(CNN) -- When the moment finally arrived, 86 of us stood up to utter 31 sacred words. I raised my right hand. My heart was pounding. All those years spent in public schools in America, I'd refrained from saying the Pledge of Allegiance. It was wrong to say it when my loyalties lay elsewhere. But that changed with a ceremony on a July day six years ago. And it changed me. I learned lessons about the meaning of country and more importantly, about myself. I'd been in America almost three decades but happily retained an Indian passport. Over the years, each time it was renewed, my green card changed to pink and white but the status remained the same: permanent U.S. resident.
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CNN reporter Moni Basu writes about making her "Americanness official"
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Author: "America...is a nation that gives people hope"

Question: In high school and college, I found myself fighting stereotypes and answering absurd questions about @placeholder, such as "do people live in grass huts?"

Question: Sometimes, I felt Americans simply didn't understand me and that everything would be better if I could just go back to @placeholder.


The former model who was allegedly shot by her boyfriend in a failed murder-suicide after he killed a Utah cop was arrested over the weekend, accused of giving police false stories. Traci Vaillancourt, 34, was arrested on two counts of suspicion of obstruction of justice late on Saturday and spoke to an attorney for the first time since the September 1 incident on Sunday. Vaillancourt - who was disfigured and was left hooked on painkillers after getting a rare blood disease - was allegedly shot in the back by her boyfriend Timothy 'Troy' Walker, 35, while sitting in their Volvo in Draper, Utah.
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Traci Vaillancourt was allegedly shot in the back by her boyfriend after he shot dead a police officer
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Timothy Walker is accused of killing Sgt Derek Johnson in cold blood when the officer pulled up alongside the couple's Volvo
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Vaillancourt's sister has described how she went from being a popular high school model to a homeless drug addict
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She has now been arrested, accused of giving police false stories

Question: Police believe that Walker ambushed @placeholder while he was sat in his patrol car.

Question: Community: @placeholder was described as a dedicated public servant in the town of Draper, Utah


Australian batsman dies aged 25 two days after being hit on the head by a bouncer Nasser Hussain: Cricket will take stock after Hughes' death, do everything it can, but ultimately it will carry on. It has to... David Lloyd: The Hughes accident is tragic and my heart goes out to Sean Abbott Paul Newman's Hughes obituary The second one-day international between England and Sri Lanka will take place on Saturday as scheduled, despite other cricketing nations either cancelling or suspending matches following the death of Australian batsman Phil Hughes. Both teams will observe a two-minute silence and wear black armbands at the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo as the cricket community attempts to come to terms with the tragedy.
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Phillip Hughes dies two days after being hit on the head by a bouncer
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England's second ODI against Sri Lanka will go ahead as scheduled
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Pakistan's Test match against New Zealand was suspended
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Game at Sharjah was extended by a day following day two being called off
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India's two-day tour match against Cricket Australia XI cancelled

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Two Burmese men have now confessed to murdering British backpackers Hannah Witheride and David Miller on the island of Koh Tao, according to police. Officers arrested three men who were pictured riding a moped away from the scene of the killings on September 14. Two have admitted their guilt, but the third still denies any involvement. It is not known which of the men in the CCTV image have confessed. After the first admission of guilt, a credible source within the police ranks on 'murder island'  told MailOnline that he had been called by a senior officer who said: 'We have a confession. We have a suspect in custody. We are very confident we have our man.'
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Police claim two men have admitted killing backpackers on Koh Tao island
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Bodies of Hannah Witheridge and Daniel Miller were found on September 15
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Pair had been brutally murdered with a garden hoe, investigators believe

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It was one small interview for astronaut Neil Armstrong ... and one giant scoop for an Australian accountant, of all people. In the year's most out-of-this-world get, the first man to step foot on the moon sat down with CPA (Certified Practicing Account) Australia's Alex Malley to narrate his historic lunar landing in an extremely rare interview. Armstrong was the commander of NASA's three-man Apollo 11 mission that landed on the moon on July 20, 1969. Armstrong and fellow astronaut Buzz Aldrin spent about two hours on the surface before returning to the Eagle lunar module. The 81-year old American is famously reluctant to discuss the moon landing and has granted very few interviews in the last 40 years -- so why choose to open up to CPA Australia? Malley thinks he knows the answer.
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Famously reclusive Neil Armstrong grants interview to Australian accountant
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Apollo 11 astronaut narrates historic 1969 landing and first steps on moon
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Armstrong landed Eagle module on moon with only 20 seconds of fuel left
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81-year-old American worries about budget cuts to NASA

Question: Armstrong laughed off the conspiracy theorists who believe the 1969 moon landing was faked, telling @placeholder's Malley that "800,000 staff at NASA couldn't possibly keep a secret."


Paris (CNN)Lassana Bathily, who emerged as the hero of the Paris supermarket attack, received his new French passport from the hands of Prime Minister Manuel Valls and Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve at a ceremony in Paris. The French government decided to award citizenship to the Malian-born 24-year-old supermarket employee after he risked his own life to hide customers from hostage-taker Amedy Coulibaly earlier this month. Four people lost their lives in the hostage-taking and shooting at the kosher grocery store. But the 15 people whom Bathily led downstairs to hide in a walk-in freezer stayed safe. Bathily, who describes himself as a "practicing Muslim," told CNN affiliate BFMTV he switched off the freezer, turned off the lights and told everyone to stay calm. He went upstairs, following orders from the hostage-taker, but managed to run outside and tell police about the situation in the store.
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France awards citizenship to Lassana Bathily for his actions during the supermarket attack
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"People think I am a hero, but I am not. I am just Lassana," he says

Question: In his opening speech  at the ceremony Tuesday evening, Cazeneuve praised Bathily's gesture "of courage and humanity" which had become "the symbol of an @placeholder of peace and tolerance."


(CNN) -- A day after losing the first presidential debate, President Barack Obama and his campaign accused his Republican challenger Mitt Romney of being dishonest about tax policy and other issues. "If you want to be president, you owe the American people the truth," Obama said at a campaign rally Thursday in Denver. "So here's the truth: Governor Romney cannot pay for his $5 trillion tax plan without blowing up the deficit or sticking it to the middle class. That's the math." Romney's pledge: No tax cut for the rich The president's top aides were even more blunt. "Romney's performance was one that's probably unprecedented in its dishonesty," senior adviser David Plouffe told reporters.
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The Obama campaign says Mitt Romney was dishonest
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Republicans crow about the first debate; Democrats downplay it
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Analysts and a snap poll say Mitt Romney won the opening round

Question: "When I got on to the stage I met this very spirited fellow who claimed to be Mitt Romney," @placeholder said told the crowd of more than 12,000 at a Denver park.

Question: The former governor's strongest moments came in criticizing @placeholder's record, saying the nation's high unemployment and sluggish economic recovery showed the president's policies haven't worked.


Roy Keane has spoken to Celtic owner Dermot Desmond about the vacant manager’s job. Republic of Ireland coach Martin O’Neill said on Thursday night that he had given Desmond permission to speak to his assistant. While the appointment has yet to be confirmed, O’Neill appears to have accepted that Keane is poised to succeed Neil Lennon at Celtic Park, though former West Brom boss Steve Clarke is also a contender. VIDEO Scroll down to Look back at Roy Keane being unveiled as Ireland assistant manager Informal chat: Ireland boss Martin O'Neill says Keane has spoken with Celtic owner Dermot Desmond
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Ireland boss O'Neil says Keane has had informal chat with Celtic's majority shareholder Dermot Desmond
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Flurry of bets placed on Irish assistant manager taking over at Parkhead
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Celtic also considered Malky Mackay, Owen Coyle, Oscar Garcia and Henrik Larsson
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O'Neill said he would not stand in Keane's way
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Steve Walford and Steve Guppy ready to provide coaching back-up for national team
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Ireland preparing for friendly with Italy at Craven Cottage on Saturday

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(CNN) -- Growing up in the United States, my summers were filled with trips to Little Havana in Miami, where my family and I would watch anti-communist plays featuring popular Latino actors. Those trips would include hours-long pig roasts, where family members would animatedly discuss the big policy issues of the day, like the impact of the fall of the Soviet Union on Cuba's government. My parents were among the men and women who fled the country in the 1960s, and from them, I learned about human rights abuses, lack of political and press freedoms and other forms of repression, something that helped mold my opinions about U.S. policy towards Cuba. In fact, having grown up in this kind of environment, it should come as little surprise that I've been a hardliner on U.S.-Cuba policy issues.
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Carmen Cusido says she grew up taking a hard line on Cuba embargo
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Author says students she spoke with would like to see Cuba reform

Question: This isn't to say that I wasn't exposed to things that troubled me, even during this short trip: I saw billboards filled with socialist propaganda, there was clearly a lack of press freedom, and there is the fact that even though they're highly educated, Cubans still don't earn a decent wage: the average @placeholder earns 20 Cuban dollars a month -- about $20 USD.


(CNN) -- Back in 2005, when he stopped studying third down tendencies long enough to work on a motivational self-help book, Nick Saban kept hammering on one phrase. The book's title was "How Good Do You Want to Be? A Champion's Tips on How to Lead and Succeed at Work and in Life." The phrase the University of Alabama's football coach was stuck on was mercifully shorter. "Eliminate the clutter." The clutter is you. The clutter is me. The clutter is this story, another horn in the vast media brass section trumpeting a college football game taking on Homeric proportions.
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No. 1 LSU faces No. 2 Alabama Saturday in college football game of the year
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Alabama coach Nick Saban has coached both teams to national championsips
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Saban has angered some with his ugly departures from previous coaching jobs
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Saban is only coach to take two different schools to college football's BCS championship

Question: SI.com: LSU vs. @placeholder really does mean everything to some, and that's OK


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A lawsuit alleging that civilian American interrogators subjected Iraqis to torture and severe mistreatment at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad can move forward, a federal judge ruled Thursday. Detainees leave Baghdad Central Prison -- also known as Abu Ghraib -- in 2006. U.S. District Court Judge Gerald Bruce Lee rejected claims by defense contractor CACI that the company was immune from accountability over claims of physical abuse, war crimes and civil conspiracy. Reports of torture and humiliation by soldiers and civilian contractors against Iraqi detainees created a political, diplomatic and public relations nightmare for the Bush administration in the months and years after the 2003 Iraq invasion.
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Judge rejects immunity claims from defense contractor CACI
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In lawsuit, four Iraqi detainees accuse interrogators of physical, mental abuse
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Interrogators also accused of destroying evidence, misleading officials
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Contractors not facing criminal charges stemming from scandal

Question: "They must act within the bounds of law and must be held accountable for their participation in the atrocities at Abu Ghraib and the other facilities in @placeholder.


By Sally Lee A teenage girl was indecently assaulted when two police impersonators stopped and searched her while she was walking to school in Sydney. The schoolgirl saw the man and the woman, both dressed in blue clothes, emerge from a station wagon on a road in Quakers Hill on Monday at about 10.40am. Their vehicle had the word 'police' written on the side. The Wyndham College student was then searched separately by the pair, believed to be in their 30s, where she alleges that the woman indecently assaulted her during the process. A teenage girl was indecently assaulted when two police impersonators stopped and searched her while she was walking to school in Quakers Hill on Monday
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The 17-year-old girl was approached by a man and woman dressed in blue as she was walking to school on Douglas Road, Quakers Hill on Monday
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The Wyndham College student told police she saw the pair emerge from a white station wagon at about 10.40am which had 'police' written on the side
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It is believed both, aged in their 30s, searched her separately and the woman allegedly indecently assaulted the girl
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The man retrieved a German shepherd from the back of the vehicle to assist him with the search
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Police said there is 'some chance it may have been a bit of a prank'

Question: The girl was on her way to @placeholder in Quakers Hill


(CNN) -- Should the government keep its hands off online shopping? According to the massive response to our stories on a proposed Internet sales tax, many of you think so. On Monday, the U.S. Senate approved the Marketplace Fairness Act. It would allow governments to collect taxes on sales that Internet retailers, from titans such as Amazon and eBay to independent app developers, make in their state. The point, supporters say, is to put traditional brick-and-mortar retailers on equal footing with digital storefronts that, in many cases, haven't been required to add tax to their prices. But in an age when many of us have gotten used to one-click, 24-hour shopping on our laptops, tablets and phones, not many of the readers of our story Monday explaining the bill seemed overly excited at the prospect.
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CNN commenters mostly dislike the idea of an Internet sales tax
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Senate passed a bill that lets governments collect on sales in their states
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Critics say plan would hurt small online retailers
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Commenter: "Politicians never saw a source of income they didn't want to tap"

Question: Some comments reflected the "keep your hands off our @placeholder" mindset that has grown among online users who fear the impact both government and big business could have on a free and open Web.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 16:56 EST, 11 November 2013 | UPDATED: 17:06 EST, 11 November 2013 More than two years after Dr. James Nordstrom's body was found bludgeoned to death and stashed in a wood pile in his backyard in northwest New Mexico, the man jailed for his murder is finally going on trial. Nordstrom was beaten to death with a pool cue in the foothills near Farmington, N.M, and this Wednesday, John Mayes, 20, will go on trial for the June 2011 slaying. The judge says there's no disputing he beat him to death, the issue is self defense.
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Dr. James Nordstrom's body was found stashed in a wood pile in his backyard
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John Mayes will go on trial for the murder on Wednesday - it is expected to last several days
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'No one is disputing that John Mayes beat him to death... the issue is self defense', the judge said
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Mayes has been in jail since 2011, awaiting for trial

Question: The teen said @placeholder continued to advance toward him so he kept hitting him until he fell and then died.


(CNN) -- Pakistan said Saturday it will reassess its relationship with the United States, NATO and the International Security Assistance Force in the wake of a deadly attack by NATO forces on two military checkpoints inside Pakistani territory, marking a major setback in worsening U.S.-Pakistan relations. "The prime minister will take the Parliament into confidence on the whole range of measures regarding matters relating to Pakistan's future cooperation with US/NATO/ISAF, in the near future," Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani's office said in a statement. The attack by NATO helicopters killed 24 soldiers and wounded 13 others in Mohmand Agency, one of seven districts in the volatile region bordering Afghanistan, the Pakistani foreign ministry and military said in a statement.
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ISAF spokesman says it is "highly likely" close air support caused the deaths
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Pakistan's prime minister calls an emergency meeting of services chiefs
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Pakistan closes NATO supply routes across the border to Afghanistan

Question: About 130,000 troops are deployed in Afghanistan with ISAF, 90,000 of them @placeholder, according to NATO figures.


(CNN) -- In Tunisia, an Islamic party wins the election. In Libya, statements about adopting Sharia, or Islamic law, raise concerns about the future. In Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood strategizes about how best to score political gains. In the West, real fears arise that the Arab Spring will spawn new states more akin to the principles of al Qaeda and Hamas than fledgling democracies. Political Islam is sure to be a factor as major change sweeps through formerly despotic nations. But exactly how is a question that is up for intense debate. The idea of political Islam raises eyebrows among secularists, women, minority religions who fear their ways of life will come under serious threat if Islamic parties enforce their will. But some caution against looking at Islam's role too simplistically -- it is, after all, deeply rooted in the region.
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Political Islam is sure to be a factor as change sweeps through Arab nations
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But can Islamic law be reconciled with democracy?
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Tunisia's leadership may look to Turkey as a model
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Libyans reassure the West they are moderate Muslims

Question: And Tunisia, he said, could do the same, where @placeholder could play a public role but with filters.


Uncapped leg-spinner Borthwick could play in Boxing Day Test in Melbourne James Tredwell will arrive during fourth Test but not available to play until final Test Monty Panesar is likely replacement for retired Graeme Swann By David Clough, Press Association PUBLISHED: 01:30 EST, 23 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:53 EST, 23 December 2013 England have called up spinners Scott Borthwick and James Tredwell to their Ashes Test squad following the retirement of Graeme Swann. Uncapped leg-spinner Borthwick will be available, alongside slow left-armer Monty Panesar, for the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne. Tredwell, who has played just one Test - more than three years ago in Bangladesh - will also report to Melbourne but not in time to figure in the fourth Test.
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Uncapped leg-spinner Borthwick could play in Boxing Day Test in Melbourne
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James Tredwell will arrive during fourth Test but not available to play until final Test
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Monty Panesar is likely replacement for retired Graeme Swann

Question: Waving goodbye: @placeholder announced his immediate retirement from cricket on Sunday


(CNN) -- Spring has sprung and as far as golf fans are concerned, that means only one thing -- it's time for the Masters. Golf's first major of 2014 begins at the famed Augusta National on Thursday, this year marking the 78th installment of one of sport's most enduring contests. They are four captivating days in Georgia that never fail to throw up a myriad of storylines, sub plots and sensations. With the field as wide open as ever, CNN World Sport looks at six Masters headlines waiting to be written. Mickelson assumes Tiger's mantle The buildup to any major championship is always dominated by Tiger Woods -- whether he is playing or not.
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CNN World Sport takes a look at six potential storylines ahead of the 2014 Masters
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Rory McIlroy and Adam Scott dominate most of the buildup to Augusta tournament
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Could the season's first golf major throw up the Masters' first Asian winner?
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Masters runs from April 10-14 at world famous Augusta National Golf Club

Question: 1 missing his first Masters due to a back injury, most homegrown fervor will focus on "@placeholder," the man who already has three green jackets in his wardrobe.


Washington (CNN) -- Latino support for Democratic candidates remains strong, with 65 percent of registered Hispanic voters saying they plan to vote for the Democrat in their congressional district in next month's midterm elections, the Pew Hispanic Center said in a report Tuesday. But Latino voters appear less motivated than other voters. About one-third of Latino voters say they have given this election "a lot of thought," while half of U.S. registered voters say they have, Pew said. In a further challenge to Democrats, the nationwide Pew poll found that Republican Latino registered voters may be more likely to vote than Democrats. About 44 percent of Latino Republicans say they have given the election quite a lot of thought compared with 28 percent of Latino Democrats, the Pew report said.
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Pew study: Nearly two-thirds of Latinos support Democrats; 22 percent back GOP
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Only about a third of Latinos say they have given next month's election "a lot of thought"
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About half of voters in general have given the election "a lot of thought"
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The study was conducted by the nonpartisan Pew Hispanic Center research organization

Question: A reason for the support for Democrats may be that the party is seen as having more concern for @placeholder.


(CNN) -- The 23-year-old woman in Harare, Zimbabwe, said she could talk, but only briefly. It was 3:30 p.m. there and she had to be home before the 6 p.m. curfew, she said. Movement for Democratic Change official Fredrick Shaba is treated for stab wounds after an attack last week. "I should be home in an hour, hour and a half. If I'm not home by then, it means trouble," she said Tuesday. Zimbabweans are accustomed to violence, but the beatings and bloodshed have been epidemic since early April, days after opposition candidate Morgan Tsvangirai pushed longtime President Robert Mugabe into a runoff election for the nation's top post.
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Journalist says he's seen "people having their hands chopped off, fingers broken"
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U.N. says scores killed, thousands beaten in "campaign of violence"
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Harare woman: ZANU-PF "will mess you up big time" if you're pro-opposition
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Loaf of bread about 550 million Z-dollars, or up to 10 billion Z-dollars on black market

Question: @placeholder has denied accusations of violence and has countered that MDC supporters are inciting violence across Zimbabwe.


By John Mcentee Denis Tuohy was anxious. As a 27-year-old TV presenter he'd been chosen as the first face to be seen on the eagerly anticipated new BBC2 channel. It was the night of 20 April, 1964, and he was due on screen in little more than half an hour, at 7.20pm. After rehearsing all day for his historic role that would inaugurate the first challenge to ITV and the BBC's single channel, his stomach was churning and every nerve jangled. Joan Bakewell, The Thinking Man's Crumpet 'I was in the studio trying to find a way to relax,' he recalls now. 'Suddenly it went black. Kaput! It was as though someone, somewhere, had suddenly switched everything off.'
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Despite being a successful TV channel, BBC2 had a rocky start
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The night the channel was due to launch they had a power cut
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Now the channel will celebrate its 50th years on air

Question: Had the launch gone smoothly, the nation may not have known @placeholder had gone on the air.


London (CNN) -- The British Prime Minister's former media chief listened to a hacked voice mail message left by actress Sienna Miller for actor Daniel Craig, when he was editor of the now defunct News of the World tabloid, a former reporter told a London court. Andy Coulson, editor of the Rupert Murdoch mass-selling tabloid paper until 2007 and then Prime Minister David Cameron's head of communications until 2011, heard the voice mail left for the James Bond actor, Dan Evans, a former News of the World journalist told London's Old Bailey Court on Tuesday. The revelation came at the trial of former News of the World editors Coulson and Rebekah Brooks and the paper's former managing editor, Stuart Kuttner.
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Court hears former reporter describe hacking Daniel Craig's phone
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Reporter says message was from actress Sienna Miller
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Message played to editor Andy Coulson, who later became PM media chief, court hears
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Evidence is revealed in phone hacking trial of former News of the World editors

Question: When asked by the prosecution if he had ever had any other direct communication with @placeholder concerning phone hacking, Evans said: "Not that I can think of, no."


The overall death toll in devastated Syria has surpassed an estimated 60,000 people, the United Nations said Wednesday, a dramatic figure that could skyrocket as the civil war persists. To put it in perspective: 60,000 people is roughly the population of Terre Haute, Indiana; or Cheyenne, Wyoming. It's how many people would fit in Dodger Stadium, and it's more than the 50,000-plus U.S. combat deaths in Vietnam. The figure is about 15,000 higher than the death toll CNN had cited from a collection of sources. It's "truly shocking" and shameful, said U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay, who blamed the international community for inaction.
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United Nations' Navi Pillay: "We have fiddled at the edges while Syria burns"
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Syrian planes hit Damascus suburbs and other targets, killed dozens at a fuel station
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Al-Nusra Front is among three factions attacking the Taftanaz military air base in northern Syria
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The militant group is a cover for al Qaeda in Iraq, the U.S. State Department says

Question: "The battle to liberate @placeholder military airport has started," the rebels said.


Washington (CNN) -- New rules meant to temper the civilian death toll from unmanned U.S. drones won't apply in the fight against terrorists in Iraq and Syria, the White House says. The standards, which Obama spelled out during a high profile address last year, were meant partly to allay concerns many Americans felt toward lethal drones. President Obama said at the time the drone strikes were used with far greater frequency than his predecessor in going after militants -- including in his fight against ISIS. But while officials in Washington insist there are strict standards to prevent civilians from dying in Iraq and Syria, the rules Obama said last year would stem civilian deaths aren't being applied in the new war against ISIS.
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White House says new rules to reduce civilian deaths from drone strikes don't apply to ISIS battle
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Officials say U.S. is taking steps to prevent civilian casualties in Iraq and Syria
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Obama has said that civilian deaths are a part of every war

Question: Military experts say that's an important fact for @placeholder to understand, even as the government works to prevent them.


ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN)  -- In Pakistan's combustible Swat Valley, some girls refuse to wear uniforms so they can make it to school without being harmed. Shiza Shahid, left, a 20-year-old Stanford University student, is helping to teach young girls in Pakistan. Other girls hide textbooks in their shawls to escape harassment. School-age girls are among the victims in the fierce fighting between government soldiers and Taliban militants in the Swat Valley. The Pakistani government said it has flushed much of the Taliban out of the area, but some fighting persists. Many girls remain banned from schools. Dozens of their schools have been bombed, and militants have burned books.
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Schoolgirls victims of fighting between Pakistani soldiers and Taliban in Swat Valley
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A retreat in Islamabad gives 26 girls a safe haven to learn
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A student from Stanford University is helping lead the retreat

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By Rob Draper Follow @@draper_rob Luis Suarez is understood to be taking advice from a Spanish lawyer with strong links to Barcelona to help him in his appeal against his four-month ban for biting. Juan de Dios Crespo is working with Suarez and the Uruguayan FA with the ongoing appeal to FIFA against the punishment, which also includes a nine-match international ban, after Suarez’s initial legal pleas, which included a denial that the bite took place, proved disastrous and only antagonised FIFA’s disciplinary commission. Barcelona are believed to have insisted that Suarez make a public apology if he wants to move to the Catalan club from Liverpool this summer – and the player obliged yesterday, admitting his guilt for the first time and apologising to Italian defender Giorgio Chiellini.
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Suarez understood to be taking advice from a Spanish lawyer with strong Barcelona links in his biting ban appeal
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Juan de Dios Crespo believed to be working with Suarez and Uruguayan FA
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Barcelona reportedly demanded Suarez make a public apology if he wanted a summer move to the Catalan giants
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De Dios Crespo also helping Barcelona fight their FIFA transfer ban

Question: Suarez previously told @placeholder he did not deliberately bite Giorgio Chiellini but fell on top of him


David Cameron was yesterday pushing for tougher sanctions to strike at the heart of Russia’s economy over its incursion into Ukraine – even if they risk hurting the City. Downing Street admitted that targeting lending to sectors such as oil could have an impact on London’s financial heart. But the Prime Minister’s spokesman said it was right to put pressure on President Vladimir Putin over his military aggression. Scroll down for videos Russian President Vladimir Putin was in Mongolia today, but is facing increasing isolation in Europe over Moscow's military intervention in Ukraine All at sea: The Vladivostok aircraft carrier, which was being built in France, has now been axed after continued fighting in Ukraine
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Brussels has announced proposals to step up sanctions against Moscow
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EU has pledged to pass new sanctions by Friday unless Putin pulls back

Question: The development came as @placeholder finally bowed to pressure and cancelled the delivery of the first of two warships to Russia.


By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 08:38 EST, 27 December 2013 | UPDATED: 10:02 EST, 28 December 2013 A freed member of punk band Pussy Riot today said she still wanted Russian President Vladimir Putin to be removed from power. Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, 24, added she would like freed ex-tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky to stand in elections and replace Putin. 'As far as Vladimir Putin is concerned, our attitude towards him has not changed,' she said alongside her bandmate Maria Alyokhina at their first news conference since they were released from prison earlier this week. Scroll down for video
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Band member Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, 24, said Putin should be removed from power and replaced by Mikhail Khodorkovsky
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Band mate Maria Alyokhina, 25, added: 'I am in solidarity with that.'
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Two arrived back in Moscow today after receiving amnesty under new law
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Were serving two years in prison for trying to sing a 'punk prayer' in church

Question: Release: @placeholder, right, agreed with band mate Tolokonnikova - who described Putin as 'a chekist'


By Katie Davies, Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 12:19 EST, 3 April 2013 | UPDATED: 07:03 EST, 4 April 2013 New 'Tonight Show' host Jimmy Fallon will more than double his multi-million dollar salary when he takes over from outgoing host Jay Leno next year on the top-rated NBC show. Industry insiders predict that Fallon will see the $5 million he gets for fronting 'The Late Show' boosted to $12 million when he goes head-to-head with CBS' David Letterman and ABC's Jimmy Kimmel in February. Even though that is three million less than the $15 million Leno reportedly takes home, it still represents a massive show of faith in Fallon, who has been working late night television for less than five years.
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The transition will take place following next year's Winter Olympics
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Move occurred with Leno's blessing, unlike when he was temporarily ousted by Conan O'Brien
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'This time it feels right' Leno said
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Show will also move from Los Angeles to New York, where it originally started

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By Simon Peach, Press Association England captain Steven Gerrard insists the team will not become obsessed by the prospect of another World Cup penalty shoot-out. Exiting six of their last 10 major tournaments on penalties means there is an undercurrent of trepidation that Gerrard understands. The defeat to West Germany in the 1990 World Cup semi-finals began a nightmare run of spot-kick defeats that last struck at Euro 2012. Back of the mind: Steven Gerrard insists England will not become obsessed by the prospect of penalties Heartache: Gerrard missed a penalty during the World Cup defeat against Portugal back in 2006
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Liverpool captain missed in a shoot-out against Portugal in 2006
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England have exited six of their last 10 tournaments on penalties
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Italy knocked them out of Euro 2012 via spot-kicks

Question: 'Unfortunately for me I failed in that situation when I took a penalty in a @placeholder environment and it was a difficult atmosphere to be in.


The college friend of John Grisham who inspired the author to claim American men are wrongly being sent to prison for watching child porn - sparking international outrage - was caught sharing sexually explicit images of girls younger than 12 with other internet users, it has emerged. Michael B. Holleman, 59 - who graduated from law at the University of Mississippi with Grisham in 1981 - was arrested in 1997 after sending 13 child porn images featuring girls under 18 - some younger than 12 and depicting intercourse - to an undercover agent in Canada, who then tipped off the FBI.
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Novelist and lawyer John Grisham, 59, sparked outrage this week by claiming men are wrongly sent to prison for watching child porn
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He referenced a friend from college who drunkenly watched child porn one night but was sent to prison after a FBI sting
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The friend has now been named as Mississippi lawyer Michael B. Holleman
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Holleman was arrested in 1997 sending 13 sexually explicit photos of underage girls to an undercover agent
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He was sentenced to 18 months prison and disbarred
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Grisham wrote a letter of recommendation for Holleman as part of a petition to enable Holleman to practice law again
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Grisham has since said he 'regrets making the comments' and apologized

Question: On May 19, 1998, @placeholder reported to a federal correctional institution, but was released after 15 months after showing evidence of his rehabilitation.


(CNN) -- During my travels to some western countries, there have been occasions when people have asked me where I come from. When some hear that I'm from Hong Kong, they would often say: "So, you are Japanese!" This has happened so often that I find it more convenient to simply tell them I'm Chinese, rather than explain how Hong Kong's sits in relation to mainland China. Hong Kong does not enjoy the global familiarity enjoyed by places like New York, Paris or London. The residents of these cities can just say they are from those cities to anyone in the world and there would be little questions asked about their nationality.
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Hong Kong is culturally and politically distinct from other Chinese cities
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Douglas Young: I believe the majority of Hong Kong people recognizes that Hong Kong cannot exist as an independent country
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Young: Hong Kong's role in world culture is vital

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The tomb of an unknown ruler has been discovered, which could help archaeologists find more lost Ancient Egyptian pharaohs. Experts identified the tomb of Senebkay by an inscription on the wall of his burial chamber, which was unearthed at the Abydos archaeological site, near the city of Sohag, Egypt. It is the first time that any trace of the pharaoh has been found. Archaeologists from the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities and the University of Pennsylvania identified the tomb of Senebkay by drawings on the wall of his burial chamber (pictured), which was unearthed in the Abydos archaeological site Ali Asfar, head of antiquities for the Egyptian government said that only fragments of the name have previously been seen on an ancient list of Egyptian rulers.
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University of Pennsylvania and the Egyptian Ministry of Antiquities experts identified the tomb by an inscription on the wall of his burial chamber
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It is the first time that any trace of the pharaoh has been found
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Tomb was unearthed at the Abydos archaeological site, near the city of Sohag, Egypt and was found next to another recently-discovered royal tomb

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(CNN) -- Donald Trump, businessman and CEO of The Trump Organization, knows a little something about money. Donald Trump says President Obama is trying to solve the nation's economic woes, but it's "trial and error." Trump spoke with CNN's Larry King about whether there should be executive pay limits, if there should be a stimulus plan and when there could be an end to the economic downturn. The following is an edited portion of the interview. Larry King: Is Obama right or wrong to go after these executives with salary caps? Donald Trump: Well, I think he's absolutely right. Billions of dollars is being given to banks and others. You know, once you start using taxpayer money, it's a whole new game. So I absolutely think he's right.
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Donald Trump says executives should have caps on their salaries
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Trump: 'We are in a depression'
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Trump: Obama is "doing the best he can, but it is trial and error"

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By Mark Prigg Facebook says it will let users log in to apps anonymously, without sharing their identities and personal information with mobile applications they don't trust. Facebook's 1.28 billion users can already use a 'log in with Facebook' button to sign up for apps that let them listen to music, play games, read the news and monitor fitness activities. But using the button allows apps to access information related to the Facebook user's identity. Mark Zuckerberg announced the anonymous app login at Facebook's F8 conference in San Francisco Facebook says the new feature will be adopted by websites and mobile apps within the next year.
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Facebook hopes move will mean more people log in - allowing it to track where users go

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TV history will be made Sunday night with the premiere of "Devious Maids," the first prime-time program featuring an all-Latina leading cast. But even before the first episode has aired, the Lifetime show is receiving a slew of criticism. Marc Cherry of "Desperate Housewives'' is the creator and executive producer, and he's joined by two fellow "Housewives" alums: Sabrina Wind and Eva Longoria. The soapy comedy-drama is about five Latina maids who work for wealthy families and dream of a better life. The pilot opens with a Beverly Hills hostess scolding her maid: "I think what you people do is heroic. You wash clothes you can't afford. You polish silver you will never dine with. You mop floors for people who don't bother to learn your name," finally ending with, "That said, if you don't stop screwing my husband, I'm going to have you deported."
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For the first time on TV, there'll be a prime-time program featuring all Latina leads
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Lifetime's new drama has already received a slew of negative criticism
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Eva Longoria and actress Dania Ramirez defend show
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Some don't see show as an opportunity for Latinos in Hollywood

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Covert drone strikes are one of President Obama's key national security policies. He has already authorized 283 strikes in Pakistan, six times more than the number during President George W. Bush's eight years in office. As a result, the number of estimated deaths from the Obama administration's drone strikes is more than four times what it was during the Bush administration -- somewhere between 1,494 and 2,618. Under Obama, the drone campaign, which during the Bush administration had put emphasis on killing significant members of al Qaeda, has undergone a quiet and unheralded shift to focus increasingly on killing Taliban foot soldiers.
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Peter Bergen: Obama's drone campaign shifts to Taliban militants, not al Qaeda leaders
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Bergen: Obama has stepped-up drone attacks as a key part of national security policy
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Drone strikes deeply resented in Pakistan, he says, but campaign there is waning
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Yemen in the sights now, he says, as Obama ahead of Romney on national security

Question: This year alone, Obama has authorized around 30 drone strikes in Yemen, while @placeholder only launched one drone attack there during his two terms in office.


It had been almost a century since a Japanese man made the semifinals of the U.S. Open, but world No. 10 Kei Nishikori dug deep to ensure that unfortunate milestone was not reached. The 24-year-old reached the last four of a grand slam for the first time in his career after a grueling 3-6 7-5 7-6 6-7 6-4 victory over third seed Stan Wawrinka. Nishikori has endured an energy-sapping run to the semis. Before Wednesday's arduous battle with the Swiss star, he beat Canadian fifth seed Milos Raonic in a four-hour, 19-minute marathon, which equaled the latest finish to a match at Flushing Meadows, ending at 2:26 a.m.
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Kei Nishikori the first Japanese man to make a grand slam semifinal in over 80 years
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World No. 10 is also the first to grace a U.S. Open semifinal since 1918
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He will next play world No. 1 Novak Djokovic, who beat Britain's Andy Murray
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Defending champion Serena Williams to play Ekaterina Makarova in women's semis

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The man who shared images of the abuse that a Filipino maid allegedly suffered on the job in Saudi Arabia said he did so because he didn't know what else to do. Arnel Tahal is a cousin of the victim, Pahima Alagai Palacasi, and was shown the graphic photos of burns all over Palacasi's back, arms and legs by another cousin. Tahal said he posted the pictures on Facebook because "I did not know what to do. But after people started sharing the pictures, some told us what we can do to help her." The result is that the injured Palacasi, who is married and has two young children, will remain in Riyadh in a search for justice.
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The cousin who posted the pictures says he didn't know what to do
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The maid claims her Saudi boss's mother poured boiling water on her
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The photos sparked outrage on social media

Question: @placeholder told CNN that the employer's mother poured a thermos of scalding water on the maid after yelling at her for not preparing coffee quick enough.


As Sen. Mary Landrieu soldiered through her re-election race this year with sinking poll numbers and the heavy drag of President Barack Obama, the refrain from her strategists and supporters was always the same: Don't count her out. She's a fighter. She will pull it off in the end. But in the hours before a runoff election on Saturday, when the three-term Louisiana Democrat faces Republican Congressman Bill Cassidy, it is hard to find anyone predicting the kind of eleventh hour victory that Landrieu pulled off in 1996 and 2002 -- turning her into a political legend. "Sen. Landrieu has been a fabulous closer," said Joshua Stockley, a political science professor at the University of Louisiana at Monroe. "Two of her three races, she was not supposed to win."
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Sen. Mary Landrieu is in a tight runoff race on Saturday
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African-American voters will be key to her success
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Landrieu's GOP opponent ties her to Obama

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(CNN) -- Superstorm Sandy caused $29.4 billion in damages in New Jersey, one of the hardest hit states, said Gov. Chris Christie. The preliminary estimate, which is subject to change, includes damage to personal property, businesses, infrastructure and to the state's tourism industry. The figure also includes aid from federal sources like the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Small Business Administration. "This preliminary number is based on the best available data, field observations and geographical mapping, and supported by expert advice from my Cabinet commissioners and an outside consulting company," Christie said in a statement Friday. "In a short period of time, we put together a comprehensive and responsible estimate, which may increase in the weeks ahead, and I stand ready to work with our Congressional delegation and the Obama Administration to get the funding support New Jersey expects and deserves in the aftermath of this catastrophe," he added.
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NEW: The estimate includes damage to property, businesses and infrastructure
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NEW: Odd-even gas rationing ends in New York City
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More than 30,000 people remain without power in New York and New Jersey

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Russian tanks, Russian artillery, Russian air defense systems and Russian troops -- all heading into Ukraine. That's what American Gen. Phillip Breedlove, the commander of NATO forces in Europe, said Wednesday that his government has seen over the past few days -- Moscow's latest such alleged incursion into the nation, parts of which remain in turmoil after months of violence. Russian officials frequently deny claims that the military has moved into disputed parts of the Ukraine, and this time is no exception. In a report from the country's state-run TASS news agency, Russian military spokesman Igor Konashenkov blasted what he called Breedlove's "alarmist anti-Russian allegations."
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Russian official: "No real facts" behind claims troops moved into Ukraine
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Russia may form "full-fledged" military unit in Crimea, defense minister says
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NATO commander says Russia military personnel, equipment has moved into Ukraine
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After apparent ceasefire collapse, Ukraine minister says "prepare for fighting"

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Question: "In many respects, this is connected with the situation in Ukraine, with fomentation of anti-Russian moods on the part of @placeholder and reinforcement of foreign military presence in the immediate vicinity to our borders," the defense minister said.


It was with some difficulty that Hamas agreed to extend the ceasefire with Israel for another five days Wednesday. The movement sees a second truce extension as a sign of weakness after 35 days of fighting with Israel. Hamas has used this war to achieve some tactical and strategic objectives and considers itself the winner in the conflict. As such, it believes it can dictate terms. Hamas has seen this war as an opportunity not only to end the blockade of Gaza, but also to end its political isolation and allow itself to present itself as the face of Palestinians -- on and off the battlefield.
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Hamas and Israel agreed Wednesday to extend a truce for another five days
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Palestinian negotiators demands' include a lifting of Israel and Egypt's blockade on Gaza
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He says the group has used the conflict to reposition itself as the face of Palestinians

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(CNN) -- All the self-righteous huffing and puffing in Washington over Ukraine jars on European and especially Russian ears after the multiple U.S.-led invasions and interventions in other people's countries of recent years. It's difficult to say what is more astonishing: the double standards exhibited by the White House, or the apparent total lack of self-awareness of U.S. officials. Secretary of State John Kerry risked utter ridicule when he declared it unacceptable to invade another country on a "completely trumped-up pretext," or just because you don't like its current leadership. Iraq in 2003 springs instantly to mind. This is exactly what George W. Bush and Tony Blair did when they "trumped up" the supposed threat posed by the hated Saddam Hussein's fabled weapons of mass destruction.
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U.S. President Barack Obama has charged Vladimir Putin of breaching international law, writes Simon Tisdall
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Tisdall: It is Obama, following in Bush's footsteps, who has repeatedly and cynically flouted international law
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This is the biggest foreign test of Obama's presidency, he writes
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In many ways, Putin is an unredeemed Cold War throwback, he says

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Fury: Bill de Blasio (pictured) went to lengths to praise the protesters' 'peaceful' behaviour despite such chants as, 'What do we want? Dead cops! When do we want it? Now!' New York's mayor, Bill de Blasio, has been branded a 'total nicompoop' after he used the word 'allegedly' to describe a mob assault by protesters on two police lieutenants. NYPD top brass are furious at de Blasio's implication that the beating may not have happened, claiming no such skepticism is ever shown when officers are accused of violence against civilians. He made the remarks after the two officers were set upon by protesters during a demonstration on Brooklyn Bridge against recent police killings, including the 'chokehold' death of Eric Garner in July.
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He was discussing attack on 2 officers during protest on Brooklyn Bridge
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They were beaten while arresting CUNY professor hurling garbage at cops
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They were punched and kicked in the heads leaving them in hospital
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De Blasio praised 'peaceful' protesters dismissing attack as 'an incident'
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Footage showed protesters chanting 'What do we want? Dead cops!'
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It happened on Brooklyn Bridge during protest over recent police killings
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NYPD Detectives' Endowment Association say 'allegedly' never used when cops accused of assaulting civilians

Question: In the ensuing tussle, the officer put @placeholder in the controversial headlock moments before Garner was heard saying: 'I can't breathe.'


By Michael Zennie and Associated  Press Reporter The father of a teenager who was allegedly shot dead at a Florida gas station over his loud rap music has testified about his shock and horror after learning of the fatal shooting. Ronald Davis took the witness stand today against Michael Dunn, 47, who is claiming self defense in the shooting of 17-year-old Jordan Davis. Jurors also learned that Jordan died from a single bullet wound to his chest that severed his aorta. Dunn fired nine times after getting into an argument with Jordan and his friends over the rap music the teen was blasting from his SUV at a Jacksonville, Florida, gas station in November 2012.
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Ronald Davis says he was 'shocked' to learn his son Jordan Davis has been killed
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The unarmed teen was killed by a single bullet that severed his aorta, a medical examiner testified
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Prosecutors rested their case against Michael Dunn on Monday

Question: One of @placeholder' friends lowered the volume, but Davis then told him to turn it back up.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- "She was lovely, her name was Sylvia, and that's how the dream started." At the age of ten, Frankie Dettori rides his first public race on the back of Sylvia: "She was lovely." Sylvia was the beloved, blonde-maned pony who carried a young Frankie Dettori past the post in his first public race. Her picture is now carefully filed away in the vast library of Dettori family photos. The date's embossed on the leather album cover: June 17, 1981. He was ten. They came last. Frankie Dettori has come a long way since following the pack as a schoolboy in a bright yellow and blue helmet and a red striped shirt at home in Sardinia.
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Superstar jockey Frankie Dettori rode first public race on "Sylvia", aged 10
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Father sent him to Britain to work as an apprentice for trainers Luca Cumani
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Famed sealed with "Magnificent 7" victory at Ascot, September 1996
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Fought back after plane crash to win all major races, including Derby in 2007

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(CNN) -- When we think of the perfect summer blockbuster, we think of action -- and July's "The Wolverine" will have more than enough, star Hugh Jackman says. The 44-year-old is back for another round as the ferocious mutant Logan/Wolverine, but James Mangold's take is somewhat darker than its predecessors. As the trailers have shown, the typically sly Logan appears to be in a pretty serious funk as he's haunted by thoughts of Jean Grey (Famke Janssen). When a man whose life he once saved summons him to Japan, the ageless mutant is presented with an offer of mortality as a so-called expression of gratitude.
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Hugh Jackman returns in "The Wolverine" as the X-Men mutant
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The big question for him in the summer movie is one of mortality
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Jackman ate 6,000 calories and trained for three hours daily in preparation
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"The Wolverine" will be darker but just as action-packed as previous "X-Men" films

Question: Except now my son's turning 13, and he's like, "you're really nothing like @placeholder, are you?"


By Chris Hanlon PUBLISHED: 18:33 EST, 7 May 2012 | UPDATED: 19:37 EST, 7 May 2012 Even his famously gruff detective may not have put it quite so bluntly. Colin Dexter, the creator of Inspector Morse, has delivered what appears to be the death-knell for the show’s popular spin-off, Lewis, saying it will end soon as the character cannot go on ‘much longer’. He also criticised the first two series of the Oxford-based detective drama, which stars Kevin Whately, saying they were ‘ridiculously complex’. Death knell: Colin Dexter says the next series of Morse spin-off Lewis is likely to be the last as the show has become too complicated and has run its course
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Colin Dexter predicts next series of Lewis will be last
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(CNN) -- This year, it's hip to be dead. The deaths of so many celebrities in recent months have highlighted the continued public fascination with stars -- even beyond the grave -- and the booming industry surrounding dead celebs. "It's been a crazy year," said Scott Michaels, who runs findadeath.com, a site devoted to tales of dead celebrities, as well as the "Dearly Departed Tour" in Los Angeles, California, where enthusiasts can visit sites of some of the city's most notorious deaths. "It's weird because even [stars], who are already dead, like Anna Nicole Smith, are back in the news. Death has become trendy."
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Fan fascination can continue well after a celeb's death
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Industry built around dead stars benefits from that popularity
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Forbes:Top earning dead celebs racked in $194 million in 2008
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"Death hags" buy memorabilia including death photos

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The acting head of the Internal Revenue Service said Thursday that evidence so far shows only conservative groups underwent extra scrutiny cited by an inspector general's disclosure of the agency's targeting of applications for tax exempt status. An initial report on the IRS targeting scandal this week by Daniel Werfel, the IRS principal deputy commissioner, led to the disclosure that IRS workers flagged both liberal and conservative groups when assessing their eligibility for the tax break available to social welfare organizations. IRS screeners used conservative-themed criteria such as "tea party" on "Be on the Lookout" or BOLO lists to determine if groups underwent further review for political activity that would make them ineligible, according to Werfel and the inspector general who first revealed the targeting.
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IRS chief: No evidence that liberal groups scrutinized like conservative groups
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Committee Chairman Camp says the IRS response lacks sufficient accountability
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IRS acting leader Werfel issued a report on the matter this week
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The IRS targeting included conservative and liberal groups

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:17 EST, 27 September 2012 | UPDATED: 00:05 EST, 28 September 2012 Just when you thought he'd damaged his campaign all he could, Missouri Senate candidate Todd Akin has been ruffling feathers once more by bad-mouthing Sen. Claire McCaskill on Thursday. Things seemed to be looking up for the embattled Congressman, with a conservative fundraising group backing him with $290,000, despite his controversial 'legitimate rape' claims. But then he went and added fuel to the fire, accusing McCaskill of behaving in an unladylike manner. Claire McCaskill was less 'ladylike' in a debate last week than six years ago, Todd Akin claimed
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Todd Akin lambasted Claire McCaskill as being unladylike during campaign stop
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Deadline passed on Tuesday for candidates to remove names from Missouri ballot
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Akin generated media firestorm last month after his comments about 'legitimate rape'
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Top Republicans, including Mitt Romney, urged him to step down

Question: The organization said its members had pledged $290,000 toward @placeholder's campaign, and it hopes to get $100,000 to Akin by Sunday, which is the cutoff for the quarterly financial reporting period.


(CNN)You log on to a website and place a rush order. Minutes later, your order is processed and boxed at a warehouse. Within an hour, a speck appears on the horizon. It's an unmanned aerial vehicle -- commonly called a UAV or a drone -- and it's coming to deliver your order right to your front door. It sounds like science fiction, but it's reality -- in fact, it happened this month in China, where e-commerce giant Alibaba launched a limited pilot program using UAVs to deliver to customers who ordered a specific brand of tea. No one can say for sure whether drone delivery of consumer goods will become anything close to common. But it should concern every American when other nations are on the cutting edge of new technology and the United States is lagging behind.
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Sen. Cory Booker: Drone technology is literally taking off all across the world
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America should embrace the opportunities, Booker says

Question: Alibaba experimenting with drones for delivery is just one high-profile example of @placeholder' possibility.

Question: Unfortunately, they are long overdue, and the pace of rule setting is inhibiting America's competitiveness in the @placeholder technology race.


Talks have started to make a Wembley blockbuster next year between Amir Khan and newly-crowned IBF welterweight world champion Kell Brook. Brook’s promoter Eddie Hearn has wasted no time in opening discussions with Khan’s representatives after the Sheffield fighter’s impressive win over Shawn Porter in California on Saturday. Hearn believes the fight, which he wants to make in the spring or summer of 2015 would be big enough to justify a return to Wembley. VIDEO Scroll down for Kell Brook on Amir Khan: I want to take him out Jubilation: Kell Brook (front right) and his corner react after he became IBF welterweight world champion
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Talks have started over a fight between Brook and Khan at Wembley Stadium
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Brook's promoter Hearn wants to schedule the fight for the spring or summer of 2015
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Brook won the IBF welterweight world title with a win on points over Shawn Porter on Saturday

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Six summers ago Jake Buxton was without a club and told by his wife Danielle to make a career from football within one season or abandon the sport for a steady 9-5 job instead. Shifts spray-painting cars or working on building sites beckoned before Nigel Clough offered Buxton a chance at Burton Albion in the Conference. They won the title together, Buxton was named player of the season, and then both moved to Derby County – where the central defender is now one win away from the Barclays Premier League. VIDEO: Scroll down to see Steve McClaren's view on the Wembley showdown with QPR
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Nigel Clough offered the centre-back a lifeline at Burton Albion

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Banda Aceh, Indonesia (CNN) -- Visitors shuttle in and out of a state-of-the-art hospital in an Indonesian town once devastated by towering tsunami waves five years ago, while in nearby Thailand backpackers dance to music in bars and tourists lodge in a hotel that had been demolished in the Boxing Day disaster. Over in India, Sri Lanka and the Maldives -- all hit by the waters that claimed the lives of some 245,000 people in 14 nations on December 26, 2004 -- homes, schools and roads have been rebuilt, and livelihoods reclaimed. The road to recovery in the Indian Ocean countries battered by the tsunami, which washed away entire communities, created nearly $10 billion in damage and caused more casualties than any other tsunami in recorded history, has been steady despite some challenges, according to the United Nations and local officials.
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Tsunami claims 245,000 people on December 26, 2004
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Rebuilding steady, though troubles with construction, land rights
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U.N.: $10 billion in damage: $13.5 billion in aid received
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Question: Most homes have been rebuilt in the @placeholder and in Sri Lanka, a majority of the lost infrastructure -- such as the 105,000 homes destroyed or damaged in the tsunami -- has been rebuilt.


In a global economy, the benchmark for educational success is no longer improvement by national standards alone, but the best performing school systems internationally. Results from the latest PISA assessment, the world's metric for evaluating learning outcomes at school, show amazing changes in the composition of the global talent pool. Shanghai, already the top-performing education system in 2009, has extended its lead in students' math performance over the next highest performer, Singapore, to the equivalent of a full school year. And that was at a time when Singapore, too, saw rapid progress. Other East Asian systems, including Chinese Taipei and Japan, also saw improved student learning outcomes. PISA -- the Programme for International Student Assessment -- was conducted in 2012, a year when many of the 65 participating countries were grappling with the aftermath of an economic crisis that has brought home the urgency of equipping more people with better skills to collaborate, compete and connect in ways that drive economies forward.
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Shanghai and other East Asian education systems top OECD's international ranking
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Success of East Asia's schools not about rote learning and drilling for tests, says Andreas Schleicher
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Question: But global comparisons like @placeholder remind us of what is possible in education.


(CNN) -- While President-elect Barack Obama will certainly be making history when he takes the oath of office on January 20, he'll also be repeating it -- by placing his hand on the same Bible that Abraham Lincoln used during the inauguration of 1861. The 1861 Lincoln Inaugural Bible against the backdrop of the Main Reading Room of the Library of Congress. The Constitution does not require presidents to be sworn in on a Bible, though almost every chief executive since George Washington has chosen to do so. Presidents have differed greatly, however, on the question of which passage the Bible should be opened to during the swearing-in ceremony.
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Barack Obama will be sworn in using same Bible as Abraham Lincoln
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Lincoln's Bible was turned to a random page at his 1861 inauguration
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Many presidents choose to open Bible to a specific verse

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By Claire Bates PUBLISHED: 10:10 EST, 1 October 2012 | UPDATED: 11:51 EST, 1 October 2012 Determined: Belinda Clayton from Binchester, wanted to join the 'weigh-less scheme' after it was recommended by a friend A grandmother-of-two was turned down by an NHS weight-loss programme - because she was ‘too fat’. Belinda Clayton, who weighs 16 stones and wears a size 20, tried to apply for a weight-loss scheme through her GP but was stunned to be told it was only for the 'moderately overweight.' The 61-year-old, who suffers fatigue due to M.E, described her rejection from the scheme like a ‘slap in the face with a fish.’
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Belinda Clayton applied to weight-loss scheme through her GP but was told she was too heavy to take part
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Local PCT said initiative was a pilot scheme and they had restricted entry to those with a BMI of 30 to 35 - Mrs Clayton's measurement was 35.07
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Mrs Clayton described the decision to exclude her as 'bonkers'
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She will now pay for Slimming World sessions instead

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Madrid, Spain (CNN) -- An African man who claimed he could double your money simply by applying a magic  potion to currency notes has been arrested at a Madrid bar where the Ecuadorean owner nearly  fell victim to the ploy, Spanish national police said on  Thursday. Police arrived in time to catch the suspected thief,  from Cameroon, with 1,120 euros ($1,556) that had been handed over by the bar  owner. The suspect, 28, alleged he had run out of magic potion and would need to  go home to get some more, a police statement and spokesman  said. "It was a very unpleasant surprise," bar owner Cesar Tepan told CNN.
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African man arrested at a bar by Spanish police
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The man said he had run out of potion and needed to go home to get more

Question: "He returned my 20," said Tepan, who's lived 16 years in @placeholder and has owned the bar in central Madrid for 11 years.


(CNN) -- For the serious contenders at grand slams, it's all about trying to advance with minimal fuss in the first week. That way they have plenty of energy left for when the competition picks up in the second week. Serena Williams certainly isn't messing around in the early stages of this year's U.S. Open. After crushing Taylor Townsend -- a potentially tricky opponent -- in the first round in 55 minutes, Williams routed another fellow American, Vania King, 6-1 6-0 in 56 minutes Thursday to reach the third round. Men's No. 1 Novak Djokovic made quick work of his opponent, too, dispatching Paul-Henri Mathieu 6-1 6-3 6-0.
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Serena Williams crushes Vania King at the U.S. Open on Thursday
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Williams loses just one game in the 56-minute second-round rout in New York
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The U.S. Open is Williams' last opportunity to win a major this year
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Her chances improved after Ana Ivanovic was upset in straight sets

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(CNN) -- In his last days in office, outgoing Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour pardoned four men convicted of murder, a state official said Monday. David Gatlin, Joseph Ozment, Charles Hooker and Anthony McCray received full pardons and were released at 1 p.m. Sunday, said Suzanne Singletary, spokeswoman for the Mississippi Department of Corrections. All four were serving life sentences and worked as trusties at the governor's mansion, she said. "It is at any governor's discretion," said Singletary. Gatlin was convicted of murder, aggravated assault and burglary of a residence, she said. Ozment was convicted of murder, conspiracy and armed robbery in a separate case. Both inmates were at minimum security level, she said.
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NEW: David Gatlin, Joseph Ozment, Charles Hooker and Anthony McCray are released
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NEW: All were serving life sentences in murder cases
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The four served as trusties at the governor's mansion during Haley Barbour's term
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Families of the victims express outrage at the pardons

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A family recently moved out of a Utah home where a woman mysteriously disappeared six years ago, claiming the house is haunted. The home in West Valley City has been the backdrop of one of Utah's most notorious missing persons cases. Susan Powell lived in the home with her husband Josh and their two young sons when she disappeared without a trace in  December 2009. Her husband Josh later moved out of the home, and committed suicide in February 2012, killing their two young sons as well in a house fire. A family that briefly stayed in this Utah home claims it is haunted. This is the same home where Susan Powell went missing in 2009, in a high-profile case
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Joanna Aeosana and her family moved into a seemingly perfect home in West Valley City, Utah a few months ago
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She later learned that the house used to be occupied by the Powell family, the subject of a high-profile missing persons case
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Susan Powell disappeared in December 2009 and was never found; her husband later killed himself and their two young sons in a house fire
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Aeosana claims she heard crying while showering and that the garage door opens and closes on its own
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She has since moved out of the house and is now fighting with the rental company to release her from the lease

Question: Real estate companies aren't required to disclose details like these to potential renters, but @placeholder believes she should have been informed.


United Airlines is facing a backlash on Twitter over its handling of a complaint about a dog that a passenger claims was left on an airport apron for half an hour in the pouring rain. Passenger Barbara Galletly tweeted a photo of the pet dog – snapped through a plane window covered with raindrops – as it sat in a crate on the rain-soaked tarmac in Houston, Texas. The photo sparked outrage among those who were unhappy that that the dog had been left outside in the cold and many weren’t satisfied with the airline’s reply to her tweet. Passenger Barbara Galletly's photo of the dog sparked a backlash against United Airlines on Twitter
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Passenger Barbara Galletly tweeted a photo of the dog in its crate
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Airline thanked her for the tweet and asked her to call PetSafe
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Photo sparked outrage among those who unhappy with dog's treatment
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'Chandelier' singer Sia among those who sent angry tweets to airline

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By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 11:02 EST, 7 March 2014 | UPDATED: 16:03 EST, 7 March 2014 Media mogul Ted Turner has been treated for appendicitis and is now being hospitalized in Buenos Aires. He was reportedly rushed to a local clinic in the remote Argentinian region of Patagonia early Friday morning. He received treatment at the San Carlos clinic in Bariloche before being transferred to Buenos Aires, the country's capitol. Scroll down for video Health scare: Ted Turner was rushed to a remote clinic in Patagonia and treated for appendicitis CNN's Southeast desk reported the hospital stay in Buenos Aires he was 'admitted to a local hospital for observation' on Friday morning.
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CNN founder was visiting his ranch in Patagonia when he was rushed to a local clinic early Friday
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Turner, 75, was reportedly treated for appendicitis but was well enough to walk out of the clinic on his own
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Took a private jet to the Argentinian capital and is now under 'observation'

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By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 18:22 EST, 6 December 2012 | UPDATED: 18:53 EST, 6 December 2012 Fugitive millionaire John McAfee has been rushed to the hospital in Guatemala after suffering two minor heart attacks. The 67-year-old software company founder had been denied political asylum in Guatemala and his lawyers said they were making a last-ditch effort to keep him from being flown back to Belize for questioning about the killing of a fellow American expatriate. McAfee was moved from an immigration center to a police-run hospital Thursday afternoon after Guatemalan authorities said McAfee's request for asylum had been denied. Authorities did not offer an explanation as to why they denied him that right. Shortly after the decision was announced, McAfee issued a plea on his blog for the public to petition Guatemalan President Otto Perez Molina to let him stay in the Central American country.
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John McAfee rushed to Guatemalan hospital after suffering two minor heart attacks
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Moved from immigration center to police-run hospital on Thursday afternoon after asylum request was denied
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Eccentric multi-millionare has been on the run since being named a suspect in murder of American man last month in Belize
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McAfee said Belize authorities will kill him if he returns to country

Question: McAfee's earlier posts spoke of his relief at arriving in @placeholder, thinking he had found a way out of his troubles.


Late on the night of last September 11, U.S. Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens spoke to his deputy for the final time from the diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya. "Greg, we're under attack," Stevens told Gregory Hicks. Within hours, Stevens and three other Americans were dead, victims of an armed terrorist assault that has since become a political and foreign policy flashpoint in Washington's partisan wars. The dramatic narrative recounted by Hicks at a six-hour Republican-led House hearing on Wednesday reflected the knowledge of a high-level insider who was in Libya that long night and was deeply involved in trying to react to events.
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State Department official says he never believed the attack was a protest
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Key lawmaker says administration is not cooperating with investigation
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Rep. Elijah Cummings accuses GOP of trying to "smear" officials
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Another hearing witness said it was "inexplicable" attack review ignored key points

Question: "I got the ambassador on the other end and he said, '@placeholder, we're under attack.'"


Paris, France (CNN) -- Some of the Roma deported from France said Friday they plan to return as soon as possible. They flew Thursday to Romania on a French flight, the first of several scheduled to take Roma out of France in the coming days. The French government says the deportations are part of a crackdown on illegal immigration. They follow the government's dismantling in the past three weeks of 51 Roma camps that it called illegal. Roma in Europe: Persecuted and misunderstood "Over there, they were giving us food, money ... salary. Life is much better out there -- happier," Mariana Serban, a mother of four, told Romania's Realitatea TV.
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Roma deported to Romania say they will return to France
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132 Roma are on Friday's flight, Romanian officials say
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France offered $384 to each Roma adult who got on the flight
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France put 79 Roma on a charter flight out of the country Thursday

Question: Two @placeholder secretaries of state plan to be in Paris on August 30 to discuss the integration of Roma populations, the French Foreign Ministry said.


(CNN)On what would have been the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 86th birthday, the Academy Awards decided to snub a beautiful film made about a seminal moment in his life. "Selma" did pick up two nominations, including one for best picture. But when the Hollywood gods consider a film to be truly great, its actors and/or actresses, screenplay and particularly its director are also recognized. "Selma" is a good film that told a great story, at least according to Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voters. Those voters are 93% white, 76% male and the average age is 63, according to a 2012 analysis by the Los Angeles Times.
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LZ: "Selma's" 2 Oscar nominations seen as a snub by some; Academy voters mostly white
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He says calling out Hollywood racism fine, but it may not be the reasons for only 2 nods
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LZ: I don't need Academy to tell me how I feel about Selma, which is about awakening humanity

Question: But as a summer full of marches for the fight for equality reminded us, @placeholder has neither the power to snub nor the authority to validate Selma.


Washington (CNN) -- With his budget approved by the House, Paul Ryan is turning his attention to Iowa to headline a high-profile Republican event that will only fuel speculation he's laying the groundwork for a potential presidential run in 2016. Lawmakers approved the Wisconsin Republican's 2015 spending plan on Thursday. But there were notable conservative defections, making his appearance at Friday's Lincoln Dinner in Cedar Rapids more interesting. The question that confronts Ryan is whether his budget, dubbed the "path to prosperity," will help pave a path for him to compete in the early contest state in two years. Or will it prove a political liability when Republicans choose their next White House nominee?
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Ryan headed to Lincoln Day dinner in Iowa
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Ryan's budget, "path to prosperity, or path to presidency?"
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Sarah Palin calls new Ryan budget "a joke."

Question: But some Iowa @placeholder say Ryan's willingness to tackle tough issues appeals to conservatives there who are especially concerned about the nation's debt.


For a club defined by its offensive flair and imagination, Louis van Gaal’s Manchester United look to have ran out of ideas in the final third. They had to rely on defensive midfielder Daley Blind to rescue a stoppage-time point at West Ham on Sunday after another lethargic attacking display. So what is going wrong up top for United? Here, Sportsmail takes a closer look at their four frontmen… VIDEO Scroll down for Sportsmail's Star Men Stats: Wayne Rooney vs Robin van Persie Radamel Falcao (15 Premier League apps, four goals, three assists) The chances of United signing Falcao on a permanent basis are now about as slim as the Colombian embarking on a scoring streak.
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Manchester United drew 1-1 at West Ham in the Premier League
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United loanee Radamel Falcao failed to live up to his £50million price tag
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Wayne Rooney is being wasted in midfield, believes Jamie Carragher

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(CNN) -- Last weekend Louis Van Gaal was hailing the beginning of a "new era" at Manchester United after a rout of QPR. Sunday saw a sobering reality check for the Dutchman and his expensively-assembled "galacticos" as the English Premier League powerhouses surrendered a 3-1 lead to lose 5-3 to newly-promoted Leicester City. It had looked an improbable scenario at the King Power Stadium as United's attacking prowess was on full display with Radamel Falcao setting up Robin van Persie for a headed opener before record signing Angel Di Maria made it 2-0 with a delightful chip. The first danger signs came after Leicester's new talisman Leonardo Ulloa headed home to reduce the deficit, but when another United summer signing Ander Herrera re-opened the two-goal with a clever back heel, the three points were there for the taking.
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Leicester City beat Manchester United 5-3 after a remarkable turn around
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United led 3-1 until a late Leicester goal spree
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Frank Lampard equalizes for Man City against old side Chelsea
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Barcelona tops La Liga with thrashing of Levante

Question: Meanwhile, in the Spanish La Liga, one of @placeholder's former teams Barcelona maintained its 100% start to the season with a thumping 5-0 win at Levante.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:59 EST, 12 March 2014 | UPDATED: 21:08 EST, 12 March 2014 A California board has again approved parole for former Charles Manson follower and convicted double murderer Bruce Davis. The department of corrections first granted the 71-year-old parole in 2012, but Governor Jerry Brown vetoed the decision after a public outcry and opposition from the families of Manson victims. Brown now has 30 days to decide whether he'll oppose the decision again. Paid the price? Charles Manson follower Bruce Davis (left as he appears now and right after the 1969 double murder) was convicted of double homicide and has been in prison in California since. He was deemed suitable for parole once again
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Bruce Davis, 71, was granted parole after a hearing at the California Men's Colony in San Luis Obispo on Wednesday
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Davis also won parole in 2012, but Governor Jerry Brown rejected it last March after public outcry and opposition from victims' family
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Davis was sentenced to life in prison in 1972 for helping Manson kill musician Gary Hinman and stuntman Donald 'Shorty' Shea

Question: @placeholder and his 'Family' became some of the 20th century's most infamous criminals in the summer of 1969, when he directed his mostly young, female followers to murder seven people in what prosecutors said was part of a plan to incite a race war between whites and blacks.


(CNN) -- Shortly after President Obama tapped Stanley McChrystal in June 2009 to be the top commander in Afghanistan, CNN reported that McChrystal would never let a reporter in the room during classified morning meetings he led among senior military officers. McChrystal was known in Washington for his discretion. He kept a low profile, briefly interrupted by two major news events. The general was criticized for the way he handled the circumstances of U.S. soldier Pat Tillman's friendly fire death in Afghanistan in 2004. In 2006, McChrystal was lauded for the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the leader of al Qaeda in Iraq.
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Stanley McChrystal known for keeping a low profile throughout most of his career
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A West Point graduate and former Green Beret, he leads Afghanistan mission
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Rolling Stone profile of McChrystal quotes him and his staff mocking administration

Question: @placeholder has pushed a counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan intended to empower the civilian population so much that the insurgency will slowly be demoralized, fractured and defeated.


ISIS has released a slickly produced new video warning the United States of the carnage it wants to inflict in Iraq if President Obama deploys troops to the war-torn nation as he attempts to 'degrade and ultimately destroy' the terror group. Resembling a blockbuster movie trailer, the disturbing 52-second video entitled 'Flames of War' shows militants blowing up tanks in dramatic slow motion, wounded US soldiers apparently being executed and the White House in the sights of a shaky camera. It then shows a clip of the president from before the 2011 withdrawal from Iraq saying that combat troops will never return to the Middle Eastern nation, before the video ends with a text overlay that reads, 'Flames of War -- fighting has just begun ... Coming soon.'
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ISIS release video threat to the United State on Tuesday entitled 'Flames of War'
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The 52-second clip resembles a Hollywood movie trailer and threatens US troops
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Is the latest in a line of well-produced videos from ISIS and shows the apparent execution of US soldiers
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Also features an eerie night-time drive past of the White House and finishes with the ominous words, 'Coming Soon'
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Is believed to be a response to American warnings that ground troops may be deployed to Iraq

Question: Destruction: During the video @placeholder soldiers are seen to unleash multiple and successful strikes on US troops and tanks in the Middle East


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The commander in chief's priority is preventing another terrorist attack in the United States, President Bush told CNN's "Larry King Live" Tuesday. President Bush and first lady Laura Bush sit down with CNN's Larry King Live on Tuesday. "The most important job I have had -- and the most important job the next president is going to have -- is to protect the American people from another attack," Bush said. Accompanied by first lady Laura Bush and engaging in a wide-ranging conversation with King, Bush also said that his administration has been involved in stopping specific threats against the United States since the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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"Most important job ... is to protect the American people," Bush tells CNN's Larry King
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Bush agrees rocky times are ahead, but cautions Obama against making predictions
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Outgoing president says Obama should talk more about getting on "road to recovery"

Question: @placeholder brushed off the low opinion-ratings and declining polls that have marked his waning presidency by saying, "Look, opinion polls are nothing but a shot of yesterday's news."


(CNN) -- U.S. Masters -- April 9-12, 2009 2007 Masters champion Zach Johnson puts the green jacket on 2008 winner Trevor Immelman. While The Open Championship at St Andrews, Scotland may rival it for history, few would argue that the U.S. Masters tournament is unrivalled in terms of beauty and exclusivity. Played at the prestigious Augusta National Golf club in the city of Augusta, Georgia, the first "major" of the golfing year is a strictly invitational event controlled by the club itself. The top 50 golfers in the official world rankings are all guaranteed an invite. The dramatic azalea-draped course -- the brainchild of golfing great Bobby Jones -- provides a tough test for the world's elite golfers, particularly since it has been lengthened or "Tiger-proofed" in recent years.
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U.S. Masters is always held at prestigious Augusta National, Georgia, U.S.
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2009 U.S. Open at Bethpage State Park's Black Course in Farmingdale, NY
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U.S. PGA Championship is only major not open to amateur golfers

Question: It remains to be seen whether the recently-injured @placeholder can tame the course once again.

Question: First held in October, 1860, @placeholder was mostly played in Scotland during its early years.


By Mike Dickson Follow @@Mike_Dickson_DM Spanish sporting connections will loom large for Andy Murray on Friday afternoon as he faces Roberto Bautista Agut on the latest stage of his Wimbledon odyssey. Not only will the defending champion tackle the country’s fourth-ranked player to try to make the last 16, but Murray has also revealed that he has invested in the new film about the life of Spanish icon Seve Ballesteros, which is released on Friday. The 27-year-old Scot, whose fortune is estimated at around £40million, has used some of that cash to back the biopic of the great golfer, partly for sentimental reasons (and doubtless for some tax efficiency): ‘I normally try to invest in something that interests me a little bit. I watched a lot of golf when I was younger,’ he said.
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Andy Murray faces Roberto Bautista Agut at Wimbledon on Friday
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Pair know each other well from training sessions
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Murray has revealed he invested in the film about the life of Spanish icon Seve Ballesteros

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For all the talk of a possible cease-fire, residents of Israel and Palestinians in Gaza are living under a daily barrage of attacks. More than 1,200 Palestinians have been killed, as have 53 Israeli soldiers and three civilians in Israel. Israel said it has wiped out the majority of Hamas' rocket supply, but the fighting shows no sign of abating. "If the enemy has not had enough of our strikes, our fighters have a lot to surprise the enemy's leaders and its special forces," Hamas said Tuesday in an online posting. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his country Monday to prepare for "a protracted campaign."
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Israel vows to stop threats "diplomatically or military"
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Israel believes about 60% of Hamas' rockets depleted
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More than 500 Iron Dome missiles have been used

Question: But given that @placeholder has found more tunnels than it expected, it's possible militants have more rockets than Israel realized, as well.


By Jessica Jerreat Accessing the Dark Web, where drugs and weapons can be purchased at the click of a button, just got easier with the launch of a search engine based on Google. Grams, which was launched last week, appears to have modeled itself closely on Google, from the brightly colored logo to the 'I Feel Lucky' search button. Unlike the mainstream search engine however, those wanting to use Grams have to access the Tor browser that provides an extra level of anonymity. Web search: Grams may look like Google but it helps users find drugs and guns The site works by searching multiple illicit websites such as SilkRoad2, Pandora and The Pirate Market, which are known for providing access to stolen credit cards, fake IDs and drugs.
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Grams searches several underground sites to provide detailed results
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Buyers and sellers can also leave reviews on purchases

Question: When a search request is entered into @placeholder, it returns a list of results showing the name of the seller, their location, and the price of the product.


Only a week of the tennis season has gone and already an alarming number of players have been calling in sick to tournaments or withdrawing, in the case of John Isner, because he is 'tired'. Rising gloriously above all this is Roger Federer, a player for the ages, who registered his 1,000th ATP Tour victory by winning the final of the Brisbane Open against Milos Raonic. With his 6-4, 6-7, 6-4 victory the 33-year-old Swiss became only the third player in the modern era to get into four figures of professional wins, behind Ivan Lendl and all-time leader Jimmy Connors.
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Roger Federer defeated Milos Raonic to earn 1,000th career win
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Federer reached landmark after seeing off Milos Raonic 6-4 6-7 (2/7) 6-4
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Only Jimmy Connors and Ivan Lendl had previously achieved the feat
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Sunday's victory was Federer's 83rd career title

Question: Realistically you would expect him to overtake Lendl's tally of 1,071 but even Federer will struggle to overhaul @placeholder's final figure of 1,253.


(CNN) -- Typhoon Matmo has slammed in Taiwan, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and the threat of landslides on the mountainous island. Winds traveling at up to 64 knots (33 meters per second) swept over the territory, downing trees, cutting electricity and sending water gushing over roads. "The water is just sheeting off the mountains -- waterfalls flowing off cliffs, rivers in full flood. I've seen trees down, flash floods across the roads, so it's a really very hazardous environment at the moment," storm chaser James Reynolds told CNN Wednesday morning, approximately 7 a.m. local time (7 p.m. ET). Reynolds was driving north along the coastal road on the eastern side of the island, a journey he described as "not easy," as he swerved around fallen rocks and trees.
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Strong winds, rain raises threat of mudslides in Taiwan
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Typhoon Matmo passed over the island in the early hours of Wednesday morning
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"Water is just sheeting off the mountains," storm chaser James Reynolds tells CNN

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(CNN) -- Minutes after the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was announced, scores of his fellow citizens made their way to El Arepazo, a Venezuelan restaurant outside Miami. The colors of the Venezuelan flag -- red, blue and yellow -- predominated among the crowd of about 200 people, many of whom cheered and waved tiny flags as they bellied up to a buffet stocked with "pabellon criollo," the traditional Venezuelan dish of rice, beans, shredded beef and stewed black beans. "We shouldn't be partying," said Ernesto Ackerman, a Chavez opponent and president of the Independent Venezuelan-American Citizens, a non-profit organization that helps Latinos become U.S. citizens.
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"We shouldn't be partying," says Chavez opponent in South Florida
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"Chavez ruled Venezuela with an iron hand," says Sen. Menendez
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"Good riddance to this dictator," says Rep. Ed Royce
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Chavez sought to help "people who had felt neglected and marginalized," says Jimmy Carter

Question: "We're only half of the country; the other half still supports @placeholder.