By Lawrence Conway PUBLISHED: 11:12 EST, 5 June 2012 | UPDATED: 11:17 EST, 5 June 2012 Ban: France's ban on full face veils introduced in April last year was the first in Europe - with Belgium following suit soon after Belgian right-wingers have offered to pay a bounty to anyone who reports a veiled woman to police. The Vlaams Belang political party made the 250 euros (£200) offer today in the wake of face veil riots in Brussels. Filip Dewinter, a senior figure within the right-wing party, told Reuters the riots had made police apprehensive about enforcing the burqa ban.
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Ban on burqas first introduced by Belgium's government last year
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Move follows riot sparked by arrest of a woman for wearing the full face covering

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A political activist lost her job after she confronted a family about the Mexican flag flying in their front yard in California. Tressy Capps recently spotted the flag flying in Ontario, California and decided to confront the homeowner. Armed with her smartphone to film the encounter, Ms Capps can be heard asking the homeowner: 'Hi. Is that a Mexican flag in your front yard?' Scroll down for video A political activist recently confronted a woman through the window of her home in Ontario, California over the flag flying in her front yard She goes on to say: 'This is America. Maybe you can move to Mexico if you want to fly your Mexican flag. Does that make sense?'
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Tressy Capps recently spotted the flag flying in Ontario, California and decided to confront the homeowner
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She filmed the encounter with her cellphone, asking the woman: 'This is America. Maybe you can move to Mexico if you want to fly your Mexican flag. Does that make sense?
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Ms Capps lost her real estate job over video which she posted on YouTube
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She said: 'I'm not a racist, I'm a patriot'
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Homeowner Sigifredo Banuelos said he flies flag to celebrate his Mexican heritage

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By Katie Davies PUBLISHED: 17:13 EST, 7 March 2013 | UPDATED: 07:53 EST, 8 March 2013 A community-minded couple, who won an eye-watering $136.5million with a Powerball ticket, have broken with the fast car, fancy house tradition of lottery spending by investing in a sewage treatment plant. Mark, 52, and Cindy Hill, 51, have decided to use their new-found wealth to improve Mark's hometown of Camden Point, Missouri, which is home to fewer than 500 residents. They live in nearby Dearborn. City officials were estimating it would take around 25 years to complete the treatment works so the couple stepped in donating $50,000. It will allow families in the town to do away with individual septic tanks.
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Missouri couple Mark Hill, 52, and his wife Cindy, 51, took home $136.5million after taxes with a Powerball ticket in November
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Rather than splashing the cash they've decided their first indulgence will be a sewage works for Mark's nearby hometown of Camden Point
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The parents of three adult sons and an adopted six-year-old said they want to ensure their fortune goes on 'the right things'

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(CNN) -- Cannes has been a hotbed of controversy since the beginning. The first festival, organized by the French in 1939 as a response to the Venice Film Festival -- then a vehicle for Nazi propaganda movies -- had to be canceled after it launched on the day WWII broke out. The festival returned in 1946 and has since been a fertile ground for taboo-breaking films, wannabes disrobing for a shot at fame, public spats between directors and critics and publicity stunts gone wrong. The latest rumpus surrounds "Grace of Monaco," a biopic of Grace Kelly, the Oscar-winning American actress who subsequently became the princess of Monaco.
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Since its inception, Cannes has attracted protests, spats and stunts
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CNN looks at some of the greatest scandals to have rocked the festival
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Among them: Danish director Lars von Trier says he is a Nazi and is banned
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'50s starlet strips on beach and photographer breaks ankle in scrum for photos

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UEFA says Greek referee Tasos Sidiropoulos did not show a yellow card to the wrong CSKA Moscow player in Wednesday's Champions League game against Manchester City. Reports of CSKA's 2-1 win suggested Sidiropoulos should have sent off Pontus Wernbloom by showing the Sweden defender a second yellow card for his 77th-minute foul on City forward Sergio Aguero. Instead, Sergei Ignashevich was booked in what was widely reported - including by Man City's official website - as a case of mistaken identity. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sportsmail's Big Match Stats: Manchester City vs CSKA Moscow Manchester City players remonstrated furiously with Tasos Sidiropoulos (above)for booking Sergi Ignashevich
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Greek referee Tasos Sidiropoulos intended to book Ignashevich for dissent
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It was widely reported he meant to book Pontus Wernbloom a second time
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But he did not feel Wernbloom's shirt-pull warranted a second yellow card

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Labour's health spokesman Andy Burnham said he was looking at mandatory maximum levels of  fat, salt and sugar in foods Labour was accused last night of trying to 'ban mince pies at Christmas' over plans to put draconian legal limits on sugar, fat and salt in food. The party's health spokesman Andy Burnham said he was looking at mandatory maximum levels of the amount of fat, salt and sugar in foods specifically designed for youngsters. He also said GPs should be sending obese patients for exercise classes to help them lose weight. But last night one Tory MP accused Mr Burnham of behaving like 'the Grinch who wants to ban mince pies at Christmas.'
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Labour's health spokesman wants to put legal limits on sugar, fat and salt
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Andy Burnham also said GPs should send obese  for exercise classes
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Tory MP David Morris accused him of turning into the Grinch
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He said Mr Burnham wants to ban mince pies for children at Christmas

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The cat with a massive online following - Grumpy Cat - made a star turn in New York City on Sunday. The famous feline was at the Jacob K. Javits Center in Manhattan for Toy Fair 2015. Grumpy Cat, whose real name is Tardar Sauce, was at a Gund booth for a two-hour meet and greet at the trade event. Gund sells a range of plush toys made in the cat's likeness, as well as Grumpy Cat-themed lanyards and slippers. The cat is known her surly-seeming facial expression being shared online and used in Internet memes. Now a bona fide celebrity, Grumpy Cat has multiple brand deals, and even appeared in a Lifetime network Christmas movie.
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Grumpy Cat made a star turn in the Big Apple on Sunday
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The famous feline was at the Jacob K. Javits Center for Toy Fair 2015
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She was at a Gund booth for a meet and greet at the trade event
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Gund sells a range of plush toys made in the cat's likeness

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(CNN) -- The recent, deadly chemical attack carried out, the administration says, by the Assad regime may finally prompt the U.S. military to help the Syrian people. But serious questions remain about our nation's moral standing in the world and the state of our national conscience. No matter how we act going forward, we are still left with the fact that we failed to intervene while more than 100,000 innocent Syrians were killed. One more genocide has come to pass. Does America have moral obligation to help those in need? As the world's most powerful nation, are we obliged to protect the innocent from slaughter? What example do we want to set for others, including future generations?
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Jeff Greene: With over 100,000 Syrians killed, another genocide has come to pass
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Greene: America has a moral obligation to help those who are being slaughtered
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He says we may not want role of the world's policeman, but at times we have no choice
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Greene: In this season of Rosh Hashanah, let's lend a helping hand to people in Syria

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(CNN) -- The tech world has been up in arms this past week about "Silicon Valley," an upcoming Bravo reality show documenting the lives of five aspiring entrepreneurs making their way in the world of Bay Area startups. The TV show is co-produced by Randi Zuckerberg, former marketing director of Facebook and sister of its founder, Mark Zuckerberg. Its brief preview showcases the glamorous life of a tech startup founder: Lots of parties, alcohol, attractive women and a social scene that is like "high school, but it's only the smart kids." The problem: The tech industry isn't like that at all.
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A Bravo reality show, "Silicon Valley," will follow five aspiring tech entrepreneurs
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TV viewers demand drama: If it can't be found, it's manufactured
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Bringing tech geeks' stories to TV and movies will require some creativity to fit the medium
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Building a company takes almost every minute of the day, leaving little time for a personal life

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By Meghan Keneally, David Martosko In Washington and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 08:53 EST, 7 August 2013 | UPDATED: 18:37 EST, 7 August 2013 President Obama has canceled his Moscow summit with President Vladimir Putin, making his anger at the Russian leader clear amid heightened tensions over their decision to allow whistle-blower Edward Snowden remain in their country. The decision, announced on Wednesday, reflects both U.S. anger over their the Snowden decision and growing frustration within the Obama administration over what it sees as Moscow's stubbornness on other key issues, including missile defense and human rights. The night before the meeting was cancelled, President Obama also talked about how the Russian stance against homosexuals - which will likely become a major issue when they host the winter Olympic games - is another addition to the growing list of concerns.
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President Obama was expected to have a private meeting with Vladimir Putin while in Russia for upcoming G20 summit
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White House announced Wednesday morning that the meeting is off
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Said that they were 'disappointed' that more progress has not been made between the two countries on a number of issues, including Snowden
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Announced that Secretaries John Kerry and Chuck Hagel will hold a meeting with their Russian counterparts in September instead
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Republicans panned the announcement, with Sen. Chuck Grassley calling it 'Presidential amateur hour'

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By Daily Mail Reporter A former North Korean spy who used to steal sex secrets for Kim Jong-Il has revealed that she now lives on benefits as nobody will employ her thanks to her previous career. Won Jeong-hwa, who now lives in the small town of Gunpo, just south of Seoul in South Korea, has found that her espionage skills are not valued in her adopted country, and she has struggled to hold down waitress or cleaning jobs because employers fire her as soon as they discover her past life. While some former spies find their new life in the South a joy - writing books and speaking about North Korea on television - that is far from the experience Won has had.
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Won Jeong-hwa used to work undercover in South Korea selling sex secrets about army generals to the North Korean government
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But she now claims to have turned her back on her links with Pyongyang
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She has looked for waitress and cleaning job in her adopted town Gunpo
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But says employers fire her as soon as they find out details of her past life

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(CNN) -- For Mitt Romney, it's not just a question -- it's more like a campaign illness he'd like to cure once and for all. "I was hoping I would be asked that question. Great. It's about time," Romney joked at a recent GOP forum in New Hampshire. The question, of course, was about the health care reform bill Romney signed into law as governor of Massachusetts in 2006. "Ours is an experiment. Some parts didn't work," he explained to the crowd. What many tea party conservatives can't stand about the Massachusetts health care law dubbed "Romneycare" is the plan's individual mandate that requires people in that state to buy medical insurance or pay a tax penalty.
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Mitt Romney is the former governor of Massachusetts and 2008 GOP presidential nominee
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Romney is under fire for a health care plan he signed into law as governor
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Republicans and Democrats see "Romneycare" as the prototype for what conservatives deride as "Obamacare"

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By Mail Online Reporter Mary McCormack reportedly threw husband Michael Morris out of their Los Angeles home on Sunday night after he was photographed kissing married Smash star Katharine McPhee. The Murder One actress, 44, is believed to have taken the action when her husband of 10 years revealed that photos of him smooching Katherine McPhee - who is said to be embarrassed by the entire situation - were about to break online. A source told Page Six that Morris, who directed McPhee on NBC’s cancelled musical TV series, attempted to buy the images himself to avoid a scandal. But the director’s bid was unsuccessful and the shots of him kissing Katharine, 29, were posted on website TMZ.com.
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Katharine and husband Nick Cokas have 'been secretly separated for six months', according to reports
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Michael's wife Mary McCormack lets slip to Chelsea Handler she's 'single'
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Michael was seen wearing his wedding ring, while Katharine's was noticeably absent from her hand
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Katharine is 'embarrassed' about getting caught

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 6:10 PM on 23rd July 2011 The 911 call Maria Shriver made following her son Christopher's serious surfing accident has been released. The restrained but worried mother is heard telling emergency services that her son 'can't move'. The 55-year-old also informs the operator that her 13-year-old teenage boy is 'having trouble breathing.' Rushing to her son's side: Maria Shriver arrives at the hospital today to visit her son, Christopher, in the intensive care unit in Los Angeles Rattled: The 911 call Maria Shriver made following her son Christopher's serious surfing accident has been released
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Arnold revises divorce settlement and will not deny Maria spousal support

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Police in Texas have released a sketch of a man suspected of shooting a TV weatherman multiple times as he left work on Wednesday morning. The sketch was drawn  during a hospital bed interview with KCEN-TV meteorologist Patrick Crawford, 35, who is recovering after being shot in the stomach and shoulder. The suspect, who managed to escape the scene in Bruceville-Eddy on foot on Wednesday morning, is described as a white male, 30 to 35 years old, with a medium build and a receding hairline. 'We are actively looking for [the suspect],' Trooper D.L. Wilson of the Texas Department of Public Safety told ABC News. 'We had troopers out overnight, but we didn't get any calls of suspicious people. We can't rule out that he's not in the area, but more than likely, he's left the area.'
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Meteorologist Patrick Crawford, who was shot as he left the station on Wednesday, helped police sketch the drawing  from his hospital bed
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The suspect is described as a white male, 30 to 35 years old, with a medium build and a receding hairline
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Crawford, 35, was shot in the stomach and shoulder after exchanging words with the gunman, but he managed to drive off and get help
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He told officers that he had never seen the man before

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Islamabad (CNN) -- "Terrorism and violence cannot be permissible in Islam," Tahir ul Qadri told CNN's Christiane Amanpour in 2010 after declaring a Fatwa on terrorism. The bold pronouncement thrust Qadri into headlines worldwide and led to an invitation to speak at the prestigious World Economic Forum and United States Institute for Peace. Two years on, the religious cleric has resurfaced in Pakistan, demanding free and fair elections, after spending the last six years living in Canada. Qadri has come a long way since his time as a parliamentarian during General Pervez Musharraf's regime in the early 2000s. After promoting his agenda from abroad -- speaking out in videos and books -- he is now back in the political spotlight in his home country, calling for a caretaker administration to take the government's place and carry out election reforms ahead of an upcoming vote.
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Religious cleric Tahir ul Qadri to lead mass march to Islamabad
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He returned to Pakistan from self-imposed exile in Canada
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Critics are skeptical as to Qadri's intentions; he says he wants change
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He's spent millions on prime time advertising calling on support for the march

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- President Xi Jinping promised citizens his government will pursue the "Chinese dream," in a keynote speech as the National People's Congress came to a close on Sunday. "We must make persistent efforts, press ahead with indomitable will, continue to push forward the great cause of socialism with Chinese characteristics, and strive to achieve the Chinese dream of great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation," Xi said, according to state news agency Xinhua. XI spoke in crisp, clear Mandarin, in relatively plain language, in keeping with his desire to drop the jargon traditionally sprinkled through official speeches and text.
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Chinese leaders pledge to press ahead with government reform
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Premier Li says common interests between the U.S. and China outweigh differences
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He describes hacking as a worldwide problem, saying China is a main target

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Residents have discovered anti-Semitic flyers in their letterboxes which urge 'white Australia' to 'wake up'. The flyers distributed in the Sydney beach-side suburb of Bondi - known for its high number of Jewish residents - make reference to white power group Stormfront. The letters claim 'the Jews' encourage 'race mixing' and that they 'own' Hollywood and the majority of Western media. CEO of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies Vic Alhadeff told Daily Mail Australia he completely condemned the posters, which were signed off by a Sydney chapter of Stormfront, Squadron 88. 'The flyers are an appalling compilation of racist stereotypes, which is all too predicable from neo-Nazi organisations. It's no coincidence that 88 represents HH, which stands for Heil Hitler.'
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Anti-Semitic flyers have been delivered to Bondi and Double Bay
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The leaflets read 'wake up white Australia' and accuse 'the Jews' of encouraging 'race mixing'
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Head of the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies called them 'appalling'
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Earlier this month Jewish children were terrorised on their school bus

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(CNN) -- The European Union on Wednesday agreed to pay 210 million euros ($307 million) to farmers who suffered losses due to the E.coli outbreak that has killed at least 25 people, mostly in Germany. The figure is up considerably from the 150 million euros EU agriculture officials proposed Tuesday, and Dacion Ciolos, the EU's agriculture commissioner, said that figure may change again. "This envelope will enable us to respond to the compensation requests for the period from the 26th of May through to the end of June," Ciolos said. "We will then take stock of the situation and see whether we need to adjust these figures."
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NEW: EU agrees to 210 million euros to compensate farmers
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The outbreak has killed 25 people, all but one of them in Germany
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Germany's health minister says the rate of infection is falling
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Bean sprouts are suspected of being the source but tests have not proven it

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(CNN)With Ben Ainslie, it's in the stare. Charming, polite, every bit the sailor-cum-businessman, the clothes are perfectly pressed with not a hair out of place. But it's the look in his brown eyes, the glare that offers a glimpse of the other side of sailing's Jekyll and Hyde. His friend and America's Cup rival skipper Iain Percy once described him as the "most competitive man on the planet." And on an industrial estate in a small, understated office -- quintessentially Ainslie -- in Portsmouth on England's south coast, Britain's greatest ever sailor is plotting how to win the America's Cup.
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British sailor Ben Ainslie is plotting a first British win in the America's Cup 163-year history
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Four-time Olympic champion was billed a modern-day Horatio Nelson for his 2013 Cup heroics
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Almost overnight, he has gone from a modest sailor to a CEO of a $130 million brand

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BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- A U.S. soldier fired on his fellow troops at a counseling center at a base outside Baghdad, Iraq, on Monday, U.S. officials said, killing five people in the worst such attack of the six-year-old Iraq war. U.S. Army troops get a safety briefing before departing Camp Liberty, Iraq, in December 2008. The shooting occurred at 2 p.m. at a stress clinic at Camp Liberty, near Baghdad International Airport, two senior defense officials said. Though initial reports indicated the attacker was killed in the incident, the U.S. command in Baghdad said late Monday a suspect in the killings was in custody.
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Defense official: Suspect had been a patient at the treatment center
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President Obama to discuss incident with defense secretary
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Attack is the deadliest on soldiers by a fellow soldier during Operation Iraqi Freedom
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Five killed and three others wounded in incident

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(CNN) -- Hamas wants an end to Israel's long blockade of Gaza and raids on the territory in any cease-fire that might put a stop to five days of weaponry plummeting from the sky, a top Palestinian official said Sunday. Hamas, the Palestinian militant group that has ruled Gaza since 2007, said an Israeli airstrike killed a family of 10 on Sunday. Israel, meanwhile, said Hamas had fired nearly 150 rockets into Israel in a single day, and that the strike was aimed at killing one of the leaders of the militant group's rocket corps -- but Israel was unsure whether he was among the dead.
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NEW: The death toll in Gaza climbs to 76, says the Gaza health ministry
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Hamas demands an end to Gaza blockade, Israeli raids
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Israel says it conducted 130 strikes, intercepted 41 of 146 rockets
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Israeli envoy in Egypt for cease-fire talks

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(CNN) -- There are dueling narratives in the death of Michael Brown: one says he was holding his hands up in surrender as officer Darren Wilson shot him, and the other says Brown was the aggressor, and Wilson shot as Brown was rushing toward him. Investigators will certainly use high-tech tools to try to get to the truth, but they'll also use a tool as old as the ancient Greeks: the autopsy. Three autopsies have been done on Brown's body: one by St. Louis County; one privately commissioned by the family and one performed Monday by medical examiners from the U.S. military.
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Three autopsies have been conducted in Michael Brown's death
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Pathologists looking at signs of struggle, wounds and gunpowder
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Autopsies can provide valuable information to investigators
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But it's uncommon for them to provide all the answers, expert says

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The Dogecoin started off as a penniless Internet joke. But Matt Thompson plans on selling his vacation home for this meme-inspired currency. The 27-year-old entrepreneur has been selling games and gadgets over the Internet for years, but nothing as big as his Wisconsin vacation home, which he is offering for 100 million Dogecoins. Dogecoin (pronounced DOHJ-coin) isn't something tangible like the dollar bills in your wallet. It's an open source file-sharing form of cryptocurrency that was created by programmer Billy Markus in December 2013. The newbie cryptocurrency started off as a parody of Bitcoin, using the image of a perplexed Japanese dog. Chances are, you've probably seen Dogecoin's mascot somewhere on the Internet already. As the Shiba Inu would say: Wow, much coin-cidence.
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After failing to get any offers, a man says he'll take Dogecoins for his vacation home
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Dogecoin is an alternative digital coin to the popularly traded cryptocurrency Bitcoin
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Although it started off as a parody to Bitcoin, Dogecoin is now worth more than $65 million

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Jos, Nigeria (CNN) -- An Islamic militant group in northern Nigeria has claimed responsibility for attacks that killed at least 25 people in a rash of violence against the country's minority Christians, officials said, after it issued an earlier ultimatum that gave Christians three days to leave the area. Gunmen opened fire on residents Friday, killing at least 15 people who were mourning the deaths of two slain businessmen, said Rev. Paul Alhamdu, chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria. At least eight people were also killed on Thursday in a church shooting in northeastern Nigeria, a pastor at the church said, as sectarian violence spirals and the country is shaken by angry protests over fuel subsidies.
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Sectarian violence and fuel policy protests are tests for the president, an analyst says
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Gunmen attacked the Deeper Life church in Gombe as worshipers met for a service
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An eyewitness describes how people were gunned down as they tried to flee
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An Islamist militant group, Boko Haram, has been blamed for other attacks on churches

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By Jessica Jerreat Charged: Jessica Lee Jensen has been arrested for murder and neglect over her son's death A North Dakota woman has been charged with murder and neglect over the death of her 13-year-old son, who weighed only 21lb when he died. Jessica Lee Jensen's son died from chronic starvation caused by an eating disorder that had not been treated, a medical examiner said. His body was so tiny and underdeveloped that when hospital staff examined him on the day he died, they first believed he was a three-year-old. Jensen, who has two other children aged 14 and 7, told investigators that her son had a hormonal growth problem, and that his pituitary gland did not function properly.
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Jessica Lee Jensen accused of not getting medical treatment for her child
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Nurse who examined Aidan's body thought he was a three-year-old
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Medical examiner said teenager died from chronic starvation

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Ugly scenes marred the San Francisco Giants' triumph in baseball's World Series  last night as rowdy fans brawled in the streets, setting fires, hurling bottles and letting off fireworks. As the night wore on police struggled to disperse large crowds, making several arrests. Three people were injured - two by gunshots and one by stabbing. None of the injuries were said to be serious. On Market Street in the city's Mission district, officers were struck with bottles and other objects. Scroll down for videos Tension: San Francisco police officers weild batons and a pump-action shotgun as they work to break up a large crowd
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Three people injured as revelry turned into brawls - two shots, one stabbed
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Officers struck with bottles  as they attempted to disperse crowds
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San Francisco Giants won 3-2 against the Kansas City Royals
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It was the team's third championship in five seasons

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CLICK HERE to check out all of the key stats from Southampton's monumental win over Sunderland. Southampton steamrollered Sunderland by hitting eight goals past them for their biggest league win in almost a century. The last time scenes like this were seen was when they scored eight away from home against Northampton Town in December 1921. Ninety-three years later and Southampton repeated the feat in front of a home crowd for the first time. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ronald Koeman: I'm still in shock after Southampton 8-0 Sunderland Ronald Koeman's Southampton side continued their impressive run of form by crushing a hapless Sunderland 8-0
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Southampton beat Sunderland 8-0 at St Mary's in their Premier League clash
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Sunderland's Santiago Vergini opened the scoring with an an own goal
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Graziano Pelle added Southampton's third before Jack Cork added a third for the hosts
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Liam Bridcutt scored another own goal
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Pelle, Dusan Tadic, Victor Wanyama and Sadio Mane all then scored
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The win means Ronald Koeman's side remain third in the table, just one point behind Manchester City

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Edinburgh judoka Kimberley Renicks won gold for Scotland in the women's under-48kgs Commonwealth Games final with victory over India's Sushila Likmabam. Renicks, the younger of two sisters in the Scottish team, scored an ippon throw to the delight of the partisan crowd at the SECC venue, as the hosts landed their first gold at Glasgow 2014. In the bronze medal contests, Amy Meyer of Australia defeated Barbados fighter Onoh-Obasi Okey on shido penalties, while compatriot Chloe Rayner beat Marcelle Monabang of Cameroon with a waza-ari hip throw score. Game over: Scotland's Kimberley Renicks shouts with delight as she beats Shushila Likmabam to win gold
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Renicks secured Scotland's first gold medal in Glasgow
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She scored an ippon throw to beat India's Sushila Likmabam
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Australia's Amy Meyer won bronze

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(CNN) -- Facebook and online privacy: For several years now, it's been hard to talk about one without talking about the other. And Facebook's latest offering, called Home, is no exception. Facebook Home is an Android app that acts like a skin, updating the standard Android mobile operating system with a more modern, Facebooky decor. The Android home screen is replaced with a graphic version of the Facebook news feed that automatically flips through the latest happenings from your friends. The phone's home page has additional Facebook features for posting to the site and communicating with friends. Facebook Home is a more convenient way for heavy Facebook users to use the social network's services. It is also a more powerful tool for Facebook to potentially collect information about a person, and it gives the company more ways and places to serve up ads.
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Facebook Home could give the company access to more of your personal data
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Things like a person's location could be automatically collected in the background
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Facebook could also see who you call and text, and tell what apps you use and how often
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The company says Home will not actively track users' GPS locations

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By Christopher Leake PUBLISHED: 17:06 EST, 24 March 2012 | UPDATED: 00:26 EST, 25 March 2012 A pilot who saved the lives of 30 British soldiers by flying his helicopter one-handed has been awarded one of the RAF’s highest honours. Flight Lieutenant Dan Cullen’s Chinook was flying at 115mph just 50ft above the ground when his co-pilot – who had been shot by the Taliban – lost consciousness and slumped forward on to his controls. As the helicopter plummeted to the ground, Flt Lieut Cullen, who is nicknamed 'Dan Dare' by his comrades, pulled his co-pilot upright with one hand while fighting to regain control of the aircraft with the other.
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Flight Lieutenant Dan Cullen, 31, has received the Distinguished Flying Cross

Question: Flt Lieut Cullen reacted instantly, forcing his stricken colleague back into his seat with his left hand, while controlling the @placeholder with his right.


(CNN) -- Never let it be said that Formula One driver Kimi Raikkonen is lacking in confidence. Although he managed to finish third last season, the Finn was still a whopping 74 points behind world champion Sebastian Vettel, but former world champion Raikkonen remains confident that Lotus can challenge the sport's elite in the coming season. "It's clear from working with them that they are racers, and you can see in their history that they've won championships," the 33-year-old driver, who won the drivers' championship with Ferrari in 2007, told Lotus' official website as the team became the first to unveil its new 2013 car this week.
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Kimi Raikkonen says he can win the world champions with Lotus
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The Finn was crowned drivers' champion with Ferrari in 2007
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Raikkonen finished 2012 in third position, behind Sebastian Vettel and Fernando Alonso
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His current deal with Lotus expires at the end of the season

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With a ruined centuries-old castle looming up on the hill above, the Slovakian village of Cachtice could easily take a starring role in a Gothic horror film. However, exactly 400 years ago, on August 21, the horror was all too real, as the life of the most prolific female mass murderer of all time -- a noblewoman by the name of Countess Elizabeth Bathory -- came to a grim end. It's not an anniversary they're likely to celebrate in Cachtice, where Bathory's reign of terror still haunts locals, but for some -- me included -- there's a strange fascination. In the lovely Slovakian town of Trencin, my friend Martin and I are joined by two guides, Ivan Kralik and Peter Pastier, who work in the local tourism office.
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It's unknown exactly how many girls the Blood Countess tortured and killed. Reports range from 100 to 650 victims
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She was never convicted of her crimes but was kept under house arrest in Cachtice Castle
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The Bathory name is now a brand of surprisingly excellent wines called "Bathory Blood"

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By Louise Cheer and Aap Indonesian tourism operators will push Australians to holiday in places other than Bali after fears the party island is being overrun by tourists. A Balinese travel fair taking place this week will encourage visitors to explore outside of the usual hotspots of Kuta and Seminyak beaches. But one expert said authorities need to go further and designate Bali as a transit from which tourists would be expected to move on. Tourism operators are trying to steer more people out of Bali to prevent the party island from being overrun Nyoman Sukma Arida, of Udayana University, has been warning for 10 years that Bali tourism is approaching saturation, pointing to signs of environmental stress all over the island.
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Travel agencies are seeking to push tourists to other parts of Indonesia
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A university expert warns the party island is being overrun by tourists
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He suggests it should be a stopover for people en route to other places
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Right now Aussies are staying 10 to 14 days on average on the island
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It comes after the backlash surrounding TV show What Happens in Bali

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:12 EST, 27 January 2014 | UPDATED: 14:22 EST, 27 January 2014 Georgina Bloomberg has introduced her baby to horseracing by taking the newborn to a Florida equestrian center. Georgina, 31, gave birth to her son Jasper Michael Brown Quintana on Christmas Eve in New York City but the baby has already become a jetsetter. Georgina was spotted cradling the little boy alongside her boyfriend, the boy's father Ramiro Quintana, at the FTI Winter Equestrian Festival in Palm Beach on Sunday. Happy family: Georgina Bloomberg and boyfriend Ramiro Quintana pose with their newborn son Jasper during a trip to a Florida equestrian center on Sunday
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Michael Bloomberg's daughter Georgina took her month-old son Jasper out for the first time in public
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Was accompanied by her boyfriend, the baby's father Ramiro Quintana
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The happy family went to watch the Winter Equestrian Festival in Palm Beach, Florida on Sunday
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Jasper is getting an early introduction to the sport as both of his parents are professional equestrians
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Georgina already has a pony ready for her son- and she picked out the 'rescue mini' months before giving birth to her boy

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Tiny creatures hidden inside oil on Earth could help researchers find alien life in deep space, researchers claim. German scientists believe that have discovered microbes living within droplets of water found within a lake in Trinidad and Tobago. Their discovery suggests that life could exist within similar ponds in distant moons such as Saturn's satellite Titan. Scientists believe that have discovered microbes living within droplets of water found within Lake Pitch The find was made on Pitch Lake, located at La Brea in the southwest of the country, which is the largest natural deposit of asphalt in the world.
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Scientists have found microbes living within drops of water found in oil
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Oil came from Pitch Lake, the world's largest natural deposit of asphalt
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Their discovery suggests that life could exist within similar lakes in distant moons such as Saturn's satellite Titan

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Princess Beatrice tried her hand at investment banking in London today. The daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson joined a slew of celebrities as she brokered deals on the phone for charity. Beatrice, 26, returned to the annual BGC Charity Day selling shares for a good cause, while commemorating the bank's employees who perished on 9/11. Princess Beatrice, 26, looks overjoyed to be helping out at the annual banking fundraiser Old professional Beatrice returns to the trading floor after previously having taken part Every September 11 since 2005 the bank, together with Cantor Fitzgerald, distribute 100 per cent of revenue to the Cantor Fitzgerald Relief Fund and multiple charities around the world.
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BGC Partners and Cantor Fitzgerald hold annual Charity Day today
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Brokers commemorate colleagues who perished on September 11, 2001
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Distribute 100% of global revenues to dozens of charities around the world
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Famous faces attend to pick up phones and help raise money
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Now in its 10th year, day has raised more than £62 million so far

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Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour and Sydney Harbour Bridge maybe the top three most Instagrammed places in Australia, but a simple little café that exists in the same city has proved to be every bit as popular. In a surprise result, the Grounds of Alexandria Café in Sydney, was sixth in the country's top 10 most Instagrammed places in 2014. It has materialised as one of Australia’s favourite spots to take a photograph, with an Instagram account of more than 40,000 followers, The Daily Telegraph reported. Scroll down for video Number 1: Unsurprisingly the Sydney Opera House was the most Instagrammed place in Australia
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Simple Sydney café is sixth in the country's top 10 most Instagrammed places this year
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Seven out of the 10 most popular locations were in Sydney
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Melbourne had just two places in the top 10, while Queensland had one
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The results are based on the geo-tags people add to their photos when they share them

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Tory MP Nadine Dorries said English MPs should be given more power over English matters David Cameron is facing growing calls to ban Scottish MPs from voting on laws which only affect England if the country votes to reject independence on Thursday. Former cabinet minister John Redwood said the House of Commons should sit as an ‘English Parliament’ for most of the week and only let Scottish MPs attend when discussing ‘union’ issues like foreign policy and defence. Outspoken backbencher Nadine Dorries went further, saying: 'Why are we paying them to eat deep-fried mars bars when we can't even get decent health care in this country?'
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The PM is facing calls to ban Scottish MPs from voting on 'English' laws
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Comes after Westminster parties agreed to hand Holyrood new powers
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In event of a 'No' vote, Edinburgh will get control over tax and welfare
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Scotland's 59 MPs will still be allowed to vote on laws only affecting England
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Tory MPs want a new 'English Parliament' in the House of Commons

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(CNN) -- After the craziness of the winter weather, it's time for some positive predictions, right? Meteorologists are on the lookout for a weather pattern that could mean a milder hurricane season for the East Coast this summer. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday that there's about a 50% chance of a weather phenomenon called El Nino developing this summer or fall. That's not a guarantee, but conditions are favorable enough in the next six months to warrant an "El Nino Watch." An El Nino event occurs about once every three to seven years, said Kevin Trenberth, senior scientist at the National Center for Atmospheric Research. It involves the warming of the central and eastern Pacific Ocean, and results in major changes in the jet stream where storms track.
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NOAA: 50% of El Nino this summer or fall
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The pattern would mean warmer atmosphere
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California could get a relief from drought
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Record-breaking El Nino was 1997 to 1998

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Activists have hit out at Beyonce for 'supporting' animal cruelty after the superstar posed for a picture with a baby tiger while travelling with husband Jay Z and daughter Blue Ivy. The Drunk In Love singer has been sharing holiday snaps of her family's trip around Southeast Asia in recent days, but she has come under fire for riding an elephant and appearing in an image featuring a tiger being fed by a bottle. World Animal Protection's Dr Jan Schmidt-Burbach said tigers used for these photos are often crammed into tiny cages or chained to the floor for long periods.
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Activists have hit out at singer Beyonce for 'supporting' animal cruelty
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The superstar posed for a picture with a baby tiger while in Thailand
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This comes not long after she was pictured riding a baby elephant
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Beyonce has been sharing holiday snaps of her family's trip around Asia

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(CNN) -- Court officials have released the chilling audiotapes that prosecutors say depict convicted child rapist Warren Jeffs training the girls he claimed were his "spiritual wives" to have sex with him. The audiotapes, that were key pieces of evidence in Jeffs' trial, brought some jurors to tears during Jeffs' trial. Last week, a Texas jury sentenced Jeffs to life in prison for aggravated sexual assault of a 12-year-old girl and 20 years in prison for the sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl. Jeffs, 55, had perverted his position as the head of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to "satisfy his own personal appetites and desires," prosecutor Eric Nichols said.
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The tapes were key pieces of evidence in the sexual assault trial of Warren Jeffs
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Jeffs, a polygamist sect leader, was convicted of sexually assaulting a 12 and 15-year-old
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Jeffs refers to having sexual relations with him as "heavenly sessions"
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'The Lord has intended that my ladies, all of my ladies be trained," Jeffs says

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Question: @placeholder also wrote: "If the world knew what I was doing, they would hang me from the highest tree," according to evidence presented in court.


Former mayor: Officers with search dogs swooped on the home of Cllr Jonathan Farmer (pictured) A Conservative former mayor and veteran army reservist has been dramatically arrested in an early-morning police raid and charged with owning a live 70-year-old Nazi wartime gun. Officers with search dogs swooped on the home of Councillor Jonathan Farmer, 56, of Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, and seized a German Walther PPK pistol dating back to the Second World War. Police said they were acting on a tip-off and had a warrant to search his home for firearms. He will appear in court next Monday and could face a five-year jail sentence if found guilty.
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Officers with search dogs swooped on home of Cllr Jonathan Farmer, 56
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Apparently 'seized German Walther PPK pistol from Second World War'
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Police said they were acting on tip-off and had warrant to search his home
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He is set to appear in court and could face five-year jail term if found guilty
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Gun was gift from British veteran of Battle of Monte Cassino in Italy, 1944
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Farmer helps run the local army cadet force and is married to town clerk

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(CNN) -- A grueling qualification campaign is over, and for 32 footballing nations the dreaming can begin. On Friday those lucky enough to have qualified for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil will learn who they are to meet in the group stage at one of the biggest sporting showpieces on the planet. The fixtures will be finalized -- this year by a more complicated process than previous events -- the participants will discover where their matches are to be played and they can start plotting a route to the final in Rio de Janeiro. For the host nation, too, this is a chance to generate some positive news after months of headlines detailing delays in construction and public protests at spiraling costs.
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The draw for the World Cup finals takes place in Bahia, Brazil on Friday
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Thirty-two nations from across the globe await their fate for the 2014 tournament
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Teams are seeded and organized into four different pots, with an extra "X- factor"
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No more than two countries from Europe of South America in each group

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By Claire Bates PUBLISHED: 05:26 EST, 26 June 2012 | UPDATED: 06:45 EST, 26 June 2012 A toddler who is thought to be the only child in the world born with SIX separate heart defects has stunned doctors by making an incredible recovery - after they warned his parents he would not survive. Medics told Michelle and Darryl Lewis that their baby had an unheard of number of heart defects - and suggested they terminate the pregnancy at a 21-week scan. But the devastated couple refused - despite doctors’ fears that the baby would not survive the birth. However, despite a difficult birth and surgery at just eight-hours old, followed by four more operations, young Riley recovered.
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Riley had back-to-front valves, a large hole in the heart, and various conditions that made his arteries thick
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Parent told to consider abortion at 21-week scan but refused
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Baby's heart stopped every time mother had contraction during labour
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Boy underwent heart operation when he was eight-hours old

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(CNN) -- Three more Asia-Pacific based airlines have announced plans to ban shark's fin cargo from their flights. Fiji's national carrier and South Korea's Asiana and Korean Air are the latest to promise to halt shipments of shark fin and shark-related products from unsustainable and unverified sources. Acting CEO of Air Pacific -- soon to rebrand as Fiji Airways -- says the move is the result of a month-long review of its freight policies relating to shark products. "We believe a ban on the shipment of unsustainably sourced shark fins is the right thing to do, and have implemented this policy effective immediately," Aubrey Swift said in a statement released Monday.
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Air Pacific, Asiana and Korean Air vow to halt shark fin shipments
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Approximately 72 million sharks are killed each year and 10,000 tons of fins are traded through Hong Kong
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Impact of large corporations taking a stand is huge, says Hong Kong-based Shark Rescue

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 09:29 EST, 8 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:12 EST, 8 December 2012 U.S. Senator Joe Manchin is asking MTV to cancel the West Virginia-based reality show Buckwild that's set to air next year. The program is due to begin on January 3 in the slot previously occupied by Jersey Shore. Manchin's office said Friday that he sent a letter to the president of the network saying the show profits off the 'poor decisions of our youth.' Scroll down for video 'Repulsed': West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin has claimed that MTV are 'preying' on the youth of his state
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Joe Manchin describes Buckwild as a 'travesty', playing to 'ugly, inaccurate stereotypes'
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Program features West Virginia teenagers swearing, drinking and using a pickup truck as a swimming pool

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Dr. Rick Sacra and Dr. Kent Brantly were both infected with Ebola while working in Liberia with the aid organization Serving in Mission. Both were evacuated back to the United States for care. But the two doctors also have another thing in common: They have the same blood type. That little fact could be life-saving for Sacra. Brantly, who tested negative for the deadly virus after several weeks of treatment, recently flew to Nebraska where Sacra is in isolation and donated his blood. Doctors treated Sacra with this plasma on at least two occasions. Doctors believe Brantly has antibodies that Sacra lacks, but his immune system needs to help him fight the deadly virus.
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American Ebola patient in Nebraska treated with other survivor's blood
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Dr. Rick Sacra has also been given an unnamed experimental drug
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Sacra improves daily, hopes Americans continue to help people in West Africa

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One of the victims of Friday's fiery hot air balloon crash was burned alive while the two others died of blunt force trauma, according to the medical examiner's office. The causes of death for the victims of the crash in Virginia on Friday were released ahead of a memorial service at the University of Richmond, where two victims worked, on Wednesday. The autopsy revealed that the university's director of basketball operations Natalie Lewis, 24, died of acute thermal injury - a term used to described severe burns, according to the News Journal. Associate head coach Ginny Doyle, 44, died of blunt force trauma to her neck and torso, while the pilot, Daniel Kirk, died of blunt force trauma to his head, torso and extremities, it found.
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Natalie Lewis, 24, died of acute thermal injury in the fiery balloon crash near Richmond, Virginia on Friday, the autopsy has shown
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Ginny Doyle, 44, and pilot Daniel Kirk died of blunt force trauma
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The balloon burst into flames after hitting a power line as it landed
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A memorial service was held for the two women at the University of Richmond, where they worked for the basketball team, on Wednesday
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Funeral services will be held for Kirk on Saturday afternoon

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Alexander Wang's highly-anticipated diffusion collection for H&M hit stores in Australia on Thursday, with the menswear pieces selling out in just three hours. Before H&M had even opened in the rest of the world, Wang’s black and grey line in Australia had been snapped up by over 800 people who queued outside the Sydney and Melbourne stores. The partnership between Wang and H&M was first announced at Coachella festival in the US, in April, and has been touted as one of the hottest high street collaborations ever. When the stores began trading at 7.00 am on Thursday, some frenzied fashion fans had been queuing from 6:00 pm the night before to get their hands on the clothes which are priced between $30-350.
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Alexander Wang's H&M collection launched on November 6
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Australians got their hands on the sports luxe line first
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Shoppers queued from 6:00 pm the night before to snap up the range
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Pieces cost between $30-350 and crowds of 800 people came to shop

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ANKARA, Turkey (CNN) -- President Obama ended his first overseas trip in Turkey -- a location he said he chose to send a clear message. President Obama and Turkish President Abdullah Gul hold a joint news conference Monday. "I'm trying to make a statement about the importance of Turkey, not just to the United States but to the world," Obama said at a joint news conference Monday with Turkish President Abdullah Gul. "This is a country that has been often said lies at the crossroads between East and West. It's a country that possesses an extraordinarily rich heritage but also represents a blend of those ancient traditions with a modern nation state that respects democracy, respects rule of law and is striving toward a modern economy."
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President Obama: U.S. a nation of citizens, not any particular religion
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Obama says he is trying to make a statement by ending trip in Turkey
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Obama on first state visit to largely Muslim nation
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U.S. approval ratings among Turks hit low during Bush administration

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(CNN) -- A body believed to be that of an 18-year-old barista who disappeared in February has been found in a lake north of Anchorage, police in Alaska said. Samantha Koenig was last seen on February 1 being led by a man from the parking lot of the coffee stand where she worked. On Monday, a forensic dive team discovered the body in Matanuska Lake, said Anchorage Police Chief Mark Mew. The medical examiner will conduct an autopsy to confirm the identity. "Although some questions have been answered today, I know those answers offer little consolation to the Koenig family and that many more questions remain," said Mary Rook, the special agent in charge of the investigation.
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Samantha Koenig was last seen on February 1
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The crime struck at one of the hallmarks of the Anchorage community
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Police believe her abductor acted alone
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They plan to file kidnapping and murder charges against someone already in custody

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The parents of a 22-year-old psychology graduate who was found murdered in Chile traveled to the city of Temuco this week to transport their daughter's body back to the United States. Chris Hagan and his grief-stricken wife were photographed Wednesday in Chile on their way to make final arrangements for Erica Faith Hagan, according to Soy Chile. The Kentucky woman was found with three head wounds in the bathtub of her apartment on the campus of Colegio Bautista of Temuco Saturday morning. Tragic beauty: Erica Faith Hagan, 22, a psychology graduate from Kentucky, was found dead Saturday morning in her apartment in Chile
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Erica Faith Hagan, 22, was a psychology graduate from Kentucky
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She was found in bathtub in her Temuco, Chile, campus Saturday morning
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Her parents flew to Chile this week to transport her body back to US
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Chilean police said they have found no sign of forced entry in Hagan's home, suggesting she knew the killer
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She had only arrived in July and was due to return to US in December

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Washington (CNN) -- The Kansas Senate seat that Republicans have controlled for the past 80 years looks like it could be in trouble, a new poll finds. Independent candidate Greg Orman now has a 10-point lead in his campaign to unseat three-term incumbent Sen. Pat Roberts, according to a NBC News/Marist poll released Sunday. The survey of 636 likely Kansas voters has Orman with 48 percent of the vote to Roberts' 38 percent of the vote, outside of the poll's 3.9 percentage point margin of error. That represents a five- to 10-point gain for the independent candidate, with polling over the last month judging the race anywhere from a dead heat to a five-point advantage for Orman.
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A new poll finds independent Greg Orman has a 10-point lead against Republican Pat Roberts.
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The survey also gave Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan a four-point lead in the tight N.C. race.
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And in Iowa, polling from the same group puts the Iowa Senate race at a dead heat.

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By Daily Mail Reporter President Barack Obama has nominated the U.S. Navy's top cyber warrior to head the National Security Agency. Navy Vice Admiral Michael Rogers, a cryptologist and head of U.S. Fleet Cyber Command, is not expected to immediately make major changes to the NSA, shaken by revelations by former contractor Edward Snowden. It is a move seen as a vote of confidence in a unit that is under fire for spying on Americans and their allies. 'This is a critical time for the NSA, and Vice Admiral Rogers would bring extraordinary and unique qualifications to this position as the agency continues its vital mission and implements President Obama's reforms,' Chuck Hagel, the defense secretary, said in a statement.
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V. Adm Michael Rogers is a cryptologist and heads Fleet Cyber Command
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Move seen as vote of confidence in a unit under fire for spying scandal
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He'll take over from Army General Keith Alexander, expected to retire soon

Question: Rogers will also lead @placeholder, the military force responsible for defending the United States against cyber attacks.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:07 EST, 7 December 2013 | UPDATED: 00:08 EST, 8 December 2013 Passengers set to depart on one of the world’s longest non-stop flights instead spent the night sleeping on a plane grounded by severe weather conditions at Dallas-Fort Worth airport. The Qantas flight QF8 was scheduled to fly to Brisbane, Australia, at 10pm on Friday, but because of the recent frost spell, which has caused 11 deaths around the country, the plane was forced to return to the terminal and park at the gate. The passengers were given the option to stay on the plane or to go around the terminal, but according to Qantas, due to the congestion at the airport from other cancellations, ‘many passengers chose to stay on board’.
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The Qantas flight QF8 was scheduled to fly to Brisbane, Australia, at 10pm on Friday, but the plane was forced to return to the terminal and park at the gate
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Passengers were given the option to stay on the plane or to go around the terminal
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Many chose to stay on board due to congestion in the airport from other cancellations
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The Dallas to Brisbane flight is one of the longest non-stop routes in the world, taking 17 hours

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 15:50 EST, 25 May 2012 | UPDATED: 15:57 EST, 25 May 2012 Rich: Top U.S. financier Robert Agostinelli was the subject of a blag by Steve Whittamore, a private detective working for News International A private detective working for Rupert Murdoch's newspapers used a legally questionable tactic to blag a hotel bill run up by a top New York financier at one of London's swankiest hotels, records show. Private investigator Steve Whittamore, or someone working for him, tricked Claridge's in Mayfair, central London, to get a copy of a bill belonging to Robert Agostinelli. The Whittamore database entry on Mr Agostinelli is one of the few pieces of evidence to surface so far that Americans were targeted by operatives working for Murdoch's British newspapers.
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One of the few pieces of evidence to show Murdoch papers have invaded the privacy of U.S. citizens
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Revelation was discovered in the database of work done by convicted data thief Steve Whittamore

Question: Allegations have surfaced that journalists or investigators working for Murdoch may have used similar tactics on celebrities visiting the @placeholder, but so far those allegations relate to journalists and targets based in Britain.


There was a tense moment at the G20 leaders' barbecue on Saturday when U.S. President Barack Obama stood up suddenly. Brisbane chef Ben O'Donoghue, who catered the event, said the organisers had eyes on Mr Obama and they started speaking into their earpieces as soon as he left his table. 'They were saying "The President's on the move, the President's on the move",' Mr O'Donoghue told Daily Mail Australia. 'Which then changed to "Oh, stand down, he's just going back to the buffet".' Scroll down for video Brisbane chef Ben O'Donoghue (right) serves Prime Minister Tony Abbott at the Leaders' Retreat Barbecue
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World leaders treated to a 'laid back' barbecue at the G20 on Saturday
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Brisbane chef Ben O'Donoghue served guests a buffet-style lunch
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Barack Obama came back for seconds and Vladimir Putin spent the whole event chatting with other leaders
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Leaders were served dishes including barbecued new season asparagus with peas and goats curd and freshly shucked Moreton Bay rock oysters

Question: 'They all asked what @placeholder bugs are,' he said.


Friends reveal that Bowe Bergdahl was discharged from the Coast Guard on account of a failed psychological exam two years before he enlisted in the Army and shipped off to Afghanistan. Bergdahl sent a box containing his laptop and personal journals to a friend in Idaho shortly before he walked off the Army base in Afghanistan in 2009 and she has shared the concerning writings with The Washington Post. Some of the more bizarre excerpts feature his rantings about the wisdom of the protagonist in Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged, his desire to learn Russian and 'Chines' and how he wanted to write a story about someone 'going-crazy-to wander the earth alone'.
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Close friend of Bowe Bergdahl has shared the journals and writings on his laptop that he sent to her shortly before walking off the Army base
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'The closer I get to ship day, the voices are,' he wrote in one entry shortly before being sent to Afghanistan
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She was the one who drove him to take the Coast Guard test in 2006 and he told her he 'purposefully flunked' the psychological exam
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She didn't believe him and thought he had emotional issues
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He enlisted in the Army two years later and officials allegedly knew that he had a prior 'administrative discharge'

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The whole Chelsea squad were able to train together for the first time this summer as Andre Schurrle, Oscar, Ramires and Willian look to catch up with their Blues team-mates. World Cup winner Schurrle and Chelsea's Brazilian contingent reported for duty on Monday as they search for fitness with less than two weeks left until the start of the Premier League season. The World Cup latecomers were joined by the likes of Eden Hazard, Didier Drogba and Cesc Fabregas as Jose Mourinho put his side through their paces at Chelsea's Cobham training base. VIDEO Scroll down for Fabregas, Luis and Costa singing in Chelsea initiations
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Andre Schurrle, William, Oscar and Ramires take part in full training session
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World Cup latecomers have less than two weeks to get fit for new season
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Chelsea new boys Cesc Fabregas and Filipe Luis were also in action

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By Elliott Bretland Follow @@EllBretland Relive Sportsmail's coverage of the penultimate day of the La Liga season. Real Madrid's 2-0 defeat to Celta Vigo, courtesy of a brace from frontman Charles meant Carlo Ancelotti's side are now out of the running for the title. Atletico came from behind to draw with Malaga 1-1 and remain top of the table while Barcelona remain second after a goalless draw away at Elche. Diego Simeone's side lead the way, three points clear of second-placed Barcelona. However the Catalan giants will win the La Liga title with a win over Atleti at the Nou Camp, courtesy of the head-to-head rule.
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Atletico Madrid could have won title with win over Malaga
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Real Madrid defeat to Celta Vigo means Carlo Ancelotti's side are OUT of title race
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Barcelona draw away to Elche and sit three points behind leaders Atletico
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Messi and Co will win League with victory over Atleti thansk to head-to-head rule

Question: @placeholder fail to score that all important goal and so go into that final game of the season knowing they will be crowned La Liga champions so long as they avoid defeat to Barcelona.

Question: Rik Sharma: Another disgraceful goal for Real Madrid to conceed, and that's @placeholder' second of the game.


By Anna Hodgekiss A toddler battling leukaemia who nearly died after his lungs collapsed during life-saving treatment has defied the odds to survive. J’ssiah Brown's mother claims doctors told her the chances of him surviving were a million to one. Jeanene Walters had been told to prepare for the worst after the two-year-old had to be put into an induced coma following a bone marrow transplant when his lungs collapsed and his liver failed. J'ssiah Brown with his brother Kyerell, 6, who donated bone marrow to his younger sibling. J'ssiah has defied the odds to survive, despite his lungs collapsing and developing liver failure
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Two-year-old J'ssiah Brown was diagnosed with leukaemia last year
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Despite several rounds of chemotherapy, the cancer remained
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Only hope was bone marrow transplant - brother Kyerell, 6, was a match
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But J'ssiah had to be put into induced coma after lungs collapsed
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Mother claims doctors told her his chances of survival were million to one

Question: Ms Walters said: 'We were so happy when we found out @placeholder was a match and wanted to help his brother.


(CNN) -- For the last 20 years, what name is always in the top 100 most popular baby names given to boys in the United States? Jesus (pronounced hey-seus). And among 4,500 boys names in England in 2009, what was the No. 1 most popular baby name? Mohammed. In Brussels? Mohammed. Oslo? Mohammed. Amsterdam? Mohammed. And what do babies and their names have to do with the global economy? Everything. The currency of the future is babies, because babies grow up to be taxpaying workers. Let's do Demography 101, which is basically the study of baby-making. Demographers have a fancy term called "total fertility rate," which measures the average number of babies a woman has over her childbearing years.
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Charles Garcia: Western nations need to grow in population to maintain power
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Garcia says more and more Muslims are in Europe and will fuel growth
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Garcia: In U.S., Hispanic and other immigrants are an economic growth engine
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Immigrants work hard, form strong families, pay taxes and are patriotic, he writes

Question: @placeholder politicians voted Thursday to possibly saddle our grandkids with $16.4 trillion in debt, but European politicians trying to fix their debt quagmire don't have grandkids to stick it to.

Question: We certainly have not lost our capacity to welcome and absorb newcomers, as @placeholder has since its birth.


Fearful: Popular Commons Speaker George Thomas dreaded interest in his sexual proclivities The row over claims of an establishment cover-up of an alleged paedophile ring took a new turn last night over fresh claims concerning former Commons Speaker George Thomas. When late Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens tried to expose public figures he claimed were involved in a Westminster child sex ring in the 1980s, Thomas, who was in the Speaker’s chair at the time, had himself been blackmailed over his homosexuality. Furthermore, The Mail on Sunday has been told of claims that Thomas, who later became Viscount Tonypandy, propositioned young men in the Speaker’s official grace and favour apartment in Parliament.
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Fresh claims concern former Commons Speaker George Thomas, who later became Viscount Tonypandy
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MoS has been told of claims that Labour MP Thomas propositioned young men in Speaker’s official grace and favour apartment in Parliament

Question: I learnt he was visiting a grubby cinema in @placeholder where, under cover of the darkness, groping prevailed unchecked.


By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 14:06 EST, 20 December 2012 | UPDATED: 15:07 EST, 20 December 2012 A millionaire who made his fortune on the London property market and once dated model Caprice has died after falling under a Tube train. Robert Curtis, 47, was said to have lived 'the high life' after launching a successful business letting upmarket properties in the early 2000s. But his life spiralled into disarray after his business empire crumbled during the recession as well as personal tragedies including the suicide of his friend Paul Castle and a failed marriage. Jet-set lifestyle: Robert Curtis, left, made his fortune in the London property market and once dated model Caprice, right
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Robert Curtis, 47, made fortune on London property market
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Lived jet-set lifestyle and once dated famous lingerie model
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But his business crumbled during the recession and he was hit by a series of personal tragedies including the suicide of fellow magnate Paul Castle

Question: 'Mr @placeholder’s parents were too upset to speak about his death.


(CNN) -- On the evening of Whitney Houston's death, renowned recording artist Tony Bennett told the audience of Clive Davis' Beverly Hills party, "First it was Michael Jackson, then it was Amy Winehouse, and now, the magnificent Whitney Houston. I'd like to have every gentleman and lady in this room commit themselves to get our government to legalize drugs -- so they'll have to get it through a doctor, not to some gangsters who just sell it under the table." Bennett's idiotic comments were followed closely by the often original, but in this case mistaken, Arianna Huffington. On Monday morning's edition of "CNN Starting Point With Soledad O'Brien," she agreed with Bennett: "The point I think is absolutely fair -- that the war on drugs has failed, and we are not acknowledging it. We are spending over $50 billion a year fighting a war that has become a war on our own people."
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Whitney Houston had a long and public struggle with drugs, but cause of her death is unknown
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William Bennett: Some have said legalizing drugs would have saved Houston's life
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Numerous celebrities have died from using drugs that are legal and prescribed by doctors
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Bennett: Legalization does not prevent the abuse and misuse of drug; it accelerates it

Question: Lest Tony Bennett forget, @placeholder died from acute propofol intoxication administered to him by a doctor.

Question: Bennett and @placeholder's misguided solutions would result in more tragic deaths like Houston's.


Milwaukee (CNN) -- My 91-year-old mother finds a lot of things aggravating. Drugstores that run out of things that are on sale. Typos. And phone calls from Mitt Romney. Quite a few phone calls from Mitt Romney. Also from Rick Santorum. And other people advocating for each of them. She's had enough. Also the television ads. Do they have to run so many? This is one time my mother and the rest of Wisconsin appear to be in sync. The political atmosphere that has prevailed since February 2011, when Republican Gov. Scott Walker launched his proposals to strip public employee unions of almost all of their power, remains supercharged.
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Alan Borsuk: Wisconsin politics in overdrive, with convergence of high-drama elections
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Coming up, he says, are Tuesday's primary, recall votes, primaries for their opponents
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Borsuk: Fall vote, open Senate seat mean Wisconsinites are suffering from political fatigue
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People are sick to death of deluge of political ads and robocalls, Borsuk says

Question: @placeholder are worn down precisely because so much is going on, so many people are in various forms of uproar, and the parade of amazing political events doesn't seem to stop.


(CNN) -- A compromised levee in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, failed Tuesday, forcing authorities to order more evacuations in the region. The levee failed in at least four locations along a two-mile stretch along the Black River, City Manager Doug Bagby said. The failure was sending floodwaters from the Black River into a populated but rural area of Butler County, sparing the city of Poplar Bluff, said the city's deputy police chief, Jeff Rolland. Authorities were worried about another one to three inches of rain in the forecast. It was unclear how many people might eventually be affected by the flooding, Butler County Sheriff's Detective Scott Phelps said. As of midafternoon Tuesday, several hundred homes had been evacuated in the county, he said. The breaks occurred between Poplar Bluff and the community of Qulin, about 12 miles to the southeast.
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59 people rescued in Poplar Bluff area
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Levee fails, sending water rushing into rural part of Butler County, Missouri
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Missouri's governor has enlisted the National Guard in the flood fight

Question: Flood levels are dropping slowly, @placeholder said, and people may be able to return to their homes Wednesday afternoon if the trend continues.


(CNN) -- "What do you love? What do you fear? What's in your pocket?" These were among the questions asked of the world by director Kevin McDonald when shooting "Life in a Day," the remarkable crowd-sourced film that debuted on YouTube in 2011. Produced by Hollywood blockbuster brothers Ridley Scott ("Alien," "Blade Runner") and Tony Scott ("Top Gun"), and edited from 81,000 submissions from 192 countries, "Life in a Day" is a video mosaic of intimate moments from around the world all shot on one random day -- July 24, 2010. The documentary has racked up nearly 7.8 million views on YouTube to date.
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Director brother duo tapped for new Seoul crowd-sourcing movie
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Participants upload videos to official channel; prizes include cars, plane tickets
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Despite reputation for violent movies, Park Chan-wook excited to deliver message of hope

Question: Despite being the most celebrated director from the country, Park Chan Wook may be considered an odd choice for an ambitious global marketing effort for @placeholder tourism.


Boston (CNN) -- Widespread power outages and transit delays marked the start of a challenging week for millions of residents of the Northeastern United States, where a freak October snowstorm dropped more than 2 feet of snow in some places. Close to 1.7 million customers in five states remained without power Monday evening, and officials warned it could be Friday before power is back on everywhere. Utilities throughout the region reported significant progress in restoring power, but the cold, snowy conditions and house-by-house nature of the damage was slowing work, officials said. At least 13 deaths have been blamed on the weekend storm, which prompted emergency declarations from the governors of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts, and also put Halloween trick-or-treating plans in jeopardy.
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NEW: Power outages fall to about 1.7 million in five states
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Deaths attributed to storm rise to 13
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Trick-or-treat postponements spread through Northeast
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Roads could ice up again, and fallen power lines remain a risk, officials say

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Sienna Miller today admitted having a 'brief' affair with Daniel Craig - but insisted that she was just being friendly when she left him a voicemail message saying 'I love you'. The News of the World claimed that the actress was cheating on her then-boyfriend Jude Law in 2005 after a reporter listened to the message by hacking in to Mr Craig's inbox. The actress told a court today that she had a 'brief encounter' with her friend and co-star Mr Craig, but added that she often said 'I love you' at the end of phone conversations with friends or family.
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Actress told the Old Bailey she had a 'brief encounter' with co-star Craig
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Admits leaving voicemail message saying 'I love you' but insists she often ended conversations that way
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Court heard she asked journalist to be nicer to then-boyfriend Jude Law

Question: 'But I do not think I would have been crying in a message to @placeholder, no.'


By Adam Shergold England shift their World Cup preparations up another gear on Wednesday night as they take on Ecuador at Miami's Sun Life Stadium. It's the first of two warm-up friendlies Roy Hodgson's team will play there this week, with Honduras to follow on Saturday. Here's our lowdown on the Ecuador team that will line-up against England. Line-up: Ecuador pose for a team photograph ahead of their World Cup qualifier with Uruguay in Quito Match details The match kicks-off at 8pm UK time (3pm Miami time) and will be screened live on ITV. There will be a live blog on Mail Online Sport if you're not near a TV.
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England will take on South Americans at Sun Life Stadium in Miami
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Penultimate friendly for Roy Hodgson's team ahead of World Cup in Brazil
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Ecuador paired with France, Switzerland and Honduras in Group E
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Lost 3-1 to Mexico in last warm-up friendly in Texas on Saturday
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Concerns over Segundo Castillo's knee injury sustained in that game

Question: They've been paired with Switzerland, @placeholder and France in Group E and will fancy their chances of progressing to the knockout phase.


An old wooden shack and rows of tilted fence posts: In a way, this deserted little patch of Midwestern dirt was the starting point for every airport in the world. On a cold winter's day I scan a snowy, lonely field north of Dayton, Ohio. Not sure exactly where I am, I wonder for a minute if I'm lost. A National Park Service sign makes it clear what I'm looking at: "The first airport. Exploring Huffman Prairie Flying Field." Wait. Back up. I don't think I knew about that. Like millions of other Americans, I was taught that the Wright brothers worked their flying magic in a place called Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. Then it hit me: What I'd stumbled onto was the Wrights' outdoor laboratory -- where they took powered flight to the next level.
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Most know about Kitty Hawk, but the Wrights perfected their planes in Ohio
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National Park Service touts Huffman Prairie Flying Field as the "first airport"
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Many historic aviation firsts took place at Huffman Prairie, located north of Dayton
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Oldest airports include Maryland's College Park, Pearson Field in Washington state

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Dr. Conrad Murray's defense team challenged the motives and methods of the prosecution's anesthesiology expert Friday, while the judge threatened to hold the defense propofol expert in contempt for comments he made about the prosecution. Dr. Steven Shafer, the last prosecution witness, will still be on the witness stand when the trial resumes Monday. Shafer testified Thursday that the "only scenario" to explain Michael Jackson's death was that he overdosed on propofol infused through an IV drip set up by Dr. Murray. Prosecutors argue that Murray's reckless use of the surgical anesthetic propofol to help Jackson sleep led to his death, while the defense contends Jackson self-administered the fatal dose, along with sedatives, without Murray knowing.
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NEW: Defense anesthesiology expert faces a contempt of court hearing
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NEW: Dr. Steven Shafer says Michael Jackson could have turned the fatal IV drip on himself
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NEW: If Jackson infused himself with propofol, Dr. Conrad Murray's still guilty, Shafer says
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Murray's involuntary manslaughter trial could to go the jury the end of next week

Question: Shafer demonstrated how he believed @placeholder set up the propofol infusion by hanging a 100-milliliter vial from a stand with tubing attached that would have led to a catheter port in Jackson's left leg.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:04 EST, 12 March 2014 | UPDATED: 07:04 EST, 12 March 2014 The Oregon owners of a 22-pound housecat that trapped them in their bedroom after attacking their baby say they're not giving up on their pet and are getting him medical attention and therapy. Two days after police arrived to subdue the four-year-old part-Himalayan cat, owner Lee Palmer of Portland said he's taking the feline to a veterinarian. A pet psychologist also is due at the house to see the cat, named Lux. ‘We're not getting rid of him right now,’ Palmer said. ‘He's been part of our family for a long time.’
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Lee Palmer, his partner Teresa Barker and their baby son were forced to hide in their Oregon bedroom from Lux, a 22-pound Himalayan cat
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They had retreated there after the fearsome feline had scratched baby Jesse and Palmer kicked the cat's behind - turning it into a sour puss
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Too scared to emerge from the bedroom, Palmer called 911 for help
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Authorities arrived at the home and caught the cat before returning it to his family
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Lux's owners have said they're not giving up on him and plan to get him therapy his anger issues

Question: Palmer says the animal then ‘just went off over the edge’ - leading @placeholder and his girlfriend to barricade themselves, their baby and the family dog in the bedroom for safety.


(CNN) -- In Russian, there is an old saying: "An uninvited guest is worse than a Tatar," referring to the country's medieval invaders from the East. Although Edward Snowden's lawyer calls him "the most wanted man on the planet," it's clear that Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, would rather he were just about anywhere else. After five weeks in Sheremetyevo Airport's transit zone, the NSA leaker was allowed to leave on Thursday under a grant of temporary asylum valid for one year. A taxi spirited him to an undisclosed Moscow location, where Putin's Federal Security Service will undoubtedly be watching him closely.
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Daniel Treisman says Putin often takes anti-American stances to shore up his support
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He writes that the Snowden affair has put Putin in a difficult bind
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He says Putin can't be seen to be subservient to U.S. but doesn't want a fight
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Treisman: U.S. needs Russian support on some key international issues

Question: Russian intelligence must have known already that the @placeholder was comprehensively monitoring telephone and Internet traffic.

Question: He cannot extradite @placeholder to the U.S. without looking subservient.

Question: If Putin honors his pledge to stop Snowden harming what Putin called his "@placeholder partners," then at least further leaks will be prevented.


Washington (CNN) -- The White House and House Speaker John Boehner's office announced Thursday they reached agreement for President Barack Obama to address a joint session of Congress on September 8, resolving a dispute that temporarily overshadowed the focus of the planned speech -- job creation and economic growth. In simultaneous statements, Boehner's spokesman said Obama had been invited to give his speech at 7 p.m. ET next Thursday and the White House said the invitation was accepted. The agreement concluded an unusual spat over the usually non-controversial act of scheduling a presidential speech to Congress. The situation left Obama and the White House struggling to focus attention on the jobs package he will present rather than a backroom showdown that some labeled as childish and nonsense.
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NEW: Obama's speech will be at 7 p.m. on September 8
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Carney says Obama decided this week to deliver his jobs speech in Congress
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A dispute on the timing of the speech dominates media coverage
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Boehner balks at Obama's original request to speak on September 7

Question: "Wednesday was the soonest possible day upon their return from recess," @placeholder said of the date sought by Obama.

Question: Asked about what Obama will say in the speech, @placeholder refused to provide specifics, but said that "if members of Congress come back focused on the need to grow the economy and increase hiring, they will believe this is a good proposal."


By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:34 EST, 18 August 2012 | UPDATED: 05:53 EST, 21 August 2012 Endurance athlete Diana Nyad launched another bid on Saturday to set an open-water record by swimming 103 miles (166 kilometers) from Havana to the Florida Keys without a protective shark cage. Under a blazing afternoon sun at the Hemingway Marina in the Cuban capital, Nyad adjusted her cap and goggles, pointed to the open water, blew a bugle and cried: 'Adios amigos! Courage!' Then she leaped in feet first and stroked out toward her supportboat. Less than a week before she turns 63-years-old, the Los Angeles woman is attempting a feat that even the fittest of human beings would find daunting. It's a dream that has taken three years of marathon open-water training swims and seen multiple aborted attempts at the crossing.
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Diana Nyad hopes to set a record by swimming the Florida strait without any protection from sharks
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The journey, from Havana to the Florida Keys, is 103 miles (166 kilometers) and Nyad expects it will take 60 hours
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A 50-person support team including navigators, weather gurus and a shark handler will accompanying Nyad on five vessels

Question: @placeholder were forecast to remain calm in the coming days.


Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Thailand's army had nothing to do with the shooting of an opposition leader in downtown Bangkok, a military spokesman said Friday. The Thursday incident is under investigation, said Col. Sansern Kaewkumnerd, an Army spokesman. Violence erupted during anti-government protests in Thailand on Thursday as one demonstrator was killed and the key protest leader was shot in the head while being interviewed by journalists. Tension soared amid the sound of explosions and gunfire and an anarchic mob atmosphere in downtown Bangkok's Lumpini Park, where protesters had massed. Video footage showed one protester dead on the pavement. There was also footage of Red Shirt movement leader Maj. Gen. Khattiya Sawasdipol lying on the ground, dressed in camouflage, as frantic protesters attempted to move him and get help.
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Red Shirt leader "Seh Daeng" is hospitalized after being shot earlier
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Anti-government UDD demands Abhisit dissolve lower house of parliament
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UDD, also called Red Shirts, are supporters of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra

Question: The violence erupted after Thai authorities set a new deadline to seal off the @placeholder intersection where protesters have gathered by the thousands for the past month.


(CNN) -- A question. What connects Facebook enthusiasts in China busy translating the social networking site into Mandarin and a community of orthopaedic surgeons swapping ideas on how to treat spinal injuries? Facebook has called on its network of users to create new innovations to the site. The answer. They're both examples of a worldwide phenomenon that is changing the way people -- and ultimately businesses -- develop ideas. Collaborative Innovation Networks (COINs) are online communities of like-minded people working together to create innovations. Author and scientist Peter Gloor originated the term. He describes it as a "cyberteam of self-motivated people with a collective vision."
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Collaborative Innovation Networks (COINs) are online communities of innovators
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The World Wide Web and Wikipedia were both developed by COINs
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Author Peter Gloor says business needs to take notice of Web-based innovators
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Benjamin Franklin's club for mutual improvement is an early example of a COIN

Question: In the case of @placeholder, they are the Chinese users of the site who are helping to translate it into their native language.


By Tamara Cohen and Matt Chorley PUBLISHED: 04:06 EST, 21 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:38 EST, 21 December 2012 Former Chief Whip has lost confidence in the head of the Met Police in the growing row over the investigation into his stand-off with Downing Street officers David Cameron is under growing pressure about why he failed to publicly challenge the police over the plebgate affair when doubts about the police's account emerged three months ago. Downing Street identified inconsistencies between claims Chief Whip Andrew Mitchell called police 'f****** plebs' in a row in September, but was reluctant to question Scotland Yard's account.
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Prime Minister says he had doubts about claims against his Chief Whip three months ago
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Andrew Mitchell lets it be known he has 'no confidence' in Scotland Yard chief Bernard Hogan Howe
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Police Federation admits mistakes in stoking 'pleb' row

Question: Mr @placeholder resigned from government a month after ranting at police officers who told him he could not ride his bike through the gates of Downing Street.


AUGUSTUS: FROM REVOLUTIONARY TO EMPEROR By Adrian Goldsworthy (Weidenfeld & Nicolson £25) The Roman emperor Augustus surely has a good claim to be considered the greatest leader in history. At 18, he made himself undisputed ruler of Rome and the most powerful man on Earth, governing an empire that was not only mostly peaceful, but prosperous under him. Not bad for a sickly teenager, whose eyes were described as being as widely spaced a horse’s, and whose limbs were marked by scaly skin. At 18 Augustus made himself undisputed ruler of Rome and the most powerful man on Earth His rise to power followed years of bloody civil war. Not everyone supported Augustus’s rule, but most agreed it was preferable to continuing slaughter. Grateful Romans hailed him as the son of a god and father of his country.
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At 18 Augustus made himself undisputed ruler of Rome
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He became the most powerful man on Earth
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His rise to power followed years of bloody civil war
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Historians said he had taste for married women and a vicious temper
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Ambition, political acumen, sleight of hand and plenty of good fortune smoothed Augustus’s path to supremacy

Question: For almost six decades he dominated the violent world of @placeholder politics.


Joe Schmidt has angrily denied influencing provincial selection, rubbishing suggestions he has 'blocked' Darren Cave's path back to the Ireland squad. Head coach Schmidt has confirmed Robbie Henshaw and Jared Payne will fight it out for Ireland's no 13 shirt in the upcoming Guinness Test series. Henshaw and Payne face a shoot-out to replace the retired Brian O'Driscoll, with Ulster centre Cave overlooked for Ireland's autumn ranks. Ireland coach Joe Schmidt has angrily denied influencing provincial selection Cave last year claimed his 'face doesn't fit' with the Ireland set-up, while Eoin Griffin left Connacht for London Irish in the summer, frustrated by his lack of national chances.
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Head coach Schmidt confirms Robbie Henshaw and Jared Payne will fight it out for Ireland's no 13 shirt in the upcoming Guinness Test series
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Ulster centre Darren Cave last year claimed his 'face doesn't fit' with the Ireland set-up
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Schmidt defends decision to omit Ulster fly-half Paddy Jackson from Ireland's autumn squad

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Household name: Critics say Alan Titchmarsh has been given preferential treatment because of his popularity His fellow gardeners were all banned from presenting at Chelsea Flower Show when they found themselves at risk of ‘conflict of interest’. But it appears when you are Alan Titchmarsh and regarded as the nation’s favourite green-fingered expert, the same guidelines don’t apply. The BBC was yesterday accused of having one rule for Titchmarsh and another for its lesser lights after it emerged the gardener has been allowed to present Chelsea Flower Show coverage while being the face of Waitrose, a sponsor at the event.
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Presenter Alan Titchmarsh, 64 accused of having a 'conflict of interest' as the ambassador for Waitrose
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BBC accused of giving Titchmarsh special treatment while lesser-known presenters were dropped for commercial interests last year
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Presenter didn't commentate on exhibit sponsored by Waitrose, which won a medal at the show this week

Question: @placeholder still does a good job but the rules are the rules and should apply to everybody.’