By Rebecca Evans, Claire Ellicott and Tom Kelly UPDATED: 03:59 EST, 8 February 2012 Prosecutor David Jones breached strict legal guidelines on witness contact when he discussed the case of 16-year-old karate star Dana Baker with her at his house. As a result, the trial of her coach Jaspal Riat, 48, was scrapped. Mr Jones resigned from the Bar soon afterwards. Tragic case: Dana Baker was 16 when she hanged herself while waiting for her abuser to be retried Later Dana, who represented Great Britain in karate, hanged herself after making a cry for help on Facebook, pleading: ‘Lying here, trying to figure out what the hell I’m gonna do.’
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David Jones breached strict legal guidelines on witness contact when he met Dana Baker at his house for lunch
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For confidential support call the Samaritans on 08457 90 90 90 or visit a local Samaritans branch - see www.samaritans.org for details

Question: During the retrial in September, the court heard that Dana became depressed when @placeholder ended their relationship, and that she had previously taken an overdose.


By Simon Tomlinson BJP prime ministerial canddiate Narendra Modi appeared on course for a landslide win in the country's weeks-long general election, with his party easily driving out the long-dominant Congress party in the world's biggest democracy. The party now has a commanding lead in 272 seats, the majority needed to move forward without forming a coalition in the lower house of Parliament. Modi tweeted: 'India has won. Good days are coming.' Scroll down for video Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi (left) takes blessings from his mother Heeraben (right). The Bharatiya Janata Party, led by Modi, has won an absolute majority in the parliamentary polls
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Narendra Modi ousts Congress party in first outright majority since 1984
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UPA cabinet is wiped out in Lok Sabha elections
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BJP scores perfect seven in Delhi
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Jaya, Didi and Naveen survive NaMo wave

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Panama City, Panama (CNN) -- North Korea has a message for Panamanian authorities who seized a cargo ship packed with sugar and weapons: Release the boat and let the crew go. "The Panamanian investigation authorities rashly attacked and detained the captain and crewmen of the ship on the plea of 'drug investigation' and searched its cargo but did not discover any drug," a spokesman for North Korean's Foreign Ministry told state-run KCNA on Wednesday. "Yet, they are justifying their violent action, taking issue with other kind of cargo aboard the ship. This cargo is nothing but aging weapons which are to send back to Cuba after overhauling them according to a legitimate contract."
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NEW: U.N. secretary-general commends Panama for its actions
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North Korea's foreign ministry says Panama should release the ship and crew
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Panama has asked the United Nations to help investigate
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Rubio: The U.S. should change Cuba policies in light of "flagrant violation"

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Question: "This is a country which is just 90 miles away from @placeholder shores," he said.


(CNN) -- Philadelphia's 218 public schools will open on time in September after Mayor Michael Nutter assured the school district on Thursday it will receive $50 million that Superintendent William Hite demanded last week. Hite gave the city an ultimatum, saying the school district would not open on time if it did not receive a funding guarantee by Friday. This came after the layoff of close to 3,800 employees this summer due to a "drastic financial shortfall." The massive layoffs included aides, assistant principals, social workers and arts teachers. "I'm here to say I will not risk a catastrophe," Nutter said Thursday, "We will avoid this disaster."
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Philadelphia's schools will receive $50 million the superintendent said is needed
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Mayor Nutter directed city officials to take the steps needed to borrow the $50 million
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School Superintendent Hite expresses his appreciation to the mayor
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Philadelphia's 218 public schools will now open their doors on September 9

Question: @placeholder directed the city finance director, the city treasurer, and the budget director on Thursday to begin immediately taking all steps necessary for the city to borrow $50 million on behalf of the school district, Nutter said in a written statement.


Paul Scholes was lazing around at his home on Saddleworth Moor when his phone bleeped. It was a simple text message from his best mate Gary Neville. ‘Jack wants a word’ it read. ‘Jack who?’ replied Scholes. ‘Jack Wilshere you ****!! !’. The night before, Scholes had made a memorable debut in the television studio at Old Trafford alongside a grinning Neville. He didn't hold back. VIDEO Scroll down to watch WIlshere talk about him smoking and see him in training New surroundings: Paul Scholes is a pundit for BT Sport this season after hanging up his boots Critic: Scholes claimed Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere had not improved with age
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Paul Scholes was disappointed that Jack Wilshere made their chat public
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Believes the Arsenal player has not improved since he was 17
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Scholes admits Wilshere smoking is not the end of the world
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The ex-Manchester United star would love to have played for Jose Mourinho
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Would also like to see Toni Kroos or Bastian Schweinsteiger at Old Trafford
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Scholes: Wayne Rooney is an unbelievable footballer and captain material
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England are not close to doing what Germany have done, claims Scholes

Question: Scholes has continued to tell it how it is since that evening, which is part of the attraction to his new employer @placeholder after a playing career spent largely away from the media glare.

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Editor's note: In our Behind the Scenes series, CNN correspondents and producers share their experiences in covering news and analyze the stories behind the events. Tony Acevedo, right, meets with a governor of Mexico in 1945. It was Acevedo who first inspired CNN users. ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- I'll never forget holding World War II medic Tony Acevedo in my arms. He wept and convulsed for more than 10 minutes, his body constricting and tightening in a way I'd never seen before. "I'm sorry," he said, repeating, "I'm sorry. I want to say more, but I can't." I held his hand and hugged him until he calmed. I had asked what I thought was a simple question. "When I say the name Erwin Metz, what comes to your mind?"
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Two-star general credits CNN's online reporting in preserving WWII legacy
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350 U.S. soldiers were held at a Nazi slave labor camp in 1945
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The Army had never recognized the men until last weekend

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By Daily Mail Reporters and Associated Press A 28-year-old special forces sergeant has been identified as the fifth US solider killed in a friendly fire airstrike in Afghanistan this week. Pentagon officials said Staff Sgt. Jason A. McDonald from Butler, Georgia, was killed during a security operation in Gaza Village after the unit was attacked by the Taliban on Monday. McDonald was assigned to 1st Battalion, 5th Special Forces Group, out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The other four casualties were Staff Sgt. Scott R. Studenmund, 24, Spc. Justin R. Helton, 25, Cpl. Justin R. Clouse, 22 and Pvt. 2nd Class Aaron S. Toppen, 19.
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Five soldiers died in southern Afghanistan as special operations soldiers were on patrol with Afghan National Army troops on June 9
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A strategic B-1 bomber reportedly dropped its payload on the soldiers instead of Taliban attackers
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Defense have identified the victims as: Jason McDonald, 28, Aaron Toppen, 19, Justin Helton, 25, Justin Clouse, 22, and Scott Studenmund, 24

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(CNN) -- Brits abroad might sometimes garner a reputation on a par with "ugly Americans," yet they rarely elicit a reaction as strong as one coming out of Greece this week. Following the killing of a young British tourist on Crete last week, the Greek island is considering setting up segregated nightlife zones for tourists -- and other tourist hot spots in the country may follow suit. Tyrell Matthews-Burton, a 19-year-old Londoner, was stabbed in a brawl outside a bar in the Cretan resort of Malia on July 23 while celebrating his birthday. The death comes in the wake of news that three British women have reportedly been raped in Malia in the past week.
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Stabbing of British teen spurs resort's plans for tourist 'ghetto'
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Other Greek islands also to consider proposal
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Greece long considered hedonistic paradise for British travelers
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Now some Greeks have apparently had enough

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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- A fighter jet was shot down and burst into flames Saturday in the area of Benghazi, Libya. Explosions could also be heard in the city, which has been a stronghold for rebels opposing Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi. It was not immediately clear who the fighter jet belonged to. The development is significant, in part, because Benghazi has been considered the center of the opposition forces. The opposition has been pushed back from other cities that it used to have control of, and rebels have vowed to defend Benghazi to the death. A day earlier, the Libyan government said it was abiding by a cease-fire, but witnesses have said violence from pro-Gadhafi forces have continued. Libya late Friday called for international observers to come and verify the cease-fire.
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Clinton will meet Saturday with allies
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Libya says it is not engaging advancing rebel forces
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Libya invites international observers to visit country
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Libyan troops must pull back from several cities, Obama says

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By Mail online Reporter Reigning Miss Texas has claimed a new crown - for throwing the worst ceremonial first pitch ever. Monique Evan's underhand effort before the Rangers-Angels game in Texas on Friday made 50 Cent and Chrissy Teigen's throws look good. Sporting a tiara and short-shorts, the 22-year-old attempted a softball-style pitch but released the ball too early. Scroll down for video Interesting windup: Miss Texas Monique Evans, a professional ballerina, threw the ceremonial first pitch before the Rangers-Angels game in Arlington on Friday Elegant: Miss Texas Monique Evans incorporated her ballet skills in her ceremonial first pitch
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Monique Evans threw the ceremonial first pitch before the Rangers-Angels game in Arlington, Texas, on Friday
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The ball soared very briefly before bouncing along the ground

Question: Stage smile: Miss @placeholder laughed and clapped her hands after her pitiful pitch on Friday


(CNN) -- The tiny corpses, faces pale and grimy, lay side by side, wrapped in a red blanket. They are the latest child casualties in the bloody Syrian civil war. They are also grisly evidence of the carnage in the besieged Syrian city of Daraya over the weekend. Published Monday by the opposition outlet Shaam News Network, the image underscores the horrors in Daraya. At least 245 people were found dead in the Damascus suburb over the weekend, opposition activists say. Mass killings have been reported regularly across Syria during the nearly 18-month-long crisis. Like the others, this incident sparked international outrage.
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At least 231 people are reported killed across Syria on Monday
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France warns against use of chemical weapons
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The United Nations, France condemn Daraya killings
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A transition report is to be released Tuesday

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(CNN) -- Tennis' year-end championships are supposed to showcase the top eight players in the world but Monday's opening matches in London took a backseat to another butting of heads between the two biggest names in the sport. The difference of opinion came as Stanislas Wawrinka beat Tomas Berdych 6-3 6-7 6-3 in the afternoon and Juan Martin del Potro defeated Richard Gasquet 6-7 6-3 7-5 in the nightcap. Having disagreed about a potential two-year ranking system and a previous selection of the ATP's executive chairman, the latest dispute between Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal revolves around the surface for the World Tour Finals.
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Tennis legends disagree on nature of ATP World Tour Finals
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Roger Federer argues the case for an indoor tournament while Nadal wants an outdoor event
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2013 action got underway on Monday as Stanislas Wawrinka beat Tomas Berdych
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Juan Martin del Potro rallied to beat Richarg Gasquet in the evening session

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Click here to read the match report from Huish Park This attractive Somerset town hadn’t seen an occasion like this for a while. Yeovil's reputation for giantkilling as a non-league outfit was well-established but it’s been a while now since they got one over on a big name. With the whole world watching on, was this going to be their day? Enthusiasm in the town centre was much in evidence. Shop windows were bedecked in anything and everything green and white; paper pull-out pictures of the boys hoping to topple the mighty Manchester United adorned the window of the estate agent, the butcher, the baker.
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Ander Herrera and Angel di Maria scored goals in Manchester United win
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Yeovil Town beaten 2-0 at Huish Park but tested Louis van Gaal's side
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Fans thoroughly enjoyed the occasion with ground packed to rafters
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Kieffer Moore missed a great chance for Yeovil in second half

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Thibaut Courtois wants Petr Cech to stay at Stamford Bridge - despite nicking the Chelsea No 1's spot between the sticks under Jose Mourinho. Courtois was selected ahead of long-standing first choice Cech for the season-opening win at Burnley after a summer of speculation over which 'keeper would come out on top. The 22-year-old Belgian made a series of smart saves in the 3-1 victory and is likely to continue for the visit of Leicester on Saturday. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Jose Mourinho say he wants Petr Cech to stay at the club Rivals: But Petr Cech can still help out at Chelsea, says new first choice 'keeper Thibaut Courtois
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Young Belgian stopper has taken Cech's place in goal at Chelsea
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He impressed in the Blues' 3-1 win over Burnley at Turf Moor on Monday
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But despite the threat of competition he wants rival Cech to stay
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Courtois believes he can learn a lot from his Stamford Bridge predecessor
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Jose Mourinho has not firmly committed to Courtois as his No 1
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The Blues' boss also wants Cech to stay with the club after 10 years

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(CNN) -- After more than seven hours of deliberations, jurors still haven't decided whether Jodi Arias will live or die. The Arizona jury sent out a note Wednesday morning saying its members couldn't agree. Judge Sherry Stephens told them to try again and ordered them back into the jury room. It was another unexpected turn in the dramatic, high-profile murder trial, which has lasted for months, sparked a media frenzy and drawn spectators who line up for courtroom seats. Earlier this month, the same jurors took less than two hours to decide that Arias was "exceptionally cruel" in 2008 when she stabbed ex-boyfriend Travis Alexander 29 times, slit his neck from ear to ear and shot him in the face.
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NEW: The jury has gone home for the day; they've deliberated for more than seven hours
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After jurors say they're stuck, a judge offers suggestions, sends them back to deliberations
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They are weighing whether Jodi Arias should receive the death penalty
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Arias pleads for her life, saying she could make a difference in prison

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On Sunday, Jerad and Amanda Miller, a married couple, allegedly killed two police officers in an ambush at a Las Vegas pizza restaurant and then murdered another person in an adjacent Walmart. During the attack, the couple reportedly stated that their attack was part of a "revolution," according to Second Assistant Sheriff Kevin McMahill. The Millers appear to have been motivated by extreme far-right views. The couple left a flag at the scene of the crime with the words "Don't Tread on Me," a Revolutionary War symbol used by some anti-government extremists. They also left a swastika at the scene, though McMahill cautioned to reporters, "We don't necessary believe that they are white supremacists or associated with the Nazi movement. We believe that they equate government and law enforcement ...with Nazis."
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Peter Bergen: Shooters in Las Vegas murders had extremist, anti-government views
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It's far from the first instance of extreme right-wing terrorism in the U.S.
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Since 9/11, more have died in far-right violence than Islamic terrorism, Bergen says
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Bergen: Authorities should pay more attention to the threat posed by homegrown extremists

Question: McMahill told reporters that he had heard reports that the @placeholder had spoken to a neighbor about their plans adding "You know we have the 'see something, say something' campaign," and urged that, "We need to hear about those times when individuals or groups of individuals are talking about going out and committing acts of violence -- whether it's against the police or anybody else in our community."


(CNN) -- President Bill Clinton once famously said, "The most difficult job in the world is not being president. It's being a parent." As mothers, we both know this well, but we wonder if President Clinton's fellow Democrats share his respect for parents, particularly those who choose to stay home with their children? Yesterday on CNN, Hilary Rosen, a Washington insider who has advised many prominent Democrats, made the ill-advised decision to attack a fellow parent, a stay-at-home mother, by accusing her of having "never worked a day in her life." The stay-at-home mother targeted maliciously by Rosen has successfully raised five boys, who all have their own families now and constructively contribute to society. This particular mother has battled cancer and multiple sclerosis.
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Authors: Hilary Rosen's criticism of Ann Romney was unfair and malicious
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They say Romney speaks out on behalf of issues important to women
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Authors: Democrats fear that she resonates with voters skeptical of Obama policies
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Conservative women are joining the political arena in droves, the authors say

Question: Pundits point out that she is passionate, attractive, charismatic and elegant -- all true -- but we would argue that what @placeholder truly fear is her message and the impact it is having with women of all walks of life.

Question: This is the legacy of the @placeholder administration, and this is why liberals like Ms. Rosen make personal attacks on mothers like Ann Romney, rather than debate the issues most important to women.

Question: More and more women like @placeholder are standing up and speaking out.


An officer who used a Taser twice on a 76-year-old man has been fired, but his family say it's too late and their father is 'not the same'. In December a video emerged of Nathanial Robinson, 23, pulling over Victoria resident Pete Vasquez for a suspected traffic violation and violently cuffing him before Tasering him twice. 'I'm really afraid to get out on the street now because I don't know what's going to happen,' Mr Vasquez said at a Tuesday press conference, reports Click2Houston. 'I don't trust people.' An officer who used a Taser twice on Pete Vasquez, 76, (pictured)  has been fired, but his family say it's too late and their father is 'not the same'
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In December a video emerged of Nathanial Robinson, 23, pulling over Victoria resident Pete Vasquez for a suspected traffic violation
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He was seen violently cuffing him before Tasering him twice
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Robinson saw an expired inspection sticker on the car Vasquez was driving
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He arrested Vasquez and pushed him down on the hood of the car
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The pensioner was then Tasered twice and handcuffed
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Robinson is now on administrative leave pending an internal investigation

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Beijing (CNN) -- Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao has met in Beijing with Kim Jong Il, the reclusive leader of North Korea, China's state-run Xinhua news agency reported Thursday. Kim was widely reported to have been in China, but both countries declined to formally confirm the visit -- even after grainy photos surfaced on websites that appeared to show Kim in China, North Korea's closest ally. Kim was on his third China visit since last May, the news agency reported. It quoted him as saying that China and North Korea have made "extensive achievements in their trade cooperation in recent years" and that they "took a significant step forward in building a new cross-border bridge over the Yalu River."
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NEW: China usually confirms visits by North Korean leaders after they return home
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North Korean leader met with Chinese premier, Chinese state-run media reported
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It was Kim Jong Il's third trip to China since last May

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Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer's bold move to buy online blogging forum Tumblr for $1.1 billion was announced on Monday as she tries to rejuvenate an Internet icon that had fallen behind the times. The deal is Yahoo! 's most expensive acquisition since the California company bought online search engine Overture a decade ago for $1.3 billion in cash and stock. Yahoo'!s board of directors agreed on Sunday to buy the wildly popular blogging platform from the 26-year-old founder David Karp. The deal for Tumblr, which boasts 100million users and 90million posts per day, was struck for $1.1billion cash. Scroll down for Marissa Mayer's GIF
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Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer's first words about the deal were: 'We promise not to screw it up'
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Tumblr made $13million in revenue last year
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David Karp founded Tumblr in his mother's Manhattan apartment in 2007
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Site boasts 100million users and 90million daily blog posts

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By Wil Longbottom Last updated at 4:45 PM on 16th January 2012 A third of Italians think it would be better for their country to return to the lira, a poll has revealed today. The survey, published in the Corriere della Sella, also said 65 per cent of those polled thought the introduction of the single currency had been more damaging than beneficial for the Italian economy. And confidence in the European Union stands at its lowest level in many years - just 51 per cent. Step backwards? A third of Italians would prefer to ditch the euro and return to using the lira
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Italian poll reveals 65% though introduction of euro had damaged the country
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ISPO survey also reveals confidence in the EU has fallen to 51% - lowest level in years
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Moody's agency refuses to downgrade French triple A rating
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Nine eurozone countries, including France, downgraded by Standard and Poor's on Friday
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Germany warns downgraded countries they must provide more security for European Financial Stability Fund
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Greece faces tough second week of negotiations to avoid crippling bankruptcy
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Markets respond favourably to downgrades with FTSE up 0.43%

Question: In its announcement, Moody's cited the @placeholder economy's overall strength but said bleak growth prospects presented 'risks to the French government's fiscal consolidation plans'.


(CNN) -- Erika Preuss gave a worried glance over rows and rows of empty cars packing the Wal-Mart parking lot at 3:30 a.m. Sean Blake said he met Black Friday campers in Houston, Texas, who call themselves the "Best Buy family." She was 30 minutes early at the sprawling store in suburban Kansas City, Missouri, where she had arrived to take advantage of Friday's 4 a.m. post-Thanksgiving clothing deals. But there were no tents, no campers, no eager shoppers waiting to spend their dollars. Preuss said she expected to wait in a line to get service, but people were already inside, and the store was filled with frenzied shoppers. She captured video to document her experience.
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iReport.com: Shoppers line up early to take advantage of holiday deals
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Sean Blake says people camped through Thanksgiving outside Best Buy
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Erika Preuss calls herself a "Black Friday virgin," learns many lessons
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Barbara Rademacher says cold weather doesn't deter shoppers in Arkansas

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Last night, Adrian Chiles got to step on the turf in Switzerland to begin his European Qualifying campaign on ITV. This he did alongside the three men with whom he had spent so much time on the Copacabana Beach in Brazil. Only now, Adrian and his crew of Glenn Hoddle, Ian Wright and Lee Dixon had stopped looking like four fellas at a stag weekend. And more like a quartet of ushers having a crafty fag outside the church before the bride turns up. And two of them, mind, in brown shoes with dark suits! Not naming names or anything, but shame on your Messrs Hoddle and Dixon!
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Terry appeared alongside Jamie Redknapp on Sky Sports on Monday night for his punditry debut
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The former England skipper had a nervy debut on air but did come into his own as the show went on with Redknapp aiding the Chelsea skipper
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Over on ITV Adrian Chiles and the crew were soaked by water sprinklers
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Chiles was joined by the usual trio of pundits in Glenn Hoddle, Lee Dixon and Ian Wright as they covered England's first Euro 2016 qualifier

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By Tamara Cohen PUBLISHED: 19:56 EST, 17 October 2013 | UPDATED: 19:58 EST, 17 October 2013 Britain should leave the European human rights system if it will not repeal the ban on prisoners’ voting, its most senior official has declared. By continuing to defy the ruling allowing prisoners to vote, Niels Muižnieks, human rights commissioner at the Council of Europe, said the whole system might ‘unravel.’ His strong letter to Nick Gibb MP, who chairs the parliamentary committee looking at the draft prisoners voting bill, is likely to escalate the simmering row with Strasbourg over the issue. Warning: Europe's most senior human rights official said that the European Court of Human Rights, pictured, must be obeyed
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Niels Muižnieks, Europe's most senior human rights official, warned MPs
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He sent a letter to the committee looking at the prisoners voting bill
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He said Britain must accept the rulings of the European Court of Human Rights, or leave the body altogether

Question: 'I suspect the bleatings of a career European quangocrat will only stiffen the spine of MPs who want to defend British democracy, not @placeholder bureaucracy.’


Carlos Enrique Londoño laughs at the Ku Klux Klan recruitment flier recently left on the driveway of his suburban New York home. It's unlikely the group would accept him. "I'm Colombian and dark-skinned," said Londoño, a painter and construction worker who has lived in Hampton Bays on Long Island for 30 years. The flier was tucked into a plastic bag along with a membership application, the address for the KKK national office in North Carolina, a list of beliefs and three Jolly Rancher candies. The packages appear to be part of a wider recruitment effort by the Klan across the country, Ryan Lenz, senior writer for the Southern Poverty Law Center, told CNN on Saturday.
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Ku Klux Klan recruitment fliers are turning up on driveways across the country
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Fliers, usually left with candies, appear to be part of a wider recruitment effort
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The Klan may be seizing on a time when race and immigration are dominant issues, some say

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By Jack Doyle Olympics supremo Sebastian Coe is in line to be the next  chairman of the BBC, it emerged last night. The former track star and London 2012 chief is the frontrunner to replace Lord Patten, who stood down three weeks ago after heart surgery. Downing Street refused to comment on the report first made by ITV News but Whitehall sources last night confirmed Lord Coe is the leading candidate. Whitehall sources claim that Lord Coe, pictured, is the leading contender to replace Chris Patten as chairman of the BBC Trust London Mayor Boris Johnson appeared to inadvertently confirm the story  when he said that Lord Coe was a ‘first-rate choice’.
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Tory peer refuses to deny reports he has been chosen to head BBC Trust
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London 2012 mastermind says he is flattered by reports linking him to job
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Boris Johnson says Lord Coe a 'first rate choice' and hails 'fantastic news'

Question: Unlike Lord Patten, he is seen as a ‘true @placeholder’ in his beliefs.


GUADALAJARA, Mexico (CNN) -- President Obama said Monday the United States remains Mexico's partner in the fight against drug cartels, despite some calls in the United States to delay counter-narcotics aid because of alleged human rights violations by Mexican soldiers. President Obama speaks at a news conference in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Monday. Mexican President Felipe Calderon reaffirmed his commitment to transparency and human rights in his offensive against the cartels, Obama said. Some $100 million in anti-drug aid, known as the Merida Initiative, could be delayed because of concerns about human rights violations, it was reported last week. "We have been very supportive of the Merida Initiative, and we remain supportive," Obama said.
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Obama: Mexico has reaffirmed commitment to human rights in drug fight
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U.S. president says he supports "orderly and legal" immigration
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Obama rejects criticism of U.S. response to Honduran president's ouster
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"Buy American" push hasn't hurt Canada, Obama says at three-country summit

Question: "I suspect that you @placeholder are going to continue to get dragged into the debate," he said.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Court proceedings in the trial against Tariq Aziz, one of the best-known faces of Saddam Hussein's former regime in Iraq, and several co-defendants have ended after being in session only briefly Tuesday. The trial of Tariq Aziz, pictured here in a Baghdad courtroom in July 2004, has begun. The trial, which is to resume May 20, was delayed because one of the defendants, Ali Hassan al-Majeed, also known as "Chemical Ali," was not present because he was ill. Iraqi procedural codes require that all defendants be in court for the first session. Chief Judge Raouf Abdul Rahman read a U.S. medical report signed by three doctors that said al-Majeed is in critical condition after suffering a heart attack two weeks ago.
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Tariq Aziz, former Iraqi deputy PM, appears in court over executions
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He and five others charged with execution of 42 merchants
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This is the fourth major trial of ex-Hussein officials since invasion
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Violence continues in Baghdad as U.S. troops kill insurgents in gunbattle

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(CNN) -- Jason Terry can keep the tattoo. One of the many story lines in the NBA Finals won by the Dallas Mavericks Sunday night was Terry's bold tattoo. Terry said he had the Larry O'Brien championship trophy tattooed on his right bicep before the season began because he was confident the Mavs would clinch the title. Losing would've been painful for Terry, literally, as he said he would have the tattoo removed. The Mavs won 105-95, with Terry leading the team with 27 points. It was the Mavs' first NBA championship in franchise history. Dallas clinched the series by a margin of 4-2. Prior to their Game 6 victory, no player on the Mavs had won an NBA title.
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LeBron James: "not going to hang my head low"
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Mavericks avenge loss to Miami Heat in 2006 Finals
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Dallas leads by 9 points at the end of the third quarter
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Jason Terry leads Mavs in scoring with 27 points

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(CNN) -- Former Minnesota Viking and outspoken same-sex marriage supporter Chris Kluwe said Monday he is encouraged the NFL team is looking into his claims that he was released in May because he is an LGBT activist. Kluwe told CNN's Anderson Cooper 360 in his first television interview since being kicked off the team that he is confident an investigation will uncover the truth. Over the past couple of years, the former punter has become known for his gay-rights activism, and in an article published Thursday on the website Deadspin he claimed he was fired by "Two Cowards And a Bigot" for his stance and not entirely for his performance on the field.
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Chris Kluwe was cut last May after team drafted another punter
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Kluwe wrote in an online article last week that his position coach was a bigot
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The coach and team deny he was let go for his outspoken opinions
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He says he wants his former teammates to be able to be interviewed without being named

Question: The @placeholder said in a statement Thursday: "Any notion that Chris was released from our football team due to his stance on marriage equality is entirely inaccurate and inconsistent with team policy.


The Princess Royal has paid tribute to the men and women of the Special Operations Executive, the forerunner to MI6. She joined veterans for a glittering gala dinner at London's Natural History Museum, part of which was used to train agents during the Second World War. Resplendent in a floor-length ivory gown, Anne, who has spent the last week criss-crossing the UK on behalf of her charities, was on cheerful form as she arrived. Royal salute: The Princess Royal paid tribute to the heroes of the Special Operations Executive last night It was held to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the SOE, which sent agents into France and other occupied nations, among them Denmark and the Netherlands, during the war years.
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The Princess Royal joined veterans at the National History Museum
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Gala was to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the SOE's wartime exploits
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The Special Operations Executive is the forerunner of MI6
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Sent operatives into occupied Europe in a bid to sabotage the Nazis
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Norwegian veterans at gala played a role in stopping a Nazi nuclear bomb

Question: Important work: During World War II, hundreds of @placeholder agents were parachuted into occupied Europe


(CNN) -- As Superstorm Sandy slammed into the East Coast on Monday night, one Twitter user in New York City posted a flurry of alarming reports about fallout from the storm -- from plans to shut down all power in Manhattan to floodwaters pouring into the New York Stock Exchange. Like many social media messages about Sandy, they were scary and confusing, but some of them were reported as facts by news outlets. And, it turns out, many of them were outright lies. They were apparently posted by a Wall Street analyst who doubled as campaign manager for a candidate for Congress. After a blogger exposed him, the analyst apologized on Twitter Tuesday night amid a flood of online scorn and left the campaign. An elected official is pushing for criminal charges.
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A Twitter user who spread lies about Superstorm Sandy is exposed
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Shashank Tripathi was managing the campaign of a Congress hopeful
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His 6,500 followers got fake reports of flooding, other destruction
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New York councilman has asked for a criminal investigation

Question: "I learned from online reports yesterday, just as others did, that @placeholder had been spreading false information from a personal and anonymous Twitter account.


By Sunni Upal Follow @@RSUpal West Brom have completed a double swoop for Australian defender Jason Davidson and Costa Rica international Cristian Gamboa as they continue their busy summer of dealings. Davidson joins from Dutch side Heracles on a two-year deal while Gamboa arrives from Rosenborg on a three-year deal, becoming the seventh and eighth signings for West Brom during this window. On the Davidson signing, head coach Alan Irvine told the club's official website: 'I'm delighted we've been able to complete a deal for Jason. He had a fantastic World Cup when he performed very well against three top teams.
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Davidson joins from Dutch Eredivisie team Heracles on two-year deal
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Left back featured for Australia at the 2014 World Cup
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Gamboa joins Baggies from Rosenborg on three-year contract
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24-year-old right back featured for Costa Rica in Brazil
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West Brom have now signed eight players this summer

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A judge has ruled that the original owners of a three-pound chihuahua which ran away should get the dog back following a three-year legal battle with the couple who took it in. Lucy was reunited with the Blanton family after an Easley, South Carolina, magistrate court ruled that the pet was theirs under state property law. The family claimed they were on vacation in 2012 when the dog got loose and ended up at the home of Easley City Councilman Dave Watson and his wife Trisha. They took the animal in and named it Gracie. Case: A chihuahua called Lucy has been at the center of a three-year legal battle in South Carolina. Last week she was returned to her original owners
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Dog was reunited with the Blantons following South Carolina court ruling
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Judge ruled that it was rightfully their pet under state property law
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Family say their beloved pet got loose during a vacation in 2012
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Animal ended up at the home of Dave and Trisha Wilson
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They claim Lucy was shivering when she turned up on their porch
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The case included five hearings over the course of over three years

Question: The page says: 'I (@placeholder) found this shivering 3 pound little Chi, without a collar, in a chair on our front porch.


By Jonny Singer Follow @@Jonny_Singer Liverpool's new centre-back Dejan Lovren took to Twitter to celebrate marking his Liverpool debut with a headed goal. Lovren, who joined the Anfield club for £20million from Southampton this summer, was on target in the 13th minute, heading home a Steven Gerrard corner. And the Croatian, Liverpool's most expensive ever defender, put in a commanding display at the back as Brendan Rodgers' side recorded a thumping win over Borussia Dortmund. Joy: Lovren posts on Twitter acknowledging his superb debut against Borussia Dortmund Head start: The centre-back heads in Liverpool's second goal in just the 13th minute from a Gerrard corner
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Lovren scores Liverpool's second goal in 4-0 win
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Centre-back performs well on Anfield debut
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Liverpool finish pre-season on a high ahead of Premier League kick-off next Sunday

Question: Thanks: Lovren applauds the Anfield crowd at the end of the final pre-season friendly for @placeholder' team


The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday declined to hear an emergency application for a stay filed by a Florida deep-sea salvage company that wanted to maintain possession of a half billion dollars worth of gold and silver coins until a final decision is made about who owns them. "Spain has now been victorious at every level in the United States courts, from Tampa to Atlanta to Washington," said Jim Goold, who defended Spain's claim to the treasure. "I am pleased and proud for all of us." Odyssey Marine Exploration had made an emergency appeal to the high court in an attempt to block a lower court's order last week that it turn over the treasure to Spain.
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Odyssey's bid to hold on to gold and silver coins was set back
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Justice Clarence Thomas declined the motion without comment
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Spain has won U.S. court rulings to date

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:37 EST, 31 July 2012 | UPDATED: 17:44 EST, 31 July 2012 China is becoming a ‘security risk’ because of the military’s growing influence on the government, the Japanese government has claimed. A power shift between generals and politicians in Beijing is a ‘matter of concern’, according to an annual defence assessment in Tokyo. It highlighted how the Chinese People’s Liberation Army had spoken out more frequently on foreign policy. Fear: There is concern across east Asia over China's growing military strength And amid mounting unrest over the lack of political and social reform, the Communist government has been forced to tighten its vice-like grip on the population – a clampdown for which it relies on the Army.
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Relations between Chinese military and political leaders 'complex'
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U.S. to send Osprey helicopter-planes to Okinawa
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Worries across the region at 'the way China is headed'

Question: The stakes have risen in the region as the @placeholder military has shifted its attention and resources back to Asia in the past year.


Samsung has filed a design patent for wearable computer glasses that are tethered to a smartphone. The Samsung spectacle plugs into a mobile phone and displays information such as text messages and phone calls. Unlike Google Glass, which is wireless, the Wall Street Journal reports that Samsung’s design will be attached using a micro-USB connection. Samsung has filed a design patent for wearable computer glasses that are tethered to a smartphone This attachment could overcome one of the biggest problems of Google Glass; battery life. By drawing power from a smartphone’s battery, Samsung’s design could potentially have a longer life and be lighter than Google’s version.
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Samsung’s design could have a longer life and be lighter than Google Glass
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It will allow users to ‘take phone calls and listen to music during workouts’
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Samsung calls it a ‘sports glass’ and doesn’t expect it to be worn all day
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The main downside, however, is users will be constantly attached to a cable

Question: @placeholder is expected to retail for about $1,500 making it a luxury product rather than a device available to a wider audience.


By Damien Gayle Fifty suspected members of the LA Crips street gang have been arrested in a massive swoop by 1,300 FBI agents and LAPD officers. The bust focused on the Five Deuce Broadway Gangster Crips, a gang with nearly 200 members operating in an area just west of the Skid Row district of Los Angeles, the FBI said. Officers and agents working in small, heavily armed units burst into homes and properties around the area to seize suspects and weapons. There were no reports of resistance to the surprise raids. A law enforcement officer escorts a suspected member of the Broadway Gangster Crips street gang after he was arrested in Los Angeles yesterday in a swoop which culminates a three-year grand jury investigation
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Bust focused on Five Deuce Broadway Gangster Crips in South Los Angeles
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It comes after a three-year grand jury probe led to 112-charge indictment
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Suspects face at least 10 years if convicted. Some face life without parole

Question: 'What makes the conduct of this gang particularly insidious is not only the violent crimes alleged but also the exploitation of @placeholder drug users who are already living in difficult circumstances.'


Neymar has potentially cooked up a World Cup storm by sporting a pair of Beats by Dre headphones - even after players were specifically told they were banned from the tournament. Brazil's talisman wore the merchandise at a press conference on Wednesday ahead of their quarter-final against Colombia in two days time. The incident comes after world governing body FIFA struck an agreement with Sony for the rights during the month-long showpiece. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Neymar practice his cocky stutter penalty in Brazil training Cooking up a storm? Neymar was pictured wearing the banned Beats headphones in Brazil on Wednesday
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Brazil play Colombia in World Cup quarter-final on Friday
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Barcelona forward has scored four goals in this summer's tournament
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Luiz Felipe Scolari's side beat Chile on penalties this week

Question: All players at the World Cup were told they mustn't wear the banned merchandise by @placeholder


"Move on, Jews! Your home is at Auschwitz! Send you to the gas (chamber)!" These are comments that you might expect to hear in 1940s Europe, but in 2014? Apparently yes, according to a Polish municipal prosecutor in Poznan, who decided this week that chants by football fans are not criminal offenses. The incident, which happened during a Polish league game between Lech Poznan and Widzew Lodz on September 29, 2013, has sparked debate over the country's attitude towards anti-Semitism. "This case is being discussed a lot in Poland and rightly causing critique of the system and its decision," Polish football writer Michal Zachodny told CNN.
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Polish municipal officer rules that chants by Lech Poznan supporters not anti-Semitic
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Club defends fans and says it is working to eradicate problem
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Anti-Semitism in Polish football a widespread problem
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Chanting condemned by European Jewish Congress

Question: "The irony in some of these chants is that the perpetrators sometimes have @placeholder players within their teams.

Question: "I wouldn't say that all @placeholder fans are anti-Semitic or that this is a common situation because it's not," added Zachodny.


(CNN) -- James "Whitey" Bulger's defense lawyer continued hammering away at one of the government's star witnesses in a Boston courtroom Wednesday, trying to portray the convicted killer as a pathological liar who should have called it quits and gone to the electric chair when he had the chance. "Why not take the death penalty and get it over with?" Bulger attorney Hank Brennan asked Steven Flemmi. "I was dead either way," responded the Bulger henchman, who has spent five days on the witness stand. Flemmi said he decided to cooperate with the government to spare his friends and family from having to suffer through endless trials: "I took the path of least resistance."
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Bulger partner Steven Flemmi explains why he's cooperating with the government
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"I took the path of least resistance" to spare his family many trials, he says
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Reputed mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger is charged with murder and racketeering

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(CNN) -- An American businessman was arrested in Singapore for a series of criminal complaints against him -- not for overstaying his visa as his legal defense team claims, according to a Singapore embassy spokesman. Police who arrested Kamari Charlton on September 1 at the Changi Airport were acting on an Interpol alert that he was wanted on allegations of money laundering and running a phone-scam operation in Australia, said embassy spokesman Siewgay Ong. The fact that Charlton, 37, overstayed his visa was revealed only after he was arrested, he said. Earlier Friday, attorneys for Charlton said he could face three strokes with a cane for overstaying his visa in Singapore. He also could face a six-month jail sentence if convicted, they said.
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NEW: Singapore embassy says American was arrested for criminal allegations
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Former college football player Kamari Charlton could get three strokes, lawyers say
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He overstayed his visa to stay in Singapore by 169 days
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Charlton was in the country with his wife, who was on a medical visa

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Roy Hodgson has hit back at Brendan Rodgers' claims that he ignored advice from Liverpool over Daniel Sturridge's recovery time. Rodgers was furious when Sturridge injured his thigh during the last England get together and he hasn't played since the 1-0 victory over Norway early last month. The Liverpool manager insisted that Sturridge needs 48 hours to recover after a match, but Hodgson ignored the advice and forced the striker to train. Daniel Sturridge was injured in training for England in September resulting in him missing the opening European Championship qualifier against Switzerland and a number of Liverpool matches Hodgson said: 'We have only a shortage of time. We have two games and two training sessions, we wanted to play him and Rooney together against Switzerland.
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Roy Hodgson has hit back at Brendan Rodgers' claims over Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge
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Liverpool boss was furious when Sturridge picked up an injury during England duty
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Rodgers insisted Sturridge needed 48 hours to recover from a match
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However, Hodgson has hit back and said England players can not have two days off

Question: While there is no issue between himself and @placeholder, Rodgers wouldn't dismiss questions surrounding the two pairs of medical staff being at loggerheads.


A former Knox Grammar teacher and convicted sex offender who took the stand on Tuesday at the royal commission into child sexual abuse said he was not fired when the school learned of his abuse. Craig Treloar, a former teacher at the elite boy's school, told the inquest he expected to be fired when he was caught, but was instead shown leniency, the ABC reported. He engaged in sexual abuse with young male students at the school, as well as showing them pornographic images with some depicting bestiality. Treloar - who was convicted on a number of charges including sexual abuse in 2010 -  told the commission he expected to be sacked by the then principal Dr Ian Paterson after he admitted to showing students porn in 1987, but he was not reprimanded.
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Knox Grammar School gate was a memorial to late teacher Bruce Barrett
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Former student Scott Ashton, 44, called him a 'notorious molester'
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He gave evidence at a royal commission hearing into how the Uniting Church and the private school responded to child abuse allegations
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Mr Ashton said he was chased around the room by Barrett on one occasion before being asked to stay back after class and was sexually assaulted

Question: On one occasion, Mr @placeholder recalled being chased by the teacher who then requested he stay behind after class.


(CNN) -- Ten years ago, as the first bombs began to fall on Afghanistan, I was almost 500 miles away with our live satellite transmission dish on the roof of the Marriott hotel in Islamabad, Pakistan. Two weeks earlier the Taliban had forced me out of the country, but before they did I managed to get to their spiritual capital Kandahar, and to our make-shift office in a dusty, drab one-storey villa. That visit was now proving vital. My cameraman, Alfredo Delara and I set up our staff there -- two Afghan brothers -- with a camera and satellite phone. Their job was to be CNN's eyes and ears once we were forced out of the country.
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Nic Robertson and his crew were forced to leave Afghanistan by the Taliban
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The Taliban were forced from power after the September 11, 2001 attacks on the U.S.
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But the Taliban have since regrouped and re-emerged, building on their Pashtun support
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Until recently they demanded NATO troops leave before they enter serious peace talks

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By Alex Ward PUBLISHED: 07:33 EST, 22 November 2012 | UPDATED: 10:07 EST, 22 November 2012 These are the horrific injuries suffered by a toddler who was savaged by a dog in a frenzied attack. The animal sunk its teeth into two-year-old Destiny Henry-Khan's face as she played on a roundabout in a park in Birmingham last Saturday. Destiny has had to have plastic surgery to repair her face but may suffer permanent nerve damage and be scarred for life. GRAPHIC CONTENT WARNING Horrific dog attack: Destiny Henry-Khan is on the mend (left) after suffering painful facial injuries when she was mauled by a dog which sunk its teeth into her face while she played in a park on Saturday
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A dog attacked two-year-old Destiny Henry-Khan's face on Saturday
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She had plastic surgery but may suffer permanent scarring, nerve damage
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The dog fled and police are yet to find the animal or its owner

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By Matt Chorley, MailOnline Political Editor Boris Johnson today launched a furious attack on a government adviser for rejecting his dream of a brand new four-runway airport in the Thames Estuary. The London Mayor said the rebuttal of his Boris Island plan meant the debate about how to increase flights capacity in and out of Britain had been set back 'by half a century', and claimed the report would simply 'gather dust on a shelf in Whitehall'. But he insisted the plan was not dead, as it emerged Sir Howard Davies's commission will now consider just three options - two additional runway plans at Heathrow and one at Gatwick.
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Boris Johnson's dream of £100billion Thames Estuary airport in tatters
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Issues furious statement attacking Airports Commission for lack of ambition
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Accuses Sir Howard Davies of setting aviation debate back by a decade
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Independent commission to now examine expansion at Heathrow or Gatwick

Question: He insisted the @placeholder plan 'remains the only credible solution, any process that fails to include it renders itself pretty much irrelevant, and I'm absolutely certain that it is the option that will eventually be chosen'.


Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court has rejected congressional calls for the justices to adhere officially to the same ethics rules binding on other federal judges, including when to recuse in cases involving possible conflicts of interest. "The Court does not plan to adopt the Code of Conduct for United States Judges through a formal resolution," Chief Justice John Roberts wrote in a letter released Tuesday to Senate Judiciary Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vermont. But Roberts said he and his eight colleagues would -- on their own initiative -- continue to follow the same rules as other judges when it comes to accepting and reporting on outside income, honoraria, and gifts.
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Supreme Court justices will continue to follow same rules as other judges, says Roberts
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He says the court will release an internal, informal 1991 resolution
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It's strictly up to justices to decide whether they should recuse themselves
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Various groups want two justices to recuse themselves from the health care reform case

Question: Roberts in his year-end report in December said he had "complete confidence" in his @placeholder colleagues to fairly decide whether to remove themselves from hot-button cases such as health care reform


Roger Federer put on a show for his fellow sporting superstars as he eased into the second week of Wimbledon without dropping a set. Colombian Santiago Giraldo was Federer's latest victim, the seven-time champion winning their third-round contest 6-3 6-1 6-3 in an hour and 21 minutes. Balanced: Roger Federer took just 81 minutes to beat Santiago Giraldo David Beckham, Sachin Tendulkar and Sir Bobby Charlton stayed into the evening in the Royal Box to watch the grass-court master at work, and he did not disappoint. Federer's backhand did the damage at the start as the fourth seed moved into a 3-0 lead, and he was untroubled through the rest of the opening set.
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Seven-time champion put on a masterclass on Centre Court
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Federer took just 81 minutes to beat Giraldo
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David Beckham and Sachin Tendulkar were among guests in Royal Box

Question: Giraldo, who was looking to become the first @placeholder to reach the fourth round at Wimbledon, needed a good start to the second set but played a woeful service game.


(CNN) -- To say the gone-too-soon series "Firefly" has a devoted fan base might be the biggest understatement in sci-fi fandom. Eight years after Fox grounded the crew from Serenity, a loyal following still longs for any chance to return to director Joss Whedon's fully realized mashup of outer space and the Old West. Luckily for them, Whedon is a comic-book fan. In 2005's "Serenity: Those Left Behind" and 2008's "Serenity: Better Days" -- both produced by Whedon for Dark Horse Comics -- we get to see Captain Mal and friends in action. Now, with "Serenity: Float Out," there's a chance to stop in for a more personal visit with one of the crew's most beloved characters.
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New "Serenity" comic focuses on fan favorite Wash
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"Float Out" has a surprise ending that we won't spoil
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Next up for "Serenity": The Shepherd gets a story

Question: And anyone hoping to see the entire @placeholder crew back together will be disappointed.


In his new movie Fury, Brad Pitt plays the commander of a DD Sherman tank in the Second World War and for advice while filming in Hertfordshire last year, he turned to Peter Comfort, 91, the last Second World War survivor of the 13/18th Royal Hussars who was assigned to the Sherman tanks at just 21-years-old. To repay Mr Comfort for his expertise, Pitt accompanied the war hero to the London Film Festival gala screening of the film on Sunday night, where they walked the red carpet together. Pitt laughed and joked with Mr Comfort as they posed for pictures at the Battersea Evolution, alongside his co-stars including Shia LaBeouf.
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Pitt invited WWII veteran to advise him on Hertfordshire set of new film
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As a thank you, he invited Peter Comfort to be his guest at première
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Mr Comfort had no idea who Pitt was, his favourite star is Alec Guinness
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By end of D-Day 140 of Mr Comfort's comrades were dead, 350 wounded

Question: ‘I don't like to talk about it because I saw too many people killed but Mr @placeholder was very nice and I will be interested to see the film.’


U.S. President Barack Obama today vowed to expand U.S. influence in the Asia-Pacific region - as he battles to contain the rising economic and military might of China. He promised to 'project power and deter threats to peace' in that part of the world, hours after he announced he would be permanently stationing military aircraft and up to 2,500 Marines in northern Australia. News of the training hub 'to help allies and protect American interests across Asia' comes despite a reduction in defence spending and the winding down of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Promise: U.S. President Barack Obama today vowed to expand U.S. influence in the Asia-Pacific region - as he battles to contain the rising economic and military might of China
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President vows to contain the rising economic and military might of China
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Promised to 'project power and deter threats to peace' in Asia-Pacific
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2,500 U.S. Marines to be permanently stationed in northern Australia

Question: The @placeholder will bear the cost of the deployment and the troops will be shifted from other deployments around the world.

Question: Obama's visit is intended to show the tightness of that relationship and he hailed the long ties between the United States and @placeholder, two nations far away that have spilled blood together


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:43 EST, 11 March 2014 | UPDATED: 05:14 EST, 12 March 2014 A disabled tax clerk is suing her boss who she claimed treated her 'in the manner in which Adolf Hitler treated the disabled and the Jews during the Holocaust.' Michelle Ruppert, 45, has filed a discrimination lawsuit against New Jersey's Borough of Point Pleasant's Office of the Tax Collector alleging she was verbally abused and harassed during her three year stint with the business. Ruppert claimed that on her first day of work in 2011, her boss, 69-year-old Bernadine Pearce, showed her a 'Wall of Shame' with a fake funerary urn filled with the 'ashes of problem employees' who'd been 'exterminated'.
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New Jersey clerk Michelle Ruppert, 45, is suing members of the Borough of Point Pleasant's Office of the Tax Collector for discrimination and creating a hostile workplace
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She claims her boss, 69-year-old Bernadine Pearce, kept a 'Wall of Shame' with names of employees she 'exterminated' or fired
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Ruppert, who is disabled, claims her boss acted like Adolf Hilter, kept a fake urn of bad employee ashes and verbally abused her
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Ruppert also claims Borough Administrator David Maffei failed to investigate her complaints against Pearce

Question: The suit claimed @placeholder 'intentionally, willfully, wantonly, recklessly and/or negligently' failed to take action because Pearce was 'his close personal friend'.


With the Scottish independence referendum just five days away, one of the country's most famous citizens has finally had his say on the vote. Groundskeeper Willie, the beloved Simpsons character, has revealed that he supports a Yes vote in Thursday's poll - and has offered to become the first leader of an independent Scotland. The groundskeeper, who is portrayed as an exaggerated version of a stereotypical Scot, said in a campaign video that he intended to 'stand in the proud tradition of William Wallace and Andy Murray'. However, unfortunately for Willie, as a resident of the US he would be unable to vote in the referendum.
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Stereotypical Scot says independence debate is between 'the right side and the obviously wrong one'
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Character offers to become the first leader of an independent Scotland
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The intervention came in a satirical video posted on YouTube

Question: 'I've lived in @placeholder most of my life, so I've seen first hand how not to run a country.'


(CNN) -- Every syllable that could have possibly been uttered on Rosen v. Romney, the latest offshoot of the demonstrably dopey Democrat-fabricated "War on Women" has already been said. So this post is not a reiteration of what every common-sense person knows, regardless of their party affiliation: First and foremost: Ann Romney is a quiet hero, a woman of indomitable fortitude and the epitome of a proud and productive modern woman; (2) President Barack Obama's policies hurt women equally, if not worse than, all Americans. (3) Whether they work in or out of the home, women have more contact with the real-world everyday problems the president's policies have made worse -- from the rising cost of daily staples -- including but not limited to, energy, groceries and health care premiums -- to the plummeting value of their homes and retirement, to a job-stifling recovery with the velocity of a belly crawl.
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Democratic strategist Hilary Rosen said Ann Romney had never worked a day in her life
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Rosen apologized, and Obama campaign quickly dissociated itself from her remarks
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Mary Matalin: Rosen right to apologize, but ferocity of campaign response excessive
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She says White House should have given Rosen time to apologize on her own

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Katy Perry lit up Arizona with a show-stopping performance during the half-time show at the Super Bowl on Sunday night. The 30-year-old Californian provided the entertainment during the interval of the New England Patriots’ clash with the Seattle Seahawks at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale. Perry has had two No 1 studio albums in the United States as well as nine No 1 hit singles since bursting onto the scene in 2008. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Katy Perry star at Super Bowl XLIX Katy Perry performed the half-time show at Super Bowl XLIX at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona
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Katy Perry performs at half-time in NFL's showpiece season finale in Glendale, Arizona
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The 30-year-old Californian was joined on stage by Missy Elliott and Lenny Kravitz
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Perry sang some of her No 1 hit singles in a colourful, energetic performance at University of Phoenix Stadium
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New England Patriots beat Seattle Seahawks 28-24 at University of Phoenix Stadium
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CLICK HERE for all the reaction from Super Bowl XLIX

Question: It was at that point that female rapper Elliott surprised the crowd in @placeholder before Perry ended the energetic performance by flying through the sky while singing 'firework'.


By Sarah Griffiths Misunderstood? William the Conqueror's reputation might be unwarranted and borne out of a basic accountancy misunderstanding, a historian claims He is known as a terrifying warrior and ruthless monarch who conquered the Saxon kingdom of England. But William the Conqueror’s fearsome reputation as a murderous tyrant might be unwarranted and borne out of a basic accountancy misunderstanding. One historian claims that the problem lies with the definition of the word ‘waste’ in the Domesday Book, which has been misinterpreted and used to tarnish the warrior king’s reputation. ‘In the winter of 1089, William gathered his troops for what would become known as the "Harrying of the North",’ said Dr Rob Wright, a historian at the Place charity in York.
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William the Conqueror could not have reduced Yorkshire to a wasteland, according to York historian Dr Rob Wright
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Compilers of 1086 Domesday Book wrote ‘waste’ next to many Yorkshire landholdings and historians popularly think that the land was destroyed
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Would have been 'logistically impossible' for the invading Norman force of 20,000 soldiers to ravage such a large area in just four months, he claims

Question: Their combined army broke the Norman hold on the north and @placeholder responded by putting down the revolt.


A transexual woman desperate to complete her journey has entered Deal Or No Deal to fund her next operation. Hinoi Tonkin, who was born Keith, has applied to the popular TV quiz show fronted by Noel Edmonds in the hope of winning enough money to pay for a thigh lift after she lost 12 stone. The 30-year-old, who says she was miserable in a man's body, is seeking funds after the NHS refused to pay for the surgery prior to her gender reassignment operation due to take place next year. Hinoi Tonkin, who was born a man but is currently undergoing a gender reassignment programme, has lost 12 stone in weight to help become the woman she always wanted to be and is now seeking funds to pay for a cosmetic thigh lift
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Hinoi Tonkin, born Keith, has lost 12st on her journey to become a woman
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30-year-old now wants a thigh lift ahead of gender reassignment surgery
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NHS refuse to pay for it so she has applied for TV game show
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Has already spent £15,000 having a tummy tuck and laser treatment

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Pripyat, Ukraine (CNN) -- There's an eerie stillness about the desolate buildings and empty streets of Pripyat. From the main square, overgrown with brambles and wild grass, the town looks like an ancient ruin lost in a jungle. Buildings, windows smashed, stand like monolithic giants peering down. On one, an unlit neon sign saying "restaurant" clings onto a rooftop. From another, a hammer and sickle looms over the scene below. I can't think of a single place I've visited that feels so utterly abandoned and lost. The order to evacuate Pripyat came too late. It had been 36 hours since an explosion in Reactor 4 at Chernobyl, on April 26, 1986, had spewed its radioactive debris over the town.
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Ukrainian city remains a ghost town 25 years after Chernobyl
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Tourists are now allowed into the exclusion zone
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Estimates of the disaster's death toll vary widely
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Mikhail Gorbachev says the disaster contributed to the Soviet collapse

Question: On several occasions since, Gorbachev -- remembered for his perestroika and glasnost reforms -- said he believed @placeholder was equally responsible for bringing about the collapse of the Soviet Union.


By Annabel Grossman for MailOnline A community reeling from the stabbing of two nine-year-old boys in an apparent murder-suicide has paid tribute to the twin brothers. Sheila Cagney, the principal of the school attended by Thomas and Patrick O'Driscoll, described the boys as 'loving, energetic and full of fun'. The brothers were found dead in their small, detached bungalow on the edge of Charleville, County Cork, Ireland, yesterday in what appears to be an appalling family tragedy. Brothers Thomas and Patrick O'Driscoll were described as 'loving, energetic' boys who were 'full of fun' The brothers were found dead in their small, detached bungalow on the edge of Charleville, County Cork, Ireland, yesterday in what appears to be an appalling family tragedy
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Community in shock following stabbing of Thomas and Patrick O'Driscoll
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Brothers  found dead in their bungalow in Charleville, County Cork, Ireland
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Older brother Jonathan, 22, fled the scene and  found dead  an hour later
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Twins' bodies 'were found by younger siblings' at the home

Question: As the whole community of Charleville, north @placeholder, struggles to come to terms with the deaths, staff and pupils at the boy's school are said to be deeply shocked and saddened by the tragedy

Question: Local reports suggest police removed two knives from the river near to where @placeholder was found, which are now being examined to establish if they were used as the murder weapons.


London, England (CNN) -- A piece of rock legend Jimi Hendrix's guitar, teak from China, a salad server and a plank of wood from a newly constructed London Olympic venue. Each item of this unusual collection of materials has its own unique history and now they have been put together to create a new sailing boat. The 30-foot yacht launched Monday in Emsworth, Hampshire on England's southern coast, is made up of hundreds of precious items which have been donated by people across the country's south-east. 'The Boat Project' is a part of the region's contribution to the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad, which bills itself as the largest cultural celebration in Olympic history.
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1200 donated wooden objects have been used to make the yacht
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'The Boat Project' is a part of the London Cultural Olympiad
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The yacht will go on display at the 2012 Olympic sailing venue

Question: The donated items were collected over six months by organizers who visited 20 locations across south east @placeholder.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- The Israeli government said Thursday it will stop a convoy of cargo and passenger ships filled with supplies and headed to Gaza to break a blockade imposed by Israel in 2007. Government officials said Wednesday they have given the Israeli Defense Forces instructions to reroute the flotilla to Ashdod port in Israel, where the supplies will be unloaded and transferred to Gaza. Mark Regev, an Israeli government spokesman, called the flotilla "a cheap political stunt." "If they were really interested in the well being of the people of Gaza, they would have accepted the offers of Egypt or Israel to transfer humanitarian aid to the people  of Gaza, along with the other 15 thousand tons sent every week," he said.
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NEW: Israeli official calls convoy of ships 'cheap political stunt'
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Government says it will stop flotilla taking aid to Gaza
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Knesset member among flotilla participants
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Convoy aims to break 2007 Israeli blockade

Question: There have been eight naval convoys to Gaza until now, and Israel has allowed three to dock at the @placeholder port.


Hero: Shakil Afridi, the doctor who helped the CIA track down Osama bin Laden, claims he is being held in total isolation in Pakistan's Peshawar prison The heroic doctor who helped the United States pinpoint the location of Al Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden has been held in complete isolation in a Pakistani prison since September 2012 - without access to lawyers or family - as he waits for a court to decide his future, according to a letter smuggled out of the country by a supporter. Shakil Afridi, 49 - who worked with the CIA on a fake vaccination operation to confirm the presence of bin Laden in an Abbottobad compound, resulting in the fateful May 2011 SEAL mission that killed the terrorist mastermind - is regarded as a hero in the US but has been tried as a traitor in Pakistan.
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Shakil Afridi ran a vaccination program for the CIA to pinpoint Osama bin Laden in Pakistan before the raid that killed him
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The doctor was sentenced to 33 years in jail after the mission for 'conspiring against the state'
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While the conviction was overturned, he has been remanded in prison pending a new verdict on Dec. 18
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A letter written by Afridi smuggled out of Pakistan by one of his supporters says the doctor is being held in complete isolation without access to his lawyers or family and is being subjected to 'mental torture'

Question: In the almost-10 years between the 9/11 attacks in 2001 and the mission, the country continually said it was not plausible for the @placeholder leader to be hiding in Pakistan, only for him to be located in one of their most affluent towns.


By Darren Boyle As thousands of veterans remember the sacrifice of their fallen comrades who gave their lives during the opening days of Operation Overlord, life at many of the locations that saw the heaviest fighting continues as normal. In a fitting tribute to the fight against Nazi tyranny, young children are enjoying the freedom secured by those brave men and women on those dark days 70 years ago as the allies struggled for a foot-hold on mainland Europe. By the end of the first day, in the region of 160,00 allied troops had made it ashore along a 50 mile stretch of the Normandy coastline at a cost of 4,000 lives.
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One photographer armed with a handful of D-Day photographs went out to find the original locations
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Then, using the exact spot used 70 years ago, a new photograph of the same scene was taken
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From troops loading in Weymouth, Dorset, to the aftermath of the battle for Caen there is a striking similarity

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A leading drug candidate for low sexual desire in women hasn't gotten approved for use in the United States, but the company backing it isn't giving up. Sprout Pharmaceuticals announced Tuesday that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration gave the company "clear guidance" on "the path forward" for its drug to treat low libido in women, called flibanserin. The FDA had rejected an application to approve the drug last year, which Sprout appealed. "The FDA has requested that Sprout complete two additional Phase I drug interaction studies and a Phase I driving simulator study," Sprout said in a statement. Such studies will look at different enzyme pathways and investigate whether the drug's side effects would impair driving.
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Flibanserin is a drug that showed positive results in clinical trials
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The FDA has declined to approve this drug
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The drug's promoters have appealed that decision
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The FDA requested more study of the drug

Question: A smaller operation, @placeholder, took over work on the drug in 2011, and resubmitted an application with 14 new clinical studies, encompassing data on more than 3,000 new patients, according to the company.


(CNN) -- The thing about North Korea is that once in a while, it does something that sends the international community into a flurry of talk about the hermit nation, even though little is known about what's really going on. This week, Pyongyang fired a long-range Unha-3 rocket and sent a satellite into orbit. Nervous world leaders quivered as the rogue country defied a United Nations ban on developing nuclear- and missile-related technology. Was the world a more dangerous place after Wednesday's event? What would it mean for North Korea's young leader as he is about to mark the first anniversary of the death of his father, Kim Jong Il?
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With rocket launch, Kim Jong Un can bolster domestic support
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Ahead of his father's death anniversary, leader can say he fulfilled a promise to his people
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Experts say Kim has positioned himself to make economic changes
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It's unclear what will happen next in the reclusive nation

Question: "@placeholder's primary objective is to improve the economy by participating in the international market," Park said.


By Zoe Szathmary and Associated Press Reporter A Kansas man ate pizza, smoked marijuana and watched almost two episodes of 'Game of Thrones' with his partner before remembering his 10-month-old foster daughter was still inside a sweltering car, authorities said. Seth Jackson, 29, faces a first-degree murder charge in the July 24 death in Wichita. No charges have been filed against his partner, who has been identified as Payton Schroeder. Jackson remembered the girl after hearing a child's cries on the HBO program, Schroeder told police, according to an affidavit obtained by Kansas.com. They reportedly watched one-and-a-half episodes. Police say the girl was inside the car with the windows up for more than two hours. It was around 90 degrees outside. An autopsy showed she died of hyperthermia due to heat exposure.
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Seth Jackson, 29, faces a first-degree murder charge in the July 24 death of his 10-month-old foster daughter Kadillak Poe Jones
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Jackson reportedly called his partner, Payton Schroeder, to let him know he would be picking Kadillak up from the baby sitter after taking their 5-year-old adopted child to a doctor's appointment
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Jackson told police that when he arrived home, he locked the car and went inside with his 5-year-old and pizza - but not Kadillak
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Schroeder revealed to investigators that he and Jackson smoked marijuana that Jackson had earlier picked up that day
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After watching one-and-a-half episodes of 'Game of Thrones,' Jackson remembered Kadillak was inside the car after hearing a child's cries on the HBO program
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In addition to Kadillak, whom they were trying to adopt, Jackson and Schroeder had five other children in their care
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Jackson's Facebook account lists him as a paraprofessional for the Wichita school district

Question: Both men said they ran to the car to retrieve @placeholder and call authorities.


(CNN) -- The man suspected of trying to attack the Dutch royal family by crashing his car near their bus has died, Dutch police said Friday. A car is pictured after crashing into the crowd waiting for the visit of the royal family in Apeldoorn. The man, whose name was not released, had been seriously injured in the crash Thursday in the town of Apeldoorn, about 45 miles east of Amsterdam, police said. He died early Friday, police said. He had been charged with trying to attack the royal family, authorities said. Were you there? Send us your video, images
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Incident happened during the Netherlands annual Queen's Day celebration
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Car hit crowd near open-top bus carrying Queen Beatrix of Netherlands
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Police: No other clues that could lead to the involvement of other people
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Police: There was no one other than the driver in the car at the time

Question: Crowds had lined the streets to see Queen Beatrix and her family ride by in an open-top bus during the @placeholder' annual holiday.


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- First-time winners and new shows took the lion's share of the hardware Sunday night at the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards. "Modern Family" beat out the heavily favored "Glee" for outstanding comedy honors, and wound up winning six Emmys out of 14 nominations while "Mad Men" and "Breaking Bad" continued their winning ways in the drama category. "We are thrilled that families are sitting down to watch a television show," said "Modern Family" creator Steven Levitan. "Thank you for letting us into your families." "The Pacific," which won seven Creative Arts Emmys last weekend and outstanding miniseries during the primetime show, was the overall champ, but the night's big winners were the TV movie "Temple Grandin," which won five Emmys for a total of seven.
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NEW: "Modern Family" beats "Glee" for best comedy Emmy win
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NEW: "Mad Men" wins Emmy for best drama series
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Claire Danes wins her first Emmy, in "Temple Grandin"
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Aaron Paul of "Breaking Bad," Jim Parsons of "Big Bang Theory" score surprise wins

Question: Actress Claire Danes won her first Emmy receiving the best actress in a miniseries or a movie award for her turn in "@placeholder" which also scored up with seven wins including best miniseries or movie.


(CNN) -- If you don't like mangoes, look away now. This article includes a "mango" word count well in excess of what is normally reasonable. It features mango culinary demonstrations, mango samplings, mango lectures, mango medics, a mango auction and even a mango summit. That's because I attended the International Mango Festival, held in the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden in Miami earlier this month. It's an annual event, one that draws enthusiasts, like myself, and also mango "experts" who gather to talk, taste and slurp their way around this sweetest, drippiest of fruits. I imagine most are still reading. After all, who doesn't like mangoes?
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The International Mango Festival takes places every year in Miami, bringing together mango enthusiasts and experts
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Dozens of varieties from around the world can be tasted, cooked and bid for during the two-day event
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The Fairchild mango was named after David Fairchild, who introduced mangoes to the U.S. in early 1900s

Question: That's not as much bananas -- in the same year the @placeholder imported more than 4 million tons of bananas, worth nearly $2 billion.


(CNN) -- It was a gruesome act performed atop the stage of the global theater -- the grotesque image of a masked man, dressed all in black, beheading an American journalist in a production intended to strike terror into the hearts of millions around the world. This act of sadism was horrific enough on its own. But what some will also find deeply disturbing was that the jihadist executioner communicated his threat with a distinct London accent. The realization that there are people who grew up in Britain who are prepared to engage in such barbaric acts of depravity makes James Foley's murder feel more intimate than if it was perpetrated by a foreign-sounding killer from a different society.
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ISIS releases video showing the beheading of journalist James Foley
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Furedi: The executioner in the video appeared to have a London accent
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Furedi: Many radical British Muslims reject, loathe cultural values of British society
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Furedi: British leaders failed to define common purpose that can unite all parts of society

Question: The beheading of Foley was staged as a "Message to America," but it constituted a direct warning to @placeholder.


The staffing search for a Hillary Clinton campaign manager is heating up, and a Clinton spokesman acknowledged  Thursday that the former secretary of state is "casting a wide net" when talking to different people about about a would-be presidential bid. Clinton met with Guy Cecil, the outgoing head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, on Wednesday in Washington, according to Politico, and has talked with Robby Mook, a former Clinton aide, about 2016.â€‹ Both are seen as frontrunner for the top job in a Clinton campaign. Although Clinton's spokesman said he wouldn't confirm or deny the meeting and conversations occurred, Nick Merrill acknowledged that Clinton is talking with a wide array of people about 2016.
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Hillary Clinton is reportedly meeting with candidates to be her 2016 campaign manager
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Sources see the short-list as 4 people: Robby Mook, Stephanie Schriock, Ace Smith and Guy Cecil

Question: Like Cecil, @placeholder has been hesitant to comment publicly on Clinton's 2016 bid.


(CNN) -- Investigators probing the June crash of an Air France flight in the Atlantic Ocean still do not know what brought the plane down, who was at the controls when it crashed, or what the pilots did in the moments leading up to the disaster, according to a new report released Thursday. "At this stage ... it is still not possible to understand the causes and circumstances of the accident," investigators said in the report. Flight 447 -- an Airbus A330 -- went down in stormy weather in the Atlantic Ocean June 1 while flying from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, France. All 228 people on board were killed. Most of the bodies were never recovered.
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Investigators still don't know what caused an Air France jet to crash
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The flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder have never been found
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Investigators are preparing to begin a new search for the recorders in February
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Flight 447 went down in stormy weather in the Atlantic Ocean on June 1, 2009

Question: Before it crashed, @placeholder sent out 24 automated error messages that suggested the plane may have been flying too fast or too slow through the thunderstorms, officials have said.


ISIS fighters entered the besieged Syrian Kurdish city of Kobani, a Kurdish fighter said Friday, setting the stage for a vicious street-to-street battle in the shadow of Turkey's border. Alan Minbic, a fighter with the Kurdish People's Protection Unit, or YPG, told CNN that ISIS now controls the southwest corner of the city, known in Arabic as Ayn al-Arab. However, there were conflicting reports. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a London-based monitoring group, said it did not believe that ISIS was in the city itself based on information from more than a dozen sources in Kobani. On Friday, ISIS released a short video showing the apparent beheading of British aid worker Alan Henning. In the same video, the group threatens the life of another hostage, American aid worker Peter Kassig.
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Small arms fire can be heard from southwest Kobani, as east is bombarded
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ISIS fighters have entered the Syrian Kurdish city, a Kurdish fighter says
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Turkish PM says Turkey will do whatever it can to prevent the fall of Kobani
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Turkey has authorized military action in Iraq and Syria, and Australia in Iraq

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The flag displayed by hostages held inside a Sydney cafe by an armed terrorist bears the words 'There is no god but Allah, Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah' written in white Arabic on a black background. Called the Shahada flag, it differs from the black and white flag used by the terror group ISIS, which has carried out beheadings at other atrocities in Syria and Iraq. The flag is used by the extremist group, Jabhat al Nusra, which is fighting the Assad government in Syria. But it has meaning for all Muslims, in that the Shahada is the Islamic Creed, one of the Five Pillars of Islam, which is recited by Muslims when they pray.
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The flag displayed in the Martin Place siege is emblem of Jabhat al-Nusra
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The group was formed to fight the Syrian government
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The flag includes Muslim creed called 'Shahada' written in Arabic
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Shahada states 'There is no God but Allah' and has meaning to all Muslims
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Jabhat al-Nusra has been linked with Al Qaeda
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It has not previously not targeted Western victims

Question: Although the group is affiliated with Al Qaeda, JN has previously not emphasised an attack @placeholder targets or global jihad, focusing instead on the ‘near enemy’ of the Syrian state.


Humanity, says Brian Cox, could be wiped out by asteroids – and we’re not taking the threat seriously Brian Cox isn’t a man to mince his words. He famously described the belief that the world is 6,000-years-old as ‘b*****ks’ and those who think the planet would end because of the Mayan calendar as ‘morons.’ But, lately, something far more serious has been weighing on the mind of the Oldham physicist. Humanity, he says, is at risk of being wiped out by asteroids – and we’re not taking the threat seriously. ‘There is an asteroid with our name on it and it will hit us,’ Professor Cox told MailOnline. In fact, the Earth had a ‘near-miss’ only a few months ago.
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Professor Cox says we recently had a ‘near-miss’ with a large asteroid
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No one knows when next one could be. It 'could be tomorrow,' says Cox
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Engineers are working to mitigate threat, but progress has been slow
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As well as asteroids, threats to humanity include AI and climate change
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‘It's human stupidity we need to worry about,' claims Professor Cox
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He says threats can be prevented through research and education

Question: Researchers studying the rock found that its body rotates so quickly that it should break apart, but somehow remains intact on its @placeholder-bound trajectory.


(CNN) -- At least 13 people in Turkey have been detained in connection with the deadly weekend car bombings near the Syrian border, the semi-official Anadolu news agency reported Tuesday, quoting a top government official. At least 47 people died and about 100 were wounded when two explosives-laden cars blew up Saturday in the town of Reyhanli. Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay confirmed the number of detentions Tuesday and said police were looking for others who have been tied to the incident. "Because the investigation is ongoing, we are naming neither the persons nor the organization," he said. Turkish government officials blame Marxists with Syrian connections for the attacks and the incident stoked concern that Turkey has gotten too involved with the Syrian crisis.
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At least 47 people were killed and scores were wounded in the bombings
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Police are continuing their investigation
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Turkey has sheltered many Syrian refugees

Question: The conflict in Syria has repeatedly spilled across the border into Turkey, prompting @placeholder security forces to reinforce the frontier.


Washington (CNN) -- Five weeks before the November midterm elections, voters give Democrats an edge over Republicans, according to a CNN/ORC poll released Tuesday. But the poll also indicates most of Democrats' gains are coming from the Northeast and not from the parts of the country where they're locked in tight contests that could give Republicans control of the Senate. In a generic ballot among likely voters, Democrats edged out Republicans 47-45%, a 6-point swing from a CNN poll three weeks ago when likely voters favored the Republicans by a 4-point margin. The Democrats' advantage is within the poll's 3.5% margin of error.
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Democrats edged out Republicans 47% to 45% in generic ballot
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60% of Americans disapprove of how Congress handled the war with ISIS
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The economy is more important than military action against ISIS among voters by a 2-1 margin

Question: @placeholder gained the most ground among men and independent voters, two key groups that could help Democrats in competitive races this November.


Florida State University's star quarterback Jameis Winston is leaving college to enter the 2015 NFL draft, he revealed today. On the same day that Winston announced he's going pro, the woman who accused him of raping her filed a lawsuit against FSU - alleging that the university failed to investigate her claims and did nothing to stop her being bullied and threatened until she was forced to drop out. 'FSU became a sexually hostile environment where her rapist roamed free and could turn up at any moment, where she became the target of death threats and vilification campaigns,' the lawsuit says, according to the Orlando Sentinel.
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Winston is leaving Florida State University and is expected to be picked early in the first round of the NFL draft
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He has been officially cleared of rape allegations, though they still hang over his head
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Winston's accuser is suing FSU in federal court claiming that the university protected Winston and allowed him to play despite the allegations
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FSU also did nothing to stop death threats and bullying that forced her to quit the university

Question: When the allegations against @placeholder were revealed, the accuser says, her name was leaked several places online.


Miami, Florida (CNN) -- For Marco Rubio, life was simpler when it was tea time all the time. When he was gunning for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate in Florida, the former speaker of the Florida House of Representatives aggressively courted the state's conservative Tea Party activists. That strategy worked. Rubio was suddenly a Tea Party favorite. His stunning rise in the polls forced Florida's more moderate governor, Charlie Crist, to bolt the GOP primary to run as an independent. But the race is now more complicated, with Rubio competing in a three-way battle royal against both Crist and the Democratic nominee, South Florida Rep. Kendrick Meek.
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Marco Rubio's rise in the polls was fueled partly by Tea Party activists
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Crist decided to run as an independent, complicating the race for Rubio
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Rubio's grass-roots campaign managed by high-powered Washington and Texas GOP consultants
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Both the Rubio and Meek campaigns send out e-mails blasting Crist

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(CNN) -- The cruise line Holland America says it was an "aberration" when inspectors from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found multiple sanitation violations, including brown liquid dripping on clean dishes and a fly on the buffet, on the line's ms Veendam. Enough violations were cited that the CDC gave the Veendam a failing grade. "While unacceptable for Holland America Line, the unsatisfactory score is highly unusual and an aberration," Holland America's Sally Andrews told CNN. Inspectors don't tell cruise lines when they're going to show up, but they visit twice a year as part of the CDC's vessel sanitation inspection program. The CDC grades ships on a 100-point scale. An 85 or lower is considered a failing grade. The Veendam received a grade of 77.
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"Very few ships ... received a failing score over the last couple of years," CDC official says
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Holland America's ms Veendam, which CDC inspectors visited in August, got a 77
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An 85 or lower on the CDC's 100-point inspection scale is considered failing
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The cruise line says "the unsatisfactory score is highly unusual and an aberration"

Question: As for the luggage tag that was found, that particular color/style had not been used by @placeholder for a year," Andrews said.


(CNN) -- As British Prime Minister David Cameron called on footballers to act as role models, Liverpool's Luis Suarez chose not to appeal his 10-match "biting" ban handed to him by the English Football Association for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic. Earlier this week the Uruguayan striker was hit with the sanction by the English Football Association for biting Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic following the ruling of an Independent Regulatory Commission. The ban's severity sparked fierce criticism from the Liverpool hierarchy. The ban will start with immediate effect, meaning Suarez will play no part in Liverpool's four remaining Premier League matches with the Uruguayan also ruled out for the start of next season.
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Liverpool's Luis Suarez will not appeal 10-match ban for biting Branislav Ivanovic
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The incident occurred during last Sunday's 2-2 drew between the two teams at Anfield
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Suarez was given a seven-match ban for biting while playing for Ajax in 2010
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British Prime Minister David Cameron had called for tough action

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