A bitter feud has erupted on Twitter between two of Sydney's top chefs, escalating from an alleged joke into a tirade of insults about their wives, children and mothers. My Kitchen Rules star Colin Fassnidge and Nathan Sasi from fashionable Surry Hills eatery Nomad begun the inflamed exchange on Wednesday on the social media platform. The war of words reportedly started when Fassnidge tweeted a remark about a tomato and mozzarella dish that was served at rival restaurant Nomad, reports the Daily Telegraph. Scroll down for video Colin Fassnidge (left) and Nathan Sasi have been trading insults on Twitter since Wednesday
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Colin Fassnidge and Nathan Sasi have been trading blows on Twitter
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The stars have shocked onlookers on the Sydney restaurant scene
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The war started last week and they have been messaging back and forth
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The chefs swap insults about their partners, children and mothers
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Other Twitter users have got involved in the debate since Wednesday
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Fassnidge said: 'I just don't like the guy' and claims Sasi tried to take some of his chefs
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Sasi says he will not delete the posts because Fassnidge is a 'bully' and 'hides behind social media'

Question: It started a landslide of tweets between the Sydney chefs which has shocked the restaurant scene, escalating to the point where Sasi called @placeholder's children 'ugly'.


(CNN) -- Vice President Joe Biden recently confided a sensational bit of news to the New Yorker magazine: In a 2011 meeting with Vladimir Putin, he had actually told Russia's then-prime minister that he had no "soul." Even more remarkable was Putin's response. "And he looked back at me, and he smiled, and he said, 'We understand one another.' " Many people -- in Ukraine, Europe, America and even Russia -- probably share Biden and Putin's estimation of the Russian president's spiritual condition. In saying Putin has no soul, it means he seems to lack both the capacity to feel emotions and to show empathy.
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Alexander Motyl says Putin has promoted, supplied Russian and pro-Russian terrorists
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Motyl: Putin was member of brutal secret police and behind invasions in Georgia, Ukraine
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He is evil enough for all to condemn, Motyl says; countries' silence implies approval
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Motyl: France, Germany must end economic ties with Russia; EU must take a moral stand

Question: In the final analysis, the willingness of France, Germany and all the other states making up the European Union to respond to @placeholder's evil doing will determine the moral fate of the EU.


New Delhi (CNN) -- More than 200,000 people were evacuated on Saturday as India's eastern coast braced for Cyclone Hudhud, officials said. India's science and technology minister, Jitendra Singh, described the cyclone as "very severe" but not as threatening as a "super cyclone." Hudhud is expected to intensify and peak to around 115 miles per hour (185 kilometers per hour) by Sunday afternoon, Singh said. But Singh downplayed the intensity of the storms, asking people "not to get unduly alarmist." At least 100,000 residents from four districts of the state of Andhra Pradesh were moved to safer locations, such as schools and other structurally strong buildings, according to authorities.
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Cyclone Hudhud is expected to have winds of 115 mph (185 km/h) by Sunday afternoon
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Some officials are downplaying the severity of the cyclone
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"We are confident damage will be minimum," a disaster-management official said.

Question: Many others will be shifted Sunday well before the storm's landfall, @placeholder's disaster-management commissioner, A.R.


North Korea's saber rattling again shook the world Wednesday. Pyongyang vowed to shut down a key military hotline with South Korea. It was another day of hostile, over-the-top rhetoric from the reclusive, impoverished nation led by Kim Jong Un. But the recent missile and nuclear tests, and the annulment of the 1953 Korean War armistice are raising questions about the young leader. Is his behavior erratic or staged? Is he competent enough to run a government? Pyongyang watchers, reading the news and the tea leaves, say the latest hot air wafting over the Korean Peninsula could reflect an effort to prop up appeal and allegiance for Kim.
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Is the rhetoric meant to boost the North Korean leader's appeal?
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He thrives on political theater
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Will he be adventurous or cautious?
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He's still an "unknown quantity"

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:32 EST, 15 January 2013 | UPDATED: 17:33 EST, 15 January 2013 A young gay man has been caught out after he pretended to be a female college student online to chat up straight men. Aaron Estes, 20, from Lapeer, Michigan, tricked more than 100 different men into believing he was a good-looking blonde called Amanda Miller. One of the men, Tyler Hayden, had been chatting to 'Amanda' on Facebook for more than a year, though he had never spoken to her on the phone because she told him she didn't own one.
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Tyler Hayden had been chatting to 'Amanda Miller' on Facebook for more than a year
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After the messages got sexual, he arranged a surprise meeting with her
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Turned out that he had in fact been chatting up Aaron Estes who had used photographs from an old MySpace account to create the fake profile

Question: After the revelation, Hayden forgave @placeholder for toying with his emotions, saying he understood that Estes had a difficult life.


Sweden has confirmed that a small foreign submarine illegally entered its waters off the coast of Stockholm last month. Military officials said the nationality of the intruders can not be confirmed, but several  defense analysts say Russia remains the likely culprit. Russian media has in turn responded by claiming that it was a NATO submarine, and accusing the Swedes of cowardice and deliberately keeping the nationality a secret. Proof: An image of the seabed off the coast of Stockholm which was provided as evidence of foreign submarine activity at today's press conference The Swedish Armed Forces' Commander-in-chief Sverker Göranson confirmed the violation during a press conference this morning, held with Prime Minister Stefan Löfven and Defense Minister Peter Hultqvist.
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Foreign submarine violated Swedish borders, government confirms
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Which country was behind illegal intrusion is still unclear
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Russian media responded by claiming it was a NATO sub
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Comes after initial denial that breach had been made by submarine
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More than 200 troops, ships and helicopters involved in hunt last month
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Several sources said at the time that  the submarine was Russian

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By Alex Finnis for MailOnline It's a problem all bird-lovers will relate to - you go out and buy expensive seeds and leave them out in your feeders - only for a greedy squirrel to come along and steal the lot. But a Utah couple have come up with an ingenious solution, which involves turning their feeder into a squirrel slip'n'slide. Robert and Nancy Krampf, from Johnson Canyon, were being constantly thwarted by one particularly plump critter, which would run up the pole to their bird feeder and make off all of their seeds stored in its cheeks. Scroll down for video
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Utah couple come up with ingenious way to thwart plump bird seed thief
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Persistent squirrel tries time and time again to clamber up pole
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Nancy Krampf adds hilarious sound effects to the squirrel's slides

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:33 EST, 24 January 2014 | UPDATED: 08:33 EST, 24 January 2014 A husband whose young wife died next to him in bed thought she had been dreaming because of the strange gargling noises she had been making. Mother-of-two Gemma Sinclair suffered a heart attack and suddenly died as she lay in bed next to husband Jamie - her childhood sweetheart. But Mr Sinclair, from Wolverhampton, was woken by his wife making a rasping noise, and laughed, thinking she was deeply asleep. Gemma Sinclair, 31, pictured with husband Jamie on her wedding day. The mother-of-two suffered a heart attack and suddenly died as she lay in bed next to husband Jamie - her childhood sweetheart
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Mother-of-two Gemma Sinclair suffered a heart attack while in bed
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Mr Sinclair woken by wife's noises - and thought she was asleep
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But after turning her around he realised she was suffering a seizure
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Her 12-year-old daughter desperately tried to perform CPR
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She was buried one year after the day she married childhood sweetheart

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Pasco, Washington (CNN)A proud laborer from Mexico, Antonio Zambrano-Montes picked fruit in the orchards of Washington state, but when his most valuable tools -- his hands -- became injured last year. he fell into deep despair. He couldn't work or send money to family in Mexico, two routines that shaped his life. It was this misfortune that distressed Zambrano-Montes in the days before he and police in the town of Pasco clashed in February, in a confrontation that ended with officers firing a total of 17 bullets, hitting Zambrano-Montes several times and killing him. He was unarmed but was accused of pelting police with rocks.
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Antonio Zambrano-Montes, 35, picked fruit in Washington state's orchards until he injured his hands
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He arrived to the United States about 10 years from Michoacan, Mexico
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His family says they want justice after he died unarmed in police shooting

Question: "I had not seen him in 10 years, but I would talk to him over the phone," said the mother, who traveled to @placeholder from her rural home in the central Mexican state of Michoacán for her son's funeral.


(CNN) -- The story of Ahmad al-Shayea is the story of all that has been wrong -- and continues to be wrong -- with the United States and our allies' campaign against Islamist extremism. During 2004, Ahmad had fought for Al Qaeda in Iraq against the United States. Indeed, he became famous as the first suicide bomber in Iraq to survive his attack. Known as the "living suicide," Ahmad was rehabilitated, both physically and mentally, at a U.S. Army hospital before being repatriated to his home country of Saudi Arabia. I met Ahmad at the Saudi government center also designed to rehabilitate jihadi militants. Ahmad and I became friends. We spent several days together and continued a correspondence for years after I left Saudi Arabia, until Ahmad went back to Syria and Iraq to join the Islamic State (ISIS).
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Ken Ballen: Ahmad al-Shayea's story shows what's wrong with campaign against extremists
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He says Shayea rejected Al Qaeda, was rehabbed by West, but returned to fight with ISIS
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West fails to realize: Key to Islamist fighters is Muslim faith. Military force won't win, he says
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Ballen: Muslims must fight their radicals; U.S. can help expose leaders' un-Islamic hypocrisy

Question: Similarly, of the more than 100 @placeholder radicals I've interviewed, the most prevalent reason they expressed for leaving the radical cause was its "un-Islamic ways."


(CNN) -- Alfonso Ribeiro didn't make us wait long before he revived "The Carlton" on "Dancing With the Stars." On Monday night, the former "Fresh Prince of Bel Air" star dusted off his old familiar moves in week four of the competition. The theme of the week was "Most Memorable Year," and "Dancing" saved the best for last. After watching the other nine celebrities and their pro dancing partners run through sambas, rumbas and jives, Ribeiro and pro dancer Witney Carson took the floor with a jazz routine set to Tom Jones' "It's Not Unusual" -- a.k.a. the song that Ribeiro's "Fresh Prince" character, Carlton Banks, couldn't help but dance to.
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Alfonso Ribeiro performed "The Carlton" on "Dancing With the Stars" Monday
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The dance is one he used to do on "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air"
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He doesn't do it often, but he said he loves how it makes people feel
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The routine earned him a perfect score

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Washington (CNN) -- The day before Mitt Romney makes a highly publicized trip to Israel, President Barack Obama on Friday signed a bill passed by Congress designed to increase security ties with the Jewish state. Both the timing of Friday's event and the presence of TV cameras opened the White House to accusations of political maneuvering in a presidential election year. Obama's schedule for this week, distributed by the White House on July 20, made no mention of the signing of the United States-Israel Enhanced Security Cooperation Act. The measure won final approval from Congress on July 17, receiving strong bipartisan support.
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The measure enhances security ties between the two allies
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Obama also announces U.S. funding for Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system
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Mitt Romney travels to Israel on Saturday to meet with leaders there
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Democratic sponsors of the bill deny any political mischief in the timing of Friday's event

Question: "This is a program that has been critical in terms of providing security and safety for @placeholder families," Obama said of the Iron Dome system.


(CNN) -- For Paul Martin, fascinating history is a loud discovery in a quiet library. The stories sneak up on him while he's on other quests, such as the time Martin was trying to find the first American awarded a military medal and found Hercules Mulligan, a forgotten spy who saved George Washington's life twice. Martin has collected the stories of 30 Americans left out of the history textbooks in his new book, "Secret Heroes: Everyday Americans Who Shaped Our World." Some other characters Martin brings to life include Henry Beachell, whose invention of "miracle rice" fed and supported Asia, Cynthia Ann Parker's steadfast endurance of 24 years of Native American captivity and Jonathan Letterman, whose medical organization on the battlefield revolutionized the treatment of wounded soldiers and saved countless lives during the Civil War.
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Authors: Everyday Americans have influenced history as much as presidents, generals
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Reviving forgotten history allows people to connect with their pasts
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Author Kenneth C. Davis believes history must be constantly revised

Question: Myths about @placeholder chopping down a cherry tree are taught in the place of truth, so history starts on a shaky foundation of fiction, Davis said.


Menlo Park, California (CNN) -- Look out Vine: Instagram isn't just about sharing arty photos anymore. On Thursday, the company announced its 130 million monthly users will now be able to shoot and share 15-second videos, dressed up with one of 13 special filters. The new video feature was made available to all iOS and Android Instagram users around the world Thursday as a free update to the existing Instagram app. The basic look of the app is the same, but a small movie icon has been added that takes you into video mode. The changes were announced by Instagram co-founder and CEO Kevin Systrom during a press event at the headquarters of Facebook, which bought Instagram last year.
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Instagram users will now be able to shoot and share 15-second videos
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The video feature will be available to all iOS and Android Instagram users Thursday
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The new feature puts Instagram in direct competition with Vine, the popular Twitter-owned app

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North Korea says it's ready for a 'full scale nuclear war' and called South Korea's president a 'crafty prostitute' with president Obama as her 'powerful pimp.' The North Korean insults come after President Obama visited  South Korea and its president Park Geun-hye for two days in which both leaders asked that North Korea not proceed with its nuclear program. The Committee for Peaceful Reunification of Korea CPRK)  said, 'Park Geun-hye's recent behavior with Obama was like a mean immature girl begging gangsters to beat up someone she does not like. Or a crafty prostitute eagerly trying to frame someone by giving her body to a powerful pimp.'
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North Korea says it ready for nuclear war and satellite imagery has shown activity at their nuclear sight
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North Korea has called South Korean female president Park Geun-Hye a 'prostitute' and Obama her 'pimp' following Obama's two day visit to South Korea
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Both the U.S. and South Korea have threatened North Korea with harsher rules and economic sanctions on the already impoverished country

Question: 'The latest visit by @placeholder only reaffirmed our long-held belief that might, not words, are the only option to deal with the old enemy US and strengthened our resolve and determination to stick with our policy to fight a full-scale nuclear war,' they said.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor and Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 10:38 EST, 23 April 2013 | UPDATED: 06:48 EST, 24 April 2013 His views on Europe and immigration are well known, but yesterday Nigel Farage lent his typically vocal support to a more controversial issue. The UK Independence Party leader launched a defence of strip joints, calling them a ‘pretty good’ thing and even boasted that he had visited one club in Strasbourg with a former French presidential candidate. He insisted he was ‘absolutely delighted’ that one UKIP candidate runs a lapdancing club in Northampton, calling him a  ‘free-market entrepreneur’.
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UKIP leader claims a young Margaret Thatcher would join his party
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Dismisses Cameron as a 'social democrat' who he could never do deal with
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Suggests a pact would be possible if Michael Gove were leader

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And you thought romance was dead? Then think again because everybody is in love with this kid Harry Kane. It was the game of his life, like watching someone win the goal of the season, player of the year and world player of the year award all on the same night. It will have to end with an England call up. Here at White Hart Lane, when Mauricio Pochettino’s team put away their great London rivals Chelsea 5-3, Kane was magnificent. VIDEO Scroll down to see Pochettino on Kane's England chances Harry Kane was in sensational form on New Year's Day as he scored twice in the 5-3 win over Chelsea
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Tottenham beat Chelsea 5-3 at White Hart Lane on New Year's Day
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Spurs striker Harry Kane was man of the match after scoring twice
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Kane is hotly tipped to be in Roy Hodgson's next England squad

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Forget coffee, bananas and bio-diversity, for millions of English football fans it was Paulo Wanchope who put Costa Rica on the map. He collected the ball inside his own half, galloped towards the Stretford End with Phil Neville trailing in pursuit, ate up 60 yards and casually rolled the ball past Peter Schmeichel to put Derby two up at Manchester United. It was Wanchope’s debut in April 1997 and Derby won the game 3-2. Old Trafford was stunned and a nation reached for its atlases. Within a few months, he was shooting the breeze with the Queen as he began a decade of global adventure featuring London, Manchester and Spain, Qatar, Argentina, Japan and the United States.
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Wanchope is the assistant manager of Costa Rica as they prepare for the World Cup
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Costa Rica are in Group D along with England, Italy and Uruguay
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They play England in Belo Horizonte on June 24
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Wanchope played for Manchester City, West Ham and Derby

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(CNN) -- Remember when we all waved at Saturn last month while the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft took our picture? Well, NASA has finally gotten the film back from the drugstore -- and you can see our whole world. A good chunk of it, anyway. People shared more than 1,400 images of themselves as part of the July 19 "Wave at Saturn" event, which was organized by NASA's Cassini mission. On Tuesday, the space agency released a collage of those images, which -- from a distance -- looks like the portion of the Earth's Western Hemisphere that Cassini viewed at the time.
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NASA releases photo mosaic of people waving at Saturn
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People sent 1,400 pictures of themselves waving from 30 states, 40 countries
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Meanwhile, Cassini-Huygens spacecraft was taking a more distant picture of Earth
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"Wave at Saturn" campaign was an opportunity to highlight images being taken of the planet

Question: The project originated because the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft, which was launched in 1997 and has been in orbit around @placeholder since 2004, was going to be taking pictures of the planet and its rings during a solar eclipse.


(CNN)While the New Jersey governor's unusual adoration of the Dallas Cowboys has been well documented, Chris Christie's loyalty for America's team was on full display Sunday night when he was seen giving Cowboys owner Jerry Jones a bear hug after the team made a huge comeback to defeat the Detroit Lions. His embrace quickly spread via social media, drawing detractors and defenders alike for the governor's NFL preference. As for the ribbing he got online, Christie said Monday morning that nobody was giving him a hard time until the Cowboys started doing welâ€‹l. "I would take all the abuse that I'm taking from some of these folks in return for Cowboys playoff wins," Christie said on WFAN's "Boomer & Carton" radio show, where he does regular call-in interviews.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie defended his love of the Dallas Cowboys on a radio show Monday morning
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Christie gave Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones a big hug after the Dallas team's victory Sunday
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His allegiance could come in handy as he considers a 2016 presidential bid

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Eric Frein, the man who eluded police in the Pocono Mountains for seven weeks after shooting dead a trooper and wounding another, today headed to court for a preliminary hearing. The 31-year-old self-taught 'survivalist' sported neatly combed hair and glasses as he arrived at a Pike County courthouse in Milford, Pennsylvania in handcuffs around 8am on Monday. It came in stark difference to his appearance following his capture after a lengthy manhunt last year, when he sported a bloodied nose, bruised forehead, straggly hair and a mustache. At his hearing on Monday, surveillance footage was played of the moment he allegedly shot dead Corporal Bryon Dickson and injured Trooper Alex Douglass outside their barracks on September 12.
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Eric Frein, 31, 'killed Corporal Bryon Dickson and injured Trooper Alex Douglass as they stood outside their barracks in September'
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Authorities launched a massive manhunt in the Pocono Mountains for Frein and eventually found him in an abandoned hangar in October
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He 'told cops he wanted to wake people up and change the government'
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When he was found, he told troopers where he had stashed weapons because he didn't want kids to find them, a trooper testified on Monday
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On Monday, Frein looked smarter as he arrived in court in Milford where a judge will decide if his case should be sent to county court
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Surveillance footage was also played at the hearing showing the moment he fired at the troopers outside their barracks
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Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty

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A dog has been reunited with its owners four years since he was stolen from their home after a friend spotted it for sale on Facebook. Cotton, a Staffordshire bull terrier, was taken from Joanna Martin’s previous home in Hartcliffe in Bristol on October 25, 2008, after she had gone out to visit her mother who lives nearby. But she never gave up hope that one day she would be reunited with her 'little boy'. Amazed: Cotton the dog, pictured with one of his owners Katie Martin, six, was discovered for sale on Facebook four years after being stolen And now her daughters Kira, 12, and Katie, six - who is the same age as Cotton - are making up for lost time with their pet.
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Cotton, a Staffordshire bull terrier, was snatched from family's home in Hartcliffe in 2008
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Woman in her 20s has been arrested for handling stolen goods

Question: @placeholder, a full-time mum, said that Cotton had always been a part of the family.


Baghdad (CNN) -- Wearing hooded sweatshirts, baseball hats and sports gear, the five young men alternated between nodding their heads to the rhythm and taking hold of the microphone to pour out their anger, their insights, their pain. "No matter if you're Muslim, no matter if you're Christian, no matter the religion, we all are human," intones DK. The scene and sounds wouldn't be unusual in many U.S. cities, where rap has been part of urban culture for decades. But this is Baghdad. Members of the Smashing Hits, as the quintet calls itself, are aware that their music may seem out of place in Iraq. Traditionally, the Middle Eastern country is better known for sounds emanating from instruments like the oud and rebab, rather than from a microphone or turntable.
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Smashing Hits is an English-language rap group based in Baghdad
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Its five members rap about life in Iraq, aiming to send "a message to the West"
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One member says some of his lyrics are inspired by the deadly October 31 church siege

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Diego Costa will start against Arsenal and Jose Mourinho will keep his fingers crossed for his fitness as his star striker goes away with Spain. Costa has been named in the Spain squad, despite suffering tight hamstrings, but that won’t stop Mourinho playing him against Arsenal, who visit Stamford Bridge for the first time since their 6-0 defeat last season. Mourinho said: 'My reaction to the news he’s in the squad is no reaction because it’s something I imagined. It’s not a surprise. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Jose Mourinho: Diego Costa will play against Arsenal Chelsea striker Diego Costa has been called in to the Spain squad for their upcoming Euro 2016 qualifiers
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Diego Costa will start against Arsenal on Sunday, confirms Jose Mourinho
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Spain striker Costa has been struggling with hamstring injuries
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Costa has been called in to Spain's squad for their upcoming matches
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Mourinho hopes Cesc Fabregas gets a good reception against former club

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Jackie Mason took a chunk of Obama's 'tukhus' for misleading the public about his signature health insurance overhaul Jackie Mason, the aging comedian best known for his borscht-belt Jewish schtick, slammed President Obama on Sunday as a compulsive liar who sounds 'like a maniac in an asylum' when he talks about health care. 'He's saying things that nobody believes,' said Mason, 82, during an interview broadcast on WABC radio in New York. 'He was always lying every day of his life. Every time he talks it was a lie. The only time he tells the truth is when you didn't hear from him.'
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Aging conservative comic says the president 'should be locked up'
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He previously slammed Obama for holding a White House Hanukkah observance 12 days early in order to fit it in with his vacation plans
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Mason has faced accusations of racism in the past, following a stand-up act in which he used he Yiddish word 'schvartze' to refer to the president
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Obama, he said last year, was 'completely crooked lowlife' after news reports claimed the White House leaked Israel's plan to attack Iran

Question: He claimed that the president only held the event because his Jewish advisors had told him '"@placeholder is a good idea"' if he wanted to increase his appeal to Jewish voters in the following year's election.


The Ukip activist picked last week to fight a key Parliamentary seat made homophobic, racist and obscene comments and accused Nigel Farage of corruption, it was revealed last night. In tape-recorded phone calls leaked to The Mail on Sunday, Kerry Smith, chosen to fight Ukip target seat of Basildon South in Essex: But Mr Farage last night refused to sack Mr Smith. A well-placed Ukip official said: ‘Kerry wants to make a full apology and is hoping it all blows over.’ Scroll down for audio Kerry Smith (left) was recorded making a series of astonishing comments including a baseless claim Nigel Farage (right) had accepted 'a nice fat envelope' for promoting a Ukip ally
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Kerry Smith made series of astonishing remarks in recorded conversation
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The Ukip activist was chosen last week to fight for Basildon South seat
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Refers to 'disgusting old pooftahs' and a Chinese woman as 'a Chinky'
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He also makes a baseless claim about Nigel Farage accepting a bribe
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Mr Smith issued an 'unreserved' apology and retracted corruption claim
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Mocks ‘f***ing disgusting old pooftahs’ who belong to a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning group, calling them ‘BLTs’ – bacon, lettuce and tomato.
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Jokes about ‘shooting peasants’ and mocks Ukip activist Lucy Bostick for printing ‘boring c**p’ on her leaflets.
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Refers to a woman with a Chinese name as a ‘Chinky.’
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Makes baseless claims about party leader Farage accepting a bribe to promote a Ukip ally over another rival.
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Calls Ukip’s immigration spokesman Steve Woolfe a ‘f***ing carpetbagger and a***hole.’
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National executive member Gerard Batten’s call for Muslims to sign a ‘charter of understanding’ in which they rejected violence and parts of the Koran that promote ‘violent physical Jihad.’
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Parliamentary candidate in Grimsby Victoria Ayling was recorded saying ‘let’s keep the blacks out’. Council candidate Andre Lampitt said Africans should ‘kill themselves’.
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Council candidate William Henwood said Lenny Henry should ‘emigrate to a black country’.
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Exeter activist David Challice denounced the ‘lunacy of multiculturalism’ and called Greeks ‘vile’.
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Town hall candidate David Wycherley said Mo Farah was African, not British.

Question: In a statement made on Smith’s behalf by @placeholder’s official spokesman, Smith said: ‘I wish to issue a wholehearted and unreserved apology to those who I have offended within the party and anyone else.’


San Diego (CNN) -- With the Supreme Court poised this week to hear arguments in the legal challenge to Arizona's immigration law, it's a good time to explain what this law and the ruckus surrounding it are really about. The left says it's about racism and political extremism; the right claims the issues are border security and public safety. Wrong. In the two years since Gov. Jan Brewer signed SB 1070 into law, it's become clear that this law, and the debate over it, are really about three things: fear, power, and freedom. It's about fear. As someone who lived in Phoenix and wrote for the Arizona Republic in the late 1990s, I can tell you that Arizonans only recently reached the conclusion that they wanted to get rid of illegal immigrants. The 'Zonies I knew couldn't live without them.
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Ruben Navarrette: Arizona's immigration law not all about racism or border security
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Navarrette: It's fear the Latino immigrants who made Arizona boom will take over
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It's dangerous because it makes deputies out of local and state police, he writes
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It's also wrong, he says, because it takes away U.S.-born Latinos' freedom

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By Emma Glanfield PUBLISHED: 04:32 EST, 15 March 2014 | UPDATED: 06:20 EST, 15 March 2014 It started off as the hottest barristers in Britain, then came the babes of the bar - now the hottest men in artwork have been revealed. The best-looking male muses in paintings at the National Portrait Gallery have been uncovered by the infamous Your Barrister Boyfriend blog. The Tumblr page shot to fame last year after ranking the hottest men in law and quickly became the talk of the legal world. Jumping on its success, the blog - which is run by two women -  then revealed the top 21 most attractive women on the legal circuit.
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Tumblr blog Your Barrister Boyfriend lists the 'hottest men' featured in artworks at the National Portrait Gallery
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Last year, the blog catapulted to fame after ranking the hottest men in law and the sexiest girls on the legal circuit
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The blog is written by American women Sonia Van Gilder Cooke and Natalia Naish who now live and work in London

Question: He is described by the @placeholder blog as having a 'manly yet refined nose, well-formed, succulent lips, pensive eyes and a dignified brow'


(CNN) -- Today, President Obama and Russian President Dmitri Medvedev signed a treaty fixing a ceiling for each country of 1,550 nuclear warheads and 700 deployed nuclear delivery vehicles. The new limits are about a third lower than the previous ones negotiated by George W. Bush in the 2002 Moscow Treaty of 2,200 per side. Some are impressed. Now that the new treaty is signed, it will be against the law for a president to deploy 1,600 warheads -- unless he first withdraws from the treaty. But a new "counting rule" undercuts the significance of Obama and Medvedev's achievement. Each bomber counts as only one warhead, even though each might be able to carry as many as 20 warheads.
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Jonathan Schell says U.S.-Russia treaty lowers ceiling for each country's nuclear arsenals
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Cuts are welcome, he says, but why continue balance of terror long after Cold War's end?
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Schell: Existence of thousands of nukes is failure that outweighs treaty's acheivement

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Ronny Deila had been clear. This was a night for Virgil van Dijk, the defender Celtic rate in the £10million bracket, to make a bold, decisive impact in European competition. It’s doubtful this was what the Parkhead manager had in mind. Van Dijk’s dismissal, for two soft yellow cards in nine first half minutes, was both damaging and contentious. Through Celtic eyes the Slovakian referee Ivan Kruzliak, a card happy, inconsistent character, was a key contributor to their latest night of disappointment on Italian soil. As they left the field Celtic players remonstrated long and bitterly with the referee. Fredy Guarin’s stunning 20 yard strike had broken their stubborn, tired resistance three minutes from time, but the anger lingered long into the night.
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Virgil van Dijk was sent off in the first half for Celtic for two yellow cards
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A stern defensive display meant Inter Milan could not get past Celtic
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But Fredy Guarin eventually struck in the 88th minute to win it

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By Daily Mail Reporter NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden did a sit down with American mainstream media for the first time last week and a clip is now online. In the interview set to air on Wednesday night, NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams speaks to the former NSA contractor who leaked classified information about the U.S.'s surveillance a year ago. Mr Williams travelled to Moscow, Russia, where Mr Snowden holds temporary asylum since last year, and spent several hours quizzing him. SCROLL FOR VIDEO Back in the limelight: NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden will appear in his first interview with mainstream American TV this week
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Edward Snowden's interview with NBC to air on Wednesday and the first clip has been put online
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Nightly News anchor Brian Williams travelled to Moscow to meet him
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First time Snowden has been interviewed by mainstream American TV

Question: And even the prohibition on bulk collection of @placeholder' communications records has been called into question by some activists who say a last-minute change in wording diminished what was sold as a ban.


For the first time, someone in the Obama administration apologized for the problem-plagued Obamacare website. Marilyn Tavenner also said on Tuesday that the online troubles were being resolved and the overall program was working, albeit slower and less successfully than hoped. In the first congressional testimony from a government official on the botched launch of HealthCare.gov, the head of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services told the House Ways and Means Committee that the "vast majority" of consumers would be able to successfully use the site by the end of November. "I want to apologize to you that the website does not work as well as it should," she said, adding that HealthCare.gov "can and will be fixed."
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Sebelius to testify that initial consumer experience is frustrating, unacceptable
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Data hub behind website experiencing an outage, officials say late Tuesday
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Committee hearing includes fierce partisan exchanges
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A top Democrat says his party was imprecise in selling health care law

Question: @placeholder responded that some insurers changed or discontinued plans that failed to meet the Obamacare requirements, even though present coverage could still be offered in some cases under a "grandfather" provision in the legislation, despite lacking the full benefits of the reforms.


(CNN) -- What's that in the sky? Is it an asteroid? A comet? A lawn sprinkler? Turns out a newly discovered object is a little bit of all three -- minus the fact that you won't find many green lawns millions of miles from Earth -- NASA announced Friday. "We were literally dumbfounded when we saw it," David Jewitt, who leads the team exploring the "asteroid with six comet-like tails of dust radiating from it like spokes on a wheel." "It" is P/2013 P5, which NASA described as an "unusually fuzzy-looking object" when it was spotted in August in our solar system's asteroid belt.
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The Hubble Space Telescope focuses on object in the solar system's asteroid belt
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Astronomers discover it is an "asteroid with six comet-like tails of dust radiating from it"
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"We were literally dumbfounded when we saw it," an astronomer says
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One theory is that this is what happens to asteroids before they die

Question: NASA is still watching @placeholder -- which Jewitt says apparently is a fragment of a bigger asteroid that broke off approximately 200 million years ago -- to figure out exactly why it's doing what it's doing.


Turkish police raided media outlets linked to U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen today and detained 23 journalists and television producers. The operation acted against what President Tayyip Erdogan claims is a network conspiring to topple him. The raids on Zaman newspaper and Samanyolu television marked an escalation of Mr Erdogan's battle with former ally Mr Gulen. Turkish police arrested 23 journalists and television producers in raids on media outlets linked to U.S.-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen today Staff and supporters of Zaman newspaper shout slogans as editor-in-chief Ekrem Dumanli, centre, is arrested by counter-terror police at the newspaper headquarters in Istanbul today
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Operation targeted Zaman newspaper and Samanyolu television
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Marked escalation in President Tayyip Erdogan's battle with former ally
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He claims cleric Fethullah Gulen's network is conspiring to topple him
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Detained TV executive said: 'This is a shameful sight for Turkey'

Question: Mr @placeholder has accused Mr Gulen of establishing a 'parallel structure' within the state through his supporters in the judiciary, police and other state institutions, as well as wielding influence through the media.


Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- Opposition leaders and intellectuals met with Egypt's vice president Saturday to discuss avenues for easing embattled President Hosni Mubarak from power, the number one demand of of tens of thousands of demonstrators. Among the proposals under discussion is Article 139 of the constitution, which allows for the vice president to assume control if the president is no longer able. At least one opposition group, the leftist Tagammu party, is asking the government to activate the article's powers so that Suleiman can take charge immediately and allow Mubarak to make a graceful exit. A member of the self-declared Committee of the Wise, told CNN that Suleiman was willing to listen.
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NEW: Demonstrators try to prevent tanks from passing in Tahrir Square
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Protesters in Tahrir Square form new opposition group
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Some opposition leaders meet with the government; others dig in
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Anti-government protesters are still gathered in central Cairo

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:44 EST, 1 February 2014 | UPDATED: 19:38 EST, 1 February 2014 A 20-year-old Michigan State University student has died and his roommate was injured during a shooting at their apartment. Business student Dominique Nolff died this morning from multiple gunshot wounds after he was shot in his home the night before. His roommate, Corbin Holwerda, was shot once in the attack, which police said 'does not appear to be a random act'. Corbin Howlerda was shot in his apartment in an attack deemed 'not a coincidence' Dominique Noff, left, died from multiple gunshot wounds following the shooting
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Dominique Nolff died from multiple gunshot wounds hours after attack
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Corbin Holwerda was shot once during Friday night shooting
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Police still searching for suspect who managed to flee the scene

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(CNN) -- Oppressed by war and poverty for generations, the Sudanese have struggled with terrible hardships. But the people of this vast country have a narrow window of hope to achieve progress by ridding both their nation and the world of a horrible disease forever. With support from The Carter Center and others in one small targeted area where cases remain, Sudan -- the last stand for Guinea worm disease -- could quickly eliminate this parasitic infection contracted from contaminated drinking water. Guinea worm victims endure the horror of a thin worm, up to 3 feet (1 meter) long, emerging slowly through a burning blister in their skin over the course of about a month after the parasite has incubated inside them for a year. This can be stopped by educating people to filter all drinking water and to stay out of water sources when they have a worm emerging to keep it from discharging new larvae back into the water.
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Jimmy Carter: Sudanese have chance to rid nation and world of a horrible disease
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Guinea worm sufferers endure 3 foot-long worm emerging painfully from skin, he writes
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The Carter Center helping Sudan with education, eradication efforts
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Sudanese have been most successful during periods of relative peace, Carter says

Question: @placeholder has reduced its cases by 98 percent since the eradication program began there in 1995, and we expect even greater reductions in 2010.


(CNN) -- Among the dead were 40 women and children. Again, as in Houla, the images are chilling. Babies, lifeless. Wrapped in blankets, white shrouds. Women with faces in hues of ghostly whites, deep purples and reds -- the colors of death. Civil war imminent in Syria, U.N. warns The world gasped two weeks ago at the slaughter of at least 108 people in the Syrian town of Houla. Now, activists say it has happened again, this time in the village of Qubeir, not far from the city of Hama. The reactions are eerily familiar: horror. Shock. Then, reaction and blame on Bashar al-Assad and, from his government, blame on armed terrorists.
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A video posted online claims to show another massacre in Syria
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The images are of dead women and children in the village of Qubeir
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The video elicits condemnation for Bashar al-Assad at a U.N. session on Syria
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The U.N. chief calls it "shocking and sickening"

Question: "The opposition is unable to organize effectively in @placeholder due in part to the detention, torture and murder of countless opposition activists."


By Neil Ashton for The Mail on Sunday From his seat just behind the dug-out, Teddy Sheringham saluted West Ham’s goalscorers one by one. All three had the seal of approval from the club’s new striker coach. Their finishes were straight out of the Sheringham locker, taking English football back to a time when he had the calmest finish in the game. He could make it look so easy. So did West Ham, strolling to victory at Selhurst Park with goals from Mauro Zarate, Stewart Downing and Carlton Cole. They were ruthless. Off to a bad start: Mauro Zarate made matters worse for manager-less Crystal Palace by giving West Ham the lead after 34 minutes
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West Ham beat Crystal Palace 3-1 on Saturday in the Premier League  to make matters worse for Steve Parish
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Zarate scored opening goal before Stewart Downing added  second to leave Palace 2-0 down at half time
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Marouane Chamakh got Palace back into tie with more than 40 minutes to play but could not inspire a full comeback
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Carlton Cole scored killer goal 62 minutes in to make it 3-1 to visitors at Selhurst Park

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Question: Making his point: Teddy Sheringham watched on as his strikers put @placeholder to the sword in the comfortable win at Selhurst Park


Expat Nigel Jackson, 59, has been arrested by police after his wife Brenda Davidson's body was found buried in their garden in Portugal A British man has been arrested in Portugal after the body of his wife was found buried under a concrete slab in his idyllic country home. Expat Nigel Jackson, 59, was seized by police after his wife, Brenda Davidson, 73, went missing from their home on the Algarve last November. Portuguese police were alerted by her son, Dean, who had been concerned over the whereabouts of his mother for several weeks. According to neighbours, Jackson had initially said she had returned to the UK 'for treatment for a nasty cough.'
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Nigel Jackson, 59, seized after Brenda Davidson went missing in Algarve
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Portugese police alerted to 73-year-old's disappearance by her son Dean
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Officers say her remains could have been buried in garden for some weeks
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Jackson reportedly admitted burying wife but said she committed suicide
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Couple moved to Algarve 10 years ago from their home in Rochester, Kent
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Probe led by same squad assisting Scotland Yard with Madeleine McCann

Question: They had apparently got bored of their life in @placeholder and Mr Jackson, a former taxi driver, and his wife, a retired cleaner, moved to Portugal for a change of scene.


(Mental Floss) -- If you think comic book characters do amazing things in comic books, you won't believe what they can do off the page. For starters, Superman brought down the Ku Klux Klan, and Donald Duck raised ships from the ocean floor. 1. Superman defeats the Ku Klux Klan In the 1940s, "The Adventures of Superman" was a radio sensation. Kids across the country huddled around their sets as the Man of Steel leapt off the page and over the airwaves. Although Superman had been fighting crime in print since 1938, the weekly audio episodes fleshed out his storyline even further.
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Several comic book heroes have affected people in real life
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Superman battled the KKK in radio series "Clan of the Fiery Cross"
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Something created in Spider-Man comic inspires device that keeps people out of jail
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And Donald Duck blocked a scientist from getting a patent

Question: Within two weeks of the broadcast, @placeholder recruitment was down.


By Wills Robinson A portrait of Richard III, whose remains will now be laid to rest in Leicester Cathedral following a High Court battle Richard III will finally be laid to rest at Leicester Cathedral after judges said it was time for the monarch to be given a 'dignified burial'. Distant relatives opposed plans to bury him in the city after his remains were discovered in a council car park in August 2012. They said he should be placed in York Minster because it was a wish of 'the last medieval king of England'. But the High Court told the claimaints, who are part of the Plantagenet Alliance, there was no reason to interfere with the initial plans.
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High Court judges said it is time for monarch to be given 'dignified burial'
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Plantagenet Alliance argued a public consultation should decide location
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Richard died at the Battle of Bosworth in 1485 during defeat by Henry VII
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His body was taken to Leicester and buried under what is now a car park
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Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said legal battle was a 'waste of money'

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By Brian Barwick A local survey tells me people like penalty shoot-outs. Make that very local. On Saturday evening, my wife Gerry was on her way out of the house when she passed the lounge door. Briefly in her eye-line the TV, and Brazil v Chile reaching its climax with the first penalty shoot-out of this World Cup. She stopped momentarily to ‘just watch the first penalty’, and was still there nine penalties later. And she wasn’t alone as over 12 million people saw Brazilian poster-boy Neymar score Brazil’s vital fifth penalty and Chilean fall-guy Jara strike a post and send his team-mates back to the hotel for their passports.
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Former Head of BBC Sport reflects on Brazil's penalty shoot out with Chile
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Over 12m people watched Neymar send Brazil through to quarter-finals
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Guy Mowbray and Martin Keown gave a measured commentary for BBC
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Kevin Keegan wrongly predicted David Batty would score in 1998
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James Rodriguez's name has been causing pronunciation problems

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83,578 - 30 May 2014: England 3-0 Peru 68,573 - 5 March 2014: England 1-0 Denmark 85,934 - 19 November 2013: England 0-1 Germany 62,693 - 15 November 2013: England 0-2 Chile 80,485 - 14 August 2013: England 3-2 Scotland England will have to play their home games at Wembley for the next eight to nine years until the Football Association is debt free for the payment of the stadium, according to Club England managing director Adrian Bevington. The Three Lions host Norway on Wednesday with what is expected to be the lowest attendance for an international match at the new Wembley.
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England will have to play at Wembley for the next eight to nine years according to Club England managing director Adrian Bevington
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Bevington says this is because the FA are in debt due to cost of Wembley
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England play Norway on Wednesday with an expected crowd of 35,000-40,000 people from the 90,000 capacity stadium

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By Emma Glanfield Irina Abramovich, 46, was dressed smartly in black trousers, a black leather jacket and an orange scarf as she was spotted shopping in Chelsea, south-west London The ex-wife of Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich has been spotted out and about for the first time since her estimated £150million divorce from the Chelsea FC owner. Irina Abramovich, 46, was dressed smartly in black trousers, a black leather jacket and an orange scarf as she was spotted shopping in Chelsea, south-west London, today. The former Russian air stewardess married billionaire Abramovich in October 1991 but they divorced almost 16 years later in 2007 - in a divorce settlement said to be in the region of £150million.
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Irina Abramovich, 46, spotted shopping in Chelsea, south-west London
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She split from the Chelsea FC owner in 2007 in '£150m quickie divorce'
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Pair have five children together, and he has further two with new partner
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Russian billionaire Abramovich now in relationship with Dasha Zhukova

Question: Businessman and Chelsea Football Club owner Roman Abramovich, pictured, is said to have settled on £150million in divorce with now ex-wife @placeholder

Question: Roman Abramovich and wife @placeholder, pictured in happier times, divorced in March 2007 after 16 years together


(CNN) -- Facebook's billion-dollar purchase of Instagram this week may have been the first time that many Facebookers heard of the tech-world darling, which lets users turn their phone photos into sleek-looking, stylized images with a single touch. The acquisition shined a light on what's emerging as a nearly incontrovertible truth in tech circles: Mobile is the future of photography and the tools used to enhance and share phone-generated images have value that is only expected to climb. Instagram isn't the only player in that field, but it had quickly become its all-star. Barely a year-and-a-half old, Instagram had already racked up 30 million users on Apple's mobile system before opening up to Android users last week. Another 5 million signed up in less than a week, setting the table for Facebook to gobble up what until Monday was emerging as its prime competitor in mobile photo-sharing.
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Facebook's Instagram purchase shines light on emerging mobile photo market
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Instagram had racked up more than 30 million users in a year and a half
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Photogs say the appeal is in making simple photos look fancy with little effort
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Apps like Cinemagram, Piictu, Pixable and Hipstamatic also stand to gain

Question: Some early adopters complained that @placeholder snatching up their favorite app takes some of the indie shine off of it.


(CNN) -- Danielle Dayton and Patrick Murray received the call Saturday afternoon: Their 4-pound son, Brayden Murray, was shipping out. Patrick Murray and Danielle Dayton say their tiny son's evacuation went smoothly. As coastal hospitals prepared for Gustav, tiny babies in the Newborn Intensive Care Units were among the first to be evacuated. "The NICU babies are our first priority when it comes to evacuation," said Keith Darcey, a spokesman for East Jefferson General Hospital in Metairie, Louisiana, where Brayden was a patient before being evacuated to Woman's Hospital in Baton Rouge, Lousiana. Woman's Hospital started receiving phone calls Wednesday from coastal-area hospitals inquiring whether there was room in their NICU, spokeswoman Jodi Conachen said. By Sunday evening, the hospital was taking care of 32 evacuated babies.
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Sick newborn babies among first evacuate area, as Gustav approaches
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Touro Infirmary, sent seven NICU babies to Woman's Hospital in Baton Rouge
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"It was very, very, very disorganized," says Touro's chief medical officer

Question: Although Murray said @placeholder's evacuation went smoothly, one hospital administrator said the patient evacuation process had been "incredibly frustrating."


(CNN) -- Elected with the largest margin of victory in the history of Taiwan's presidential elections, President Ma Ying-jeou is aiming to bring the good times back to Taiwan while looking to a friendlier future with China. Smiling through it: President Ma Ying-jeou has some tough challenges ahead. Winning 58 percent of the vote, Ma was swept to victory on the promise of economic growth but through the more controversial method of building closer ties with China. With the backdrop of economic depression Ma's calls to reinvigorate the economy by freer trade and improved relations with China proved stronger than the fears that those ties could lead to a loss in independence.
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Taiwan's premier, Ma Ying-jeou, elected by biggest margin in history
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Has promised to bring economic prosperity back to Taiwan and engage China
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Hugely difficult task ahead of strengthening ties with China and allaying public fears

Question: Allaying fears, breaking down generations of mistrust and making @placeholder's economy roar again will be the considerable challenges of Ma's administration; the former barrister will have to use all his negotiating skills to try and fulfill his ambitions.


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius today turned in her resignation to President Barack Obama in a stunning shift in the continuing Obamacare saga. Sylvia Mathews Burwell, who heads the White House Office of Management and Budget, will be nominated to take her place, according to multiple White House sources. The White House press office announced Thursday night that he would announce the nomination at 11:00 a.m. Friday, a few hours before he departs for fundraisers, and a speech to Al Sharpton's National Action Network, in New York City. Sebelius was not expected to remain in the Obama administration through the end of the president's second term, and several news outlets reported late Thursday that a White House official said she told Obama in March that she would be ready to leave 'once open enrollment ended.'
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Obamacare quarterback leaves after informing Obama in March that she was ready to resign
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Sebelius claimed less than two weeks ago, however, that she would remain in her job at least through the November elections
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Move comes a week after president announced Obamacare had hit target of 7 million enrollees – without her by his side
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White House insists she wasn't forced out, but Republicans are set to exploit the nomination of her successor in an election year
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Sylvia Burwell, who leads White House Office of Management and Budget, will be nominated to take her place Friday morning

Question: Teammates: Sebelius was by the president's side on October 1 as @placeholder's tumultuous public introduction got underway


By Sara Nathan PUBLISHED: 09:01 EST, 19 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:48 EST, 19 March 2013 They may have never spoken out publicly about their romance, but Lily Collins and Jamie Campbell Bower are magical together, according to their unwitting matchmaker and best-selling writer Cassandra Clare. The young Hollywood stars met last year on the set of The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, the upcoming big screen adaptation of Cassandra’s book and have been inseparable ever since. And the novelist – whose new book Clockwork Princess, the highly anticipated end to her Infernal Devices trilogy is out today - tells MailOnline they are 'clearly in love'.
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Fantasy writer behind Mortal Instruments series has already taken Hollywood by storm
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Her new book, Clockwork Princess - the highly anticipated end to the Infernal Devices trilogy - is out today

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Human rights group CAGE has come under further scrutiny for the support it gives to a number of convicted terrorists, including radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza (pictured) The campaign group that described ISIS executioner Jihadi John as a 'beautiful young man' came under scrutiny today as it was revealed British charities are funding them to the tune of hundreds of thousands of pounds. Human rights group CAGE sparked fury yesterday when its leader Asim Qureshi claimed west London student Mohammed Emwazi 'wouldn't hurt a fly'. Today, it was revealed CAGE supports a number of convicted terrorists and other jihadis who remain at large - while collecting donations from some well-known British trusts.
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Campaign group CAGE supports a number of convicted terrorists
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Handed tens of thousands of pounds by British charitable trusts
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Leader Asim Qureshi described Jihadi John as a 'beautiful young man'
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Group also supports radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza and Aafia Siddiqui
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Former Guantanamo Bay detainee Moazzam Begg founded the group
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Major donors include the Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust and Body Shop founder Anita Roddick's charitable foundation

Question: The @placeholder-focused human rights group lodged a formal complaint with the financial ombudsman last year after spending five months on a cash-only basis.


New Delhi (CNN) -- In a ruling that human rights groups are calling historic, India's Supreme Court on Tuesday granted the country's transsexual and transgender individuals the right to self-identify their gender. The ruling means transsexual and transgender people and those who identify as belonging to the "third gender" will not be required to submit medical evidence of their sexuality to be recognized by the government as a member of that gender, said Tripti Tandon, a lawyer for one of the plaintiffs. A plea was filed before the Supreme Court by India's National Legal Services Authority in 2012 on behalf of the transsexual and "hijra," or third-gender, communities.
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India's Supreme Court says people have the right to self-identify their gender
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Human rights groups say it is a victory for transgender and transsexual community
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A temporary piece of artwork painted onto Mt Snowdon in celebration of the area's sheep-farming community has been turned into 'graffiti' after it failed to 'wash away' in the rain. The 100ft mural - which consisted of a poem written by Wales' national poet - was painted onto a cliff face near Gladstone Rock as part of The Gathering, an outdoor performance staged by the National Theatre of Wales. The four-hour performance used the national park's landscape to tell the story of ancient farming techniques and involved herding the audience around the mountain. The poem, one of the main features of the production, was meant to 'wash off' in the rain once the performances were over - a crucial caveat when the artwork was granted permission.
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National Theatre of Wales hosted four-hour show called The Gathering
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Part of setting was the mural of the poem written by Wales' national poet
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National Trust gave permission for mural because it would 'wash off' in rain
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But a hotter-than-average summer has imprinted painting onto the rock
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Snowdonia Society says the 'graffiti' has left a 'bad taste' in the area
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NTW has apologised and said it is trying to remove the rest of the mural

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By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:19 EST, 21 January 2013 | UPDATED: 20:19 EST, 21 January 2013 Nearly five years after their colors, banners and history were packed away into storage and their franchise relocated, the SuperSonics are one significant step closer to returning to Seattle. And the Kings are on the edge of leaving Sacramento. All that appears to stand in the way now is approval by NBA owners. The Maloof family has agreed to sell the Kings to a Seattle group led by investor Chris Hansen, the league confirmed in a statement Monday morning. New owners: Chris Hansen's group will buy 65 per cent of the franchise, which is valued at a total price of $525 million, and move the team to Seattle and restore the SuperSonics name, said a person familiar with the decision
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The Maloof family has agreed to sell the Sacramento Kings to a Seattle group led by investor Chris Hansen, the league confirmed Monday morning
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The deal is still pending a vote by the NBA Board of Governors
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Hansen's group will buy 65 per cent of the franchise, which is valued at $525 million, move the team to Seattle and restore the SuperSonics name, a person familiar with the decision said

Question: Johnson said recently he's heard from various parties interested in trying to put together an ownership group that would keep the team in @placeholder, but only with a new arena.


(CNN) -- Three men who toppled an ancient boulder in Utah's Goblin Valley State Park have been booted from their Boy Scout leadership roles. Video of Glenn Taylor shoving the huge rock off a slender pedestal where its rested for millions of years went viral online and prompted media scrutiny. Taylor sang the rock song "Wiggle It, Just a Little Bit" as he pushed the delicate sculpture over, which was followed by laughter and high fives with his son. David Hall, who shot the video and posted it on Facebook, and the two Taylors were leading a Boy Scout group on a visit to the park when the incident happened.
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Boy Scouts remove leaders recorded toppling an ancient stone in a Utah park
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The men defended their actions, saying the rock was dangerously unstable
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State officials say men may have broken the law by defacing a state park

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(CNN) -- The City of Brotherly Love isn't exactly embracing the news that one-time quarterback phenom and convicted dogfighter Michael Vick is joining their Philadelphia Eagles. Former Atlanta Falcon Michael Vick, right, was known more for his elusiveness than his throwing prowess. Vick's agent announced Thursday that the former Atlanta Falcon signed a two-year deal with the Eagles, which reportedly could be worth more than $6 million. He won't be able to play a regular season game until week six in October, and then, only if the National Football League fully reinstates him. "Too bad they don't have him for the whole year," Eagles fan Charles James told CNN affiliate philly.com.
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Michael Vick signs deal with Philadelphia Eagles, could play in October
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Craigslist ticket seller says he, son don't want to see "Vick in an Eagles jersey"
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Several Eagles fans tell CNN affiliates they are excited by prospect of Vick's arrival
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Animal lovers still reluctant to give Vick a chance after almost two years in prison

Question: Some Eagles fans don't think Vick's punishment was sufficient and were trying to unload their game and season tickets on @placeholder, making it clear they were less than eager to see Vick in Philly green.


By Richard Spillett Richard Otunga is accused of murdering his wife Shamin Gabriel by stabbing her 32 times A jealous Royal Mail worker stabbed his wife 32 times and then called her father round to show him the corpse, the Old Bailey has heard. Richard Otunga, 37, is accused of repeatedly knifing Shamin Gabriel, 33, after confronting her about text messages she was receiving from other men. The court heard Miss Gabriel's father Gabby went to the couple's flat in Northolt, west London, last December and found his daughter lying in a pool of blood on the kitchen floor,. Otunga, who had a history of domestic violence, claimed he 'lost consciousness' during an argument with his wife.
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Richard Otunga is accused of murdering wife Shamin Gabriel last December
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Court hears he then called her father, Gabby, to their home in west London
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Mr Gabriel found his daughter in a pool of blood in the kitchen, court hears
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Otunga claims he 'lost consciousness' during a row over texts she received
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The 37-year-old postal worker admits manslaughter but denies murder
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Prosecutors say his actions were 'brutal, unnecessary and beyond excuse'
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The trial, being held the London's Old Bailey, continues

Question: In one allegedly incident in July 2013 @placeholder held a knife to her throat and threatened to kill her, Mr Cray said.


Grozny, Chechnya (CNN) -- It has been ten years since my last visit to Chechnya. I knew the place had changed. I didn't realize how much. For a decade, Chechnya was the most violent, hopeless, war-torn corner of Russia. Russia's impoverished, conscript army had been locked in an ugly struggle with Chechen insurgents that left the region's capital, Grozny, a smoking ruin. Much of the civilian population was either homeless or had fled. Meanwhile, even the most courageous reporters and human rights activists thought twice about sneaking into the republic. By the end of the 1990s, Chechen gangs made a lucrative business out of kidnapping and ransom. The kidnappers became quite adept at chopping off hostage body parts on camera, to provide gruesome video incentive for swift payment.
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Chechnya has seen construction surge in formerly war-torn areas
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Chechan president was rebel fighter
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Activist: critics of president have ended up dead
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Neighboring Russian regions have grown more violent

Question: The cliché that Chechnya is "skating on thin ice," springs to mind -- especially after I notice that one of the @placeholder men, teetering comically on the ice, is skating with a pistol strapped to his belt.


Seoul (CNN) -- Head butting stacked tiles, smashing a slab of granite on your chest with a mallet, breaking light bulbs with one finger. All vital qualifications if you want a job protecting the elite of North Korea. Propaganda footage from North Korean TV shows a staggering array of physical feats, using taekwondo and other martial arts. Visually impressive -- although it's not certain how the skills would keep an armed assassin at bay. Lee Young-guk was bodyguard to the late Kim Jong Il for 10 years until just before he took control of North Korea. He says he went through very similar training before he was considered fit to protect a leader.
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Lee Young-guk was bodyguard to the late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il for ten years
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He remembers him as a man surrounded by terrified advisors
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Lee was caught trying to escape in 1994 and sent to an infamous prison camp
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He says he fears the current North Korean leader may be even worse than his father

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(CNN) -- In BBC America's new prime time drama, "Copper," Irish-immigrant detective Kevin Corcoran roams from the filthy slums of Five Points to the glimmering sidewalks of Fifth Avenue -- all with a set of brass knuckles snugly resting on his fingers. The year is 1864, and the tattered remnants of an ongoing Civil War remain in New York City. Blood is regularly spilled on the cobblestones and in dirty back alleyways. No one gives a man carrying the body of a young dead girl through the streets a second glance, but they balk at the idea of women wanting to vote.
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BBC America's new show "Copper" focuses on New York's turbulence in 1864
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It is the channel's first original scripted series
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"Copper" explores both the slums of Five Points and the glamor of Fifth Avenue

Question: Although the series carries certain devices of other crime dramas, they are covered in the grit and deceit of a point in @placeholder's history that is rarely portrayed.


By Gerri Peev and Alan Roden PUBLISHED: 20:00 EST, 9 October 2012 | UPDATED: 16:31 EST, 10 October 2012 David Cameron today prepared to hand over powers which will give 16-year-olds the vote in the Scottish independence referendum. However, despite the concession to the Nationalists, he vowed to fight to preserve the United Kingdom ‘with everything we’ve got’. At a meeting on Monday the Prime Minister will agree to Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond’s demands that 16 and 17-year-old Scots should be given a vote on independence. Future: David Cameron (left) will meet Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond (right) in Edinburgh on Monday to finalise arrangements for the historic referendum on Scottish independence
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Under-18s are close to securing a vote in the historic referendum on the United Kingdom’s constitution in 2014
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The deal was struck in exchange for Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond agreeing to a single, ‘in or out’ question on the ballot paper
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Polls show that two thirds of Scots want to remain British

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By Simon Jones PUBLISHED: 08:23 EST, 11 June 2013 | UPDATED: 09:28 EST, 11 June 2013 Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has underlined his need to leave Anfield despite his love for the club and accused the media and the FA of driving him out. The Uruguay star is in South America preparing for the Confederations Cup and Liverpool have insisted he is not for sale. But Suarez, who is serving a 10-game domestic ban for biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic, has again railed against his treatment from the media. Ready to say goodbye: Luis Suarez says he is being driven out of Liverpool
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Accuses the media of only focusing on the bad aspects of his game
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Claims The FA did not treat him the same as John Terry in his race case
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Says he'd like to play for Real Madrid but claims no contact has been made

Question: Suarez has already said he would be open to a move to Real Madrid and added: 'I'm not sure if I see myself in the white (of @placeholder), the only thing I know is that I have a contract,' he said.


By John Preston PUBLISHED: 16:43 EST, 5 June 2014 | UPDATED: 13:04 EST, 7 June 2014 Defying the tanks: A Beijing citizen stand sin front of tanks in Tiananmen Square in 1989 There is one photograph that encapsulates the stand-off between the Chinese army and democracy campaigners in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. It shows a man standing in front of three tanks. In his hand he is holding a carrier bag, rather as if he’s been rudely interrupted while out shopping. No one has ever identified the man, but that’s not the strangest thing about the photo — it’s the fact that in China today scarcely anyone has seen it.
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25 years ago the Tiananmen Square massacre shocked the world
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The events of June 4, 1989 have disappeared from Chinese history books
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Dissidents and soldiers are still haunted by the events

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(CNN) -- Airstrikes against ISIS militants are a "psychological operation," not a military one, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told CNN's Christiane Amanpour in an interview that aired Friday. "It is a common threat for all of us," he said. "And this requires a unison effort from all of us." "We need a vast campaign of operations ... the aerial bombardment campaign is mostly, I would say, a form of theater, rather than a serious battle against terrorism." Iran and the United States have found their foreign policies surprisingly aligned in the past several months, as both try to beat back the advance of the Sunni extremists that have gained a foothold in Iraq and war-torn Syria.
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Iran has sent Revolutionary Guards to Iraq to fight against ISIS
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President Hassan Rouhani insists Syria's government has battled terrorists
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He says Washington Post journalist detained in Iran and others will have fair trials

Question: The President also noted that Iran does not recognize dual citizenship, so anyone with an Iranian passport is considered @placeholder only by the government.


By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 06:35 EST, 13 October 2013 | UPDATED: 07:16 EST, 13 October 2013 Standing Figure by Henry Moore has been stolen from a park in Scotland A valuable bronze artwork by Henry Moore has been stolen from an open air sculpture park. Standing Figure, created in 1950, was one of four Moore pieces in Glenkiln Sculpture Park, in Lincluden Estate by the Glenkiln Reservoir in Shawhead, Dumfries and Galloway. The park also includes his world renowned King and Queen sculpture, and other works by Auguste Rodin and Jacob Epstein. Police said the piece was worth a 'high value', and are appealing for anyone who saw any suspicious people or vehicles in the Glenkiln Reservoir area on these dates to contact them.
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Standing Figure was one of four Moore pieces in Glenkiln Sculpture Park
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The park in Scotland also has pieces by Auguste Rodin and Jacob Epstein
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The piece is among a number of works by the artist targeted by thieves

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama has invited congressional leaders from both parties to join him in a meeting to discuss what to do in the waning days of the current Congress, vowing Thursday that it will "not be just a photo-op." "I want us to talk substantively about how to move the American people's agenda forward," Obama said. The meeting is set for November 18, Obama said, following elections Tuesday in which his Democratic Party lost control of the House of Representatives and saw its Senate majority reduced. Current members of Congress keep their jobs until the end of the year in what's known as the "lame-duck" session.
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NEW: White House spokesman says he expects multiple meetings to occur
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Obama wants the Senate to approve an arms control treaty with Russia
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He'll meet leaders of the outgoing Congress in two weeks, he says
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The Bush tax cuts will be on the agenda

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Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- A member of the "Cuban Five" spy group renounced his United States citizenship at the U.S. diplomatic mission in Havana on Monday, removing the final obstacle to his permanent return to the island. Rene Gonzalez, a Cuban intelligence officer, was a member of a network of agents in South Florida that the Cuban government said was gathering intelligence to prevent terrorist attacks against Cuba; U.S. federal prosecutors called them a dangerous spy cell. The men were convicted in 2001, and ever since they have been the focus of a campaign by Cuban officials to free them.
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'Cuban Five' renounces U.S. citizenship as condition of staying in Cuba
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U.S. judge issued renunciation option for Rene Gonzalez on Friday
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Convicted spy would be lesser U.S. security risk in Cuba, judge writes
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Four others still serving sentences in U.S. prisons

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By Jack Doyle Senior Labour ministers are agitating against Ed Miliband in a game of ‘leadership Top Trumps’, the party’s policy chief has admitted. Jon Cruddas named Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls, Mr Balls’s wife and Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, and health spokesman Andy Burnham as among those positioning themselves to replace him. His comments are the most explicit admission to date by a senior party figure that senior Shadow Cabinet figures may attempt to remove Mr Miliband in a bid to improve the party’s prospects. Bid for power? Jon Cruddas named Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls, Mr Balls's wife and Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper (pictured together) as among those positioning themselves to replace Mr Miliband
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Jon Cruddas said Labour ministers may attempt to remove Mr Miliband
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Seen as a bid to improve party's prospects amid catastrophic poll ratings
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But Mr Cruddas hit out at those who suggested that others would be better
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Said problems won't be resolved by 'throwing someone else in front of train'

Question: In the card game @placeholder each card contains a list of numerical data, and the aim of the game is to compare these values to try to trump and win an opponent’s card.


Chelsea could have been awarded a penalty in the first half of their Premier League clash with Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday. There were two separate incidents in the area as Chris Smalling appeared to wrestle Branislav Ivanovic to the ground as Marcos Rojo similarly seemed to hold John Terry. Sportsmail's GRAHAM POLL gives his verdict of Phil Dowd's handling of the incident. Chris Smalling and Marcos Rojo both appear to headlock Branislav Ivanovic and John Terry Smalling appears to blatantly pull down Branislav Ivanovic in the penalty area at Old Trafford Ivanovic is holding onto Smalling after being dragged down in the area by the Manchester United defender
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Chris Smalling and Marcos Rojo appeared to headlock John Terry and Branislav Ivanovic
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Phil Dowd missed the incident in the first-half at Old Trafford
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Dowd let down his colleague Michael Oliver by ignoring the holds

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By Daily Mail Reporter Johnny Weir has opened up about his divorce from his husband - claiming his husband was often abusive towards him and relied on his money. In an ugly twist, the 29-year-old former skater shared details of his two-year marriage with Victor Voronov, a non-practising attorney, in an interview with Access Hollywood on Thursday. While he was all smiles and professionalism during his stint as a commentator in Sochi, behind the scenes, he struggling with a 'personal hell' of an emotionally and physically abusive partner, he said. He filed for divorce on February 12, while he was in Sochi.
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The former figure skater and Olympics commentator, 29, announced the break up with Victor Voronov on Twitter on Wednesday
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He has claimed that his husband was emotionally abusive and that they fought constantly during Weir's time in Sochi
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He added that Voronov did not work so he had to earn for both of them
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The couple, who married 2 years ago, were at the center of a recent domestic dispute case in which Voronov accused Weir of biting him
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TMZ have released a photo of the alleged attack
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Weir previously said there are 'constant fireworks' in the relationship

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Yachts fill the bay in front of sparkling new skyscrapers rising from the city beyond. Cross the street to the other side, and sandy beaches are lined with restaurants and nightclubs. Sunbathers lounge during the day, replaced in the evening by fine diners who think nothing of plopping down a couple hundred dollars for sushi or lobster. After a pre-disco nap, the beautiful people emerge and the music cranks up from midnight until the sun comes up again. It's not Miami or Rio, but the Ilha de Luanda, a tropical beach playground in the African country of Angola for the wealthy and increasing number of expatriates who work there.
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Luanda's beach front is filled with restaurants where diners think nothing of dropping a few hundred dollars on seafood
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Naquele Lugur is a white-walled patio restaurant with an unmatched view of the city
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Kookal imports its super-expensive seafood from Europe, despite proximity of Atlantic Ocean

Question: Because even though guests are gazing over the Atlantic, and Angola has some of the world's least-fished waters, the seafood here is flown in from @placeholder.


An Al Jazeera journalist who spent more than a year behind bars in Egypt on terror-related charges has been joyfully reunited with his family. Pictures emerged on Twitter of Baher Mohammed smiling happily with his wife, Jehan, and their three children. Mohammed's colleague tweeted a picture of them together with the message 'family reunion after 411 days', while another image of them was simply captioned 'finally!' Mohammed's wife had given birth to their third child, Haroon, without her husband by her side. Scroll down for video Pictures emerged on Twitter of Baher Mohammed smiling happily with his wife, Jehan, and their three children
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Pictures emerged  of Baher Mohammed reunited with his wife and children
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The Egyptian had been held for over a year on terror-related charges
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He was released  along with Al Jazeera colleague Mohamed Fahmy
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They are being represented by George Clooney's lawyer wife, Amal
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Egypt accused the journalists of belonging to a terrorist organization

Question: Thursday's decision indicated the court was moving ahead with a retrial of Fahmy and @placeholder, but several scenarios are possible.


Washington (CNN) -- The screen is black and white. A little girl, no taller than the weeds that surround her, stands in a field and picks petals from a delicate daisy. She quietly counts each one. Suddenly an ominous voice can be heard counting down from 10. She looks up as the camera zooms in on her face, all the way into her iris. And then the unthinkable happens: A mushroom cloud. Sunday marked the 50th anniversary of the famous "Daisy" ad run by Lyndon B. Johnson's 1964 presidential campaign. The aim of the one-minute spot, widely known as the first political attack ad, was to frame Republican Barry Goldwater as a warmonger.
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Lyndon B. Johnson's campaign aired the "Daisy" ad on September 7, 1964
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The controversial ad targeted his opponent, Republican Barry Goldwater
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Experts say the spot, considered the first political attack ad, changed politics
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Monique Luiz, the girl who starred in the ad, never saw the full thing until 2000

Question: And @placeholder fought back, protesting over what they considered a grossly misleading attack against Goldwater.


Panama City (CNN) -- His fate uncertain, Manuel Noriega is being returned Sunday to Panama, nearly 22 years after the former dictator was forcibly removed from office by U.S. forces. Now 77, Noriega is being extradited this weekend from France, which got Noriega in April 2010 after he spent two decades in an American prison. Panamanian officials want him to face justice in the case of the killing of Hugo Spadafora, a doctor and political opponent of Noriega. Noriega was convicted in absentia of being involved with the kidnapping and killing of Spadafora in 1985. After a stop in Spain, Noriega is expected to arrive late Sunday afternoon in Panama City.
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The former strongman is expected to arrive in Panama late Sunday afternoon
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Panamanian officials want him to face justice there
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The former dictator has been convicted of crimes in the United States and France

Question: Noriega inspires very big emotions, and @placeholder's life could very well be at risk in Panama," Henriquez said.


Distance runner Gilbert Tuhabonye survived the ethnic violence in his native Burundi in 1993 and rebuilt his life in the U.S. He now coaches in Austin, Texas and has been attempting to qualify for this year's Olympics. He'll be writing about his preparations and giving his views on athletics leading up to the Games. CNN -- May 20, 2008 Athletes and non-athletes alike often have the dream of going to the Olympic Games -- it's the ultimate experience in sports. He may have not finished the London Marathon, but Gilbert Tuhabonye has overcome greater setbacks. I am no exception and this year, I decided to go for it, but first I needed a qualifying time in the marathon. I decided that the Flora London Marathon was my best shot at getting a qualifying time that might land me a spot on the team of my country -- Burundi.
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Marathon runner Gilbert Tuhabonye writes for CNN.com leading up to the Olympics
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Training has been tough and there is still some way to go if he is to qualify
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Survived ethnic cleansing in Burundi to make a new life in the U.S.

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By Damien Gayle 'Hitchcock disguised as Molly': The director before he was famous, wearing a figure-hugging dress on the tennis court in Shoreham-by-Sea Scroll down for video It could have been the inspiration for Norman Bates. Or perhaps it's just a case of Hitchcock holiday japes. Whatever the story behind these remarkable pictures, they show the Psycho director in an entirely different light to the troubled genius whose legacy has been sullied by his reputation for cruelty. The previously unpublished album is believed to have belonged to director Graham Cutts, for whom the young Alfred Hitchcock worked as an assistant early in his film career.
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Incredible collection put up for sale by book dealer Christian White
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It shows Hitchcock as a young assistant director just beginning his career
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Candid pictures date from the early- to mid-1920s

Question: Cross-dressing killer @placeholder was later to become one of the director's most-famous characters in the 1960 movie Psycho, a film which has come to define Hitchcock's style of psychological horror.


By Emma Thomas PUBLISHED: 12:46 EST, 25 December 2013 | UPDATED: 14:52 EST, 25 December 2013 A pride of lions enjoyed their own Christmas dinner as they ripped apart a festive tree decorated with meat. Lioness Libby was most excited about the treat as she climbed the tree to find the best cuts of beef at Blair Drummond Safari Park in Stirling. African male Dudley sniffed around the tree while Libby and fellow lioness Makalu fought over the rest of the edible decorations. Dinner: Libby, the young African Lioness, thinks about climbing a meat decorated Christmas tree
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Staff at Blair Drummond Safari Park decorated the trees
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Lionesses fought over cuts of beef on the trees
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Meerkats were also treated to a tree with baubles of mealworms

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Created: 05:55 EST, 12 May 2014 Britain’s supermarket 'price war' has been revealed as a sham, with chains increasing the costs of thousands of products, despite promising lower prices. Asda and Tesco have spent millions publicising falling price tags for shoppers so far this year. But in a ten-week period since February 23, the two retail giants and Sainsbury’s reduced the price on 3,057 items, but increased it on 3,653, industry analysts have revealed. The supermarket giants reduced the price on 3,057 items but increased it on 3,653, industry analysts have revealed. Only Sainsbury's lowered a greater number of products
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Asda, Tesco and Sainsbury's reduced cost on 3,057 items
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But in a 10-week period since February 23, have increased prices on 3,653
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Sainsbury's have cut more prices - 965 items are down and 704 up
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Morrisons have cut more than double the number of prices increased
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An earlier version of this article included Morrisons among the supermarkets that have increased more prices than they cut in the recent ‘price war’. In fact, Morrisons has cut more than double the number than it increased before and after promotions. We are happy to clarify this.

Question: Sham: @placeholder, which uses the slogan 'prices down and staying down' has cut 1,012 price tags but hiked up 1,350 others


Just hours before the 2014 World Cup kicks off in Brazil, Sao Paulo has been once again been marred by demonstration against the money spent on the tournament. Police fired tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets to try and break up the mass demonstrations which centred around the Caaro metro station. Military helicopters flew around the city as police attempted to disperse the 100-strong crowd with rubber truncheons. VIDEO Scroll down to see tear gas used on the opening day of the World Cup in Sao Paulo Clash: A woman is pushed by riot policemen during a clash with demonstrators in Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Violent demonstrations affect Brazil's Sao Paulo hours before World Cup
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Police fired tear gas, stun grenades and rubber bullets at 100 protestors
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Military helicopters flew over the city as protestors blocked major highway
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Two CNN journalists were injured, one with a suspected broken arm
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Brazil face Croatia in the opener this evening at Arena de Sao Paulo
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ITV studio glass cracked by rocks thrown at window during match

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By Daily Mail Reporter The ‘golden triangle’ of Oxford, Cambridge and London is fast becoming Britain’s  last bastion of world-class education  and research. The latest Times Higher Education World University Rankings for 2013/14 show that overall the UK is holding its position, with 31 institutions in the top 200, more than any other country except the United States. But a number of institutions outside London and Oxbridge have dropped down the table, which is based on measures such as teaching, research and international outlook, which includes the number of overseas students and staff. Decline: Institutions in cities like Manchester, pictured, have seen standards in teaching and research drop
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Drop in league table represents a fall in teaching and research
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Britain has 31 institutions in the top 200, second only to the US
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Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial College London are all in the top 10

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:01 EST, 7 October 2012 | UPDATED: 13:58 EST, 8 October 2012 Eight people are dead and at least 105 are ill as from an outbreak of fungal meningitis sweeping America after tainted steroid injections. The eighth fatality was in Tennessee. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated the count on Monday. The list of nine states with reported cases stayed the same. Tennessee, Michigan, Virginia, Indiana, Florida, Maryland, Minnesota, North Carolina and Ohio previously reported cases. Health officials investigating the cause of the rare inflammatory disease discovered fungal contamination of a batch of spinal steroid injections, often used for pain, made by The New England Compounding Center and have advised health professionals against using any of its products.
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Two more deaths were reported on Saturday and another Monday bringing total to 8
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105 people have been sickened in nine states - Tennessee, Virginia, Maryland, Florida, North Carolina, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio
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Massachusetts company who made product has shut down operations and pulled ALL their products from shelves
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FDA previously told health professionals not to use any products distributed by New England Compounding Center

Question: An @placeholder warning letter admonished the company that it was 'distributing an unapproved drug in violation' of federal regulations.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- The parent company of Apple's biggest parts supplier, Taiwan-based Hon Hai Precision Industry, also known as Foxconn, had a 19.2% drop in revenue during the first quarter as iPhone orders slowed down faster than expected. Hon Hai reported first quarter 2013 revenue of nearly $27 billion, down from $33.4 billion during the same period last year, according to company reports. Hon Hai's share price fell 0.25% by mid-day trading Thursday. The company's share price has fallen nearly 9% year-to-date. Richard Lai, Editor-in-chief for Engadget China, says that increased competition in the smartphone market suggests an overreliance on Apple behind Foxconn woes.
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Foxconn reports 19.2% drop in revenue during the first quarter on slower iPhone orders
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Editor-in-chief for Engadet China says Foxconn may be too reliant on Apple
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Samsung toppled Apple as the world's largest smartphone maker in 2012
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Apple scheduled to report first quarter earnings on April 23

Question: "If you go along the streets now, a lot of people are holding a @placeholder device more than an Apple device.

Question: On the other hand, @placeholder has been offering better battery life and bigger screens."


Betting companies have been accused of encouraging young people and women to gamble by taking bets on the outcome of reality television shows. Major bookmakers such as Coral, Ladbrokes, William Hill and Paddy Power allow punters to place bets on shows such as The X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing. And, with the rise of online betting, people no longer need to travel to dedicated shops to place bets, being able to gamble on their phone or computer from the comfort of their own home. Bookmakers such as Coral (pictured) are offering odds on X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing results
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Bookmakers offering bets on who might win Strictly Come Dancing
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Critics warn this could rope younger generation into gambling culture
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Majority of audience for reality shows is young and female, research shows

Question: ‘Last month, for example, @placeholder received the highest score for any age related retailer for successfully keeping underage teens from their shops.