashid Aswat, of Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, worked with Hamza
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Extradition held up after judges heard 40-year-old suffered schizophrenia
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Aswat, who was originally arrested at RAF Northolt on August 7 2005
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Hamza extradited from UK to US two years ago and found guilty of terrorism

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By James Nye and Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 16:04 EST, 20 September 2013 | UPDATED: 07:57 EST, 21 September 2013 The Illinois woman who almost died when a drunk driver hit her head-on in early August thanks the priest who prayed with her at the scene for her survival. At first, 19-year-old Katie Lentz didn't know the identity of the caring priest, since none of the pictures taken at the scene that day pictured him. That mystery sparked a search to identify the holy man, and eventually Father Patrick Dowling of Columbus, Missouri came forward. Scroll Down for Video Special meeting: Katie Lentz, left, will reunite today with Father Patrick Dowling, right, the Catholic priest who prayed by her side after she was struck head-on by a drunk driver last August
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Illinois student Katie Lentz, 19, will reunite with the priest who prayed by her side the morning she was hit by a drunk driver
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Today marks Lentz's twentieth birthday and it will be the first time she has seen the priest since he briefly visited her in the hospital a week after the crash
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At first, Father Patrick Dowling's identity was a mystery since he wasn't captured in any of the pictures taken on the scene that day
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But after Katie's story was picked up by several news outlets, Father Dowling came forward

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(CNN) -- Ahead of upcoming nuclear talks, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad downplayed the threat Israel poses to Iran, comparing it to an annoying bug. "Israel is nothing more than a mosquito which cannot see the broad horizon of the Iranian nation," he said Saturday in northeastern Iran's Khorassan province, according to the semi-official Fars news agency. Ahmadinejad said "regional states" were being duped into buying billions in arms from "arrogant and imperial powers," driven in part by all the talk surrounding a potential war involving Iran and Israel, the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency reported. Such military purchases, he said, are unnecessary because there is no war on the horizon between those two nations.
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NEW: Ahmadinejad says "regional states" have little need to purchase arms
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Iran's president calls Israel a mosquito, downplaying the prospect of war
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Talks on Iran's nuclear program are set for next week in Austria, ahead of P5+1 talks
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Iran's foreign minister recently said he's optimistic there will be progress

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By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 15:19 EST, 12 June 2013 | UPDATED: 01:51 EST, 13 June 2013 As it stands, US technology lovers can only take their instructions from a woman while those in the UK are given directions by a man's voice. But all that is about to change. Apple unveiled earlier this week that its latest software update for the iPhone will see users able to choose whether the phone's built-in personal assistant Siri speaks with a male or female voice. For the first time, users of the phone will have a choice which sex Siri takes the form of when it tells them where the nearest takeaway is or puts an appointment in your mobile schedule.
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Until now, US iPhone users have only been able to talk to a female Siri
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Customers in the UK have taken their technological advice from a male Siri
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Apple unveiled its latest software update at a conference earlier this week

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