(CNN) -- Responding to simmering controversy among Catholic bloggers about her new birth control program, Melinda Gates -- a practicing Catholic -- said she will not shrink from her role as an advocate for poor women. "Part of what I do with the (Gates) Foundation comes from that incredible social justice I had growing up and belief that all lives, all lives are of equal value," said Gates during a recent interview with CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta. About the flak over her Catholicism she said: "We're not going to agree about everything, but that's OK." Gates is promoting an ambitious family planning program -- which includes raising billions of dollars to provide contraceptives to 120 million women worldwide -- at the London Summit on Family Planning July 11.
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Melinda Gates is co-founder with Bill Gates of charitable foundation
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Melinda Gates is a practicing Catholic
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Her foundation initiative for contraception in third world generating Catholic criticism
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Gates says she will continue to advocate for access to birth control

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The surprise winner of a Texas election has been criticized for misleading the mainly black constituents into believing he was African American. Dave Wilson, a white Republican and anti-gay activist, beat Houston's 24-year incumbent Bruce Austin in what has been described as a 'racially tinged campaign'. Mr Wilson won with a margin of 26 after he campaigned using flyers featuring African Americans and the message 'Vote for our neighbor Dave Wilson'. Campaign: Republican Dave Wilson was the surprise winner of a Houston election Misleading? Wilson's opposition in the predominately black constituency claimed the businessman implied he was African American 'I'd always said it was a long shot. I didn't expect to win,' the former fringe candidate told KHOU.
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Republican 'endorsed' by cousin with same name as respected state representative
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Incumbent Bruce Austin demands recount after losing seat he held for 24 years

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(CNN) -- The first time I spoke to Norma Bastidas, she was having a rough couple of days. Thirty miles into her attempt to set the record for the world's longest triathlon, Bastidas, 47, had to start over due to a GPS malfunction. The saltwater off Cancun, Mexico, was eating away at her gums and throat. Her face was sunburned. She'd been stung several times by sea creatures, so her lips were swollen. "I wanted to look like Angelina Jolie, but I probably look like Mickey Rourke in 'The Wrestler,' " she joked. Her laid-back sense of humor belies an ambitious drive. A year ago, Bastidas didn't even know how to swim. But on March 20, she finished swimming 95 miles in the Caribbean to complete that leg of her triathlon challenge. On April 4, she crossed the U.S.-Mexico border, averaging about 130 miles a day on her bike.
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Norma Bastidas plans to swim, bike and run 3,762 miles
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She's running toward Washington, where her journey ends
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Bastidas says she hopes to raise awareness about human trafficking

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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:39 PM on 13th December 2011 A war veteran severely injured during Occupy Oakland protests in October made a stirring comeback yesterday as demonstrators blocked gates across some of the West Coast's busiest ports. Scott Olsen, who suffered a fractured skull when he was hit by a police tear gas canister on October 25, led more than 1,000 demonstrators from downtown Oakland, California, to the city's port as part of marches intended to bring cargo traffic to a halt. Wearing a neck brace, the 24-year-old was greeted with loud cheers as he addressed the crowd.
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Closures affected terminals at ports in Oakland, Portland and Longview Washington
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Two arrested in Portland for carrying weapons
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In Oakland, shipping companies and the longshoremen's union agreed to send home about 150 workers
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In Longview, Washington, workers were sent home out of concerns for their 'health and safety'
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Most dramatic gesture since police raids cleared out most remaining Occupy tent camps last month

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(CNN) -- Consumer demand for mobile media is growing fast, but the smartphone app market has quickly become heavily saturated and fairly confusing. Perhaps one of the best ways for a company to increase its customer base is to go after the kinds of phones that the majority of mobile users in the U.S. and elsewhere currently have -- feature phones. Feature phones are usually cheaper devices that offer less computing ability than smartphones. This weekend, Facebook acquired Snaptu, a platform that delivers Java-based apps that run on most feature phone models. According to comScore, as of January 2011 only about 28% of all mobile phones in the U.S. were smartphones. This means 72% of U.S. cell phones are feature phones, most of which have a broad array of features, including the ability to run Java-based apps.
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Facebook just bought Snaptu, a platform for apps that run on feature phone models
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About 72% of U.S. cell phones are feature phones
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Wireless carriers would have to play ball for the feature phone app market to grow

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By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 07:40 EST, 25 May 2012 | UPDATED: 13:33 EST, 25 May 2012 Jeremy Hunt's former special adviser was told his job was safe hours before being ordered to fall on his sword after damaging emails between the Government and the Murdoch empire were revealed. Adam Smith said the Culture Secretary had assured him over evening drinks that the aide was only doing his job that he should not worry. But the following day Mr Hunt spent the morning in meetings before calling his assistant in and telling him 'everyone thinks you need to go', Mr Smith said.
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Adam Smith tells Leveson that Hunt told him to fall on his sword
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'I don't regret it': Cameron defends decision to hand BSkyB decision to Hunt
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Just a week before bombshell memo, Hunt was warned by civil servants not to get involved in bid
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Hunt addressed a senior News Corporation lobbyist as 'daddy' and 'mon ami' in dozens of jokey and intimate text messages
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Fred Michel said to Nick Clegg's aide: 'Most people of power and influence try to avoid Duke of York at all costs!'
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Harriet Harman says the evidence of Hunt's wrongdoing was 'absolutely massive'
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Boyfriend of murdered model Sally-Anne Bowman to sue News International for phone hacking
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Hunt and Tony Blair will appear at the Leveson Inquiry next week

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Russia needs to keep actively guarding its sovereignty to avoid becoming like a chained bear whose captors "will pull out his teeth and claws," President Vladimir Putin said Thursday. Responding to a question at his annual news conference about Russia's annexation of Crimea, Putin drew an analogy with what would happen if "our most recognizable symbol ... the bear who guards his Taiga (forest)" stopped chasing pigs and sat still, "maybe eating berries and honey." The President pondered whether the bear would then be left alone before answering: "They won't leave him alone. They are always trying to put him on a chain. They will always try to put him on a chain and as soon as he is put on this chain, they will pull out his teeth and claws. In today's terms we are speaking about our nuclear deterrence. As soon as, God forbid, this is done, the bear isn't needed anymore."
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Vladimir Putin compares Russia to a bear trying to protect its forest
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Putin says if the bear rests, it will have its teeth and claws pulled out
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At year-end news conference, he said sanctions were behind some of Russia's woes
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Russian President said Moscow was ready to mediate in the Ukraine crisis

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It’s more James Bond than Philippe Starck - a UK-based firm has spent millions creating the house of the future using space-age technology that would be more at home in Q Division, the research and development arm of the secret service, than Ikea. The so-called Cornflake house - named after the company that installed the devices - includes a secret wall and floor that rotates to reveal a hidden two meter television screen and a virtual security guard complete with Alsatian ‘patrolling’ various rooms by projector. There’s also a £10,000 hot drinks maker operated remotely by an iPad that shoots beverages into vacant cups, magnetic wallpaper, a cinema and other high-tech gadgety that cost a total of £750,000.
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Gadgets in the London property, fitted by UK technology company Cornflake, cost a total £750,000
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House has secret walls, rotating bars, a cinema, magnetic wallpaper, coffee machines controlled by iPads and more

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Washington (CNN) -- Two people without invitations crashed President Obama's first White House state dinner, the U.S. Secret Service said Wednesday. The Secret Service confirmed a Washington Post report that the couple who crashed Tuesday night's dinner were Tareq and Michaele Salahi. The Post described the couple as polo-playing socialites from northern Virginia. A Secret Service checkpoint "did not follow proper procedures" to determine if the two were on the guest list for the dinner, said Edwin M. Donovan, a Secret Service special agent, in a statement. Playing down any security threat, Donovan's statement said: "It is important to note that these individuals went through magnetometers and other levels of security, as did all guests attending the dinner."
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Secret Service: Tareq and Michaele Salahi attended state dinner without invitations
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Michaele Salahi's Facebook page shows pictures of couple with vice president
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Couple are polo-playing socialites from northern Virginia, Washington Post reports

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(CNN) -- The day my daughter Marley was born, I went straight to the nursery and held her for well over two hours. I just held her and cried because I had never experienced such a love for anyone or anything in my life. I think the nurses thought I was crazy because eventually they told me I needed to go be with my wife. Three days later, before we left the hospital, the pediatric doctor told us she thought Marley might have Down syndrome. My reaction: Are you freaking kidding me? I immediately had a panic attack and was taken to the emergency room. Thoughts were racing through my mind: How could my perfect daughter have Down syndrome? How could they not know for sure? How could the general ultrasound, which said we had a 1-in-18,000 chance of having a child with Down syndrome, be wrong? Why was God punishing me? How could I live with a daughter that was going to be rejected by everyone ... including myself?
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Jack Barr Jr. had a panic attack when he found out his daughter had Down syndrome
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Barr planned to go for a walk and never return to his family, but then had a change of heart
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Now, he wants to encourage other parents to think differently about Down syndrome
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Got a parenting confession? Share it with CNN iReport

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The Ohio man who confessed in a viral video that he killed a man while driving drunk was sentenced Wednesday to six-and-a-half years in prison and a lifetime suspension of his driver's license. Dressed in a green prison uniform, 22-year-old Matthew Cordle addressed the Columbus, Ohio, courtroom before Judge David Fais handed down his sentence. "Whatever my sentence may be, the true punishment is living," Cordle said. He was also ordered to pay court costs and a $1,075 fine. Cordle pleaded guilty in September to aggravated vehicular homicide and operating a vehicle while impaired. He made headlines when he posted a YouTube video on September 3 confessing to driving while drunk and killing 61-year old Vincent Canzani on June 22. Several days after the video appeared online, Cordle surrendered to authorities and was charged for his involvement in the wrong-way crash.
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Matthew Cordle: "There is really no fair sentence when it comes to the loss of life"
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Cordle is sentenced to 6½ years in prison; he faced a maximum of 8½
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In an online video, Cordle said he was driving drunk and killed 61-year-old Vincent Canzani

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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (CNN) -- Oklahoma state Rep. Charles Key never bought the official version of what happened 15 years ago Monday at the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. Even though authorities prosecuted a small group of extremists, whose homemade bomb killed 168 people, Key claimed that there was a government conspiracy to hide the truth. He said at a 1998 news conference, "It's obvious that there's more to this case than what some in the government want you to know." Today, his distrust of the federal government is as deep as ever. Key stands for many of the issues that attract Tea Party protesters to a rally on the Capitol steps: less government, lower taxes and more liberty.
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Many of issues Rep. Charles Key stands for attract members of the Tea Party
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Key has mistrusted government since 1995 attack on Murrah Federal Building
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Key: Today's federal government is "dictatorial," on way to becoming "tyranny"

Question: "When I ran in 2006, the @placeholder bombing was not on the radar screen," he said.


Police found the body of an eight-months-pregnant teen dead in the back of her suspected killer's car, after the man committed suicide at the end of a high-speed chase Thursday night. The body of 18-year-old Brooke Slocum, who was carrying unborn daughter Audi Lynn, was discovered just one day after cops found her 25-year-old boyfriend Charlie Oppenneer murdered in a Wyoming, Michigan park. On Friday, Wyoming Police Chief James Carmody identified the dead suspect as Brady Oestrike, 31, also of Wyoming and said he connected with Slocum on Craigslist. Couple killed: Eight-months-pregnant teenager Brooke Slocum (left) was found dead Thursday night, in the trunk of her suspected killer's ca. Her body was found one day after police discovered her 25-year-old boyfriend Charlie Oppenneer (right) murdered in a wooded area
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Brooke Slocum, 18, was found dead in the trunk of suspected killer Brady Oestrike's car
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Oestrike was under surveillance Thursday night when he left his house and was chased by police
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Police say the 31-year-old crashed his car and then committed suicide by shooting himself
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The discovery of Slocums' body comes just one day after her boyfriend Carlie Oppenneer was found murdered in a park

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Strong minded and individual as they are, neither Eugenie Bouchard nor Maria Sharapova particularly enjoy the comparisons that are inevitably made between them. That does not stop them being paired up in the covering term 'Geniepova', and their careers will converge further after they set up a meeting in the quarter final of the Australian Open. Their latest encounter comes around after the 20 year-old Canadian defeated Romania's Irina-Camelia Begu 6-1 5-7 6-2 while the Russian made impressively short work of Shuai Peng, winning 6-3 6-0. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch Maria Sharapova was never in trouble against Shaui Peng as she reached the quarter-final
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Maria Sharapova and Eugenie Bouchard will meet at the Australian Open
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Both reached the quarter-finals on Sunday with contrasting victories
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Sharapova lost just three games to Shuai Peng in Melbourne
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But Bouchard lost the second set before beating Irina-Camelia Begu

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(CNN) -- Operation El Dorado Canyon, authorized by President Ronald Reagan and launched on April 14, 1986, entailed the bombing of military and terrorist installations in Tripoli, Libya. The attack was ordered partly in retaliation for Libya's role in the bombing of a West Berlin discotheque that claimed the life of two U.S. servicemen and a Turkish citizen while injuring more than 200 people, including many Americans. Reagan also described the U.S. attack on Libya as a "pre-emptive action ... (designed to) diminish Col. (Moammar Gadhafi's) capacity to export terror." He warned, "If necessary, we shall do it again." Criticized by Western European allies, the U.S. maneuver was endorsed by British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Speaking at the House of Commons on April 15, she reasoned that "Article 51 of the U.N. Charter specifically recognizes the right of self-defense. In view of Libya's promotion of terrorism, the failure of peaceful means to deter it and the evidence that further attacks were threatened, I replied to the (U.S.) president that we would support action directed against specific Libyan targets. ..."
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Kiron Skinner: Margaret Thatcher gave crucial support to anti-terror efforts
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She says British prime minister backed Reagan's retaliation against Libya
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Skinner: Thatcher was an early, prescient voice on terrorism's threat to the West

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They have some of the most provocative names around and, at first glance, may seem less than appetising when reaching for a snack or drink. But what seems like terrible brands to us could just actually be the true meanings of words getting lost in translation. From Japan's Cream Collon biscuit rolls to Finland's Megapussi crips, FEMAIL reveals some of the most unfortunately named foods in the world. Japan's Cream Collon is a biscuit snack shaped like small tubes and filled with cream Cream Collon Biscuit Roll Biscuit snacks shaped like small tubes and filled with cream should not be labelled with such a laughable name. The Japanese product, which is manufactured by the country's biggest confectionery company Glico, is a favourite with students and children.
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Japanese enjoy Collon Creams rolls and Nude Crunk Balls
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No Turkish party is complete without a tub of Cemen or tomato dip
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Only Puke honey bean crackers from China may make you feel ill

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(CNN) -- Ethiopia had waited 31 years for this moment -- and its football players didn't disappoint as it produced an impressive performance to take a point from defending champion Zambia. Forced to play with 10-men for much of the contest following the dismissal of goalkeeper Jemal Tassew, Ethiopia overcame a first-half penalty miss and a Collins Mbesuma goal to claim a 1-1 draw. Adane Girma's 65th minute strike sparked wild celebrations amongst the Walya Antelopes' fans and coach Sewnet Bishaw was left delighted with his team's performance. Ibrahim eyes Africa Cup of Nations chance "I'm happy as we missed a penalty and drew. This is our first experience after 31 years so, as you see, it was fantastic for our football," he told reporters.
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Ethiopia marked return to Africa Cup of Nations with 1-1 draw against Zambia
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Ethiopia missed first half penalty and had goalkeeper sent off
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Collins Mbesuma gave Zambia the lead only for Adane Girma to equalize
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Nigeria held to 1-1- draw by Burkina Faso in Group C's other game

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:29 EST, 30 September 2013 | UPDATED: 13:30 EST, 30 September 2013 The British tourist who nearly died when a rogue taxi cab drove onto a Manhattan sidewalk and severed her foot appear on the Dr Oz show Tuesday for their first reunion since her horrific ordeal. Sian Green, 24, was walking with a friend near Oz's production offices August 20 when a cab driver lost control and ran her over. Among those who rushed to her aid was television personality Dr Oz, who brought Green in to do a taping of his show just a day after she was discharged from the hospital.
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Sian Green, 24, lost her left leg when a rogue taxi cab ran onto the sidewalk in front of Dr Oz's production offices in New York City
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Green's appearance on the Dr Oz stage Tuesday will be the first time she's met with him since the accident and she'll meet David Justino. the man who saved her life by turning his belt into a tourniquet, for the first time
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Green discusses how she stays upbeat as well as her plans for the future

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Lazar Markovic's early strike and lively first-half performance was enough for Liverpool to escape the Stadium of Light with all three points. Here, Craig Hope runs through how the players performed. SUNDERLAND (4-1-4-1) Costel Pantilimon -  5.5 Kicking suspect yet again and does little to instil confidence in his defence. Santiago Vergini - 5 A disaster at times, giving ball away and failing to get forward. A torrid afternoon. Wes Brown - 5.5 Could not handle movement and trickery of Liverpool frontline and was run ragged. Very lucky not to concede early penalty. John O’Shea - 6 Tried his best to lead backline but was himself at sixes and sevens.
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Lazar Markovic bundles in the opener from close range early on
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Liam Bridcutt was sent off for Sunderland after two bookable offences
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Click here for Sportsmail's MATCH ZONE analysis from the clash

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- About a year ago, a former quarterback with the San Diego Chargers and a retired linebacker with the Minnesota Vikings lifted their once-sturdy frames onto a cold examination table. Meanwhile, a radioactive chemical was coursing through their bodies on its way to receptors in their brain tissue. A hum filled the room as each man slid toward a doughnut-shaped opening on a brain scanner. When their scans were later analyzed, crimson and bright yellow bands appeared deep in their brains, indicating damage. The two former players, Wayne Clark and Fred McNeill, were participants in a pilot study at UCLA that may have found a destructive protein called tau in the brains of five living retired National Football League players.
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Former NFL players Wayne Clark and Fred McNeill participated in a UCLA study
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The protein tau, linked to a brain disease, was found in both of their brains
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McNeill has early-stage dementia; Clark does not
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Researchers say other variables may come into play when it comes to the disease

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(CNN) -- Three days after Asiana Airlines Flight 214 crash landed at San Francisco International Airport with the loss of two lives, there is still no official explanation for what caused the incident. Officials have said the Boeing 777, which had flown from Seoul in South Korea, was traveling slower than recommended on its final approach, though it could be months before a definite cause for this is determined. Before that an expert team of air crash investigators must complete a thorough analysis of the events leading up to the crash. CNN looks at how such an investigation works. Interactive: What happened with Asiana Flight 214?
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Official: Asiana Flight 214 was traveling slower than was recommended
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Air crash investigators must complete analysis of events leading up to crash
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National Transportation Safety Board investigating Asiana incident
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Investigators will look at all factors, from mechanical to human

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(CNN) -- One damp, chilly evening in October, Dolores Kopchak called the police. She had a rather unusual problem: a lion in her back yard. She was calling from Kopchak Road, named after her family and familiar to law enforcement authorities in the small town of Zanesville, Ohio. They had had responded to complaints there before. Kopchak's neighbor, Terry Thompson, owned a bunch of wild animals. When Sgt. Steve Blake arrived on the scene, he saw a black bear and two African lions. He immediately shut down Kopchak Road and called for help. What happened next on that evening reads more like the stuff of an action-packed adventure novel than police reports.
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County sheriff's office releases reports about what happened in Zanesville, Ohio
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Deputies came face to face with dangerous animals
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Owner Terry Thompson cut their cages and then killed himself
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The deputies said they were ordered to "neutralize" the animals on the prowl

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CNN -- Sebastian Junger found him crouched on a battlefield in Afghanistan, fighting to stay alive. Ahmad Shah Massoud, center in white shirt, leads his men in his beloved Afghan mountains. The Taliban had the man cornered and outnumbered. A sniper's bullet came so close to the man that it plucked dirt between his feet. But Junger watched him coolly orchestrate a cunning counterattack by his soldiers -- all while discussing his favorite poetry and international news. "He had tremendous magnetism," says Junger, a noted journalist and author who has written bestsellers like "The Perfect Storm," and "A Death in Belmont."
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Legendary Afghan leader instilled fear in Taliban, Afghans say
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Ahmad Shah Massoud considered prototype for Afghan leader, some say
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Author Sebastian Junger: 'He had tremendous magnetism'

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Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg faced the media at Thursday's press conference ahead of this weekend's Italian Grand Prix. The Mercedes team-mates, and rivals for the Formula One title, were selected by the FIA in the wake of their controversial crash at the Belgium Grand Prix. Rosberg has since been fined a six-figure sum by Mercedes for his role in the incident which resulted in Hamilton retiring from the race. Read what they had to say about the incident in Spa, and on moving forward, below... VIDEO Scroll down to watch Lewis Hamilton preview the Italian Grand Prix Facing the media: Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg answered questions from the assembled press in Monza
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Hamilton and Rosberg selected for Italian Grand Prix press conference
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Mercedes rivals faced questions from media following Spa crash
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Rosberg has apologised to Hamilton, the team and F1 fans since the incident
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German fined six-figure sum by Mercedes but leads world championship
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Fernando Alonso also featured in press conference ahead of Monza race

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Gus Poyet says he hates the trend of footballers betraying dressing-room secrets in their best-selling books. Former Sunderland boss Roy Keane has spoken candidly about his time at the club in his autobiography, The Second Half, including his anger when ABBA’s Dancing Queen was played in the dressing-room before one match. Poyet has no problem with ABBA – he went to see the tribute musical Mamma Mia in London – but does take issue with the growing culture of former players and managers revealing stories which he believes should remain private. Sunderland manager Gus Poyet is not a fan of footballers revealing all in their memoirs
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Sunderland manager does not like footballers writing their memoirs
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Gus Poyet will not be reading former Black Cats boss Roy Keane's book
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Wes Brown and John O'Shea will form Sunderland's central defence  in their Premier League clash with Southampton

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By Leslie Larson PUBLISHED: 19:04 EST, 21 March 2013 | UPDATED: 11:52 EST, 22 March 2013 Let the insanity begin! March Madness kicked off with a bang on Thursday with millions of Americans glued to the games to see how their brackets would fare in the early stages. As the NCAA tournament brings out the bracketologist in all of us, one mathematician is encouraging people to keep expectations low because the odds are not in your favor. After running the numbers, DePaul University Math Professor Jeff Bergen estimates there is only a one in 9 quintillion (that's a 9 followed by 18 zeros) of filling out a perfect bracket. Serenity now.
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DePaul prof calculates a 1 in 9,223,372,036,854,775,808 chance of accuracy
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Among NCAA aficionados chances are 1 in 128,000,000,000
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Georgia Tech computer model predicts Florida as the winner
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Statistician Nate Silver estimates Louisville as the most likely victor
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President Obama says it's Indiana's year to win
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'When your bracket goes down the tubes, don't worry so does everyone else's,' mathematician says

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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 12:22 EST, 10 June 2013 | UPDATED: 14:09 EST, 10 June 2013 Three men who raided 45 homes across the South East of England and stole £25,000 from elderly people in just six months have been jailed. Patrick Cawley, his brother John Cawley and James Boyle pretended to be police officers to trick their way into the pensioners' homes. In all cases they would flash a fake police warrant card before telling their victims they had arrested someone for a burglary in the area and that they needed to check if anything had been stolen from their homes.
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Patrick Cawley, John Cawley and James Boyle pretended to be police officers to trick their way into the homes
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The con artists targeted elderly people in their 80s and 90s
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All three have been jailed at St Albans Crown Court

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At least 1,900 Hong Kongers took the streets to call for democracy on a sweltering Sunday afternoon, an energetic prelude to Wednesday's scheduled mass vigil honoring the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown. The protesters, many of whom were students, marched to Hong Kong's government headquarters shouting "democracy now" and "end one-party rule." A team carried a massive banner demanding Chinese leaders formally acknowledge what happened on June 4th, 1989, while others carried signs demanding the release of political prisoners such as Nobel Prize-winning dissident Liu Xiaobo. One of the lead marchers was Yvonne Leung, 20, the president of the Hong Kong University Students Union.
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At least 1,900 Hong Kongers took the streets to call for democracy
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Marcher: "My main concern is to end one-party rule in China"
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Protest foreshadows even larger planned demonstrations

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Nasa has spotted a mysterious methane cloud high in the atmosphere of Saturn's moon Titan. They say the phenomenon is similar to exotic clouds found far above Earth's poles. This lofty cloud, imaged by Nasa's Cassini spacecraft, was part of the winter cap of condensation over Titan's north pole. This cloud in the stratosphere over Titan's north pole  contains methane ice, which was not previously thought to form in that part of the atmosphere. Cassini first spotted the cloud in 2006. The newly identified cloud instead developed in the stratosphere, the layer above the troposphere. Earth has its own polar stratospheric clouds, which typically form above the North Pole and South Pole between 49,000 and 82,000 feet (15 to 25 kilometers) - well above cruising altitude for airplanes.
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Similar to exotic clouds found far above Earth's poles
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Was part of the winter cap of condensation over Titan's north pole

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Question: Other stratospheric clouds had been identified on @placeholder already, including a very thin, diffuse cloud of ethane, a chemical formed after methane breaks down.


President Francois Hollande arrived in the Philippines on Thursday to promote the fight against climate change - but felt he couldn't make his point without the help of two glamorous French actresses. As president of France, Hollande carries a fair amount of clout in political circles, but in this instance he brought Marion Cotillard and Melanie Laurent along to bolster his case. The two-day trip, the first by a French president to the Philippines, is part of Hollande's campaign to build diplomatic momentum ahead of the United Nations event that France will host in December. French President François Hollande walks past a Philippine honour guard as he arrives at a military airbase in Manila
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President Francois Hollande arrived in the Philippines on Thursday
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Holland is there to promote the fight against climate change - but took help
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He decided to take actresses Marion Cotillard and Melanie Laurent with him

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As the crisis in Syria enters its third year and the death toll exceeds 70,000, America's values and interests are increasingly at risk as others fill the void left by our inaction. I saw this firsthand during a recent trip to the Middle East during which I met with Jordanians, Syrians and Israelis concerned about the fallout of a brutal civil war. In Jordan, the government and international aid agencies are scrambling to deal with more than 400,000 refugees fleeing the fighting, many of whom are women and children. Meanwhile, our allies in Israel are increasingly concerned about the nightmare scenario of chemical and advanced anti-aircraft weapons falling into the hands of terrorist groups such as Hezbollah or Islamist groups linked to al Qaeda.
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Marco Rubio: U.S. must step in with more assistance or other actors will fill void
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He says Obama's slowness to act to end bloodshed risks increasing instability in region
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He says U.S. should help moderates get ammunition and training to oust al-Assad
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Rubio: U.S. should back opposition; the Syrian people will remember U.S. help

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Colonia Juarez, Mexico (CNN) -- In the rolling hills of northern Mexico, about 180 miles south of the U.S. border, lies a community that stands out for its religious roots. The houses in this community surrounded by peach and apple orchards look more like homes you would find in the American Southwest than in Mexico. On top of a hill stands a gleaming white Mormon temple, a rarity in this largely Catholic country. Miles Anthony Romney is a resident in this community called Colonia Juarez and a practicing Mormon. The 50-year-old owner of orchards and a fruit packing plant says his family descends from Mormons who settled in this area more than 125 years ago.
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Republican Mitt Romney has cousins in Mexico
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They came from Utah to settle in Mexico in the late 1800s
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They are loyal both to their cousin and to Mexico

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(CNN) -- Mexican pop singer Kalimba was deported from the United States to Mexico after U.S. Border Patrol agents arrested him for an immigration violation, state media reported. He was arrested in El Paso, Texas, Thursday afternoon, U.S. Border Patrol spokesman Ramiro Cordero said. On Wednesday, a judge in the state of Quintana Roo issued an arrest warrant for the singer, whose full name is Kalimba Kadjhali Marichal Ibar, according to the state-run Notimex news agency. Prosecutors allege that he raped a teen there in December. In an interview with CNN affiliate Televisa earlier this month, Kalimba denied the accusations and said he had not attacked anyone.
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NEW: In an interview with CNN affiliate Televisa, the singer denies the rape accusation
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The U.S. Border Patrol says Mexican singer Kalimba was arrested in El Paso, Texas
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He is accused of raping a teen in a hotel in the Mexican state of Quintana Roo
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A judge there issued a warrant for his arrest on Wednesday

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:17 EST, 5 May 2012 | UPDATED: 11:40 EST, 5 May 2012 The Vatican's semi-official newspaper has angered supporters of euthanasia and abortions by suggesting they apply the same justifications that were used by the Nazis to champion their murderous eugenics programme. The controversial claim that they believe in the survival of the fittest concept, was made in an article on the front page of today's issue of L'Osservatore RomanO. It was published in response to the recent Italian translation of a 1920 book  titled Allowing the Destruction of Life Unworthy of Living, by two German scholars, Karl Binding and Alfred Hoche.
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Article argues Nazi values can be seen in the 'writings of many contemporary bioethicists, and of many politicians'
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Accusations have angered pro-choice supporters

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 11:48 EST, 28 September 2012 | UPDATED: 17:01 EST, 28 September 2012 Authorities drilled through concrete and removed soil samples in a modest Detroit-area neighbourhood today in the latest effort to find the remains of Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa, who disappeared in 1975. There was no sign of human remains, but test results of the soil could be ready by Monday, Roseville Police Chief James Berlin said. 'We're not sure if anything is down there. That's what this is all about,' Berlin said. Scroll down for video Digging: A Roseville police officer stands by the door of a shed as a worker prepares to drill through a concrete floor to remove wet soil samples
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Teamsters boss last seen at suburban Detroit restaurant on July 30, 1975
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Man in Roseville, Michigan, claims he witnessed Hoffa's burial
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Cops say the homeowner, has lived at the home for a little more than a decade, and is being cooperative with their investigation
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FBI remains skeptical over the tip

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San Pedro Sula, Honduras (CNN) -- Tossed in a truck, robbed. Dumped at a house. Held for ransom. The 14-year-old traveled alone by bus from his home in Honduras, through Guatemala, into Mexico, where his dream of reaching the United States was cut short by a band of criminals. Nehemias said his family was forced to pay $2,000 for his release. He had nowhere to go. "I turned myself over to (Mexican) immigration authorities. I didn't have any more money. They took all the money. They took everything I had," he told CNN in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Dressed in jeans and a black T-shirt, the teen spoke softly.
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Thousands of children never make it as far as the United States
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They are detained in Mexico and deported
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Poverty, violence push them north; the journey is dangerous

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By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 13:37 EST, 12 July 2012 | UPDATED: 13:37 EST, 12 July 2012 Bullied? Friends of Lewis Edge (pictured), who fell to his death from a bridge in Widnes, suggested he had been victimised A teenager who fell to his death from a bridge may have been the victim of bullies, it emerged today. Police believe Lewis Edge, 13, plunged 80 feet into the River Mersey from the Runcorn Bridge in Cheshire. His body was found in the water just 400 yards from his Widnes home, which lies close to the crossing, after being reported missing on Wednesday.
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Lewis Edge found floating in River Mersey close to his Widnes home
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Tributes from friends suggest keen guitar player had been victimised
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One posted on Twitter: 'RIP Lewis. Bullies these days are getting worse'

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(CNN) -- Managing Ebola demands as much of our diligence in infection control practice as SARS did. And though Ebola may, in theory, be less contagious than the airborne SARS or Middle East respiratory syndrome viruses, it is spread through direct contact with infected body fluids or organs and has been demonstrably and tragically more fatal. The SARS experience in Canada, though harrowing at the time, has helped us better prepare. In 2003, 224 people in Toronto were diagnosed with SARS, and 38 people died. SARS, which stands for severe acute respiratory syndrome, had originated in China and became a worldwide epidemic.
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SARS killed 38 people in Toronto; Dr. Andrew Simor says there were lessons learned
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He says staff learned to screen patients and to suit up with protective equipment
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The rules of good hand hygiene also become vital in dealing with disease, he says

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Question: @placeholder also taught us the importance of communication, consistent messages, and accountability for dealing with these types of wide-impact events, and of making everyone aware -- both internally to patients and staff, and externally to the community served by the hospital -- of the situation and what measures were being implemented.


By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 03:55 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:30 EST, 11 September 2013 Britain's millionaires are some of the youngest in the world with an average age of just 55, a survey of the super-rich has found. The UK sits well below the likes of France, Germany and America and beats the global average age of 57. It also has some of the youngest multimillionaires - those with $30 million (£19 million) or more - with an average age of 57 compared to the global average of 60 years of age. Some of Britain's youngest millionaires include Adele with a fortune of £30million and 17-year-old Nick D'Aloisio who sold his app Summly for £15million.
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Average age of Britain's millionaires is 55 compared to global average of 57
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Britain has the second youngest average age for millionaires in the G8
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Young British millionaires include Adele, Daniel Radcliffe and Cheryl Cole

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(CNN) -- He's one of the leading movers and shakers in the tennis world -- and he has set his sights on world domination. Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) chairman Chris Kermode believes tennis has never been in better health, with spectator numbers booming and new players bursting through to challenge established crowd-pullers Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Andy Murray. That fan interest was evident at London's O2 Arena this month as crowds of up to 17,000 packed the venue to watch the world's top eight do battle in the ATP World Tour Finals. After next year's edition, the event could be on the move as Kermode and his colleagues look to bring live tennis to more fans worldwide.
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Chris Kermode is chairman of the Association of Tennis Professionals
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His challenge is to continue bringing the game to new fans worldwide
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Kermode believes tennis in Asia is booming, both on and off the court
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He feels the players coming through mean the game has a great future

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(CNN) -- Nature abhors a vacuum but terrorism relishes one. And Iraq appears to be offering new space for al Qaeda and other militant groups, as political rivalries and sectarian animosities deepen. The coordinated bomb explosions across Baghdad Thursday -- which killed more than 60 people -- bear the hallmark of Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), which is closely associated with al Qaeda. No other group in Iraq has shown itself capable of such synchronized suicide attacks. Some, but not all, of the bombings were in Shiite neighborhoods; frequently al Qaeda's targets appear indiscriminate as part of a strategy to sow fear and stir sectarian tensions.
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Bombings are an indication that terror groups in Iraq are finding space to operate
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Attack came as Iraq's Shiite prime minister orders arrest of Sunni vice-president
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Iraqi officials speak of a new al Qaeda made up of Sunni fighters; U.S. officials say Shiite groups sponsored by Iran are a bigger danger
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Meanwhile the prime minister does not want Iraq to be a proxy battleground for Saudi Arabia and Iran

Question: But when the U.S. military left Iraq, it took its intelligence-gathering with it -- making the job of @placeholder counter-terrorism units more challenging still.


Francesca Grillo was a self-confessed ‘eBay addict’ long before her employers took her to court – and even boasted about her love of flashy labels. In 2005, the younger Grillo sister admitted she had spent £30,000 in just two years on designer products from the auction website and said her shopping addiction was so serious, she ‘needed help’. Francesca, then 25, said: ‘I was blown away by what you could buy – absolutely anything, from furniture to Fendi bags, vintage clothes to holiday homes. Francesca Grillo confessed to being an eBay addict in 2005 ‘Within a few months, I was hooked. I fell in love with designers such as Marc Jacobs, Prada, Gucci and Moschino.’
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Admitted being an 'eBay addict' in 2005 before employers took her to court
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Said she was 'blown away by what you could buy' on the auction site
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Told how her boyfriend walked out after discovering purchases

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(CNN) -- The discovery of HIV, a breakthrough in the treatment of bipolar disorder, the advent of the contraceptive pill ... CNN looks at some of the scientific discoveries that changed the world. HIV was isolated by scientists in 1983 and named in 1986 by an international committee THE DISCOVERY OF HIV/ AIDS Originally called slimmer's disease, as sufferers lost a lot of weight, the first recorded case of HIV occurred in the Congo in 1977. After several infections, a Danish doctor died of pneumonia, which normally doesn't break through the body's immune system. The components of her disease had not yet been placed together, indicating that this was a new form of illness.
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HIV was isolated in 1983 and can be controlled with protease inhibitors
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Psychiatrist John Cade pioneered lithium as a treatment for bipolar disorder
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Dutchman Antonie van Leeuwenhoek discovered bacteria as a build-up on teeth
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Professor Russell Marker's experiments with plant steroids led to the Pill

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The western US will face increasingly severe mega-droughts later this century if no action is taken to curb climate change, researchers have warned. They say that 'unprecedented drought conditions' - the worst in more than 1,000 years - are likely to come to the Southwest and Central Plains after 2050 and persist because of global warming. It is the first study to predict that the coming intense dry spells could exceed the decades-long mega-droughts that occurred centuries ago and are blamed for the demise of certain civilisations in the late 13th century. Researchers say the current mega-drought in the US is going to get worse. They say there will be more and more droughts starting in 2050. And there's an 80% chance one could last at least 35 years. Pictured is a warning buoy sitting on the dry, cracked bed of Lake Mendocino near Ukiah, California
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Researchers say mega-droughts in the US are going to get worse
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They say there will be more and more droughts starting in 2050
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These droughts are caused by climate change - while ones in the past were due to natural processes
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'We're going to have to think about a much drier future in western North America,' said study lead author Dr Cook from Nasa

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(CNN) -- Heavy fighting between Islamist militants and government forces in Somalia's capital has left 18 people dead and dozens wounded, medical officials said Sunday. "The fighting is huge and is marked by heavy exchange of artillery," said Ali Musa, a head of a Mogadishu ambulance service. Of the 36 reported wounded, 11 were hurt when an artillery shell hit their bus near Mogadishu's Bakara Market. The African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia said the fighting centered around attempts to destroy a network of tunnels and trenches that the jihadist movement Al-Shabaab used to move weapons and fighters around the capital. The dead included two peacekeepers and six rebel leaders that the Ugandan-led mission said were linked to al Qaeda.
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NEW: AMISOM says 5 of 6 slain rebels were non-Somalis
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Ambulance crews report "huge" battles in Mogadishu
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Peacekeepers claim success in battling Islamist militants

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LONDON, England -- "Ocean Emerald" is a superyacht with added wow-factor. Her startling appearance has made sure of that and in real life she is every bit as dramatic as she appears in these photographs. "Ocean Emerald" is the second time Lord Foster has designed a superyacht. We were among the guests invited to the superyacht's official launching in La Spezia, in northern Italy, when her celebrity designer and his team walked down the red carpet to cast his eyes upon his latest masterpiece. Lord Foster of Thameside is no stranger to eye-catching and dramatic design. His architectural firm Norman Foster + Partners is responsible for iconic London landmarks such as 30 St Mary Axe, better known as the Gherkin, and the Millennium Bridge. Foster is the master of the curved line. Imagine for a moment a photograph of the Gherkin split in two lengthwise and laid flat, recall the sweeping curves of the Millennium Bridge and you will see how he has managed to combine the drama of those two creations into what is arguably the most visually stunning superyacht of the year.
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Famous architect Norman Foster has designed a new superyacht
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"Ocean Emerald" has a top speed of 17.5 knots
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It will be co-owned by investors laying down an initial $2.6 million payment

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(CNN) -- IBM's reported plans to lay off thousands of U.S. workers and outsource many of those jobs to India, even as the company angles for billions in stimulus money, doesn't sit well with employee rights advocates. Business Week reports that IBM's workforce increased from 386,558 in 2007 to 398,000 at the end of 2008. IBM employees are being dealt a double blow, said Lee Conrad, national coordinator for Alliance@IBM, a pro-union group that has been fighting IBM's outsourcing for years. "We're outraged that jobs cuts are happening in the U.S. and the work is being shifted offshore," Conrad said. "This comes at the same time IBM has its hand out for stimulus money. This to us is totally unacceptable."
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IBM criticized for plans to shift U.S. jobs to India while seeking stimulus money
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IBM CEO has said $30 billion could create 1 million jobs in next 12 months
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Plan shows conflicting interests between IBM and U.S., analyst says
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American public needs to stand up and say, 'This is just not right,' analyst says

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Police arrested three women at a Valentine's Day screening of Fifty Shades of Grey after reports a man was glassed . Officers were called to the Grosvenor cinema in Glasgow on Saturday night after reports a group of 'drunk and rowdy' women had turned violent. Witnesses said movie-goers were vomiting in the aisles of the cinema - where alcoholic drinks are served - before the alleged attack. Police were called to the Grosvenor Cinema in Glasgow's Ashton Lane on Saturday after an incident inside. Witnesses say a group of women had got drunk before attacking a man who asked them to be quiet
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Police were called to Glasgow's West End on Saturday night after incident
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Witnesses say group of women were drunk and noisy in a cinema
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Man is said to have asked them to be quiet before he was attacked
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Staff were left cleaning up blood from the cinema floor after the incident
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Cinema-goers report that some women had vomited in the venue's aisles
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Police say three women were arrested on suspicion of disorder

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By David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 22:43 EST, 16 July 2013 | UPDATED: 13:56 EST, 17 July 2013 Rolling Stone magazine is in trouble with its readers who are outraged over the forthcoming August 3 issue which features Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover. The image is a self-taken portrait of Tsarnaev in which he looks more like a rock star than a terrorist. He is identified simply as ‘The Bomber’ and the article promises to explain ‘how a popular, promising student was failed by his family, fell into radical Islam, and became a monster.’
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The Aug 3 issue of the magazine features Boston bombing suspect Tsarnaev
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The magazine's social media sites have been inundated with angry comments from people who claim the cover 'glamorizes' him

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By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 07:16 EST, 3 August 2013 | UPDATED: 10:11 EST, 3 August 2013 Moving forward: The UK boss of Twitter, Tony Wang, pictured, has personally apologised to women who have been attacked by 'trolls' on the social networking site The UK boss of Twitter has personally apologised to women who have been attacked by trolls on the social networking site and vowed to do more to protect people from abuse. Tony Wang, general manager of Twitter UK, posted a series of tweets today saying abuse was 'simply not acceptable.' There has been growing concern over abuse on the site after three female journalists said they had been the subject of bomb threats, while two received threats of rape.
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Tony Wang posted series of tweets today saying abuse was 'not acceptable'
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Twitter today clarified its rules on abusive behaviour
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It follows growing backlash over a series of attacks on women
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Scotland Yard investigating allegations by eight people of abuse on Twitter

Question: An online petition calling for @placeholder to add a 'report abuse' button to tweets has already attracted more than 124,000 signatures.


Charleston, South Carolina (CNN) -- Mark Sanford is heading back to Washington after detours along the Appalachian Trail and Argentina. The former South Carolina governor finished his second term in office three years ago with his political career dead in the water thanks to a well-publicized extra-marital affair and ethics violations. But he came away Tuesday with a victory over Democratic opponent Elizabeth Colbert Busch in the special election for a vacant House seat in the Palmetto State's 1st Congressional District -- the same seat he once held. Here's what we've learned, or better yet, re-learned, from Sanford's victory 1. Voters give politicians second chances
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Disgraced former Gov. Mark Sanford overcame past scandals to win House seat
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Sanford is a veteran campaigner while opponent Colbert Bush made some rookie mistakes
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Surprisingly high turnout in solid Republican district helped Sanford

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- At the conclusion of one of China's most high-profile criminal cases, the verdict and sentencing of Gu Kailai did not surprise many observers. The guilty verdict had been widely expected, as Gu had confessed, during her one-day trial earlier this month, that she and an aide poisoned British businessman Neil Heywood. The high-powered wife of deposed Chinese politician Bo Xilai had blamed a "mental breakdown" for her actions. In the end Gu escaped with her life after receiving a suspended death sentence, though she'll likely be jailed for life. Her aide, Zhang Xiaojun, also was found guilty Monday in Heywood's death and sentenced to nine years in prison.
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Gu Kailai's suspended death sentence didn't surprise China observers
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Netizens skeptical of verdict, with some questions why Gu was spared
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China executes highest number of people, Amnesty reports

Question: "@placeholder used the death penalty in 2010 against thousands of people for a wide range of crimes that include non-violent offenses and after proceedings that did not meet international fair trial standards."


LONDON, England (CNN) -- With Manchester United continuing their top form from last season and aiming for what would be a remarkable clean sweep of trophies this year, it's only appropriate that we should profile a blog somehow linked to the Red Devils. Fan focus: The Republik of Mancunia blog is popular with Manchester United supporters. The Republik of Mancunia blog focuses on the Old Trafford club and is updated daily with a keen following among thousands of Manchester United fans. Authored by Manchester-born and raised 25-year-old Scott (who prefers to remain anonymous), the blog began in the 2005-2006 season.
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CNN's Football Fanzone profiles a football blog every month
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In March the profiled site is the Republik of Mancunia blog
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The Republik of Mancunia is a dedicated blog for Manchester United fans

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By Tamara Cohen PUBLISHED: 17:50 EST, 18 July 2012 | UPDATED: 02:11 EST, 19 July 2012 He is portrayed as a brutish ape-man, prowling around for prey to spear for dinner. But scientists now believe Neanderthal man was actually more of the stay-at-home type. Researchers at Cambridge University have found evidence our early ancestors may have spent most of their time carrying out tedious domestic chores. Their remains show they had very big right arms - some 50 per cent stronger than their left arms - which has previously been put down to hunting big game with spears. Mighty hunter or domestic God? Researchers at Cambridge University have found evidence our early ancestors may have spent most of their time carrying out tedious domestic chores
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Neanderthals big right arms were actually from doing chores
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Our ancestors spent much of their time skinning prey
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'Domestic' hominids spent time at home preparing animals

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By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 16:29 EST, 25 November 2013 | UPDATED: 16:30 EST, 25 November 2013 A man used his 'passing' relationship with footballer Ashley Cole to tempt two jewellers to a hotel with bags full of diamonds and watches before robbing them, a court has heard. Barry 'Junior' Eaton, 33, is accused of telling Dean Magri and Christopher Agathocleous that Chelsea footballer Cole wanted to meet them at the Verta Hotel in Battersea to buy luxury jewellery on January 29. However, when the two men arrived at the hotel Cole failed to appear. They then went outside, where Eaton, along with his friend Raphael Francis, 23, allegedly beat and robbed them.
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Barry Eaton, 33, accused of using 'passing' friendship with Ashley Cole to set up a robbery on January 29
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Eaton allegedly lured two jewellery dealers to a South London hotel claiming Cole was looking to buy jewels and watches
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He is then accused of robbing the dealers along with Raphael Francis, 23
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One bag full of Rolex watches and diamonds was recovered, but another containing six watches worth £110,000 was never found

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FBI agents interviewed one of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings two years ago, but found no connection with terror groups. An FBI official said agents interviewed Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2011 at the request of the Russian government. "The request stated that it was based on information that he was a follower of radical Islam and a strong believer, and that he had changed drastically since 2010 as he prepared to leave the United States for travel to the country's region to join unspecified underground groups,"  the FBI said in a statement. The FBI said it took a number of investigative steps to check on the request, including looking at his travel history, checking databases for derogatory information and searching for Web postings.
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A foreign government told the FBI that Tamerlan Tsarnaev was a follower of radical Islam
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FBI: Agents interviewed him in 2011 at Russia's request
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McCaul: "If he was on the radar, and they let him out of their sights, then that's an issue"

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:55 EST, 12 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:15 EST, 12 May 2013 Pope Francis today proclaimed hundreds of 15th-century martyrs beheaded for refusing to convert to Islam as saints of the Catholic Church, as he led his first canonization ceremony in a packed St. Peter's Square. The 'Martyrs of Otranto' were 813 Italians who were slain in the southern Italian city in 1480 for defying demands to renounce Christianity by Turkish invaders who overran the citadel. Their approval for sainthood was decided upon by Francis' predecessor, Benedict XVI, in a decree read at the ceremony in February where the former pontiff announced his retirement.
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Pope Francis made the sainthoods in his first canonization ceremony today
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The canonisations were approved by his predecessor Benedict XVI
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Vatican seemed at pains not to allow it to be interpreted as anti-Islamic
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The first pontiff from South America also gave Colombia its first saint

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Question: Francis prayed that '@placeholder's beloved children continue to work for peace and just development of the country'.


By Sam Webb Russia's foreign minister says top diplomats have agreed to take immediate steps toward calming tensions in Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov says the four parties gathered Thursday in Geneva - the U.S., European Union, Ukraine and Russia - will work to establish a broad national dialogue to ensure that people's rights are protected. He said that amnesty will be given to pro-Russian protesters who participated in an uprising against the government in Kiev, except those found guilty of capital crimes. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (left) shakes hands with Russian Foreign minister Sergei Lavrov. Lavrov says the two nations and other parties will work to ease tensions in Ukraine
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Pro-Russian protestors will be given amnesty under new deal
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Washington has sent non-military aid to Ukrainian troops

Question: The news came as the U.S. announced it will send medical supplies, helmets and other non-lethal aid to the @placeholder military in response to Russia's 'dangerously irresponsible' efforts to destabilise the country.


(CNN) -- A Hong Kong man who brought a Filipino maid with his family when they moved to Vancouver -- but then made her work 16 hours a day for 21 months and allowed her one phone-call a month -- has been convicted of human trafficking in a landmark verdict. In the first conviction for human trafficking in Canada, a British Columbia Supreme Court found 50-year-old father of three, Franco Orr Yiu-kwan, guilty of illegally employing a foreign national and immigration breaches. His partner, Nicole Huen Oi-ling, was acquitted of the charges. "My clients are in shock frankly," defense lawyer Nicholas Preovolos, told CNN affiliate CBC News. "They're stunned. It's an odd verdict, in that the jury apparently believed a number of allegations that Ms. Sarmiento made against Mr. Orr, but didn't believe the allegations she made against Ms. Huen."
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Hong Kong man convicted of human trafficking in landmark case in Vancouver
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Franco Orr Yiu-kwan charged over Filipino maid he brought from Hong Kong
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Court was told how the maid worked 16 hours a day for 21 months without a holiday
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The charge carries a maximum sentence of life in prison and a $1 million fine

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(CNN) -- An international music awards show announced a new Adele album Tuesday -- but nothing's happening, says her label chief. The confusion started with a tweet from the World Music Awards, an international contest that has been broadcast from such locales as Los Angeles, Las Vegas and Monaco. In a tweet, the show said, "#adele confirms 2015 Tour After The Release Of Her New Album '25'!" Not so fast, said Martin Mills, who heads Beggars Group. Adele's label, XL Recordings, is a subsidiary of Beggars Group. There's "no truth in this," he told Billboard. So what's the deal with the World Music Awards? It may have gotten attention for the tweet, but Billboard observed that the contest is "something of a curiosity on the international awards calendar." The American broadcast of its 2014 show was supposed to run on NBC but didn't because of "technical issues."
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World Music Awards tweeted a new album was coming
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Adele has hinted about something in the works
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Her previous album, "21," was a smash

Question: Altogether, it's sold more than 10 million copies and topped @placeholder's year-end sales list in both 2011 and 2012 -- the first album ever to do that.


This home video shows the eerie moment a one-year-old girl was pulled to the ground by a mysterious unseen force. Lexi Hood was playing peek-a-boo with her father, Gareth, and mother, Charlene, 31, at home in Bridgend, Wales, when she was suddenly knocked to the ground. Mr Hood, 35, said his daughter, who he described as 'sturdy on her feet', said 'naughty boy' as if she was telling someone off. Peek-a-boo: The home video shows Lexi, seen with her hands over her face, playing with her parents Spooky: The one-year-old is suddenly knocked to the ground, as if being pulled by an unseen force
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Home video shows one-year-old Lexi Hood playing in front of the TV
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She peeks out from behind her hands and is suddenly knocked to the floor
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Her father, Gareth, said she said 'naughty boy' as if telling someone off

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By Katy Winter PUBLISHED: 07:06 EST, 8 January 2014 | UPDATED: 09:18 EST, 8 January 2014 The fat-shaming moment a daughter had to ask for a seat belt extension on a flight has seen her and her mother lose a combined 11 stone and turn their lives around. Cheree Sartain, 24 and her mother, Paula, 46, from Corby, Northamptonshire, have transformed their lives since the time when they together weighed 35 stone. Mortified Cheree, who weighed 19 stone, was about to set off on a holiday to Turkey with friends when she realised to her horror the seat belt didn't fit.
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Cheree and mother Paula were on a flight to Turkey when Cheree realised her seat belt didn't fit
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Cheree weighed 19 stone and Paula was 17st 4lbs and had diabetes
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The humiliation spurred the pair to embark on diet and join Slimming World
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Swapped fried food for low fat diet and lost 11 stone between them
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Cheree shed 5st 12Ibs and she now weighs 13st 2Ibs
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Paula lost 4st 12lbs and weighs 12st 6lbs and has reversed her diabetes

Question: Cheree's mother Paula, recalls how her daughter's confidence hit rock bottom when she returned from @placeholder.


(CNN) -- With all that's happening in the news, you might think moviegoers would skip over danger and depression in favor of something funny and light. You'd be wrong. "Gone Girl," the dark drama about a disappearance that reveals a dysfunctional marriage, won fall's first big box office battle over the weekend, holding off a stronger-than-expected challenge from the horror prequel "Annabelle." Directed by David Fincher and starring Ben Affleck and Rosamund Pike, "Gone Girl" features murder, infidelity, psychosis, deception and tabloid TV. (Before you start yelling "spoilers!" remember that most reviews of the film came out more than a week ago, and Gillian Flynn's best-selling novel has been on shelves for two years.)
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The dark drama "Gone Girl" opened at No. 1
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Horror prequel "Annabelle" came in at a close second
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"Guardians of the Galaxy" is still holding on in the top 10

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Ex-Liverpool defender Daniel Agger and his family have been left ‘heartbroken’ after their pet dog was killed during a trip to a dog salon, his wife has revealed. Sofie Agger posted a photograph of Charlie the dog on Instagram, saying that he ‘went to the groomer and never came home again’. She said workers at the salon, which has not been named, put him in ‘some dryer box’ last week and it was unclear whether the machine was faulty or the animal was simply forgotten about. Daniel Agger's wife Sofie posted this photograph of Charlie the dog on Instagram after his death
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Footballer's wife Sofie Agger posted photo of dog Charlie on Instagram
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Says their beloved pet 'went to the groomer and never came home again'
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She claims workers at the unnamed salon put him in 'some dryer box'
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Agger made 232 appearances for Liverpool before leaving in August

Question: The footballer’s wife, whom he married in 2010, said of @placeholder on December 6: ‘We lost him today and our family are totally heartbroken.


A Melbourne couple could be charged for giving their three-year-old son medicinal cannabis who was suffering from hundreds of life-threatening seizures a day. Under doctor's supervision, Cassie Batten and Rhett Wallace use cannabis oil to treat Cooper's severe epileptic seizures as he did not respond to any other medication. However Victorian police raided the family's Mernda home, north-east of Melbourne, and seized all the supply - leaving his parents fearful that they will lose their son. Meanwhile, there are more than 100,000 patients who legally access prescription cannabis in the US with 285 of them being under the age of 18. And there's also a burgeoning market which provides 'weed for kids'.
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Melbourne couple Cassie Batten and Rhett Wallace fear they may lose their son Cooper
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They use medicinal cannabis to treat their three-year-old's life-threatening seizures
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They were significantly reduced from hundreds a day to two or three
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But police raided their home on July 10 and took all the supply
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In the US, medicinal marijuana is grown for kids with intractable epilepsy

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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 23:14 EST, 4 August 2013 | UPDATED: 14:11 EST, 5 August 2013 Barring an unfortunate lightning strike, it looks like Alex Rodriguez was right - he will be in the Yankees’ lineup Monday night. Despite multiple reports claiming to confirm Major League Baseball will announce on Monday a 214 game suspension – along with 50 game bans for as many as 15 others – of the tarnished player, Rodriguez will be able to play Monday night. The accused cheater’s plan to appeal the suspension allows for him to be on the field until an arbitrator hears the case.
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A 214 game suspension against Alex Rodriguez is expected to be announced - along with other, lesser bans - Monday afternoon
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A-Rod is widely expected to appeal the suspension, clearing the way for him to play until his case is heard by an arbitrator
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Rodriguez may blame the team for his use of performance enhancing drugs, saying they mishandled and misdiagnosed injuries since 2009
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Should the arbitrator side with the league, his suspension could continue into the 2015 season if upheld in its entirety

Question: The alleged cheat accused both the @placeholder and MLB of conspiring to keep him off the field and void his contract.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- The British police practice of keeping DNA records of anyone they arrest is a human rights violation, The European Court of Human Rights ruled unanimously Thursday. The European Court of Human Rights says the UK should not be keeping DNA records of everyone they arrest. Two Britons took the case to the court after the police retained their fingerprints and DNA when criminal cases against them ended without conviction. Both then requested that the samples be destroyed, but their request was denied on the basis of a British law authorizing them to be retained indefinitely. The court awarded them 42,000 euros ($53,000) to cover their legal costs.
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UK police practice of keeping DNA records of suspects is "human rights violation"
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The European Court of Human Rights says it is "indiscriminate"
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Two Britons took action after police retained samples despite dismissal of cases

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 01:09 EST, 13 June 2013 | UPDATED: 11:16 EST, 13 June 2013 A massive line of storms packing hail, lightning and tree-toppling winds rolled through the Midwest on Wednesday evening driving people into basements for shelter, tearing down power lines and causing flooding in low-lying areas. Forecasters predicted that by the time the storms were done, they could affect more than one in five Americans from Iowa to Maryland. In addition to tornadoes, lightning and large hail, meteorologists warned about the possibility of a derecho -  a storm of strong straight-line winds spanning at least 240 miles.
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Storms generate tornadoes, large hail, and cause power outages
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More than 120 flights canceled at O'Hare Airport in Chicago
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Area at risk includes 64 million people across 10 states
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Person killed in wild fires in northern California

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The party’s over, and for the 10,000 Democrat disciples who frolicked into the wee small hours at Barack Obama’s re-election shindig in his hometown of Chicago, it’s time to call it a day. Yet as the grassroots campaigners began wending their way back to all corners of America, still clutching the flags they had waved till their arms went numb, the mood among them was far from euphoric. Rather, there was a sense of sheer relief. US President Barack Obama, accompanied by wife Michelle and his daughters at the re-election party in Chicago Relief that Romney’s worrying late surge had been repelled; relief that poll predictions of a Republican upset had proved ill-founded; and relief that the bitter, protracted struggle to spare their Messiah the ignominy of a one-term presidency was finally over.
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The re-election party is over and it's back to business for Barack Obama
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Supporters were relieved that Romney's worrying late surge had been repelled

Question: Then, @placeholder’s nebulous promises of ‘hope and change’ were alone enough to kindle a great outpouring of joy and goodwill that bridged all divisions, but this time round the spontaneity was gone, and the celebrations seemed too triumphal, given the parlous state of the nation; and too schmaltzy and slickly choreographed.


By Chris Johnson Last updated at 10:15 AM on 20th October 2011 A tearful Lindsay Lohan was led away from court in handcuffs and taken into custody today after a judge blasted her for violating probation. The troubled actress, 25, had her probation revoked pending a November 2 hearing after Judge Stephanie Sautner slammed her for failing to complete time at the Downtown Women's Centre. The Mean Girls star is now understood to have been released after posting $100,000 and will not spend time behind bars - for now, at least. Welling up: Lindsay Lohan appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom today where a judge revoked her probation and ordered her into custody
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Mean Girls star taken into custody after hearing
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Has been released after posting bail and will not spend time behind bars
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But still not in the clear yet - she face another hearing on November 2
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Judge orders her to 16 hours of morgue clean-up duty in next two weeks
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Booking sheet incorrectly states Lohan's sex as 'male'
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Probation relates to star's necklace theft earlier this year

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(CNN) -- Vahram Muratyan's personal tale of two cities began with a serious case of the travel bug. Born in Paris, he started flying to New York with his family as a child -- the frequent trans-Atlantic trips made possible in part by his mother's job at the now-defunct airline TWA. "I think I grew up with an obsession with the city," Muratyan said, vowing to one day move to the Big Apple. The graphic designer finally came to live in New York for three months in fall 2010 and found himself doing lots of people watching, sketching and thinking of home.
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Graphic designer Vahram Muratyan pays tribute to the two cities through illustrations
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The whimsical drawings pair distinctly Paris things with their New York counterparts
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"I grew up with an obsession" with New York, the Paris-born artists says
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He calls the illustrations a friendly visual match between the two cities

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(CNN)  -- Jordan Belfi has a great job: He plays Adam Davies on the HBO show "Entourage," a comedy series that takes a look at the life of a young actor, Vincent Chase, and the old friends who surround him in Hollywood. Jordan Belfi arrives at the premiere of "Entourage" season six in Los Angeles, California. Davies is one of the few characters on the show who has the ability to shake one of the central figures: the unshakeable agent Ari Gold. Belfi has been around since the early days of "Entourage" and remembers the humble beginnings of his character's career as an agent under Gold's direction.
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Jordan Belfi plays acting agent Adam Davies on the HBO show "Entourage"
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Belfi has played Ari Gold's nemesis on the show since the first season
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"I think he's the kind of agent that I'd certainly like to have," Belfi says of Davies
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A little something about coming story lines: Belfi says Adam might get Lloyd

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Scientists believe a strain of the MRSA superbug has spread from farm animals to hospitals and baby clinics in the UK. Three samples of the drug-resistant bacteria taken from a hospital and neo-natal unit in Scotland closely matched a specific strain found in livestock. Generally, people and animals harbour different forms of the potent MRSA strain CC398 investigated by the researchers. But the new evidence suggests that the livestock version is capable of being transmitted from animals to humans, and has found its way into hospitals. Scientists believe a strain of the MRSA superbug has spread from farm animals to hospitals and baby clinics in the UK. Generally, people and animals harbour different forms of the potent MRSA strain CC398. But the new evidence suggests that the livestock version is capable of being transmitted from animals to humans
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Genetic fingerprint study shows strong evidence of MRSA superbug spreading from farm animals to hospitals
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Three samples of the drug-resistant bacteria taken from a Scottish hospital and neonatal unit closely matched a specific strain found in livestock
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Generally animals and humans harbour different strains of the bacteria
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But new evidence suggests the livestock version is capable of spreading from animals to humans

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By Alexandra Klausner PUBLISHED: 14:46 EST, 16 November 2013 | UPDATED: 15:34 EST, 16 November 2013 A Rutgers University football player on the Scarlett Knights has come forward with claims that the team's coach has been verbally abusing and bullying players. Freshman cornerback, Jevon Tyree, 19, quit the football team on November 6 after coach Dave Cohen called him profanities and once even threatened to 'head-butt him during a study hall session.' There were 10 students and a tutor present during the incident. Jevon's parents, Mark and Clarice, are outraged by the 'bullying' and are seeking disciplinary action against Cohen.
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Jevon Tyree, 19, is the cousin of former NY Giants player David Tyree
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Tyree's family tried to set up meetings with the school's Athletic Director Julie Hermann but she didn't make herself available
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A statement released by the school said that matters were 'resolved,' yet the family disagrees

Question: 'I really think disciplinary action should happen, almost to the point where (@placeholder) should get fired.


David Cameron has appealed to former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg to share any information he has about the Islamic State militants behind the capture of Western hostages. Mr Begg has claimed he offered to help the Government secure the release of British hostage Alan Henning from Islamic State (ISIS) extremists but was prevented from issuing a direct appeal. He also said he believed he knew those who held the murdered aid worker and had helped secure the release of hostages from extremists in Syria in the past. Scroll down for video Pictured left, former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg outside high security Belmarsh prison after he walked free from jail on Wednesday, and right, Prime Minister David Cameron leaving Downing Street
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PM: Moazzam Begg should tell Government what he knows about ISIS killers
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Mr Begg has claimed he offered to help secure release of Alan Henning
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David Cameron says Begg's appeals to help situation 'fell on deaf ears'
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Former Guantanamo detainee Begg walked free from prison last week

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(CNN)Reports Wednesday that three men have been arrested over plans to travel from New York to join ISIS -- and that one of them allegedly posted online about his desire to shoot the President of the United States -- is simply the latest reminder that terrorist groups and their sympathizers are exploiting the freedom of cyberspace. Earlier this month, ISIS posted a video of its horrific burning of a captured Jordanian pilot. Unfortunately, this was not the first time ISIS has used Twitter, an American social media company, to broadcast its barbaric acts to the world. In August, when ISIS released the gruesome beheading of American journalist James Foley, it also used social media. In fact, ISIS has been using Twitter for years.
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ISIS and other terrorist groups have been active on social media
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Ted Poe: Terrorist gave up right to free speech when they killed innocent civilians

Question: There are many more examples from such groups, all of which have officially been listed as foreign designated terrorist organizations by the @placeholder government.

Question: The first -- and easiest to set aside -- is the claim that if the @placeholder government were to shut down terrorists' social media accounts, these measures would be violating terrorists' free speech rights.


Gareth Bale's back. Usually words to hearten Wales manager Chris Coleman as his outstanding talent returns from Spain. On Sunday they caused him to accentuate the difference between playing at risk and playing in pain. The world's most expensive footballer will start against Cyprus on Monday night in the hugely important Euro 2016 qualifier, but he does so nursing a sore back. Back among the goals is where Wales want him and Coleman made it clear Bale is always eager to perform for his country no matter what niggles he may be carrying. Gareth Bale (left) trains with his Wales team-mates as the Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday
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Wales take on Cyprus in a Euro 2016 qualifier on Monday night
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Gareth Bale will start up front despite suffering with a sore back
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Manager Chris Coleman insists he is not risking the Real Madrid star
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Wales are in desperate need of a win after drawing with Bosnia-Herzegovina on Friday night

Question: 'There's a protocol between @placeholder's medical team and ours but we've never risked him.


Bishop, who is accused of passing classified military information to a Chinese lover 32 years his junior U.S. officials say a 27-year-old university student from China started a relationship with a civilian defense contractor more than twice her age and then found out classified information on U.S. nuclear weaponry, missile defenses and war plans. But is she a spy? It is clear the Justice Department believes the woman's boyfriend broke the law, but the criminal complaint that outlines the charges against him never formally accuses her of any crime. It just paints a picture of a young woman who seems to be involved in espionage.
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Benjamin Pierce Bishop, 59, of Honolulu, charged with passing on secrets
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The defense contractor met younger lover at military defense conference
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He did not tell authorities about her as he should have done
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A covert search of his home in Hawaii found documents marked 'secret'

Question: Doyle said neighbors knew Bishop worked for the government in @placeholder but were unclear on his exact job.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli government ministers Wednesday overwhelmingly approved a temporary freeze on settlement construction in the West Bank in an effort to restart peace talks with the Palestinians. The Security Cabinet voted 11-2 in favor of the measure which calls for a 10-month freeze on new building permits and the construction of new residential buildings in the West Bank. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called it "a very big step toward peace" and said he hoped the Palestinians would "take full advantage" of the opportunity to restart talks during the 10-month window. "I hope the Palestinians and the Arab world will work with us to forge a new beginning... for our children and for theirs," he said.
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Security Cabinet voted 11-2 in favor of the measure which calls for a 10-month freeze
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Israel under pressure -- particularly from United States -- to halt settlement construction
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Continued construction a key stumbling block in restarting Israeli-Palestinian peace talks
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Palestinian PM Salam Fayyad said proposed freeze would be inadequate

Question: @placeholder officials, including Fayyad, have called on Israel to freeze construction in Jerusalem as well.


(CNN) -- Ten years and 1.2 billion users into its existence, there's no question that Facebook has changed our lives. Whether it was an inspired vision, deft execution, a bit of dumb luck or a combination of all three, Mark Zuckerberg's social juggernaut has ingrained itself into the daily lives of digital-age users in a way that forebears like MySpace and contemporaries like Twitter could only imagine. Which is not to say it's all "likes" and "shares" and happy kid pics. As with any new (or newly discovered) technology, the impact of the end product is largely in the hands of the user. We are, after all, only human -- with all the joy and sadness, decency and ugliness that that entails.
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Facebook turns 10 next week and has undeniably changed how many of us live
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In the Facebook age, there's rarely such thing as a long-lost friend
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But some folks still haven't figured out etiquette of social sharing

Question: But, with @placeholder, getting nostalgic about an old crush or flame could lead to a late-night Facebook message.


By Sam Peters Andrew Flintoff dragged himself out of his fish and chip van and came agonisingly close to inspiring Lancashire to Twenty20 final glory as Warwickshire claimed their first-ever Twenty20 crown. The 36-year-old former England all-rounder got a last-minute call up for the final after Kabir Ali damaged his shoulder in the semi and looked set to deliver a virtuoso performance when he dismissed his old mate Ian Bell with the first ball of his spell. He returned, with hope apparently gone, to smash 20 not out off just eight balls, to give Lancashire a chance of the most unlikely victory only for current England all-rounder Chris Woakes to hold his nerve with a brilliant last over to leave Flintoff and his team-mates five runs short of victory.
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Bears scored 181-5 from their 20 overs, with Laurie Evans grabbing 53
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Lancashire struggled to stay with the pace and posted 177-8 from 20 overs
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Varun Chopra (30) and William Porterfield (31) contributed to score of 181
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Andrew Flintoff took wicket of Ian Bell and returned figures of 1-20 in final
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He then smashed 20 from eight balls to put Lancashire within four runs
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Karl Brown scored 55 for Lancashire but it was not enough to win
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Oliver Hannon-Dalby took 3-31 and Chris Woakes 2-35 for Bears
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Bears beat Surrey by 16 runs in first semi to reach evening's final
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Lancashire qualified by beating Hampshire by 41 runs via Duckworth-Lewis

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By Pa Reporter Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats... Here is all the information you need for Manchester City's home clash with Stoke... Manchester City vs Stoke City (Etihad Stadium) Kick-off: Saturday 3pm Odds (subject to change): Manchester City 1/5 Draw 5/1 Stoke 14/1 Referee: Lee Mason Managers: Manuel Pellegrini (Manchester City), Mark Hughes (Stoke) Head-to-head league record: Manchester City wins 38, draws 22, Stoke wins 30 Team news Manchester City Manchester City strikers Sergio Aguero and Edin Dzeko are both fit for the Barclays Premier League visit of Stoke on Saturday.
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Manchester City strikers Sergio Aguero and Edin Dzeko fit for visit of Stoke
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Eliaquim Mangala and Frank Lampard short of match fitness for Man City
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Alvaro Negredo remains long term absentee for Manuel Pellegrini's team
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Chelsea's on loan Victor Moses likely to start on bench for Stoke City
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Nigerian forward not fit enough to feature full 90 minutes at Etihad Stadium
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Phil Bardsley and Bojan Krkic should be fit after being rested midweek
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Geoff Cameron out with thigh injury from 3-0 win over Portsmouth

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A Maori Muslim leader who openly supports extremist activity in the Middle East has started his own Islamic State in a New Zealand town. Te Amorangi Kireka-Whaanga, who is the leader of the Aotearoa Maori Muslim Association, announced via social media on Sunday that he had changed the organisation's name to the Islamic State of Aotearoa. Mr Kireka-Whaanga of Hastings, north-east of Wellington, has openly supported the Islamic State militant group in the past on Facebook saying it will cause the end of western civilisation. Scroll down for video Te Amorangi Kireka-Whaanga has started the Islamic State of Aotearoa in Hastings, north-east of Wellington
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Te Amorangi Kireka-Whaanga started the Islamic State of Aotearoa in Hastings, north-east of Wellington
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He posted on Facebook that he was changing the name of the Aotearoa Maori Muslim Association to represent the Islamic State
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Mr Kireka-Whaanga has openly supported the Islamic State in the past
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He said last month he wanted to relocate to Syria but feared his passport would be cancelled by the government

Question: 'When you have our own citizens setting up a terrorist-style cult within New Zealand, then the agencies on behalf of @placeholder will do anything they can to stamp them out.

Question: I don't think there's any place in @placeholder for these Islamic cults.'


By Alan Roden Alex Salmond is under pressure to deliver the ‘speech of his life’ tomorrow as new opinion polls reveal that his independence campaign is faltering. The First Minister is in Aberdeen for the SNP’s final conference before September’s referendum, where supporters will be bitterly disappointed that movement towards a Yes vote has stalled. A Survation poll has handed the pro-Union Better Together campaign a comfortable ten-point lead, with backing for independence down two points since last month to just 37 per cent. Pressure: First Minister Alex Salmond, pictured at the SNP conference today, has seen mounting criticism of his plans for independence, amid fears of a run on the banks
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Rallying cry from SNP leader as Yes vote slides in the polls again
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Latest survey gives the pro-Union Better Together campaign 10-point lead
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Now desperate SNP issues plea to Labour voters to back independence
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Warning customers could force banks to quit independent Scotland
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Fears it could see £280billion withdrawn from Scotland and taken south

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