(CNN) -- The proposed super-fight between Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jnr has been thrown into doubt because of a dispute over the timing of a pre-match blood-test according to Golden Boy Promotions. Richard Schaefer, chief executive of Golden Boy who promote Mayweather, announced on the company's official Web site that the Filipino would not agree to blood-testing in the immediate run up to the welterweight fight which had been expected to take place in March. Mayweather's management have requested the fighters submit to Olympic-style blood testing as outlined and mandated by the United States Anti Doping Agency (USADA) 30 days prior to the bout.
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The Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather fight is in doubt over the timing of a pre-match blood test
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Golden Boy Promotions chief executive Richard Schaefer claims Filipino Pacquiao is refusing a test 30 days before the bout
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Mayweather called on Filipino to undergo the test to ensure a fair fight
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Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum says the "plug has been pulled" on the fight

Question: "I hope this is either some miscommunication or that Manny will change his mind and step up and allow these tests, which were good enough for all these other great athletes, to be performed by @placeholder."


A house dating back to the early 1700s once lived in by the 'real Robinson Crusoe' has gone up for sale. Minards House in Oreston, Plymouth, Devon, is said to have once been lived in by Alexander Selkirk, who experts believe is the man behind the fictional castaway. Written by Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe follows the life of a wealthy adventurer as he voyages around the world and eventually ends up shipwrecked. Minards House (pictured) in Devon which dates back to the early 1700s and was once lived in by the 'real Robinson Crusoe' has gone up for sale for £395,000
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House once in by 'real Robinson Crusoe' has gone up for sale for £395,000
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Minards House in Devon is said to have been lived in by Alexander Selkirk
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Scottish sailor once lived there after spending four years on desert island
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Abandoned on island of Juan Fernandez by his ship's captain after argument
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Experts say he may have been inspiration for Daniel Defoe's fictional castaway

Question: In the early eighteenth century Minards House was a pub, and @placeholder supposedly stayed there for some time before heading out to sea again


The mother of James Foley -- an American journalist beheaded by ISIS militants -- said she is "embarrassed and appalled" by how the U.S. government dealt with her son's case, telling CNN that officials even suggested family members could be charged if they raised ransom to free him. "I think our efforts to get Jim freed were an annoyance" to the U.S. government, Diane Foley told CNN's Anderson Cooper in an interview that aired Thursday. "It didn't seem to be in (U.S.) strategic interest, if you will." Officials told Foley family members "not go to the media," and that the "government would not exchange prisoners,"  or carry out "military action" to try to rescue her son, according to Diane Foley.
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Jim Foley's mother says the U.S. must find a way to negotiate with terrorists
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She criticizes the U.S. government over its actions since son's 2012 disappearance
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Foley kin "told ... many times" they might be charged for raising ransom, his mother says
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Diana Foley adds: "We were just told to trust that he would be freed somehow, miraculously"

Question: In fact, video posted online on August 19 showed James Foley kneeling next to a man dressed in black, with Foley reading a presumably scripted message that his "real killer" is @placeholder, then being summarily executed.


By Laura Cox PUBLISHED: 09:45 EST, 13 September 2013 | UPDATED: 04:05 EST, 16 September 2013 Teenage girls see sexualisation as ‘part and parcel’ of their lives because of the raunchy behaviour of pop stars such as Rihanna and Miley Cyrus, an academic claimed yesterday. Their skimpy outfits and sexual dance moves are ruining the self-esteem of girls, according to Professor Dionne Taylor, an expert in criminal law. She found the explicit dance moves and foul-mouthed lyrics fuel negative attitudes towards women and affect women’s confidence, education and even their employment prospects. Scroll down for video Miley Cyrus sparked criticism after her provocative gyrations with Robin Thicke at the MTV music awards
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Birmingham City University's Dionne Taylor says stars give 'mixed messages' to impressionable girls
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Points out men are clothed in pop videos while women are scantily clad
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Says 'video vixens' make sexualisation of women 'part of everyday life' and fuel negative attitude towards women
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Says girls' confidence, education and even employment will suffer

Question: 'What stunned me even more than @placeholder's excruciating display of pornographic innuendo was my daughter's reaction.

Question: '@placeholder continues to sexually exploit young women by promoting acts that incorporate 'twerking' in a nude-colored bikini.

Question: How is this image of former child star @placeholder appropriate for 14-year-olds?'


By Peter Allen and Helen Collis PUBLISHED: 06:27 EST, 21 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:00 EST, 21 October 2013 'Totally unacceptable': France's Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, pictured in Luxembourg, summoned the US ambassador to the Elysee Palace to explain himself American spies secretly listened in to 70.3 million private phone calls in France over less than one month, it emerged today. The astonishing figure gives an indication of just how easy it is for the US to monitor people’s activities across Europe and has caused outrage in France. The country's foreign minister has summoned the US ambassador 'immediately' to the Elysee Palace to explain himself and has described America's espionage activities as 'totally unacceptable'.
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Calls by certain phone numbers were automatically recorded by the NSA
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Angered French foreign minister has summoned US ambassador to explain
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Data is latest to surface from Edward Snowden's leaked NSA documents

Question: The scale of spying by @placeholder on French individuals and companies was revealed in documents leaked by Edward Snowden, the whistleblower and former contractor at the National Security Agency (NSA).


Paris (CNN) -- Australia has been revealed as the world's happiest industrialized nation for the third year running, based on criteria including satisfaction, work-life balance, income and housing, a survey released Tuesday has found. The so-called "lucky country" beat Sweden and Canada to take the top spot in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development's (OECD) Better Life Index. The country which comes out on top can be found here, if all criteria are weighted evenly. Australia has remained largely immune from the global financial crisis, with its economy growing on average 3.5% over the last 20 years to 2012, according to the CIA Factbook.
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Australia named the world's happiest industrialized nation, according to the OECD
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Survey takes into account satisfaction, work-life balance, income and housing
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Sweden took second place, while Canada was placed third
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The United States came sixth in the survey, with the UK in 10th position

Question: @placeholder was ranked third, with 72% of those aged between 15 and 64 employed, and an average household disposable income of $28,194.


By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 10:42 EST, 6 January 2014 | UPDATED: 10:58 EST, 6 January 2014 Launching her attack: Jill Kelley is now suing three government agencies and a number of officials demanding an apology for bringing her into the Petraeus scandal Florida socialite Jill Kelley has launched a fight against the government in an effort to salvage her reputation in the wake of the scandal that brought down the head of the CIA and led to the retirement of a second four-star general. Last year, Mrs Kelley became a secondary participant in then-CIA director David Petraeus’ affair with his biographer Paula Broadwell after Mrs Kelley contacted the FBI about threatening emails she received from Broadwell. During an ensuing search of her email records, the FBI publicly announced that she had ‘inappropriate’ email conversations with General John Allen as well.
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Jill Kelley has spoken out about how she lives in fear of leaving her house and won't go to the grocery store or her children's schools
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Kelley originally contacted a friend at the FBI in 2012 because she was receiving threatening emails
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Led to the discovery that the sender was Paula Broadwell who was having an affair with then-CIA director General David Petraeus
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She is suing three government agencies and top officials for releasing her name and doing an unapproved search of her email
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Just hours after Kelley's interview was released on Sunday, Broadwell posted a cryptic tweet about letting go of bitterness

Question: All of the parties involved in the tumultuous scandal- Petraeus, Broadwell, @placeholder and Kelley- were all married to other people, but Kelley claims that Petraeus and Broadwell were the only two that had a romantic relationship.


It seems you are never too young to enjoy a spa day. At least, that's what the Baby Spa in Kensington, London, believes. The unusual venue offers pampering for newborns, including luxury massages and even hydrotherapy treatments tailored just for them. Scroll down for video Smile! Adorable tot is all grins during his hydrotherapy session at the Baby Spa in Kensington, London Neonatal and paediatric nurses oversee the treatments, which include water immersion and massages Laura Sevenus owns and operates the Baby Spa, where tots from as young as two days old have enjoyed her sessions, which include using floating rings to allow them to cool off in a swimming pool.
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The Baby Spa in London offers hydrotherapy and massages for infants
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Nurses oversee the massages and water immersion therapy treatments
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All babies fitted with a 'Bubby' to allow for safe flotation on water surface
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With regular visits, newborns develop a larger range of movements

Question: 'Once the Bubby is fitted at the beginning of @placeholder visits, the baby is placed in an individual neonatal pod or larger spa pool for up to 30 minutes of therapeutic immersion.'


By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 20:15 EST, 7 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:10 EST, 8 June 2012 Tragic: Helen Hipkiss, 39, was working as a teaching assistant in Barrow, Cumbria when she was taken ill A healthy mother-of-two collapsed as she taught at an infants’ school and later died of a brain haemorrhage. Helen Hipkiss, 39, was working as a teaching assistant at Brisbane Park Infant School in Barrow, Cumbria when she was taken ill. Despite the best efforts of the medical team at Furness General Hospital over the next 24 hours, the decision was taken to turn off her life support machine.
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Helen Hipkiss, 39, was working as a teaching assistant at Brisbane Park Infant School in Barrow, Cumbria when she was taken ill
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Helen’s husband, Jason, and their two children, nine-year-old Adam and Yasmin, seven, have been left devastated

Question: So we went up and sat with @placeholder and said our goodbyes.


(CNN) -- Gary Oldman is doubling down on his apology for his recent Playboy interview. The British actor appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Wednesday to say in person what he's already said to the Anti-Defamation League in a letter: He very much regrets the remarks he made to Playboy about Jewish people and Hollywood. Gary Oldman apologizes for remarks "I said some things that were poorly considered," a subdued Oldman told Kimmel. "Once I saw it in print, I could see that it was offensive, insensitive, pernicious and ill-informed." In the Playboy interview, Oldman gives his unfiltered opinion on political correctness and how it's impacted controversial actors like Alec Baldwin and Mel Gibson, the latter of whom has used anti-Semitic language in the past.
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Gary Oldman gave an apology on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" Wednesday
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The Kimmel appearance followed a written apology
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Oldman was under fire for remarks in Playboy about Jewish people and Hollywood

Question: Within a day of Playboy releasing its interview, Oldman wrote the @placeholder to tell it he was "deeply remorseful" for what he said.


(CNN) -- After almost three centuries at the heart of London's busy Piccadilly retail district, Fortnum and Mason is broadening its horizons. The upscale British store, which is a favorite of the Queen Elizabeth, the Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge, opened its first ever standalone store outside of the UK in Dubai last month. Located directly opposite the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building, the sparkling new 9,400 square feet outlet aims to offer a slice of the vintage London retail experience in the Gulf. The new site includes all the trademark Fortnum and Mason features such as an English tea salon and ice cream parlor as well as stocking the wicker hampers and luxury food items the company is most famous for.
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Fortnum and Mason has opened its first ever standalone store outside the UK
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Dubai was chosen as the location for the 9,400 square foot outlet
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Fortnum CEO says it is possible the company may add other stores in the Middle East

Question: So, here we are in downtown Dubai with lots of the traditional aspects of the @placeholder's business but in a more contemporized way of presentation.


(CNN) -- A man suspected of killing a migrant from Kyrgyzstan and leading recent riots that drew thousands in Moscow has been arrested, state media reported. Ilya Kubrakov and three other rioters were arrested on Friday, a Moscow court announced, according to the Russian state-run news agency RIA Novosti. Kubrakov could face life in prison for the stabbing death of the Kyrgyz migrant in southern Moscow, whose body was found on Sunday, RIA Novosti said. On December 11, about 5,000 nationalists and "football hooligans" clashed with Moscow police as an unsanctioned nationalist-tinged mass memorial for a fellow supporter turned violent, according to state media.
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State media reports "race-hate" violence has erupted in Moscow and St. Petersburg
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About 5,000 Spartak Moscow supporters clashed with police last weekend
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They were protesting alleged police negligence over the death of Yegor Sviridov, 28
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Sviridov was reportedly killed in a fight with migrants from Russia's North Caucasus region

Question: The head of the Spartak Moscow fan club has told RIA Novosti that the showdown had nothing to do with sports but instead was rooted in problems in @placeholder society.


(CNN)  -- John Isner of the United States and his French opponent Nicolas Mahut made tennis history at Wimbledon on Wednesday as they contested the longest grand slam singles match of all time -- and it is still to be finished. It was called off for the day due to bad light at 59 games all in the fifth and deciding set after 10 hours of action on Court 18 at the All England Club. During the marathon fifth set, the pair surpassed the previous record of six hours and 33 minutes set at the 2004 French Open, when Fabrice Santoro beat fellow Frenchman Arnaud Clement 6-4 6-3 6-7 3-6 16-14.
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John Isner and Nicolas Mahut set world record in marathon tennis match at Wimbledon
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The match is the longest in terms of time at 10 hours and also games contested
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Isner and Mahut tied at 59 games all in fifth and final set when bad light stopped play
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Isner has set world record of 98 aces with Mahut powering down 95

Question: @placeholder, who had appeared the less tired, said: "We played for too long, I don't know how many hours we played."


New York (CNN) -- Today's bipartisan health care meeting is being called a summit, a term that brings to mind diplomatic missions during wartime. That's a fitting description for the atmosphere in Washington. Political opponents are considered enemies. Health care is just the latest example of government dysfunction; it's been derailed by hyper-partisanship, over-spending and the disproportionate influence of special interests. Independent voters, the largest and fastest growing segment of the electorate, hold the balance of power in American politics, but they have once again been shut out of the debate. The professional partisans in Washington ignore them at their peril.
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John Avlon says health care summit comes amid a period of bipartisan dysfunction in government
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Historically, frustrated independent voters increase in this climate, hold balance of power, he says
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Let down by bipartisan gridlock, stalled agenda, faltering economy, independents have broken with Obama
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Avlon: Health care meeting is chance for parties to show independents they can change

Question: @placeholder' sense that government is broken didn't happen overnight, and it won't be solved overnight.


(CNN) -- The question is a serious one, and its answer has multiple political and security implications: Did a Mexican political party have agreements with organized crime, specifically the PRI which governed Mexico for 71 years? The way Mexican President Felipe Calderon answered this question when asked by New York Times reporters is creating quite a stir. Asked whether he fears that a victory by the PRI in next year's presidential elections may bring back a corrupt relationship with organized crime, Calderon, a member of the PAN, conceded that is one of his fears. "It depends on who" wins the elections, the president told the Times. "There are many in the PRI who agree with the (hard-line) policy I have, at least they say so in secret, while publicly they may say something else. There are many in the PRI who think the deals of the past would work now. I don't see what deal could be done, but that is the mentality many of them have. If that opinion prevails it would worry me."
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President Calderon suggests elections next year might give organized crime an opening
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Many in the opposition party "think the deals of the past would work now," he says
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"I don't consider it an appropriate statement for a head of state," an opposition leader says

Question: His statement, made in February, was widely quoted by @placeholder newspapers.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:48 EST, 6 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:33 EST, 6 November 2013 They have been best friends since they were eight years old but Sarah and Paige had never met in person until this summer. The girls bonded over the challenges they both face after being born without an arm, but with Sarah in Indiana, and Paige in Auckland, New Zealand, their only contact has been through the internet. Skype had helped made distance between the girls' homes seem, but after Paige and Sarah submitted their story to its Stay Together campaign, the company decided to go one step further.
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Sarah used video chat from her Indiana home to get to know Paige in New Zealand
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Shared challenges of having a missing limb has strengthened friendship

Question: 'When I first saw @placeholder it was like seeing a mirror image.'


By Laura Cox PUBLISHED: 08:28 EST, 29 June 2012 | UPDATED: 06:20 EST, 30 June 2012 A University of Texas graduate student was left fighting for his life on Thursday after two chimpanzees pounced on him at the South African reserve where he was studying their behaviour, dragging him along the ground for more than a mile. The mother of 26-year-old Andrew Oberle said that her son had been passionate about chimps since watching a documentary about famous naturalist Jane Goodall in seventh grade. Mary Flint added that her son knew the risks involved in working with apes, and said that the attack would probably not stop him carrying out further research.
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Andrew Oberle, 26, was studying chimp behaviour at the Goodall Institute in South Africa
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Paramedics had to waited for armed escorts before treating him
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Mother says graduate student had long been devoted to chimpanzees
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The case mirrors that of Charla Nash, 58, who was horrifically mauled by chimpa in 2009 and had to have a face transplant

Question: Haunting image: Ms @placeholder is seen posing with the chimp a year before the attack


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:31 EST, 12 April 2013 | UPDATED: 14:40 EST, 12 April 2013 Like something ripped from the headlines that made them rich, the son to the National Enquirer heiress has come out swinging in feud over family fortune with a television interview in which he accuses his mother of trying to 'villianize' him and kidnap his son. Paul Pope claims his Palm Beach, Florida socialite mother is squandering their millions and 'loves to get whatever type of attention she can get.' 'She's sued me like five times in 24 years' said 45-year-old Pope. 'She's an actress, and she loves the limelight.'
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Paul Pope claims his 79-year-old mother is throwing away the family's money with a lavish lifestyle that includes private jets just for her dogs
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Mother Lois Pope says her son won't stop asking for millions in gifts and now claims he has 'maliciously and repeatedly harassed her' and is seeking a restraining order

Question: Insults: Pope called his @placeholder socialite mother, pictured, an 'actress' who'll do anything for the limelight and is wasting the family's fortune


By Meghan Keneally and Associated Press and Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 20:49 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 04:32 EST, 5 December 2013 A Mobile, Alabama Navy dad whose daughter took a tumble at the White House on Wednesday didn’t seem at all worried at his daughter's dizzying encounter with 1-year-old Sunny Obama. ‘Google "Ashtyn Gardner White House” She made a bit of a splash today:)’ Navy Lieutenant John Gardner wrote on Facebook, proving he was anything but shaken by his 2-year-old’s fall. In fact, photos from the day even show him giggling as his little girl manages to stand back up without a single tear.
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Navy Lieutenant John Gardner brought his whole family to the White House from Mobile Alabama, but it was 2-year-old Ashtyn who stole the show
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When Ashtyn was greeted by the Obama's 1-year-old Portuguese Water Dog Sunny she took a memorable tumble
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Lt. Gardner wasn't worried about his confident daughter and even giggled as she struggled to her feet without shedding a tear

Question: Just over the first lady's elbow is @placeholder's proud dad, who chuckles as his daughter refuses to cry


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 05:39 EST, 8 April 2013 | UPDATED: 17:39 EST, 8 April 2013 An Indian dentist who died after a miscarriage was told she could not have an abortion in Ireland because a doctor told her 'this is a Catholic country', her widower claimed. Savita Halappanavar was 17 weeks pregnant when admitted to University Hospital Galway on October 21 last year and died a week later from suspected septicaemia, days after she lost her baby. The 31-year-old's widower, Praveen, told an inquest that they repeatedly requested a potentially life-saving termination but were refused because the foetal heartbeat was present.
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Praveen Halappanavar's wife Savita died from suspected septicaemia
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He claims a potentially live-saving abortion was denied to her in Ireland
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A consultant allegedly told them 'this is a Catholic country'
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He is now seeking answers for her death at an inquest

Question: He gave his statement to gardai two days after he returned to @placeholder amid fears that his memory would fade, the inquest heard.


By Ap and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:53 EST, 25 May 2013 | UPDATED: 10:19 EST, 25 May 2013 A federal judge ruled Friday that the office of America's self-proclaimed toughest sheriff systematically singled out Latinos in its trademark immigration patrols, marking the first finding by a court that the agency racially profiles people. The decision by U.S. District Judge Murray Snow in Phoenix backs up years of allegations from Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's critics who say his officers violate the constitutional rights of Latinos in relying on race in their immigration enforcement.Snow, whose ruling came more than eight months after a seven-day, non-jury trial, also ruled Arpaio's deputies unreasonably prolonged the detentions of people who were pulled over.
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A federal judge ruled today that Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's office racially profiles Latinos, a claim that has been made by critics for more than a decade
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Immigrants who were in the country illegally accounted for 57 percent of the 1,500 people arrested in the 20 'crime suppression' sweeps his office has conducted in the last several years
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Arpaio: 'My program, my philosophy is a pure program. You go after illegals. I'm not afraid to say that. And you go after them and you lock them up.'
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Evidence shown at trial demonstrates that Arpaio's deputies made disparaging remarks about Latinos during the sweeps

Question: The group asked @placeholder to issue injunctions barring the sheriff's office from discriminatory policing and the judge ruled that more remedies could be ordered in the future.


(CNN) -- A prominent Sri Lankan rights activist controversially detained by his government under anti-terror laws says he believes his arrest was partly spurred by an international push to independently investigate the country's human rights record following decades of civil war. Ruki Fernando, one of his country's leading human rights activists, was arrested late Sunday night with fellow activist Rev. Praveen Mahesan, a Roman Catholic priest, in the former Tamil rebel stronghold of Kilinochchi in the country's north. The men were taken to the Colombo headquarters of Sri Lanka's Terrorist Investigation Division, held for more than 48 hours and questioned, without access to lawyers, before being released early Monday.
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Two Sri Lankan human rights activists held under anti-terror laws have been released
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Their arrests were condemned by the U.S., UK and international rights groups
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Police say they were held after visiting addresses of interest in connection to a police shooting
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One of the men believes the arrests are linked to a push to condemn Sri Lanka at the U.N.

Question: "I think it's a deliberate attempt to intimidate and suppress any form of dissent, criticism or challenge, and clearly not allow people outside Sri Lanka to know what's happening inside the country," @placeholder told CNN after his release.


Greece will hold a snap general election late January  after MPs today failed to vote for a new president sparking fears of a new eurozone crisis. Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras had brought forward the presidential vote in a move he hoped would avoid a general election. But his gamble has backfired spectacularly with the government's candidate Stavros Dimas failing to win a majority after three rounds of voting. Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras called a presidential vote in a bid to avoid a general election but his candidate  failed to poll a majority meaning an election will be held early next year
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Election to be held on January 25 with radical socialists ahead in the polls
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Greek stocks plunge by 11.3% immediately after vote but recover to 7.3%
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Greek PM had called presidential vote in bid to stave off general election
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But gamble  backfired after his candidate failed to win today
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Socialists pledged to abandon austerity and renationalise  the economy
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Athens given bailouts worth 240 billion euros in 2012

Question: @placeholder, who spent much of Sunday following the dramatic rescue of hundreds of passengers from a burning ferry, has appealed to parliament to support his nominee.


(CNN) -- Benilda Caixeta, who was paralyzed from her shoulders down, was one of many residents of New Orleans, Louisiana, still trying to evacuate when Hurricane Katrina struck on August 29, 2005. But despite her repeated calls to the local transportation system that served people with disabilities, as well as to 911, help never arrived. She was found dead in her apartment several days later, floating next to her wheelchair. Monday marks the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. As we celebrate this historic law, which delivered civil rights to millions of Americans, we must also acknowledge how far we still have to go to live up to the law's promise -- especially when it comes to planning for disasters and protecting the vulnerable such as Benilda Caixeta.
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Those with disabilities are especially at risk in disasters, says FEMA's Craig Fugate
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Help did not arrive for victims in such disasters as Hurricane Katrina
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Fugate: Historically relief authorities haven't planned for those with disabilities
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He says FEMA is taking on the challenge, but there's a long way to go

Question: At @placeholder, that means continuing to learn from the mistakes of the past to better protect and serve the entire community.


(CNN) -- U.S. Vice President Joe Biden apologized to Turkey's leader on Saturday for saying that President Recep Erdogan admitted his country had made mistakes allowing foreign fighters to cross into Syria. The apology came hours after Erdogan expressed his anger over the comments to reporters in Istanbul, saying "Biden has to apologize for his statements." Or Biden, he said, will become "history to me," according to published reports by the semi-official Anadolu news agency. The problem appears to have originated during a question-and-answer session following a speech this week at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University when Biden was asked about Turkey and the threat posed by the so-called Islamic State terror group, known as ISIS or ISIL.
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Turkey's President Recep Erdogan demanded an apology from Vice President Joe Biden
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Erdogan was angered by comments Biden made
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Biden said Erdogan told him that Turkey had let too many people through the border
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Erdogan told reporters Biden must apologize or he will be "history to me"

Question: "The Vice President made clear that the United States greatly values the commitments and sacrifices made by our Allies and partners from around the world to combat the scourge of @placeholder, including Turkey."

Question: "The Vice President made clear that the United States greatly values the commitments and sacrifices made by our Allies and partners from around the world to combat the scourge of ISIL, including @placeholder."

Question: The government also agreed to allow foreign troops to launch operations against ISIS from @placeholder.

Question: Turkey, in turn, has accused Syria of fomenting the unrest that has led to @placeholder taking hold in the region.


Squatters refusing to leave a Palm Springs apartment at the centre of an Airbnb 'horror story' have complained THEY are the ones being harassed. Hiding his face with a hoodie and scarf, a man who claimed to be the brother of squatter Maksym Pashanin answered the door of the home in a gated community in Palm Springs. Videogame programmer Maksym is currently locked in a legal battle with Airbnb host Cory Tschogl, 39, who initially agreed to rent him her property for 44 days from May 25 to July 8. But now he refuses to leave. Hooded: A man claiming to be the brother of Airbnb renter Maksym Pashanin answers the door to San Bernadino County process server Sean Dacy - who left without handing over the eviction notice
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Cory Tschogl, 39, locked in 'horror story' after squatter who rented her Palm Springs home is refusing to leave
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Under California law Maksym Pashanin is treated as a month-to-month tenant so a legal process to evict him will take up to six months and cost thousands of dollars
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A man claiming to be his brother yesterday said he was 'harassed' as a process server came to hand Maksym eviction notice
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Airbnb apologised for not dealing with the nightmare quick enough, have offered to pay Cory's legal fees and refunded her the unpaid rent

Question: After paying his initial 30 days rent, @placeholder has not made any further payments, and ignored repeated requests to vacate the property by both Airbnb and Cory.


By Anthony Bond Last updated at 12:46 PM on 15th February 2012 Detained: Albrecht Muth, who is charged with killing his much-older socialite wife, has been sent to a mental hospital for an assessment after a doctor said he was delusional A German-born man charged with killing his much-older socialite wife has been sent to a mental hospital for an assessment after a doctor said he was delusional. A District of Columbia Superior Court Judge also ruled that Albrecht Muth, 47, was temporarily incompetent for trial, pending a complete evaluation at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Washington. Muth is charged with strangling and beating to death his 91-year-old wife, Viola Drath, a German journalist and socialite.
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Judge also rules that Albrecht Muth is incompetent for trial
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47-year-old is charged with strangling and beating to death his 91-year-old wife

Question: They also said @placeholder presented her relatives with a forged document that claimed he was entitled to a portion of her estate after her death.


By Ray Massey UPDATED: 04:09 EST, 6 January 2012 China's biggest airlines will not pay a new European Union tax aimed at cutting carbon emissions, their trade body has said. On New Year’s Day the EU brought airlines under its Emissions Trading Scheme, which levies a charge based on their carbon emissions. Chai Haibo, of the China Air Transport Association – which represents national flag carrier Air China – said its members would not co-operate. Threats: The China Air Transport Association, which represents airliners including Air China, said it will refuse to pay a new green tax for using airports in Europe
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China threatens to side with U.S. and Russia in bid to get EU to back down
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Washington threatened 'retaliatory measures' last month if green tax is allowed to stand
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Challenge by group of U.S. and Canadian airlines thrown out by European Court of Justice last month
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European Commission claims green tax would raise prices by between €2 and €12 per passenger

Question: The European Commission has assessed the impact on air fares at around £10.50 per passenger, per flight to the @placeholder – or £84 for a family of four making a round trip.


Detroit (CNN) -- A relieved Mitt Romney headed back to the campaign trail Wednesday after sweeping crucial primaries in Arizona and his childhood home of Michigan to revitalize his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. Romney needed to win both states, but especially Michigan -- where he grew up when his father was governor -- to assert his ability to overcome the conservative challenge from former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum. A Santorum victory in Michigan would have raised questions about how strong a candidate Romney is within his own party. By early Wednesday morning, the Michigan Department of State had posted unofficial results from 80 of the total 83 counties. They showed Romney with 36% to 33% for Santorum.
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The outcome shows it's a "two-person race right now," Santorum says

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By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 11:56 EST, 1 May 2013 | UPDATED: 03:13 EST, 2 May 2013 Ideas: Martyn Underhill, Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Dorset, pictured, is considering taking on private sponsorship A crime commissioner is considering taking on £1million in private sponsorship to help his hard-up police force cope with a shrinking budget and workforce. Martyn Underhill, Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Dorset, revealed yesterday he has held talks with a possible sponsor about an arrangement involving all five police forces in the south west region. Writing on his blog, Mr Underhill, a former detective chief inspector for Sussex Police, said he could see 'huge potential benefit to forming appropriate sponsorship relationships with reputable organisations'.
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Dorset's Police and Crime Commissioner revealed plans yesterday
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Martyn Underhill said he has held talks with a possible sponsor
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Arrangement would involve all five police forces in South West region
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He said: 'I can see huge potential benefit' to private sponsorship

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Eden Hazard has eased Chelsea fears that he is unhappy at Stamford Bridge with a vow to improve next season and help the club become champions of Europe once again. The Belgian winger also admitted that manager Jose Mourinho had been right to drive him hard and demand more from him. 'It’s true and it’s good,' said Hazard. 'I prefer it when we speak like this, rather than saying things like: "He’s the best and he doesn’t need to work".' Hazard, Chelsea’s 17-goal top scorer, was voted PFA Young Player of the Year but tired towards the end of the season. His last four goals were all from the penalty spot and he has not scored from open play since early February.
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Eden Hazard is happy at Chelsea despite Jose Mourinho jibes
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Belgian says manager was right about him, and he must get better
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Hazard is looking forward to progressing at Chelsea next season

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Heather Mack, the pregnant teenager on trial in Bali charged with murdering her mother, was rushed to hospital from her prison today. Sources inside Kerobokan Jail told the Daily Mail Online the 19-year-old prisoner had collapsed with stomach pain and had started bleeding. According to a prison source, Miss Mack cried out in pain at lunch time and after a check by the prison doctor it was decided she needed immediate hospital treatment. She was taken to Bali's Sanglah Hospital, the main medical centre in Denpasar, where tourists and other foreigners are usually treated. Hospital officials later said Miss Mack's baby was safe but she had been taken to hospital for an immediate check-up because she was in pain and had lost blood.
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Heather Mack, 19, was transported to Bali's Sanglah Hospital
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Teenager reportedly cried out in pain following a doctor's check up
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Sources in Kerobokan jail said she collapsed and started bleeding
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Mack and her boyfriend Tommy Schaefer are accused of murder
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Pair said to have killed Mack's mother Sheila von Wiese-Mack in August

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Stephenville, Texas (CNN)The trial of the man accused of killing Chris Kyle, the protagonist in the top-selling book and hit movie "American Sniper," began Wednesday with a lawyer using Kyle's own words to bolster an insanity defense. Eddie Ray Routh is accused of killing Kyle and Kyle's friend, Chad Littlefield, at a firing range at Rough Creek Lodge, about 90 miles southwest of Dallas on February 2, 2013. In his opening statement, defense attorney Tim Moore read a text Kyle sent to Littlefield about Routh as the three men rode in Kyle's pickup truck to the range. "About an hour and a half into the drive, Chris Kyle was sitting in the driver's seat and he texts Chad Littlefield sitting right next to him. He texts, 'This dude is straight-up nuts,'" Moore said. "Chad Littlefield texts Chris Kyle back, 'He's right behind me, watch my six [military lingo for 'watch my back.']. So while we don't know what the conversation was, we do know what Chris Kyle was thinking at the time he was in that truck."
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Defense lawyer: Chris Kyle described accused killer as "straight-up nuts" in a text
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Eddie Ray Routh is accused of killing Chris Kyle and another man at an isolated outdoor firing range

Question: Routh shot Kyle five times in the back and side and once in the side of the head, using a .45-caliber pistol, and shot @placeholder with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.


By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 06:38 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 10:16 EST, 20 December 2013 A woman reported missing in Eugene, Oregon has been found hacked to death in an apparent murder-suicide, with her longtime partner found hanged in a tree nearby. Jacqueline Marroquin was hacked to death by Rolando DePaz, the father of her two teenage children, local police said. The 34-year-old's body was found after family members reported her missing, believing she may be with De Paz, 51. Tragic death: Jacqueline Marroquin, 34, died from injuries suffered from a machete attack and her longtime boyfriend,  Rolando De Paz, hanged himself from a tree in an apparent murder-suicide
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Jacqueline Marroquin, 34, hacked to death with a machete by her partner
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Rolando DePaz, 51, was found hanged in a tree half-a-mile from her body
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Couple, originally from El Salvador, were in the process of separating
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Ms Marroquin had previously reported DePaz for domestic violence

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The Harvard Business School instructor who blasted a Boston-area Chinese restaurant for overcharging him by $4 on a takeout order has apologized. Associate professor Benjamin Edelman complained to the owners the of Sichuan Garden in Brookline after he was charged $1 more on each of the four items he ordered for takeout recently. Ran Duan, the son of the restaurant's owner, acknowledged the prices listed on its website were out of date and promised to update them soon. Angry emailer: Ben Edelman, an associate professor of business administration at Harvard, has unleashed a string of angry and threatening emails to Sichuan Garden, claiming they overcharged him $4 and it was illegal
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Ben Edelman, an associate professor of business administration at Harvard, posted his apology on his website on Wednesday
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'It's clear that I was very much out of line,' he wrote. He also said he would apologize personally to the Sichuan Garden in Brookline, Massachusetts
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On Friday night he had ordered takeout but was angered when his bill was $4 than what it had said when he ordered online
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The restaurant apologized and said its website was 'out of date', but Edelman sent a string of email asking them to credit him $12
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The restaurant has been 'overwhelmed' by support with people as far afield as Australia offering donations and  legal advice

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Question: 'It strikes me that merely providing a refund to a single customer would be an extremely light sanction for the violation that has occurred,' @placeholder wrote back.


By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 10:29 EST, 11 September 2012 | UPDATED: 11:35 EST, 11 September 2012 Attack: Logan Pickering, aged 12 weeks, just after being admitted to hospital with head injuries caused by his father Steven An angry mother has hit out after her baby’s father was allowed to walk free from court despite fracturing their son’s skull when he was just 11 weeks old. There were angry scenes in court as Steven Pickering, 32, escaped a jail term for launching an attack on tiny Logan that 'could have killed him'. Now, Logan’s mum Sinead Nield, 22, has told how Pickering robbed her of a year of her baby’s life as he was taken into care as police investigated who was responsible for Logan’s injuries because Pickering would not admit what he had done.
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Steven Pickering admitted assaulting his child Logan but got a suspended sentence because of his 'low intelligence'
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He had 'gripped, shaken, and thrown' the baby, fracturing his skull
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Logan's mum Sinead was separated from her boy for a year as police investigated because Pickering wouldn't confess he did it

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It was the difference between life and horrific certain death - a decision to use urine from latrine bucket as part of an escape plan, which helped save Leo Bretholz’s life. Bretholz was one of many on a guarded train packed with Jews, which left Paris and for Auschwitz on November 5, 1943. With the latrine overflowing and located in the middle of the floor on the railway cattle wagon headed for the death camp in Nazi occupied Poland, Bretholz used its contents to help him jump from the train, the Independent reported. He was one of at least 764 people who escaped the Holocaust by leaping from trains, a surprising  figure drawn from new research.
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Around 764 Jews jumped from Nazi trains, according to new research
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Some passengers were angry at escapees due to fears for their own safety
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Escapees were torn between leaving someone behind and survival
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True scale of those who escaped has been revealed for first time

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Question: Berler said in hindsight, if he knew what awaited him in @placeholder, he would have jumped, but unlike thousands of others, he survived the camp.


By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 09:56 EST, 24 September 2013 | UPDATED: 02:19 EST, 25 September 2013 A White House official said Tuesday that while it would welcome 'an encounter' between President Barack Obama and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani in New York, Iranian officials have turned them down. Obama told the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday that the United States is primarily focusing its diplomatic efforts on Iran's nuclear program and the Israel-Palestinian conflict. The U.S., he said, will support Iran's use of nuclear energy, and will attempt to negotiate directly with Rouhani. 'Americans see an Iranian government that has declared the United States an enemy,' he said, 'and directly – or through proxies – taken Americans hostage, killed U.S. troops and civilians, and threatened our ally Israel with destruction.'
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Obama has told Secretary of State John Kerry to talk directly with Iran's diplomats for the first time
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A new attitude toward Iran emerged, with Obama saying the U.S. respects Iran's right to 'peaceful' nuclear power
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The UN Security Council, the president told the diplomats, must back its demands of Syria's Bashar al-Assad with the credible threat of force
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'I believe America is exceptional,' he insisted, in direct rebuttal to Russia's Vladimir Putin

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By Jennifer Smith A grandfather whose wife died four weeks before he scooped £20,000 on the lottery thinks the win could be a parting gift from his late spouse. John Biddlecombe had been playing for 20 years with the same numbers when his beloved wife, Alice, died on July 2. Four weeks later, the 81-year-old from Ashbourne, Derbyshire, matched all eight numbers to take home the windfall. John Biddlecombe thinks his late wife is to thank his win which came four weeks after her death Mr Biddlecombe, who has five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, thinks his late wife is to thank for the win.
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John Biddlecombe played with the same numbers for 20 years
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The 81-year-old never won more than £150 until his wife, Alice, died
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Grandfather thinks win is late wife's way of telling him to 'enjoy himself'
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He plans to spend money on solar panels his wife never allowed him to have

Question: 'The evening of my birthday all my family came round and I told them I felt lucky - but they just said "yeah yeah @placeholder" and didn't believe me.


The teen accused of shooting a toddler between the eyes during a robbery attempt counted down from five before firing, his alleged accomplice testified today after pointing him out as the shooter. Dominique Lang testified that he ran into De'Marquise Elkins on the morning of the March 21 slaying. A short while later as the two walked together, they saw Sherry West with a stroller. Lang says Elkins walked to West and demanded her purse before pulling out a gun. When West refused to hand the purse over, he hit her in the face with it and threatened her baby.
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De'Marquise Elkins, 18, and Dominique Lang, 15, accused of shooting the son of Sherry West in the head
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Ms West also lost a 17-year-old son to a street stabbing in 2008
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Lang pointed out Elkins in court as the shooter

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(CNN) -- While officials have provided few details about the U.S. Army soldier accused of killing 16 Afghan men, women and children in a house-to-house shooting rampage in two villages, one psychiatrist speculated the incident may have stemmed from mental illness, but not necessarily post-traumatic stress disorder. "Post-traumatic stress disorder has a cluster of symptoms, and violence, or violence against, others is not usually considered part of that diagnosis," said Paul Newhouse, a professor of psychiatry at Vanderbilt University and a former Army psychiatrist. "So I think it's more likely that we're going to discover that there was some either psychotic illness or delusional condition or some evidence that this person was more seriously deranged or impaired than we would typically see in PTSD."
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Officials say the suspect was on his fourth deployment
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He suffered a traumatic brain injury in 2010 in Iraq but was cleared for duty
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Psychiatrist: It's unlikely the solder was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder

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(CNN) -- Afghan President Hamid Karzai in February accused U.S. forces of "torture" and "murder" in the restive Wardak province. Now Western powers will pull out of one of its districts after reaching an agreement with Karzai on the area's future. Coalition troops and Afghan police will withdraw from the Nerkh District near Kabul, said spokesman Gen. Joseph F. Dunford of the International Security Assistance Force on Wednesday. Afghan National Security Forces will replace them there "soon." NATO has insisted it cannot substantiate the accusations by the government in Kabul. Wardak is known as the province where the United States suffered its largest loss of life in a single day in the war in Afghanistan. In August 2011, the Taliban shot down a Chinook helicopter killing 38 on board, including 22 Navy SEALs and other members of U.S. special operations forces.
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Karzai accused a "U.S. special force" of torture and murder in Wardak province
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Coalition forces will leave one of Wardak's districts "soon"
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Residents have relayed allegations of violence by U.S. troops to local officials
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Wardak is strategically important as a gateway to Kabul

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Baghdad (CNN) -- As the last U.S. soldiers exited Iraq Sunday and debate was raging about the nation's future, political crisis erupted in Baghdad that raised fears of more sectarian strife to come. Iraqiya, a powerful political bloc that draws support largely from Sunni and more secular Iraqis, said it was boycotting parliament, a move that threatens to shatter Iraq's fragile power-sharing government. The move pits the largely Sunni and secular coalition against the government of Shiite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki. Iraqiya contends al-Maliki is trying to amass dictatorial power and many believe al-Maliki was simply waiting for the Americans to leave before making his move.
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The largely Sunni and secular Iraqiya bloc is boycotting parliament
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It could unravel Iraq's fragile power-sharing government
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Critics of Shiite Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki say is amassing power
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The political chaos raises fears of sectarian strife

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Steven Gerrard starred in Liverpool's win against Leicester on Tuesday night – and manager Brendan Rodgers revealed he is prepared to carefully manage the player's season to get the best out of him. The 34-year-old, playing behind striker Rickie Lambert instead of the deeper role in front of the back four he occupied last season, scored and showed signs of the midfield force he used to be. Rodgers and Gerrard speak on a daily basis and the Liverpool boss insisted if they work closely together they can maximise his influence on the team. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Brendan Rodgers: We saw the energy in Steven Gerrard's legs
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Steven Gerrard scored in Liverpool's 3-1 win over Leicester on Tuesday
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The 34-year-old was placed behind Liverpool striker Rickie Lambert
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Gerrard was used in a deeper role last season in front of the back four

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By Mark Bryans Arsene Wenger believes keeping Arsenal competitive in their barren years has been the most important achievement of his reign. Winning last season's FA Cup final gave the Gunners their first piece of silverware in nine years, a trophy drought which had seen some question whether the 64-year-old Frenchman was still the right man to take the club forward. Having delivered three Barclays Premier League titles since taking charge in 1996, Wenger has also overseen a move to the Emirates Stadium - a decision which left the club unable to compete financially with other title rivals for almost a decade.
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Arsene Wenger insists keeping Arsenal competitive has been his main achievement
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Gunners could not compete financially during move to the Emirates Stadium
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French manager still guided the team to successive fourth place finishes
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Arsenal ended seven year trophy drought by winning the 2013 FA Cup
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North London club can now compete in the transfer market again and have signed the likes of Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez
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Wenger has signed a contract extension keeping him at the club until 2017

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It's game over for San Francisco's iconic Candlestick Park. Where once Willie Mays, Barry Bonds, Joe Montana and so many more created magic memories for the city's sports fans in spite of it's famously blustery winds, heavy machinery is now taking the stadium apart piece by piece. There is no room for sentiment for the demolition crew brought in after a successful public petition against more direct methods, such as dynamite and wrecking balls, extended the wait for the site's next incarnation as a $200million (£130m) urban outlet mall. The mall will open some time in 2017, but the rich history of where it will stand is undeniable. Not just a previous home for the NFL's San Francisco 49ers and briefly the Oakland Raiders, along with baseball's Giants after their move from New York, it hosted what would be The Beatles' last full live concert.
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Candlestick Park was opened in 1960 as the home for Major League Baseball's San Francisco Giants
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The San Francisco 49ers were based at the famously windy ground from 1971 to their departure in 2013
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Developers Lennar Urban are replacing the stadium with a 500,000-square-foot mall which should open in 2017

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Shockwaves reverberated through Eastern Europe tonight after Vladimir Putin boasted he could invade five NATO capitals inside two days. This came amid new reports that almost 4,000 Russia troops are massing in Crimea close to Ukraine's mainland. 'If I wanted, Russian troops could not only be in Kiev in two days, but in Riga, Vilnius, Tallinn, Warsaw or Bucharest, too,' Putin was quoted as threatening, according to Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko. All are former USSR or Soviet-bloc cities and apart from Ukraine their countries are now NATO and EU members. Scroll down for video Putin, pictured here at a meeting of the Russian State Council, boasted Russia could be in Kiev in two days - and also in Riga, Vilnius, Tallinn, Warsaw and Bucarest
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Putin was quoted threatening that Russia could be in Kiev in two days - and also in Riga, Vilnius, Tallinn, Warsaw and Bucarest
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All are former USSR or Soviet-bloc cities and apart from Ukraine their countries are now NATO and EU members
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Allegedly claimed he could 'influence and block the adoption of decisions at the level of the European Council'
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EU failed to deny threat though the Kremlin dismissed report
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NATO's new rapid reaction force should be up and running within a year
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Ukraine called on the west to supply them with additional military equipment

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(CNN)With her hijab, Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha may have stood out. But in every respect, she felt that she fit in -- as a proud, and blessed, American. Even if most of her North Carolina neighbors didn't wear the same Muslim head covering that she did, Mohammad believed that there were "still so many ways that I feel ... embedded in the fabric that is our culture," meaning the American culture. "That's the beautiful thing here, is it doesn't matter where you come from," she said last summer as part of NPR's StoryCorps project. "There are so many different people from so many different places, ... backgrounds and religions. But here we're all one.
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Deah Shaddy Barakat's sister says the killings should be considered terrorism
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President Obama says FBI is investigating the "brutal and outrageous murders"
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Victim Yusor Mohammad said that in America, "we're all one"

Question: "... As American @placeholder and those perceived to be Muslim now, more than ever, fear for their safety, the American people need to hear a strong message from our nation's chief law enforcement officer."

Question: They weren't just @placeholder, she said of her friends, but "three good people."


The Oakland Raiders fired coach Dennis Allen on Monday, just four games - and four losses - into his third season. The decision was announced soon after the Raiders returned from London where they lost their 10th straight game dating back to last season, 34-14 to the Miami Dolphins. Allen was the first head coach hired by Oakland after the death of longtime owner Al Davis. His 8-28 win-loss record is the worst for the club since before Davis arrived in 1963. Dennis Allen was sacked as head coach by the Oakland Raiders after four straight defeats in 2014 The Raiders were thrashed 38-14 by the Miami Dolphins in an NFL International Series game at Wembley
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Allen sacked early in his third season in charge in Oakland
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Raiders have lost opening four games this season
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Oakland were beaten 38-14 by Miami Dolphins at Wembley on Sunday

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Question: It was performances like those that Davis said he no longer wanted to see in @placeholder's third season and ultimately led to his downfall.


(CNN)Shiite Houthi rebels overtook the presidential palace in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, on Tuesday, marking what a government minister called "the completion of a coup." "The President has no control," Minister of Information Nadia Sakkaf told CNN as clashes raged. President Abdu Rabu Mansour Hadi was thought to be in his private residence at the time -- not in the palace. There were reports of clashes near the residence. And the Prime Minister's residence was under attack from the street, Sakkaf said. The regime still controlled the city of Aden, and it closed the port of Aden as well as roads leading into and out of Sanaa, according to Yemeni state TV, which is controlled by the government.
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U.N. Security Council meets amid crisis, calls for stability and security
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Houthi militants have taken control of the presidential palace, information minister says
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U.S. Embassy vehicle shot at while at a checkpoint in Sanaa; no injuries reported

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(CNN) -- Just imagine. What if the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s spirit could appear and whisper his counsel to President Obama? The visit's timing could not be more opportune. Today, we face the country's worst economic crisis since the Depression, poverty continues to grow at home and abroad, and wars across the globe are leaving a wake of death and destruction for generations to come. Notwithstanding America's racial progress -- most viscerally witnessed by Obama himself -- King's dream remains far from realized. King spoke some of the most mellifluous speeches of his era. So does Obama. But King could advise Obama on transforming that uplifting rhetoric into a long-term grassroots effort.
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Rich Benjamin: King would urge President Obama to transform rhetoric into grassroots action
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Benjamin: King's great speeches led a forward-looking movement that still affects society
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King's spirit would urge Obama to rid U.S. of racism, poverty and military conflict, Benjamin says
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Benjamin: King would coax Obama to become a historically transformative leader

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A 40-year-old British woman was being quizzed last night by detectives as part of an investigation into an alleged plot to blow up an Italian synagogue. Counter-terrorism officers swooped on an address in south London just before dawn yesterday after intelligence from Italian police suggested she had been discussing weapons and explosives on Facebook with a suspected Islamic extremist accused of planning an atrocity in Milan. Last night Scotland Yard was liaising with Italian police to establish whether the woman was linked to Mohamed Jarmoune, 20, who was arrested yesterday in Brescia, northern Italy. 'Target': Italian detectives believe the woman may have been in contact with a man involved in an alleged terror plot to attack Via Della Guastalla synagogue in Milan
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Police believe she was in contact with Moroccan who allegedly planned attack on Milan synagogue
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He was arrested in Italy after creating carefully guarded groups on Facebook
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Woman has been held for questioning

Question: Suspect: Mohamed Jarmoune is suspected of setting up hidden @placeholder groups that could be accessed only through a complicated system of controls


Jessie Roach is 31 years old and has mental disabilities that are so severe he cannot read and receives disability payments from the federal government. And yet, last month, he was allowed to step into the ring at a Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Harley-Davidson dealership with a veteran fighter - who drove him to the bout and promised to pay him $50 and give him a medal. Jesse Rowell, a champion jiu jitsu wrestler and veteran mixed martial arts fighter, knocked Roach out in 47 seconds with a savage blow to the head. Blow to the head: This is the moment Jesse Rowell, an experienced fighter and a gym owner, knocked out mentally disabled Jessie Roach with a brutal kick to the head
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Jesse Rowell owns a kickboxing gym and is a champion jiu jitsu wrestler
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Roach says he was promised $50 and a medal and thought he and Rowell were just going to wrestle
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Roach, 31, is on disability and cannot read or write. His family says he is mentally disabled
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Kickboxing is not regulated in Wisconsin, where the fight took place

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(CNN) -- A nurse with Ebola may have shown symptoms of the virus as many as four days before authorities once indicated, meaning that she might have been contagious while flying on not just one, but two commercial flights, officials said Thursday. Amber Vinson was hospitalized Tuesday, one day after she took a Frontier flight from Cleveland to Dallas. Tests later found that Vinson -- who was among those who cared for Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, at Dallas' Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital -- had Ebola. Authorities indicated Vinson had a slightly elevated temperature of 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit, which was below the fever threshold for Ebola, but didn't show any symptoms of the disease while on her Monday flight. This is significant because a person isn't contagious with Ebola, which spreads through the transmission of bodily fluids, until he or she has symptoms of the disease.
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NEW: Nina Pham, a Texas nurse with Ebola, arrives in Maryland for treatment
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NEW: Amber Vinson's uncle: She wasn't sick until Tuesday, is now "feeling OK"
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An official counters, saying Vinson felt fatigue, muscle ache, malaise in Ohio

Question: The @placeholder hospital said that transferring Nina Pham "is the right decision (because) many of the medical professionals who would normally staff the intensive care unit (are) sidelined for continuous monitoring."


(CNN) -- Jes Baker is cutting retailer Abercrombie & Fitch down to size. Baker, who blogs under the name "The Militant Baker" and wears a size 22, changed the brand's A&F logo to "Attractive & Fat" in a mock, black-and-white Abercrombie ad to challenge the line's branding efforts. The photos come as a provocative response to contentious comments Abercrombie CEO Mike Jeffries made in a 2006 Salon article about the multibillion-dollar brand's target audience. "In every school there are the cool and popular kids, and then there are the not-so-cool kids," Jeffries said. "Candidly, we go after the cool kids. We go after the attractive all-American kid with a great attitude and a lot of friends. A lot of people don't belong [in our clothes], and they can't belong. Are we exclusionary? Absolutely."
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Comments made by Abercrombie & Fitch's CEO offended some consumers
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"Militant Baker" blogger Jes Baker spoofed the retailer's ads by making her own
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The blogger says plus-sized women like her get short shrift from retailers
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Baker says women and men can be "attractive and fat," so retailers should take notice

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RBS Ross McEwan said he did not wish to be considered for the pay-out in his first full year in charge The boss of Royal Bank of Scotland is facing a fresh row over fat cat pay as he prepares to collect a £1million windfall. In a bid to avoid negative publicity when he took the helm in October last year, Ross McEwan said he did not wish to be considered for the pay-out in his first full year in charge. But the show of restraint from the New Zealander will cease next August, despite RBS being fined almost £400million last month for rigging the £3.5trillion-a-day foreign exchange market.
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Ross McEwan did not accept the pay-out in his first full year in charge
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It comes despite RBS being fined almost £400m last month for rigging the £3.5 trillion-a-day foreign exchange market

Question: In the meantime, @placeholder has lurched from one scandal to the next – from duping thousands of customers into buying worthless insurance, to allegations it deliberately drove small businesses to the wall to boost its profits.


By Daily Mail Reporter Hail to the chief: Egypt's former army chief Abdul-Fattah al-Sisi has been sworn in as the country's new president amid tight security in Cairo Egypt's former army chief Abdul-Fattah al-Sisi has been sworn in as president amid tight security. The field marshal’s inauguration in Cairo yesterday came less than a year after he ousted elected president Mohammed Morsi, following protests against his rule in which hundreds were killed. The day was declared a national holiday – as soldiers in armoured vehicles kept order in the city. Mr al-Sisi, 59, took the oath of office for his four-year term at the Supreme Constitutional Court as Morsi did two years ago.
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Inauguration comes less than a year after he ousted Mohammed Morsi
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Morsi and members of his Muslim Brotherhood are now on trial
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Mr al-Sisi won an incredible 97 per cent of the vote in elections last month

Question: Mr @placeholder is Egypt's eighth president since the overthrow of the monarchy in 1953, the year after a military coup.


By Charlie Skillen The first pictures of David Beckham's planned stadium in Miami can be revealed by MailOnline Sport. The 25,000-seater venue, set to be situated at the Port of Miami, will include a restaurant and a nightclub in an open concourse, as well as a world-class sporting arena. The as-yet-unnamed stadium would host 17 MLS games during the regular season, between March and November, as well as additional post-season games, soccer friendlies, and other entertainment. Most games would be on Saturday nights. A new Theatre of dreams? The first designs for  David Beckham's planned stadium for his MLS side have been revealed
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David Beckham's side's new ground will have a 25,000 capacity, the third biggest in Major League Soccer
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Venue will be situated in the Port of Miami, will include restaurant and nightclub
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Beckham and his business partners will pay for the stadium themselves
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The team will pull in a bigger crowd than basketball side Miami Heat and their star LeBron James
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Beckham keen for Barcelona midfield maestro Xavi to join him in the US
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Miami franchise expected to be ready to start in 2017

Question: New venture: Barcelona star Xavi (right) is keen to eventually join Beckham in @placeholder


(OPRAH.com) -- Oprah has always said that mothers have the most difficult job on earth, and actress Jenny McCarthy is one mom who has never backed down from a challenge. Doctors removed Monica's uterus, ovaries, gallbladder and part of her colon, along with her legs and arms. Jenny has been an outspoken advocate for parents of children with autism since her son was diagnosed with the disease two and a half years ago. In her new book, "Mother Warriors," Jenny tells the story of other moms fighting for their special-needs kids. So when Oprah heard about Monica, another mom fighting for her children, she thought Jenny would be just the person to get this mother warrior's story.
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Monica was diagnosed with deadly, flesh-eating bacteria after C-section
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Doctors amputated Monica's limbs, did 37 surgeries
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"She's a fighter," husband says of Monica's strength and determination
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Monica now does everyday things for her two girls no matter how long they take

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By David Wilkes and Jaya Narain and Christian Gysin Updated: 22:06 GMT, 20 August 2011 A Turkish waiter made a chilling death threat to the British mother who refused to let him marry her 15-year-old daughter, before stabbing her and her best friend to death. Recep Celik, 17, lured Marion Graham and Kathy Dinsmore, both 53, to a secluded wood and cut their throats because he was infatuated with Miss Graham's daughter Shannon who he had been dating for two years. Last week her mother Marion, 53, had a blazing row with Celik, who uses the name Alex. Suspect: Suspect Recep Celik, left, is accused of killing the mother of his girlfriend Shannon Graham, pictured, in a frenzied attack
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Best friends Marion Graham and Kathy Dinsmore, both 53, found dead in forest with multiple stab wounds
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17-year-old arrested over the double killing in 'row over marriage'
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Girl's father was 'never fully in favour' of relationship with Turkish teenager
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Youth arrested in connection with killings due before judge tonight

Question: The waiter apparently responded by threatening to kill Miss Graham if she came between him and @placeholder.


(CNN)Tens of thousands of supporters of Spain's new anti-austerity party filled central Madrid on Saturday, just a week after a like-minded party won national elections in Greece. The new Spanish party, Podemos, aims for a repeat of the Greek scenario in Spain, with some polls already show it ahead of the incumbent Conservatives and the main opposition Socialists for national elections due later this year. Podemos, which means "we can," held its "March for Change" at midday, filling the Spanish capital's emblematic Puerta del Sol square and adjacent streets. It's the same place where anti-austerity protests began four years ago during a deep economic crisis, and Podemos is seen partly as an outgrowth of that movement, which leveraged social media to further its message.
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New party, Podemos, aims to emulate anti-austerity party's victory in Greece
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El Pais: About 100,000 people attend rally at Puerta del Sol square
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Party's first electoral test at home comes in May in regional and local elections

Question: @placeholder' own estimate, based on people density along the oft-used protest route, was about 150,000.


By Peter Campbell PUBLISHED: 14:37 EST, 2 May 2013 | UPDATED: 19:34 EST, 2 May 2013 Goldman Sachs was let off a £20million tax bill to avoid embarrassing George Osborne, the High Court heard yesterday. Revenue bosses are said to have stopped chasing Goldman Sachs for money it owed after the investment bank agreed to sign up to the Government’s flagship tax agreement – seen as a major coup for the Chancellor. Senior officials at Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs are alleged to have granted Goldman Sachs a ‘sweetheart deal’  effectively cancelling the bill, because they feared the bank might otherwise back out of the agreement.
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HMRC said to have stopped chasing tax owed by investment bank
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Bill canceled after it signed up to Government's flagship tax agreement

Question: In it he said @placeholder ‘went off the deep end at the suggestion they should pay interest’ and described the internal review board as ‘something of a formality’.


(CNN) -- For Christians, the wild celebrations of Mardi Gras come before the solemnity of Lent, a last chance to celebrate before the abstinence marking the 40 days to Good Friday and Easter. Muslims do it the other way around. First comes the month of daytime fasting during Ramadan, then the eruption of joy called Eid al-Fitr, marked with gift-giving, new clothes, donations to the poor, feasting and festivities. But as the sighting of a crescent moon officially marked the beginning of Eid on Tuesday, feelings are decidedly mixed for many Muslims. There's joy tempered with concern on Tahrir Square in Egypt, which saw a successful revolution topple President Hosni Mubarak this year. And there's optimism in Libya, where 42 years of rule by Moammar Gadhafi seem to be coming to an end.
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Tuesday marks the first Eid al-Fitr since the Arab Spring
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Egyptians put a revolutionary twist on the traditional Eid greeting, marking the toppling of Hosni Mubarak
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Many in Libya celebrate the festival as never before and hope the rest of the Arab world will follow suit
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Syrians and Pakistanis are much more pessimistic in the face of violence and disasters

Question: While Libyans mourned those who died battling the regime of @placeholder, a sense of hope permeated throughout.


(CNN) -- Andy Murray's impressive defense of his Wimbledon title continued Monday as he dispatched 20th seed Kevin Anderson in straight sets in their fourth round match on Centre Court. It was always going to be a tall order for the 6 foot 8 inch South Africa to overcome the Scot who once again looked fit and focused in front of an expectant crowd. Murray engineered a break of serve in the third game of the match before serving out a competitive first set 6-4. Murray stormed into a 3-0 lead in the second before the heavens opened and the players left the court while the roof was closed.
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Andy Murray beats big serving Kevin Anderson to book quarterfinal against Dimitrov
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Canada's Eugenie Bouchard beats Alize Cornet to progress to last eight
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Sabine Lisicki sees off Ana Ivanovic; Caroline Wozniacki beaten in fourth round
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Stanislas Wawrinka through to last 16

Question: He saved the first but could do nothing with the second as an Anderson pile driver took a heavy net cord with the @placeholder unable to get up to the ball.


In a country boasting 10 Michelin-starred restaurants you would expect fierce competition to be crowned the nation's top eatery, but Americans have shunned them all in favour of a small food stand in Hawaii. With its menu written on a whiteboard and just two tables outside, Da Poke Shack in Kailua-Kona certainly doesn't seem like the sort of place to serve up culinary perfection. But it has been voted No.1 on Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat list - earning a five-star average from more than 600 reviews on the site. Seafood at Poke is fresh, savory, and a favorite destination for many foodies
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Da Poke Shack, Hawaii, was voted America's top place to eat by Yelp users
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Its menu is written on a whiteboard, there are only two tables outside and prices vary depending on the availability of fish
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Achieved a five-star rating from more than 600 reviews on the site

Question: Even though @placeholder may not appeal to the lowest common denominator or to people who don't already seek seafood, it's worth taking a poke inside.


Protesters have clashed with cops for a second night in St Louis, Missouri following the fatal shooting of black 18-year-old Vonderrit Myers Jr., who was gunned down by an off-duty police officer on Wednesday. Demonstrators burned American flags, blacked intersections, banged drums and taunted police as they gathered in Shaw to protest the teenager's death at the hands of the unidentified cop - just moments after they had met for a quiet candle-lit vigil for Myers. Police in riot gear lined up on a high street as protesters yelled abuse and profanities at the officers, who silently stood their ground - although some used pepper spray to force the crowd back. Police helicopters buzzed above the neighborhood.
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Hundreds of protesters blocked intersections, burned American flags, banged drums and taunted police as they demonstrated in the streets of south St Louis, Missouri on Thursday night
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Police dressed in riot gear used pepper spray to control the crowd
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The protests came a night after Vonderrit Myers Jr. was gunned down by an off-duty officer in Shaw; the unidentified cop followed the 'suspicious-looking' teen after deeming he had a gun and insists the teenager shot at him first
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This week's demonstrations are just the latest in the area since another teenager, Michael Brown, was shot dead by a police officer in broad daylight on August 9; it emerged that Brown was unarmed
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State and city leaders have urged the Justice Department to investigate Myers' death, fearing he was targeted because he was black

Question: Standing up: Protesters block  the intersection with a car paying respects to @placeholder, who was killed by an officer on August 9


New York (CNN) -- A man arrested in connection with the death of 28-year-old Betty Williams, whose body was found in a suitcase, has confessed to bludgeoning her with a frying pan and strangling her with an electrical cord, authorities said Tuesday. Hassan Malik, 55, was arraigned Tuesday on one count of second-degree murder, according to Manhattan District Attorney spokeswoman Joan Vollero. Malik said he was acting in self-defense, Vollero said. Shortly after Williams' body was discovered, police released a surveillance video that showed a man dressed in a dark knit hat and leather jacket, pulling a suitcase that contained Williams' body near a stoop in East Harlem, New York.
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NEW: Man has confessed in death of woman found in suitcase, authorities say
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NEW: Hassan Malik, 55, was arraigned Tuesday on a count of second-degree murder
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NEW: Malik said he was acting in self-defense, DA spokeswoman says
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DA spokeswoman: He admitted bludgeoning and strangling Betty Williams 28

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By Freya Noble An Australian comedian working for YouTube has staged an extravagant proposal which might just be up there with the best Jehan Ratnatunga secretly flew back from Los Angeles to Melbourne and went all-out for his now fiance, incorporating all of Vishanti's favourite things into one huge song and dance proposal. The proposal begins when one of Vish's friends shows her a video of her most-loved Disney characters Mickey and Minnie Mouse recreating her favourite Bollywood song. Scroll down for video Comedian Jehan Ratnatunga proposed to his girlfriend in an extravagant performance inspired by all of her favourite things
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Jehan Ratnatunga surprised his girlfriend Vishanti when he flew home to Melbourne in secret
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He staged an extravagant proposal with all her favourite things
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A troupe of men in Mickey Mouse costumes dance to Michael Jackson and Beyonce
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Jehan then takes off the head of his costume and proposes to Vish

Question: At the end of the performance Jehan removes his Mickey Mouse head, surprises @placeholder and leads her out into the middle of the street


(CNN) -- Seriously, iPhone fans? Just hours after Instagram, a mobile app that lets users layer pre-programmed filters over their photos to achieve maximum hipness, launched on Google's Android operating system Tuesday, the snark began. Until then, the 18-month-old app had been exclusive to Apple devices. "Instagram went from a gated community to section 8 all in 1 day," wrote Twitter user @joelby1328. That widely shared message (surrounded by other gems such as "I'm smoking with a (expletive) newbie! She still has other people light her bowl for her!!!") was as good a representative as any of a surprising number of tweets suggesting, or downright saying, that Android phone users are in some way inferior to iPhone owners.
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Instagram launches on Android, prompting snide comments from some iPhone owners
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Twitter lit up with "there goes the neighborhood"-style tweets
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Instagram is an app that lets users enhance their photos with various filters
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It had been available only for Apple devices for about 18 months

Question: According to one analysis, there were 719,874 @placeholder mentions of Instagram and Android within the first 24 hours of the app's release.


By Sarah Griffiths The eyes may be the window to the soul, but a smile can reveal more about a person than first thought. A body language expert has told MailOnline the tiniest tweak to a smile can change how a person is perceived - from looking up to appear flirtatious, to lowering the eyebrows to look more dominant and powerful, for example. Dr Peter Collett has pinpointed six types of smiles from the genuine ‘Duchenne’, where the corners of the mouth are pulled up and the muscles around the eyes contract, to the knowing, wry smile. Secret smiles: A body language expert has revealed the tiniest tweak to a smile can change how someone is perceived - from looking up to appear flirtatious (as seen on Miranda Kerr pictured left) to lowering the brows to look more powerful, which could help you get ahead at work (stock image pictured right)
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A body language expert from Oxford has pinpointed six types of smiles
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These include flirty, submissive, honest, secretive and dominant
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Dr Collett said keeping your eyebrows level while smiling makes you seem more powerful, while raising them suggests submissiveness
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The ‘look-up’ smile can be used to appear seductive and flirtatious
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It is also thought to be contagious because it mimics laughter
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Study has found that 67 per cent of women worry about their smiles and both sexes think it's the most attractive feature in a partner

Question: A full smile is called a Duchenne smile - after 19th century anatomist @placeholder, who produced a ground-breaking study of the muscles involved in facial expressions of emotion.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- A lawyer for Michael Jackson's family seemed satisfied as he left the Los Angeles courthouse after the first week of the pop star's wrongful death trial. "There's a long way to go and we hope the evidence supports -- and we believe it does -- that Dr. (Conrad) Murray was unfit for the job he was hired to do," attorney Brian Panish said. "He was financially motivated and was in serious financial straits." Jackson's mother and three children are suing AEG Live, contending the concert promoter is liable in the pop icon's death because it hired, retained and/or supervised Murray, the doctor convicted of involuntary manslaughter.
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Conrad Murray was $1 million in debt when he took the job as Michael Jackson's doctor
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A Las Vegas man told police Murray's negligence caused his father's death
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Katherine Jackson told investigators her family "attempted several interventions"
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Part of Thursday's testimony in the civil trial focused on the pop icon's messy bedroom

Question: The lawsuit contends that even if the executives didn't know about @placeholder's dangerous treatments, they should have.


Former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina leveled the most direct attacks on Hillary Clinton during the annual Conservative Political Action Conference's opening day, challenging her to outline what she got done in her years in the U.S. Senate and at the helm of the State Department. 'Mrs. Clinton, name an accomplishment,' Fiorina said Thursday in Maryland, bringing a red-meat crowd of Republican partisans to their feet. 'And in the meantime, please explain why we should accept that the millions and millions of dollars that have flowed into the Clinton Foundation from foreign governments don’t represent a conflict of interest.' That jab was a reference to news on Tuesady that the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation had received – and would continue to accept – untold million in donations from Middle Eastern goverments including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Oman.
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Onetime Hewlett-Packard CEO thinks she can keep Hillary off-balance, giving her 'a hitch in her swing' during debates
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Fiorina hit the Clinton Foundation for accepting donations from Middle Eastern regimes
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'She tweets about women’s rights in this country and takes money from governments that deny women the most basic human rights'
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The Republican spoke at the Conservative Political Action Conference
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Question: On Wednesday night @placeholder was at the CPAC event, an annual half-week of catnip for tea partiers, to rally a group of young conservative activists who had sat through an afternoon 'boot camp' covering topics from candidate development to getting on television.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:07 EST, 13 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:07 EST, 13 January 2013 A brother and sister who were separated into different Chicago foster homes as children in 1948 have met for the first time, thanks to the detective work of a friendly 7-year-old neighbor Betty Billadeau, of St Louis, Missouri, and Clifford Boyson, of Davenport, Iowa, were introduced after 65 years apart yesterday, AbcNews reports. The pair were put into separate foster homes at age five and three respectively and spent decades trying to find each other to no avail. Delighted: Betty Billadeau and Clifford Boyson have been reunited after spending 65 years apart. The siblings were put in touch with one another after a 7-year-old neighbor used Facebook
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Estranged Betty Billadeau and Clifford Boyson were finally reunited since being placed in foster care in 1948
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Boyson's neighbor Eddie Hanzelin used his mother's Facebook account to come to the rescue
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7-year-old earns a hug off them both and says he wanted to help because 'family is important'

Question: Tech-savvy: @placeholder, 7, was the mastermind behind the family reunion.


(CNN) -- South African pair Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel put their Augusta disappointments behind them to impress in the opening round of the Malaysian Open Thursday. Schwartzel finished 18 shots off the pace in his defense of the U.S. Masters crown, handing over the Green Jacket to Bubba Watson, who beat Oosthuizen in a dramatic playoff Sunday. Shrugging off jet lag after a 30-hour journey from Georgia to Kuala Lumpur, Schwartzel powered to an eight-under 64 to claim the first day lead. Oosthuizen, so close to winning a second major title until denied by Watson's brilliance, produced an excellent 66 to be tied for third.
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Charl Schwartzel leads Malaysian Open with first round eight-under 64
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Fellow South African Louis Oosthuizen shoots 66 after Augusta heroics
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Pair had 30-hour journey from Georgia to Kuala Lumpur
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No.1 Luke Donald cards four-over 75 in opening round of The Heritage

Question: "I think me and @placeholder knew the first round, concentration levels won't be great, but we did well.


Kristina Pimenova - the controversial nine-year-old Russian model dubbed 'the most beautiful girl in the world'- has a doppelgänger, it has emerged. Elizabeth Hiley, ten, based in Montreal, Canada, bears more than a striking resemblance to young supermodel Kristina, and her mother now has high hopes that Elizabeth can follow in Kristina's fashion footsteps. 'The likeness between Kristina and my daughter is uncanny,' Anne-Marie Ashcroft, 41, tells Daily Mail Online. 'Before I came across Kristina, I was reluctant to allow Elizabeth to start at such a young age. Now I realize that the time for her is right.' Scroll down for video
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Elizabeth Hiley, ten,  based in Canada, looks just like Kristina Pimenova, nine, from Russia,  dubbed 'the most beautiful girl in the world'
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When Elizabeth's mother Anne-Marie Ashcroft, 41, first realized how much her daughter looked liked Kristina  she was 'shell-shocked'
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Kristina's mother Glikeriya Pimenova sparked outrage last year for posting scantily-clad images of her model daughter to Instagram
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Elizabeth's mother feels this outrage was 'unfair' and that her own daughter is not too young for child model stardom

Question: Gene pool: Ms @placeholder (left) is a full-time mother and former real estate broker, while Mrs Pimenova (right) is also a full-time mother and a former model

Question: Having trained in classical ballet from the ages of four to seven, Elizabeth is now a student at 8 Count, @placeholder’s premier hip-hop dance school, and was recently selected during try-outs for their advanced class.


(CNN) -- Fresh accusations that the Assad regime has used chemical weapons in the ongoing civil war have led many to renew calls for the world to take stronger actions to stop the growing humanitarian crisis. But recent polls have shown Americans are very reluctant to support military interventions in Syria. In a Huffington Post/YouGov poll, as few as 5% of respondents were willing to commit troops to the cause. The Obama administration has been similarly hesitant to get involved in Syria. Q&A: Is Syrian war escalating to wider conflict? While the administration has made some efforts to respond to humanitarian crises elsewhere in the world -- the U.S. joined NATO in its successful mission to assist Libyan rebels, military advisers have been sent to Uganda to combat the Lord's Resistance Army and to Jordan to help Syrian rebels -- full-scale military intervention in Syria does not appear to be on the table.
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Experts: Washington selectively engages in humanitarian intervention missions
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Polls show Americans are very reluctant to support military interventions in Syria

Question: Read more: Opposition source -- Syrian rebels get U.S.-organized training in @placeholder

Question: Even in the recent polls on Syria, respondents believe something should be done, even if they are unsupportive of military action by the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- FIFA president Sepp Blatter has been cleared of any misconduct by an internal investigation into the bribery scandal that threatened to drag football's world governing body into terminal crisis. But his predecessor, Brazilian Joao Havelange, has now resigned as FIFA's honorary president for his part in the scandal. Havelange and former executive committee members Ricardo Teixeira and Dr. Nicolas Leoz were all found to have accepted illegal payments from FIFA's former marketing partner International Sports and Leisure (ISL). The payments were made between 1992 and May 2000 -- ISL went bankrupt the following year. FIFA's Ethics Committee -- set up by Blatter after the corruption scandal was investigated by the Swiss authorities last year -- said it would not take any further action, adding the case was now closed.
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FIFA president Sepp Blatter is cleared of misconduct by internal investigation into bribery
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Predecessor Joao Havelange resigns as honorary president of soccer's ruling body
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Havelange took payments from FIFA's former marketing partner ISL between 1992 and 2000
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FIFA's Ethics Committee says no further action is planned

Question: Blatter claimed in 2012 that he did know about alleged bribe payments made to former @placeholder executives, but insisted he didn't think they were illegal.


By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:55 EST, 24 January 2014 | UPDATED: 18:08 EST, 24 January 2014 Former Dallas Cowboys player Josh Brent has been sentenced to just 180 days in prison for a drunk crash that killed his teammate and close friend, Jerry Brown. Brent, 25, who was convicted on Wednesday of vehicular manslaughter, was also handed 10 years probation and a $10,000 fine at his sentencing in Dallas on Friday. He could have been sentenced to up to 20 years in prison for the fiery December 2012 crash. After delivering the sentence, state District Judge Robert Burns scolded Brent for his actions, the Dallas Morning News reported.
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Brent was sentenced on Friday to 180 days in prison and 10 years probation and handed a $10,000 fine for the fiery crash
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He had faced up to 20 years in prison
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He crashed his car along a state highway in December 2012, killing close friend Jerry Brown, a practice squad linebacker
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Brent's alcohol blood level was more than twice the legal limit at the time

Question: @placeholder was signed to the Cowboys' practice squad in the 2012


By Derek Lawrenson Ian Poulter expressed one final thought before leaving the Association of Golf Writers’ dinner at Royal Liverpool on Tuesday night. ‘I’ve got a good feeling about this one,’ he said. Good feelings abound at the start of the 143rd Open Championship. There is hardly a big name in the sport who is not coming here feeling good about his game. After a slow start to the season, the stars are all flexing their muscles. Rory McIlroy won in England in May. Justin Rose has won his last two events. Martin Kaymer was a classy winner of both the US Open and the Players’ Championship.
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Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose ready to lead the stellar names charge at The Open
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Martin Kaymer, Adam Scott and Phil Mickelson all in good form
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The Open begins on Thursday at Royal Liverpool

Question: Star: 14-time major winner @placeholder (centre) has been mobbed by fans during his practice rounds


(CNN) -- The Lord's Resistance Army slammed "Kony 2012" as a "clear act of malevolent deception and manipulation of world mass consciousness" in an 18-page statement believed to be its first response to the viral video spotlighting the renegade group and its leader, warlord Joseph Kony. "Behind 'Kony 2012' lurks the U.S.A., which is not a 'banana republic' state, but a world hegemonic power that runs a vast global network of war, intelligence and security institutions, and a myriad of their humanitarian front and service organizations," said the statement signed by Justine Labeja, a spokesman for Kony's organization known commonly by its acronym, LRA.
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The LRA issues an 18-page statement obtained for CNN by a respected journalist
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It calls Invisible Children, which produced the video, a front organization for Washington
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The video went viral and made Joseph Kony a household name
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A sequel released Thursday addresses some of the criticisms of "Kony 2012"

Question: "Kony 2012" has drawn criticism from many corners but this was the first reaction from @placeholder.