By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 04:40 EST, 12 September 2013 | UPDATED: 07:08 EST, 12 September 2013 Hate preacher Abu Hamza's most trusted lieutenant cannot be kicked out of Britain because being sent to America to face terror charges would breach his human rights, it emerged today. European judges have ruled that terror suspect and Broadmoor patient Haroon Aswat cannot be deported because it would be bad for his mental health. Aswat, who claims to be a schizophrenic, is wanted by the U.S. authorities for plotting to set up a jihadi training camp in Bly, Oregon. The European Court of Human Rights has upheld its decision not to allow the extremist to leave the UK for America after a Home Office appeal failed.
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Haroon Aswat - Abu Hamza's sidekick - told today he can stay at Broadmoor
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Strasbourg accepts he shouldn't leave Britain because he is a schizophrenic
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Home Office unhappy as appeal against Human Rights Act decision fails
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Extremist avoids going to 'Alcatraz of the Rockies' - America's toughest jail

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By Australian Associated Press and Sarah Dean Professor David Cooper carried out the ground-breaking research at Sydney's St Vincent's Hospital Two men who were HIV-positive appear to be virus-free after bone marrow transplants, marking the first successful cases of HIV being cleared in Australia. Both men now register undetectable levels of the virus after treatment in Sydney, according to the University of NSW's Kirby Institute director, Professor David Cooper. In a significant breakthrough for researchers, one of the patients cleared the virus without donor marrow containing a rare gene mutation that protects against HIV. The human immunodeficiency virus, which causes AIDS, became undetectable in both patients about three years after their transplants, Prof Cooper said.
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Two HIV-positive men were treated at Sydney's St Vincent Hospital
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They had bone marrow transplants and their HIV is now undetectable
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Professor David Cooper said these are the first successful cases of HIV being cleared in Australia
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Both patients remain on antiretroviral therapy to prevent HIV coming back

Question: The first @placeholder patient underwent a bone marrow transplant in 2010 for non-Hodgkin lymphoma.


By Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 23:50 EST, 11 August 2013 | UPDATED: 06:47 EST, 12 August 2013 A $1 million NASA research mission is nearing completion as six crew members prepare to come back down to Earth - from the slope of a Hawaiian volcano. HI-SEAS (Hawaii Space Exploration Analog and Simulation) aims to address problems that may be encountered in future space missions by simulating exploration in areas of the world similar to space environments. The aim of this first mission, funded by NASA’s Human Research Program, the University of Hawaii and Cornell University, was to learn about living and cooking in Mars.
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A six-person research mission to the Mars-like terrain of a Hawaiian volcano ends today
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The crew's aim was to learn about living and cooking on Mars
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They lived in a geodesic dome and only ventured outside fully kitted out in spacesuits

Question: The volcano is a barren landscape, an abandoned quarry with little vegetation that's as similar to @placeholder' landscape as planet Earth can get.


A wheelchair-bound council equalities adviser who arranged to have sex with a five-year-old girl and her mother at a Travelodge has been jailed for two-and-a-half years today. Andrew Holdsworth-Wild, 59, bragged online that he loves to ‘have kids play with me’ as he arranged to meet the mother, who was actually an undercover police officer. The Westminster Council officer was arrested by waiting police at Victoria Station in central London with condoms, a box of Smarties, a colouring book and train tickets to Maidstone, Kent. Prison: Andrew Holdsworth-Wild, who suffers from muscular dystrophy, was jailed for two-and-a-half years today Covert officer ‘Jo’ made contact with Holdsworth-Wild through the True Nudist website, as he sought out sex with her fictional daughter ‘Chloe’, Southwark Crown Court heard.
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Andrew Holdsworth-Wild, 59, was caught in an undercover police operation
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Arrested at Victoria Station where he had arranged to meet the pair
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He was carrying a box of Smarties, a colouring book and condoms
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Muscular dystrophy sufferer wept as he was jailed for two-and-a-half years

Question: ‘On July 21, he went to @placeholder to meet Jo and Chloe and was going to take them to a Travelodge in Kent where he stayed for work.


By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 07:04 EST, 29 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:46 EST, 29 August 2012 A toddler has had his tiny bike confiscated by housing bosses who claim it was causing a fire hazard outside his home. Christopher Rawson, two, cried when his red bike disappeared from outside the door of the ground floor flat. It turned out housing association First Wessex had confiscated the toy from the apartment block foyer because it posed a 'potential hazard'. Upset: Christopher Rawson, two, cried when his red bike disappeared from outside the door of the ground floor flat where he lives in Southampton
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Christopher Rawson cried when his £40 bike was confiscated by a housing association
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His mother Rebekah says the foyer where the bike was left was 'huge' and it wasn't in the way

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By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 06:54 EST, 11 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:19 EST, 11 March 2013 A new mother 'blinded by love' was recruited to act as a getaway driver for her boyfriend in 30 burglaries just weeks after giving birth, a court heard today. James Parker, 24, and girlfriend, Charlotte Hall, 21, carried out a month-long crime spree during which they targeted dozens of homes in Lincoln over Christmas. The thieving couple snatched presents and jewellery valued at over £15,000. Hall, who had no previous convictions, embarked on their first burglary just a month after giving birth to a boy, the couple's first child.
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James Parker, 24, recruited Charlotte Hall, 21, as getaway driver
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The couple carried out month-long crime spree in Lincoln
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Hall was spared jail after judge said she was blinded by love
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New father Parker was jailed for two years and four months

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By Danielle Gusmaroli for Daily Mail Australia Dressed in a stripy uniform, Alice band and purple sneakers, Skyler Burns skips merrily through the  school gates eager to start her morning. Her nails are painted pink, her hair is a golden mane of shoulder-length locks, and her cheeky smile is as infectious as her effervescent nature. Yet, the cherubic six-year-old was in fact born a boy called Seth who has now begun school life as a girl, happily telling her new friends on Queensland's Gold Coast: ‘Mummy said the doctors told her I was a boy - but they got it wrong ... I've always been a girl.'
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Skyler Burns, 6, was born Seth but feels more comfortable as a girl
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Her parents, from the Gold Coast, knew she was different when she preferred Barbies over Thomas The Tank Engine
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Skyler has been diagnosed with gender dysphoria
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Her school has adapted to her needs, allowing her to use the girls' toilets but she must change alone
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Her mother says she still misses Seth but Skyler is like every other happy six year old

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MADRID, Spain (CNN) -- The world may soon know for sure where Spanish poet and playwright Federico Garcia Lorca rests after fascists executed him in 1936 during Spain's Civil War. A team from the Andalucia Geophysics Institut at work in the Federico Garcia Lorca Park, Spain. Officials in southern Spain Friday cleared the last legal hurdle to permit exhuming a mass grave site in a village near Granada where Lorca and some other Civil War victims are thought to be buried, CNN partner station CNN+ reported. The area has been fenced off for weeks as scientists conducted preparatory work. Next Monday (October 19) they are due to erect a large tent over the site so that exhumation can be conducted confidentially, said Andalusia regional government justice councilor Begona Alvarez, CNN+ reported from Granada.
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Resting place of Spanish poet Federico Garcia Lorca may soon be known
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Legal clearance been granted permitting exhumation of mass grave near Granada
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Lorca executed in 1936 by General Franco's forces during Spanish Civil War
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Thousands of Spaniards killed in the civil war still thought to be in mass graves

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By Toby Harnden PUBLISHED: 18:42 EST, 16 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:42 EST, 17 July 2012 Mitt Romney has attempted to shift attention away from the controversy over when he truly left Bain Capital by accusing Barack Obama of favouring political donors with government contracts in a form of cronyism that ‘stinks to high heaven’. Appearing on Fox News, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee said: ‘This is a tough time for the people of America. But if you’re a campaign contractor to Barack Obama, your business may stand to get millions or hundreds of millions in cash from the government.'
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Romney campaign accuses Obama of giving government funds to donors
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Attempt to deflect attention from attacks on candidate's business record
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Calls for Romney to release more details of tax returns

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SRINAGAR, Indian-controlled Kashmir (CNN) -- India's military on Wednesday accused Pakistani forces of another cease-fire breach in Kashmir. Indian troops in Kashmir go through their drills. This week has seen tensions mount in the region. "Pakistani troops fired six 82-mm mortar rounds in a span of one hour... at our positions," Indian defense spokesman Lt. Col. A. K. Mathur said Wednesday. But the report was denied by Pakistan's army spokesman, Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas, who said there had been no "exchange of fire from our side ... of the LoC [Line of Control]," that divides the Kashmir region between India and Pakistan
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India's military accuse Pakistan of another cease-fire breach in Kashmir
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Pakistani troops fired six 82-mm mortar rounds in hour, India says
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Pakistani Army denies claim, saying no weapons were fired

Question: Mathur said no @placeholder forces were wounded in the incident, and they "maintained restraint and didn't retaliate."


This week, we mark the tenth anniversary of the day the U.S. launched the Iraq War. But when we think of how differently that war might have been fought, the most important date to remember is February 25, 2003. That's when Army Chief of Staff Eric Shinseki told the Senate Armed Services Committee that "several hundred thousand soldiers" would be needed in Iraq when post-hostilities control was taken into consideration. Shinseki's estimate was more than double that of the George W. Bush administration, which in March 2003 sent a ground invasion force of 145,000 troops into Iraq. Donald Rumsfeld's Defense Department wasted no time in answering Shinseki. Two days after Shinseki's Senate testimony, Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz used his appearance before the House Budget Committee to present an entirely different view of America's prospects in Iraq.
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Nicolaus Mills: An American general took issue with Bush administration views on Iraq
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Eric Shinseki argued that the U.S. needed a much larger force to bring stability to Iraq
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Others who objected to his estimate were proved wrong, Mills says
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Mills: Shinseki, now VA chief, was penalized for showing loyalty to troops

Question: Long before their disagreement over Iraq, he and Rumsfeld had clashed over @placeholder's belief that high-tech warfare gave the Pentagon leeway to reduce overall American troop strength.


Ever get the feeling someone’s trying to make a monkey out of you? By the dejected look on Bili the chimpanzee’s face he thinks Tesco are doing just that – after they stopped selling discount bananas to his sanctuary. Fortunately for the 33-year-old chimp, Jan Garen, who runs the Wales Ape and Monkey Sanctuary in Abercave, near Swansea, took a more proactive approach to the problem. Scroll down for video The monkeys at Wales Ape and Monkey Sanctuary, in Abercrave, near Swansea, appeared unimpressed by Tesco's decision to cancel its supply of waste food to the centre. However, it has now changed its mind
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Ape and Monkey Sanctuary regularly bought cheap waste food from Tesco
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Used waste fruit and veg to feed 90 monkeys at sanctuary near Swansea
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But Tesco stopped delivery over concerns monkeys could get ill from food
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Supermarket giant has now confirmed it will continue to provide to centre

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By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 06:30 EST, 24 May 2012 | UPDATED: 14:15 EST, 24 May 2012 A man has reportedly claimed he lured six-year-old Etan Patz with candy, before stabbing him to death and chopping up his body - nearly 33 years after the boy vanished as he walked to the bus from his Manhattan home. Pedro Hernandez, who worked as a shopkeeper and lived just blocks from Etan at the time of the boy's disappearance, reportedly told police he dumped the youngster's remains in the garbage. Investigators swooped on him in Camden, New Jersey on Wednesday evening after a relative tipped off police that Hernandez had admitted to killing a boy shortly after Etan vanished.
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Pedro Hernandez lived just blocks from Etan when he disappeared
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Told investigators he thew Etan's body parts into garbage after slaying
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Police tipped off by relative who said Hernandez had confessed to the crime
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Comes just weeks after the four-day excavation of handyman Othniel Miller's SoHo basement, where police found no new evidence
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Revelations come nearly 33 years to the day since Etan disappeared - and could solve one of the country's most enduring missing children cases

Question: In May 2010, the @placeholder district attorney’s office said they were taking a fresh look at the decades-old case of the missing six-year-old.


The United States may still be on high alert for Ebola - but that didn't stop Saturday Night Live turning its comedic talents to mocking efforts to control the spread of the disease. The show made light of the fiasco over whether to quarantine Kaci Hickox - which ended up in an imagined fistfight between her and Chris Christie, the New Jersey Governor who implemented the harsh new rules. The opening skit on the NBC show began with 'Governor Christie', played by Bobby Moynihan, trying to explain his compulsory quarantine rules, which were briefly applied to any health workers returning from West Africa.
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Bobby Moynihan took on guide of New Jersey head Chris Christie in sketch
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Argued over Ebola quarantine rules and ended up toe-to-toe with nurse
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Kaci Hickox - played by Kate McKinnon - coughed everywhere then fought

Question: Ebola fist-fight: In the sketch, SNL imagined @placeholder going toe-to-toe with quarantine-defying nurse Kaci Hickox


Sanford Rubenstein (left), seen here at a 2005 party in Miami, is accused of raping a 42-year-old woman. The woman pictured here is not his accuser The New York Police Department seized 'biological evidence' and a sex toy from the penthouse apartment of Rev Al Sharpton's lawyer Monday as they investigate rape allegations against the 70-year-old civil rights attorney. Neighbors and friends, meanwhile, detailed a seedy lifestyle of frequenting strip clubs and using his limousine to pick up much younger women, according to the New York Post. Sanford Rubenstein maintains that he had consensual sex with the 42-year-old retail executive whom he took home after the civil rights leader's birthday party at the Four Seasons last Wednesday.
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Sanford Rubenstein, 70, accused of raping 42-year-old last week
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Went home with her after Sharpton's 60th birthday party in Manhattan
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Investigators searched Rubenstein's Upper East Side penthouse Monday, removing dozens of evidence bags and a mattress

Question: Close: The @placeholder, center with Rubenstein to the left, has said there is no place for the alleged behavior - but avoided jumping to the conclusion that he is guilty


San Jose, California (CNN) -- Apple, one of the most famously secretive companies in the world, is giving the public a rare peek into how it makes and markets its products. Two major Apple executives took the stand at the Apple patent trial against Samsung Friday in San Jose, California, discussing the history of the iPhone and iPad and the impact of Samsung on the company. Apple is suing Samsung for $2.5 billion, claiming it copied the design of the iPhone and iPad. Samsung is countersuing Apple for patent infringement and seeks a portion of all iPhone and iPad profits.
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Apple-Samsung patent trial brings out some secrets
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An e-mail reveals Apple may be working on a 7-inch tablet
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The companies are suing each other over product design and patents
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Development of the original iPhone was co-named the "Purple Project"

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(CNN) -- A leading human rights organization accused NATO on Monday of failing to investigate civilian deaths caused by its airstrikes in Libya that aided in the downfall of Moammar Gadhafi. In a 20-page report titled "Libya: The Forgotten Victims of NATO Strikes," Amnesty International laid out allegations that NATO and the new Libyan government failed not only to document the deaths but also has not paid reparations to the victims and their families. The report said that "scores of Libyan civilians who did not directly participate in hostilities were killed and many more injured as a result of NATO strikes," adding that the 28-member nation alliance has yet to address the incidents in the months since it ended the air campaign.
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NEW: NATO "carried out our operations with utmost care," the alliance says
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An Amnesty International report says NATO airstrikes killed scores of civilians
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The report says NATO and Libya's new government failed to investigate the deaths
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NATO said it did everything possible to minimize risk, according to the report

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 04:46 EST, 6 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:53 EST, 6 December 2013 Cheeky: Lulu, a new women-only mobile app that allows users to anonymously rate their male Facebook friends, is being sued in Brazil A 28-year-old Brazilian man is suing the creators of an app which allows women to anonymously rate men. Lulu was launched in Brazil just two weeks ago and has already overtaken WhatsApp and Facebook to become the country's most-downloaded app. Its women-only network piggybacks on Facebook to allow users to rate their male friends on their character, appearance and sexual performance.
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Lulu allows women to anonymously rate their male Facebook friends
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Just out in Brazil, it has already become the country's most downloaded app
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Felipo Scolari suing makers claiming it is against Brazil's constitution

Question: 'We created @placeholder to unleash the value of girl talk and to empower girls to make smarter decisions on topics ranging from relationships to beauty and health,' its creators boast on the app's website.


Much like Sam from the Dr. Seuss book, 'Green Eggs and Ham,' American kids were met with both delight and disgust when served typical breakfasts from around the world which to them seemed utterly foreign. 'It tastes like cow poop!' said one young boy when tasting coffee from Brazil as part of the gustatory experiment from website KitchenBowl.com Video of the American youngsters trying foods from Korea, Brazil, Finland, Vietnam, Poland and the Netherlands has nearly half a million views on YouTube since being posted yesterday. Korea: The American kids were less than thrilled when offered this Korean breakfast of anchovies, kimchee, and eggs though they dared to try it anyway
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'It tastes like cow poop!' said one young boy when tasting coffee from Brazil as part of the gustatory experiment from website KitchenBowl.com
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Video of the American youngsters trying foods from aroud the globe has nearly half a million views on YouTube
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The most popular foods were the eggs, sausage, and potato from Poland and chocolate toast from Finland
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The least popular breakfast was anchovies from Korea and coffee from Brazil

Question: Poland: This American's eyes were bigger than his stomach when he was served the @placeholder breakfast of eggs, sausage, apple, and potato


This dramatic video shows how a Police Community Support Officer who pulled over a driver was then arrested himself for being twice the drink-drive limit - by officers he had called for back-up. PCSO Andrew Seston signalled for motorist Irfan Mehrban to stop his vehicle outside a school in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, then called for assistance when the driver began arguing with him. But when his colleagues arrived they suspected 44-year-old Seston had been drinking, and breathalysed him - finding that he was over the limit, before arresting him and taking him away. Scroll down for video On the phone: PCSO Andrew Seston (circled) had signalled for a motorist to stop his vehicle in High Wycombe
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PCSO Andrew Seston signalled for motorist to stop vehicle in Wycombe
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He then called for back-up when Irfan Mehrban began arguing with him
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But PCSO's colleagues arrived and suspected he had been drinking
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They breathalysed him, finding he was over limit before arresting him

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By Sean Poulter PUBLISHED: 21:15 EST, 8 January 2013 | UPDATED: 07:38 EST, 9 January 2013 An NHS hospital has been found guilty of making bogus claims about the benefits of hypnosis for serious medical conditions. The Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine has been told to withdraw a leaflet it issued promoting hypnosis treatment for a number of conditions including mental health problems and irritable bowel syndrome. The hospital, whose patron is the Queen, is part of the group of University College London Hospitals NHS trust and calls itself the largest public sector provider of integrated medicine in Europe.
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Royal London Hospital for Integrated Medicine told to withdraw leaflet
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Advertising Standards Authority made ruling following complaint
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Leaflet promoted hypnosis treatment for conditions including irritable bowel syndrome

Question: The @placeholder did side with the hospital over claims that hypnosis can help people cope with the effects of chronic pain, such as headaches, cancer pain and rheumatism.


By Allan Hall Suing: Dr Daniel Ubani is demanding 2,800 euros after a conference speech was disrupted A disgraced doctor who killed a British man due to an appalling blunder over his painkillers is suing the dead man's son in Germany because he missed a post-conference dinner. Rory Gray and his brother Stuart disrupted a speech he was giving at a conference on plastic surgery in the German town of Lindau in 2010, calling him a 'charlatan and killer'. Both men were arrested but later released. Dr Daniel Ubani is demanding 2,800 euros - plus legal and court costs - from Rory Gray who lives in Germany.
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Dr Daniel Ubani is demanding 2,800 euros from Stuart and Rory Gray
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He was working in Britain when he gave their father, David, a fatal injection
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Ubani confused the amount of painkiller he should give the 70-year-old
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Was struck off as a doctor in the UK, but still practises in Germany

Question: And for compensation for not being paid at @placeholder for his talk.


By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 07:31 EST, 14 November 2012 | UPDATED: 11:11 EST, 14 November 2012 Google today admitted that it had received - and complied with - a record number of requests from governments to reveal information about its users. The latest edition of the search giant's Transparency Report shows governments around the world made nearly 21,000 requests to access its data in the first six months of 2012. The U.S. government made the most demands, asking for users' details 7,969 times between January and June this year. The UK came sixth - behind Germany and France - with 1,425 requests.
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U.S. tops snoopers' league table, with nearly 8,000 requests for user data
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UK comes in sixth - behind Germany and France - with 1,425 requests
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Report also reveals a spike in requests to remove content from services
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Requests for content removal by UK authorities have nearly doubled

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(CNN) -- Sen. Barack Obama's reference to "lipstick on a pig" has Republicans demanding an apology and Democrats accusing Sen. John McCain of a "pathetic attempt" to play the gender card. Barack Obama used the "lipstick" line at a campaign event in Lebanon, Virginia, on Tuesday. McCain's campaign said Obama's remarks were offensive and a slap at Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin -- despite the fact that the Arizona senator himself used the phrase last year to describe a policy proposal of Hillary Clinton's. Obama shot back Wednesday and accused the McCain campaign of engaging in "lies" and "swift boat politics."
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NEW: Barack Obama slams Republicans for "lies" and "swift boat politics"
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Obama said Tuesday "You can put lipstick on a pig, but it's still a pig"
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McCain camp says line was an attack on Palin; Obama camp says it was not
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Many politicians have used the line; former McCain adviser used it in her book title

Question: Obama made his controversial "lipstick" remarks at a @placeholder campaign stop late Tuesday afternoon.


The New York Times website was still experiencing some issues late Wednesday and early Thursday following a widespread outage. Evidence continued to mount that it was the result of an attack by the Syrian Electronic Army. The group, loyal to Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad, has been behind multiple attacks on media websites in recent months and, on Twitter, took credit for a sophisticated hack that had hobbled the Times' news site for roughly 20 hours. "The @nytimes attack was going to deliver an anti-war message but our server couldn't last for 3 minutes," the group posted on its Twitter feed at about 9:40 Wednesday morning.
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New York Times site still experiencing problems following Tuesday outage
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Syrian Electronic Army takes credit for New York Times attack
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The group is loyal to Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad
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Twitter also experienced problems on Tuesday due to a similar attack

Question: Frons said Tuesday's attack was more sophisticated than previous @placeholder hacks.


A beloved surgeon who was targeted and fatally shot by gunman at a Boston hospital on Tuesday was expecting his fourth child with his wife, who is seven months pregnant, it has emerged. Cardiovascular surgeon Dr. Michael Davidson, 44, from Wellesley, Massachusetts, was shot by Stephen Pasceri, 55, on Tuesday morning and passed away late that evening. Pasceri's relatives suggested that he was angry over the death of his mother, whom Dr Davidson had treated. Davidson leaves behind his wife, who is a plastic surgeon, and their three other children, two girls aged seven and nine and a two-year-old son, his father-in-law told the Boston Herald.
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Dr. Michael Davidson was shot twice by Stephen Pasceri at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston on Tuesday and later died from his injuries
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Pasceri's sister said he blamed the doctor for his mother's recent death
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Married Pasceri took his own life after shooting Davidson at heart center
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Davidson leaves behind three children, aged two, seven and nine, and his wife, who is seven months pregnant

Question: Four of @placeholder's colleagues paid tribute to him during a news conference at the hospital, and remembered him as 'almost always the smartest man in the room'.


With the polls already open in some battleground states, and just seven days left on the calendar until Election Day, a new survey shows that Americans remain unhappy with the Democratic president and the direction he is taking the country in. In the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll Americans again gave Obama an approval rating, and seven in 10 said they believe the country is on the wrong track. One of the only positive nuggets of news for the president and his party in the new survey is that half of Americans said their vote in the midterms would not be a reflection of their feelings about the president. That bodes well for embattled Democrats whose Republican challengers have promoted their candidacies as referendum on the sinking president.
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Election Day is around the corner and a new survey shows that Americans remain unhappy with the Democratic president
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Americans who think the government is doing a bad job favor Republicans to come in and save the day by nearly a three to one margin
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Democrats still have a shot at winning the midterm elections if they turn out their supporters to the polls in droves

Question: Among likely voters, the @placeholder has a six-point advantage going into next Tuesday's elections.

Question: While a @placeholder-controlled legislative branch would theoretically be game changer for federal policymaking, a large segment of likely voters, 31 percent, believe the change-up will make no difference.


The leader of anti-government demonstrations in Thailand on Sunday urged Yingluck Shinawatra to resign, the latest move in a relentless campaign to oust the prime minister. Protest leader Suthep Thaugsuban, a former deputy prime minister under the previous Democrat-led government, gave Yingluck two days to "return power to the people unconditionally," Suthep's group said. The face-to-face meeting came the same day protesters tried to force their way into the government headquarters and a police club compound, hoping to find Yingluck. Police fired tear gas to disperse them. "The most violently active areas are around the Government House," said Lt. Gen. Paradon Pattanathabut, referring to the government headquarters.
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Laying siege to Government House would be a symbolic victory
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Three people were killed in clashes Saturday
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Demonstrators want the army to help oust  the  Prime Minister

Question: @placeholder has said authorities will "absolutely not use violence" to disperse the demonstrators.


(CNN) -- The Syrian Electronic Army, a group of pro-Syrian regime hackers that has aggressively targeted major news organizations and activists, has claimed credit for a 20-hour-long outage of the New York Times website. Several Twitter users posted screenshots of a "Hacked by SEA" message they said they received when they went to the New York Times homepage Tuesday. It's not the first such action by the group; in recent months, it claims to have hacked major UK and U.S. news organizations, as well as Columbia University and rights group Human Rights Watch. CNN.com has been the target of similar attacks.
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The Syrian Electronic Army has claimed an attack on the New York Times website
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The attack is a "serious escalation" in the group's operations, says a researcher
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It's targeting U.S. and European media perceived as hostile to Syria's government, he says
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An attack on the AP Twitter feed caused a flurry of panic and sent stocks plunging

Question: And it may operate in cyberspace, but its attacks can have real-life impact, as was shown when the group hacked the @placeholder Twitter feed in April.


A new book has branded Thailand one of the world’s most dangerous tourist destinations. Australian author John Stapleton suggests that widespread police corruption, violence and crime are all blighting a country once commonly referred to as the ‘Land of Smiles’. In his book Thailand: Deadly Destination, Mr Stapleton attempts to expose the reputation of Thailand as a welcoming country, claiming a boom in tourism since the 1960s has created a hatred of foreigners and a ‘murderous indifference’ to the millions of tourists who flock to the country’s white-sand beaches, picturesque countryside and thriving nightlife each year. Scroll down for video
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Thailand: Deadly Destination penned by Australian author John Stapleton
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Writer says tourism boom has created hatred and contempt for foreigners
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Death rate of tourists is ‘worst scandal in the annals of modern tourism’
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Murder of British backpackers followed military coup in May this year
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Ministry of Tourism  forecast 25m visitors in 2015, down from 30m last year

Question: The UK government has issued official warnings about violence to the 860,000 @placeholder tourists who travel to Thailand each year.


A 'terrorist' with strong British links has been arrested in connection with a foiled 'plot' to assassinate Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. Dramatic television footage showed half-naked and evidently wounded Chechen Adam Osmayev seized by special forces in the Ukrainian Black Sea port of Odessa. On his knees, his head bowed, he said in an alleged confession: 'Our goal was to go to Moscow and try to kill Prime Minister Putin... Our deadline was after the Russian presidential election.' Scroll down for video Chechen suspect: Dramatic footage aired on Russian TV today showed a half-naked and wounded Adam Osmayev seized by special forces in Odessa, Ukraine, earlier this month, when he was arrested in connection with a foiled 'plot' to assassinate Vladimir Putin
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Suspects were held in Ukraine following an accidental explosion on January 4 as they were trying to make explosives, Russian TV reported today
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Two suspects 'had instructions from' Chechen rebel leader Doku Umarov
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News of the arrests comes one day after 30,000 anti-Putin protesters calling for fair elections held hands in Moscow
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Opposition says allegations are pre-election move

Question: Foiled: On Osmayev's laptop was found hidden camera footage of Putin's motorcade in @placeholder, and it is believed this was to be the target of the assassination bid.


By Victoria Woollaston Facebook users have responded in their thousands after a lawsuit was set up to challenge the social network over its privacy controls. A total of 25,000 people signed up to Europe versus Facebook class suit, set up by Austrian student Max Schrems last week. Mr Schrems is demanding damages of €500 (£397) per supporter for alleged data protection violations - and if successful it could cost Facebook at least €12.5 million (£10 million). A total of 25,000 people have signed up to Facebook class suit, set up by Austrian student Max Schrems last week. It is claiming Facebook violates data protection laws through features including Graph Search (pictured). This feature lets users discover information about other member's likes and activities
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The lawsuit is being taken in the Commercial Court in Vienna against the Irish subsidiary of the web giant
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Austrian Max Schrems is claiming damages of €500 (£397) per supporter
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A total of 25,000 people signed up to the class action suit online
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If successful, it could cost Facebook at least €12.5 million (£10 million)
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The main concerns centre around Graph Search and external Like buttons
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Mr Schrems also criticised the firm for supporting surveillance schemes

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(CNN) -- The attorney for George Zimmerman says he is confident his motion to have a Florida judge removed from his client's case will be granted. "I think she's going to go ahead and grant it and move the case on to another judge," Mark O'Mara, the lawyer, said Monday night. Zimmerman's defense team formally requested Monday that Seminole Circuit Judge Jessica Recksiedler, the Florida judge assigned to their client's case, be removed after she revealed her husband works with a CNN legal analyst. O'Mara's office filed paperwork Monday asking that Recksiedler not preside over second-degree murder proceedings involving Zimmerman and the motion to "disqualify" the trial judge "will be ruled on in the appropriate manner," a court official said.
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The judge in the case is connected to a CNN analyst
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Mark O'Mara describes his client, George Zimmerman, as "frightened"
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Media outlets are asking that documents in the case be unsealed

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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 04:19 EST, 28 November 2011 Nearly 300 trucks carrying supplies to U.S.-led troops in Afghanistan clogged the Pakistani border crossings Sunday, leaving them vulnerable to militant attack a day after Islamabad closed the frontier in retaliation for coalition airstrikes that allegedly killed 24 Pakistani troops. As Pakistan army chief General Ashfaq Pervez Kayani attended the funerals of the victims, including a major, the U.S. sought to minimize the fallout from the crisis, which plunged Washington's already troubled relationship with Islamabad to an all-time low. Pakistan also ordered the U.S. to vacate an airbase that is used by American drones to target al-Qaida and Taliban militants in the country's tribal region along the Afghan border.
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Worst single incident since US and Pakistan became allies
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U.S. is ordered to leave Pakistani airbase in 15 days
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Supply trucks for U.S.-led troops in Afghanistan line up at closed border
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Pakistan says raid is 'attack on its sovereignty'
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24 Pakistani soldiers buried Sunday

Question: 'I am not aware of the casualties on the other side of the border but those we have detained aren't Afghan Taliban,' he said, implying they were @placeholder Taliban operating in Afghanistan.


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 01:22 EST, 25 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:42 EST, 25 September 2013 A former professional Grand Prix motorcyclist whose young wife plunged to her death from a hotel room has been stranded in Dubai for six months because police won't return his passport - even though they have finished their investigation Abbie Emmett, 27, of Addlestone in Surrey, died just days after she had arrived in the United Arab Emirates with new husband Sean, 43, on honeymoon following their wedding in South Africa. Mr Emmett, a 19 times British Superbike race winner, was questioned by officers after Abbie fall 50ft after leaning from the balcony to look for her dropped wedding ring.
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Abbie Emmett, 27, died after falling from a balcony during their honeymoon
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Now Sean Emmett is trapped in Dubai because police have his passport
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Mr Emmett, 43, was questioned but no further action taken

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By Daily Mail Reporter A public defender who left her husband to marry a serial killer on death row has appeared by his side as he goes on trial for a 1986 killing. Rosalie Martinez met killer Oscar Ray Bolin Jr., 50, after working with him on one of his rape and murder cases in 1995 and married him soon after. He is now on trial in Florida for the fourth time in the murder of Natalie Blanche Holley, a 25-year-old who was stabbed eight times in 1986. Scroll down for video Support: Rosalie Bolin, who divorced her prominent-lawyer husband to marry serial killer Oscar Ray Bolin, appears at his latest trial in Tampa, Florida
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Rosalie Martinez met Oscar Ray Bolin in 1995 and left her prominent husband and four daughters for him
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Killer on death row in Florida for two murders
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Now on his fourth trial for killing third woman

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(CNN) -- A terrorist explosion in Bulgaria. Tourist kidnappings in Egypt. Sometimes violent demonstrations in Greece. A coup in Mali. Deadly drug wars in Mexico. Olympic security failures in England. Who wants to be a tourist these days? The deadly bombing of a bus carrying Israeli tourists Wednesday in Bulgaria is the latest bit of bad news in a summer plagued by global instability. Traveling hardly sounds relaxing. The U.S. State Department's latest worldwide safety caution issued Wednesday warns that terrorist groups "continue to plan terrorist attacks against U.S. interests in multiple regions, including Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East."
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Despite economic uncertainty and terror threats, international travel is up globally
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U.S. travelers curbed travel abroad in 2011, but numbers are up for 2012
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Travel agents say most clients are not headed to trouble spots
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Today's traveler is aware of threats and unrest in the post 9/11 world, agents say

Question: 'Drug war violence in @placeholder' affects only a tiny portion of the country.


By Ryan Kisiel and Laura Williamson PUBLISHED: 19:11 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 19:15 EST, 20 May 2013 For more than 40 years, England fans have wanted the national football team to be more like the Germans. Now, it seems, they’ve got their wish. For the England team’s latest kit bears a striking resemblance to the strip worn by West Germany in 1966. The kit, unveiled yesterday, was designed by Nike to mark the 150th anniversary of the Football Association. Scroll down for video New era: England stars helped reveal Nike's first Three Lions strip yesterday. Pictured (left-to-right) are Steven Gerrard, Joe Hart, Wayne Rooney, Theo Walcott and Jack Wilshere
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Kit designed by Nike to mark 150th anniversary of Football Association
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Based on strip worn in England v Scotland international match in 1872
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Resembles West Germany strip of 1966 when England won World Cup

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Providence, Rhode Island (CNN) -- Tuesday's election in the littlest of states is causing the biggest of stirs. When President Barack Obama hits the campaign trail here Friday to lend his star power to Jorge Elorza, the first-time candidate running in the city's deadlocked mayoral race, he won't be the most famous politician in the Ocean State that day. That distinction belongs to the politician running against Elorza, the larger than life man who's never lost a political race, the man who served as Providence's mayor twice before -- and who was forced to resign each time in disgrace: Buddy Cianci.
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Buddy Cianci is running for mayor of Providence for the third time
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Cianci resigned the post twice before over felony convictions
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Cianci to CNN: "I've made mistakes in my life obviously, I've paid the price."
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President Obama campaigns for Cianci's opponent Friday

Question: Or do they go with the less experienced and younger Elorza, a candidate who @placeholder -- a politician who knows a little something about being young and inexperienced and running for office -- says will "will bring honest leadership to Providence?"


Death: Bernadine 'Bernie' Ingram, 57, had been on board a yacht when it was hit by a 5,000-ton dredger A wife was killed on a yacht in a freak accident on a summer’s day, it was revealed today. Bernadine 'Bernie' Ingram, 57, had been on board her yacht Orca  with her husband Peter when it was hit by the 5,000-ton dredger Shoreway in the North Sea off the Suffolk coast. Mrs Ingram had been wearing a life jacket as she sunbathed on deck when her 29ft craft was hit by the 321ft ship in clear conditions. A huge wave sparked by the crash which slammed her into the galley, trapping her as the boat quickly sank about six miles off Felixstowe.
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Bernadine Ingram, 57, had been on board yacht Orca with her husband
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Hit by dredger Shoreway in North Sea off Suffolk coast in the summer
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Mrs Ingram had been wearing a life jacket as she sunbathed on deck
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But her 29ft craft was hit by the 321ft ship in clear conditions in June
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Today, Dutch seaman admitted failing to discharge his duties properly
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Mrs Ingram's husband is Labour party advisor and former Ofcom CTO

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Thirteen years ago, photographer Miyoko Ihara began snapping pictures of the budding relationship between her now 88-year-old grandmother, Misa, and her tiny kitten, Fukumaru. The odd-eyed white cat is always in Misa's shadow whether she is farming the land, cooking, relaxing or even having a bath. Now their images have been published in a photo book, the pair have stormed to popularity in Japan with the unlikely bestseller flying off the shelves and becoming a viral sensation in the United States. Dedicated friends: Spanning over 12 years, the woman's granddaughter, Miyoko Ihara, photographed their enduring relationship Inseparable: Ever since the day Misa found Fukumaru, which breaks up to mean 'good fortune' and 'circle' in Japanese, in the shed, they have firm friends
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Thirteen years ago, photographer Miyoko Ihara began snapping pictures of her 88-year-old grandmother, Misa, and her odd-eyed cat Fukumaru
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Misa found the cat abandoned in a shed in 2003
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A book of the pair's friendship has taken the Japan by storm

Question: Happy to watch:  Fukumaru watches @placeholder go about her work cleaning the vegetables


(CNN) -- "NCIS" fans will get a triple dose of those crime investigations on CBS this fall. The network has added four new dramas and a new sitcom to its fall lineup, and one of the dramas is the "NCIS" spinoff set in New Orleans. As CBS announced on Wednesday, "NCIS: New Orleans," starring Scott Bakula, will air on Tuesday nights following its parent program. The major shift in CBS's 2014-2015 calendar is the network's addition of "Thursday Night Football." Instead of its comedy block anchored by "The Big Bang Theory," CBS will air three hours of football on Thursday nights from September 11 through October 23.
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CBS adds a new "NCIS" spinoff to its 2014 fall schedule
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The lineup also includes a block of football on Thursday nights
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Other new shows include a drama about the secretary of state
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A new "CSI" spinoff is expected to premiere later in the season

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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN)  -- The man police say was driving drunk when he ran a red light and struck a car, killing a Major League Baseball pitcher and two others has been charged with murder. Fans gather around a memorial for Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart on Friday. Andrew Thomas Gallo, 22, was charged with three counts of murder, driving under the influence and leaving the scene of a crime, the Orange County district attorney's office announced Friday. Los Angeles Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart was among those killed in the crash in Fullerton, California, early Thursday morning. Adenhart was beginning his first full season in the majors and had pitched his fourth Major League game hours earlier.
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Driver also faces charges of DUI and leaving the scene
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Adenhart, 22, pitched six scoreless innings in Wednesday's game
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Three people killed in crash early Thursday in Fullerton, California

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A six-year-old transgender girl has won the right to use the girls restroom at her school in Colorado. The decision was made by the Colorado Civil Rights Division on Sunday that the Fountain-Fort Carson School District created an unnecessarily hostile situation for Coy Mathis by not allowing her to use the female bathroom. Transgender advocates are hailing the decision as a major step forward for transgender rights. By not allowing Coy to use the girls' restroom, the Eagleside Elementary School in Fountain 'creates an environment rife with harassment,' Steven Chavez, the division director, wrote in the decision. Winner: The Colorado Civil Rights Division has ruled in favor of six-year-old Coy Mathis, whose school had barred her from using the girls bathroom at her elementary school because she is transgender
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A Colorado transgender girl, Coy Mathis, 6,  has won the right to use the female restrooms at her elementary school in a civil rights case
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Transgender advocates are hailing the win as a 'victory for fairness'
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Coy Mathis was being home-schooled pending the decision and will now return to school at Eagleside Elementary in Fountain

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The Bush Pentagon tried to find loopholes in the Geneva Conventions for its "ghost detainee" program in Iraq and to delay the release of Guantanamo Bay prisoners to avoid bad press, three human rights groups contend. The Pentagon considered delaying the release of detainees from Guantanamo Bay because of criticism. Pentagon documents discuss CIA and Pentagon detention activities earlier this decade and indicate coordination between agencies in hiding internees from the Red Cross. Amnesty International USA, New York University's Center for Human Rights and Global Justice, and the Center for Constitutional Rights obtained the material through a Freedom of Information Act request and released it Thursday.
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Military tried to justify detention practices, human rights groups say
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Groups present Pentagon documents to support accusations
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Groups: Pentagon also sought to delay Guantanamo releases to avoid bad press
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Communications came amid criticism over Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq

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Question: The @placeholder spell out international humanitarian law and authorize the International Committee of the Red Cross to visit prisoners during armed conflicts.


(CNN) -- Pushpa Basnet, a Nepalese woman who supports children so they don't have to live behind bars with their incarcerated parents, was named the 2012 CNN Hero of the Year on Sunday night. Nepal is one of the poorest countries, and space is very limited in the few group homes affiliated with the government. So when a parent is incarcerated and no other guardian can be found, children have little choice but to live in prison as well. Basnet, 29, is determined to give these children another option. She started a home in Kathmandu where children can receive education, food, medical care and a chance to live a more normal life. She also runs a day care program for children who are too young to be separated from their parent.
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Pushpa Basnet is revealed Sunday night as the 2012 CNN Hero of the Year
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Basnet supports children in Nepal so they don't have to live behind bars with their parents
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For being named Hero of the Year, Basnet receives $250,000 to continue her work

Question: In that time, more than 180 @placeholder have been profiled on CNN, chosen from more than 45,000 nominations submitted through the CNN Heroes website.


A brave Abigail Hernandez today faced her alleged kidnapper with a surprise appearance in court  to see him held on $1million bail. Abigail arrived with her mother Zenya and sister Sarah and looked pale and drawn as she took her place on the front bench. It was her first public appearance since returning home last week after going missing nine months. The suspect Nathaniel Kibby, 34, walked into court flanked by his publicly provided legal team, wearing an orange jumpsuit and requested financial legal aid. Details of what led authorities to arrest Kibby were not released in Conway Circuit Court today, but a law enforcement source earlier revealed the suspicion that Abigail was held hostage in a shipping container on Kibby's property.
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Nathaniel Kibby, 34, made his first court appearance Tuesday after his MOnday arrest for kidnappying 15-year-old Abigail Hernandez in October
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Abigail and her mother Zenya sat in the front row of court today as Kibby was arraigned
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The teen stunned authorities last week when she suddenly returned home after her nine-month disappearance
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After his arrest, authorities surrounded a shipping container on Kibby's property with crime scene tape
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He was arrested twice while Abigail was missing, once in October on marijuana possession and again in March on criminal trespassing
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The criminal trespassing charge was settled last week, just three days after Abigail returned home

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By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 06:00 EST, 18 June 2013 | UPDATED: 10:57 EST, 18 June 2013 She is the ultimate natural beauty famed for her glowing skin and flawless complexion. And now, songstress Kimberley Walsh has revealed the secrets behind her radiant fresh-faced glow as she poses for a set of stunning never-seen-before photographs. Unlike most celebrities the 31-year-old has spoken out to tell women that they don’t need invasive treatments or an entourage of make-up artists to look flawless every day. Scroll down for video Natural beauty: Famed for her glowing complexion, the Girls Aloud star reveals her beauty secret to MailOnline
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Star swears by simple beauty regime of E45 cream and Clearasil face wipes
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Works with trainer three times a week
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Currently working on her upcoming book
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Women will spend more than £13,000 during lifetime on looking and feeling good

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Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti has wished Fernando Torres well after the Spaniard's loan move to Atletico was confirmed on Monday. Torres, 30, has agreed to return to his boyhood club from AC Milan until the end of the 2015-16 season. His first match back in the shirt of Atletico Madrid could be against city rivals Real in the last 16 of the Copa del Rey on January 7 - although the La Liga champions do play Levante on January 3. VIDEO Scroll down to watch A trip down memory lane: The career of Fernando Torres Real Madrid manager Carlo Ancelotti said he looks forward to welcoming Fernando Torres back to La Liga
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Carlo Ancelotti sent his wishes to Fernando Torres after his loan move
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Torres returns to his first club after spells in Premier League and Serie A
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Milan made his loan deal from Chelsea permanent to send him out again
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His first match could be against Real in the last 16 of the Copa del Rey

Question: But that has not stopped @placeholder, who signed the striker during his time at Chelsea for £50million, from passing on his best wishes.


Toronto (CNN) -- Toronto's City Council voted Friday to strip embattled Mayor Rob Ford of his ability to govern in an emergency and to appoint and dismiss committee chairs -- unprecedented moves aimed at reining in the controversial politician. Despite admitting last week that he had smoked crack cocaine in a "drunken stupor" about a year ago, Ford has defiantly said he will not leave his job and vowed to challenge the actions in court. "Obviously, I can't support this," Ford told council members, warning that the legal fight will cost taxpayers "an arm and a leg." But, he added: "I perfectly understand where they're coming from. ... I would have supported what they're doing. I want to move on. I'm not mad at anybody."
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Mayor Rob Ford loses emergency power, right to appoint committee chairs
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City solicitor: Council delegated those powers and council can take them away
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Ford apologizes for lewd remark about oral sex on live Canadian television

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A criminal defamation case against two journalists in Thailand is set to proceed this week, despite calls from the United Nations and prominent rights groups for the charges to be dropped amid concerns over press freedom there. The charges relate to an article published July 17 last year that included information from a Reuters investigative piece that alleged some Thai naval forces have been profiting from the smuggling of ethnic Rohingya people fleeing violence in neighboring Myanmar. Reuters won a Pulitzer Prize in international reporting for its series on the persecution of the Rohingya on Monday. The Phuketwan journalists are accused of knowingly publishing false information and committing slander, according to the charge sheet.
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A defamation case against two journalists is proceeding in Thailand
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The reporters cited a Reuters' report implicating authorities in human trafficking
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U.N. calls for the case to be dropped; investigate abuses against Rohingya migrants
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The case is set to proceed in court April 17

Question: A @placeholder human rights official has called on the Thai government to drop the case.


Taking your baby along to a new play group can be nerve-wracking. You don't want any fuss, you just want to blend in. You hope and pray that your kid isn't the one who screams, hits or breaks something. All you want is to slip in, sit down and be told how beautiful and well-behaved your little one is. Prince George was put to the test Wednesday at a specially convened play group in Government House, Wellington, New Zealand. The 8-month-old was never going to just slip in, because he had brought the world's media with him. But he didn't scream, hit or break anything ... just one incident of theft.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince George are visiting NZ and Australia
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Prince George had a play date with 10 babies in Wellington on Wednesday
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The 8-month-old prince was described by one onlooker as "quite a bruiser"
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He didn't scream or break anything but did grab a toy from one of the other children

Question: "In many ways, they're in the same boat as all of us who are trying to get used to it, and it was just very nice to have a relaxed time," he said, describing young @placeholder as "very intrepid."


Santa Monica, California (CNN) -- Santa Monica College officials in California have launched an investigation into a raucous student protest at a board of trustees meeting in which campus police used pepper spray on demonstrators, sending three of them to a hospital, the college president said Wednesday. The students weren't allowed into the overflowing meeting room Tuesday evening and were demonstrating in a hallway against a summer pilot program creating two tiers of tuition when the pepper spraying incident occurred, said Paul Alvarez Jr., the multimedia editor for the campus newspaper who videotaped the incident. Three people were taken to a hospital, and about 30 other students needed treatment for pepper spray, said Santa Monica Fire Department Capt. Judah Mitchell. The fire department set up a decontamination unit that consisted of a fire hose with clear water, Mitchell said. Santa Monica is a coastal city adjacent to Los Angeles.
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"Insanity. Overreaction. It started out just chanting," one student says
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Santa Monica College campus police pepper-sprayed student protesters
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College president: Protesters "engaged in unlawful conduct," but no arrests were made
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Students were protesting a tuition increase under an experimental summer program

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(CNN) -- Joe Paterno led the Penn State Nittany Lions for 46 seasons and -- in the process -- became the winningest coach in college football history. Then came the child molestation scandal involving his former defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky and allegations that Paterno played a role in concealing it. The NCAA vacated 111 of his wins over a 14-year period, fined the school $60 million, reduced scholarships and banned it from bowl games for four years. Paterno died last year, his iconic reputation in tatters. But his relatives filed a lawsuit Thursday to see that his legacy doesn't end that way.
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The 40-page lawsuit was filed in Common Pleas Court on Thursday
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NCAA sanctions against Penn State include a $60 million fine
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Louis Freeh says family review was "self-serving"
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Freeh review finds Joe Paterno and others showed "shocking disregard" for victims

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Question: Paterno informed his supervisors of the report, but the school's board of trustees fired @placeholder in November 2011, saying he could no longer perform his duties in the shadow of scandal.


By Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 08:25 EST, 2 July 2013 | UPDATED: 14:11 EST, 2 July 2013 The body of a little girl, age 4 or 5, has been found under a tarp in the middle of a suburban intersection outside Fort Worth, Texas. Teenagers who found the girl in the city of Saginaw, Texas, on Monday night say the girl's hands and feet were bound. She had a plastic bag over her head and she was naked, except for a pair of purple underwear. By Tuesday morning, the FBI and local police executed a search warrant at her parents' house - about a mile and a half from where the girl's body was found.
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Teens playing in the street found the body of the girl
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Her hands and feet were bound and she was naked except for a pair of purple underwear
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FBI has joined the investigation and deemed the case a murder
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Police looking for red pickup truck with green splotch that was seen in the area when the girl's body was found

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Carnival Cruise Lines is making its return to Europe next year with a new ship that boasts the world’s first IMAX cinema at sea, a unique high-altitude cycling track, and the Florida-based company’s first on-board brewery. The Vista cruise ship will launch May 1, 2016, with a 13-day Mediterranean cruise from Trieste, Italy to Barcelona, ending the company’s three-year absence on the continent. At 133,500 tons and 1,055ft in length, Vista will become the largest ship in Carnival’s fleet when it departs on its maiden voyage with up to 4,000 passengers on board. Scroll down for video Carnival Cruise Lines' new ship, Vista, features an attraction called SkyRide - an 800ft cycling track that is suspended over an upper deck
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Vista cruise ship will launch in May 2016 with a 13-day Mediterranean cruise from Trieste, Italy to Barcelona
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With a capacity of nearly 4,000 passengers Vista will become the largest ship in Carnival Cruise Lines' fleet
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She will sail all over the Mediterranean for five months before relocating to New York in autumn 2016

Question: @placeholder was designed to make the most of its outdoor space and provide exhilarating new activities for guests, and the cruise line is billing it as its most innovative ship ever.


Washington (CNN) -- With approval in hand to arm and train Syrian rebels to fight the ISIS terror group, President Barack Obama said Thursday the plan keeps with "the key principle" of U.S. strategy: No American combat troops on the ground. "The American troops deployed to Iraq do not and will not have a combat mission," he said in televised remarks from the White House. "Their mission is to advise and assist our partners on the ground. ...We can destroy ISIL without having our troops fight another ground war in the Middle East." Obama said more than 40 countries, including Arab nations, have offered assistance in the battle against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, which calls itself the Islamic State.
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President Barack Obama says more than 40 countries have offered assistance
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The U.S. military has approved a plan to strike ISIS in Syria, officials said
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ISIS captured 16 villages in northern Syria in the past day, opposition group says

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By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 14:56 EST, 29 October 2012 | UPDATED: 02:40 EST, 30 October 2012 Google is set to take on Apple head on with a new big screen tablet and music service revealed today. The firm had originally planned to reveal the Nexus 10 tablet at an event in New York, but was forced to cancel due to hurricane Sandy, so took the industry by surprise and simply revealed the products online. The larger Nexus 10 tablet is being made by Samsung and features a display screen that measures about 10 inches diagonally, slightly larger than Apple's 9.7inch iPad.
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Firm launches new 10 inch Nexus 10 tablet to take on the iPad
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New Google Play music service will take on Apple

Question: Google claims the tablet features what it claims is the highest resolution display in the world, with 300 pixels per inch compared to the @placeholder’s 264ppi ‘retina display’.


BBC pundit Steve McManaman does not believe that Manchester City will retain their Premier League title should Chelsea defeat Manchester United on Sunday. The reigning champions were surprisingly beaten 2-1 by West Ham despite a second half onslaught that came close to earning the Blues a result at Upton Park. Although McManaman insists that City are not playing poorly, he doubts that they will be able to catch Chelsea if Jose Mourinho's side open up an eight-point lead at Old Trafford. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch... Sergio Aguero reacts after seeing Manchester City lose 2-1 to West ham at Upton Park
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Manchester City were defeated 2-1 by West Ham at Upton Park
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Morgan Amalfitano and Diafra Sakho scored for the Hammers
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Steve McManaman rated David Silva's goal as the highlight of the game
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Chelsea can move eight points clear by beating Manchester United

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By Richard Hartley-parkinson PUBLISHED: 03:57 EST, 17 April 2012 | UPDATED: 04:31 EST, 18 April 2012 Millions of commuters face fresh misery next week as London Underground workers plan a 72-hour walkout. The strikes, which come a week ahead of the mayoral election, stretch over four days and will involve the people who maintain and upgrade the tracks who are unhappy with negotiations over pensions and benefits. The Rail, Maritime and Transport union, which represents around 1,000 staff on the Tube Lines contracts, said its members will walk out at 4pm on Tuesday until the same time on Friday.
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Workers to walk out at 4pm on Tuesday until 4pm on Friday next week
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Strikes will affect Piccadilly, Jubilee and Northern Lines
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TfL says strike action is 'completely unnecessary'
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Chamber of Commerce says strike will cost 'millions'
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Boris Johnson spokesman said it was 'no surprise' that Ken Livingstone's friend was calling for strikes ahead of the London mayoral elections

Question: 'The @placeholder should call off this needless strike and work to find a settlement before any damage is done.'


Russia is boasting that a long term spy in Nato country Estonia spilled secrets to Moscow from Britain's MI5 secret service and other Western intelligence agencies. His espionage meant that the KGB knew the scale of intelligence activities by the American National Security Agency in Europe long before Edward Snowden's disclosures, it was alleged. Soviet-era KGB officer Uno Puusepp was allowed to join Tallinn's KAPO secret service after the break-up of the USSR - and during at least a decade and a half as a double agent for Moscow, he went on to do significant damage to the UK, US and other European Union allies, claimed the documentary.
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Russia claims ex KGB agent Uno Puusepp was a double agent for them
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Kremlin says he joined Estonia's KAPO secret service after USSR break-up
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He did serious damage to UK, US and other European nations, it's claimed
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Pro-Kremlin television channel NTV revealed his role in a 40 minute film
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Moscow says his work meant Edward Snowden's files were redundant

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By Sean Poulter PUBLISHED: 09:35 EST, 16 September 2013 | UPDATED: 02:26 EST, 18 September 2013 If you want to know what the latest ‘It Bag’ is, the one on Angelina Jolie’s arm is usually a pretty good place to start. At the moment that’s Louis Vuitton’s Capucines handbag, which is selling out across Europe as fashionistas flock to get their hands on one. But would-be buyers have to have deep pockets – it costs up to £3,250. Assistants at the Louis Vuitton shop in New Bond Street, London, said the bags had sold out. They are unlikely to be back in stock until the end of the month, and then in small numbers – prompting suspicions the shortage may be a marketing ruse. But is it worth the wait – and the cash? Fashion writer NICOLE MOWBRAY gives her verdict …
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French fashion house repositioning themselves as exclusive brand
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Launched Capucine leather handbags in June
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Michelle Williams was face of campaign
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Angelina Jolie has been seen with the £3,000 bag
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Louis Vuitton boutiques across Europe have reported shortages
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All have long waiting-lists with stock not expected till October

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(CNN) -- When Robinho completed his dramatic deadline-day transfer from Manchester City to AC Milan last month, he became the latest in a long line of flamboyant big-name players to move to the San Siro. Most would agree the attacking prowess of the 26-year-old party-loving, Brazil striker would help bolster the attack of any team in the world, but it's his ability to help decide the future of Italian politics that was arguably just as attractive to his new employers. That is because club owner Silvio Berlusconi also happens to be the prime minister of Italy and -- according to leading commentators -- AC Milan's success has been inextricably linked to Berlusconi's rise to power.
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Robinho is the latest big-name player to be signed by Italian giants AC Milan
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The Brazilian striker joins Zlatan Ibrahimovic at the San Siro for this season
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The signings come as Silvio Berlusconi's popularity is on the wane in the opinion polls
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Some commentators believe the Milan owner uses the club to boost his political popularity

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By Jessica Jerreat A heartwarming photo of three young girls from Oklahoma who are fighting cancer has inspired thousands of people after it went viral online. The picture, showing Rylie, 3, Rheann, 6, and Ainsley, 4, was taken by Lora Scantling to raise awareness of childhood cancer. It shows the girls, who had never met before the photo shoot, hugging as they unite in their battle to beat the disease. Bond: This beautiful image of three young cancer patients has touched the hearts of thousands of people The owner of Scantling Photography in Bethany rallied the support of two children's clothing boutiques and Goodger Photography to provide everything she needed for the photo shoot.
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Rylie, Rheann and Ainsley are all fighting childhood cancers
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Lora Scantling photographed the girls to raise awareness

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Felicity Jones pictured on the cover of the January issue of Tatler Fans of The Archers will remember her as Emma Grundy, the marriage-wrecking wild child who struggled to overcome a life of rural poverty. But in this £14,500 silk red Christian Dior dress, actress Felicity Jones, left, who was the voice of Emma for ten years, looks the epitome of Hollywood glamour as she prepares to take on her biggest role yet. Next year, Felicity, 31, stars in The Theory Of Everything, a biopic about physicist Stephen Hawking based on the memoirs of his first wife, Jane Wilde. Eddie Redmayne plays Hawking alongside Felicity’s Jane.
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Actress Felicity Jones, 31, claims she is happy being quite 'tomboyish'
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The Oxford Graduate reveals her public persona keeps her awake at night
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She said: 'You don't want people being distracted by who you are'

Question: Despite looking resplendent in the dress for the @placeholder shoot, Felicity told the magazine she is more suited to roughing it.‘I’m quite tomboyish and I like being comfortable – but that’s not what the red carpet is about.’

Question: Despite looking resplendent in the dress for the Tatler shoot, @placeholder told the magazine she is more suited to roughing it.‘I’m quite tomboyish and I like being comfortable – but that’s not what the red carpet is about.’


By Peter Allen Last updated at 10:17 AM on 6th July 2011 At the weekend Dominique Strauss-Kahn was celebrating his release from house arrest with truffles and fine wine in an expensive New York restaurant. The rape case brought against him by a hotel chambermaid was on the brink of collapse. But if the former head of the International Monetary Fund thought he was in the clear and could now take a run at the French presidency, yesterday brought a new setback. Drawn: Tristane Banon in 2004 and, right, yesterday in Paris, tired and gaunt New battle: Strauss-Kahn with his wife Anne Sinclair
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Strauss-Kahn could faces 15 years' jail after new accusation as lawyers for Tristane Banon vow to fight for justice

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By Sara Nathan Vogue Editor-in-Chief Anna Wintour has declined an invite to Kim Kardashian and Kanye West's wedding - just weeks after controversially putting them on the cover of the fashion bible. Ms Wintour HAS received an invitation to the exclusive affair, with Entertainment Tonight today reporting there will be a dinner in Paris on May 23 before guests are flown to the wedding in Florence in Italy on May 24. A source close to the editor confirmed she would not be attending. However, she is believed to be in talks to feature their wedding pictures in an upcoming issue.
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Legendary Editor-in-Chief invited to exclusive, intimate wedding on May 24
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Despite 'politely declining' the invite, Ms Wintour plans to feature their wedding pictures in upcoming issue
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Entertainment Tonight now reports the wedding will be in ITALY, with a dinner the night before in PARIS

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A "big f***ing deal" has become an equally big fight, with Republicans relentlessly attacking President Barack Obama's signature health care reforms over the new reality they are bringing to the health insurance market. One reason is the GOP's ideological opposition to big government, as manifested by the health care overhaul intended to hold down rising costs that threaten U.S. fiscal stability. Another is the long-term political benefit to Obama and Democrats from the sweeping changes intended to give people previously unable to afford health insurance or deemed ineligible the chance to obtain coverage. Coupled with Obama's stated second-term priority -- proposed immigration reform that would remove the "illegal" label for millions of undocumented aliens -- the legislative power play could provide an electoral boost for Democrats certain to last a generation or longer.
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Obamacare and immigration reform could boost Democrats for a generation or more
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Parties in power always try to use policy to secure future voter support
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Ideology aside, Republicans know health care, immigration reforms help Democrats
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GOP attacks focus on the health care law, not just website woes

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Question: However,  any undocumented immigrants who eventually become citizens would probably be Democrats, because "they've seen Democrats have been the people pushing for immigration reform while @placeholder have been resistant," he added.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) --  The militants behind Wednesday's deadly strike on a Pakistani marketplace that killed at least 90 people -- most of them women -- are "on the losing side of history," U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said at a joint news conference with her Pakistani counterpart. "If the people behind the attacks were so sure of their beliefs let them join the political process, let them come forth to the people and make their case that they don't want girls to go to school, that they want women to be kept back, that they believe they have all the answers," Clinton said in response to the car bombing in Peshawar.
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Clinton condemns bombing of Peshawar market which killed at least 90 people Wednesday
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Of militants who carried out the attacks, she said: "They are on the losing side of history"
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The U.S. Secretary of State is in Pakistan to shore up strained relations
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Clinton said relationship is about more than security and anti-terror campaign

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Norfolk, Virginia (CNN) -- Mitt Romney on Saturday announced U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin as his running mate for the White House -- a bold and risky move that energized both conservatives and their opponents. Ryan is a rising Republican star and the party's leader on fiscal and budget issues. He said he is overwhelmed by the reaction to the announcement that he is Romney's running mate. "I was amazed at the energy, the crowd, people who just want to see us take the country in a different direction," Ryan said. "It's very exciting. We're going to win this campaign. We've got the wind behind us. I'm really excited about this race."
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NEW: Ryan learned leadership at a young age, Romney says
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Ryan wrote a GOP budget plan, which seeks to revamp entitlement programs
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Biden welcomes Ryan to the race, which he says will provide "clear choice"

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By Jennifer Newton The site of the world's worst ever nuclear disaster has still not be cleared 28 years on as these bleak pictures show. The photographs were taken by sales manager and photographer Toby Batchelor who travelled to the nuclear site at Pripyat, Chernobyl. The 34-year-old of Derby spent two days in the city where a nuclear reactor at Chernobyl Power Station exploded on April 26, 1986. During the accident itself, 31 people died and it has left devastating long term effects, such as cancer and deformities, which are still being accounted for. Mr Batchelor said: 'Each day when leaving the area you had to be scanned for high levels of radioactivity.
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Toby Batchelor went to Chernobyl and captured these bleak pictures showing the site of the nuclear disaster
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The 34-year-old from Derby said each day you had to be scanned for radioactivity
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Schools and residences are still left abandoned - 28 years after the accident
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The project to clear the site is now ten years behind schedule

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(CNN) -- It's Valentine's Day, and the Olympic village is in the mood -- at least that's the story according to one champion athlete at this month's Games. Slopestyle gold medalist Jamie Anderson revealed she had to delete her account with online dating app Tinder before her snowboard event in order to focus on the Olympics. "Tinder in the Olympic Village is next level," the 23-year-old from South Lake Tahoe, California said in an interview with the magazine U.S. Weekly published Wednesday. "It's all athletes! In the mountain village it's all athletes. It's hilarious. There are some cuties on there.
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Athletes at the Winter Olympics are using dating app Tinder
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Gold medalist Jamie Anderson had to delete account as it was too distracting
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Organizers have provided more than 100,000 condoms for athletes

Question: The traditional definition of @placeholder, after all, is for couples and singles to express their love -- openly or anonymously -- through cards, candy, flowers and gifts.


Singing competition shows like "American Idol" and "The Voice" don't only make stars, they rehabilitate them. Just ask Jennifer Lopez, whose seat at the "American Idol" judges' table paved the way for the success of her 2011 album and her recently announced summer tour. Or Maroon 5, who benefited greatly from frontman Adam Levine's spot on "The Voice." Even his fellow "Voice" judge, Christina Aguilera, cashed in on the group's best-selling single "Moves Like Jagger." But for a megawatt star like Britney Spears, who already experienced a comeback of sorts in 2008 with the release of "Circus" not long after her fall from grace, a judging and mentoring gig on "The X Factor" isn't needed to sell albums.
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Spears joins the Fox singing competition still riding the success of her seventh studio album
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Source: Being a mainstay on the show could bring a level of fame she hasn't had in years
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Spears hasn't been accessible to her fans since she was placed in a conservatorship

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(CNN) -- Pope Benedict XVI's spokesman has denied the pontiff will resign over the arrest of his butler on suspicion of leaking confidential documents, the Vatican press office said Thursday. During a Wednesday meeting with journalists to answer questions about the situation, the Rev. Frederico Lombardi said the "hypothesis" advanced by some media outlets that the pope would resign are "baseless creations of some journalists, which have no foundation in reality." Butler Paolo Gabriele, 46, was arrested last week and accused of illegal possession of confidential documents. Lombardi said Wednesday that Gabriele has met with his attorneys, "who will probably request monitored surveillance or house arrest for their client."
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Vatican says reports that the pope will step down "have no foundation in reality"
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The pope's butler is suspected of taking confidential documents, leaking them to journalist
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The butler probably will seek monitored surveillance or house arrest, the Vatican says
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Some say the scandal sheds light on a covert power struggle in the Catholic Church

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By David Martosko In Washington PUBLISHED: 12:20 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 12:24 EST, 29 April 2013 Rep. Jan Schakowsky, a Democrat from Illinois, said she wants to raise the income tax rates paid by America's top earners to between 45 and 49 per cent, largely to justify more government spending. 'We need increased revenue,' she said in a statement, 'to eliminate the sequester, fund investments in education, public safety, and infrastructure and provide support for Americans striving to reach the middle class.' U.s. Democratic Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky wants top earners to pay more - a lot more - to the government at tax time, and justifies it with calls for revenue that would enable more spending
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Win a $1 million lotto jackpot? You would pay $450,000 to the IRS
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Anti-tax conservatives slam plan for lacking middle-class tax cuts
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GOP House majority makes serious consideration highly unlikely

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(CNN) -- It's the putt all golfers want to be stood over. The final hole of a Masters weekend, find the cup and the coveted green jacket is yours. Your heart is racing, your palms sweaty, can you maintain your focus? The contender surveys the scene, taking in the erupting volcano and giant wooden heads which line the Hawaiian Rumble course before delicately guiding her shot off a brick and into the hole. No, not the Augusta National Country Club, but a minigolf course in Myrtle Beach. Not Tiger Woods, but 18-year-old Olivia Prokopova, one of the world's leading minigolf players and a double Masters champion.
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The minigolf Masters takes place annually at the Hawaiian Rumble course
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Czech teenager Olivia Prokopova has won the tournament in each of the last two years
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The event was started by Robert Detwiler, founder of the U.S. Pro Minigolf Federation
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Some 38,000 registered players compete in tournaments all over the world

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(CNN) -- American officials are pondering whether to strike ISIS elements in Syria to better contain the group's fearsome power, following its horrific execution of James Foley and the direct threats it has leveled against the United States. As they consider how best to confront the organization, there is good news: The United States and its friends have scored some successes against ISIS in the past month. The administration provided material support to Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga and Iraqi special operations forces, and with judicious use of airstrikes enabled them to repel ISIS attacks northwest and northeast of Baghdad. The Obama administration wisely understood that these military operations are only a short-term fix. The only sustainable solution is a new Iraqi government able to rally a large majority of Iraqis across ethnic and sectarian lines to fight the Islamic State in Syria. Iraqis have come together before to contain such extremists, and they could again.
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Robert Ford: U.S. mulling strike on ISIS elements in Syria
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U.S. pressure on Iraq, including to form new government, has bolstered efforts to repel ISIS
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He says aiding moderate Syria opposition would help them do the same, as al-Assad weakens
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Ford: Aid should hinge on rebels making new government with shared focus on driving out ISIS

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By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 10:28 EST, 10 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:05 EST, 10 March 2013 This is the heart-stopping moment a daredevil kayaker plunges down a 65ft waterfall - captured from a one of a kind spectacular bird’s-eye view. Photographer Tim Kemple rigged ropes across canyons to capture the vertigo-inducing views as the kayakers freefall down the monster drop. Adventure-loving trio Erik Boomer, Tyler Bradt, and Galen Volckhausen spent 10 days hurtling down powerful waterfalls of up to 130ft in height on a trip to Tlapacoyan, Mexico. Don't look down: Photographer Tim Kemple rigged up ropes to capture the vertigo-inducing views
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Photographer Tim Kemple hung over the canyons to get the incredible shots
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The three nerveless kayakers include world-record holder Tyler Bradt, who broke his back two years ago, but continues to do the sport
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Their rides over the Mexican waterfalls have been turned into a film

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(CNN) -- We're fresh out of English-language ballots. How about Japanese instead? That's basically what happened to voters at one precinct in Hawaii after a series of unfortunate events. First, the polling place at Hokulani Elementary School on the island of Oahu ran out of ballots. A two-hour line formed as polling workers tried to shuffle hundreds of people through a single electronic voting machine. Next, according to Mike Kratzke, who was working the election, officials delivered more ballots -- but they were the wrong ones, featuring the wrong local races. "Everyone stop! The ballots are wrong!" Kratzke recalls yelling over an angry mob.
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23 polling places in Hawaii ran out of ballots
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State officials sent backups, but some people reportedly left without voting
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John Sutter: Long lines and missing ballots undermine the process
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Hawaii says it underestimated the number of voters who would show up

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(CNN) -- World champions Italy meet France Tuesday at Euro 2008 in a rematch of the 2006 World Cup final and the 2002 European Championship final -- but with very different consequences. Italian players train Monday in Zurich ahead of their showdown with France. With both sides still seeking their first win of the tournament, defeat for either in Zurich would mean certain elimination from Group C and an ignominious return home for the losing squad. Should Romania beat the Netherlands -- who are expected to rest key players having already qualified for the quarterfinals -- in the group's other match in Berne both sides face elimination regardless of the result.
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France face world champions Italy at Euro 2008 with losers going home
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Both sides face elimination if Romania beat the Netherlands in other group game
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Italy to put "heart and souls" into winning the match, coach Donadoni says
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French coach Domanech admits French hopes of qualifying are "tiny"

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By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 15:10 EST, 11 January 2013 | UPDATED: 07:30 EST, 12 January 2013 In a remote corner of West Africa lies a village unlike any other. The clay walls of the low buildings that make up Tiebele, Burkina Faso, have been decorated with elaborate frescoes and geometric patterns, turning each of the circular structures into a striking work of art. The isolated village is home to the royal court of the Kassena people, one of the oldest ethnic groups in Burkina Faso, who first settled the region in the 15th Century. Scroll down for video Striking: The extraordinary village of Tiebele in Burkina Faso, Africa, is made up of intricately embellished earthen architecture
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Unique Tiebele, Burkina Faso, is made up of earthen huts decorated with striking geometric patterns
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The village is home to the Kassena people, one of the oldest ethnic groups in the West African nation

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Finding: Police have announced that MI6 spy Gareth Williams probably locked himself in the holdall where he was found dead in August 2010 Police today admitted that they are unable to explain the death of an MI6 spy whose body was found locked in a holdall bag. Gareth Williams' mysterious death has been the subject of fierce speculation since he was found dead in his Central London flat three years ago. Following a year-long investigation by Scotland Yard, officers today announced that they believe his death was accidental and that no one else was involved, although they concluded that it is impossible to reach a definite verdict on the case.
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Gareth Williams found dead in his Central London flat in August 2010
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31-year-old's death was ruled to be 'probably' foul play by a coroner
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Police admitted that they could not reach a conclusion 'beyond doubt'
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Family believe he was killed and refuse to accept result of investigation

Question: @placeholder detectives said that since it was possible for the codebreaker to climb in to the bag and lock it unaided, it is not necessary to posit any outside involvement.


By Beth Stebner George Zimmerman has broken his silence, telling the nation of the timeline of events the night Trayvon Martin was shot dead, and saying that he has been vilified into being a racist and a murderer, two things he vehemently denied. Speaking exclusively to Fox News’ Sean Hannity, Zimmerman recounted the night of February 26 in the gated community in Sanford, Florida, sensationally saying that he did not regret getting out of his car that night. Throughout the hour-long interview, Zimmerman maintained his composure, sitting for much of it with his hands folded neatly in his lap, and keeping a stoic face.
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Fox News' Sean Hannity landed first interview since February 26th shooting of Trayvon Martin
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In hour-long sit down, Zimmerman said shooting was all part of God's plan
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By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:18 EST, 29 September 2013 | UPDATED: 01:35 EST, 30 September 2013 Mockery: Deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman, pictured at last week's Labour party conference, was accused of 'sneering' after she criticised David Cameron's plans to give married couples a tax break Labour and the Liberal Democrats were accused of ‘sneering’ at marriage yesterday as David  Cameron said he would like to go further in restoring recognition for the institution in the tax system. Labour’s deputy leader Harriet Harman and Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls led  criticism of the Prime Minister’s plans for a £1,000 transferable tax allowance for married couples, and the Lib Dems also condemned it – opening up a key general election battleground.
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Shawdow Chancellor Ed Balls said women would 'lose out'
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Prime Minister said he was 'proud' of the proposals
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Ian Duncan Smith claims policy will help 'eight million people'

Question: But Mr @placeholder admitted that opponents of same-sex unions gained backing because he failed to explain that religious groups would not be forced to conduct gay marriage ceremonies against their will.


By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 12:36 EST, 3 August 2012 | UPDATED: 15:45 EST, 3 August 2012 A couple have been found dead in their remote cottage in a suspected suicide pact, it has emerged. The pair, named locally as Brian Hainsworth, 64, and wife Sharon, 57, were discovered by paramedics at around 8.30am today. Police are not treating their deaths as suspicious, but mystery surrounds events at the secluded stone property. The fire brigade were called, although it is not clear why. Mystery: Detectives and forensic teams investigate the suspected double suicide of Brian and Sharon Hainsworth at their secluded cottage in Calverley, West Yorkshire
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Brian and Sharon Hainsworth, aged 64 and 57, discovered by paramedics
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