By Michael Zennie Last updated at 6:37 AM on 18th January 2012 The pilot of the plane that severely injured Lauren Scruggs said he tried to warn her before she walked into the propeller, costing the model her left hand and her left eye. Curt Richmond revealed to air safety officials that he put his arm up and yelled at the 23-year-old as she tried to walk in front of the plane December 3 at Aero County Airport in McKinney, Texas. Mr Richmond, who has not spoken publicly about the accident, said the plane's engine was still running and he told the young woman to walk behind the plane and out of harm's way.
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Pilot Curt Richmond said he tried to stop the 23-year-old from walking in front of the plane

Question: Debut: Lauren Scruggs made her first debut outside her @placeholder hospital this week after mistakenly walking into a spinning propeller early last December


Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush once knocked President Bill Clinton as being too 'preoccupied with other matters' to confront Cuba, an email from Bush's time in office that was released today reveals. In the January 1999 email, obtained and published by the Washington Post along with other correspondence from Bush's eight years in office, Florida's newly elected chief executive took a shot at embattled Clinton over his affair with White House intern Monica Lewinsky and suggested that the next president should be more bold with the communist country. 'Forceful diplomacy can make a difference and we have had none for the last seven years and the current President is preoccupied with other matters,' Bush said in an email to then-Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart of Florida.
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'Forceful diplomacy can make a difference and we have had none for the last seven years,' Bush said of then-President Bill Clinton
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Correspondence from Bush's eight years in office as Florida's governor released today shows a hard-working executive
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He personally responded to online correspondence directed to him but was wary of leaving behind a permanent trail of unflattering communications
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Bush was already planning to publish the correspondence himself as a show of transparency as he prepares to run for president

Question: And as predicted by Jeb, he did in fact take a harder line with @placeholder than his predecessor Clinton.


(CNN) -- Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi will not be part of the African Union's next attempt to map out a peace deal in the war-torn nation, the organization said in a statement Sunday. "The AU high-level ad hoc committee welcomes Colonel Gadhafi's acceptance of not being part of the negotiation process," the statement said. It was unclear who would represent the Libyan government in negotiations, or when negotiations would occur. Journalists were not allowed to ask questions at a news conference after Sunday's meeting of the African Union's special committee on Libya in Pretoria, South Africa. Members of the committee have met with Gadhafi and opposition leaders over the past three months. Another African Union-led attempt to broker peace between Gadhafi and the rebels fell through in April.
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NEW: South Africa's president says civilian lives have been lost in NATO bombings
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NEW: AU: "Only a political solution will make it possible to...settle the current conflict"
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Gadhafi will not be a part of talks, but it is unclear when they will occur, the AU says
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Libya says recent NATO strikes killed civilians, but NATO said there is no indication that it did so

Question: Ahead of Sunday's meeting, human rights activists urged the African Union to prioritize the issue of the plight of civilians caught in armed conflicts, including @placeholder.


(CNN) -- The double veto cast by Russia and China at the United Nations Security Council on Saturday represents a clarifying moment in the Syrian uprisings. At the 2012 Munich Security Conference, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton noted, "We don't know what the endgame will be until we start the game." Well, fasten your seatbelt -- the game over Syria has started. The Syrian conflict is no longer just about a brutal dictator repressing peaceful protesters who are demanding what every Arab desires: dignity, freedom, and an opportunity at a decent life. The Syrian revolution is now the fault line in Middle Eastern politics, through which U.S.-Russian competition, the U.S.-Iran conflict, the Iran-Saudi regional rivalry, and the Shiite-Sunni ages-old conflict will play out.
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Randa Slim: The vetoes of a U.N. resolution by Russia, China bring clarity to Syria situation
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She says the Syrian opposition will conclude that it must achieve its goals militarily
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Slim: Iran will support the Syrian regime but explore possibilities for post-al-Assad era

Question: Giving up power peacefully is not an @placeholder family tradition.


By Nina Golgowski PUBLISHED: 21:34 EST, 30 August 2012 | UPDATED: 09:08 EST, 31 August 2012 Rumours of a toymaker's direction to remove the Confederate flag from future Dukes of Hazzard's General Lee cars launched a firestorm this week amid claims by Warner Bros the plans were never true. Posted to an online message board last week, an insider with manufacturer Tomy Toys allegedly revealed the Southern flag's future ban on all 2013 General Lee cars due to sensitivity issues with its cultural symbolism. 'Starting January 1, 2013 all Dukes of Hazzard General Lee vehicles will not be allowed to be produced with the Confederate flag on the top of the vehicle. This directive has been passed onto us from the licensor Warner Brothers,' the post on HobbyTalk.com read.
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News of the Southern flag's removal by an alleged spokesperson for the toymaker caused outrage among fans of the hit TV show
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Thousands of pro-democracy activists forced the temporary closure of the Hong Kong government's headquarters this morning amid clashes with police which broke out when demonstrators defied ordered to leave the area. Chaos erupted as commuters made their way to work, with officers engaged in a tense stand-off with hundreds of protesters who had surrounded Admiralty Centre - a vast complex which houses offices and retail outlets. The central government offices and the legislature were forced to close during the stand-off, as were scores of shops. The latest flare-up, during which police charged protesters with batons and pepper spray, marked an escalation in the civil disobedience movement which has seen sustained anti-government protests for the past two months. It also underscored the frustration of protesters at Beijing's refusal to budge on electoral reforms and grant greater democracy to the former British colony.
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Thousands of pro-democracy activists forced temporary closure of Hong Kong government's headquarters
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Police officers charged protesters with batons and pepper spray after the defied orders to retreat from area
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Latest flare-up marked escalation in the former British colony's two-month old civil disobedience movement
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Also underscored the frustration of protesters at Beijing's refusal to grant pro-democracy electoral reforms

Question: Downing Street said that the action had 'amplified' concerns about the situation in Hong Kong, which has enjoyed a degree of autonomy from @placeholder under the "one country, two systems" arrangements instituted at the time of its handover from UK control in 1997.

Question: The latest clashes highlight the challenges authorities face as a restive younger generation contests @placeholder's grip on the financial hub and demands greater democracy.


The reported iCloud hack, which exposed hundreds of photos of celebrities, has highlighted the dangers of storing files online. In particular, actress Mary Winstead complained she had deleted a number of the leaked photos ‘long ago’. But, many Apple users aren’t aware that removing a photo from a device doesn’t automatically remove it from their cloud account. If you are concerned about images or files you have stored online, there are steps you can take to delete them from the iCloud and from the device. Scroll down for video When a user takes a photo, it is stored in their Camera Roll, which is a gallery of images that are physically stored on the device. If My Photo Stream is enabled (pictured left), these photos are also stored in the My Photo Stream album (pictured right), which is automatically uploaded to iCloud and other synced devices
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When photos are taken on Apple devices, they're stored in the Camera Roll
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New York (CNN) -- Backstage at the Michael Kors show, a strange air of calm hangs over the make-up area. Although security is predictably tight, there is no screaming or high drama. It's 7.30 a.m., hours before the show, and the machine is just beginning to mobilize. Liu Wen is an early arrival, quietly sitting in a chair listening to her iPod as a make-up artist begins to apply foundation. Her cup of coffee and bottle of green tea reveal that even the women dubbed "China's first supermodel" finds early starts challenging. But there is no trace of fatigue: Her face looks flawless with little make up, and her skin luminous.
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Liu Wen is regarded by many in the fashion world as China's first supermodel
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At the age of 23, she has already worked for most of the world's major fashion houses
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Wen is also the first Asian model to be named as a spokesperson for Estee Lauder
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China is expected to become a major market for global fashion brands in years to come

Question: For a public figure whose image is key, @placeholder remains surprisingly open and accessible.


Embarrassment: Home Secretary Theresa May has admitted employing a foreign worker The Tories faced fresh embarrassment over immigration last night when it emerged that Home Secretary Theresa May uses a Brazilian-born cleaner. A day after Immigration Minister James Brokenshire condemned the ‘wealthy metropolitan elite’ for using cheap labour from migrants, his boss confirmed that she employs a female home help who was born abroad. The cleaner has obtained British citizenship and aides denied that Mrs May played any role in assisting her quest for a passport. But the revelation came as Downing Street admitted that Samantha Cameron helped the Prime Minister’s Nepalese nanny get British citizenship.
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James Brokenshire blamed the 'wealthy metropolitan elite' for rising immigration because they hire foreign workers at home
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Both David Cameron and Nick Clegg have home help from abroad
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Now it has emerged that Theresa May also pays a foreign employee

Question: A spokesman for Mrs May said: ‘@placeholder’s cleaner is a British citizen but she was born in Brazil.

Question: @placeholder had no role at all in her cleaner’s application for citizenship.’


Editor's note: CNN.com has a business partnership with CareerBuilder.com, which serves as the exclusive provider of job listings and services to CNN.com. Natural disasters, revolutionary technology, pro-athlete scandals and national calamities marked 2007 as an unforgettable year. Yet, amid these major happenings arose stories that were overlooked, unseen or ignored altogether: tales of our nation's work force. Understandably, these pieces weren't as newsworthy as Michael Vick's dog fighting charges or Paris Hilton going to jail. But these stories held an angle unlike any other: They were just plain weird. Here are 15 headlines that exemplify the strange happenings that took place in the workplace in 2007.
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Cola wars get physical as Pepsi worker attacks Coke employee
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Southwest Airlines employee tells passenger her outfit won't fly
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Drive-through dispute gets suspect jail food
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Alleged robber asks victim out for date

Question: The Pepsi worker allegedly assaulted the @placeholder employee, hitting him in the face, giving him a black eye and breaking his nose.


Mark Webber managed to remarkably escape without serious injury after a huge crash in the season finale of the World Endurance Championship left his Porsche dismantled and in flames. The 38-year-old, who used to race in Formula One, collided with the Ferrari of Matteo Cressoni on the 14th corner at the Interlagos circuit in Sao Paulo before his car slammed into the safety wall. Fortunately Webber gave spectators the thumbs up before medics took the Australian to the Medical centre as a precaution. Mark Webber was seen giving a thumbs up signal from a stretcher after his crash in Sao Paulo
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Former Red Bull Formula One driver driving in FIA WEC season finale
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The 38-year-old collided with a Ferrari driver before crashing into a wall
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He was going 300km/hr around the Arquibancadas curve
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Despite his car falling apart and bursting into flames, he left unhurt

Question: The Australian has stayed in motorsport with the @placeholder since retiring from Formula One in 2013


New laws aimed at reducing the suffering of millions of chickens in abattoirs have been put on hold by the Government after Muslims complained they would undermine their rights to slaughter the birds according to Islamic rituals. To the dismay of animal welfare groups, the laws were unexpectedly delayed just days before they were due to be implemented last month. Senior vets and campaigners said that the delay was ‘outrageous’ and some have now threatened to report ministers to the European Commission for failing to implement  the EU-wide rules. Masood Khwaja, a Muslim food consultant, said: 'In order to meet the religious requirements of halal, light stunning should be done but not enough to kill the animal'
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Campaigners have  threatened to report ministers to European Commission for not implementing the EU-wide rules
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Research that suggests that many birds are still conscious and suffer pain when they are slaughtered

Question: According to @placeholder rituals, the birds have to be alive when their throats are slit so their hearts are still pumping and their blood is properly drained.


By Snejana Farberov for Mail online and Louise Boyle Punished: Andrea Chisholm, 54, was sentenced to one year in prison for aiding and abetting wrongfully obtained public assistance A Minnesota woman who once claimed to be Scottish nobility has pleaded guilty to illegally collecting welfare payments while living in a mansion. Andrea Chisholm, 54, accepted responsibility for aiding and abetting wrongfully obtaining public assistance. She admitted in court Tuesday she signed welfare applications that were inaccurate and resulted in her collecting more than $60,000, but told the judge they were filled out by her husband, 62-year-old Colin Chisholm III.
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Andrea Chisholm, 54, was sentenced to one year and one day in prison after pleading guilty to aiding and abetting wrongfully obtained public assistance
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The self-described Scottish noblewoman 'Lady Chisholm' told the judge her husband, Colin Chisholm III, filled out the bogus welfare applications
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The couple lived in a lakefront home, owned a $1.2million yacht and ran a kennel raising elite Cavalier King Charles spaniels
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The Chisholms collected $167,000 in food stamps and medical claims, prosecutors said

Question: ‘It’s appropriate that @placeholder spend time behind bars for cheating the public of welfare dollars,’ County Attorney Mike Freeman said.


Didier Drogba stirred Chelsea emotions and rekindled misty-eyed memories of Munich as he scored a Champions League penalty to celebrate his first goal since returning to Stamford Bridge. His first since the winning spot-kick against Bayern Munich in the Allianz Arena in May 2012 was the second in this six-goal Euro-romp against Maribor. Jose Mourinho’s team are in control at the top of Group G, smoothly on course for a place in the last 16 of the Champions League. Loic Remy put Chelsea ahead after 13 minutes after cutting in from the right hand side and firing past Jasmin Handanovic
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Loic Remy puts Chelsea ahead at Stamford Bridge after 13 minutes
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French striker injures himself in the act of scoring and is replaced by Didier Drogba
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Drogba scores from the penalty spot to make it 2-0 in 23rd minute
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John Terry scores from close range on the half hour mark to put Chelsea three goals up
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Eden Hazard cross turned into his own net by Mitja Viler for fourth goal
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Maribor miss the chance to hit back as Agim Ibraimi sees his penalty hit the base of the post
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Hazard makes it 5-0 with a penalty, then adds a sixth in 90th minute

Question: @placeholder celebrates with his team-mates and Chelsea were showboating before half time, with Maribor unable to cope with their quality

Question: @placeholder steps away from the Maribor defence on his way to adding a late sixth goal for Chelsea


Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone has raised eyebrows by claiming that Angel Di Maria is city rival Real's best player, above the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Gareth Bale. Simeone watched from the sidelines as his Atletico side held their Madrid rivals to a 1-1 draw in the Spanish Super Cup first leg on Tuesday night. Di Maria's late introduction from the bench changed the game, with the Argentina winger - a target for Manchester United - setting up an the opening goal for James Rodriguez. Atletico levelled the tie through Raul Garcia with just two minutes remaining. VIDEO Scroll down for Angel di Maria chips Fabio Coentrao in Real Madrid training
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Real Madrid and rivals Atletico drew 1-1 in Spanish Super Cup first leg
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Angel Di Maria set up James Rodriguez for Real's goal
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But the Argentina winger had started on the bench
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Atletico boss Simeone hailed Di Maria's impact
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The Argentina winger provided 22 assists last season
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That is more than Ronaldo, Bale or Rodriguez
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Manchester United are prepared to invest £100m in signing Di Maria

Question: It is understood United have told @placeholder that, with performance-based incentives, they will pay him around £200,000 a week.


By Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 17:36 EST, 28 February 2014 | UPDATED: 17:41 EST, 28 February 2014 In little more than a year, one small boy has raised more than three-quarters of a million dollars to help his sick best friend by selling copies of a book he wrote himself. Now well on his way to the ambitious goal of $1 million, Dylan Siegal, a seven-year-old from Los Angeles, is selling his book 'Chocolate Bar' to raise funds for Jonah Pournazarian, eight, his best friend who suffers from a rare condition called glycogen storage disease type 1B.
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Dylan Siegel, seven, wrote a book when he was six to help raise money for his best friend Jonah Pournazarian
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Jonah, eight, has a rare liver disease for which there is no cure
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Sales of Dylan's book, Chocolate Bar, have raised more than $750,000 for research into glycogen storage disease type 1B
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'Chocolate bar' is Dylan-speak for 'excellent'
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According to Dylan, helping his friend Jonah 'is the biggest chocolate bar'
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Researcher Dr David Weinstein believes that with the money raised a cure is possible

Question: @placeholder's parents suggested that they help him organize a bake-sale or lemonade stand to raise money, but Dylan had much bigger plans.


The wreck of a British bomber that sunk during a raid on the German battleship, the Tirpitz, has been found and is likely to contain the bodies of two of the missing crew. The Halifax bomber was located perfectly intact 600ft down in a Norwegian fjord 72 years after it crashed on the mission to destroy one of Hitler's most feared ships. The aircraft was struck by heavy flak and made a successful crash landing in the water inlet in northern Norway. Scroll down for video Significant find: The Halifax bomber was located perfectly intact 600ft down in a Norwegian fjord 72 years after it crashed on the mission to destroy one of Hitler's most feared ships
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Wreck of Halifax W7656 bomber found in 600ft deep waters in Norway
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It crashed while on a mission to destroy one of Hitler's most feared ships
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While trying to sink the Tirpitz, it was struck by heavy flak and came down
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Plane found when pipeline engineers stumbled upon a mystery object
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Six students sent a remote control submarine down to inspect the object
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It turned out to be a Halifax bomber, very likely to be W7656
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It will be protected as a war grave, as two crew members may be on board

Question: 'We realised it might be a @placeholder war grave and were very careful and respectful.


(CNN)At least 3.7 million people, including world leaders, marched in anti-terrorism rallies in Paris and elsewhere in France on Sunday, French officials said, calling the massive gathering in the nation's capital the largest in France's history. The day was emotional and peaceful, a gesture of unity just days after Islamic extremists slaughtered 17 people. World leaders joined French President Francois Hollande, including British Prime Minister David Cameron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy. The day also brought together an unlikely duo at the rally: Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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NYPD and other U.S. law enforcement alerted to threat from ISIS
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Massive crowd at anti-terrorism rally in Paris was the largest in French history, French Mission to U.N. says
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Many world leaders present, but Obama, Kerry, Holder not at rally to represent U.S.

Question: Sunday brought the end to a traumatic week in @placeholder.

Question: NYPD employees were told to "remain alert and consider tactics at all times while on patrol," especially in light of the attacks in @placeholder last week, in an internal memo.


By Joel Christie Max Schireson was tired of being asked what type of car he drives. As the male CEO of a billion dollar company and a married father-of-three, he would listen as his female counterparts were questioned on how they maintain a healthy work and family balance, wondering why the same was never asked of him. He was also tired of spending more time on planes flying around the world on business than he was with his wife and kids. So on Wednesday Schireson - who fronts fast-growing New York database company MongoDB, which has grown $220 million in the last four years under his leadership - announced he was stepping down from the 'best job in the world' in order to have more time at home.
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CEO of fast-growing New York database company MongoDB, Max Schireson, announced he was stepping down from his role on Tuesday
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Married father-of-three said he has missed too many important occasions due to the demands of his job
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He will take up a position as vice president
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MongoDB was last valued at $1 billion
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Schireson said the company has raised $220 million in the four years he has been CEO

Question: The future is bright and @placeholder deserves a leader who can be “all-in” and make the most of the opportunity.


(CNN) -- "I just love it when I get milk-to-dark converts," says Kerrin Rousset, as she prepares to lead a small cocoa-hungry crowd through the narrow streets of Zurich's Old Town. Rousset, who makes a living leading people to the city's finest chocolates, needn't worry too much -- we're already lost to the dark side. We've joined her on a sunny afternoon in Paradeplatz, outside the flagship shop of Sprungli, a high-quality chocolate maker known for its delicate Luxemburgerli bite-sized almond meringues. We're here because, although in Zurich you're never more than a praline's throw from an artisanal chocolatier (not that any sane person would throw away a perfectly good praline), it's surprisingly tricky to locate truly excellent chocolate.
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Sweet Zurich tour focuses on local chocolate confectionery gems like Honold and Conditorei Schober-Peclard
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Rousset advises chocolate tasters to let the chocolate melt -- not chew
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As with wines, it's important to know where cocoa beans originate, because their "terroir" determines flavor

Question: "Of course we would go to @placeholder, a Zurich institution, but it was fun to go to the small local shops where the owners had become friends, where we would chat and taste lots, too."


(CNN) -- They lined up hundreds strong to touch the dirt. Some fell to their knees, clutching the gritty stuff as though it were a long-lost child. Others lifted it to their lips to savor a taste of the home they left behind decades ago. Exiles -- who face never returning to Tibet as long as it is under Chinese rule -- stood on Tibetan soil this week, fulfilling a desire that has burned within since they fled westward across the Himalayas. Only, this week, they were able to do it in Dharamsala, the Indian hilltown that functions as the de facto capital of the refugee community.
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Tibetans who long to see their homeland were able to touch native soil again
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Artist Tenzing Rigdol smuggled the soil in sacks from Tibet to India
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The dirt was spread on a stage so Tibetans could walk on it
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Rigdol's father died without ever seeing Tibet again

Question: He invited @placeholder to walk on his dirt, write on it or pick up a microphone to express themselves.

Question: There was no overt political statement in Rigdol's art, but some @placeholder hoped it would inspire resistance to Chinese rule.


(CNN) -- Jerry Sandusky is a pedophile and was rightfully convicted, filmmaker John Ziegler said. Yet he came out in Sandusky's defense in an interview with CNN's Piers Morgan late Monday, disparaging witness testimony that led to that conviction. The A.M. radio talk show host recently released controversial interviews he conducted with the former Penn State assistant coach. Sandusky will probably be incarcerated for the rest of his life for child sex abuse convictions, but he has had his say outside the prison walls in these recorded phone conversations, which Ziegler partially posted on the Internet. In the audio clips, Sandusky attempted to discredit an eyewitness in the case against him and downplayed what head coach Joe Paterno may have known about his activities.
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Piers Morgan airs excerpts from controversial interview by radio talk show host turned filmmaker
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The former Penn State assistant football coach raps prosecution witness Mike McQueary
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Sandusky says he's not sure if head coach Joe Paterno thought he was a pedophile
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The filmmaker says he's trying to give Paterno "his day in court" after "he was railroaded"

Question: "This is all about @placeholder's alleged culpability, which I don't believe the facts back up.

Question: During his at times heated appearance on Piers Morgan, Ziegler accused @placeholder of having defamed Paterno on his show.

Question: During his at times heated appearance on Piers Morgan, Ziegler accused Morgan of having defamed @placeholder on his show.


It could have all been very different for Captain Munnerlyn. Born three months premature and weighing little more than three pounds, he spent the first three months of his life in an incubator. When he arrived home in the Happy Hill area of Mobile, Alabama, he was housed in a shoebox. At the age of four, his aunt protected him and took a bullet as a drive-by shooting raged outside their car. Two years later his father was murdered by one of his cousins following a row in a bar. Captain Munnerlyn (right) says the VIkings will learn from a chastening defeat in Green Bay
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Munnerlyn was born three months premature and has upset the odds all his life
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The 5ft 9in cornerback admits he is struggling to find his best form but is not afraid of the hard yards
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The Vikings defense is ranked 15th overall: 19th against the run and 11th against the pass
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After a woeful 42-10 defeat in Green Bay the Vikings face NFC North rivals Detroit needing a win to keep their season on track

Question: Watch tape, learn from it and move on to @placeholder.’


A much anticipated encounter between President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, came on the sidelines of a lunch held Friday to mark the 70th anniversary of D-Day. But a conversation between Putin and Ukrainian President-elect Petro Poroshenko may have been more fruitful. "We believe it's a good thing they were able to speak, but it's not a substitute for the steps it (Russia) needs to take to deescalate things, especially violence," a senior administration official said. "It's a positive thing that they spoke, but more needs to be done." The official said Putin has publicly voiced support for Poroshenko, but "he's not taking steps to back that up."
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Barack Obama and Vladimir Putin speak on the sidelines of a D-Day lunch
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Russia's Putin and Ukraine's Petro Poroshenko shake hands, talk briefly
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French President Hollande dined with Obama on Thursday before a separate dinner with Putin
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Obama said he would reiterate comments on Ukraine if he and Putin met

Question: During their informal aside, Obama told Putin that to reduce tensions in Ukraine, Russia must recognize @placeholder as the country's legitimate leader and stop supporting separatists in eastern Ukraine.

Question: @placeholder "has a chance to get back into a lane of international law," he said.


Danny Welbeck delivered for under-fire Roy Hodgson as the Arsenal striker scored a brace in England's 2-0 win over Switzerland in their opening Euro 2016 qualifier. The former Manchester United outcast found the net after breaks in the 58th minute and in time added on as England, much maligned after their uninspiring 1-0 friendly win over Norway, got off to a perfect start against their main Group E rivals. Here, Sportsmail's Martin Keown gives his verdict on the performance of the players. Confidence: Danny Welbeck was man of the match against Switzerland after scoring twice Winner: England players crowed around Danny Welbeck after the Arsenal signing scored against Switzerland
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Danny Welbeck the star man after goals on 58 minutes and in time added on
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Fabian Delph impressed after an over-zealous opening to his starting debut
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England's Joe Hart and Swiss keeper Yann Sommer made important saves
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Under-fire boss Roy Hodgson praised by Sportsmail's Martin Keown for  brave selection of Delph and using Liverpool system to great effect
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Raheem Sterling and Wayne Rooney had moment but not at their best
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Gary Cahill made match-saving clearance off line to deny Josip Drmic
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James Milner made his 50th England appearance off the bench

Question: RAHEEM STERLING: Not his best night and didn’t run at people like he does for Liverpool but a fantastic pass for @placeholder’s first goal.


Dozens of people have been killed and thousands of homes burned to the ground in Myanmar's volatile Rakhine state in recent days, amid an upsurge in violence between Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims that prompted the government to declare a state of emergency. CNN looks at the background to the ongoing communal violence in the Southeast Asian country. What's behind the unrest? Overnight curfews in several towns and villages across the region have been in place since May, when the arrest of three Muslim men suspected of raping and killing a Buddhist woman sparked deadly clashes between the Rohingya and Rakhine Buddhists. Two of the men have since been sentenced to death, while the third hanged himself while in detention, the government-run newspaper New Light of Myanmar reported on its website.
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Rohingya are a stateless Muslim minority living in Myanmar's Rakhine state
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They have clashed frequently with the western state's Buddhist population
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Dozens killed and thousands of homes burned down in recent violence
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Myanmar's president pledged to address the issue during recent U.N. visit

Question: "It could make important contributions to restoring peace and harmony in the state and in creating a conducive environment for a more inclusive way forward to tackle the underlying causes of the violence, including the condition of the @placeholder communities in Rakhine."


(CNN) -- Like St. Augustine's prayer "God make me chaste - but not yet," Filipino fighter Manny Pacquiao's personal conversation with God may not lead to his retirement anytime soon. Pacquiao said in a radio interview on Monday he had a dream in which God had told him to hang up his gloves, fueling speculation he may back out of a long-anticipated fight with American Floyd Mayweather. "I will not stay long in boxing because He said: 'You have done enough. You have made yourself famous but this is harmful'," he told Manila's DZMM radio. However, his team say retirement is still a long way off.
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Pacquiao says he had a dream in which God told him to retire
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The boxer's business manager says he is unlikely to retire this year
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Boxing fans have long sought a fight between Mayweather and Pacquiao
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Pacquiao is the first boxer to have won world titles in eight weight divisions

Question: Pacquiao also has an ongoing defamation suit against Mayweather, claiming the @placeholder fighter has insinuated that his success is the result of performance-enhancing drugs.


TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (CNN) -- Honduran soldiers shot out the tires of buses headed for a demonstration in support of ousted President Jose Manuel Zelaya, a video obtained by CNN shows. This image from a cell phone video shows Honduran soldiers shooting out the tires of a bus. The video, believed shot within the past two days, shows a line of buses stopped on a road in what is reported to be the city of Limones. The city is about 70 miles (112 kilometers) northeast of the capital, Tegucigalpa. A noisy, chaotic crowd is milling around the buses while soldiers move among them. Some slight pushing can be seen.
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Video shows line of buses stopped on road in Honduras
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Shouting is heard, some pushing takes place
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Gunshots ring out, then video shows soldiers shooting tires
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Honduras military says it has not heard of incident

Question: Pro-Zelaya protesters have skirmished with troops in some parts of Tegucigalpa, but the incidents have received little mention from @placeholder TV stations.


PUBLISHED: 15:11 EST, 5 August 2012 | UPDATED: 00:40 EST, 6 August 2012 A wealthy former yacht dealer has snapped up every foreclosed home in Michigan's Macomb County, paying the cut price of $4.9million for a whopping 645 properties. Bill McMachen handed over a measly $7,500 on average for each of the properties, of which 403 are family homes, and he's now being bombarded with emails from prospective buyers. 'It's overwhelming,' McMachen told the Detroit News after Tuesday's transaction. 'I'm having a hard time keeping up with them all.' SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Bargain: Former yacht dealer Bill McMachen, pictured, bought every foreclosed home in Michigan's Macomb County for $4.9 million
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Bill McMachen bout 645 properties in Macomb County for $4.9million
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Authorities allowed the transaction when he agreed to pay the backtaxes on all of the foreclosed homes

Question: In an arrangement with the @placeholder, McMachen agreed to take all the foreclosed homes authorities didn't want off their hands in exchange for paying back all taxes owed.


By Jessica Jerreat PUBLISHED: 21:44 EST, 14 June 2013 | UPDATED: 22:09 EST, 14 June 2013 A space-age home built for country singer Darren Kozelsky in Texas is being sold for nearly $10 million. The flying saucer-shaped home, with seven bedrooms, 13 bathrooms and an infinity pool, was built for the singer and his family in Preston Hollow, by architect Lionel Morrison in 2007. Sleek fittings and floor-to-ceiling windows make the 14,795sq ft house, priced for $9.995 million, out of this world. Out of this world: The Preston Hollow home of country singer Darren Kozelsky is being sold for $10 million
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Country singer's Texas home has infinity pool and sleek look
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Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the seven-bedroom home with natural light

Question: Seamless: Living space in the @placeholder designed home flows effortless from room to room


Hong Kong (CNN) -- In scenes that would not have been out of place in a Hollywood science fiction thriller, at dawn on March 31, 2003, armed police and Hong Kong health authorities dressed in biological suits, theater masks and surgical gloves descended on Amoy Gardens housing estate. Working swiftly on an order from the Department of Health to isolate Block E, the residents were sealed in. Under 24-hour medical surveillance, they could neither leave the block nor receive visitors, according to a report from the Hong Kong Department of Health. Later moved to confinement camps under quarantine laws that had not been invoked since an outbreak of bubonic plague in 1894, the residents of Amoy Gardens were locked out for 10 days as doctors, clinicians, sewerage experts and engineers scoured the block for clues.
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Hong Kong housing estate Amoy Gardens was center of 2003 SARS outbreak
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Authorities had to work fast to isolate the virus and quarantine residents
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The events at Amoy Gardens underscored the difficulties of containing epidemics
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Public information an important part of the fight against epidemics

Question: But even before @placeholder could be quarantined, police were on a manhunt for 147 residents who had already fled the infected apartment block -- to hotels or to stay with family or friends -- possibly spreading the virus into the community.


It couldn’t last. Manchester United have won six successive games whilst producing some awfully mediocre football, some of it downright shambolic. Normally you get what deserve but Louis van Gaal’s team have been getting away with a little more than that of late. Against Aston Villa, reality returned. United were decidedly average in the first half and a little better in the second but they weren’t good enough to break down ten men. Any committed Premier League team with a well-executed game plan is a test for United at present and so it proved. VIDEO Scroll down for Sportsmail's Big Match Stats
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Christian Benteke gave Aston Villa the lead on 18 minutes with a left-footed shot
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Radamel Falcao headed home Manchester United's equaliser shortly after half-time from an Ashley Young cross
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Villa's Gabriel Agbonlahor was shown a straight red card midway through the second half  after fouling Young
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Question: Young won it while @placeholder was late and came through the man but not with his foot raised.


Palmer United Party leader Clive Palmer has lashed back at rebel  senator Jacqui Lambie, accusing her of lying in parliament and scheming to start her own political party. His claims follow after a parliamentary spiel by the Tasmanian senator, during which she accused her party leader of trying to intimidate her and interfere with her role in the Senate. But Mr Palmer says those statements are lies and accused Senator Lambie of planning to set up her own political party. Scroll down for video Clive Palmer has lashed back at rebel senator Jacqui Lambie, accusing her of lying in parliament
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Clive Palmer has lashed back at rebel senator Jacqui Lambie
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He claims her of lying and planning to start her own political party
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The Tasmanian senator has been demoted by her party
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Mr Palmer said Lambie had not spoken to him for a month and failed to attend party meetings and return phone calls

Question: She later accused Mr @placeholder of spreading rumours about her and causing her personal distress.


(CNN) -- When Piers Morgan asked Barbra Streisand who her favorite actor of all time was, the legendary actress and singer opened up about a unique road trip she took with the late Marlon Brando in the 1970s. In an interview on Friday's "Piers Morgan Tonight," the actress, singer and director talked to the CNN host about Brando, her long career, the Democratic Party, her new movie "The Guilt Trip" and more. "(Brando) wanted to take me to the desert, to see the wildflowers," said Streisand. She said he wanted to "sleep over in a ghost town," but Streisand refused his advances.
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Barbra Streisand sits down for a rare interview with "Piers Morgan Tonight"
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She considers herself to be an actress who sings and not the other way around
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In her new movie "The Guilt Trip," she plays "the archetype of Jewish mama"

Question: "@placeholder clearly wanted to do more than just look at flowers with you," Morgan pointed out.


(CNN) -- Microsoft Office, the suite of productivity tools used by millions, has finally come to the iPhone. The move is a significant one for Microsoft and its users. Before, the popular set of tools, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook, was available only on Windows phones, which have captured a sliver of the smartphone market. The feature is available free in Apple's App Store for subscribers to Office 365, the cloud-based version of Office's business-like tools for home users. Subscribers pay a monthly fee. Office for iPhone is intended for people who need to edit PowerPoints or Excel spreadsheets on the go, not create them from their phones. The company said users can work with documents on their phones, and the updates will be transferred to those documents on PC versions. They'll also be able to share documents from their phones.
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Microsoft announced its Office suite is now available on the iPhone
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Office tools include Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook
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It will be free but available only to Office 365 subscribers
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Office is not available for iPad or Android devices

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He enjoyed this one. Beaming smile, arms outstretched and sliding on his knees into the corner flag, revelling in the adulation that was showered upon him. Steven Gerrard had scored 176 goals for Liverpool before Tuesday night, including strikes that defined European and domestic finals, but No 177 seemed different, sweeter almost. It was, perhaps, a reminder of his ability to produce just when it matters. With all the speculation surrounding his contract, all the conjecture about whether he will stay at Anfield or pursue a fresh challenge next year, Gerrard could not have provided a more telling riposte when he burst into Leicester City’s area in the 54th minute to settle a game Liverpool needed to win.
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Liverpool defeated Leicester 3-1 in their Premier League clash at the King Power Stadium
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Steven Gerrard was restored to the starting line-up after being dropped for the weekend game against Stoke
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Leonardo Ulloa's shot hit the post before rebounding off Simon Mignolet for the opening goal
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Adam Lallana levelled four minutes later after combining well with former Southampton teammate Rickie Lambert
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Gerrard gave the Reds the lead in the second half after a well- timed run into the box
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Wes Morgan was dismissed after bringing down Lambert as the Foxes' last defender on 62minutes
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Kasper Schmeichel was fortunate not to be sent off after appearing to bring Gerrard down in the box
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Jordan Henderson sealed victory with a late strike after an error from the Leicester keeper
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Question: @placeholder should have been down to nine when Kasper Schmeichel collided with Gerrard but frustrations were only temporary.


(CNN) -- Infighting between Syrian rebels threatened a hospital in the northern city of Aleppo on Sunday, a source said, forcing doctors to hide patients as clashes flared between Islamists and members of the Free Syrian Army. "Doctors are working neutrally, treating both sides," said the source in northern Syria, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of reprisal attacks. As doctors treat the wounded, fighters from the FSA and the al Qaeda-linked Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, are fighting outside the hospital and plotting to attack each other inside, the source said. The clashes come after the FSA gave ISIS members a 24-hour ultimatum to surrender and leave the country and arrested 200 members of the al Qaeda-linked group.
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Rebels from the Free Syrian Army are clashing with al Qaeda-linked fighters
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Both are fighting to topple al-Assad's government; now, they're fighting each other
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"Doctors are working neutrally, treating both sides," source says

Question: @placeholder issued its own ultimatum on Saturday, giving the FSA 24 hours to free their prisoners, or they will leave their joint posts with the FSA in Aleppo.

Question: "The medical staff in Aleppo will be targeted by ISIS if they know that they are treating FSA patients, by @placeholder if they know that they are treating ISIS patients, and by (the) regime's airstrikes if they know that they are treating both," the source said.


By Daily Mail Reporter Won't apologize: Mariah Carey is pictured with her manager, Jermaine Dupri. Dupri was the person responsible for setting up a concert for the president of Angola which has now been criticized by human rights organizations Mariah Carey angered human rights groups this week after it was revealed she accepted $1million to perform in a private concert for the president of Angola, the second-longest serving dictator in office. The singer's manager Jermaine Dupri organized the gig for President Josè Eduardo Dos Santos, and remained unapologetic when questioned by the Human Rights Foundation. Instead, Dupri pointed the blame at the Red Cross, and even said that Carey doesn't involve herself with human rights matters.
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The singer gave a two-hour concert for authoritarian Angolan President Josè Eduardo Dos Santos last Sunday, in return for the huge amount
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The move has angered human rights groups who claim Dos Santos has murdered many and exploited the country's resources to his own gain
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The concert comes five years after Mariah apologized after performing for notorious dictator Colonel Muammar al-Gaddafi
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Carey's manager Jermaine Dupri defended the move and said the singer shouldn't have to apologize

Question: This isn't the first time that @placeholder has drawn heat for taking money from a shady leader.


Armed drones. Mass graves. Kirkuk's effective annexation. The Iraq crisis escalated Friday. A U.S. official confirmed to CNN that armed American drones started flying over Baghdad in the previous 24 hours to provide additional protection for 180 U.S. military advisers in the area. Until now, U.S. officials had said all drone reconnaissance flights over Iraq were unarmed. Using the drones for any offensive strikes against insurgent Islamic State in Iraq and Syria fighters would continue to require approval from U.S. President Barack Obama. Also on Friday, Kurdish leader Masoud Barzani said disputed areas in northern Iraq, including the oil-rich city of Kirkuk, are part of the Kurdish autonomous region from now on after the Iraqi central government failed to hold a long-awaited referendum.
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Kurdish leader  Barzani effectively annexes Kirkuk
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Armed U.S. drones are protecting 180 American military advisers, source says
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Iraqi Prime Minister: We're buying fighter jets from Russia and Belarus
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Human Rights Watch says graves are thought to hold slain Iraqi soldiers, police and civilians

Question: The move could complicate efforts by the United States and its allies to get Iraqi leaders to form a new government representing all three major population groups -- Sunnis, Shias and @placeholder.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 08:23 EST, 7 April 2013 | UPDATED: 11:36 EST, 7 April 2013 The government has been ordered to pay compensation for the ‘injustice’ of inflicting misery on an elderly couple who were left without heating for three years by a bungled state-sponsored energy programme. Donald Siteman told a parliamentary watchdog his three-bedroom home had become a ‘hell house’, with his dying wife Evelyn forced to wear her coat indoors and go to bed early in a desperate attempt to get warm. A boiler installed under Labour’s £2.4billion Warm Front scheme broke down after just six months, beginning a tortuous battle to have it fixed which lasted through three bitterly cold winters.
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Government ordered to pay compensation to Donald Siteman, 90 for the misery inflicted by the catalogue of errors under the Warm Front scheme
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Wife Evelyn, 85, died in October still pleading for the problem to be fixed
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New boiler to make their home more efficient broke down after 6 months
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Department for Energy and contractor Corillion slammed by Ombudsman

Question: @placeholder was severely criticised for its role in the ‘emotional and physical distress’ the couple suffered’.


Justine Sacco found herself trending worldwide on Twitter thanks to an ill-thought-out message she intended to be amusing A PR consultant has revealed how a tweet she sent to amuse her 170 followers ended up making her a global hate figure and ruined her life. Justine Sacco's ill-thought-out message, sent before she boarded a flight to South Africa in December 2013 read: 'Going to Africa. Hope I don't get AIDS. Just kidding. I'm white!' It cost the 30-year-old from New York her job and her reputation after it was re-tweeted by tech blogger Sam Biddle to his 15,000 followers.
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Justine Sacco, 30, from New York, became a global hate figure
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Thousands angered by tweet sent by the PR consultant
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It said: 'Going to Africa. Hope I don't get AIDS. Just kidding. I'm white!'
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She lost her job and was trolled by thousands
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Now spoken of the experience in book So You've Been Publicly Shamed
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She said tweet to her 170 followers was misinterpreted
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'I thought there was no way that anyone could possibly think it was literal'

Question: 'Her tormentors were instantly congratulated as they took @placeholder down, bit by bit, and so they continued to do so.


(CNN) -- The coming elections seem to have fired up an intergenerational war, with the older population cast as the "greedy geezers" eating so much of the pie that they leave only crumbs for the younger generation. Both Republicans and Democrats say that entitlements must be cut. The main losers of these cuts will be Americans older than 65 who collect Social Security and cash in Medicare checks. At the same time, both parties agree that we must spend more on the education of the young if we are to remain competitive in the world markets. Taking from the old is justified on the grounds that they take more out of Social Security than they paid in, while the young, who pay for Social Security, will find that the program has gone belly-up by the time they retire. Well-heeled older people are said to be enjoying the good life while the young can't find jobs and are saddled with debt.
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Amitai Etzioni: The idea is growing that the old get all the benefits while young suffer
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Curbing costs of health care would curb Medicare; he writes: Social Security can pay for itself
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Etzioni: In terms of private money, older people give trillions of dollars to the young in gifts

Question: @placeholder comes close to paying for itself, after some recent revisions.


A man having sex with a goat, a lady groping her own breast and a naked woman sitting astride a Roman god. While it may sound like obscure pornography, it is actually art. A new exhibition in Italy featuring naked artists posing as cavorting nymphs and satyrs leaves little to the imagination. Austrian artist Veronika Bayer standing next to a picture of her colleague Daniel Feyer superimposed on an erotic fresco at the Casoria Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) near Naples The exhibition entitled ErotiCAM_Secret Room II, which is on display in the Contemporary Art Museum (CAM) in the town of Casoria near Naples, is based on images adapted from some of the erotic frescoes (mural paintings) from Roman times.
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Artists superimposed nude images of themselves on pictures of ancient erotic Roman paintings
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Saucy artworks on display in the Contemporary Art Museum near Naples
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'We are a politically incorrect museum,' says the director

Question: @placeholder artist Daniel Feyer of the artist collective TEAM[:]niel poses by an image of himself making love to a goat statue


UNITED NATIONS (CNN) -- Rebel forces have declared a cease-fire after four days of fighting in the North Kivu province of eastern Congo, the French ambassador to the United Nations said after Security Council talks on the unfolding humanitarian crisis. Congolese soldiers and displaced civilians move into Goma on Wednesday, fleeing advancing rebels. Laurent Nkunda, the Congolese Tutsi general who leads troops of the National Congress for the Defense of the People, ordered the cease-fire, Ambassador Jean-Maurice Ripert told reporters. "We hope that it will stand, and we hope that tomorrow Mr. Nkunda will announce that he stops his offensive," Ripert said, adding that he expected the the council would condemn the military operation.
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NEW: U.N. says rebel troops to adhere to cease-fire
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45,000 flee refugee camp in matter of hours
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U.N. says its peacekeepers still in charge of Goma
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Congo says Rwandan forces join fight with minority Tutsi rebels

Question: Nkunda has accused the Congolese government of failing to protect the Tutsi tribe from @placeholder militia in Congo.


Karl Wilson has been jailed for 16 years for running a heroin and crack cocaine trafficking ring which moved drugs from the Midlands to Scotland A drugs baron who ran a multi-million pound smuggling ring by hiding heroin and cocaine in Asda coffee tins has been jailed for 16 years. Karl Wilson, 58, lived in a £400,000 villa in Jamaica after fleeing Britain when his Class A drugs ring was smashed in 2008. After being extradited back to Britain last year, he admitted money laundering and conspiracy to supply heroin and cocaine and was jailed yesterday. Wilson and his gang trafficked heroin and cocaine from Wolverhampton, West Midlands, to Aberdeen in north-east Scotland.
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Gang hid drugs in  coffee tins soaked in vinegar to avoid detection
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At the height of gang's activity, they were selling a kilo of drugs a week
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Drugs ring was smashed in 2008 and leader's associates were jailed
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But he fled to Jamaica where he lived in luxury villa on the profits
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He was eventually extradited back to Britain and jailed this week

Question: @placeholder police began extradition proceedings in March 2011 and the drugs baron was arrested by Jamaican authorities almost two years later in February 2013.


London (CNN) -- A Pakistani woman went on trial in London Monday, charged with keeping a woman from Tanzania as a slave. Saeeda Khan, 68, is accused of overseeing the visa and travel arrangements that brought Mwanahamisi Mruke, 45 from her home in Tanzania to London in October 2006. When Mruke arrived in London, prosecutor Caroline Haughey told the jury, she was expecting to work as Khan's housekeeper. In fact, the prosecution alleged, Khan treated her "as a possession, not a person." Mruke regularly worked 18-hour days, and would be summoned by the sound of a bell to attend to Khan.
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A Pakistani-born woman is accused of keeping a slave in the United Kingdom
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Mwanahamisi Mruke worked for Saeeda Khan for years without pay, prosecutors say
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Mruke was not allowed to go home to see her dying parents, the jury hears
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Khan denies the charges

Question: Towards the end of the morning session, @placeholder appeared as the trial's first witness.


(CNN) -- A dog tapping away at a computer keyboard turns to another dog and says, "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog." The cartoon by Peter Steiner, which first appeared in The New Yorker in July 1993, perfectly encapsulates the world we live in today. How do you trust someone to be who they say they are on the Internet? The question has bubbled up again after news broke that Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o fell for a "catfish," someone who fakes an identity online to finagle his or her way into a fraudulent romantic relationship. We do our best to avoid being duped. But it's not always easy.
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Notre Dame Linebacker Manit Te'o falls for a 'catfish'
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A 1993 iconic cartoon lampoons Internet identity foibles
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In an official account, even President Obama posted a pic to positively ID himself
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After Nigerian banking frauds came phishing, SMShing, vishing

Question: Online identity scams have multiplied in form and name, phishing via e-mail spread to text messages, prompting the term "@placeholder."


By Emma Thomas A Miley Cyrus fan has taken his obsession with the fan a little further than most by getting his body covered in tattoos of the pop singer. After collecting photographs and watching interviews with her since 2009, Carl McCoid, 40, has had 22 portraits, lyrics and quotes from the star inked onto his arms, torso, hands, and leg. Mr McCoid insists his obsession with the popstar did not contribute to the break up of his marriage in 2011 but told the Sun his wife thought his interest in the Hannah Montana star was 'a bit weird'. Scroll down for video
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Carl McCoid started collecting Miley Cyrus photos in 2009
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Mr McCoid, 40, now has 22 tattoos of the singer on his body
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Arms, leg, back, chest and hands have tributes to the star

Question: The 21-year-old singer has heard about @placeholder but said his fixation with her made her feel 'creeped'.


Click here for the stats from the game with our brilliant Match Zone service Seventy-three seconds was all it took Yaya Sanogo. Well, 18 months, 19 appearances and 73 seconds, but when his first Arsenal goal finally arrived, it was wonderfully timed. It was a strike to puncture the pressure and soothe the nerves. Sanogo was engulfed by supporters and team-mates, while Arsene Wenger punched the air. A striker who had forgotten the way to goal had found the net at a most crucial moment, before the result was put beyond doubt by Alexis Sanchez, a striker who seemingly cannot miss.
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Arsenal qualify for Champions League last 16 with 2-0 win against Borussia Dortmund
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Yaya Sanogo scores first competitive goal for Arsenal to put Arsene Wenger's side ahead
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French youngster looked to be in an offside position for his second-minute strike
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Alexis Sanchez doubles Arsenal's lead with curling effort in 57th minute
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Question: Sanchez curls his 57th minute strike between two @placeholder defenders to double his side's lead

Question: @placeholder (right) wheels away in celebration of his second minute striker against Dortmund on Wednesday night


By Sarah Griffiths for MailOnline An elaborate grave belonging to a tall and fearsome warrior (illustrated) who lost his left arm in battle, has been unearthed in Russia An elaborate grave belonging to a tall and fearsome warrior who lost his left arm in battle, has been unearthed in Russia. The 11th century burial includes a death mask, arrows and the fang of a bear to highlight the strength and power of the warlord. The man towered one foot (25cm) over his companions, but despite his bulk, his skeleton reveals that his arm was severed in his final battle. Archaeologists discovered the remains of the man they named Bogatyr - meaning 'great warrior' - in an ancient burial mound near Omsk in south western Siberia.
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Elaborate grave in Omsk, south western Siberia, belonged to 'Bogatyr'
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Warrior was 5ft 11in - taller than his peers in the 11th century
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He was buried with a  bear fang on his face, which signified strength
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A bronze plaque on his chest was intended to communicate with the gods
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Arrows, tools, a cauldron, fur and leather was also found in the grave
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Archaeologists  say the  'sensational'  find will shed light on the cultural and military history in the region, about which little is known

Question: At 5ft 11inches (180cm) he was significantly taller than many @placeholder natives who were constantly trying to protect their homes from attack.


Missoula, Montana (CNN) -- The defense and prosecution agree on this much: Jordan Linn Graham pushed her husband of eight days, and he fell off a cliff to his death in Glacier National Park in Montana. The question for jurors will be whether Graham's act was murder or a case of self-defense that ended tragically. The two sides set out their opening arguments Monday about what took place as Graham's trial began in U.S. District Court in Missoula, Montana. Prosecutors said they would show that Graham, 21, was having serious second thoughts about her marriage before her husband's death and willfully lied to police after it.
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NEW: Prosecutors say Jordan Linn Graham was unhappy before her husband's death
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NEW: The defense says his death was the result of an "argument-grab-push-fall"
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NEW: The court hears text messages that Graham sent around the time of the death
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Graham has admitted pushing Cody Johnson during an argument in a national park

Question: The young bride at first maintained that she had simply speculated @placeholder, 25, might have gone there.


Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court has again cast aside an appeal that raised doubts about President Barack Obama's U.S. citizenship, a grass-roots legal issue that has gained little legal or political footing, but continues to persist in the courts. The justices without comment Monday rejected a challenge from Charles Kerchner Jr., a Pennsylvania man who sought a trial in federal court forcing the president to produce documents regarding his birth and citizenship. Kerchner's attorney, Mario Apuzzo, had argued in a petition with the Supreme Court that Obama did not fit the definition of a "natural-born citizen" required for the nation's highest office, as defined by Article II, Section 1 of the Constitution.
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The Supreme Court rejects latest appeal without comment
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The challenge contends both a president's parents must be U.S. citizens
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It says Obama's father was a British citizen

Question: The high court and other courts had dismissed earlier, unrelated lawsuits from individuals questioning @placeholder's citizenship.

Question: @placeholder and his staff produced copies of his birth certificate when he was running for president in 2008, and have previously dismissed questions over his citizenship.

Question: Other legal claims on the citizenship question whether @placeholder was in fact born in the United States, and whether his birth documents are authentic.

Question: Other legal claims on the citizenship question whether Obama was in fact born in the @placeholder, and whether his birth documents are authentic.


By Richard Shears Instead, the search will enter a new phase with the focus on the ocean floor - despite there being no 'pings' from what was earlier hoped were the aircraft's black boxes. Mr Abbott said that as the aircraft, which had 239 people on board, has been missing for 52 days, if there had been any debris from the aircraft it would have now sunk. Scroll down for video Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott (left) and Air Chief Marshal Angus Houston announced yesterday that the search for missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 would move to a new face as it is now 'highly unlikely' that wreckage will be foundo n the ocean's surface
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Search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight will move to a new stage, focusing on ocean floor rather than surface search
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Any debris from the aircraft would have sunk by now, said Australian PM
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Search is in its 52nd day, search teams concede no progress has been made
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Former Malaysian prime minister Mahathir Mohamad has expressed doubts that MH370 crashed into the Indian Ocean and blamed Boeing for its fate

Question: Searchers for missing @placeholder face tough choices on how to proceed after almost seven fruitless weeks, with only a fraction of a deep-sea zone still left to be scanned


Barcelona, Spain (CNN) -- Pope Benedict XVI on Saturday began his second visit to Spain, where he prayed at the tomb of an apostle and planned to consecrate one of Barcelona's most famous sights -- the distinctive Gaudi-designed Sagrada Familia church. The pope's first stop on his two-day trip is Santiago de Compostela, in Spain's northwestern tip, an important pilgrimage site for centuries. The cathedral there was built 900 years ago atop what is said to be the tomb of St. James, an apostle of Jesus. After praying there, the pope presided over a Eucharist in the square outside, to celebrate the city's jubilee year.
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He visits Santiago de Compostela and plans trip to Barcelona
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The pope prays at the tomb of the apostle James
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He also plans to consecrate the Sagrada Familia church

Question: @placeholder is home to the Sagrada Familia, or "holy family," church, still being built after more than 100 years.


MOGADISHU, Somalia (CNN)  -- A roadside bombing in Somalia's capital killed 21 women who were cleaning rubbish from a southern Mogadishu street on Sunday morning, a hospital official said. Mogadishu residents gather around victims of the bomb attack along the city's Maka Al Mukarama Road. The bomb blast wounded another 46 people, most of them Somali women who had gathered to clean Maka Al Mukarama Road in southern Mogadishu's Kilometer 4 district, according to Medina Hospital director Dr. Dahir Dhere. "It suddenly turned the area into a carnage, scattering body parts of the street cleaners into a large area," said witness Asha Ise Gedi. "There were pools of blood everywhere. I have never seen such mass killing."
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NEW: Mayor blames Islamist fighters for blast; Islamist fighters blame government
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NEW: Women part of U.N. program in which they cleaned streets for food
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Mogadishu the site of violence between Ethiopian troops and Islamist fighters
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11 ministers resign Saturday, prime minister has refused to step down

Question: Somalia's current transitional government is trying to maintain control of the capital, with the help of the better-equipped @placeholder forces.


Londonderry, New Hampshire (CNN) -- A new CNN/ORC poll shows a statistical dead heat between New Hampshire Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and her GOP opponent Scott Brown, with Shaheen at 49%, Brown at 47%, and a margin of error of plus-or-minus 4%. Perhaps even more telling is another politician's approval rating, and he's not even in the Granite State. President Barack Obama has only a 39% approval rating in New Hampshire, the new poll shows. Fifty-seven percent of voters say they disapprove of the way he is handling his job. That's a far fall for a president who beat his Republican opponents here in the Granite State overwhelmingly in both 2008 and just two years ago in 2012.
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A new CNN/ORC poll shows a statistical dead heat
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Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen is keeping it local in her campaign issues
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GOP opponent Scott Brown tries to tie Shaheen to Obama
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The President has only a 39% approval rating in New Hampshire

Question: Brown and his supporters are tying the incumbent senator to the president, as exemplified by a recent campaign sign from Brown supporters: "Stand with @placeholder, vote for Shaheen."

Question: "We have long and strong ties to @placeholder and so does Senator Shaheen.

Question: We both care about @placeholder so let's talk about where we're going, not about where we've been," Brown said.


With four excited little girls under two, Sean and Lisa Kelly are expecting Christmas Day to be rather hectic. But the couple plan to make the most of every moment. Their quads – the first ever born in Britain who are two sets of identical twins – are the children they thought they’d never have. Lined up for the camera: Mother Lisa used all her tricks to get (l-r) Annabelle, Hannah, Jessica and Heidi The two pairs, Hannah and Jessica, and Annabelle and Heidi, were conceived during a third attempt at IVF and, growing from two implanted embryos, were born at odds of ten million to one on December 27, 2009.
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Twins were conceived during third IVF attempt, growing from two implanted embryos
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Ten million-to-one quads were born on December 27 2009

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Former MI6 chief Richard Barrett (pictured) said Britain should do a deal with jihadists fighting in Iraq and Syria to encourage them to 'come home' Britain should do a deal with jihadists fighting in Iraq and Syria to encourage them to ‘come home’, says a former MI6 chief. Richard Barrett, who was a counter-terrorism director at the secret intelligence service, said returning British extremists could be an ‘invaluable asset’. His call came as it emerged that five British men who signed up to fight with Islamic State (IS) have found life too tough and want to come home. The volunteers became disillusioned by the brutality of their leaders and the discomforts of living in a war zone.
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Richard Barrett says Britain should do deal with jihadists in Iraq and Syria
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Claims returning UK extremists could be an 'invaluable asset' against ISIS
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Ex-MI6 chief's call came as it emerged five British men want to come home
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Volunteers became disillusioned by brutality of leaders and surroundings
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Mr Barrett insists fighters 'can expose the true nature of the Islamic State'
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Up to 50 Special Forces soldiers have been deployed on Britain’s streets after intelligence fears of jihadist gun attacks on shopping centres. Troops drawn mainly from the Special Reconnaissance Regiment, a military intelligence unit, have begun undercover work alongside anti-terrorist police on a surveillance operation focused on fears that militants returning from Syria are planning an attack.

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Bayern Munich left Roma in ruins  as they handed Manchester City a lifeline in Group E and recorded their biggest-ever away win in the Champions League. Pep Guardiola's German giants swept aside their Italian counterparts at the Stadio Olimpico, prompting bookmakers to make Bayern favourites to win the competition ahead of Real Madrid and Barcelona. By half time, it was 5-0. After 90 minutes, it was 7-1 as Ashley Cole and his Roma team-mates were tormented by the attacking prowess of the reigning Bundesliga champions. Manuel Pellegrini welcomes Bayern to the Etihad in November  and, if the Premier League club are to win, they can only hope goalkeeper Manuel Neuer has an off day after a near-perfect performance on Tuesday night.
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Arjen Robben scored Bayern Munich's first goal after nine minutes against Roma at the Stadio Olimpico
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Mario Gotze doubled Bayern's lead in the 23rd minute before Robert Lewandowski made it 3-0 moments later
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Robben got his second past goalkeeper Morgan De Sanctis before a Thomas Muller penalty made it 5-0 at half time
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Roma forward Gervinho was unlucky to not score more past goalkeeper Manuel Neuer before 66th-minute strike
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Substitutes Franck Ribery and Xherdan Shaqiri netted in 78th and 80th minutes respectively to complete 7-1 scoreline

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Gruesome and seemingly endless accounts of violence in Mexico have obscured one notable bright spot in Latin America's high-stakes struggle with powerful drug gangs. In Colombia, once home to the world's biggest cocaine cartels, new crime organizations are being picked apart with silent efficiency -- aided by Bogota's enthusiastic embrace of extradition. In recent years, more than 1,300 of Colombia's top crime bosses and their most dangerous enforcers have been sent north to face trafficking charges in the United States, a dramatic turnabout from the 1990s when extradition was outlawed under coercive pressure from the Medellin and Cali cartels. Traffickers who might have continued to operate their drug organizations from luxury prison cells near their Colombian homes find themselves serving extended terms far away in U.S. penitentiaries without wall-to-wall carpets, big-screen TVs or easy phone access. Many offer to become witnesses hoping to reduce their sentences.
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William Rempel: Colombia is fighting drug lords by allowing extradition to U.S.
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Rempel: Extradition doesn't stop smuggling, but it damages cartels
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Traffickers in U.S. cells can't run operations from luxury prisons in Colombia, he says
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Rempel says Mexico should take lessons from Colombia's successful strategy

Question: U.S. authorities complain that, among other things, @placeholder requires excessive documentation before approving extradition applications -- notably the identities of certain key witnesses that can jeopardize their safety.


Tokyo, Japan (CNN) -- Japan's prime minister is in a world of political hurt right now. The latest poll numbers by the country's largest daily newspaper, The Yomiuri Shimbun, showed 24 percent of those polled approve of Yukio Hatoyama's performance, a nine-point drop from a month earlier, while 67 percent disapprove of him. So when Hatoyama recently opened the doors of his official residence to serve Japanese barbeque to ordinary voters for an event called the "Real Hato Café," his earnest effort to talk to ordinary citizens didn't grab the attention of critic Don Konishi -- but his choice of clothing did.
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Newspaper poll: 67 percent disapprove of Japan's PM Hatoyama
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PM wears a multi-colored checked shirt that fashion designer pans
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PM's wife got attention over comments she met Tom Cruise in previous life
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Analyst warns attention to clothes rather than policy is bad sign for PM

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By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 04:27 EST, 7 February 2013 | UPDATED: 03:44 EST, 8 February 2013 Iran has rejected Obama's offer to discuss their nuclear programme saying the U.S. was proposing talks while 'pointing a gun at Iran.' The refusal came as state television broadcast footage allegedly extracted from a CIA drone captured in 2011. The black and white video shows an aerial view of an airport and a city, said to be Kandahar in Afghanistan. The release comes at a sensitive time as the U.S. increased sanctions on Iran on yesterday, aiming to tighten a squeeze on Tehran's ability to spend oil cash.
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The black and white aerial footage, Iran claims was from a RQ-170 spy plane
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Aired by Iranian news agencies and placed on YouTube
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Black and white footage shows an aerial view of an airport and a city
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Obama asked for the drone back after it went missing 2011

Question: Malfunction: U.S. officials claim the drone broke down, but cannot explain how it was still in relatively pristine condition when found by the @placeholder


Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- Seven people were killed in a series of clashes between police and suspected Kurdish militants in southeastern Turkey that sent guests at a wedding party scrambling for cover, an official said Monday. The fighting started Sunday night when suspected militants attacked four locations in the town of Semdinli, an official from the governor's office in Hakkari province told CNN. The attacks targeted the local police and military headquarters, a mountain commando unit and residences of military personnel, said the official, who asked to remain anonymous because he was not authorized to speak with the media.
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A video shows a wedding celebration caught in the crossfire
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1 soldier, 1 police officer, 2 suspected militants and 3 civilians are killed, an official says
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Official: The fighting started when suspected militants attack four locations
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The clashes come as fighting between Kurdish militants and the Turkish state escalates

Question: The @placeholder armed forces claimed to have killed more than 100 rebels in the cross-border attacks.


A very public squabble between two top Republican politicians who might be leading contenders for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination has grabbed clicks online and airtime on cable news. The war of words between New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky over national security, civil liberties and federal spending is also a proxy for the bigger battle for the future of the Republican Party. Here are five things we're learning from their spat. 1. The fight for the 2016 GOP nomination is under way It's only the summer of 2013, but the intensity of the exchanges between Christie and Paul makes it feel like late 2015 in some ways, with the start of the caucus and primary season just weeks away.
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War of words between Rand Paul and Chris Christie reflects division among Republicans
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Paul represents conservative-libertarian wing of the party, Christie represents moderates
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GOP strategist predicts Republican primaries will look 'a lot like a cage match'
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Was Paul's 'king of bacon' comment about Christie's weight?

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An 8-year-old boy has written a heartfelt letter to Santa Claus asking for help to stop his twin sister from being bullied at school. Mom Karen Suffern said she wept openly when she read the letter written by her son Ryan in which he told Santa he was willing to forgo any Christmas presents this year if the bullies would leave his sister alone. Ryan and twin sister Amber have just started in the third grade at Rocky Mount Preparatory in North Carolina. Mom Karen Suffern said she wept openly when she read the letter her son Ryan had written in which he told Santa he was willing to forgo any Christmas presents this year if the bullies at school would leave his sister Amber alone
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Mom Karen Suffern says she wept openly after reading the heartfelt letter written by her son
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Ryan, 8, wrote to Santa Claus asking that instead of a present at Christmas he would prefer if the bullies at school would stop picking on his twin sister
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Amber is almost twice her brother size and has attention-deficit disorder
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Their mom now plans to speak to teachers and the parents of the bullies at Rocky Mount Preparatory in North Carolina

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Question: Posnanski said he was moved by @placeholder's letter because it reminded him of his childhood.


(CNN) -- A Texas man killed four women -- including his girlfriend and a woman he was dating -- and wounded three teens and a boy in shootings at two Dallas-area homes, police said Thursday. The man was arrested at the second home after a child there called 911, according to police. When the shootings were done Wednesday night, there were two slain women and two wounded minors at each location -- one in Dallas and the other in DeSoto, roughly 15 miles to the south. Authorities identified those killed as Zina Bowser, 47, Neima Williams, 28, Toya Smith, 43, and Tasmia Allen, 17.
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Police say man killed four women; one was a girlfriend, another an estranged wife
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They identify the suspected gunman as 44-year-old Erbie Bowser
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The shootings happened at two Dallas-area homes
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Three teens and an 11-year-old boy were hurt in shootings

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Small town horror: Amateur detective Jessica Fletcher, played by Angela Lansbury, encounters a shockingly large number of killings in Murder, She Wrote The idyllic seaside town of Cabot Cove looks at first glance like a pleasant and relaxing place to live. In fact, it is the murder capital of the world and far more dangerous than the most violent parts of the globe, including Honduras in Central America. Thankfully, it is just the fictional New England setting for popular TV series Murder, She Wrote. Amateur detective Jessica Fletcher, played by Angela Lansbury, encountered a total of 274 killings in the small town in Maine, despite it having a population of just 3,500.
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Cabot Cove has a higher murder rate than violent country Honduras
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County featured in Midsomer Murders has the same rate of killings as Chile

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By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 10:26 EST, 9 July 2013 | UPDATED: 13:31 EST, 9 July 2013 Suicide: Anna Sargent jumped off a bridge into the Thames while suffering withdrawal from a drug she found on the internet A PR executive leapt to her death from a bridge over the Thames after becoming dependent on a powerful drug she was taking to tackle her alcoholism, an inquest heard today. Anna Sargent had come across baclofen online when she was trying to find a way to get over her addiction to alcohol. But despite being treated at the exclusive Priory clinic, she was unable to deal with the drug's withdrawal symptoms and killed herself while in a depressive spiral.
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Anna Sargent, 36, found baclofen online as she battled alcohol addiction
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But she struggled with damaging side effects of withdrawing from the drug
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Was last seen leaving hospital and her body was found eight days later

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(CNN) -- Sri Lanka's quarter-century-long civil war is in its final phase, the government suggested Friday, as its troops pounded Tamil Tiger rebels in the country's north. This picture, released by the Sri Lankan defense ministry, is said to be of a dead Tamil Tiger body captured after fighting on May 14, 2009. The rebels -- formally known as the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) -- have fought for an independent state in Sri Lanka since 1983. As many as 70,000 people have been killed since the civil war began. President Mahinda Rajapaksa said the end of the current military push, which is often referred to as a civilian rescue mission, is less than 48 hours away. He spoke from Jordan on Friday, where he's attending an economic summit.
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Sri Lanka president says end of current military push less than 48 hours away
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U.N. estimates more than 50,000 civilians trapped in area under siege
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Red Cross: "Staff are witnessing an unimaginable humanitarian catastrophe"
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Tamil Tigers have fought for an independent state in Sri Lanka since 1983

Question: In a rapid military push, @placeholder forces have squeezed Tamil Tiger fighters into approximately 1.5 square miles (four square kilometers) of coastal land.


Luis Suarez finally broke his La Liga duck as Barcelona routed Cordoba, closing the gap on leaders Real Madrid to just one point. Although the Uruguayan was delighted to end his eight-game goalless streak in the competition, it was strike partner Pedro that took the plaudits, bagging the first and then playing in Suarez for his goal. Lionel Messi was having a quiet game but had the final say with two late goals to add gloss to the scoreline, after Gerard Pique had nodded in the third, providing a sweet end to what had been a bitterly disappointing year for his club.
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Barcelona went ahead through Pedro just one minute and 12 seconds into match at Nou Camp
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Luis Suarez scored his first goal in La Liga with a scuffed finish to double Barca's lead on Saturday
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Gerard Pique scored Barcelona's third goal with just 10 minutes remaining at the Nou Camp
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Lionel Messi added the fourth and fifth goals to ensure Barcelona comfortably won the match on Saturday
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The Catalans move just one point behind La Liga leaders Real Madrid, who have a game in hand

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By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 07:11 EST, 6 July 2013 | UPDATED: 07:15 EST, 6 July 2013 Twitter could become the latest high profile company to come under scrutiny for its tax arrangements after reporting UK profits of less than £100,000. The abbreviated accounts of the company, which is tipped to float on the New York stock market for £7billion, indicate that the company may be using corporate structures in Ireland to close deals with UK advertisers. Such a set up, similar to a controversial arrangement adopted by internet giant Google, would mean that any profits from the sales would not be subject to tax.
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Twitter reported UK profits if just £92,408 according to abbreviated accounts
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It may be using Irish corporate structures to book UK advertising sales
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The company refused to confirm whether deals are closed in Ireland

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By Ellie Buchdahl PUBLISHED: 09:55 EST, 17 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:15 EST, 18 September 2013 Germany is in the throes of a 'grandma export' as one in five Germans say they are considering sending their elderly relatives to a care home abroad. A survey released by German pollster TNS Emnid shows the so-called 'Oma-export' is becoming a trend as the cost of residential care rockets out of the remits of the state insurance. German citizens enjoy long-term care insurance that pays out €1,550 (around £1,300) a month, but this covers less than half of the €3,250 (£2,730) average monthly cost for care inside Germany.
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'Grandma export' now recognised phenomenon in Germany
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Eastern European care homes charge average €2,000 (£1,680) less per month
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Germany expected to have oldest population in world by 2050
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Many Germans say Polish standard of care better on average

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By Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:12 EST, 11 November 2013 | UPDATED: 11:08 EST, 11 November 2013 Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei controls a business empire worth around $95 billion (£59 billion) - a sum exceeding the value of his oil-rich nation's current annual petroleum exports, a six-month Reuters investigation shows. The little-known organization, called Setad, is one of the keys to the Iranian leader's enduring power and now holds stakes in nearly every sector of Iranian industry, including finance, oil, telecommunications, the production of birth-control pills and even ostrich farming. Setad has built its empire on the systematic seizure of thousands of properties belonging to ordinary Iranians - members of religious minorities, Shi'ite Muslims, business people and Iranians living abroad.
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The empire was built on the seizure of Iranians' property, a report claims
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It gives Khamenei considerable economic might, the investigation says
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It's worth more than Iran's annual petroleum exports

Question: Growth: Under @placeholder (above), Setad has expanded its corporate holdings, buying stakes in dozens of Iranian companies

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London, England (CNN) -- Counterterrorism officers were Saturday searching the suspected London home of a man at the center of an incident aboard a U.S.-bound passenger flight that Britain's home secretary described as a "potentially serious security threat." The search, which focused on a upscale block in the heart of London's embassy district, followed the incident on Friday in which a Nigerian man ignited a small explosive device on a flight from Amsterdam to Detroit. The incident triggered an increase in security at UK airports and at Schiphol in Amsterdam, where the suspect in the attempted attack on a Northwest flight went through "normal security procedures," according to the security officials.
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Police in London searching buildings in connection with Detroit plane incident
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Nigerian man center of terror probe after igniting device on Northwest Airlines jet
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Airline security stepped up in London, Amsterdam following incident

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Question: A U.S. administration official said the suspect did not undergo secondary screening in Amsterdam, though Schiphol officials say all connecting passengers bound for the @placeholder undergo secondary searches.

Question: There was also increased security Saturday for U.S.-bound passengers in Britain, whether they were connecting through @placeholder or flying direct.


Hall of fame Quarterback Joe Montana of the San Francisco 49ers has no doubt in his mind that patriots quarterback Tom Brady is responsible for the Deflategate scandal. 'If I ever want a ball a certain way, I don’t do it myself. So, somebody did it for him,' said Montana on Thursday. 'But I don’t know why everybody is making a big deal out of trying to figure out who did it. It’s pretty simple.If it was done, it was done for a reason. There is only one guy that does it. Nobody else cares what the ball feels like,' he added.
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Hall of fame Quarterback Joe Montana of the San Francisco 49ers says Tom Brady is responsible for the Deflategate scandal
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The Patriots are accused of intentionally under-inflating the footballs they used in their AFC championship game win over the Indianapolis Colts
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'If I ever want a ball a certain way, I don’t do it myself. So, somebody did it for him,' said Montana on Thursday
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Earlier on Thursday Tom Brady posted a photo of himself wearing a 49ers Jersey in 1983 in honor of Montana

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Health experts have warned that 'killer' winter storms could hit Britain over the next 48 hours with temperatures set to plunge to 2C with a wind-chill factor making it seem far colder. A storm front from the arctic is set to hit Britain over the coming hours with a Level 2 cold weather alert in operation across the Midlands, the North and the East of England. Forecasters warn there is an 80 per cent chance of severe cold and heavy snow across affected areas. Scroll down for video Scottish snow: A west-facing view above Loch Muick yesterday, near Braemar, Aberdeenshire, and within the boundary of the Balmoral estate
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Met Office snow warning  for north-west England, Scotland and Northern Ireland tomorrow and Thursday
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Forecasters say 2in could fall locally at low levels this week, while 500ft+ higher ground could see more than 4in
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People have been advised to stay indoors and look out for friends and family who may be vulnerable to the cold
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Strong and gusty winds likely to accompany snow showers and lead to significantly reduced visibility at times

Question: 'Be aware': The Met Office has  severe weather warnings for snow in place for northern parts of @placeholder tomorrow (left) and Thursday (right)


The Muslim convert who shot dead a soldier and brought terror to Canada's Parliament was caught listening to fanatical Jihadi audiotapes encouraging violence with a wanted suspected terrorist, MailOnline can reveal. Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, was influenced by radicalized Hasibullah Yusuzfai after meeting at a mosque in Vancouver, it has been claimed. Yusufzai, 25, has been charged under a new anti-terrorism law for allegedly joining Islamist fighters in Syria after fleeing Canada in January. Wanted: Hasibullah Yusuzfai, 25, has been charged under new Canadian anti-terror laws after he fled the country to allegedly go and fight for Islamist radicals in Syria. He underwent a dramatic transformation from wannabe hunk, left, to radical, right - in an Interpol wanted poster
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Michael Zehaf-Bibeau, 32, who shot dead Cpl Nathan Cirillo in Ottawa on Sunday was caught listening to fanatical tapes with Hasibullah Yusuzfai
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Yusuzfai was charged under terror laws after fleeing to Syria to fight
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Father of David Bathurst - a friend of Zehaf-Bibeau in Vancouver - told MailOnline they would listen to extremist preachers encouraging violence
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The pair even worked together despite Canadian police only acknowledging so far that they communicated on social networks

Question: @placeholder murdered soldier Cpl Nathan Cirillo, 24, at Ottawa’s war memorial on Wednesday before being shot dead himself as he stormed a nearby parliament building.


Berlin (CNN) -- A German lawmaker who met Edward Snowden in Moscow on Thursday said Friday that the National Security Agency leaker offered to testify in front of the U.S. Congress. "He didn't present himself as an enemy of America, quite the opposite," German member of parliament Hans-Christian Stroebele told reporters in Berlin Friday. Stroebele said he had suggested Snowden testify before German lawmakers and that the former NSA contractor responded that in fact he wants to testify in Washington. Snowden said he might go to Germany, if he gets assurances that he could stay in a safe place afterward without being deported to the United States, said Stroebele, a well-known leftist legislator in Germany.
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NEW: Edward Snowden won't leave Russia to testify on U.S. spying claims, attorney says
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Snowden would like to testify in Washington, German lawmaker says
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Stroebele: "He didn't present himself as an enemy of America, quite the opposite"
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Snowden would like to go to Germany if he were safe from extradition, Stroebele said

Question: The @placeholder has charged Snowden with espionage and theft of government property.

Question: But asked if Snowden could testify to German authorities via video link from @placeholder, Stroebele said that could be problematic for several reasons.

Question: In his closing remarks, Stroebele said that although the @placeholder believes that Snowden has committed a serious offense, he believes he should not be penalized because his revelations have benefited the world.


Aruba sounded familiar. Could this be anything to do with the Beach Boys' jingly song Kokomo, where the island's name is sung in the chorus. You know how it goes: 'Aruba, Jamaica, ooh I wanna take ya...' As it was, we would be hearing this tune many times on this fascinating Caribbean island. Aruba is a Dutch protectorate. Once part of a group of three islands that fell under Dutch rule (Curacao and Bonaire are the others), it has been independent since 1986. From the moment you touch down at Queen Beatrix Airport, you sense there something special is going on.
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The small island is located 15 miles off the Venezuelan coast
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Sherbet-hued buildings brighten the picturesque capital of Oranjestad
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The Caribbean island is affectionately known as 'One Happy Island'

Question: We had arrived in @placeholder feeling like foreigners; we left feeling very much that we had known the place for years.


(CNN) -- Oscar-nominated screenwriter John Milius, author of some of Hollywood's most famous lines from films such as "Apocalypse Now," "Dirty Harry" and "Jaws," is a student of history -- especially the history of war. Five years after his HBO's mini-series "Rome," Milius is currently in pre-production on an epic film about the life of the infamous warlord Genghis Khan. Milius, who penned legendary lines such as "Apocalypse Now's" "I love the smell of napalm in the morning," and "Dirty Harry's" "Well do you [feel lucky], punk?" names a few war movies he doesn't like -- and a few others that are his all-time favorites.
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Oscar-nominated writer John Milius rates war films, including "The Hurt Locker"
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Milius, who wrote "Apocalypse Now" calls Oscars Hollywood's "senior prom"
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"Avatar's" private army idea sort of sounds like Blackwater, he says
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"Inglourious Basterds" director Quentin Tarantino has "loosened up the whole stodgy industry"

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