President Barack Obama's hope of any movement on immigration reform in Congress died Tuesday night when House Majority Leader Eric Cantor lost his Republican primary election. Canter will resign his leadership post as of July 31, sources said Wednesday. And with him out he way out, the GOP's future House leadership picture has been thrown into chaos. While political commentators and Democratic Party insiders have crowed that the populist right-wing tea party movement was on its last legs, the rumors of its death now appear to be greatly exaggerated. Not so, however, for the prospects of passing an immigration reform measure into law. Virginia voters dug a grave for the idea on Tuesday night and kicked Democrats into it.
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House GOP calls emergency meeting for 4pm Wednesday to plot future without Eric Cantor
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Cantor will resign his leadership position as Majority Leader in the House on July 31
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Immigration reform doomed Cantor, the second most powerful House Republican, along with a lack of attention to his district's voters
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Cantor lost in a 56-44 drubbing to Dave Brat, an economics professor who was so unknown that his Wikipedia entry was just two lines long
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The stunning upset has restored conservatives' hope in the tea party movement, which seemed on the wane
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It's unclear who will take Cantor's place as Republican leader in the House of Representatives; at least three contenders are already testing the waters
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John Boehner could also step down from his role as House speaker, a job that would have been Cantor's for the taking
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Cantor favored limited movement on immigration reform, including a proposal that awarded a path to citizenship in exchange for military service
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But Brat painted him as a full-blown 'amnesty' supporter, and anti-immigration conservatives see the race as a bellwether on the issue
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Sources say all hope is gone now for an immigration reform law this year, despite President Obama's prediction on Monday of a 50-50 chance

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A controlling boyfriend murdered his  girlfriend by stamping on her head after she refused to give him her Facebook password, a court has heard. Kane Boyce is accused of murdering  Paula Newman in 'a violent rage' at the home they shared in Croydon, south London, after allegedly becoming convinced the 20-year-old was cheating on him. The 34-year-old denies murder, claiming the woman died after falling out of his BMW during a late-night drive. Today the Old Bailey heard how Miss Newman was heard by neighbours 'shrieking' as the defendant shouted at her to hand over her social media passwords on November 13, 2013.
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Kane Boyce is accused of murdering Paula Newman in November 2013
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The 34-year-old was 'obsessed' with girlfriend's activity on social media
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Neighbours claim he demanded her passwords on night before her death
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The Old Bailey heard how Boyce stamped on the victim's head in his car
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Miss Newman, who had mild learning difficulties, died the following day
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Boyce from Bexley, south east London, denies murdering his girlfriend

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Question: ‘By the end of the summer, @placeholder was confiding in those close to her that they were serious problems in the relationship, they were arguing, she told those close to her that the defendant was controlling, abusive and possessive and she was unhappy.’


Cairo (CNN) -- Egyptian journalists Tawfiq Okasha and Islam Afifi will be tried for defaming and insulting President Mohamed Morsy, a spokesman said Monday. Okasha, who owns the al-Faraeen TV channel and is also a show host, faces the charge of defamation and is accused of "inciting to kill" the president, according to Adel Saeed, spokesman for the general prosecutor's office. Afifi, who is editor of the al-Dustour newspaper, was referred to the court for "spreading false information and rumors that threaten the security and stability of the nation" and for insulting Morsy, the spokesman said. Analysis: Is Morsy a step forward or back?
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Tawfiq Okasha owns the al-Faraeen TV channel and is a host
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Islam Afifi is editor of the al-Dustour newspaper
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Both men are prohibited from leaving Egypt while they are under investigation

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Athens, Greece (CNN) -- Greek politicians have been unable to form a new government in their economically embattled land late Friday, and the president might have to step in to breach the impasse. Socialist PASOK leader Evangelos Venizelos met with Antonis Samaras, head of the center-right New Democracy party, and Alexis Tsipras of the leftist Syriza party and failed to forge a deal, the parties reported. Venizelos was the third Greek politician since Sunday tasked with forming a new government. Samaras and Tsipras had tried and already failed to organize a government. Venizelos is to meet with President Karolos Papoulias and tell him he can't form a coalition, government officials said. Papoulias will call the party leaders and ask them to try and form a national unity government.
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NEW: Politicians in Greece hold unsuccessful talks to form a government
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NEW: Socialist PASOK leader to meet with Greek president
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A poll find leftist Syriza party growing in popularity
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New elections must be called if a new government isn't formed by Thursday

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By Alex Greig A Wisconsin man has allegedly attacked two people with a Samurai sword in the boarding house-style building where they all lived, partially scalping and killing one of them. Young Choi, 29, has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide in the attack that killed Dustin Vanderheyden, 27, and wounded David Gerard, 24. The attack happened outside an apartment above Yanger's Bar on North 4th Street in Watertown on Thursday around 5pm. Sword attack: Young Choi, 29, allegedly killed Dustin Vanderheyden, 27, and injured another man in a frenzied attack at the boarding house where they live Vanderheyden was stabbed multiple times and Gerard was injured in the incident, which ended in a stand-off between Watertown police and Choi, who finally surrendered after police brought in a negotiator.
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Young Choi, 29, was arrested and charged with first-degree homicide in the death if his neighbor
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Dustin Vanderheyden, 27, died of multiple stab wounds Thursday
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He was allegedly partially scalped and stabbed by Choi with a Samurai sword at the boarding house where they live
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In the days leading up to the attack, Choi had told Vanderheyden's wife that he was going to kill Vanderheyden so they could be together
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She told police that she had convinced him otherwise and didn't think he was a danger
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He had also been making statements about being God and told police to call him 'God'
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Another man was injured trying to stop Choi

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Question: There was hair and blood on the floors and walls, and Choi was repeatedly asking Vanderheyden, 'Who's @placeholder?'


Comedian Tracy Morgan, who was badly injured in a collision June 7, has been upgraded from critical to fair condition, his publicist said. "Happy to pass along that Tracy has been upgraded to fair condition, which is a great improvement," publicist Lewis Kay said. "His personality is certainly starting to come back as well." The actor-comedian was seriously injured after a Walmart truck slammed into a limo bus occupied by Morgan and four others on the New Jersey Turnpike. The collision killed comedian James McNair and injured the others. Morgan was hospitalized with broken ribs, a broken nose, a broken femur and a broken leg.
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Tracy Morgan seriously injured in a collision June 7
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He has been upgraded to fair condition
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A Walmart truck slammed into the limo bus he was riding in
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Comedian James McNair died in the crash

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(CNN) -- The world-famous Hubble Space Telescope is owned by the U.S. government and operated cooperatively by NASA and an institute under contract to NASA. Now that the government has shut down, the institute can still use existing resources to continue Hubble operations for as long as possible. Its staff has tried to ensure that -- to the extent possible -- the shutdown will not affect telescope operations. But events can overtake plans. If Hubble encounters a problem or a glitch, as happens occasionally, science operations will be suspended and the spacecraft will be locked into safe mode until government employees can issue spacecraft commands to restore operations.
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Government shutdown affects NASA, where employees are off the job
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Meg Urry: A two-week shutdown could waste $3 million to $8 million of taxpayer money
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She says loss to science is greater as critical astronomical work could be affected
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Urry: NASA scientists can't do their work and must make up for it when shutdown ends

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(CNN) -- Federal officials and residents across the country gave mixed reactions to U.S. District Judge Susan Bolton's preliminary injunction Wednesday against part of the controversial Arizona immigration law. The ruling at least temporarily blocks police from questioning people about their immigration status. Here are some of the opinions: Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer Brewer issued a statement Wednesday afternoon saying she's not ready to give up. "This fight is far from over," she said. "In fact, it is just the beginning, and at the end of what is certain to be a long legal struggle, Arizona will prevail in its right to protect our citizens. I am deeply grateful for the overwhelming support we have received from across our nation in our efforts to defend against the failures of the federal government.
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NEW: "The fight is far from over," says Brewer, predicting "a long legal struggle"
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Two border sheriffs denounce the ruling, calling it "de facto amnesty"
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ACLU: A state cannot be allowed to "violate core American values"
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Department of Justice: "We believe the court ruled correctly"

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An aluminum scrap first found twenty-three years ago is now believed to have likely been part of Amelia Earhart's plane. The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) thinks the Artifact 2-2-V-1 scrap, found on Nikumaroro, or Gardner Island, was used as a fill-in for a navigational window when Earhart stopped in Miami, Discovery News reported. Scroll down for video Scrap: This piece of aluminum was found on Gardner Island in 1991 and may be a piece of Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Electra plane Evidence: A photograph from The Miami Herald taken before Earhart went missing showed  where the aluminum piece had been installed
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An aluminum scrap  is now believed to have likely been part of Amelia Earhart's plane when she tried to circumnavigate the equator in 1937
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Researchers think the scrap was used as a fill-in for a navigational window when Earhart stopped in Miami
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They found the scrap's elements were a fit with the patch, and also fit with a Lockheed Electra undergoing restoration

Question: It has also been suggested through sonar imagery that the fuselage is also in the water near the coast - and another @placeholder trip to Nikumaroro is planned to take place in June of next year to see if more information can be discovered, the website said.


Fighting back: Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has accused Britain of stigmatising Poles who send child benefit home Poland's foreign minister has lambasted David Cameron for saying European migrants should be banned from sending their child benefits back home. Radoslaw Sikorski accused the Prime Minister of ‘stigmatising’ Poles by singling out the nation’s migrant workers in comments about his proposals to reform EU welfare rules. Mr Sikorski said: ‘If Britain gets our taxpayers, shouldn’t it also pay their benefits? Why should Polish taxpayers subsidise British taxpayers’ children?’ Mr Cameron had said it was ‘wrong’ child benefit is paid to support workers’ families who remain in their home countries.
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Cameron said it is wrong European workers in UK can send benefits home
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He singled out Poland where two thirds of all child benefit is sent back
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Deal would need to be struck with other EU countries or secure new treaty
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Polish foreign minister Radosław Sikorski tweeted: 'No need to stigmatise'

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(CNN) -- The two New Jersey men suspected of attempting to fly to Somalia to join a terrorist organization were denied bail at a court hearing on Thursday. Mohamed Mahmood Alessa, 20, of North Bergen, New Jersey, and Carlos Eduardo Almonte, 24, of Elmwood Park, New Jersey, are charged with one count each of conspiracy to kill, maim and murder persons outside of the United States, which carries a maximum sentence of life in prison. The men, who were taken into custody at John F. Kennedy International Airport on Saturday, intended to take separate flights to Egypt on their way to Somalia "to join designated foreign terrorist organization Al-Shabaab and wage violent jihad," according to federal prosecutors.
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Bail denied for two men accused of trying to join a terror group
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The two were arrested at an airport on June 5
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The FBI was investigating the two suspects since 2006

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New York (CNN) -- Federal investigators have joined local and state law enforcement in an effort to track down and prosecute Ann Pettway, who is suspected in the 1987 abduction of Carlina Renae White, according to a law enforcement source. A warrant was issued Friday in North Carolina for the arrest of Pettway, for violating her two-year probation sentence on attempted embezzlement charges, according to North Carolina Department of Corrections spokeswoman Pamela Walker. "As part of her probation she must seek permission to leave the state of North Carolina," Walker said. "At this time no such request has been made."
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NEW: North Carolina authorities have issued a warrant to arrest Ann Pettway
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Pettway is serving a two-year probation on attempted embezzlement charges
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If arrested, Pettway would be prosecuted at the federal level

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The smallest boat moored at the Hemingway Marina in Havana may hold the most intrigue. Hunkered down inside a blue, 25-foot sailboat named Salty are Josh Hakken and his wife, Sharyn, and their two boys, 2-year-old Chase and 4-year-old Cole. Theirs is no ordinary visit to the historic port, where they have eluded capture but where CNN found them Tuesday. The Hakkens have been on the lam after they allegedly snatched the two boys from their grandmother's home in Florida. The couple lost custody of their children last year. There is an international manhunt for this family, and here they are, blending in among the other boats.
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FIRST ON CNN: A man on a boat in Havana tells CNN he is Josh Hakken
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Cuba says it will turn the Hakkens back over to the United States
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Authorities believe Hakken abducted his two small sons last week
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The boys were taken from their parents by child welfare officials in Louisiana last year

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(CNN) -- Havana has a thriving cultural scene and is the setting for world-class ballet and film festivals. But it's also a city of music, sunshine and rum, and Havana knows how to throw a damn fine party. Here are some of the city's biggest and best annual events. Dancers parade along the Malecon for the Havana Carnival. May Day (May 1) Hundreds of thousands of cheering people march through Havana to celebrate International Workers' Day. This quintessentially Cuban event offers a fascinating insight into a country where politics is woven into every aspect of daily life. Marching Cubans carry placards past images of communist heroes like Marx and Lenin in Plaza de la Revolucion square. The fact that the whole occasion is carefully stage managed by party officials adds to its uniquely Cuban air.
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Hundreds of thousands march through Havana on International Workers' Day
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Crowds pack the Malecon seafront promenade for the Havana Carnival
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The International Ballet Festival attracts world-famous dance stars to the city
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Legendary jazz maestro Chucho Valdes brings jazz to the Cuban capital

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- Michael Jackson was "totally addicted to propofol," the surgical anesthetic the coroner ruled killed him, the pop star's dermatologist said in an interview with the In Session network. Dr. Arnold Klein said he personally tried several times to prevent other doctors from administering propofol to Jackson for sleep. "I knew this problem existed," Klein said in the interview Saturday. "I did my best to prevent it. Whenever I could, I prevented it, but I'm only one man and I have to support my own life and take care of myself." Klein disputed the argument by Dr. Conrad Murray's lawyers that he addicted Jackson to Demerol in the months before his death, saying he used only low doses of the painkiller while repairing Jackson's collapsed nose and jawline.
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Dermatologist says he intervened 3 times to prevent Jackson's getting propofol
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He did not testify in the trial of Jackson's physician, Dr. Conrad Murray
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Murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter in Jackson's death
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Jurors will resume deliberations at Murray's trial Monday morning

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Question: Klein described three instances in which he said he was involved as interventions to prevent Jackson from getting propofol, although @placeholder gave no indication of when the incidents occurred.


Somewhere on a film studio’s cutting room floor is a six-minute scene showcasing the hitherto unheard and unappreciated opera-singing talents of Dame Maggie Smith, Sir Tom Courtenay, Pauline Collins and Billy Connolly. Their rendering of a song from Verdi’s Rigoletto was to have been the climax of their new film, Quartet, but director Dustin Hoffman decided to scrap it — much to the relief of all concerned — because, as Connolly puts it: ‘Let’s face it, we weren’t very good.’ And Tom Courtenay adds: ‘The film is better without our singing. The irony is that all the extras in the film were real opera singers. Any of them could have sung perfectly well while we mimed. But Dustin wanted realism.’
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Dustin Hoffman on directing Dame Maggie Smith in new film Quartet

Question: She says @placeholder gave her free rein to interpret the role how she liked and she partly based it on her mother, who had dementia.


The stunning identical twins involved in an alleged stabbing row over a man were known as the 'Croatian Kardashians' and were jealous of one another's looks, friends have revealed. Sara Grkovic, 22, has been arrested and faces an attempted murder charge after she allegedly stabbed sister Dajana because she was believed to be envious of her relationship with a man they both liked. Police were called to their home on Saturday night after a violent row which ended when Sara plunged a kitchen knife into her twin sister leaving her critically injured and fighting for life. The pair would compete with one another to post the most attractive pictures to Facebook, and would even jealously compare their looks with the other, according to friends.
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Sara and Dajana Grkovic, both 22, lived together in Croatian city of Rijeka
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The twins were known to friends as 'the Croatian Kardashians'
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Pair were in competition to post most attractive pictures on Facebook
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Violent row erupted on Saturday night, believed to be over a man
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Sara 'plunged knife' into identical twin Dajana, leaving her critically injured
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Today, Sara was told she would remain in jail for another month at least
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She also claimed she was acting in 'self defence' after Dajana attacked her

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A French media firestorm has been circulating claims that Barack Obama and Beyonce are dangerously in love. It came as Francois Hollande, France’s head of state and a well-known love cheat, arrived in America on an official state visit without his now-ex partner, Valérie Trierweiler. Rumours of an affair between the American president and the superstar singer- both of whom are married- were first made on Europe 1 radio station this morning. Scroll down for video Go-to singer: President Obama is an open fan of Beyonce as well as her husband Jay Z and they have served as fundraisers for his presidential campaigns
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French photographer who discovered that President Francois Hollande was having an affair claims that President Obama is cheating as well
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Cited alleged 'distance' that has been 'apparent' between Barack and Michelle Obama recently
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The Obamas are open fans of Beyonce and her husband Jay Z

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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN) -- Representatives for leading social conservative groups in Iowa held a secret meeting Monday as part of an effort with one main goal: find and support a Republican presidential candidate who can stop Mitt Romney in Iowa. The idea: avoid splintering the conservative vote in the state by rallying around one GOP rival who could win Iowa's Jan. 3 caucus and then challenge Romney in New Hampshire and the other early voting states. Many social conservatives and other religious leaders in the state have openly labeled the former Massachusetts governor as a "flip-flopper," a criticism the campaign frequently beats back, while others have seen Romney's Mormon faith as an issue. And many of them have openly hoped for someone to emerge as a viable alternative to the former Massachusetts governor.
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Social conservatives in Iowa quietly meet to find alternative to Mitt Romney
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Many Republican religious leaders in the state call Romney a "flip-flopper"
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Romney campaign says candidate "is running a 50-state campaign"

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Three penalty appeals - which the referee does not feel are enough on their own to award a spot kick - should not add to a penalty kick but that’s what appeared to benefit Arjen Robben and Holland in Fortaleza. Ref Pedro Proenca is used to players exaggerating and simulating in his native Portugal. He even knows Robben from Champions League matches and he appeared to be prepared to wave aside theatrical falls during the game. The penalty which was given came from poor defending from the experienced Rafael Marquez, who from his days at Barcelona should know better than to put his leg in the way of a player like Robben.
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Referee Pedro Proenca should not have given Holland their late penalty
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Holland ran out 2-1 winners after Huntelaar converted the spot kick
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Arjen Robben's theatrical fall decided the game in favour of the Dutch
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Two clear penalties could have been given in the first half

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New York (CNN) -- The Korean War began 60 years ago on June 25, 1950, and it still hasn't ended. Fighting on the Korean Peninsula may have stopped with a cease-fire in July 1953, but North and South Korea have remained in a tense state of armed truce ever since, with open warfare just a hair-trigger away. The sinking of the South Korean navy vessel Cheonan on March 26 -- which an international investigation team concluded last week to be the result of a North Korean torpedo attack -- shows how volatile the situation remains between North and South. There is a real danger of the current war of words escalating into a shooting war, which would be a catastrophe for Korea and the surrounding region. But if all sides, including the United States, pull back from the brink, this tragedy may also present an opportunity to defuse tensions with North Korea and resume talks that have been on hold for the last two years.
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Charles Armstrong says new conflict between North and South shows tension unabated
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International probe shows North Korea sunk South's Navy ship, he says; South is furious
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North Korea denies role in sinking; China reluctant to weigh in on U.N. sanctions, he says
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Writer: Armed conflict threatens; but could be opportunity for new negotiations with North

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Austin, Texas (CNN) -- In the early days of the Internet, there was hope that the unprecedented tool for global communication would lead to thoughtful sharing and discussion on its most popular sites. A decade and a half later, the very idea is laughable, says Gawker Media founder Nick Denton. "It didn't happen," said Denton, whose properties include the blogs Gawker, Jezebel, Gizmodo, io9 and Lifehacker. "It's a promise that has so not happened that people don't even have that ambition anymore. "The idea of capturing the intelligence of the readership -- that's a joke." Denton was speaking at South by Southwest Interactive, the annual festival here devoted to Web and digital culture.
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Gawker chief: Idea of positive online comments has become a joke
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Nick Denton speaks at the South by Southwest Interactive festival
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He said the bigger a site is, the harder it is to curate comment sections
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One idea? Making certain stories only open to a few select commenters

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Editor's Note: Award-winning journalist and best-selling author Carl Bernstein, best known for his reporting work with Bob Woodward about the Watergate scandal, serves as a political analyst for CNN. Most recently, Bernstein wrote "A Woman in Charge: The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton," a detailed portrait of the junior senator from New York and former Democratic presidential candidate. Carl Bernstein says Republicans returned to old themes, including patriotism, to attack Democrats. (CNN) -- Democrats take note: the Republican convention was resolutely on-message Tuesday night, sounding old themes and buzzwords that have worked for the GOP in the past. It's those same themes that John McCain, who once rejected the approach, has now embraced as the only way to the White House. "The Angry Left," "Liberals," "The Media," -- the familiar litany of right-wing Republican demons -- rocked the house in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Tuesday's themes at GOP convention dealt with patriotism, "Putting Country First"
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President Bush attacked "The Angry Left" at convention
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Bernstein: McCain once rejected old GOP themes, now embraces them

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(CNN) -- She has eyelashes but no eyebrows. She has all her fingers but is missing four nails. Her skin is so taut now that she can no longer frown. But she can still smile. Her face tells a story of suffering. Her name, Shakira, tells a story of a new journey. Shakira means thankful. Last week, 4-year-old Shakira arrived in the United States for what her caretaker, Hashmat Effendi, hopes will be the start of the rest of her life. Shakira, discovered with severe burns in Pakistan, will undergo reconstructive surgery in January. She will never look fully normal, but Effendi hopes the surgery will make it easier for Shakira to grow older and help others see what Effendi has seen all along: an effervescent bundle of love.
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A doctor found the little girl in a trash bin in Pakistan's Swat Valley
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Her face and arms were severely burned
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Her caretaker named her Shakira, which means thankful
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Shakira arrived in Texas last week for reconstructive surgery

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By Nick Harris Sparks are virtually guaranteed to fly in an explosive Anglo-Scottish grudge match in the badminton mixed doubles semi-final on Saturday when England’s Chris Adcock, 25, and wife Gabby, 23, take on Scotland’s Robert Blair, 32, and Imogen Bankier, 26, against a backdrop of bitter past rivalry. Both of the men involved have previously played mixed doubles with each of the women they oppose on Saturday but Adcock and Bankier’s former alliance was a source of particular negativity in the run-up to the London Olympics. Adcock, 25, was romantically involved with then-girlfriend Gabby (nee White) at that time, but it was deemed Gabby was not good enough on the court to partner him at London 2012.
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England and Scotland clash in the semi-finals of mixed doubles on Saturday
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Chris and Gabby Adcock will face Imogen Bankier and Robert Blair
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Chris Adcock and Imogen Bankier were previously playing partners
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Bankier suffered insults when she appeared with Adcock at London 2012

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(EW.com) -- EW has confirmed that producers Mike Tollin ("Varsity Blues," "Coach Carter") and Glenn Rigberg ("Struck By Lightning") have obtained the rights to make a feature film biopic about Henry "Hank" Aaron, the baseball legend who broke Babe Ruth's decades-long career home-run record on April 8, 1974. This project has instantly become one of the hottest sports movie projects in Hollywood. Barry Levinson ("The Natural") is attached to direct, working with screenwriter Adam Mazer, who wrote Levinson's HBO biopic on Jack Kevorkian, "You Don't Know Jack," which Rigberg exec produced. Based on Howard Bryant's book "The Last Hero: The Life Story of Henry Aaron," the film will trace the two years from 1972 to 1974 during which Aaron chased, and bested, Babe Ruth's record -- an accomplishment that was met with both breathless media coverage as well as death threats.
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A biopic is being made about Henry "Hank" Aaron, the baseball legend
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Aaron broke Babe Ruth's decades-long career home-run record on April 8, 1974
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Aaron will consult on the film with producer Mike Tollin

Question: The hope is to go into production next year, and release in 2014, in time for both the 40th anniversary of @placeholder's record, and the man's 80th birthday.


John Villers-Farrow, 66, turned himself into police after allegations that he sexually abused two children Villers-Farrow is brother of actress Mia Farrow, who has 15 children, both adopted and biological Police asking anyone with information to come forward as there are fears for more victims By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 16:27 EST, 15 November 2012 | UPDATED: 16:27 EST, 15 November 2012 The brother of film scion Mia Farrow has been arrested and charged for the alleged sexual assault and abuse of two children over an eight-year period, it emerged today. John Charles Villers-Farrow, 66, was charged Wednesday with multiple offenses, including assault, child abuse, and sex offense after he turned himself into police.
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John Villers-Farrow, 66, turned himself into police after allegations that he sexually abused two children
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Villers-Farrow is brother of actress Mia Farrow, who has 15 children, both adopted and biological
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Police asking anyone with information to come forward as there are fears for more victims

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:53 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 17:34 EST, 31 October 2013 Lured to a Washington, DC neighborhood by police reports of a violent home invasion, a news team looking for information wound up getting pepper sprayed by a furious resident. Reporter for WUSA Bruce Johnson and photographer Danielle Gill went to a house in the city’s Southeast quadrant on Wednesday to cover a hostage situation and assault that reportedly occurred around 2am. As they spoke with neighbors, a woman watched them from a second floor window of the house in question. When she asked them to leave and they didn’t, she became livid.
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WUSA reporters in Washington, DC were attacked by a woman while investigating an earlier hostage situation and assault in the home
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While they questioned her neighbors, the woman asked reporter Bruce Johnson and photographer Danielle Gill to go away
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When they didn't, she launched her attack as their camera rolled

Question: @placeholder responded that they were on a public street and not her property, meaning she had no authority to make them go.


The blogger who was jailed and sentenced to 1,000 lashes for 'insulting Islam' was given new hope last night, when it emerged that Saudi Arabia's king would refer his case to the country's supreme court. The Saudi government has not made an official statement regarding Raif Badawi's freedom, but his wife says the king's intervention came before he received the first 50 lashes last Friday. In an interview with the BBC, Ensaf Haidar said: 'Now his case has been passed by the royal office to the Supreme Court, he hopes something will happen soon, perhaps next week.' She had accused the government of killing her husband week by week - as the second round of his punishment was postponed due to 'health reasons'.
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Raif Badawi was sentenced to 1,000 lashes for writing a human rights blog
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The dad-of-three is now being flogged 50 times each Friday for 20 weeks
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His wife says Saudi king referred his case to supreme court before first one
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Ensaf Haidar is now living as a refugee in Canada with their three children
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She fears the floggings may kill Raif, who she has not seen for four years
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Saudi Arabia has accused of 'utter brutality' and 'outrageous inhumanity'
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Question: Amnesty around the world is calling on governments to intervene on behalf of @placeholder, and the other victims of torture in Saudi Arabia.


(CNN) -- The attorney for former Liberian President Charles Taylor accused the former agent for supermodel Naomi Campbell of lying in her testimony at an international court Tuesday. Courtenay Griffiths said Carole White's account of Campbell receiving "blood diamonds" from Taylor's men was "a complete pack of lies." White has been testifying at the war crimes trial of Taylor, who prosecutors allege funded a brutal civil war in Sierra Leone using so-called blood diamonds, or those that have been mined in conflict zones and used to fund the fighting. White was with Campbell for a dinner hosted by Nelson Mandela in South Africa in 1997, which Taylor also attended.
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Charles Taylor's attorney accuses Naomi Campbell's former agent of lying
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Carole White disputed Campbell's testimony from last week
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She said Campbell knew that the diamonds given to her in 1997 were from Taylor
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Question: Campbell testified last week that she did not know the diamonds were from @placeholder.

Question: Prosecutors had rested their case against Taylor in February 2009 but reopened it to call @placeholder to testify after learning Taylor had given the supermodel a diamond.

Question: Griffiths said in court last week that White launched a lawsuit against @placeholder in October for breach of contract.


By John Hall and Ian Drury and Stephen Wright Created: 05:19 EST, 25 March 2014 A legal firm has taken £2.5 million in taxpayers money from a public inquiry into the deaths of Iraqi men - even though the investigation's key claim has now been abandoned due to a lack of evidence. Birmingham-based Public Interest Lawyers represented the relatives of more than 20 Iraqis who claimed the men were taken prisoner by British soldiers, and later mistreated and murdered. Despite the relatives withdrawing their claims last week, the Al-Sweady Public Inquiry confirmed that it has spent more than £22million of public money on the investigation - including handing £2.5million over to Public Interest Lawyers run by the 'committed socialist' solicitor Phil Shiner.
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Birmingham-based Public Interest Lawyers took millions from inquiry
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Money was spent bringing witnesses from Iraq to Britain for evidence
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Also built studio for other witnesses to provide evidence via video-link
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However Public Interest Lawyers claim they earned less than £70,000
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Relatives admit there is no evidence that Iraqi prisoners were murdered
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An earlier version of this story stated that the Al-Sweady Inquiry had collapsed. In fact, while the primary strand of the inquiry is no longer proceeding, other parts of the inquiry are proceeding as planned. We are happy to clarify this.

Question: evidence to suggest the insurgents were unlawfully killed in @placeholder custody.


She's renowned for her glowing complexion and flawless skin. So it's no wonder Kim Kardashian's tanner was brought in to bronze a collection of the world's most beautiful women at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show on Tuesday night. Renowned beautician Jimmy Coco worked on supermodels including Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio - who both sported a noticeably deep mahogany glow - plus Behati Prinsloo and Doutzen Kroes. Scroll down for video Brazilian beauties Adriana Lima (l) and Alessandra Ambrosio (r) looking super bronzed on the runway on Tuesday night Owner/founder Jimmy Snyder of Jimmy Coco: Mobile Tanning Pros (l) and Kim Kardashian looking bronzed on Monday (r)
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Jimmy uses  three coats of tanner on each model, taking approximately 25 minutes per layer, lasting for seven days
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Tan man says chance encounter with Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr in 2006 led him to his current role
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Alessandra and Adriana showed off their bronzed skin in dazzling $2million Dream Angels Fantasy Bras

Question: I waited in the hotel lobby and introduced myself to @placeholder as she walked by, and offered her a spray tan.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- China remained tight-lipped Thursday about its stance on NSA leaker Edward Snowden, who is believed to be holed up in a safe house somewhere in the semiautonomous territory of Hong Kong. Snowden provided fresh fuel Wednesday for the controversy he has sparked, telling a Hong Kong newspaper that U.S. intelligence agents have been hacking networks around the world for years, including hundreds of computers in China. In the interview with the South China Morning Post, he also said he plans to stay in Hong Kong to fight any attempt to force him to return to the United States because he has "faith in Hong Kong's rule of law." His comments come as the FBI is investigating his case.
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NEW: There are "no signs" Edward Snowden worked with others, U.S. official says
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The U.S. hacks computers in China, the NSA leaker tells a newspaper
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He revealed secret U.S. programs that collect data on phone and Internet activity
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"We have no information to offer," a Chinese official says

Question: U.S. officials have increasingly accused @placeholder of being the source of thousands of attacks on U.S. military and commercial networks.

Question: The documents also "point to hacking activity by the @placeholder against mainland targets," it reported.


Julie Bishop's loyalty to Prime Minister Tony Abbott is under question after she released a weak statement where she appeared to be keeping her options open. Despite Mr Abbott telling reporters he and Ms Bishop would 'stand together to defeat the motion', Sky News is reporting she would not stand on a joint ticket with the Prime Minister. In a fiery address, a clearly angered Mr Abbott said: 'We are not the Labor Party. We are not going to repeat the chaos and instability of the Labor years. 'I have spoken to deputy leader Julie Bishop and we will stand together to urge the party room to defeat this particular motion.'
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Julie Bishop's loyalty to Prime Minister Tony Abbott under question after weak statement of support
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Two Liberal backbenchers announced they would move a spill motion against Prime Minister Tony Abbott today
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Scott Morrison has ruled himself out of contention but Malcolm Turnbull has not issued a statement
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WA backbencher Luke Simpkins said the Knighthood issue was the straw that broke the camel's back
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'I think that we must bring this to a head, and test the support of the leadership in the party room'

Question: In his email to his @placeholder colleagues he wrote: 'The knighthood issue was for many the final proof of a disconnection with the people,' Simpkins wrote in the email.


By Erin Clements Six months pregnant Chelsea Clinton reportedly celebrated her impending due date with a lavish -albeit healthy - baby shower in Westchester last week. Hillary Clinton hosted the event at Crabtree's Kittle House, an upscale restaurant near the Clintons' estate in Chappaqua, New York, on July 13, according to the New York Daily News. Due to the 34-year-old expectant mom's wheat intolerance, the menu was said to be 99per cent gluten free - as was the cake at her 2010 wedding to Marc Mezvinsky. Scroll down for video Mother to be: Chelsea Clinton, seen here reporting for jury duty last week, celebrated her first pregnancy with a gluten-free baby shower
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Former President Bill Clinton made an appearance and 'worked the room'

Question: She told guests at the event: '@placeholder and I are very excited that we have our first child arriving later this year.'


SAN FERNANDO, Philippines (CNN) -- In skeletal form, they look like gargantuan honeycombs, rising 20 feet into the air. They are the largest incarnations of the Philippines' parol, an eye-dazzling electric Christmas lantern that symbolizes the Star of Bethlehem. In action they're truly a sight to behold. Each giant parol features a series of thousands of spinning lights synchronized by seven large steel drums -- the rotors. When the parol spins, the rotor hits a row of hairpins, electrifying the bulbs. Though smaller parols for household use have more latitude in covering, with choices like capiz shells and fiberglass, the giant lanterns usually stick to polyvinyl plastic.
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San Fernando dubbed "Christmas Capital of the Philippines" for its Giant Lantern Festival
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A giant parol -- Christmas lantern -- costs around US$11,300-15,820 to build
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Smaller, mass-produced 'parul sampernandus' can be found hanging outside homes all over the Philippines

Question: For @placeholder at home, the parol's electromagnetic message of triumph over adversity sparkles brightest.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:34 EST, 24 August 2013 | UPDATED: 08:52 EST, 25 August 2013 The mother-of-two who danced under the name 'Geordie Jordan' had nine bags of cocaine in her handbag when police raided her home A lap dancing club manageress who helped to supply customers with cocaine has been jailed for two years and six months. House madam Cheryl 'Dolce' Byron, 45 supplied undercover police officers with bags of cocaine at £45 or £50 each during visits to the club Red Velvet, which has since closed. According to the Northern Echo, two dancers also helped to 'sort' the officers, ‘Warren’ and ‘Paul’ with bags of the class A drug.
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Cheryl Byron was found to have 325mg amphetamines in her home
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Mother-of-two claimed she supplied the cocaine after taking a 'shine' to one of the officers
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45-year-old house madam danced under the name 'Geordie Jordan'
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Ms Byron admitted she was a cocaine addict and took the drug every night

Question: But her admissions were made on the basis she did not supply anyone other than the two undercover officers, and that was only because she 'took a shine' to ‘@placeholder’.


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- If you stared at empty seats around your Thanksgiving dinner table, Robert DeNiro's newest film could help. Parents who want their kids home for Christmas may do well by persuading them to see "Everybody's Fine," which opens next Friday in U.S. theaters. "I'm hoping it might catch the moment, and it might catch the Christmas spirit and the Thanksgiving spirit," director-writer Kirk Jones told CNN over coffee in Hollywood. The movie is targeted at people with parents, brothers, sisters or children, Jones said. "Pretty much everyone," Jones said. "It's about family." The story centers around a cross-country journey by DeNiro's character struggling to bring together his grown children for Christmas, several months after their mother's death.
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"Everybody's Fine" is targeted at "pretty much everyone," director Kirk Jones told CNN
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Story centers on a father's journey as he seeks to reunite his kids for the holidays
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Each stop reveals how his wife had sheltered him from bad news about his kids
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Jones, who also wrote the screenplay, traveled the U.S. for inspiration

Question: @placeholder reveals a sensitive, aging father who imagines that "everybody's fine" -- a solace for his lonely suffering.


By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 12:25 EST, 17 December 2012 | UPDATED: 14:23 EST, 17 December 2012 Innocent: Kenrick Wickham was mistaken for a crack cocaine dealer and murdered in West Dulwich, London, last year Three members of a gang who executed an innocent man after mistaking him for drug dealer were jailed for a total of at least 81 years today. Anthony McKenzie, 23, Samir Yusuf, 24, and Devana Palmer, 21, were all handed lengthy prison terms for the murder of Kenrick Wickham who was shot in the back of the head as he begged for mercy. Mr Wickham, 36, who was also shot twice in the neck, was bundled into a black Audi A3 after being mistaken for crack dealer O'Neill 'Power' Miller in June last year.
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Anthony McKenzie, Samir Yusuf and Devana Palmer were jailed for murder
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Kenrick Wickham was bundled into a car and shot as he begged for mercy
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Kurt McLean was also jailed for conspiracy to commit robbery
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Mr Wickham's West Dulwich, London, neighbours heard shouts of 'murder'

Question: @placeholder was handed a minimum sentence of 25 years, while Yusuf will serve at least 26 years in jail.


(CNN) -- An alleged gang member who was on the FBI's Top 10 List of most wanted fugitives and sought in connection with a 2000 attack on two Los Angeles, California, officers was captured in Mexico, authorities said Monday. Emigdio Preciado Jr., believed to be 39, was captured Friday in the hills Yagos, Mexico, according to the FBI. Emigdio Preciado Jr., who is believed to be 39, was captured Friday in the town of Santiago Escuintla in western central Mexico, north of coastal Puerto Vallarta, according to Mexican authorities. He had been living there, using the name Regalo Castaneda-Castaneda and working as a fisherman, the FBI said.
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Sought in connection with 2000 attack on two Los Angeles, California, officers
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Emigdio Preciado Jr., captured Friday in hills near Yagos, Mexico, FBI said
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Preciado's identifying tattoos had been surgically removed, said FBI
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Mexican police and FBI agents confirmed his identity through fingerprints

Question: Preciado was sought on a @placeholder parole violation at the time of the 2000 shooting, authorities said in the statement, and has an extensive criminal record.


By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 09:05 EST, 22 March 2012 | UPDATED: 05:38 EST, 23 March 2012 The company hosting the frozen data of millions of users of the file sharing site Megaupload have said their bill must be paid or be allowed to delete the data. Carpathia Hosting said it is using more than 1,100 servers to store the 25 million gigabytes of the website's data - it has been  inaccessible since the site was seized by the FBI. The company filed an emergency motion this week in a U.S. federal court in Virginia seeking protection from the expense of hosting the data of up to 66 million users.
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Carpathia Hosting wants to delete files saying it is costing them $9,000 a day to host the data
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It hosts data of up to 66 million users

Question: Justification: @placeholder says many of its users are legitimate and storing important files on the site


By Harriet Arkell and Sophie Jane Evans Families across the country flocked to parks, beaches and lakes today to make the most of the glorious Easter sunshine - with temperatures as high as 17C in the South of England. Hundreds of parents and children spent the school holidays at beaches across Britain, where they could be seen eating ice cream, sunbathing and playing in the sea. Others were spotted relaxing in the sunshine at Regent's Park in London - while some took to the water on pedalos and canoes in Birmingham and Derbyshire. Playing in the sun: Three children make the most of the glorious Easter sunshine by walking across stepping stones over water at the Cambridge Botanic Gardens
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Families across country flocked to parks, beaches and lakes today to make the most of glorious Easter sunshine
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But not everyone enjoyed relaxing, stress-free day after a live hand grenade exploded on packed beach in Dorset
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Easter egg hunts may have to be moved indoors as heavy rain is forecast for Easter Sunday, and it won't stop there
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Rain expected to continue into Easter Monday, and may go on into the following week, Met Office has warned

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A female veteran found a nasty note  left on her car criticizing her for parking in a spot reserved for veterans outside of a grocery store in North Carolina. Mary Claire Caine, who served in the Air Force and spent time stationed in Kuwait, found the note attached to the front passenger window of her SUV outside the Harris Teeter grocery store in Wilmington, North Carolina. The note, written in sharpie, read: ‘Maybe [you] can’t read the sign you parked in front of. This space is reserved for those who fought for AMERICA… not you. Thanks, Wounded Vet.’ As a veteran Caine could not believe what she had read.
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Mary Claire Caine served for four years in the Air Force but returned to her car to find a note criticizing her use of a veterans-only parking spot
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The note said 'This space is reserved for those who fought for AMERICA... not you' and was signed 'Wounded Vet'
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Caine speculates that the author assumed a woman with a prominent advert for her realtor business on her car was unlikely to be a veteran
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Having followed her father and two brothers into the military she wants to remind people that 'veterans come in all shapes and sizes'
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Caine says the author owes her and every other female service member  fighting now and who has fought in the past, an apology

Question: Caine then moved to @placeholder, earned a college degree, and became a realtor.


(CNN) -- No matter the years she has been away and the miles that separate her, Crystal Roles still calls Naoma, West Virginia, home. She left the mining town with her high school sweetheart, soon after they graduated and married in 1989. But every trip back home -- to the area the world has been watching for days -- is a reunion with a special world for the coal miner's daughter. "It's a breed of people, a group of people that are like nobody else," says Roles, 39. "The same people who are underground now, looking for the four missing, are kids I went to high school with."
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Mine disaster shines spotlight on community steeped in pride, hard work and danger
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Former miner a wreck: "When it comes to one of them getting hurt, we all hurt"
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Miners include teachers, ministers and police officers, defying stereotypes, miner says
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Country singer Kathy Mattea feels kinship with miners; her history inspired "Coal" album

Question: Rescue crews going underground, @placeholder says, may have had "to step over one of their neighbors, a deacon in their church or someone who recently sat on the front porch with them having a glass of tea."


They have been told to be positive at all times, but England had to dig deep before they could have the desired effect at Lord’s when faced with a combination of one of the greatest batsmen in history and a featherbed pitch. Even the best bowlers of all time may have struggled against Kumar Sangakkara on the third day of the first Test once he had decided that this was the day when he would finally make his first Test century at the home of cricket. Yet, when Moeen Ali, almost out of nowhere, forced an edge from a rare loose Sangakkara shot to end his latest high quality century and claim a notable first Test wicket, England suddenly looked capable of claiming a decisive advantage.
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Sangakarra scored 147, his first Test hundred at Lord's
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Moeen Ali had him caught behind by Matt Prior for maiden Test wicket
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James Anderson had opener Kaushal Silva caught behind early on
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Mahela Jayawardene hit 55, Angelo Mathews in 79 not out
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Liam Plunkett took his first Test wicket for seven years

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By Alasdair Glennie PUBLISHED: 20:23 EST, 29 December 2013 | UPDATED: 20:24 EST, 29 December 2013 The BBC handed one of its top executives a £200,000 golden goodbye – then rehired him two years later. Former Radio 1 boss Matthew Bannister – once nicknamed ‘the fat controller’ by DJ Chris Evans – is still on the corporation’s payroll more than a decade after he pocketed the huge severance sum. Details of his extraordinary payoff can be revealed by the Daily Mail as it emerged the BBC re-employed 233 staff it made redundant in the past decade, including another executive given £365,000 as he left.
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Former Radio 1 boss Matthew Bannister is still on corporation's payroll
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He received a £200,000 golden goodbye when he left the job in 2000
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But he was rehired by BBC two years later as Radio 5 Live presenter
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Broadcaster has re-employed 233 redundant staff in the past decade

Question: The pair later fell out spectacularly after he refused to let the DJ work a four-day week, prompting @placeholder to walk out.


(CNN) -- When Sunday Oliseh was a young boy kicking a football around the dusty streets of Lagos, he never dreamed he would one day carry the hopes of 170 million people on the world's biggest sporting stage. "As a child, the World Cup was something that was not for us but for others," says the man who became one of Nigeria's pioneering football exports. "It was something like a mirage for my nation until my generation came around." Indeed, football was not even considered a respectable profession in the Oliseh household. "For my parents growing up, football was taboo and you could understand them because way back then, in Africa, nobody made a living out of playing football," the 39-year-old tells CNN's Human to Hero series.
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Sunday Oliseh played for Nigeria at the 1994 and 1998 World Cups
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Former midfielder was the first Nigerian to play in Italy's Serie A
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Oliseh won an Olympic gold medal at the 1996 Atlanta Games
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He believes African nations must change their approach if they are ever to win a World Cup

Question: With a confident and enthusiastic attitude to life, much like his playing style, the position of nomadic footballing trailblazer suited @placeholder.


Washington (CNN) -- The fact that Chris Christie rolled to a second term in New Jersey and Terry McAuliffe won in Virginia wasn't a surprise. Public opinion polls have consistently shown both men in the lead. But the exit polls showed two very different paths to victory. Christie steamrolled hapless Democratic nominee Barbara Buono, 60% to 39% with 80% of the vote counted, crushing her in almost every key demographic. It was the biggest victory for a GOP gubernatorial candidate in New Jersey since Tom Kean was running in the 1980s. What Christie's victory means for 2016 McAuliffe's victory was much narrower than most of the polls indicated, 48% to 46% with 98% of the vote in. He didn't win every key group -- self-described independents broke for Republican nominee Ken Cuccinelli -- but he successfully stoked fears about Cuccinelli's strident brand of conservatism in an increasingly moderate battleground state.
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Christie crushed his Democratic opponent in almost every demographic category
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McAuliffe stoked fears about his Republican opponent's strident conservatism
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Bad news for Christie: Polls show he would lose presidential matchup against Hillary Clinton
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In Virginia, Cuccinelli was hurt by the same tea party alliance that won him the nomination

Question: @placeholder did very well for a Republican with core Democratic constituencies.

Question: Christie did very well for a @placeholder with core Democratic constituencies.


By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter The Air Force has fired nine mid-level nuclear commanders and will discipline dozens of junior officers at a nuclear missile base in Montana after an exam-cheating scandal that spanned two years. Air Force officials called the moves unprecedented in the history of the intercontinental ballistic missile force. None of the nine commanders fired from Malmstrom Air Force Base were directly involved in the cheating, but each was determined to have failed in his or her leadership responsibilities. Officials originally said the cheating happened in August or September last year. But investigators determined that it in fact spanned from as early as November 2011 until November 2013, according to a defense official who spoke on condition of anonymity in order to reveal details before James' announcement.
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The commanders were fired from Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana Thursday
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None were directly involved in the cheating but failed in their leadership roles, officials decided
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The cheating was originally thought to have happened in August or September last year, but in fact went from November 2011 until late 2013
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It involved unauthorized passing of answers to exams designed to test missile launch officers' proficiency in handling 'emergency war orders'
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The most senior person implicated was the commander of Malmstrom's 341st Missile Wing, Col. Robert Stanley, who has resign

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By Helen Pow PUBLISHED: 11:43 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 16:38 EST, 4 December 2013 Happier: Cile Precetaj, pictured, learned late Tuesday that her case is being reviewed and she can remain in her Detroit home pending the outcome An Albanian-born mother-of-three who on Monday was given 24 hours to leave the U.S. has been allowed to stay temporarily, after immigration officials said they would review her case. Cile Precetaj, 41, was told to report for deportation at Detroit Metro Airport at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday but defied the order, choosing instead to stay home and wait for U.S. Immigrations Customs and Enforcement agents to come to her.
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Cile Precetaj, 41, of Detroit, Michigan, learned late Tuesday that immigration officials are reviewing her case
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She had been ordered to report for deportation at Detroit Metro Airport at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday for a flight back to Albania
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She received a letter from authorities informing her of her deportation on Monday, a day before her scheduled flight
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In a desperate bid to buy time, she deliberately missed her flight, instead staying at home with her family around her
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Her husband has lived in the U.S. for 40 years and her three children, aged 11, 6 and 4, are U.S. citizens enrolled in the local school
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Question: testimony about fearing the prostitution trade and criminal activity in @placeholder lacked credibility.


A Fox News host has drawn the ire of the internet after speculating on air what could have caused the disappearance of AsiaAir Flight QZ8501. The flight from Surabaya, Indonesia to Singapore went missing early this morning over the Java Sea, shortly after the pilot asked for a change in altitude due to severe weather. Fox News co-host Anna Kooiman interviewed former FAA spokesperson Scott Brenner about the search for the missing flight Sunday morning, asking the airline industry insider whether foreign pilots were at a disadvantage since they were trained using the metric system. 'Even when we think about temperature, it's Fahrenheit or Celsius,' Kooiman said. 'It's kilometers or miles. You know, everything about their training could be similar, but different.'
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Anna Kooiman asked airline expert whether differences in Imperial and metric measuring systems cause problems for foreign pilots
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AsiaAir flight went missing this morning over the Java Sea shortly after pilot asked for change in altitude due to sever weather

Question: @placeholder pointed out that the bigger difference was foreign pilots' reliance on auto-pilot, which he says they are often required to switch over to after take-off.


Adam Johnson was thrilled to hand Sunderland supporters the perfect Christmas gift after firing the club to a fourth successive derby victory at Newcastle. The 27-year-old winger struck with seconds of normal time remaining at St James' Park to silence the home crowd and condemn the Magpies to a third consecutive home defeat by their arch-rivals. Johnson and his team-mates celebrated on the pitch in front of the travelling fans high in the stand at the Leazes End long after the final whistle as the bragging rights remained on Wearside. Adam Johnson proved Sunderland's matchwinner in Sunday's 1-0 Premier League win at Newcastle
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Sunderland won 1-0 away at bitter rivals Newcastle on Sunday
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Adam Johnson's late goal was their third successive win at St James' Park
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Black Cats host Hull in the Premier League on Boxing Day

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(CNN) -- One of the jurors who convicted Michael Dunn of attempted murder after he fired into an SUV during a fatal argument believes he should have been convicted of first-degree murder. "I believed he was guilty," Valerie said in an interview with ABC's "Nightline" early Wednesday. Also known as Juror No. 4, she asked that her full name not be given in order to protect her identity. A Florida jury on Saturday night convicted Dunn of three charges of attempted second-degree murder for shooting into an SUV full of teenagers after arguing about their loud music. He was also convicted of one count of shooting into the vehicle.
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Michael Dunn was convicted on three counts of attempted second-degree murder
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Mistrial declared on first-degree murder charge; prosecutors say they'll seek a new trial
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Dunn faces at least 60 years in prison, possibly 15 more for another charge
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"We all believed that there was another way out, another option," Juror No. 4 tells ABC

Question: But for @placeholder, it never should have happened at all.


Jack Wilshere missed Arsenal's pre-Monaco training session on Tuesday morning as he continues his recovery from an ankle injury. The England midfielder was absent from first-team training, but is understood to have worked in the gym. Manager Arsene Wenger, however, insisted that Wilshere has not suffered an setback from the injury that kept him out for four months. Chile forward Alexis Sanchez gets on the ball in training as Arsenal prepare to face Monaco on Wednesday Theo Walcott gestures during Arsenal's final session before returning to Champions League action Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (left) and Danny Welbeck are all smiles as they walk in to training
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Arsenal take on Monaco in the Champions League last-16
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First leg against the French side is at the Emirates on Wednesday night
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Gunners manager Arsene Wenger is taking on his former club
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Jack Wilshere will not play and did not train with the first-team
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Wenger insists Wilshere has not suffered a setback in his injury recovery

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By Ellie Zolfagharifard A procession of ferocious storms has been lining up across the Pacific Ocean, with three of the most deadly set to hit land. A spectacular satellite image this morning revealed an unsettled Earth with Typhoon Halong, Hurricane Genevieve, Hurricane Iselle, and Hurricane Julion simultaneously churning up the ocean. The image, taken at 00:00 UTC (1:00 BST), shows the storms far from land – but they have since travelled and are about to unleash their force on Hawaii and Japan. The Pacific Ocean hosts a quartet of tropical cyclones - from left to right - Typhoon Halong, Hurricane Genevieve (which kept travelling west to become Typhoon Genevieve), Hurricane Iselle, and Hurricane Julio
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Image taken this morning shows Typhoon Halong, Hurricane Genevieve, Hurricane Iselle, and Hurricane Julio
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Iselle, with winds of 80 mph (128 kph), is set to hit Hawaii which is poised to take its first direct hit in 22 years
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Japan is also bracing itself for high waves and heavy rain this weekend, where Halong is forecast to make landfall
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'I can't remember the last time when there were four storms of such intensity travelling the Pacific Ocean at the same time,' Julian Heming, a tropical prediction scientist told MailOnline

Question: 'Ocean temperatures in the @placeholder are a little bit above average and that has helped storms to strengthen the storms a bit more,' he added.


Many rich motorists want to own a supercar simply as a status symbol - and few will ever get the chance to use one to its full potential. But a Bugatti Veyron driver has achieved seven runs at astonishing speeds of up to 225mph on Arizona’s Interstate 8 public highway. An amazing video shows the $1.7million vehicle - named ‘car of the decade’ by BBC’s Top Gear in 2010 - driven into the U.S. from Mexico. Scroll down for video Supercar: A Bugatti Veyron driver has achieved seven runs at astonishing speeds of up to 225mph on Arizona's Interstate 8 public highway
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Bugatti Veyron driven at 225mph on Arizona's I-8
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$1.7m vehicle named 'car of the decade' by Top Gear
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It can do 0-60mph in 2.5 seconds; top speed 253mph

Question: And because of its impressive fuel efficiency the car could be driven down to the @placeholder border and back into southern Arizona without refuelling.


(CNN)  -- Dylan Ryan and Danny Wylde knew each other online -- she's read his blog, he's seen her tweets -- before they met in person in Los Angeles a few weeks ago. A bit awkward, they made small talk, spending an hour or so getting to know each other. "When I'm with someone new, my primary bit of nervousness is I have no idea if they'll like me, or be attracted to me, or be interested in me," Ryan says. "It's sort of akin to a first date situation." But this wasn't a first date -- it was strictly business. After chatting, Ryan and Wylde got to work, which in their case meant having sex. Ryan and Wylde (their stage names) are adult performers.
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Porn stars often get tested for STDs at least once a month
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What European city has fallen under the rule of the Polish Empire, the Hapsburgs, the Soviets and the Nazis? Here's a clue: It's lined with cobbled roads and features some of the world's most eclectic examples of historic architecture -- from renaissance to baroque to art deco. Answer: Lviv, Ukraine's official capital of culture. Never heard of it? You're not alone. With its independent coffee houses and traditional chocolatiers, Lviv looks, smells, and tastes like the best of Europe. Indeed, its Western flavor has earned it the moniker "Little Paris of Ukraine." And yet, compared to other prized European cities, relatively few people travel here.
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Since Euro 2012, little-known Ukrainian "capital of culture" Lviv put back on map
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City boasts architecture from renaissance and baroque eras, built during wealthy past
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After 50 years of Soviet rule, Lviv fell into relative obscurity, but strong education system reviving fortunes

Question: Just last month, the floodgates opened even wider, when Lviv became a host city for the @placeholder football championships.


By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 11:10 EST, 29 November 2013 | UPDATED: 15:44 EST, 29 November 2013 Dark side: Chris Patten blamed the 'dark side of globalisation' for the problem of immigration Lord Patten has weighed in to the immigration debate by suggesting that British politicians are now unable to cope with the country’s ‘porous borders’. The Chairman of the BBC Trust and former Conservative minister blamed the ‘dark side of globalisation’ for the problem. Chris Patten also suggested that elected representatives were increasingly reluctant to tell people the truth about such vexed issues. His words – delivered to an international audience at the British Embassy in Paris – comes at a time when Britain is preparing to deal with an influx of immigrants from Romania and Bulgaria.
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The former Tory minister blamed the ‘dark side of globalisation’ for issues
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He suggested politicians were increasingly reluctant to tell people the truth
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He was speaking to international audience at the British Embassy in Paris
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He said that Brussels' main problem on issues was lack of accountability

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Just two months after the launch of its new £1 make-up range, Poundland has had to fly in extra stock to keep up with the phenomenal demand. It’s had great reviews from shoppers, but I find budget ranges sometimes don’t work well for mature skins, failing to cover up signs of ageing. So identical twins Linda Hall and Pauline Day, 64, volunteered to try the Poundland products to see if they could tackle baggy eyes, thin eyebrows and freckles. Scroll down for video Spot the difference: 64-year-old twins Pauline (left) and Linda (right) after their makeovers Celebrity make-up artist Lina Cameron applied the same look to both women. She used Poundland make-up worth £10 on Pauline, and designer brands worth a staggering £400.50 on Linda.
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After launching its £1 make-up range, Poundland had to fly in extra stock
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It’s had great reviews from shoppers
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Twins Linda Hall and Pauline Day, 64, tried the Poundland products
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Could the range tackle baggy eyes, thin eyebrows and freckles?
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Make-up artist Lina Cameron spent £400 on one look and £10 on the other
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Can you tell the difference?

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San Diego (CNN) -- For many children fighting cancer, it can be extremely tough to make it to their chemotherapy appointments. Two-year-old Sisi Johnson has neuroblastoma and must travel as much as six times a week to Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego. But her mother doesn't have a car, and Sisi's compromised immune system means public transportation is off-limits. That's where Richard Nares comes in. Nares, who lost his son, Emilio, to cancer in 2000, started a program called "Ride With Emilio" to provide transportation for low-income families and their children battling cancer. "No child should miss their cancer treatment due to lack of transportation," Nares says.
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Richard Nares organizes free rides to the hospital for poor children with cancer
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Many children and their families find it difficult to get reliable, affordable transportation
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Nares lost his own son, Emilio, to leukemia in 2000: "It's like he's still with me"

Question: He says his work not only saves children's lives, but it keeps @placeholder's memory alive as well.


This is the 10,000-room hotel that has never had a guest. Situated on the island of Rügen in Germany, the Prora beach resort was built by Adolf Hitler between 1936 and 1939 as a striking show of Third Reich architecture. Yet the project was halted, with eight separate buildings having been erected, when the Nazi leader decided to focus on building more planes and war infrastructure. Scroll down for video The monumental seaside resort of Prora in Rügen was built by the Nazis between 1936 and 1939 Hitler pulled the plug when the job was half done as he decided it was more important to pump resources into the war effort
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Prora was supposed to showcase the best of Third Reich architecture
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Yet Hitler pulled the plug on the project before it was finished to focus on the war effort
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After the war the Soviets planned to blow the site up - but didn't have enough dynamite
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Plans afoot to build a 300-room hotel, with other spaces being sold as flats
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German resort was Hitler's idea of a 'Baltic Butlins' - a space for family fun and entertainment

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(CNN) -- As it slowly became clear that quarterback Peyton Manning would not be healthy enough to play for the Indianapolis Colts this season, his teammates embraced the following rallying cry: "We're not just a one-man team,'' they would say defensively. "We've still got Pro Bowl players here. We can still win games.'' Most of us bought in. Why wouldn't we? There was a culture of winning -- a Super Bowl title, another Super Bowl appearance, 12-win seasons as a matter of habit -- and lots of players remaining who were an integral part of establishing that culture. Look at the remaining roster: Top receiver Reggie Wayne and tight end Dallas Clark. Defensive ends Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis. Top-tier center Jeff Saturday.
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The Colts have gone winless without injured starting quarterback Peyton Manning
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Manning has led the team to unprecedented success and a Super Bowl championship
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Colts will be in position to draft Andrew Luck if they finish with the NFL's worst record
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Colts might end up with a decision to make between Manning and Luck

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The San Antonio Spurs and the Miami Heat will meet again in the NBA Finals, just a year after battling over seven games in one of the most thrilling Finals in years. Miami took that one 4-3 to win their second successive Larry O'Brien trophy, but this year the Spurs enter as slight favourites. Sportsmail's team of NBA experts make their predictions. Threepeat: LeBron James and the Miami Heat are looking for a third successive title Veteran: Tim Duncan, 38, is looking for the fifth title of his Hall of Fame career June 5: Game one (BT Sport 1, 2am)
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San Antonio Spurs face the Miami Heat in a replay of last year's Finals
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The Heat won a thrilling 2013 series 4-3
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Spurs enter this series as very slight favourites
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LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh hoping to threepeat
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Tim Duncan, Tony Parker and Manu Ginobili looking for their fifth title

Question: But, when @placeholder is in a lull and the rotations are in full swing, I expect the Spurs’ depth to be too much for the Heat.


Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's unveiling as the new manager of Burton Albion was delayed on Thursday after goalkeeper Dean Lyness suffered a suspected broken leg in the Dutchman's first training session. The 42-year-old former Chelsea striker was half an hour late meeting the media at the Pirelli Stadium due to what he described as 'freak accident'. 'It was unfortunate, a collision with him and another player,' said Hasselbaink. 'Training went really well but that was a really negative incident. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink holds aloft the Burton Albion scarf during his unveiling as manager Hasselbaink watches from the touchline as Royal Antwerp boss in September 2013
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Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink has become the Burton Albion manager
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The 42-year-old left Belgian side Royal Antwerp at the end of last season
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It is the Dutch legend's first managerial job in England
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Hasselbaink becomes only the third black manager in the Football League along with Huddersfield's Chris Powell and Carlisle United boss Keith Curle

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New York (CNN) -- Steve White knows firsthand just how difficult coming home from war can be. A 1st Cavalry Platoon leader and acting company commander in Vietnam, White experienced the struggles of war and the challenges of readjusting to civilian life. Now the executive director of Veterans Across America, White is working to help the new generation of veterans, mostly from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, find jobs. "This group [of veterans] is extremely well-trained. It's just that they're coming home to a terrible economy, there are very few jobs for them, and they're just being dumped out on the street. We're doing our best to change that," says White, 67, who is anticipating increased work as a large-scale drawdown begins.
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Steve White, 67, is executive director of the nonprofit group Veterans Across America
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VAA's Champion Mentor Program helps Iraq, Afghanistan vets through job maze
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The nonprofit organization has already helped more than 7,000 returning troops find jobs
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VAA founder: Government programs have "no real network" for troops coming home

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Jerusalem (CNN) -- There's a new distinction in the strife between Israel and Gaza-based armed groups -- Israel's portable anti-rocket system called the Iron Dome. With the ability to effectively take down mid-range rockets targeted at Israeli cities, and with a success rate of over 90%, the system is helping Israel offset the most widespread threat to its citizens in recent years, according to Israeli officials. Thirty-seven rockets fired out of Gaza towards Israeli cities have been intercepted since Friday, a spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces said Sunday. "I must point out that the Iron Dome system has proven itself very well and we will, of course, see to its expansion in the months and years ahead. We will do everything in our power to expand the deployment of this system," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday at his cabinet meeting.
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The Iron Dome system targets incoming rockets and fires missiles to intercept
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Its success rate is over 90%, officials say
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IDF: Since Friday, the system has stopped 37 rockets fired out of Gaza toward Israeli cities
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But the U.S.-sponsored system is costing tens of millions of dollars

Question: "This system is part of a wider multi-layer interception system, which not only protects our citizens but also allows freedom of activity for the @placeholder and political leadership.


(CNN) -- Peru and Yale University have reached an agreement that will return a massive collection of pre-Columbian Inca artifacts to the South American country -- a settlement that could end a lengthy dispute over relics excavated nearly a century ago. A high-level university representative pledged in a 90-minute meeting Friday to return the artifacts excavated from the ancient Inca ruins of Machu Picchu, Peruvian President Alan Garcia said. "The Peruvian government is grateful for this decision and recognizes that Yale University conserved these parts and pieces that otherwise would have been dispersed in private collections throughout the world, and perhaps would have disappeared," Garcia said in a statement.
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A university representative pledges to return the ancient Incan pieces
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Peruvian president says the government is grateful
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They will be turned over to a Peruvian university, the president says
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Peruvian officials have demanded their return for years

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Seen side by side for the first time, this pair of pets look like they could be mother and daughter. While there is 12 years between them, however, these two dachshunds have identical genes – and are Britain's first cloned dogs. Scientists took a skin sample from the older dog, Winnie, to help manufacture a genetically identical embryo. The result, Mini-Winnie, was born in March and was flown to Britain on Saturday after being cared for by experts in South Korea for five months. Two of a kind: Britain's first clone dog 'minnie winnie' with her 12-year-old genetic mother 'Winnie'
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Scientists took a skin sample from the older dog, Winnie
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Then they manufactured a genetically identical embryo
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The result, Mini-Winnie, was born in March in South Korea
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She was flown to Britain  after being cared for  for five months
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Owner Rebecca Smith, 29, won a competition to have it done

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A federal investigator said he's never seen a train climb an escalator like the one that jumped the tracks at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport early Monday. The crash of the Chicago Transit Authority Blue Line train injured 32 people, although none seriously, according to Chicago Fire officials. The eight-car train failed to stop at the end of the line when it arrived at the airport station at 2:52 a.m., a Chicago Fire official said. The lead car appeared to have climbed an escalator adjacent to the passenger platform. "I've investigated many accidents and trains do different things," National Transportation Safety Board investigator Tim DePaepe told reporters. "It's all about kinetic force. I have not seen an accident like this personally."
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There are "indications" the train's driver dozed off, union official says
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Almost all of the 32 people hurt have been released from hospitals, official says
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Video from the train and station wil be examined by investigators
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Blue Line train passes end of line, moves up escalator

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Massachusetts lawmakers Thursday passed a bill banning "upskirting" in response to a ruling by the state's highest court that said a law aimed at criminalizing voyeurism did not apply to the snapping of secret photos up a woman's skirt. The bill now goes to Gov. Deval Patrick, who has publicly committed to signing it, his office said Thursday. The bill would make photographing or recording video under a person's clothing illegal, according to a statement from the office of Senate President Therese Murray. The act would be made a misdemeanor. "The House took action today to bring Massachusetts laws up-to-date with technology and the predatory practice of 'upskirting.' We must make sure that the law protects women from these kind of frightening and degrading acts," House Speaker Robert A. DeLeo said in a statement.
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Massachusetts governor to sign ban on "upskirting"
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Law comes in response to high court ruling saying "upskirting" photos are legal
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Michael Robertson was arrested after police used a female officer as a decoy

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By Chris Pleasance PUBLISHED: 07:55 EST, 18 January 2014 | UPDATED: 14:17 EST, 18 January 2014 Two British backpackers had an amazing escape when a 50ft tree came crashing down on an Australian campsite - landing where their tent had just been. Robert Costley and Peter Ashford, both, 25, pitched their tent under giant eucalyptus tree for nine days, but moved to a shadier spot to escape the searing 40C (104F) heat. Just two hours later the pair said they heard a 'boom' at their campsite in the isolated town of Shepparton, in rural Victoria, as they slept on Wednesday morning.
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Robert Costley and Peter Ashford, from Wales, are travelling in Australia
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The pair had been camping under a 50ft tree for nine days
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They decided to move their tent to a shadier spot because of the heat
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Just minutes later, while they slept, the eucalyptus came crashing down

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Washington (CNN) -- The wedding photo shows the happy couple poised to kiss, ready to begin an adventure that has now taken them to the U.S. Supreme Court. For Karane and Jamelle Thomas-Williams, this is a fight for recognition by the federal government of their legal same-sex union, part of a landmark constitutional appeal over same-sex marriage and "equal protection." Their love has united them, but the larger social issue has split the country for more than four decades. The Washington, D.C., couple legally married last October, but not in the eyes of some of their employers or elected leaders.
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D.C. couple seek federal recognition of their legal same-sex union
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Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on same-sex marriage
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President's support for gay marriage puts Congress in position of defending DOMA
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DOMA defender says law is "important because Congress said it's important"

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Former fan favourite Luis Garcia has backed under-fire Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard to bring the good times back to Anfield, while warning the Kop faithful that Rafael Benitez is not the answer. It has been more than seven years since the diminutive Spaniard bid an emotional farewell to his adoring Liverpool fans to rejoin Atletico Madrid. It was a successful three-year stint on Merseyside for the La Masia graduate, with Champions League glory in dramatic circumstances on that memorable night in Istanbul in 2005 being the pinnacle. Luis Garcia (right) played alongside Steven Gerrard for three seasons in the red of Liverpool
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Luis Garcia spent three seasons on Merseyside
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The Spanish forward signed from Barcelona in 2004
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Garcia was part of the victorious 2005 Champions League outfit
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Garcia came out of retirement to play in India’s inaugural Super League
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The former Reds player now features for Atletico de Kolkata
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Garcia insists infamous 'ghost goal' against Chelsea was good

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By Martin Robinson and Larisa Brown Rape victims were left traumatised after their attackers sent them threatening letters from their prison cells. Nicola Richardson and Jemma Myhill received ‘hostile’ letters written by their rapists while they were in prison. Last night the women, who have waived their right to anonymity, said they had been failed by a flawed victim protection system which should have kept them safe. Miss Myhill, now 19, was raped and sexually abused by her 44-year-old uncle Darren Myhill between the ages of eight and 16. Her attacker was jailed in March 2013 after admitting 22 charges of rape, indecency with a child, indecent assault and incitement against five children.
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Nicola Richardson and Jemma Myhill both had letters from their attackers
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Hand written notes were sent to their homes from attackers' prison cells
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Miss Myhill, 19, sexually abused by her uncle between the age of 8 and 16
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Yet Darren Myhill was able to send letters, some threatening, to her
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Nicola Richardson, 34, was raped and beaten by her police officer husband
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Wayne Scott pestered her from prison, and sent one 'hostile' letter

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(CNN) -- Life is never dull at Neuchatel Xamax, at least not since Bulat Chagaev took over the reins of the Swiss football club in May. In just seven months since the Chechen businessman bought previous owner Sylvio Bernasconi's majority stake, sacking has followed sacking, rumors have run rife, and controversy has never been far around the corner as a series of bizarre incidents has moved the team off the back pages and into the forefront of Swiss newspapers. Chagaev has, remarkably, fired four coaches, removed every local sponsor involved with the club from the previous season and dismissed his entire administrative staff, resulting in Xamax being unable to print any tickets for the opening match of the 2011-12 Swiss Super League campaign.
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Chechen-born Bulat Chagaev is the controversial owner of Neuchatel Xamax
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Chagaev has already sacked four coaches since taking over Swiss club in May
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The club are in trouble with Swiss league for failing to supply information about their finances
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Chagaev is also being investigated regarding a forged Bank of America document

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(CNN) -- Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch expects News Corporation-owned newspaper Web sites to start charging users for access within a year in a move which analysts say could radically shake-up the culture of freely available content. Murdoch said the existing Internet business model was "malfunctioning." Speaking on a conference call as News Corporation announced a 47 percent slide in quarterly profits to $755 million, Murdoch said the current free access business model favored by most content providers was flawed. "We are now in the midst of an epochal debate over the value of content and it is clear to many newspapers that the current model is malfunctioning," the News Corp. Chairman and CEO said.
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Rupert Murdoch says News Corp. Web sites will charge for content within year
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Murdoch's newspapers include New York Post, UK's Sun, Times
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Wall Street Journal proves users can be charged for content, Murdoch says
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Murdoch: "The current days of the Internet will soon be over"

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By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 11:27 EST, 24 February 2014 | UPDATED: 14:22 EST, 24 February 2014 Russia has poured scorn on Ukraine's new leaders, questioning their authority and saying they came to power as a result of an 'armed mutiny'. It came after Ukraine's newly-appointed interim interior minister said an arrest warrant had been issued for ousted President Viktor Yanukovych. The fugitive leader, who was voted out of power by Ukraine's parliament on Saturday, was last seen in the Crimean port city of Sevastopol and is rumoured to be taken under Russian protection. Scroll down for video
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PM Dmitry Medvedev warned there's 'no-one to communicate with' in Kiev
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He said events in Ukraine are 'essentially the result of an armed mutiny'
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Russia, angered at the loss of an ally, has already recalled ambassador
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Now it is claimed Russia is harbouring Ukraine's ousted president

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Click here to see the full list of votes. Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo was nowhere to be seen in Roy Hodgson's three votes for the award as the England boss instead picked Barcelona midfielder Javier Mascherano for the gong. There was no place either for Lionel Messi as Hodgson selected Germany's World Cup-winning captain Philipp Lahm as his second choice and voted goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, one of the favourites for the award, third. Hodgson brifefly managed Mascherano after becoming Liverpool boss in July 2010 before the midfielder departed Anfield for Barcelona two months later. Cristiano Ronaldo was crowned with the 2014 Ballon d'Or award but failed to get Roy Hodgson's vote
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Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi decided against voting for each other
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The Portugal international instead picked three Real Madrid team-mates
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Messi selected Argentina team-mate Angel di Maria for the award
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England boss Roy Hodgson selected  Javier Mascherano for the top gong
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Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney failed to pick up a nomination

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By Huge Duncan Economics Correspondent and James Salmon Follow @@JamesSalmon79 Mark Carney’s move from Canada to  London cost the Bank of England nearly £200,000 – making him Britain’s first  £1million Governor. The cost of relocating the former Goldman Sachs banker and his family – including flights, temporary accommodation, and shipping costs – was £102,816. The Bank also forked out £95,846 in tax related to the cost of the move, taking the total to £198,662, according to the central bank’s annual report published yesterday. Superstar: The Bank of England has spent £1 million employing its new governor Mark Carney, according to figures released days after he attacked the City for giving extortionate bonuses to 'superstars'
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48-year-old paid £480,000 plus £250,000 housing allowance and pension
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Bank's annual report reveals £200,000 spent on transporting Canadian
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Brings total spent on Carney to £1m - £500,000 more than Lord King
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Figures emerge after governor blasted rewards for 'superstars' in the City

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