(CNN) -- DNA tests confirm that Ariel Castro is the father of a 6-year-old girl born to one of the three women he is accused of keeping in captivity for more than a decade, the Ohio attorney general's office said Friday. Castro's DNA did not match that from any other open Ohio cases, according to Dan Tierney, a spokesman for the attorney general's office. National results are pending through the FBI, he said. Amanda Berry's 6-year-old daughter was among those rescued Monday when Berry escaped from the home where police say she had been held since Castro allegedly lured her into his car on April 21, 2003.
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DNA tests confirm that the alleged captor is the father of 6-year-old, official says
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Castro is on suicide prevention in a 9-by-9 foot jail cell, spokesman says

Question: Meanwhile, questions continue to surround Knight, whose disappearance generated far less publicity and attention than did those of @placeholder and DeJesus.

Question: @placeholder and DeJesus were released days ago and are now staying with relatives.


(CNN) -- Miley Cyrus. Robin Thicke. Blake Shelton. New Year's Eve 2013 on TV looked a lot like the year itself. Celebs were all over TV ringing in 2014 with performances. It wasn't a "Wrecking Ball," but Cyrus sang before the ball dropped on "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest " on ABC. Clad in a gold sequined outfit and a furry coat, Cyrus joked that "This is the most clothes I've been in in 2013." She was joined on the show with Thicke, who also performed, as well as several other musical acts including Icona Pop and Macklemore and Ryan Lewis. "The View's" Jenny McCarthy co-hosted with Seacrest on the show that after more than 40 years has been a New Year's Eve institution.
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There were plenty of celebs on TV New Year's Eve
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Ryan Seacrest hosted "Dick Clark's New Year's Rocking Eve"
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Kathy Griffin and Anderson Cooper teased each other on CNN

Question: While that didn't come to pass, she offered plenty of ribbing of her co-host, including teasing @placeholder that Ryan Seacrest was so rich "He could come up here and purchase you right now."


By Ian Sparks  and Tim Finan PUBLISHED: 08:08 EST, 30 January 2013 | UPDATED: 14:28 EST, 30 January 2013 Germany has re-opened an investigation into the massacre of 642 French villagers by Nazi soldiers in one of the darkest chapters of World war Two. Almost the entire population of Oradour-sur-Glane, including 400 women and children, was gunned down or burned alive in a single day by SS troops on June 10, 1944. More than 68 years later, a German prosecutor and senior police officers have visited the abandoned village in central France, which Hitlers troops burned to the ground before they fled.
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452 women and children killed in Oradour-sur-Glane massacre
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Hitler's SS Panzer Division committed the atrocity on June 10, 1944
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It was to avenge death of German officer at hands of French Resistance
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Nazi commander told his 200 troops: ‘Today the blood must flow’
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Village left untouched since fateful day to serve as reminder of Nazi evil
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German authorities believe six Nazis in their late 80s are still at large
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Only one man, Heinz Barth, has ever been prosecuted for the attack
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He called for the shooting of 20 male villagers and received a life sentence
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Case was re-opened after discovery of documents implicating six suspects

Question: out in revenge for the capture of a @placeholder officer by French resistance


By Daily Mail Reporter and Ap PUBLISHED: 18:54 EST, 28 July 2013 | UPDATED: 05:09 EST, 29 July 2013 Cuba celebrated the 60th anniversary of the onset of its revolution Friday, and rare photos of Fidel Castro, the country's elderly former dictator, have emerged. Castro's brother Raul - the island nation's current president and one of several Communist leaders who took part in the initial failed Communist uprising - used the occasion to discuss his plans to focus the future on younger generations that have been slow to come to power. Wearing an olive-green military uniform and a broad-brimmed hat against the sun, President Raul Castro spoke to a crowd of thousands outside a military barracks still visibly pockmarked with bullet holes from the 1953 assault that is considered the beginning of the rebellion.
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Fidel Castro came to power in Cuba following the  1953 revolution that removed dictator Fulgencio Batista
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Castro's failing health has kept him out of the public eye for the last several years. Last year it was rumored that he suffered a stroke
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Castro's brother Raul is the current president of the island nation

Question: And there was no new word about the future of @placeholder's reforms, which have seen changes such as the legalization of home and car sales, relaxed restrictions on foreign travel and limited openings for independent small businesses and cooperatives.


(CNN) -- What happened in Cairo today sends a chilling message to any journalist covering Egypt: If you speak to a group whose message the government wants suppressed, you can be prosecuted and jailed for it. In other words, you can be imprisoned for doing your job. The lengthy sentences against three Al Jazeera journalists -- Peter Greste, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed -- convicted of aiding terrorists and spreading false information have shocked and angered many around the world. And inside the Cairo courtroom, those closest to the accused were left reeling. "Well, to be perfectly honest, my mind was blank. There was total disbelief," Peter Greste's brother Mike told me. "I can't comprehend the decision made by the court today."
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3 Al Jazeera journalists found guilty of aiding Muslim Brotherhood, face 7 years in jail
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Peter Greste, Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed, imprisoned in Cairo since December
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CNN's Hala Gorani says case sends chilling message to journalists around world
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Greste's brother Mike tells Gorani his supporters cannot comprehend court's decision

Question: The prosecution case against Greste, @placeholder and Mohamed included material from a story that was filmed when none of the defendants were even in the country.


President Barack Obama is sending up to 1,500 more soldiers to Iraq to train Iraqi and Kurdish forces to fight ISIS, in a deployment that would almost double the total number of American troops there to 2,900. The White House said in a statement that it will also ask Congress for another $5.6 billion to fund the fight against ISIS. The troops will not have a combat role, and will operate from bases outside Baghdad and Erbil. To date, Anbar province and Taji district have been considered as two likely locations for operations centers outside of Baghdad and Erbil. CNN reported last week that the military was preparing plans to deploy U.S. advisers to Anbar, much of which is under the control of ISIS.
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Obama will send up to 1,500 troops to Iraq
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The troops will be in non-combat roles and operate from bases outside Baghdad and Erbil
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The troops will help train Iraqi and Kurdish forces to fight ISIS

Question: He said that the mission was possible because Iraqi forces, which were built with billions of dollars in @placeholder funding, and partially folded in the face of the ISIS advance, had "stiffened" their spines.


(CNN) -- Ten years after the fall of Saddam Hussein, Iraq remains "enmeshed in a grim cycle of human rights abuses," Amnesty International said in a report Monday. "Many Iraqis today enjoy greater freedoms than they did under his Ba'athist regime, but the fundamental human rights gains that should have been achieved during the past decade have signally failed to materialize," said Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, Middle East and North Africa deputy director at Amnesty International. Attacks on civilians, the torture of detainees and unfair trials permeate the country, Amnesty International said. The report said government forces commit torture with impunity, especially against those arrested on suspicion of carrying out terrorism acts.
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Amnesty International says the torture of detainees and unfair trials plague Iraq
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The group says detainees are tortured into confessing and sometimes sentenced to death
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Reported methods of torture include shocks to the genitals, beatings and partial suffocation
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Sectarian strife between Sunni and Shiite Muslims also plagues the country

Question: Sectarian strife also continues to plague the country, where @placeholder dominate the central government.


An American contractor has been killed in Kabul by a policewoman who is said to have mental problems. Authorities also revealed the killer was an Iranian who moved to Afghanistan ten years ago using false documents provided by her husband. The shooting, on Christmas Eve, is the first by a woman in a spate of insider attacks by Afghans against their foreign allies. The policewoman walked into a heavily guarded compound in the centre of the Afghan capital and shot 49-year-old Mr Griffin, a civilian police advisor, with a single bullet. Friend or foe: The killing of an American adviser is the first insider attack committed by a woman
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Police are investigating if the killing in Kabul was intentional or accidental

Question: had been to kill either the @placeholder governor or  police chief but when she


It should have been a great morning for Richie Incognito. A brand new black Ferrari was delivered to his Florida house on Tuesday. Instead he is at the center of national media attention and exiled from his NFL team after a Miami Dolphins teammate made allegations of misconduct against him. Dolphins coach Joe Philbin suspended Incognito on Sunday night. "You know, I'm just trying to weather the storm right now. And this will pass," he told CNN affiliate WSVN outside a doctor's office in Weston, Florida, on Tuesday. Incognito said he didn't want to comment on media reports that he sent line-mate Jonathan Martin voice mails containing racial slurs and threats of physical violence. When asked about his status with the team, Incognito closed the door to his car without answering and drove away.
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Suspended lineman Richie Incognito says this storm will pass
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Teammate who alleged misconduct after leaving Dolphins will be paid this week
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NFL is investigating whether there was hazing or bullying
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Coach says he was never told about any possible misconduct

Question: @placeholder left the team suddenly last week and has not commented publicly on why he walked away in the middle of the season.

Question: The @placeholder spent Sunday gathering information, after which he suspended Incognito, Philbin said.


(CNN) -- Every time her cell phone rings, Christy Harness thinks of her husband. More consumers download ringtones to their cell phones than  full-length songs. The 34-year-old native of Jackson County, Georgia, set her ringtone to Sugarland's "All I Wanna Do," a song that, she says, perfectly expresses the way she feels about him. "I kind of put myself in [the singer's] place because ... she's in love with this guy. If he's not around, she misses him. Basically, I think the song relates to me and [my husband] and our relationship," Harness said. These days, ringtones do much more than alert mobile phone users of a call. Ringtones seem to have become vital fashion statements, a way for people to showcase their personalities and even their feelings about who is calling.
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Ringtones are one way for people to showcase their personalities and feelings
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One third of cell-phone users download ringtones; 40 percent change ringtones often
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Virginia woman uses Destiny's Child's "Bugaboo" as ringtone for dreaded callers
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Utah man customized a pro-Obama ringtone to annoy Republican co-workers

Question: "@placeholder," about a woman irritated by a male caller, contains such lines as, "It's not hot that you be callin' me."


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Doctors don't have to tell 18-year-old "Rose" (who doesn't want to reveal her real name) the importance of using a condom every time she has sex. STDs can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease, which can result in infertility, said Dr. Yolanda Wimberly, left. "There really is a limit to how much you can trust somebody," the young woman said. At 14, Rose contracted two sexually transmitted diseases: gonorrhea and chlamydia. She said she got the STDs from her first boyfriend. "We used condoms at first. Then, me being naïve, we stopped," Rose recalled. "I thought he was only having sex with me."
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Some STDs may doom teens' chances of having a baby later in life
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Doctor advises using a condom for every sexual encounter
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She says parents should talk to kids about unprotected sex

Question: Finally, @placeholder urges parents to get involved in the discussion and not to be afraid to talk to their teens about the dangers of unprotected sex and the possibility of becoming infertile.


England (4-4-2): Hart; Stones, Cahill, Jones, Baines; Oxlade-Chamberlain, Henderson, Wilshere, Sterling; Rooney, Sturridge. England begin a new era amidst an expected record low Wembley attendance with a new captain and a new line-up as they aim put the dismal World Cup behind them. Manager Roy Hodgson has chosen his starting XI for the friendly against Norway and in England's warm-up for the start of Euro 2016 qualification next week it is a glimpse of what is to come. Not content with the 4-2-3-1 formation which has been made so popular in the Premier League in recent years or the latest trend of 3-5-2, Hodgson has reverted back to the traditional 4-4-2 of old: Hart; Stones, Cahill, Jones, Baines; Oxlade-Chamberlain, Henderson, Wilshere, Sterling; Rooney, Sturridge.
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England face Norway at Wembley in an international friendly on Wednesday
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England boss Roy Hodgson has selected a 4-4-2 formation
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Wayne Rooney will captain England for the first-time since his permanent appointment by Hodgson
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Jack Wilshere will be hoping to fill the void left by Steven Gerrard in midfield

Question: In that formation @placeholder is expecting him to drop back to help the midfield when England don't have the ball.


(CNN) -- Perhaps it is ironic that in London Fashion week, a man who crafted one of the most beautiful and enriching football tapestries should be left watching the seams of his work unravel. While the next set of trendsetters sit with their heads craned towards the catwalk across some of the capital's plushest venues, one of football's great designers was left shrouded under a cloak of misery on a cold February night in north London. As Arsene Wenger trudged off down the Emirates tunnel, his side soundly beaten 3-1 by Bayern Munich in the first leg of its last-16 Champions League clash Tuesday, perhaps the reality had at last set in.
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Bayern Munich claims a 3-1 win at Arsenal in last-16 of Champions League
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Toni Kroos, Thomas Muller and Mario Mandzukic score crucial away goals
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Porto will take 1-0 lead to Malaga for second leg of last-16 clash
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Joao Muutinho's second half strike the difference between the two sides

Question: During the 2003/4 season, @placeholder went through an entire season unbeaten, winning 26 and drawing 12 of their 38 league games, cruising to the title by 11 points.


West Ham Ladies footballer: Katie Sheppard, 20, sent angry text messages ‘shouting’ at her partner A rising star of women’s football was found hanging days after a row over her girlfriend’s refusal to tell her parents about their relationship, an inquest heard today. Katie Sheppard, 20, who played for West Ham Ladies, sent angry text messages ‘shouting’ at her partner Nancy Richardson. The midfielder died earlier this year just hours before she was due to begin pre-season training at the club. Her body was found hanging on July 2 by Nathaniel Hall, her mother’s partner, at her home in of Sidcup, south-east London.
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Katie Sheppard of West Ham Ladies sent angry text messages to partner
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Died just hours before she was due to begin pre-season training at club
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Open verdict from coroner; cause of death given as asphyxia by hanging
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Question: She added: ‘I’m desperately sorry and I would like to give my sincerest condolences to @placeholder’s family.’


(Mashable) -- Facebook will launch its long-awaited iPad app at Apple's iPhone 5 launch event on October 4, Mashable has learned. In addition to the iPad app, Facebook is also expected to release a revamped version of its iPhone app and may unveil an HTML5-based mobile app marketplace. The Facebook iPad app, which leaked earlier this year, has been in limbo at Facebook for the past few months. That much was made clear in a blog post Monday by former Facebook engineer Jeff Verkoeyen. In that post, he revealed that he left the company (for Google) partially because Facebook has been sitting on the completed app since May.
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Facebook is also expected to release a revamped version of its iPhone app
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iPad app, which leaked earlier this year, has been in limbo at Facebook for months
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Sources say it's been a combination of timing and a strained relationship with Apple

Question: And thanks to @placeholder, it looks like that effort is about to come to fruition.


Ravel Morrison has agreed to join Lazio in the summer on a free transfer. The West Ham midfielder's deal expires at the end of the season and he has agreed a contract with the Serie A side, although it has yet to be signed. The troubled 21-year-old has been in dispute with West Ham and has spent time in previous seasons at Birmingham and QPR. Ravel Morrison's only Premier League appearance for West Ham this season was in August The midfielder takes a shot against Brighton and Hove Albion during a loan spell at QPR last season Teams played for: West Ham, Cardiff (loan), QPR (loan), Birmingham (loan), Manchester United
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Ravel Morrison is set to join Lazio at the end of the 2014/15 season
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He is yet to sign a contract, but has agreed a deal with the Italian club
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His West Ham contract expires at the end of the season
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Morrison has also spent time at Birmingham and Queens Park Rangers

Question: Other Premier League club have also enquired but @placeholder now looks to be his next club of choice.


By Deni Kirkova PUBLISHED: 10:54 EST, 17 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:56 EST, 17 November 2013 You're likely to be rated as more attractive when pictured in a group than when alone, according to new research. Being pictured with friends could boost your perceived attractiveness as people tend to 'average out' everyone's facial features when looking at group photos. Observers perceive each individual's face as more average than they would otherwise - and average faces are deemed more attractive. The phenomenon is dubbed the 'cheerleader effect'. Tulisa shows her support to Little Mix by attending their gig at G-A-Y earlier this month
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Cheerleader Effect says group photos boost perceived attractiveness
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Drew Walker and Edward Vul of the University of California confirm this
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Question: 'Average faces are more attractive, likely due to the averaging out of unattractive idiosyncrasies,' says @placeholder, a psychological scientist.


(CNN) -- "Beware the fury of the patient man." -- John Dryden In January, 1956, Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser was pledging to take over Palestine. In the United States, a "sensational new RCA Victor Star," just days away from cracking the music charts with his first hit, "Heartbreak Hotel," was touring with Hank Snow and the stars of Grand Old Opry. Norma Jeane Mortenson was preparing to change her name. Also that month, a fresh-faced U.S. senator gave Richard Nixon an autographed copy of his second book, "Profiles in Courage". In that best-seller, John F. Kennedy applauded leaders with the courage to represent "the actual sentiments of the silent majority of their constituents in opposition to the screams of a vocal minority." That "silent majority" was a constituency neither Nixon nor the country would forget: Fifty-six years later, Mitt Romney is counting on it to win the presidency.
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Alex Castellanos says election may echo old split between cultural elite, silent majority
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He says Obama is widely viewed as the "cool president," Romney is the opposite of cool
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Castellanos: Could Romney's persona be a plus in this year's election?

Question: He wrote, "Never have @placeholder's leading cultural media, its university thinkers, its influence makers been more intrigued by experiment and change; but in no election have the mute masses more completely separated themselves from such leadership and thinking."

Question: We chose the strait-laced personification of everything @placeholder is not.


(CNN) -- [The following contains spoilers for the December 1, 2013, episode of "The Walking Dead."] Your move, "Game of Thrones." The promos all promised a deadly fall finale for "The Walking Dead" -- and boy, did it deliver, in one of the most shocking episodes of the series on Sunday night. Midway through the episode -- despite Rick's pleas to the Governor (who has recently been going by the name Brian, though his real name is Philip) to let go of his hostages, Hershel and Michonne, so his group and theirs can learn to coexist in the prison -- Hershel, the wise old doctor, was brutally beheaded by the Governor.
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"The Walking Dead" fall finale features multiple deaths
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Social media erupt in reaction
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Next episode airs February 9, 2014

Question: Moving into the next season and a half, the loss of Hershel will be felt and will be this driving element toward @placeholder's character."


(CNN) -- Six Baha'i leaders in Iran were seized and imprisoned this week, the religious group said. The act prompted condemnation and concern from the movement and a top American religious freedom panel. A U.S. panel says attacks on Iran's Baha'is have increased since Mahmoud Ahmadinejad became president. Iranian intelligence agents searched the homes of the six on Wednesday and then whisked them away, according to the Baha'i's World News Service. The report said the six are in Evin prison and that the arrests follow the detention in March of another Baha'i leader. The Iranian Foreign Ministry could not immediately be reached for comment, and the incident has not been mentioned in Iran's state-run media.
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Six Baha'i leaders arrested in raids on their homes, Baha'i news service says
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"Their only crime is practice of their faith," says Baha'i representative to U.N.
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No comment from Iranian government; arrests not reported in Iran's state-run media
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U.S. government panel calls arrests a sign of vanishing religious freedom in Iran

Question: The @placeholder say they have 5 million members across the globe, and about 300,000 in Iran.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- There's little doubt which country Australia is targeting under its immigration scheme for the super-wealthy; the investment visa is called sub-class 188 and its permanent visa is called sub-class 888. In China, the number eight is culturally associated with wealth, prosperity and good fortune and rich Chinese nationals have been queuing up for the opportunity to live in Australia under the millionaire visa program. Since the scheme was launched in November 2012, 91% of the 545 applicants for the visas have been Chinese nationals, according to figures from the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
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Chinese are the biggest group to apply for Australia's 'millionaire visa'
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High wealth individuals must invest $A5 million in Australia to get a visa
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Those investing for more than four years are eligible for permanent residency
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Chinese are the third largest immigrant group in Australia after the UK and NZ

Question: "@placeholder is now looking to attract a larger scale of investment to feed a greater level of infrastructure development," Wright said.


Charlotte, North Carolina (CNN) -- A smiling Ted Scott strides into the bustling caddy area at the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina, and sets down the golf bag marked "Bubba Watson" that defines his working life. The fresh-faced 37-year old is one of the lucky ones. Caddies for the top PGA Tour golfers can bring home as much as $250,000 a year in the modern game, traveling the world and taking a cut of everything their player earns along the way. Such rewards make for a fiercely competitive industry. These days, most caddies are college-educated and strong players in their own right -- a long way from the stereotype of disheveled, drunken hobos portrayed in movies like Caddyshack.
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Ted Scott is in elite group of caddies that travel world and earn lucrative salaries
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After failing to make impact as professional golfer, Scott became caddy in 2000
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The 37-year-old began assisting Bubba Watson in 2006 and has helped him win three PGA titles
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Scott and Watson share close bond, which has helped working relationship flourish

Question: But while he and @placeholder have a friendship that's the envy of his fellow caddies, he's never in any doubt of who wears the pants in their relationship.


Washington (CNN) -- Hoops games happen all the time on aircraft carriers, but Tuesday officials from the Navy, the NCAA and Morale Entertainment met to discuss staging a major college basketball game on the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson. The Carl Vinson has played key roles in the fight against terrorism almost since day one. The ship launched the first wave of air attacks on al Qaeda and Taliban targets in Afghanistan after September 11, 2001, and most recently it was the ship from which Osama bin Laden was buried at sea. Now the Carl Vinson is on track to make sports history, as the first ever carrier to host an NCAA basketball game.
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Navy is in talks for potential "Carrier Classic"
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ESPN would televise game if it pans out
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Two courts would have to be built to skirt weather woes
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Courts, bleachers would have to vanish if carrier ordered on a mission

Question: Getting them onto a secure @placeholder base and then on board a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier would take a significant security effort.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:57 EST, 17 July 2013 | UPDATED: 20:28 EST, 17 July 2013 CIA bosses copied gadget ideas from James Bond books and films for its own secret agents in the Fifties and Sixties, new research has revealed. In return, the boss of the American secret service may have persuaded author Ian Fleming not to pension off his most famous creation at the height of his popularity. U.S. spy chiefs developed their own version of two Bond devices it had seen, one used by 007 in Goldfinger, the other used by one of his enemies in From Russia With Love.
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CIA chief Allen Dulles and Ian Fleming regularly wrote to each other
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The U.S. spy agency copied at least two of Bond's gadgets, it's emerged
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Question: @placeholder was a fan of the novels and also spoke about them warmly in published interviews with magazines.


(CNN) -- Count by count, Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales on Wednesday admitted to gunning down 16 civilians in a 2012 rampage through two villages near his outpost in southern Afghanistan. Bales pleaded guilty to more than 30 criminal charges, including 16 premeditated murder counts, in a hearing before a military judge. He admitted to slipping away from his outpost in southern Afghanistan and going on a house-to-house killing spree in two nearby villages in March 2012, a massacre that further strained ties between American troops and their Afghan allies. The move spares the 39-year-old Bales the prospect of a death sentence in the killings. But he was unable to offer the judge, Col. Jeffery Nance, an explanation for his actions.
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Bales now faces life in prison; a decision on parole will come in August
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He admitted to 16 Afghans and wounding several more in a house-to-house rampage
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The March 2012 killings further strained ties between the United States and Afghanistan

Question: The @placeholder plans to remove combat troops from the country by the end of 2014.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistan called on India Friday to investigate what it called repeated violations by Indian soldiers along the de facto border between the two nations in the disputed territory of Kashmir. Pakistan's Foreign Office summoned the high commissioner of India, Sharat Sabharwal, to its offices to protest the killing of one of its soldiers on the Pakistani side of the border known as the Line of Control. Opinion: How India mistreats Kashmir Foreign Secretary Jalil Abbas Jilani also demanded that the Indian government investigate recent clashes between the two countries in the Kashmir region. Jilani's call came just days after Indian Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai summoned the Pakistani high commissioner to lodge complaints about the killing of two of its soldiers in the Kashmir region Tuesday.
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Pakistan's Foreign Office summoned India's high commissioner
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Pakistan's foreign secretary wants India to investigate a shooting incident
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Pakistan accused Indian soldiers of killing one of its soldiers in the disputed Kashmir region
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India has accused Pakistan of killing two of its soldiers in the flashpoint region

Question: Islamabad has always said that majority-Muslim Kashmir should have been a part of @placeholder.


(CNN) -- At the 1964 New York World's Fair, people stood in line for hours to look at a strange sight. If only the future looked like "Star Trek," with its nifty gadgets that seem to solve every problem. They wanted to see the "Futurama," a miniaturized replica of a typical 21st century American city that featured moving sidewalks, computer-guided cars zipping along congestion-free highways and resort hotels beneath the sea. Forty years later, we're still waiting for those congestion-free highways -- along with the jet pack, the paperless office and all those "Star Trek"-like gadgets that were supposed to make 21st-century life so easy.
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"Battlestar Galactica" writer: "The miracle" has to come from us, not machines

Question: "Beam me Up Scotty," is a tagline from another television show, "@placeholder".


Sainsbury's today dumped plans for dozens of new superstores after it announced pre-tax losses of £290million in the last six months and warned they may be squeezed for years. Britain's third biggest chain, behind Asda and Tesco, said today it needs to respond to changing shopping habits. Customers have been flocking to discounters like Lidl and Aldi, smaller convenience stores or shopping online. In the face of its worst results for a decade the supermarket giant admitted it needs to improve the quality of 3,000 own-brand products and would invest £150million in cutting its prices. Struggling: Sainsbury's reported pre-tax losses of £290m for the past six months as it said it would launch a price war to win back customers
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Britain's third biggest supermarket made pre-tax losses of £290million
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Giant sets aside £150m to cut prices and will improve own-brand products
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Boss admits customers are heading to discounters like Lidl and Aldi
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Mothballing plans for stores and warns industry will be squeezed for years

Question: @placeholder and Sainsbury’s also offer vouchers where one of their mainstream rivals – other than Aldi and Lidl – are cheaper.


A helicopter hovers over the hotel and in the next moment a trace of fire is seen hitting the roof. Seconds later a huge explosion rips apart the roof of the InterContinental, killing three Taliban suicide bombers who had launched a commando assault on the building. The siege, however, was still not over. Some hours later the last insurgent blew himself up in a hotel room. Officials said today that eleven civilians were killed in the assault that has sent shock waves through the Afghan capital. Scroll down for video Engaged: A Nato helicopter fires a missile on the roof of the Intercontinental hotel in Kabul this morning
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Taliban attack on hotel popular with Westerners kills hotel workers, a judge and Afghan police officers
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Two Nato helicopters called in because they had night-vision equipment
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Eight suicide bombers and gunmen attacked hotel

Question: The attack on a five-storey, @placeholder-style hotel in the capital raised doubt about the ability of Afghan security forces to take charge of securing the nation from foreign combat forces.


The political truce that helped save the Union collapsed last night as David Cameron promised ‘English votes for English laws’ once Scotland is handed new powers. The Prime Minister sought to seize the initiative after winning the biggest gamble of his premiership, the Scottish independence referendum. His promise to ban Scots MPs from voting on English-only issues at Westminster is also an attempt to head off a Tory revolt over extravagant promises of more powers for the Scottish Parliament in the event of a No vote. Scroll down for video Risk: The Prime Minister sought to seize the initiative after winning the biggest gamble of his premiership
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David Cameron made the promise hours after resounding No vote
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It would bar Scottish MPs from having a say on issues in England
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Labour condemned the idea as a 'back of a fag packet solution'
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Boris Johnson hit out at generous pre-election offer to the Scots

Question: Mr Cameron’s move, including a pledge to consider devolving powers to major English cities, leaves @placeholder opposing the same rights for England that it promised to Scotland.

Question: Mr Cameron’s move, including a pledge to consider devolving powers to major English cities, leaves Labour opposing the same rights for @placeholder that it promised to Scotland.


(CNN) -- An armed group detained 43 U.N. peacekeepers in Syria near the country's only border crossing with the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights early Thursday, a day after militants took the crossing from the Syrian regime, the United Nations said. Those holding the peacekeepers are members of the al Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front, one of the groups fighting the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, an Israeli military official told CNN on condition of anonymity. "The United Nations is making every effort to secure the release of the detained peacekeepers, and to restore the full freedom of movement of the force throughout its area of operation," the U.N. said in a news release.
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News comes a day after rebels took crossing between Syria, Israeli-occupied Golan Heights
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The U.N. says 43 peacekeepers from Fiji detained in area of Quneitra, Syria, near crossing
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An Israeli military official says the al-Nusra Front is detaining the peacekeepers

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A second woman has revealed her identity claiming she was abused by former CBC radio host Jian Ghomeshi. Author and lawyer Reva Seth says she met Ghomeshi in 2002 as a 26-year-old after starting a new job in Toronto, Canada. She claims the pair 'kissed' a few times before the 47-year-old became 'a different person, super angry, almost frenzied and disassociated'. Reva Seth (pictured right) says she met Jian Ghomeshi (left) in 2002 as a 26-year-old after starting a new job in Toronto, Canada The founder of radio show Q was fired from the program on Sunday, amid accusations of sexual assault, which he claimed were started by a jilted ex-girlfriend looking for revenge.
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Jian Ghomeshi fired from his CBC radio show Q amid sexual assault claims
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Since he was fired, five more women have come forward to claim dates with Ghomeshi turned violent
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Author Reva Seth has revealed her identity describing allegations of abuse
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Claims Ghomeshi had his 'hand around my throat' before carrying out assault
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Actress Lucy DeCoutere one of nine women who claim to have been physically or verbally abused by the former radio host
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Ghomeshi allegedly fighting his firing, saying he was only let go because executives found out about his BDSM lifestyle

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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 05:01 EST, 3 May 2013 | UPDATED: 05:01 EST, 3 May 2013 Dangling your legs nearly 400ft up in the air is not a thing for the fainthearted. Add a 40mph spin and even the bravest thrillseeker may think twice. This a ride on the Eclipse, the world’s tallest chair carousel, opening in Stockholm this weekend. Standing at a neck-bending 397ft tall, it offers panoramic views of the Swedish capital - for those brave enough to keep their eyes open. Riding high: Eclipse, the world's tallest chair swing carousel is nearly 400ft high and will take you on a 44mph ride - if you dare!
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Ride Eclipse sets a record at 397ft and a top speed of 44mph
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Opened at Sweden's oldest amusement park in central Stockholm
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First passenger was Swedish astronaut Christer Fuglesang

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On June 9, 1942, a speech was broadcast on the BBC that would change human history. Władysław Sikorski, Poland's prime minister exiled in London, revealed that 700,000 Jews had been systematically murdered in brutal Nazi concentration camps, quarantined and executed en-masse in ghettos, and walked to their deaths in gas chambers. This was the first time the world and the Allied forces had heard of the crimes of the Holocaust, a secret the Nazi leaders had been able to keep until now. The information, a dossier of photographs and documents, had come to London from Poland via Stockholm, thanks to a group of Swedish men who had risked their lives to tell the world about the Nazi persecution of Polish Jews
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The 'Warsaw Swedes' worked in Poland before and during WWII
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They helped the Polish resistance smuggle documents and information
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Sven Norrman smuggled the first proof of The Holocaust in May 1942
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The BBC told the world about Nazi persecution of Jews weeks later
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The Warsaw Swedes were arrested by Gestapo and sentenced to death

Question: The documents Sven Norrman transported from Poland to London via Sweden detailing the horror of the Nazi concentration camps and the use of gas chambers were translated into @placeholder later in 1942, but banned by the then-government so as to not upset Nazi-Germany


Antalya, Turkey (CNN) -- Hundreds of activists at a meeting in Turkey titled "Conference for Change in Syria" issued a declaration Thursday calling on President Bashar al-Assad to step down and hand power to his vice president, with the goal of then organizing democratic elections. The opposition gathering also declared its support for the "Revolution in Syria," and elected a 31-member council aimed at assisting the protest movement in Syria. For the last two days, the activists from Syria and international diaspora have gathered in the conference rooms and lobbies of a hotel in this Turkish beach resort, to plot ways to support the bloody revolution in Syria.
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NEW: Syrian activists issue a declaration telling President Bashar al-Assad to step down
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The activists are meeting in Turkey in support of the Syrian opposition
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Dozens of pro-regime Syrians show up in support of al-Assad
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Al-Assad's regime sent the pro-government group, an opposition activist says

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(CNN) -- I was living in Syria when the statues of Saddam Hussein in neighboring Iraq came toppling down. Saddam, who had arrogantly had his name inscribed on bricks at the ancient city of Babylon, did not expect his rule to end so abruptly, so humiliatingly. And at the University of Damascus, students told me that they expected Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to fall soon, too. They were not alone. With 250,000 U.S. troops amassed in Iraq in 2003, George W. Bush's White House had contemplated rolling American tanks into the Syrian capital. The Middle East was to be reshaped in the image of American democracy. But events in Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Korea distracted the Pentagon, and the "democratic domino theory" did not come to pass.
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Husain: Fall of Saddam Hussein pyschologically empowered Arab opposition
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Other, more direct developments had greater effect on Arab Spring
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Iraq War has prevented more from being done to aid Arab Spring, especially in Syria

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(CNN) -- The Syrian National Council, a prominent opposition group, elected its spokesman, George Sabra, as president at a meeting Friday in Doha, Qatar. A foreign policy spokesman for the group, Radwan Ziadeh, said Sabra -- the group's third president -- replaces Abdulbaset Sieda, who is now a member of the executive office. In all, 11 members -- men of various religious and ethnic backgrounds -- were elected to the executive office. "We hope the refreshment in leadership will reflect on the work of the SNC in the future," Ziadeh said. "No women were elected to the executive council but there is a seat for a woman that remains empty," he said, adding that no woman had run for the position.
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LCC announces it is breaking with the Syrian National Council
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Of the thousands arriving in Turkey, dozens are injured
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Syrian government forces and rebels fought near Turkish border
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United Nations says more than 11,000 Syrians have fled into Turkey, Jordan

Question: The moves in @placeholder came as rebels inside Syria claimed victory at a key border town after fighting drove thousands of civilians into Turkey.


Ferguson, Missouri, police Officer Darren Wilson, in his first interview since he fatally shot unarmed teenager Michael Brown, said he's not tormented by that fateful encounter on a street in suburban St. Louis last summer. "I don't think it's haunting," Wilson told ABC News on Tuesday. "It's always going to be something that happened. The reason I have a clean conscience is that I know I did my job right." Repeating what he told a grand jury investigating the shooting, Wilson said Brown reached into his police vehicle and grabbed for his gun. He feared for his life, he said.
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Ferguson police Officer Darren Wilson tells ABC News that he is sorry about shooing
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Officer who shot teen Michael Brown says he was simply doing his job
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Wilson said Brown tried to take his gun and charged at him

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(CNN) -- CNN has learned from two senior Democratic sources that former President Bill Clinton will attend the Senate Democrats' weekly luncheon Tuesday to address the caucus about health care. A notice obtained by CNN went out to Senate Democrats saying, "All Senators should be aware that former President Clinton will be making a presentation on Health Care at tomorrow's caucus lunch. Senator Reid has requested that all Democratic Senators attend." A constant refrain from Democratic leaders is that wavering Democrats must heed what they say is a lesson of the Clinton administration: fail to pass a health care reform bill, and congressional Democrats will suffer on Election Day.
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Clinton will attend Senate Democrats' weekly luncheon Tuesday, sources tell CNN
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Clinton will push message that failure to pass health bill will have election consequences
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House of Representatives passed health care bill over the weekend

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(CNN) -- The U.S. is urging Pyongyang to release an American held captive after reports that the man attempted suicide in a North Korean prison. Swedish diplomats met with Aijalon Mahli Gomes, a U.S. State Department official confirmed Friday. He declined to release details about the 31-year-old's condition, citing respect for the family's privacy. "We reiterate our urge for the North Korean government to release Mr. Gomes on humanitarian grounds," said Mark Toner, a spokesman for the U.S. State Department. "A Swedish official had been granted consular access eight times, including today's visit," Toner said. "I think we're concerned about his welfare and -- as we would with any American citizen."
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Swedish diplomats meet with Aijalon Mahli Gomes
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Boston-area native serving an eight-year sentence in North Korea
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Media reports: He recently attempted suicide
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Swedish Embassy represents U.S. interests in the nation

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The mother of a young woman who was stabbed to death in front of her 26 day old baby has joined forces with the parents of another victim to call for a 'stalkers list' to prevent similar murders. Pamela Dabney, 60, believes her daughter Kirsty Treloar, 20, could have been saved from the brutal hands of her former boyfriend had there been a list warning her of his violent past. Miss Treloar was stabbed 29 times after Myles Williams, 19, broke into her home in Hackney in east London on New Year's Day in 2012. Hours earlier he had sent the young mother a text promising not to hit her again.
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Pamela Dabney is calling for a 'stalker list' following murder of daughter
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Kirsty Treloar was stabbed and killed by her ex-partner Myles Williams, 19
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During trial Mrs Dabney discovered he had a history of domestic violence
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Mrs Dabney has joined forces with John Clough whose daughter Jane, a mother of one, was also murdered by her violent ex-partner Jonathan Vass
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Pair launched petition calling for list, similar to that used for sex offenders
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Mrs Dabney said a stalker list could have prevented her daughter's death

Question: 'They left to go for a baby scan and then I didn't see or hear from @placeholder for three weeks.

Question: She reported him to the police for raping and assaulting her but @placeholder, a 31-year-old ambulance technician, was arrested and released on bail - giving him time to plot his revenge and attack the young nurse.


(CNN) -- As though there were not enough tumult in Egypt. A year after revolution felled a longtime dictator, a new crisis has soured its strongest Western ally and threatened to sever military aid. Egyptian authorities had been investigating civil society organizations for a while but they stunned U.S. officials by announcing this week that 43 foreigners, including 19 Americans, working for civil society organizations would face prosecution. Egyptian officials blamed ongoing unrest in their country on foreign interference. Authorities carried out 17 raids on the offices of 10 organizations including the U.S.-based Freedom House, National Democratic Institute and the International Republican Institute. Among those going to court is Sam LaHood, son of Ray LaHood, the transportation secretary.
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Egyptian authorities crack down on foreign organizations
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Among those facing trial are 19 Americans
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Angry U.S. lawmkers threaten to cut off military aid to Egypt
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Many are surprised by Egypt's provocation but see no easy way out

Question: Several analysts said they were surprised the @placeholder chose to provoke America at such a critical juncture in their post-revolutionary journey; to bite the proverbial hand that feeds them.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Labour's new election guru David Axelrod has gaffed after spelling the leader's name wrong. The former Obama aide wrote on Twitter that he had enjoyed a 'visit with @Ed_Milliband' apparently unaware that the leader's surname has only one 'l'. To add to the blunder it also emerged Mr Axelrod, an expert in modern campaigning, is following a parody Twitter account instead of the real Mr Miliband. Blunder: US election guru David Axelrod tweeted after meeting the shadow cabinet, but spelt the Labour leader's name wrong Spot the difference: The gaffe was quickly deleted, and replaced with this tweet with the correct spelling
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Labour's superstar adviser tweeted after first meeting with shadow cabinet
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He said he 'enjoyed my visit with @Ed_Milliband and his @UKLabour team'
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Comes as Labour fall behind the Tories in polls for first time in two years
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Some Labour MPs predicting 'disaster' in next week's European elections

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By Kevin Donald A family has been torn apart after a woman agreed to have a baby for her own mother and then backed out of the surrogacy arrangement while pregnant. Leanne Stanford originally made the extraordinary offer after her mother Judith Roberts miscarried the IVF baby she was expecting with her new husband at 21 weeks. It was while leaving hospital that Miss Stanford told her mother: ‘If you want to try again I’ll help you. I’ll be a surrogate for you if you want me to.’ Leanne Stanford, with baby Mollie, who is 18 months. Ms Stanford gave birth Mollie after carrying the baby as a surrogate for her mother Judith Roberts
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Leanne Stanford agreed to become pregnant as a surrogate for her mother
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The 26-year-old from North Tyneside impregnated herself using her step-father's sperm
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But before she gave birth she changed her mind about giving up the baby
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Her relationship with her mother, Judith Roberts, 50 has now broken down

Question: Mrs @placeholder said she was desperate for a sibling for her seven-year-old daughter – the youngest of her four girls.


Villa fans had begun to call for an end to Paul Lambert’s reign when Christian Benteke sent a half-volley into the net a minute from time. A year to the day since Sheffield United humbled Aston Villa in the third round, this match was on the verge of turning into another disaster. Benteke’s strike silenced the protest at the end of a tepid encounter. Christian Benteke laces the shot from outside the box that broke Blackpool hearts at Villa Park Benteke's goal came in the 88th minute against the Championship's bottom-placed side Benteke celebrates the goal that will have brought great relief to Paul Lambert's Premier League side
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Christian Benteke scored winner in the 88th minute against Blackpool
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Villa fans chanted for Paul Lambert's sacking before the goal was scored
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Benteke's 20-yard volley finally beat Blackpool keeper Joe Lewis
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It was the 12th goal Villa fans have seen in their team's 22 matches

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By John Lloyd The most worrying thing about Andy Murray’s exit is the fact it suggested a regression in the mental side of his game to the pre-Ivan Lendl days. He lost meekly and there was no fighting spirit. It was a 1/10 performance from a mental point of view — the sort of display that you would never conceive of from a great player like he is. Andy had the demeanour of a first-round loser rather than a defending champion and he deserves to be criticised for his poor attitude. He was grumbling right from the start of the match and giving all the wrong signals to his opponent Grigor Dimitrov, who himself was nervous and there for the taking at times.
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Lendl had helped Murray to cut out petulance from his game
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Against Grigor Dmitrov frustration and anger crept back into his game
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Murray should give Mauresmo more of a chance and should listen to her
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He could look to Mats Wilander, John McEnroe or Jimmy Connors as coach
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Kyle Edmund is the top young British prospect at the moment
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Edmund is coached by Greg Rusedski who can help him be great
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Roger Federer could win a record eighth Wimbledon title on Sunday
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His life is worked out to the minute so he can be father and a tennis player

Question: I don’t think he’ll end his partnership with @placeholder immediately and she deserves some time but it hasn’t been an immediate success.


By Tim Shipman Russia could seize the whole of Ukraine in three days, Nato’s supreme military commander warned yesterday. US Air Force General Philip Breedlove said Vladimir Putin has built up a force on Ukraine’s borders that is big enough for a full-blown invasion and ‘ready to go’. He spoke as diplomatic concerns grew over the Russian strongman’s failure to pull his forces back after seizing Crimea – despite pledging to do so. But intelligence chiefs warned Nato that the 40,000 troops on the border could invade the rest of Ukraine within 12 hours of a Kremlin order. General Breedlove said: ‘This is a very large and very capable and very ready force.’
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US General Philip Breedlove warns Russia's troops are 'ready to go'
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Putin has not pulled forces back after seizing Crimea despite pledging to
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Russia said it regretted tone of Nato’s comments as throwback to Cold War
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Pro-Russian demonstrations across east Ukraine, with crowds asking to be saved from 'fascists'

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Nigel Farage has defended a Ukip official who said it was the party of 'bigots' as he was left reeling from the defection of a top MEP to the Conservatives. The Ukip leader hit out at the party's former communities spokesman Amjad Bashir after his defection to join David Cameron's party. But he refused to condemn Ukip party secretary Matthew Richardson saying that Ukip should represent 'bigots' and labelling the NHS a 'waste of money'. Scroll down for video Ukip have been rocked by the defection of Amjad Bashir, who was pictured with David Cameron after joining the Tories Nigel Farage feels the heat after a day of terrible headlines, including claims Ukip is the party of bigots
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Farage feels the heat after terrible day of headlines for his party
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MEP Amjad Bashir said 'Ukip is pointless' before defecting to Tory party
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He said Ukip was 'pretty amateur' and had a 'ridiculous' lack of policies
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Ukip claims Bashir was suspended over 'extremely serious' allegations
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Party secretary Matthew Richardson said Ukip should represent 'bigots'
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Said the NHS as a 'waste of money' and the 'Reichstag bunker of socialism'

Question: In a stinging parting short, Mr @placeholder said he decided to leave Ukip because it 'has become a vanity project for Nigel Farage and because many of the criticisms made of the party are true'.

Question: Mr @placeholder, who has advocated an insurance-funded model for the NHS in the past, insisted Ukip was committed to a health service that was free at the point of delivery.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:12 PM on 6th December 2011 A four-year-old boy has been hailed a lifesaver after using an iPhone to save his grandfather who collapsed while walking in woods. Kanden Jones was spending the day with diabetic grandfather Carl in Houston, Texas, when his elderly relative's blood sugar became low and he passed out. With the pair alone on a walk together and Kanden's parents Christmas shopping, the youngster was the only one able to find help for his grandfather. Scroll down for video Lifesaver: Kanden Jones took matters into his own hands when his grandfather Carl, left, collapsed
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Kanden Jones managed to call his parents during emergency

Question: After the call @placeholder's parents rushed to the deer lease where Mr Jones had collapsed, where it took two hours for them to locate the pair.


(CNN) -- Radical Islamist fighters seized control of the seat of Somalia's U.N.-backed transitional government Monday, raiding the parliament building and demanding that several lawmakers publicly surrender, according to a journalist who witnessed the spectacle. Members of the Somali Transitional Federal Parliament are meeting in the neighboring country of Djibouti. Al-Shabab fighters took over the parliament building and the presidential palace in Baidoa, in the southwestern part of the country, a day after the Ethiopian troops who had backed up the transitional government left the country. The insurgents captured five members of parliament and paraded them through the city streets, with hundreds of residents looking on, the reporter said. The five were released after publicly surrendering.
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Islamist fighters seize control of Baidoa, Somalia
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Baidoa is headquarters of Somalia's U.N.-backed government
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Town's seizure leaves country's lawmakers stranded in nation of Djibouti

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As Hurricane Sandy swept through New York City and emergency crews scrambled to rescue victims, Emily Rahimi was responding to cries for help and offering words of comfort -- all in 140 characters or less. Rahimi runs the New York Fire Department's Twitter account, which proved to be a lifeline of sorts for many stranded New Yorkers. She responded to hundreds of tweets pleading for help, most of them in the first hour or two after Sandy made landfall. "You could see the panic and fear in the words they were typing," said Rahimi, who stayed at her desk through the night. "People were so scared they were reaching out to anyone they thought might listen. It really struck a chord with me. I tried to help them as best as I could."
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Fire Department handled hundreds of tweets from frightened residents as Sandy struck
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Emily Rahimi runs the FDNY's Twitter account, which proved to be a lifeline for many
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Rahimi: "One couple and their baby had moved to the second floor" due to flooding
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She stayed at her post for more than 30 hours, responding to messages

Question: As the night passed, the FDNY Twitter feed filled up with conversations between @placeholder and the city's distressed victims.


By Craig Hope Follow @CraigHope_DM Jack Colback hopes to prove his worth as the best free transfer of the summer after he controversially swapped Sunderland for North-East rivals Newcastle. ‘I’ll let other people judge that but I’ll be doing my best to perform every week and let’s hope I turn out to be,’ he said. The 24-year-old Geordie believes there is plenty of scope for improvement at his boyhood club. VIDEO Scroll down to watch new Newcastle signings Riviere and Cabella in training action Geordie boy: Jack Colback in action for Newcastle during the Schalke Cup against Malaga Magpie: The former Sunderland man has to prove himself at his boyhood club after moving from their rivals
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Midfielder says move was an easy decision after speaking to Alan Pardew
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He says the reaction to his move in the city has been positive
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Colback moved across the North-East divide to play for his boyhood club
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Hatem Ben Arfa could be used as a makeweight to sign Alexandre Lacazette

Question: Ben Arfa, 27, is training with the reserves after @placeholder criticised his ‘professionalism’ and it is thought there is no possibility of a reprieve.


It is almost seven months since Louis van Gaal took over at Manchester United and you would have to say that they are still not where they would have hoped to be in terms of team development. They may be satisfied with their position in the table — they can return to third place if they beat West Ham — and it’s difficult to argue with a run that has produced one defeat in 16 games. But there is still something that doesn’t quite gel about this Manchester United team. Wayne Rooney has been asked to play in midfield in order to accommodate the likes of Angel di Maria
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Wayne Rooney has been asked to play in midfield during last few weeks
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Angel di Maria has been playing in Rooney's favoured No 10 position
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Summer signing  Radamel Falcao has taken Rooney's spot in attack
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The Red Devils captain has not scored since Boxing Day

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Suspect: Ammar Harris, pictured, whose previous arrests include kidnapping, sexual assault and soliciting clients for a prostitute, has been identified as a suspect in the terrifying Las Vegas shooting Police are searching for a 26-year-old heavily-tattooed alleged pimp they believe was responsible for a deadly Las Vegas Strip shooting on Thursday, as they unearthed the black Range Rover SUV involved in the incident. Ammar Harris was today identified as a suspect in the terrifying shooting that killed an aspiring rapper and caused a fiery crash that left two other people dead and five more injured. Harris, whose previous arrests in the city include kidnapping, sexual assault and soliciting clients for a prostitute, is considered armed and dangerous, police Capt. Chris Jones said.
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Police are searching for Ammar Harris, who has been identified as a suspect in the terrifying shooting on Thursday
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His previous arrests include kidnapping, sexual assault and soliciting clients for a prostitute
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Harris allegedly shot dead aspiring rapper Kenneth Cherry Jr. from inside his black Range Rover SUV at around 4:20am on Las Vegas Strip
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The Maserati crashed into a taxi, causing the cab to burst into flames and killing its driver and passenger
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The Range Rover was found on Saturday outside an apartment east of the Strip
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Intersection is near some of Vegas' most famous casinos, including Bellagio and Caesars Palace

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Barcelona still look set to part company with coach Luis Enrique, despite winning 5-0 in midweek, and former Brighton manager Oscar Garcia is the surprise name on a list of possible replacements. Catalan television reported last night that Barca president Josep Bartomeu had met Leo Messi, made it clear he sided with him in his fall-out with Luis Enrique, and was already looking to replace the 44-year-old coach. Finding a new manager could be problematic because any new appointment would only be offered a short-term contract due to elections that have been called for the end of the season and that makes Garcia one of the candidates.
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Luis Enrique's future is in doubt after falling out with senior players
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Oscar Garcia turned down chance to become club's new sporting director
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Former Brighton boss Garcia coached Barcelona Under 19s
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Garcia could replace Enrique if he is sacked from the Nou Camp

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Real Madrid and Barcelona are the world’s most popular sports teams measured by social media followers, with each of the Spanish giants approaching 100million Facebook and Twitter fans combined. Madrid’s galaxy of stars including Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale and James Rodriguez have helped them to attract almost 82m ‘fans’ on the world’s most popular social network, Facebook, plus almost 15m Twitter followers for a combined following of 96.75m across the two dominant social platforms. Barcelona’s array of talent including Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez have helped to garner them slightly more Facebook fans than Real but a few fewer Twitter followers, hence second place overall.
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Real Madrid are the world's most popular sports team on social media
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2014 Champions League winners have almost 100million fans on Facebook and Twitter combined
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Barcelona are in second with 96.93m fans across both social media sites
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Luis Suarez, Neymar and Lionel Messi have helped boost the club's popularity
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Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal complete the top five
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LA Lakers are the only non-football side to feature in the top 10
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The England national team are in 30th position

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Given the global attention - and the challenge of making a mainstream blockbuster out of a kinky novel - it is just as well that director Sam Taylor-Johnson has great reserves of courage. Having faced colon cancer when her daughter was an infant, and breast cancer three years later, she is not easily spooked. ‘Surviving cancer does give you a remarkable perspective on life,’ she’s said. 'You take no ****, take no prisoners, and just do what feels right.’ Left to right: Author, E. L. James, actress Dakota Johnson and director Sam Taylor-Johnson at the Berlinale International Film Festival in February 2015
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The popular film's director says she is 'not confrontational'
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No secret was made of the disagreements between author and director
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Sam saw the film as a ‘dark fairy tale’ and E.L. viewed it as an erotic epic
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They are now said to ‘despise’ each other

Question: Rather extraordinarily, @placeholder attempted to exert control over every aspect of the movie, turning up on set every day to watch filming, rejecting rewrites and trying to keep in as much of the sex as possible.


What Liverpool and Brendan Rodgers have done with Jordan Henderson deserves more recognition. It’s almost gone under the radar that Henderson is now a regular for club and country, and indeed when he was suspended at the end of last season, that’s when Liverpool dropped crucial points. I saw him play for Sunderland on the right side of midfield and despite lacking killer pace he looked a threat because of the quality of his delivery. Liverpool have taken him to Anfield and under Rodgers he has become a brilliant midfield player who can control a game, keep the ball and use it with intelligence and quality.
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Jordan Henderson is a key player for Liverpool and England
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English players struggle to break into top Premier League clubs
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Arsenal and Liverpool are producing good English players

Question: Liverpool sign English players and make them better, and so do @placeholder.


Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (CNN) -- New hope, more frustration. As the search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 turned up fresh potential clues, dozens of anguished Chinese relatives on Sunday demanded that Malaysia provide them with evidence on the fate of their loved ones aboard the missing Boeing 777. Ideal weather conditions gave one Australian aircraft crew the opportunity to detect many objects in the water west of Perth. It spotted four orange items of interest, took photos and sent the coordinates, but Flight Lt. Russell Adams said the crew couldn't determine whether the objects were from the airliner, which officials believe went down in the southern Indian Ocean.
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Search for plane resumes; 10 aircraft and 10 boats involved
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No confirmed plane debris sightings, though four interesting orange objects are seen
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Australian crew calls new objects one of their "most promising leads"

Question: Ten aircraft were set to fly over the search area about 1,150 miles (1,850 kilometers) west of @placeholder, Australian officials said.

Question: Ten aircraft were set to fly over the search area about 1,150 miles (1,850 kilometers) west of Perth, @placeholder officials said.


The controversial king of Paleo has revealed that he loves what he sees  in the mirror. Celebrity chef Pete Evans says he looks and feels younger than ever thanks to a complete lifestyle transformation after converting to the contentious 'caveman diet'. 'I see a very young teenage boy looking back at me,' he told Sunday Life magazine. 'It's exciting because five years ago I was looking at myself, going, "F*** Pete, you are looking old!" The 41-year-old says he was feeling lethargic and bloated before cutting out grains, sugar and dairy as part of his Paleo regime, which was voted as one of the worst diets of 2014.
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Controversial king of Paleo reveals that he loves what he sees in the mirror
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Celebrity chef Pete Evans says he looks and feels like a teenager
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The 41-year-old said five years ago he felt lethargic and bloated
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Now a Paleo convert, Evans shrugs off the many critics of the diet
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His mate and fellow MKR judge Manu worries he is taking it to the extreme
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Paleo diet cuts out grains, sugar and dairy and 'inhumanely raised' meat

Question: Evans' blood boiling saying if it could be proven that @placeholder put people at risk then he would eat his 'f***** hat'


Washington (CNN) -- Promises are an inherent part of campaigning. But in a time where distrust of government is at an all-time high, 2012 Republican candidates are using promises of action on Day 1 of their administrations to convince voters of the seriousness of the problems facing the nation and their seriousness about taking immediate action to fix them. For the most part, the campaigns have focused on using executive orders as a means to do something on the first day. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich outlines on his website the content of the executive order he would sign in his first day in office. He promises to eliminate all White House "czar" positions, reauthorize a policy to stop "taxpayer dollars from being used to fund or promote abortions in foreign countries" and to move the U.S. embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, among other things.
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Campaigns focus on using executive orders as a means to do something on the first day
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Gingrich promises to eliminate all White House "czar" positions on his first day
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Romney wants to start the elimination of Obama-era rules that hurt the economy
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Former presidential adviser says it is possible to get many orders, bills signed on Day 1

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GAZA CITY, Gaza (CNN) -- Israeli forces fired on a U.N. aid convoy Thursday in Gaza, killing at least one contract worker and prompting the U.N. to halt some of its operations in Gaza, U.N. officials said. Palestinians distribute U.N. food aid Thursday in a refugee camp in southern Gaza. The U.N. has "lost confidence" in the Israeli military's attempts to allow humanitarian aid into the Palestinian territory, the U.N. Relief and Works Agency's director said. Meanwhile, the U.N. Security Council late Thursday overwhelmingly approved a resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza. Fourteen of the council's 15 members voted in favor of the resolution -- with U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice abstaining from the vote.
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U.N. secretary-general says Israelis fired on U.N. aid convoy
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U.N. suspends some aid work, citing death of at least one worker
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Four rockets fired from southern Lebanon landed in northern Israel on Thursday
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U.N. Security Council approves resolution calling for cease-fire

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(CNN) -- On January 1, the nation will commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation, which legally freed slaves in the secessionist Southern states. Meanwhile, thousands of theaters will still be presenting the film "Lincoln," portraying the soon-to-be-martyred president's efforts in January 1865 to persuade the House of Representatives to pass the 13th Amendment, outlawing slavery throughout the nation. Coming at a time when many Republicans are seeking to rebrand their party, these commemorations of the first Republican president raise this question: Why not refashion the Grand Old Party in the image of the Great Emancipator? Steven Spielberg's historical drama, as well as the biography upon which it is based, Doris Kearns Goodwin's "Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln," both remind today's Americans that Lincoln was not only a moral leader but also a practical politician. The political identity that Lincoln forged for the fledgling Republican Party -- uniting the nation while defending individual rights -- was a winning formula for half a century, with the GOP winning 11 of 13 presidential elections from 1860 through 1908.
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Wade Henderson: January 1 is 150th anniversary of the Emancipation Proclamation
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He says GOP should look to Lincoln, a canny politician who led moral fight on civil rights
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He says GOP has history of civil rights support that it has largely abandoned in recent years
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Henderson: In 2012, election minority voters unimpressed; GOP should return to roots

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Washington (CNN) -- House Speaker John Boehner and other conservatives shot down a proposal from a senior congressional Republican who suggested that his GOP colleagues break from their firm anti-tax position and agree to a demand from Democrats to immediately renew middle-class tax cuts. Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma, a member of the leadership team that helps round up House votes, told fellow GOP lawmakers that he thought they should, as a matter of political strategy, extend just the tax-rate cuts for those making $250,000 or less before the end of the year -- a position being pushed by President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats.
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Rep. Tom Cole floated idea of negotiating tax cuts leaving out earners over $250,000
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House Speaker John Boehner and other conservatives reject his idea
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Cole says major issues should be worked out in the debate next year

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- "Modern Family" actress Sarah Hyland asked for and received a temporary restraining order against her ex-boyfriend, actor Matthew Prokop, her lawyer said Tuesday. "The documents speak for themselves," attorney Lee Sherman said in a statement sent to CNN. He declined to give details of what happened to bring the case before a Los Angeles judge. CNN was unable to obtain the judges order Tuesday evening, but celebrity news website TMZ published quotes from the document. "His grip was so tight that I could not breathe or speak," Hyland, 23, said in a sworn statement. "I was scared and in fear for my life."
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TMZ reports Hyland accuses Prokop of putting her in fear for her life
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"The documents speak for themselves," Hyland's lawyer tells CNN
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Hyland plays Haley Dunphy on "Modern Family"
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She met Prokop when they both auditioned for Disney's "High School Musical"

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She's convinced that hamburgers were invented by Kim Jong Il, thinks Lady Gaga is a man and refuses to ride a bicycle on the grounds that it's dangerous and would ruin the shape of her legs. Meet 20-year-old Miss Kim, a student studying English at Pyongyang's University of Foreign Studies. As a reward for good behaviour, she was given the task of escorting French photographer Eric Lafforgue as he toured North Korea earlier this year. 'She had never previously left Pyongyang,' explains Lafforgue. 'It was a unique opportunity for her to visit her own country and to get to meet and speak to a foreigner.
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Miss Kim, 20, a student studying English in Pyongyang, gave Eric Lafforgue a rare insight into North Korean life
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When she's not studying, she likes to play computer games and says she hopes to travel to the UK one day
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Unfamiliar with the reality of life in the West, she thinks Kim Jong Il invented the burger and Lady Gaga is male
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She is also convinced that South Koreans would like to shoot her and says she hates Americans
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Lafforgue says much of what Miss Kim believes is propaganda which North Koreans listen to from a young age

Question: Beautiful: According to Miss Kim, @placeholder consider women with big eyes, a high nose, a small mouth and very pale skin to be especially beautiful

Question: Despite her English skills, however, she says she won't be travelling to the @placeholder any time soon.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Bush on Thursday called on Congress to approve billions of dollars in additional funding for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan before lawmakers leave for their Christmas break. President Bush wants Congress to approve his request for war spending before the holidays. He said the Army will have to shut down bases and start furloughing between 100,000 and 200,000 civilian workers by mid-February if Congress does not clear the funds. "Pentagon officials have warned Congress that the continued delay in funding our troops will soon begin to have a damaging impact on the operations of this department," Bush said Thursday. "The warning has been laid out for the United States Congress to hear."
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Dems have said they plan to hold Bush's request for war spending until next year
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$50 billion war spending bill passed the House but stalled last week in the Senate
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Bush called on Congress to approve funds "without strings and without delay"
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Pentagon says Army will have to make major cutbacks if it doesn't get the funds

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London (CNN) -- Special coins designed to mark the christening later this month of Prince George, the baby son of Prince William and his wife, Catherine, go into production Tuesday in Britain. Prince George, who was born in July, is the first royal baby to be honored with a christening coin from the Royal Mint. Catherine's first appearance since royal baby was born The design of the coins, to be produced by the Royal Mint in a range of sizes and materials, has been approved by his parents, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, the Royal Mint said.
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Special coins to mark the christening of Prince George go into production
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He will be christened this month at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace
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The coins are available for sale, with the largest gold version priced at $80,000

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By Alasdair Glennie June Whitfield, star of comedy show Terry and June, has criticised BBC executives for turning middle class into a 'dirty word' She made her name as the star of a quintessential middle class sitcom. So June Whitfield is more than qualified to defend such shows amid claims that BBC bosses think there’s too many of them. The Terry and June actress, now 88, has attacked the corporation for turning ‘middle class’ into a ‘dirty word’ by concentrating too much on blue collar comedies. Miss Whitfield, who appears in new BBC1 show Boomers, said it was ‘extraordinary’ that bawdy comedies such as Mrs Brown’s Boys are preferred to gentler shows such as Miranda.
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June Whitfield criticised BBC for turning middle class into a dirty word
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Said it was 'extraordinary' that new comedy shows are so 'in your face'
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BBC report praised Mrs Brown's Boys as successful working class comedy

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(CNN) -- Trayvon Martin should be remembered as a happy, smiling teenager, says his soft-spoken older brother. Martin, 17, was an honors student with his own college dreams, according to Jahvaris Fulton. But Martin's life ended on February 26 in Sanford, Florida, during an encounter with neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman. "He probably was going to be someone," Fulton, in an interview aired Friday night on CNN's "AC360," said of Martin. Fulton humorously recalled Martin's first time riding on a horse. "His horse had some problems. It wanted to be a bully to everybody else's horse. He (Martin) handled it. He was the first one to learn how to control him."
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Trayvon Martin was a happy teenager, older brother says
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He tells "AC360" his brother wasn't violent, confrontational
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They went horseback riding a week before Trayvon died
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George Zimmerman claims he acted in self-defense

Question: "Nobody, after all, wanted @placeholder to be prejudged as he was walking down that street," he said Thursday.


(Rolling Stone) -- "Making Achtung Baby is the reason we're here now," Bono says early on in Davis Guggenheim's new U2 documentary, "From The Sky Down," which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival on Thursday night. The film -- which focuses on the tumultuous time in the band's career 20 years ago -- shows how Bono, guitarist the Edge, drummer Larry Mullen Jr. and bassist Adam Clayton got back on track: After considerable infighting and "creative differences" while the four hunkered down at Hansa Studios in Berlin in 1990 to try to make an album, the song "One" finally and miraculously sprouted from the unfinished "Mysterious Ways."
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The film focuses on the tumultuous time in the band's career 20 years ago
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There are sound-only interviews that Guggenheim was able to draw from each band member
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There is a lot of levity too, including a satirical montage of bands that have imploded

Question: "The movie has this pretty long [section] where you hear them write that song -- and it's goose bumps," @placeholder told Rolling Stone in Toronto.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:46 EST, 6 February 2014 | UPDATED: 10:53 EST, 6 February 2014 Two weeks after cascades of snow prevented vehicles from getting into the city of Valdez, at the end of the trans-Alaska pipeline, the only road into town has reopened. Crews finished clearing away the remaining avalanche debris, and there was no damage to Richardson Highway. A dozen or so avalanches combined to close the road on January 24, including two that completely covered the highway and about 10 that partially covered it. Open road: It's official - The 'Damalanche' is gone. The state Department of Transportation reopened Richardson Highway near Valdez on Wednesday morning after a series of monster avalanches blocked the city's only artery to the state road system for 12 days
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Richardson Highway in Alaska was completely blocked in two places
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Crews worked around the clock to clear about 54 tons of snow in five days
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One avalanche created a lake that blocked equipment from reaching fallen snow
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Snow was piled more than 40 feet high in places
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Homes near a 500 million gallon lake created by the ice dam were evacuated
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Supplies had to be airlifted into Valdez for town's 4,000 residents who were trapped since January 24
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Road now completely clear without any damage to people or the highway

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HAMILTON, Bermuda (CNN) -- Four Chinese nationals of Uyghur ethnicity who had been held at the U.S. military's Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, detention facility have been resettled in Bermuda, officials said Thursday. Attorney General Eric Holder says the U.S. is "extremely grateful to the government of Bermuda." "Above all, this was a humanitarian act," Bermudan Premier Ewart Brown told CNN in an interview at his Cabinet office in Hamilton, Bermuda. "We don't see it as quid pro quo." The four were twice cleared for release -- once by the Bush administration and again this year, according to a Justice Department statement.
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NEW: Bermudan premier: "Above all, this was a humanitarian act"
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Uyghurs are native Chinese Muslims; the detainees were apprehended in Pakistan
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China urges U.S. to hand over all 17 Uyghurs held at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
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Official says U.S. still negotiating with Palau to take remaining 13 Uyghurs

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A relegation scrap at Crystal Palace might have seemed like an attractive proposition for Alan Pardew with Newcastle trailing inside five minutes and the locals again restless in fear of a fifth straight loss. In fact, it still might, regardless of the turnaround which followed. But come full-time, Pardew – bookies’ favourite for the vacant manager’s position at Selhurst Park - was applauding those same supporters who had threatened to turn in the wake of Arouna Kone’s early opener and embracing the players who have repeatedly bailed him out this season. It should have been a cause for celebration. Instead, Pardew refused to speak to the press after the game, fueling speculation he is tempted by a return to London. No reason was given by club officials but it is thought he did not want to answer questions on the link to his former club.
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Arouna Kone gave Everton an early first half lead, volleying home from close range on five minutes
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Newcastle were lucky not to be reduced to 10 men when Papiss Cisse elbowed Seamus Coleman
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Cisse then later equalised for the hosts with a low, right-footed shot on 34 minutes
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Newcastle forward Ayoze Perez put them 2-1 shortly after half-time with a neat strike into the bottom corner
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Jack Colback extended the Magpies lead with his first strike for the club on 68 minutes
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Kevin Mirallas gave the Toffees hope with minutes remaining after scoring a clipped finish over Jak Alnwick

Question: Colback (left) watches on as his strike trickles towards the Everton goal to give Newcastle a 3-1 lead against the @placeholder

Question: Man-of-the-match Ayoze Perez fired them in front after the break and @placeholder netted his first in black and white midway through the second half.


Beijing (CNN) -- Russia's Prime Minister Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing Tuesday, kicking off a two-day visit to China, his first state visit since announcing his intention to contest the Russian presidency next March. Aside from meeting his counterpart Chinese premier Wen Jiabao in the 16th Regular Meeting between the two Prime Ministers, Putin will also meet with Chinese President Hu Jintao and other Chinese leaders. Talks are expected to include negotiations on a natural gas deal worth $1 trillion that has been stalled by disagreements over price. The deal would see Russia supply China with up to 68 billion cubic meters of gas every year.
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Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin arrives in Beijing on two-day visit
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Talks expected to include negotiations on natural gas deal worth $1 trillion
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Experts say economic cooperation will dominate the meeting agenda
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Marks Putin's first state visit since announcing his intention to contest Russian presidency

Question: "The fact that Putin may become next @placeholder president indeed adds some political color to this visit, and its impact on bilateral relation will definitely go beyond the impact of a regular state visit," Zhao said.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:30 EST, 14 February 2014 | UPDATED: 11:51 EST, 14 February 2014 Tim Hall has been refused benefits after he travelled abroad for a four-month internship to improve has career prospects A budding filmmaker who has lived in Britain almost all his life has been refused benefits because he travelled abroad for a four-month internship. Tim Hall, 26, travelled to Brussels last autumn for a course to build on his skills and improve his career prospects. But he has been stung by new rules aimed at preventing EU migrants from taking advantage of the benefits system.
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Tim Hall travelled to Brussels last year for a four-month internship
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He tried to apply for Jobseekers' Allowance upon return but was denied it
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He was told 'for benefits purposes only, you're not considered to be habitually resident in the UK'

Question: Previously, EU migrants had been able to start claiming @placeholder and other benefits within weeks of arriving – prompting concern that some people are arriving, signing on and only then looking for work.


BRADDOCK, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- What happens when business and government turn their collective back on a town and just walk away? Braddock, Pennsylvania, is what happens. Braddock, Pennsylvania, has suffered since the steel mills went out of business in the 1970s and 1980s. When steel was king, the population of Braddock surged to more than 20,000 people. With its proximity to Pittsburgh and its location on the Monongahela River, it was an ideal location for a steel town. When steel mills began closing in the 1970s and 1980s, Braddock was not immune. In 1982, Braddock's main mill, the Carrie Furnace, closed its doors, putting thousands of people out of work.
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Braddock, Pennsylvania, thrived as a steel town
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Thousands of people left after mills shut down
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Mayor trying to use incentives to bring business back to area
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Real estate prices are incredibly low, enticing some to move to town

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(CNN) -- The U.N. on Monday called for reconciliation in the newly-established Republic of South Sudan after fighting reportedly left at least 600 dead and at least 26,000 cattle stolen. The Special Representative of the U.N. Secretary General, Hilde F. Johnson urged restraint Monday after fighting between the Murle and Lou Nuer communities in Jonglei State, killed at least 600 and left more than 750 wounded. Clashes broke out early Thursday morning and lasted through the day, South Sudan authorities reported. The U.N. on Friday dispatched an assessment and verification team to two of the conflict areas. The team found 28 casualties at one site and 30 at another along with a number of huts burned to the ground, said Aleem Siddique, spokesman for the United Nations Mission in South Sudan.
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Fighting in South Sudan reportedly left at least 600 dead, at least 750 wounded
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Also at least 26,000 cattle stolen
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2,400 people died in 330 clashes across South Sudan, in first 6 months of 2011
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Most of the clashes are over cattle rustling incidents

Question: The violence occurred when members of the Murle tribe attacked villages of the @placeholder, Siddique said.


By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 03:58 EST, 13 May 2013 | UPDATED: 09:16 EST, 13 May 2013 The company behind a banned advert for a payday lender featuring troubled star Kerry Katona has re-launched its campaign featuring the formerly bankrupt singer again. The promotion for Cash Lady was banned by the Advertising Standards Agency because it appeared to suggest that it was possible to afford a popstar's lifestyle by using the lender's services. But after a gap of just four days, Ms Katona is once more appearing on TV in a similar but slightly different version of the Cash Lady ad, using the same colour scheme and graphic designs.
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Former Atomic Kitten star appeared in ad for payday lender Cash Lady
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ASA ordered firm to pull advert which mentioned Katona's money troubles
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But just a few days later a similar ad is back on TV despite the ban
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New publicity uses identical colour schemes and keeps Katona as star
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Campaigners attack 'glossy adverts and slick celebrity endorsements'

Question: Ms Katona, 32, who first rose to fame as a member of the recently reunited @placeholder, has run into well-documented personal and financial troubles, and was declared bankrupt in 2008.


Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson is reported to have reached a plea agreement that will allow him to plead no contest to misdemeanor reckless assault and therefore avoid prison. The deal would allow the football star to avoid a felony child-abuse conviction and instead be sentenced to probation and community service, plus a monetary fine. The disgraced football star, 29, had faced one felony count of reckless injury to a child after he was accused of striking his four-year-old son with a tree branch or switch at his gated mansion in The Woodlands. Scroll down for video Vikings running back Peterson (seen in court with wife Ashley Brown) is reported to have reached a plea agreement that will allow him to plead no contest to misdemeanor reckless assault - and avoid jail time
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Peterson's plea deal has been accepted in his child abuse case in Texas
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The deal reduces the felony charge to misdemeanor reckless assault
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Instead of jail time, the football star will be subject to 80 hours of community service and a $2,000 fine
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Could now be reinstated for the Minnesota Vikings' next game against the Chicago Bears unless the NFL decides to suspend him for more than the eight games he's missed

Question: He was later suspended indefinitely with pay by the @placeholder until the matter is resolved.

Question: The charge against Peterson came as the @placeholder faced public criticism for its handling of a spate of domestic violence cases among its players.


By Phil Vinter PUBLISHED: 11:56 EST, 10 September 2012 | UPDATED: 13:02 EST, 10 September 2012 Mark Chesney broke into Darren McGirr's home in November last year A brave homeowner hit a late night intruder over the head with a hammer as he faced 'every householder’s worst nightmare'. Darren McGirr, from Stockton, in Teeside, took the extreme measure to defend his property when burglar Mark Chesney threatened to stab him with a knife. After confronting the Chesney in the hallway, fast-thinking Mr McGirr managed to apprehend the intruder and hold him at the property until the police arrived. Teeside Crown Court had heard that Mr McGirr's girlfriend Kirsty Lowery screamed as she was awoken by a noise in the early hours of November 9 last year.
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Burglar Mark Chesney had threatened to stab Darren McGirr with a knife
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McGirr and his girlfriend struggled to hold Chesney at the property until police arrived

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama castigated the North Korean government Monday for conducting a second nuclear bomb test in defiance of multiple international warnings. President Obama calls North Korea's nuclear test "a grave threat to the peace and stability of the world." North Korea's actions "pose a grave threat to the peace and stability of the world," Obama said at the White House. Obama promised that the United States and the international community would strongly respond to the test. He added that North Korea's actions have "flown in the face of United Nations resolutions" and were inviting deeper international isolation for the communist state. Watch how U.S. is reacting to the test »
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NEW: Obama promises strong reaction to North Korean nuclear test
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NEW: Test will deepen Pyongyang regime's isolation, White House says
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Joints Chief head says test shows Pyongyang becoming "increasingly belligerent"
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U.N. Security Council to meet Monday afternoon to discuss the test

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(CNN) -- Paris and Rome are lovely this time of year, but they're also packed with summer travelers. For something a little quieter, consider Lonely Planet's latest list of top European destinations that offer café culture, history and outdoor adventures outside of Europe's most popular cities. This year's Europe list, developed by Lonely Planet's editors and writers, includes the next hot spots to visit as well as longtime favorites with something new to enjoy. "We try to point out what's the next hot thing, what's been overlooked and deserving of more attention and places that people have heard about forever but may not know have been revitalized in recent years," said Andy Murdock, Lonely Planet's U.S. digital editor. "It's food for thought for travelers looking to explore Europe more deeply."
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Enjoy port tastings in the Portuguese town that made the drink famous
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Soak in Icelandic hot springs without being surrounded by other tourists
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Return to Italy's Cinque Terre towns, restored to their picturesque former selves
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Follow the "Game of Thrones" path to Northern Ireland and Dubrovnik, Croatia

Question: In some ways, @placeholder's popularity is old news to American travelers, but a lot of people are seeing the coast.