By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:44 EST, 27 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:53 EST, 28 January 2013 It looks just like any other wedding photo with happy faces smiling back at the camera. But look closely and you will see the sinister face of a killer standing just feet away from one of his victim's relatives, who had no idea her family member had been murdered. The picture has remained hidden in a family album for years and was discovered by Tracey Mullane, aunt of Becky Godden-Edwards, in her loft last week. Now the 49-year-old has spoken of her shock at realising that she was at the same wedding as Christopher Halliwell - the man who confessed to her niece's murder.
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Tracey Mullane, 49, attended wedding in Swindon, Wiltshire, in 2008
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She is aunt of Becky Godden-Edwards, killed by Christopher Halliwell
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Mullane spotted Halliwell in wedding picture in photo album in her loft

Question: @placeholder, a heroin addict since she was 16, walked away from her family on December 17, 2002.


By Daily Mail Reporter and Ap A Pittsburgh police officer was put on desk duty after video surfaced showing him punching a woman at the city's gay pride parade and festival on Sunday. The officer, Souroth Chatterji, will remain on restricted duty for a month during an internal investigation, Mayor Bill Peduto said Monday. Chatterji said in a criminal complaint that he was trying to break up a fight when he grabbed the woman by the head and punched her in the side so he could handcuff her. Scroll down for video Rough: Officer Souroth Chatterji is seen grabbing the woman by the head and punching her
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Pittsburgh Police Officer Souroth Chatterji says he was trying to break up a fight between the woman and a man opposing the LGBT parade
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Chatterji says the woman, 22-year-old Ariel Lawther, punched him and kicked him in the groin
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Video of the incident shows Chatterji swinging Lawther around and punching her in the ribs
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LGBT groups have called for Chatterji's termination
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The mayor says the incident will be investigated as Chatterji is put on desk duty

Question: Charged: @placeholder has been charged with aggravated assault, resisting arrest, simple assault and disorderly conduct

Question: @placeholder told police she didn't need medical help and the man she allegedly punched didn't wish to press charges, the complaint said.


In the parallel universe that Louis van Gaal occasionally seems to occupy, the form team in the Barclays Premier League had to lose some time. It was only their second defeat in 20 games, Manchester United’s manager was quick to acknowledge, and there was a degree of misfortune in the way they lost to a spirited Swansea City team. Jonjo Shelvey’s shot in the 73rd minute had taken a major deflection off Bafetimbi Gomis’s head to leave David de Gea stranded. Jonjo Shelvey's long range shot was deflected off Bafetimbi Gomis' head for Swansea's winner in the 2-1 defeat of Manchester United
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Swansea did the double over 'in form' Manchester United with a 2-1 Premier League victory at the Liberty Stadium
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Ander Herrera opened the scoring with his second goal in as many games after meeting Wayne Rooney's pass
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United celebrations were short lived as Ki Sung-Yueng  equalised from Jonjo Shelvey's cross only two minutes later
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Shelvey's long distance strike  was deflected in off Bafetimbi Gomis to seal the Swans' first ever double over United

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(CNN) -- The U.S. should stop arresting responsible marijuana users, Rep. Barney Frank said Wednesday, announcing a proposal to end federal penalties for Americans carrying fewer than 100 grams, almost a quarter-pound, of the substance. Rep. Barney Frank's bill would radically curb federal penalties for personal marijuana use. Current laws targeting marijuana users place undue burdens on law enforcement resources, punish ill Americans whose doctors have prescribed the substance and unfairly affect African-Americans, said Frank, flanked by legislators and representatives from advocacy groups. "The vast amount of human activity ought to be none of the government's business," Frank said on Capitol Hill. "I don't think it is the government's business to tell you how to spend your leisure time."
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DEA, White House say marijuana dangerous, has no accepted medical use
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Decriminalization advocates say marijuana laws should mirror alcohol laws
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NORML spokesman says marijuana user arrested in U.S. "every 38 seconds"
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HR 5843 would not affect laws on growing, importing, exporting marijuana

Question: House Resolution 5843, titled the @placeholder, would express support for "a very small number of individuals" suffering from chronic pain or illness to smoke marijuana with impunity.


(CNN) -- Apple says a new software update provides tools to get rid of the so-called "Flashback" virus that has infected hundreds of thousands of Mac computers. In a post on its support forums, Apple said the update to the Java software platform "removes the most common variants" of the Flashback malware. Last week, a Russian security company reported that as many as 600,000 Macs, most of them in the United States and Canada, had been infected by Flashback, a Trojan horse virus that infiltrates computers, secretly giving someone else remote access to them. Flashback was first discovered in September, disguising itself as an Adobe Flash Player installer.
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Apple releases update to fix damage from the "Flashback" malware
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Security firm estimates up to 600,000 Macs were infected by the Trojan horse
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Some complained Apple took too long to address the problem
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Flashback was discovered in September, disguised as a Flash installer

Question: Apple, which prides itself on keeping a safe environment for users, was criticized in some quarters for the amount of time it took to respond to @placeholder.


Abraham George, 37, was sentenced to 24 months in prison after spending £60,000 on stolen cards A pair of fraudsters went on a £60,000 spending spree using stolen credit cards to buy designer clothes, shoes and even a wedding. Abraham George and Olatunde Emmanuel Lawal from Manchester were sentenced today after police found they had used the stolen money to fund a lavish lifestyle far beyond their means. Manchester Crown Court heard that when George's home was raided, officers found an unusually high number of designer items with expensive electrical items in every room. He was also caught with more than £560 worth of alcohol fraudulently bought from Waitrose using stolen cards and his house was strewn with receipts from the fraudulent transactions.
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Abraham George and Olatunde Emmanuel Lawal were sentenced today
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Officers found pair had been using stolen money to fund a lavish lifestyle
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A raid on George's home uncovered an unusual number of designer items
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Pair used a stolen pre-paid Hilton Honours credit card to spend £32,950
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George  given 24 month prison sentence and Lawal a suspended sentence

Question: @placeholder pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud and money laundering


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel says all 27 activists from two aid ships stopped on their way to Gaza have been deported or are awaiting flights out, but flotilla organizers say most refuse to sign papers required to expel them. Israeli sailors boarded the Gaza-bound vessels Friday as they neared the Palestinian territory, which has been under an Israeli blockade since 2007. The Irish-registered Saoirse and the Canadian Tahrir were taken to the Israeli port of Ashdod after refusing to heed calls to turn back, the Israeli military said. Organizers of the flotilla said six people, including the captains of both vessels and two journalists, had been released by Sunday evening. The remainder refused to sign waivers allowing their deportation, the Irish group said in a statement on its website.
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NEW: Activists refuse to sign deportation papers, organizers say
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NEW: Activists criticize the Israeli military action as "violent and dangerous"
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A Canadian activist complains of rough treatment, Israel's foreign ministry says
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Previous flotillas have sparked international controversy

Question: Activists criticized the Israeli action as "illegal" and vowed that activists "will keep coming, wave after wave" to try to deliver aid to @placeholder in Gaza.


By Louise Boyle Michael Sam, the first openly gay football player in the NFL, broke down in tears as he received a courage award at the ESPYs, telling the audience: 'Great things can happen when you have the courage to be yourself.' Sam, who was selected by the St Louis Rams in the 2014 NFL draft, received the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at the annual sports ceremony hosted by ESPN on Wednesday in Los Angeles. The football star, who had earlier walked the red carpet hand-in-hand with his boyfriend Vito Cammisano, told the audience he feels it rests on his shoulders to stand up for those 'who want nothing more than to be themselves openly'.
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Sam, who was selected by the St Louis Rams in 2014 NFL draft, received the Arthur Ashe Courage Award at ESPN ceremony in LA on Wednesday
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The football star, who walked red carpet hand-in-hand with boyfriend Vito Cammisano, said: 'Great things can happen when you have the courage to be yourself'

Question: @placeholder also spoke about how he had helped a friend's sister after she contemplated suicide rather than tell her family she was gay.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- If were born in the year of the Rooster, here's something to crow about: You are in for a "ss-super" 2013. Likewise, it's going to be a strong year if you're a Dog or an Ox. Too bad, however, if you're a Snake. On Sunday we say farewell to the Dragon and welcome the Year of the Snake. For the occasion, the Hong Kong brokerage CLSA has brought out its annual Feng Shui Index. Now in its 19th year, the index is a guide to your investment decisions -- specifically how the benchmark Hong Kong Hang Seng Index will perform -- over the next 12 months, based on the ancient Chinese art (or science, if you prefer) of feng shui.
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Hong Kong group CLSA has released its Feng Shui Index for 2013
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It is going to be a great year for people born in the Year of the Rooster, Dogs or Ox (Cow)
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If you are a Pig, Goat (Sheep), Tiger or Snake, it's best to fast forward to 2014
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The past five years of the Snake have been marked by inauspicious events

Question: The Snake sheds its skin, which in the @placeholder horoscope signals new ideas or developments, both good and bad.


SAN ANTONIO, Texas (CNN) -- Three Americans rescued last week from captivity in the Colombian jungle will return to their homes Saturday, the U.S. Army South said. Left to right, Keith Stansell, Marc Gonsalves and Thomas Howes talk about spending more than 5 years as hostages. Marc Gonsalves, Thomas Howes and Keith Stansell have been undergoing a reintegration process at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas, since their return 10 days ago to the United States. The men were among 15 hostages, including former Colombian presidential candidate Ingrid Betancourt, who were rescued July 2 in a Colombian military operation.
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Former FARC captives talk to CNN a week after they were freed
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One keeps a lock that held the chain that was placed around his neck at night
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Another has a cardboard chess set that he carved as a hostage
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FARC captured the U.S. government contractors hostage in February 2003

Question: The men carried with them a metal lock, a bullet and a chess board made of cardboard -- small items that are reminders of the years they spent away from their families, cut off from the world outside the jungle, seeing only fellow hostages and their captors, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (@placeholder).


Sister Wives star Kody Brown is revealing why he traded  his 'official' wife for the youngest of his four 'spiritual' brides. Many were shocked with the announcement that Brown and wife Meri, who wed in 1990, had decided to divorce and that Brown would be marrying Robyn, his youngest bride. The decision however was not one of the heart but rather a legal maneuver that will allow Brown to give the children Robyn had when she entered the family, Dayton, Aurora and Breanna, access to insurance and other legal benefits. Of his 17 children, these three are the only ones who Brown is not the biological father of, meaning they had no claim to his insurance.
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Kody Brown stars in TLC's Sister Wives with his four 'wives' and children, but only his marriage to first wife Meri was legal
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Now he has divorced Meri and married his youngest wife Robyn
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This as Robyn's three children are the only ones of the 17 who Kody is not the biological father of
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Meri has decided to stay with her husband and his other wives, Janelle and Christine, who have never been legally married to the man
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Kody said this is a way to provide the children with security and insurance

Question: After a long period with no new wives, there was obvious friction, captured by the television cameras on the first season of Sister Wives, when Kody decided to court and then marry @placeholder, bringing her and her three children into the already bursting household.

Question: But no wife was more supportive than Meri, who also is the closest to @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Earlier this month, a video of young men doing the "Harlem Shake" -- bare chests and thrusting pelvises -- in front of the Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters in Cairo attracted worldwide attention, for putting one finger up to the moral authority of Islamic conservatives now struggling to govern Egypt. But over in Alexandria, a soft-spoken teenage girl offered a far more unsettling challenge to the powers that be. Hebat Allah Mahmoud, a young karate enthusiast, was refused a place in her school's tournament photo because, she claimed, she does not cover her hair with a hijab. Her teacher denied such charges of discrimination. Hebat Allah, however was unwilling to take this lying down. Instead, she took to YouTube, in a video in which she tearfully lambasted authorities for willful blindness and narrow-mindedness. Did they not know, she asked, that most of the girls put on the hijab at school but took it off once they left the premises? And she criticized teachers' interpretation of Islam, for insisting that the hijab was religiously mandated and that those who did not wear it were less worthy than those who covered. "We should have equal rights as stressed by the Prophet," she told the camera.
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Egypt's government protested against a U.N. document on violence against women
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Shereen El Feki says Cairo's "hysterical" reaction was nothing new
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Politics, religion and sex are the Arab world's "three red lines," she says
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El Feki says sexuality is a powerful lens through which to study a society

Question: It's not just @placeholder human rights activists at the UN who have been making this point in recent days; Egypt's teenage karate dissident argues much the same.

Question: If Egypt's @placeholder wants to walk the talk of freedom and justice, dignity and equality, that means giving people information and resources and trusting them to use it responsibly -- in and out of the bedroom.


(CNN) -- Aston Villa captain Stiliyan Petrov waved and applauded from the stands of Villa Park on Saturday as fans showed their support for the Bulgarian international a day after it was revealed he is suffering from acute leukemia. The 32-year-old midfielder, who will start treatment for the illness at a London hospital on Monday, was attending the English Premier League's side match with Chelsea. His appearance follows a statement released Saturday on the West Midlands club's web site where he thanked everyone for the support he has received over the past 24 hours. "I would like to thank all of the people who have left messages of support. The response has been overwhelming and I appreciate it very much," Petrov said in a statement.
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Stiliyan Petrov attends Villa' Park on Saturday to watch home match with Chelsea
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Announced Friday that Bulgarian international is suffering from acute leukemia
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Veteran midfielder will start treatment for illness at a London hospital on Monday

Question: Both Chelsea and @placeholder players wore t-shirts with messages of support during the warm-up before the match.


By Matt West PUBLISHED: 04:38 EST, 9 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:50 EST, 9 September 2013 Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline has sold popular soft drinks brands Lucozade and Ribena to Orangina and Schweppes owner Suntory Beverage & Food for £1.35billion, it was announced today. Glaxo is selling the historic brands to Japanese drinks group Suntory after putting them up for sale earlier this year. Lucozade and Ribena, which date back to 1927 and the 1930s respectively, are made in the UK at a factory in Coleford, Gloucestershire, which employs around 500 staff. Scroll down for video Big in Japan: Glaxo announced the sale of its Ribena and Lucozade brands to Japanese drinks firm Suntory for £1.35bn
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New owner Suntory already owns Orangina and Schweppes
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Former owner GlaxoSmithKline put Lucozade and Ribena up for sale in April this year
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Lucozade is UK's top-selling energy drink
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Ribena is fourth-best-selling fruit juice

Question: By the early 1950s, they would rely on @placeholder to bring in half their profits.

Question: The slogan changed from '@placeholder aids recovery' to 'Lucozade replaces lost energy' - with a plastic bottle brought in instead.


(CNN) -- Described as the largest single gathering of displaced residents in the world today, tens of thousands of civilians are seeking shelter along the Afgooye corridor outside Mogadishu, according to the United Nations. Members of the U.S. Navy take a young Somali boy to safety after rescuing him and 51 others adrift in a skiff. Fighting between government forces and Islamist militias has triggered the flight of more than 67,000 Somalis in and around Mogadishu since May 8, the U.N. refugee agency said Tuesday. Most of them are heading to the Afgooye corridor, a 30-kilometer (19-mile) stretch of ramshackle housing described by the United Nations' World Food Program as "a nightmare."
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Fighting has triggered flight of more than 67,000 Somalis since May 8
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Most heading to Afgooye corridor, a 30-kilometer stretch of ramshackle housing
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President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed speaking at a conference in Mogadishu
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Ahmed fears foreign fighters will turn Somalia into another Iraq or Afghanistan

Question: "We are starting today the distribution of aid for some 50,000 people in Afgooye corridor through our local partners in @placeholder," the refugee office said Tuesday.


Barcelona have confirmed that new £15million signing Thomas Vermaelen is still carrying a hamstring injury and will have to wait before he starts training with his new team. The 28-year-old was presented at the Nou Camp on Sunday after completing his move from Arsenal to the Catalan side and admitted he was not yet 100 per cent fit after getting injured during Belgium's 1-0 win over Russia in the World Cup, which meant the defender played just 29 minutes of football in Brazil. The former Arsenal captain added he hoped to 'start from zero' after missing most of last season with the Gunners due to a series of injuries but joins Barca as an injured player.
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Centre-back fell out of favour last season and left for Barcelona
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Belgian defender says he was a proud captain and feels blessed to have been a part of the club in Instagram post
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Lifting the FA Cup last season described as 'an absolute highlight'

Question: The @placeholder boss said: 'Vermaelen behaved outstandingly last year - I am grateful for him and I wish him very well.'


A mechanic who beat his lover's newborn baby to death may have been jealous because she wouldn't have a baby with him, a judge said. Michael Pearce, 33, has been jailed for nine years for the manslaughter of six-week-old Alfie Sullock after hitting him with a shoe and a plastic bottle. He had offered to look after the newborn so his girlfriend could have her first night out after giving birth. But in a 'momentary loss of control' he lashed out at the child, who died four days later suffering from bleeding on the brain. Michael Pearce (left) who has been found guilty at Newport Crown Court of killing six-week-old Alfie Rhys Sullock (right) but he was cleared of murder
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Michael Pearce, from Caerphilly, bludgeoned Alfie Rhys Sullock to death
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He had been babysitting for Alfie's mother, his girlfriend Donna Sullock
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She was on her first night out six weeks after giving birth to Alfie
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Half an hour into her night, Ms Sullock asked if her son was  okay
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Mechanic Pearce sent a text back in reply saying: 'You can trust me'
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At 9.11pm an ambulance was called. The child died later in hospital
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It was the first time divorcee Pearce had been left alone with Alfie
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Pearce, 33, convicted of manslaughter, cleared of murder, jailed for 9 years
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Ms Sullock, from Cardiff, broke down in tears after the jury's verdict

Question: Former holiday rep Ms Sullock, who lived in @placeholder, had met Pearce while six months pregnant and had started to spend most weekends at her boyfriend’s house.


Washington (CNN) -- Politically sensitive issues such as immigration, border security, drug trafficking and trade took center stage in Washington on Wednesday as President Obama welcomed his Mexican counterpart, Felipe Calderon, to the White House. Both leaders used the occasion -- the fourth time they have met for bilateral talks -- to take sharp aim at Arizona's new law meant to crack down on illegal immigrants. Calderon characterized the measure as discriminatory; Obama called it a "misdirected expression of frustration." The leaders criticized the law while meeting with reporters shortly after Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton rolled out the red carpet for Calderon in a formal White House arrival ceremony.
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NEW: Felipe Calderon says immigration is biggest challenge Mexico faces with U.S.
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Obama and Calderon criticize Arizona law
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Drug violence, trade, renewable energy also among topics
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Immigration overshadows Wednesday's state dinner, which will honor Calderon

Question: Calderon said the United States and @placeholder now face a series of common challenges, including climate change and organized crime, which is a rising threat to border stability.

Question: A Mexican official familiar with arrangements for @placeholder's visit cautioned that it would be wrong to let the controversy over Arizona's law overwhelm the rest of the visit.

Question: A senior Obama administration official, however, acknowledged that "this is an issue that has resonated in @placeholder (and) is of deep concern to the Mexican government."


(CNN) -- Once the ultimate power couple in China, Bo Xilai and his wife Gu Kailai have now vanished. Bo has been stripped of his top Communist Party posts for unspecified "serious violations of discipline," while Gu has been detained in connection with the death of Neil Heywood, a British businessman. The scandal has rocked the Chinese leadership to the core. But weeks after the shocking news of the couple's fall from grace broke, little substantiated information has come out. It has mostly been rumor and speculation. Some people at the center of the story have been silenced. Others have been locked up.
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Bo Xilai stripped of his top Communist Party posts for unspecified "serious violations of discipline"
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His wife, Gu Kalai, detained in connection with the death of a British businessman
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The scandal has stunned China's hierarchy, but little substantiated facts have come out
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Wang Kang says he has taken a risk by revealing what he knows about the Bo family

Question: "It somehow became impossible for @placeholder to end this relationship with Heywood.


Serbian-American figure competitor Jelena Abbou is face of MAC's Strength campaign Abbou is a personal trainer and bodybuilder who follows a high protein diet Former MAC faces include Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 7 January 2013 | UPDATED: 10:25 EST, 7 January 2013 From Lady Gaga to Nicki Minaj, MAC Cosmetics is renowned for featuring striking and somewhat eccentric females as the faces of its campaigns. The use of these females has helped establish the brand as groundbreaking. And now, to continue the running theme, MAC have announced another unconventional woman as the face of their new cosmetic collection: a female bodybuilder.
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Serbian-American figure competitor Jelena Abbou is face of MAC's Strength campaign
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Abbou is a personal trainer and bodybuilder who follows a high protein diet
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Former MAC faces include Lady Gaga and Nicki Minaj

Question: Strong women: @placeholder often chooses unconventionally beautiful women who break the norms like Lady Gaga


Two U.S. military aircraft flew into China's newly claimed and challenged air defense zone over the East China Sea, a U.S. official said, an action that could inflame tensions between the world powers. The U.S. Air Force B-52 planes -- which were not armed because they were on a training mission -- set off Monday from Guam and returned there without incident. The mission lasted for several hours, and the aircraft were in China's newly declared air zone for about an hour, according to the U.S. official. The planes' pilots did not identify themselves upon entering the disputed airspace, as China would have wanted, according to the official.
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Japanese airlines say they will not submit flight plans to China for the zone
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Chinese ambassador: It's "the right of every country to defend its airspace"
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U.S. calls the move an apparent try "to unilaterally change the status quo"
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U.S. official: B-52s don't tell Beijing about flight over China's new air defense zone

Question: The @placeholder government has rallied around its ally Japan, where thousands of its troops are stationed as part of a security treaty.

Question: In December 2012, the dispute escalated further when Japan scrambled fighter jets after a @placeholder plane was seen near the islands.


(CNN) -- Police in Boise, Idaho, said late Monday that they have made an arrest in connection with a break-in at a local zoo and the death of a patas monkey there. Michael J. Watkins, 22, faces two felony charges, burglary and grand theft. "I speak for many of us in the police department and the community who were angered and outraged over this senseless crime," said Boise Police Chief Michael Masterson. "As usual, it was a combination of a citizen tip and good police work that led us to the arrest in this case." Police were called to Zoo Boise early Saturday morning by a guard who reported a burglary in progress. The security guard saw two men, one inside the zoo and one outside. They ran.
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Michael J. Watkins, 22, faces two felony charges, burglary and grand theft
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The monkey died of blunt force trauma to the head and neck

Question: @placeholder still has one patas monkey that the staff is giving extra attention in the wake of the other's death.


Hunched over a crystal ashtray, this is North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un pictured for the first time aboard his 174ft private  jet. The Soviet Ilyushin IL-62, dubbed Air Force Un, follows a design which became the world's largest jet airliner when it first flew in 1963 but now sells for as little as £65,000. Instead of 200 passengers it carries just the autocrat and his  trusted aides in a style compared in scale to the U.S. Presidential jet Air Force One. Scroll down for video Plane: Hunched over a crystal ashtray, this is  Kim Jong-Un pictured for the first time aboard the private  jet dubbed Air Force Un. A fully-equipped Soviet Ilyushin IL-62 would be capable of seating 200 people
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Kim Jong-Un uses  174ft Soviet Ilyushin IL-62 with 560mph top speed
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It was  world's largest jet airliner in 1963 but can now sell for just £65,000
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Fully decked-out models can carry 200 people - but Kim's is for him
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He flew with Army chiefs to view new apartment towers in Pyongyang
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Visit came on eve of 74th anniversary of his father Kim Jong-Il's birth

Question: Comparison: Given its size and the insignia on its tail, the  jet has been compared to @placeholder


(CNN) -- Days of violent unrest in the Thai capital have left dozens dead and hundreds injured as security forces clash with anti-government protesters. The latest victims include a key opposition leader, Maj. Gen. Khattiya Sawasdipol -- a renegade general better known as Seh Daeng -- who died days after being critically wounded by a sniper's bullet. But the current crisis follows a months-long standoff between Thai authorities and protesters opposed to the government of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva. The protesters -- known as the United Front for Democracy Against Dictatorship (UDD) -- support Thaksin Shinawatra, who was prime minister from 2001 to 2006, before he was ousted in a bloodless coup.
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Thaksin supporters say that he gave the rural poor a voice and real benefits
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Detractors say that as prime minister he was greedy, self-serving and dangerous
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Current premier Abhisit Vejjajiva keen to show no one is above the rule of law
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Current court case relates to shares transfer in Thaksin communications company

Question: Some protesters argue that the @placeholder movement should negotiate with the government to reach a settlement.


As a mother, I would understand completely if Lindsey Rogers-Seitz, a mother from Ridgefield, Connecticut, never wanted to get out of bed in the morning. If she didn't want to stop crying. If she couldn't muster up the energy to do anything. Those would be expected responses to what she is coping with -- the "unimaginable" is one word she uses to describe it -- but instead she's on a mission. "I guess what motivates me is Ben and what he would want me to do," she said. Ben was the name of her 15-month-old son. On July 7, Rogers-Seitz's husband, Kyle, was supposed to drop Ben off at day care. The drop-off never occurred. Her husband drove to work and at the end of the day went to day care to pick Ben up, she said during an interview. When Ben wasn't there, he asked the day care providers if his wife had picked him up earlier. When they told him no, he went to the car, found Ben and rushed him to the hospital, she said.
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Benjamin Seitz is one of at least 19 children who've died in hot cars in 2014
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Thursday, July 31 is National Heatstroke Prevention Day
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Ben's mother believes more research is needed to create lifesaving technology

Question: The investigation into @placeholder's death is still ongoing, according to the Ridgefield police and prosecutor.


(CNN) -- "No negotiating with terrorists" versus "Leave no soldier behind." With the long war in Afghanistan winding down, the plight of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl has left the U.S. government trying to reconcile those two longstanding credos in a bid to win the freedom of the only American solider held as a captive. Bergdahl has been held by insurgents in Pakistan since 2009. Extremely sensitive discussions are under way with intermediaries overseas to see if there is any ability to gain his release, a U.S. official told CNN on Tuesday. The official declined to be identified due to the nature of the discussions, which are being led by U.S. diplomats, although the Defense Department is also involved. Pentagon spokesman Rear Adm. John Kirby declined comment, but Bergdahl's family welcomed the news in a statement on Tuesday.
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Bowe Bergdahl is the lone U.S. soldier held in captivity
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The U.S. government has launched a new effort to bring him home
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"The clock is ticking" on efforts to bring him home, CNN analyst says

Question: But driving the current effort, according to the U.S. official, is @placeholder's poor health and concern a full troop withdrawal from Afghanistan at year's end would essentially close the door an any rescue attempt.


London, England (CNN) -- Nestled in a sheltered bay on the English Channel coast, Weymouth is one of Britain's most picturesque seaside towns. As the home to the Weymouth and Portland British National Sailing Academy it was the obvious choice to host all sailing events during the London 2012 Olympic Games. Located in the English county of Dorset, and smack bang in the middle of what is known as the "Jurassic Coast" -- a rocky and dramatic 153 kilometer coastline dating back 185 million years -- this area is arguably one of the most historically interesting regions in the UK.
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Weymouth and Portland are hosting all sailing events during the London 2012 Olympics
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During the Olympics the area is bustling with numerous sport and cultural festivals
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Weymouth is located on the Jurassic Coast -- England's first World Heritage Site

Question: For those adventurous enough to go sightseeing around Dorset there is plenty to see even after the @placeholder.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- China on Friday denied accusations by Japan that a Chinese navy vessel had put a radar-lock on a Japanese warship near a group of disputed islands at the heart of a bitter feud between the two Asian nations. The Chinese Ministry of National Defense said in a statement, its first official response to the claims, that Japanese officials had given out "false information" and "hyped up" the threat from China. Opinion: Is Asia sleepwalking into war? The Japanese allegations this week have put a fresh strain on relations between Tokyo and Beijing, which remain at loggerheads over who has sovereignty over the remote, rocky islands in the East China Sea.
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The Chinese defense ministry says Japanese accusations don't match the facts
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It denies a Chinese frigate put a radar-lock on a Japanese destroyer
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Japan expresses dissatisfaction over the Chinese statement
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The alleged incident occurred near a group of disputed islands

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The birth parents of "Maria" stumble out of a studio in the Bulgarian capital, minutes after their first major TV interview. Surrounded by bright lights and state-of-the art technology, Saska Ruseva and her husband Atanas Rusev are a world away from the tumbledown Roma village where they live in central Bulgaria. Back in Nikolaevo, there are no street lights. Their house is made of mud brick and straw. The couple were a world away too from Maria, the blond toddler found during a police raid of a Roma camp in Greece. DNA tests last week showed the Resevs were her biological parents.
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CNN's Karl Penhaul interviews birth parents of "Maria"
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Mother says:  "I will take care of her. She's mine."
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DNA match traced birth parents of Maria to the village of Nikolaevo
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Greek Roma couple who raised Maria are in custody charged with kidnapping

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Lee Tomlin would be the first to admit he has gone dangerously close to blowing his career. The Middlesbrough forward had a rather poor attitude and was kicked out of Leicester City — he was even sent out on loan by Rushden and Diamonds. ‘I was playing for Brackley Town with team-mates who were carpenters and police officers,’ he says. ‘At that stage I did think it was over.’ Lee Tomlin's career almost ended before it had began due to his bad attitude and taste for fast food The talented forward turned his life around at Peterborough (left) and secured a move to Middlesbrough
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Lee Tomlin was rejected as a teenager by Leicester City and Liverpool
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The forward was even sent out on loan by Rushden and Diamonds
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He revived his career with help of Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson
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Tomlin was sent off when Middlesbrough scouts went to watch him
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The 26-year-old is now considered the finest player in the Championship

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(CNN) -- Our country is obsessed with the perils of attractive young white women, as this week's trio of high profile crime stories about Amanda Knox, Jodi Arias and the Cleveland kidnapping victims demonstrates. We don't see breathless coverage of the disproportionately large number of African-American men tried for crimes in our system. We see almost no coverage of missing boys, or missing children of color, or crimes against nonwhites. This week an African-American man in Mississippi, Willie Manning, was about to be executed, though he was denied access to DNA testing. Manning, convicted of murdering two college students in 1994, maintains his innocence and requested the scientific testing, which has exonerated many convicted murderers, including some on death row.
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Lisa Bloom: Americans are obsessed with the perils of young, attractive white women
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She says titillating stories such as the Arias, Knox and Cleveland cases draw coverage
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She says a huge number of black men tried for crimes ignored, as are crimes against nonwhites
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Bloom: A nation of equals must focus on worthy cases regardless of race or gender

Question: And the biggest @placeholder crime story of all receives the least mention: that we now incarcerate more of our own people than any other country on earth, or in human history, and that minority males are disproportionately policed, arrested and convicted, and sentenced to harsher sentences.


By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 10:12 EST, 10 April 2013 | UPDATED: 10:28 EST, 10 April 2013 A terrifying knifepoint robbery which was captured on CCTV appeared to show an innocent bystander look on in horror as a thief stole a till from a corner shop. But in fact the witness - who even offered moral support to the victims - was an accomplice helping his flatmate execute the robbery as part of a botched sting operation. Francis Hobin, who can be seen on the video ducking for cover, had posed as a shopper in the grocery store in Manchester to trick the shopkeeper into opening the till.
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Francis Hobin, 38, was witness to robbery in Manchester corner shop
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But police discovered thief Shane Doyle, 32, actually lived with Hobin
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Pair both sentenced to jail for botched sting operation

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Question: Robbery: @placeholder burst in waving a kitchen knife and demanding the contents of the shop's till


(CNN) -- Atletico Madrid recorded their first victory in the league over Real Madrid this century with a 1-0 victory at the Bernabeu on Saturday. A first half strike by Brazilian striker Diego Costa maintained Atletico's 100% start to the La Liga season and secured a first league win against Real, home or away, since the 1999/2000 season. The game's only goal came in the 11th minute when Costa gathered in Koke's inch-perfect through ball before executing a crisp side-foot finish past keeper Diego Lopez. Real had their chances to equalize -- Karim Benzema going close with headers in the 23rd and 26th minute -- but Atletico's defense held firm as the first half came to a close.
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Atletico beat Real in Madrid league fixture for first time since 1999
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Diego Costa's first half strike maintains Atletico's 100% start to league season
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Injury to Lionel Messi mars Barcelona 2-0 win against Almeria
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Napoli beat Genoa 2-0 in Serie A; Paris Saint-Germain beat Toulouse 2-0 in Ligue 1

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(CNN) -- Two weeks ago, South Sudan was best known as the youngest African country, created with much international fanfare in 2011. Today, it is possibly the next Rwanda. A flash-fire conflict threatening to escalate into full-blown civil war combines trademark elements of African tragedy -- resource wealth coveted by global powers, in this case oil, and longstanding political and ethnic divisions. Here's a quick primer to get you up to speed on the escalating situation: 1) First things first. Tell me about South Sudan. South Sudan is a landlocked country of more than 11 million people in central Africa, bordering Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Democratic Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic.
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The world's newest country descends into violence and chaos
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The United Nations scrambles to ease the carnage and protect civilians
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150 Marines are positioned in Djibouti to help evacuate Americans
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The United States urges opposing leaders to talk instead of fight

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By Katy Winter PUBLISHED: 06:29 EST, 3 May 2013 | UPDATED: 06:48 EST, 3 May 2013 A teenage farmer who spends her days getting muddy on her family farm is set to swap her Wellington boots for high heels and her overalls for a bikini in a bid to be crowned Miss England. Louise Bakewell, 19, from Somerset, says she is 'thrilled' after a win in her local pageant saw her reach the finals of Miss England. It will be a far cry from her day to day life: a regular day for Louise will see her dressed in dirty clothes tending to the cattle and sheep at her parents' farm in Somerset.
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Louise Bakewell, 19 works on her parents' and is a trained mechanic
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Beat hundreds to be crowned Miss Somerset
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Told of her win in a phone call while delivering a lamb in a field
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Says she will make eco-round dress from burlap sack

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A former college teammate of Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray unleashed a string of furious tweets that allege his wife is sleeping with the NFL star. Brennan Clay played alongside Murray, 26, for the University of Oklahoma Sooners in the 2010 season. Before heading off to church Sunday, Clay, 22, told the world his wife of just five months, Gina D'Agostini, is having an affair with Murray.' Scroll down for video Love triangle: Dallas Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray (right) has been accused of having an affair with Dallas fitness instructor Gina D'Agostini -- who also happens to be the wife of his former college teammate, Brennan Clay
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Former Oklahoma Sooners player Brennan Clay, 22, unleashed a string of tweets Sunday claiming his wife Gina D'Agostini slept with Murray
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Murray, 26, and Clay both played for the University of Oklahoma in 2010
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D'Agostini and Clay were married in July
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D'Agostini, a Dallas fitness instructor, has two children with another man and Murray has a child with soap opera actress Heidi Mueller

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:58 PM on 22nd June 2011 Jackass star Ryan Dunn was heavily intoxicated at the time of his deadly high speed crash, police revealed today. The star's blood alcohol level was 0.196, more than twice the legal limit in Pennsylvania, which is 0.08, West Goshen Police Chief Michael Carroll confirmed in a statement released today. Mr Carroll added that the toxicology report from the Chester County Coroner's Office indicated there were 'no drugs of abuse detected'. The 34-year-old had been drinking at a bar with friends in the hours before the crash, which also killed his passenger, Zachary Hartwell.
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Star had notched up 23 driving convictions - including ten for speeding - before accident
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Pilferers collect ghoulish mementos from crash scenes and 'plan to sell parts of wreckage on eBay'
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Police say no drugs of abuse are suspected

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(CNN) -- Former President George W. Bush and his wife, Laura, are in Africa this week, where they renovated a cancer screening clinic in Zambia and commemorated the victims of the 1998 U.S. Embassy bombing in Tanzania. The clinic, which is designed help women fight cervical cancer, builds on the former president's work fighting AIDS on the continent. While he was in office, Bush set up a plan that dramatically reduced the number of AIDS deaths in Africa. "I'm really proud of the American people for their generosity," he told CNN in an exclusive interview. "I wish Americans knew how many lives were saved. Someday, they will."
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The former president tells CNN that Snowden has hurt U.S. security
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He refrains from criticizing Obama, who he says has a "hard job"
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Nelson Mandela's legacy "will last for a long time," Bush says
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He says he bears no grudge against Mandela for Iraq criticism

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Twelve ordinary people, some too young to remember when Farrah Fawcett and Ryan O'Neal were Hollywood's golden couple, will now decide who owns an Andy Warhol portrait of the iconic blond beauty. Warhol painted two portraits of Fawcett in 1980, after her breakout role on the TV hit series "Charlie's Angels" made her America's "It Girl." The question before the jury of six men and six women: Did Warhol give one portrait to O'Neal -- the Oscar-nominated star of "Love Story" -- or did he give them both to Fawcett? The actress, who was 62 when she died of cancer in 2009, left all her artwork to the University of Texas, where she studied before being discovered by Hollywood.
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Jury to decide if school or actor should have one of two Warhol portraits of Farrah Fawcett
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Attorneys for University of Texas, Ryan O'Neal give closing arguments
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"Please speak for Farrah because she can't speak for herself," university lawyer says
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"Use your common sense," O'Neal lawyer says. "Why would she want two?"

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(CNN) -- Ray McDonald, who plays for the San Francisco 49ers, was arrested August 31 on felony domestic violence charges involving his pregnant fiancee. The San Jose Police Department said McDonald's fiancee had "visible injuries," and the Sacramento Bee reported that police were previously called to his house in May. McDonald is out on bail while the case is under investigation by the district attorney's office. He is due in court on September 15 and has yet to be charged. But none of this stopped McDonald from playing on Sunday in the 49ers season opener, a decision the San Francisco Board of Supervisors just denounced. They've called for McDonald to be sidelined (with pay) pending the outcome of the September 15 court appearance.
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Mel Robbins: NFL let other players charged in domestic violence return to field
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Robbins: Ray Rice punished, once there was video -- why not others? Goodell must go
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NFL abused Janay Rice, she says; her defense of Ray Rice typical of battered women
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Robbins: Imagine if NFL had handled case properly and all parties had gotten needed help

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(CNN) -- In a Connecticut elementary school, 26 people, including 20 children, were killed by a gunman Friday morning. This comes on the heels of a shooting rampage on Tuesday in Oregon, where a masked man opened fire into crowds at a mall, killing two before killing himself. Tragic images flash across our television screens and computer monitors, as they have so many times in recent memory. These events will once again set in motion a predictable cycle of ineffectual chatter about gun violence in America. We will be told that now is not the time to discuss policy. By tomorrow, a well-funded gun rights propaganda machine will move into action. For the adherents of this ideology, the solution to the problem of gun violence is not better regulations but more guns. School shootings? Arm the teachers. Movie theater shootings? Arm the moviegoers.
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In a Connecticut school, at least 26 were killed, including at least 20 children
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Saul Cornell: Gun rights ideology makes a mockery of values of Second Amendment
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He says New York recently upheld a reasonable gun law, but Illinois did not
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Cornell: It is time to inject more sense and reason back into the debate over guns

Question: In @placeholder today, we have many more guns, but far less government regulation of firearms.


By Hugo Gye The sister of a pregnant woman who was stoned to death in the street in Pakistan this week has accused the victim's husband of killing her. After Farzana Parveen was murdered in broad daylight on Tuesday, her father and four other relatives were arrested on suspicion of carrying out an honour killing in revenge for her marrying Mohammad Iqbal. However, her sister Khalida Bibi insisted that her family is innocent, and instead pinned the blame on Iqbal and his 'accomplices'. Warning: graphic content Claim: Farzana Parveen, left, was killed by her husband Mohammad Iqbal, right, according to her sister
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Farzana Parveen, 25, was killed outside the Lahore high court on Tuesday
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Her husband Mohammad Iqbal said she was murdered by her family because they were angry about her marriage
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He has previously admitted murdering his first wife to marry Farzana

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A man who was cycling from Maryland to Miami to propose to his girlfriend has been stabbed to death by a homeless man after stopping for a snack at a McDonald's. Police officers found an engagement ring in Kevin Adorno's pocket when they rushed to the fast-food restaurant in Vero Beach, Florida, on Monday evening. Adorno had been on the phone to his girlfriend when he was attacked without warning by Rene Herrera Cruz, who told police that he thought Adorno was plotting to kill him, authorities said. Adorno's girlfriend told police that she heard his phone drop before a wail of sirens, FoxCT reported.
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Kevin Adorno had left Maryland in mid-August and was cycling to Miami, where he planned to propose to his girlfriend, Elyse
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On Monday, he stopped at a McDonald's in Vero Beach, Florida to charge his phone and get a snack when he was fatally attacked
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Rene Herrera Cruz told police he saw Adorno on the phone and thought he was plotting to kill him - in fact, he was talking with his girlfriend
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Police found an engagement ring in Adorno's pocket

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Washington (CNN) -- A "defiant" pregnant woman who was subjected to three Taser stun gun shocks by law enforcement officers after refusing to sign a speeding ticket will not get her appeal addressed by the Supreme Court. The justices without comment Tuesday rejected separate petitions from both Malaika Brooks and the Seattle Police officers sued for excessive force. The court also rejected a similar appeal from a separate plaintiff in Hawaii. Hundreds of such Taser-related lawsuits have been working their way through lower state and federal courts, but the Supreme Court so far has refused to address the issue of what the officers call "a useful pain technique."
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Malaika Brooks sued Seattle Police officers, saying they used excessive force
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She refused to sign a speeding ticket because she thought doing so would admit guilt
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Justices rejected her appeal without comment, along with a petition from police officers

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On a tiny Mediterranean island migrants wander in the streets, beg for oranges at the vegetable store, and knock on the door of the Roman Catholic church to ask the priest for shelter. These are the pitiful scenes in Italy’s Lampedusa where 2,700 men, women and children have arrived in five days after being rescued from rickety boats sailing to Europe from lawless Libya. Some are wrapped in charity blankets to keep out the cold. A few build fires on the beach to huddle around at night or sleep in the sand dunes. Tide of misery: Migrants outside the reception centre on Lampedusa. Numbers have swollen dramatically as Libya descends into chaos
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2,700 men, women and children have arrived in Lampedusa in five days
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Many were rescued from rickety boats sailing to Europe from lawless Libya
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Among them are Syrians and Libyans fleeing ISIS terrorists in their country
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Others fled poverty, violence or religious oppression in African nations
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They reached the island by paying huge sums to people-smuggling gangs

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(CNN) -- Merrill Newman -- the 85-year-old American detained by North Korean authorities earlier this fall -- has been "deported," North Korea's state news agency KCNA reported early Saturday. His son announced late Friday that he is on his way home to the United States. "We are absolutely delighted to confirm that Merrill Newman is on his way home," Jeff Newman said. A senior Obama administration official said soon after the North Korean announcement that U.S. authorities have Newman "in hand." State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf subsequently tweeted that U.S. Embassy officials met "Newman at the airport in Beijing and provided all appropriate consular assistance." Video showed him smiling as he walked past a cavalcade of reporters through the Chinese capital's airport.
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Video shows Newman smiling as he walks through Beijing's airport
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The 85-year-old was detained in North Korea in October, issued a public apology
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State news reports Newman was released for "humanitarian" reasons

Question: His statement ended: "If I go back to (the) @placeholder, I will tell the true features of the DPRK and the life the Korean people are leading."


Three Somali pirates were killed in a fight over the ransom paid to free Michael Scott Moore, the German-American journalist freed this week after two years and eight months of captivity. Local police said gunfight broke out in the central town of Galkayo late last night when some of the pirates who held Moore attacked their comrades, accusing them of conducting a secret deal with negotiators. A top pirate commander was among the three people killed, police official Mohamed Hassan said, adding that one group of pirates accused the other of betrayal. Michael Scott Moore, the German-American journalist held for almost three years for ransom by Somali pirates as he appeared during his captivity. His pirate captors have killed each other in a row over the money.
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Michael Scott Moore was freed after two years and eight months captivity
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Pirates in Somalia held him for ransom and said Germany had paid it
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Police say one pirate group said the other betrayed them, prompting fight
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Three were killed in the gun battle which followed in notorious Somali town
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Moore is said to be safe but not healthy after his ordeal ended on Tuesday

Question: He said earlier that a ransom of $1.6 million was paid by Somali intermediaries acting on behalf of @placeholder.


A Romanian man has been arrested after sneaking aboard a Wizz Air flight to Spain to visit his girlfriend. Claudiu-Gabriel Costin's plan was foiled after security spotted the light from his phone flashing as he took selfies inside the cockpit. The 30 year-old man arrived at Cluj international airport in north-western Romania, crept past security, got onto the runway and clambered into a stationary plane that was due to travel to Spain. Claudiu-Gabriel Costin climbed on board a Wizz Air flight in Romania in the hope he would get to Spain 30 year old wanted to visit his girlfriend but the flashing light from his phone  gave him away as he took snaps
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Claudiu-Gabriel Costin found flights 'sold out' so decided to sneak onboard
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30 year-old grew bored waiting so began to take photos of the cockpit
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Flashing light gave him away to airport security who had him arrested
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Costin uploaded snaps to Facebook to show girlfriend where he was

Question: While this is now a matter for the police, Wizz Air welcomes @placeholder's full revision of its security procedures.


Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers hopes injured striker Daniel Sturridge will be ready for a return to action in early January. The England star has not played for Liverpool since August after suffering thigh and calf problems, depriving Brendan Rodgers of his first-choice striker after the departure of Luis Suarez. Sturridge has been training in Los Angeles because the club thought that he would benefit from a change of scenery. Daniel Sturridge has been out injured since the end of August and will spend Christmas in America Sturridge's latest injury was not connected to the one he suffered while on England duty in September
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Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has been out injured since August
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Brendan Rodgers hopes striker will return in January
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Sturridge has been training in Los Angeles
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READ: Sturridge's return will be at the top of Rodgers' Christmas list

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Joey Barton has branded Mario Balotelli 'the biggest myth in world football' after the Liverpool's striker's display in the Capital One Cup on Tuesday. The Italian firebrand replaced Rickie Lambert in the third round clash against Middlesbrough but failed to make an impact before scoring a pair of penalties in the Reds' epic 14-13 shootout victory. Barton went on Twitter to comment on the game with a scathing attack on the 24-year-old, although he did concede that Balotelli could not be faulted for his prowess from the spot. Mario Balotelli failed to set the world alight after coming on in the Capital One Cup clash with Middlesbrough
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Joey Barton has slammed Liverpool striker Mario Balotelli on Twitter
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QPR midfielder labelled Italian the 'biggest myth in world football'
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Liverpool won epic 14-13 penalty shootout against Middlesbrough in Capital One Cup on Tuesday
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Barton and Balotelli have previous after clashing during title decider between QPR and Manchester City in 2012

Question: On that occasion, @placeholder was sent off for violent conduct and subsequently received a 12-match ban and £75,000 fine.


A British jihadist fighting for ISIS in the Middle East has revealed he hopes to be given the opportunity to murder a Western hostage 'as a brother did with James Foley'. Speaking via video link from an unknown location likely to be somewhere in northern Syria, a man calling himself Abu Anwar Al-Brittani told CNN that he would be 'honoured' to become an executioner for ISIS, adding that he considered Foley's murder a 'blessed act'. Foley - an American photojournalist captured in Syria in 2012 - was filmed being  beheaded by an Islamist militant with a southern English accent in a sickening  video released last week.
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Man calling himself Abu Anwar Al-Brittani called Foley murder 'a blessed act'
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Appeared via video link from unknown location thought to be in north Syria
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He was joined in video by another British militant called Abu Bakr Al-Brittani
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Abu Bakr said he would return to fight in Britain if he ever left Islamic State
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Chilling warning underlines threat ISIS poses to security of Western nations

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Ashley Barnes will not face retrospective action from the Football Association following his challenge on Nemanja Matic during Burnley's draw at Stamford Bridge on Saturday. The Burnley striker caught the Serbia international with a dangerous studs-up tackle prompting Matic to retaliate by pushing Barnes to floor, earning the Chelsea midfielder a red card. The FA confirmed on Monday that because the incident was seen by referee Martin Atkinson during the game no further action could be taken. Nemanja Matic reacts angrily after being sent off for his reaction to a tough challenge from Ashley Barnes This studs-up tackle from Barnes infuriated Matic and Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho backed up his player
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Ashley Barnes will not face retrospective action for dangerous tackle
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Jose Mourinho appeared on Sky Sports programme Goals on Sunday
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Blues' boss said Ashley Barnes' tackle on Nemanja Matic was 'criminal'
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He said Barnes should have been sent off and deserves a lengthy ban
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Mourinho is unlikely to face action from the FA following the rant
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Click here for the full transcript of Mourinho's GoS appearance

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Sid Caesar, whose clever, anarchic comedy on such programs as "Your Show of Shows" and "Caesar's Hour" helped define the 1950s "Golden Age of Television," has died. He was 91. A friend of the family, actor Rudy De Luca, did not know the exact cause of death, but said Caesar had respiratory problems and other health problems for several years. Caesar became famous for "Your Show of Shows," which went on the air in 1950. It lasted four years and was followed by "Caesar's Hour," which combined sketches, musical revues and situation comedy. Both shows featured writers who became famous in their own right, including Neil Simon, Carl Reiner, Mel Brooks, Mel Tolkin, Lucille Kallen and Larry Gelbart. Woody Allen also contributed to Caesar's comedy as a writer for one of his specials.
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Movie credits include  "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," "Airport 1975," "Grease"
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The funnyman also had a successful personal life, married for 67 years

Question: @placeholder visited Caesar last night to say goodbye, De Luca told CNN.


Sportsmail take a trip into the Wimbledon 'Locker Room' - the place where you can find out some of the best of action on offer. Samantha Murray is our pick in Brit Watch, plus we give the lowdown on the seed in danger. Discover which game is the ground pass bonus and find out the all-important, weather forecast for Tuesday's opening day of drama at SW19. Samantha Murray (no relation to Andy) has a mountainous task in the shape of Maria Sharapova, having been granted a wild card. Hailing from Stockport, the town of Fred Perry, she faces the French Open champion second on No 1 Court.
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Samantha Murray faces French Open champion Maria Sharapova
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Some sunny spells, but with a risk of the occasional shower in the afternoon

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With superstar singer Lionel as her father and fashion royalty Nicole as a sister, there was little doubt that Sofia Richie was destined for stardom. The 16-year-old, who was born and raised in Los Angeles, has already been snapped up by top modelling agency, Select Model Management. The agency, which has Agyness Deyn, Irina Shayk, Jessica Hart and Pixie Geldof on its books, predict great things for the youngster. Scroll down for video Fashion's new darling? Lionel Richie's daughter Sofia has been snapped up by Select Model Management and proves her worth in these new shots Posing in a set of editorial shots for Fault magazine, Sofia proves her worth as a fledgling model.
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Sofia, 16, lands deal with Select Model Management
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Loves to raid sister Nicole's wardrobe for designer clothes

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SAN FRANCISCO, California (CNN) -- Nearly 3 million gallons of sewage spilled into San Francisco Bay when a pump failed at a waste treatment facility, the Marin County Sheriff's Department told CNN on Friday. Attempts are being made to contain Thursday night's 2.7 million-gallon sewage spill. The 2.7 million-gallon spill occurred Thursday night. A pump failed at the South Marin Sanitation District's waste treatment facility in the town of Mill Valley, said Lt. Doug Pittman. The waste was released into Richardson Bay, an inlet of the large bay on the east shore of Marin County, he said. See the spill from the air »
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The 2.7 million-gallon spill occurred Thursday night, Sheriff's Department says
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Pump and alarm failed at Marin County waste treatment facility
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Area being tested; boaters advised to avoid Richardson Bay area

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As Islamist militants swept through northern and western Iraq in early June in a lightning advance, President Barack Obama examined his options and announced that he would be prepared to "take targeted and precise military action." Nearly two months later, Obama, albeit reluctantly, on Thursday approved the use of airstrikes in Iraq. He said the step was taken to defend U.S. personnel in the city of Irbil and protect religious minorities facing what he called a "potential act of genocide" from the Islamic State, the extremist group most recently known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS). The escalation marks a turning point in the Obama administration's foreign policy, which has avoided direct military involvement in Iraq and Syria until now.
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Obama said the U.S. was acting to protect Americans on the ground in Irbil
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But past failures, questions over a broader strategy loom as U.S. asserts power in Iraq

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(CNN) -- Two pool employees and their supervisor were forced to resign on Wednesday after a woman's body went undetected in a public Massachusetts pool for four days in June until her body floated to the top. The Vietnam Veteran's Swimming Pool manager and assistant manager -- as well as the Southeast Regional Director of the state Department of Conservation and Recreation, have resigned -- according to a statement released by Edward Lambert, the agency's commissioner. Lambert requested they leave their posts because of "poor decision making and failure to follow (department) pool protocols." The resignations come in the wake of an investigation into the drowning of Marie Joseph, 36, on June 26. Joseph's body wasn't discovered until the evening of June 30 by teenagers at the pool in Fall River.
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Two Massachusetts pool employees and their supervisor are ordered to resign
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Marie Joseph, 36, drowned four days before her body was discovered
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Poor found poor water clairty the main hindrance to her body being discovered
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Authorities plan to enact a new water clarity test at pools statewide

Question: The investigation is ongoing and the @placeholder's pool will remain closed, according to Lambert's statement.


(CNN) -- The average temperature in Bloomington, Minnesota, in January was 6.4 degrees Fahrenheit. But that didn't stop Adam Frey from grilling outdoors and burning through 80 pounds of charcoal during the month. Leroy and Judy McMillin of Spring, Texas, own three Big Green Eggs and built an outdoor kitchen to house them. Frey received a Big Green Egg -- a ceramic cooker that serves as a smoker, grill and oven -- for Christmas last year. Since then, he has devotedly grilled six or seven days a week. "Extreme cold isn't an issue as long as you dress warm," Frey said. "I have and will continue to cook out every day if possible."
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Big Green Egg fanatics call themselves "Eggheads," spread the gospel
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Adam Frey grilled outdoors everyday in six degree weather
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Leroy McMillin built a "coop" for his three Eggs
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iReport.com: Are you a grill master? Show us your custom grills

Question: "We just wanted to pass on to any prospective @placeholder how enjoyable cooking on the Egg can be," McMillin explained.


By Jeff Rayner/coleman-rayner and Sophie Jane Evans Amanda Knox has been photographed having a tearful tryst with her American boyfriend, during which she handed him $100 in cash. The accused woman was spotted travelling from her home for a secret rendezvous with boyfriend James Terrano in a Seattle park on Wednesday. During the emotional hour-long meeting, she could be seen sobbing and speaking animatedly to Terrano, before cuddling up to him against a wall. At one point, the University of Washington student was also pictured reaching into her purse and withdrawing what appeared to be $100 in cash. The mystery meeting comes just days after Knox's Italian ex-boyfriend contradicted her account of the night of the murder of 21-year-old English student Meredith Kercher.
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Amanda Knox, 26, photographed meeting American boyfriend James Terrano in a Seattle park on Wednesday
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University of Washington student was seen sobbing and speaking animatedly to Terrano before pair shared hug
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At one point, she was also pictured reaching into purse and handing boyfriend what appeared to be $100 in cash
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Came just days after Knox's Italian ex-boyfriend contradicted her account of night of Meredith Kercher's murder
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Knox and former partner Rafaelle Sollecito were re-convicted in January of Miss Kercher's killing in Perugia, Italy
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Miss Knox, who has been in the U.S. since 2011, has vowed never to return to Italy of her own volition

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By Quentin Letts PUBLISHED: 21:22 EST, 16 July 2013 | UPDATED: 21:22 EST, 16 July 2013 Shouting: Chiwetel Ejiofor is a powerful actor and he does look passably like the real Patrice Lumumba Director Joe Wright reduces to silliness a rather simplistic play about the politics of Congo in its first years after independence from Belgium in 1960. Chiwetel Ejiofor stars as the republic’s first prime minister, Patrice Lumumba. Mr Ejiofor is a powerful actor and he does look passably like the real Lumumba. But need he shout so much? Could he not give us a more nuanced idea of the cunning any nascent democrat must possess?
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Question: Hands up: A Season in the Congo by Aimé Césaire stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as Patrice Lumumba at the @placeholder


Gennady Golovkin stopped Marco Antonio Rubio in the second round, defending his WBA middleweight title with his 18th consecutive stoppage victory. Golovkin (31-0, 28 KOs) punctuated his brief West Coast debut with a crushing left hand to the forehead. Rubio tumbled to the canvas and couldn't get his wits together in time, the fight ending 1:19 into the second round. 'I liked the fight,' Golovkin said. 'Rubio, he does not step back. He is a good fighter. I respect him. It was a very hard punch.' Gennady Golovkin (right) of Kazakhstan is pushed to a corner with Marco Antonio Rubio on the deck
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Gennady Golovkin beats Marco Antonio Rubio 1:19 into the second round
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Golovkin defended his WBA middleweight title with 18th straight stoppage
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Golovkin: 'He tried to hurt me, but my power was too much for him'

Question: @placeholder briefly complained that the knockout punch was illegal, although television replays clearly contradicted him.


By Charles Walford PUBLISHED: 05:46 EST, 30 November 2012 | UPDATED: 08:39 EST, 30 November 2012 Nintendo launched its eagerly anticipated Wii U in the UK last night - the first major home console launch since 2006. Hundreds of fans queued in central London ahead of the official launch at midnight. The release of the console is seen by industry experts as something as a last chance for Nintendo to stay at the forefront of gaming. It posted its first-ever loss last year and is slipping behind as handheld gaming improves. Scroll down for video worth the wait: Izzy Rahman, 25, from London is the first person in the UK to buy the Nintendo Wii U, from the HMV store on London's Oxford Street, after queuing for six days
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Company launched Wii console in 2006, revolutionising home gaming
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Japanese giant posted first-ever loss last year

Question: But after the rapid developments made in smartphone and tablet technology the @placeholder company hopes its latest offering will do the same again.


Athens, Greece (CNN) -- The leader of the socialist PASOK party in Greece is starting efforts to build a government, his party said, making him the third Greek politician since Sunday to try to do so. PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos held meetings with the leader of the Democratic Left party, Fotis Kouvelis, in what Venizelos called a "first step" toward assembling a coalition of pro-European parties. He is scheduled to hold talks with head of the center-right New Democracy party, Antonis Samaras, on Friday. Samaras and another potential coalition partner -- Alexis Tsipras of the leftist Syriza party -- have tried and failed to organize a government already. If no one can pull together a coalition, and no national unity government can be formed by May 17, Greece must call new elections.
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NEW: Socialist leader Venizelos calls talks a "first step" toward a coalition
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Opinion poll suggests the leftist Syriza party would win most votes in a new election
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Two other politicians say they can't get enough backing from other parties to form a coalition
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If no government is formed by May 17, Greece has to call new elections

Question: As @placeholder began coalition talks Tuesday, he said PASOK and New Democracy "don't have a majority any more to vote for the plundering of the Greek people."


(CNN) -- Senegal were disqualified from the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations on Tuesday, as the Confederation of African Football (CAF) confirmed Ivory Coast's participation at January's finals in South Africa. Senegal's second leg playoff qualifier against the Ivorians on Saturday was called off by the referee after 74 minutes as disgruntled fans rioted moments after Didier Drogba scored to give the visitors a 6-2 aggregate lead at the Leopold Senghor Stadium in Dakar. "CAF decided to officially confirm that result of the match as 2-0 in favour of Ivory Coast in accordance with the provisions of article 16 para 20 of the regulations of the competition and to consider Senegal the loser of the said match and eliminated from the competition," African football's ruling body said in a statement.
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Senegal disqualified from 2013 Africa Cup of Nations after rioting caused abandonment of match on Saturday
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Opponents Ivory Coast confirmed as winners of the match and as qualifiers for January's finals in South Africa
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African football's ruling body CAF does not rule out possibility of further sanctions

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:56 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 20:20 EST, 20 December 2013 An adorable video has captured a service dog's play date with Pluto on a Disney Fantasy Cruise. The video, uploaded to YouTube by a fellow traveler, shows the gorgeous fluffy white dog, Bingo, pouncing and playing with the staffer dressed as the classic Disney character. His owner, Mark, said that his playful pooch had loved meeting Pluto. 'All my dogs think Pluto is a real dog,' Mark wrote on a Disney message board. 'He wanted to Pluto chase him really bad.'
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Fellow traveler captured the moment Bingo the service dog met a staffer dressed as the classic Disney character
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His owner Mark said it's not the first time the dogs have met: 'Bingo thinks Pluto is real. He wanted Pluto to chase him real bad'

Question: The Disney staffer playing @placeholder also fully embraced the role, scratching his sides with his feet and jumping towards his new friend - as the other dog tried to nip at his whiskers.

Question: On Disney message boards, Mark wrote how @placeholder has long been welcoming to his service dogs, and that


By Becky Barrow PUBLISHED: 11:16 EST, 4 December 2012 | UPDATED: 02:51 EST, 5 December 2012 Postmen are threatening to deliver only half the mail, a militant union warned last night. Thousands of vital letters such as energy bills and bank statements would fail to reach customers if the boycott went ahead – causing chaos for households and businesses. Royal Mail has lost business to the likes of TNT Post and UK Mail over the past seven years. Currently, half of all letters are handled by a rival company, with Royal Mail responsible for only the final mile of the delivery.
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Strike could happen in New Year and all non-Royal Mail post would just be ignored
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Unions say commercial competitors are costing jobs and don't have to meet same standards of service or pay
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Royal Mail has been criticised for putting up price of stamps
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Its delivery arm made a profit for the first time in four years this year

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By Charles Martland Louis van Gaal has refused to be drawn into any mind games with Jose Mourinho as his Manchester United side prepare to do battle with Chelsea this season. The Dutchman knows Mourinho well from mentoring him at Barcelona, but insists he won't react to any wind-ups from the Portuguese. Asked if he was looking forward to facing old pal Mourinho, Van Gaal said: 'No. I play against Chelsea. And not against Jose Mourinho. My team and his team are playing against each other.' VIDEO Scroll down to watch The best of Jose's put downs and wind ups
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Jose Mourinho has been involved in public spats with several managers
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Mourinho has already tried to play mind games with Louis van Gaal
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The Chelsea boss is good friends with Sir Alex Ferguson and Alan Pardew

Question: Mourinho’s relationship with the retired @placeholder manager has perhaps never been the one football fans would have expected.


Ofunato, Japan (CNN) -- More than a month after the devastating tsunami and earthquake that flattened seaside communities across northern Japan, many aid groups are wrapping up operations. One team of volunteers is just ramping up, however. For those wondering what they can still do to help, the U.S.-based charity All Hands has an answer: Buy a plane ticket, and come ready to get to work. "What we do is come in after natural disasters all around the world and help people by bringing in volunteers in the recovery process," said Marc Young, the charity's operational director in Ofunato, a small port city on Japan's northeastern coast.
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All Hands cleans houses and helps families salvage posessions
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More than 6,500 people need homes in the city of Ofunato
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"You can't forget about these people," one volunteer says

Question: @placeholder was swamped in the tsunami that left nearly 500 dead and missing.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- Federal, state and municipal agencies staged an elaborate drill in the waters off New York City on Tuesday to prepare for the possibility of a nuclear or dirty-bomb attack from the water. A U.S. Coast Guard vessel passes a container ship in New York Harbor as part of Tuesday's terror drill. "We're a big city, and there are vulnerabilities," said Ray Kelly, commissioner of the New York Police Department. Agencies involved in Tuesday's test  emphasized they did not undertake it because of a specific threat against the city. However, Kelly said the city was taking no chances after a proclamation years ago by Osama bin Laden. "We do know that Osama bin Laden several years ago obtained a fatwah to use nuclear weapons, and our goal is to make certain that that fatwah does not come to fruition," he said.
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NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly: "We're a big city, and there are vulnerabilities"
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Participating agencies stressed that the drill was not in response to a specific threat
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Authorities were to decipher sinister intent from any of eight boats in waterway
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They were on lookout for abnormally high concentrations of radioactivity

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 08:49 EST, 15 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:00 EST, 15 November 2013 William Hague said it would be harder now for a comprehensive pupil to become Foreign Secretary now It is harder today for a state-educated teenager to reach the top than a generation ago, William Hague has admitted. The Foreign Secretary, who attended a Yorkshire comprehensive, warned there has been a ‘disturbing’ decline in social mobility over the past three decades. But as the row over the Cabinet being dominated by a privately-educated elite rumbles on, Mr Hague insisted he had ‘never felt socially inferior to anybody’.
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Foreign Secretary warns of 'disturbing' decline in social mobility
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Inists he had ‘never felt socially inferior to anybody', including royalty
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Sir John Major said it was 'shocking' how society is dominated by wealthy
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Remarks were seen as a swipe at David Cameron's Eton-educated Cabinet
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Education Secretary Michael Gove said Sir John is right to be concerned

Question: Prime Minister @placeholder also suggested yesterday that social mobility is being held back because people from outside the white middle-class can lack the ‘aspiration’ to make it into top jobs.


CLICK HERE to read why Welbeck might not start in a central role against United Fortunes in football can turn on small details, and so it is in the case of Danny Welbeck. Late on transfer deadline day, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger signed the England centre forward from Manchester United if not exactly against his better judgement, then certainly with some reservations. Wenger had initially wanted to sign Radamel Falcao from Monaco, but had been put off by the astronomical weekly wage — in excess of £250,000 a week. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Louis van Gaal come under fire for selling Danny Welbeck
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Arsenal host Manchester United in their Premier League clash on Saturday
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Danny Welbeck will come up against his former club after being sold by Louis van Gaal for £16million in the summer
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Arsene Wenger was said to have preferred signing Radamel Falcao, who has managed only a single goal since arriving at Old Trafford
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Welbeck has scored five goals for his club and another five for England

Question: ‘Arsene wanted @placeholder but the numbers were too high,’ an Arsenal source revealed this week.

Question: Sources close to @placeholder insisted this week that it was the player’s decision to leave on hearing of Falcao’s imminent arrival in August.


(CNN) -- On Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro, a line of 26 black crosses stand in the sand, with the Stars and Stripes behind them and a pot of flowers alongside. They are the tribute of the group Rio de Paz -- River of Peace -- to the victims at Sandy Hook Elementary School, from a group that knows all too well what tragedies gun violence can inflict on society. Brazil, Norway, Britain, France and Australia are among many countries that have seen terrible episodes of gun violence in recent years. But alongside the many expressions of sympathy and condolences that have poured into Newtown, Connecticut, from around the world, there is also a sense of bewilderment that such tragedies happen on an almost routine basis in America.
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These countries enacted laws sharply restricting gun ownership after tragedies
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"Nowhere has the policy reaction been so pathetic," British blogger says of U.S.
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Observers point to power of NRA, political culture that protects individual liberty

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(CNN) -- Residents of one of Syria's most war-ravaged cities demanded answers Thursday after a pair of devastating explosions killed dozens of children. The bloodshed Wednesday spurred mourning residents to demand the ouster of the Homs governor and his assistant, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. It spurred a Syrian official, Hilal al-Hilal, to visit the wounded and offer condolences to loved ones of the dead at the direction of President Bashar al-Assad. "(These) heinous crimes against innocent children reflects the cowardice of the terrorists who have sought to kill science," al-Hilal said, according to the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency.
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Group says at least 53 killed -- including 46 children -- in twin explosions in Homs
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Mourning residents called for the ouster of Homs' governor
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Syrian official blasts "heinous crimes against innocent children," state news says
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Homs had been a focal point in Syria's civil war but was relatively quiet in recent months

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It's official, Crimea is Russian. In the words of Vladimir Putin, "In people's hearts and minds, Crimea has always been an inseparable part of Russia." Indeed Russia said that in Sunday's referendum 97% of its participants, mostly ethnic Russians, insisted that to belong to the Great Russia versus Small Russia (Malorossiya, another name for Ukraine) had been their dream for 60 years since the Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev, my great-grandfather, transferred the peninsula's jurisdiction to Kiev. In his address to Parliament on March 18 announcing the annexation, Putin said that by this Khrushchev action Russia was not "simply robbed, it was plundered." There are many reasons for transfer that Putin could have outlined: administrative, economic, desire to overcome Joseph Stalin's legacy of central control. Yet he chose to say my great-grandfather was atoning for "the mass repressions of the 1930s in Ukraine."
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Putin says when Khrushchev handed Crimea to Ukraine, Russia was not "simply robbed, it was plundered"
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Nina Khrushcheva says it's unfair to blame her great-grandfather for the act - Stalin was the real villain, she says
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Question: Khrushchev too thought that Ukraine and Russia were almost one -- after all a symbolic reason for the 1954 transfer was the 300th anniversary of the Ukrainian-@placeholder unification.


(CNN) -- A single phone call by Osama bin Laden's trusted courier tipped off U.S. officials to his Pakistan compound, ultimately leading to the raid that killed the al Qaeda leader, a senior Pakistani intelligence official told CNN Saturday. The telephone call the courier made was "not the final one -- it was the initial piece of evidence" that sparked the focus on the compound in Abbottabad, the official said. Four years ago, U.S. officials uncovered the identity of a trusted bin Laden courier -- later identified as a Kuwaiti named Abu Ahmad -- whom they believed was living with and protecting the al Qaeda leader.
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Phone call was the "initial piece of evidence" leading to compound, Pakistani official says
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The phone call was made to an old friend by bin Laden's courier, Post reports
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Time of the phone call is unclear

Question: The Washington Post, citing @placeholder intelligence officials, reported Friday that Americans had intercepted a "catch-up phone call" Ahmad took from an old friend.

Question: The Washington Post, citing U.S. intelligence officials, reported Friday that Americans had intercepted a "catch-up phone call" @placeholder took from an old friend.


By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 05:58 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 07:09 EST, 11 September 2013 With recent research revealing that 65 per cent of women are unhappy with their engagement ring, the pressure is most certainly on for men about to propose to find the perfect design. With so many styles on the market, it can be an overwhelming experience for the clueless men out there; but one entrepreneur thinks he may have the answer. Manu Bhardwaj, a former Ministry of Defence Mechanical Engineer has launched Hot Pink, a bespoke jewellery design service which allows customers to design their rings from scratch, using the latest in 3D technology.
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Manu Bhardwaj is former Ministry of Defence Mechanical Engineer
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Launched 3D technology to revolutionise way people buy the perfect ring
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Inspired when he couldn't find perfect ring for now wife
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Customers choose central stone type the customise ever detail
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Cheaper rings made of Swarovski available for travelling proposals
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Will pitch idea on BBC’s Dragons’ Den this month

Question: The groom-to-be is given a design pack to take away and present to their partner upon proposing, or a low-cost replica version of the ring made with @placeholder crystals instead of precious stones can be ordered.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:39 EST, 3 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:31 EST, 3 February 2014 The woman who quit her job in a Super Bowl commercial has revealed that her boss was shocked. Gwen Dean, who appeared in an advert for GoDaddy during a break in Sunday's game, said she received a text from her boss, Ted, soon after it aired. 'It was epic,' she told the Today show on Monday morning. 'It was, "You've got to be kidding. Wow, great commercial". He was stunned and he was laughing.' Scroll down for videos
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Gwen Dean, 36, appeared in commercial during Sunday's game beside actor John Turturro and told her boss: 'I quit!'
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She said her 'super cool' boss laughed at her announcement
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She had worked as a machinery engineer for 18 years but has now set up her own puppet-making company

Question: So when she saw @placeholder's blind advert calling for people willing to publicly end their careers in order to pursue their website-based dreams, she jumped at the chance.


Many Hollywood stars, and Newt Gingrich, are discussing how upset they are with Sony's decision to not distribute their new film The Interview following threats from hackers who have been releasing internal information and emails over the past two weeks. Sony Pictures Entertainment pulled the planned Christmas Day release of the picture after the hackers threatened 9/11-like terror attacks on cinemas showing the comedy. And now, many are making it public how upset they are with Sony. Scroll down for video Hold on now: Political loudmouth Newt Gingrch (above) is very upset Sony will not be releasing The Interview
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Many are voicing their concern about what Sony's decision to not release The Interview following threats from a hacker group means for America
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Newt Gingrich wrote on Twitter that the decision means 'America has lost its first cyberwar'
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Question: Many in @placeholder are also not happy with the decision to cancel the film, and also took to Twitter to express their frustration and anger.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The death toll from the suicide bombing in Pakistan's financial capital, Karachi, rose to 40, authorities said Tuesday. The blast on Monday targeted a Shiite procession on M.A. Jinnah Road. The victims were among thousands of devotees commemorating Ashura, a major religious observance for the Shiites, one of two main Muslim denominations. Ashura marks the death anniversary of Imam Hussein, grandson of Prophet Mohammed. Hussein, who was killed in battle in Karbala in 680 A.D., is regarded as a martyr -- and the battle is one of the events that helped create the schism between Sunnis and Shiites, the two main Muslim religious movements.
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Death toll rises
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Blast took place near where thousands of Shiite devotees were commemorating Ashura
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A day earlier suicide bombing in northeast Pakistan killed seven people

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(CNN) -- Lawyers for a man who ran a notorious torture prison in Cambodia where more than 14,000 people died during the 1970s Khmer Rouge regime are appealing his conviction. The lawyers for Kaing Guek Eav, alias Duch, say he should be acquitted since he was "a witness of the events of the relevant period" and should be in witness protection -- not detention. Duch was convicted of war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder and torture in July in a U.N.-backed war crimes tribunal also known as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. Duch's lawyers also say the court did not have jurisdiction, the appeal states.
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Attorneys: Duch was "a witness of the events" and should be in witness protection
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Duch is convicted of war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder and torture
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Prosecutors: 30-year sentence is too light

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(CNN) -- Ten years ago, Blair and Estelle Hunt entered the wine business with nothing more than a bare plot of land. Blair and Estelle Hunt with their wine awards. Both were approaching 60 and, while they were familiar with what made a good bottle of red, they had no idea how to make it. That didn't stop them. This year, industry experts judged their 2005 Bald Hills pinot noir the best red wine in the world. It beat 4,760 other entries to take the Champion Red award in the International Wine Challenge, the world's biggest blind tasting. And, it was the first time a vineyard outside France took Decanter magazine's top prize for best pinot noir over £10.
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Blair and Estelle Hunt own the Bald Hills vineyard in New Zealand
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The couple started making wine without any previous experience
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Their 2005 pinot noir has been judged the best wine in the world this year

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