It's hard to imagine Hillary Rodham Clinton not running for president again – and easy to imagine the result of such a decision: political chaos. 'It would be shocking,' says Tad Devine, a Democratic strategist who is advising Sen. Bernie Sanders, a Vermont Democrat who is considering a presidential campaign himself. Early polling shows Clinton in a dominant position but at least ten other Democrats stand ready if she declines to accept her brass ring-in-waiting. Outside groups have been promoting her candidacy for more than a year. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEOS WILL SHE? Hillary Clinton is still the odds-on favorite to coast to a Democratic presidential nomination, but the rest of the potential field is still waiting to see what she'll do
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Elizabeth Warren would emerge as the new standard-bearer for activists trying to elect the first female US president
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Jim Webb was secretary of the Navy under President Ronald Reagan and could appeal to war-hawkish centrist Dems
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Other long-shots, including an avowed socialist and a former Catholic missionary, could reclaim some of the oxygen Clinton has sucked out of the Democrats' room

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Serena Williams won her third-successive WTA Finals title and fifth overall by beating Simona Halep 6-3, 6-0 on Sunday, avenging an embarrassing group-stage loss to the Romanian player. Halep easily beat Williams just four days earlier during the group stage of the tournament, but the American turned that around with an aggressive game plan. Williams won 11 of the last 12 games in the match to join Martina Navratilova and Steffi Graf as the only players to have won five titles in the season-ending championships. Serena Williams holds aloft the trophy after winning the WTA Finals in Singapore The world No 1 has equalled Steffi Graf and Martina Navratilova by winning the event five times
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Serena Williams defeated Simona Halep 6-3, 6-0 to win WTA Finals
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World No 1 has won the tournament five times, including  the last three
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Halep had beaten Williams in the group stages and could have denied her opponent a place in the final had she lost to Ana Ivanovic

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(Mashable) -- Verizon customers interested in signing a one-year contract (as opposed to the standard two) should lock in their selections now; the company has confirmed that it is eliminating the one-year contract option as of April 17. Verizon claims the policy change is taking place because the "greater majority of customers sign up for a two-year contract." The nation's largest wireless provider (at least until that AT&T/T-Mobile deal is approved) previously offered users the ability to sign one-year contracts or contract extensions in lieu of the standard two-year agreement. Customers who opted for the one-year contract were still able to purchase new equipment at a discount, albeit a lesser discount than the subsidized two-year agreements.
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Verizon eliminating the one-year contract option as of April 17
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Company says greater majority of customers sign up for two-year contract
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Contract-free month-to-month plans will still be available to consumers

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The world’s finest caviar is harvested from sturgeon in waters around Russia, Iran... and now Devon. The exotic delicacy, known as black gold for its exorbitant price tag, is being made in Britain for the first time. Father and son team Patrick and George Noble used to breed sturgeon to sell as ornamental fish for garden ponds. Exmoor Caviar Farm in Devon has become the first fish farm in Britain to produce and sell caviar after harvesting Sturgeon eggs The farm had its first full harvest just two weeks ago and has already had its produce sampled by celebrity chefs
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Exmoor Caviar Farm in Devon is the first fish farm in Britain to sell delicacy
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Celebrity chefs have already sampled farm's produce
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Caviar is difficult to produce as fish don't produce eggs at the same time
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The farm is home to 20,000 to 30,000 Sturgeon fish kept in holding tanks
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A  30g jar is £59.99, while 250g pots cost £500 from Exmoor Caviar Farm

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By Chris Hastings PUBLISHED: 16:41 EST, 6 October 2012 | UPDATED: 16:46 EST, 6 October 2012 The tragic death of poet John Keats at the age of just 25 may have been due to his mother’s heavy drinking, according to a new biography. Professor Nicholas Roe has drawn upon new medical evidence to suggest that Keats – one of the main Romantic poets along with Shelley and Lord Byron – may have suffered from foetal alcohol syndrome (FAS) caused by his mother’s drinking while she was pregnant. FAS is a series of mental and physical defects which can occur in a foetus which has had exposure to alcohol.
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The condition, caused by mothers drinking alcohol while pregnant, causes low birth weight and physical defects
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By Paul Scott PUBLISHED: 19:14 EST, 8 November 2013 | UPDATED: 19:14 EST, 8 November 2013 This is a problem familiar to every professional party-giver. After a night of Bacchanalian revelries to rival the last days of Rome, the exact details of the previous evening’s events can seem a bit hazy in the cold light of day. This seems to have happened to multi-millionaire PR guru Matthew Freud. After throwing a lavish bash last weekend at his vast Cotswolds home to celebrate his 50th birthday, it appeared to slip his mind that one of the guests was Prime Minister David Cameron.
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Star-studded 50th birthday bash held by 'Great Gatsby-like' Matthew Freud
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PR guru is married to Elisabeth Murdoch, daughter of media mogul Rupert
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But when asked by one columnist if PM attended, he reportedly said 'No'

Question: A friend of Mr Cameron — himself a former TV PR man, of course — defended his decision to attend, insisting: ‘@placeholder is an old friend of Matthew.


Apex, Nevada (CNN) -- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said Monday that he is "very proud" of having told Barack Obama early on that he believed he was a viable candidate for president and could win election. Responding to the controversy surrounding a newly published remark he made privately about Obama's race in 2008, Reid sought to emphasize his longstanding support for the nation's first African-American president. "I can still remember the meeting that took place in my office with Sen. Barack Obama, telling him that I think he can be elected president," Reid said. Obama "was kind of surprised that the Democratic leader was calling this new senator over to suggest that he could be elected president," he added.
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Sen. Harry Reid apologizes to Obama for remarks made during 2008 campaign
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Key Republicans have called Reid's comments racist and say he should step down
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Reid emphasizes longstanding support for President Obama

Question: While Sen. @placeholder has been producing for African-Americans, many of his critics were opposing him on these same issues."


London, England (CNN) -- More than 30 letters and cards written by the late Princess Diana were up for auction Saturday in London, revealing personal details such as how she liked to open presents early and that she had trouble coping with media attention. Most of the correspondence was to Diana's personal beautician, Janet Filderman, but the auction also includes notes to her chauffeur, Steve Davies, and Christmas cards with family portraits sent while she was still married to Prince Charles. "Of course I opened your present!" Diana writes in a letter to Filderman on June 28, 1985 -- three days before the princess's birthday. "I have never been able to keep a parcel until the big day & I am not going to start at 24!!"
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Newly auctioned letters offer fresh insight into Princess Diana's life
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Most of letters for sale were correspondence with her beautician
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Auctioneers say some letters could fetch up to £1,500

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:39 EST, 10 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:44 EST, 10 March 2013 Their photo shoots take place on industrial estates, not sun-kissed beaches. But these models are earning up to £20,000 a week posing for e-commerce sites - and the right girl can boost sales by as much as 800 per cent. The likes of Gemma Sanderson, Portia Okotcha, Jamie Gunns and Kirstie Bennett are yet to achieve the first-name-only recognition of Kate, Naomi and Cindy. But their quiet success and selling power is just as mighty - with UK online shopping sales estimated to have raked in £6.5billion and 14.3 per cent of all shoes and clothing sales this year.
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Using the 'right' girl to wear an item can mean an 800 per cent boost in sales
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Gemma Sanderson, Portia Okotcha, Jamie Gunn and Kirstie Bennett can earn up to £3,500 a day modelling for the likes of ASOS and Littlewoods

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Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- Bowing to eight days of protests, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said Tuesday he will not seek office again in elections scheduled for September, but vowed to stay in the country and finish his term. The concession, the largest the embattled president has made so far, was remarkable for a man who has held a tight grip on power for three decades. But it was unclear whether the offer would do anything to calm opposition groups and protesters who have called for Murarak's immediate resignation. "My first responsibility now is to restore the stability and security of the homeland, to achieve a peaceful transition of power in an environment that will protect Egypt and Egyptians and which will allow for the responsibility to be given to whoever the people elect in the forthcoming elections," Mubarak said in a televised address Tuesday night.
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NEW: President Barack Obama says a transition in Egypt must begin now
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NEW: Protesters and supporters of the Egyptian president clash in Alexandria
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Mubarak's position will only "extend the agony," an opposition leader says
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Arab League leader: Opposition should weigh speech before responding

Question: Tuesday's turnout in Cairo, @placeholder and other cities came despite efforts by the government to suspend rail service and cut off mobile phone and internet networks, and in spite of the mounting hardships facing Egyptians.


By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:50 EST, 28 November 2013 | UPDATED: 23:50 EST, 28 November 2013 China said it sent warplanes into its newly declared maritime air defense zone days after the U.S., South Korea and Japan all sent flights through the airspace in defiance of rules Beijing says it has imposed in the East China Sea. China's air force on Thursday sent several fighter jets and an early warning aircraft on normal air patrols in the zone, the Xinhua agency reported, citing air force spokesman Shen Jinke. The report did not specify exactly when the flights were sent or whether they had encountered foreign aircraft. The United States, Japan and South Korea have said they have sent flights through the zone without encountering any Chinese response since Beijing announced the creation of the zone last week.
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China announced it would impose rules in the airspace above the East China Sea
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The US, Japan and South Korea all sent planes through the zone after the announcement with no action from China
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China has now sent warplanes into the zone to protect the airspace

Question: Without prior notice, Beijing began demanding Saturday that passing aircraft identify themselves and accept @placeholder instructions or face consequences in an East China Sea zone that overlaps a similar air defense identification zone overseen by Japan since 1969 and initially part of one set up by the U.S. military.


(Health.com) -- Intrauterine devices (IUDs) prevent unwanted pregnancies, and as an added benefit they may also help protect against cervical cancer, according to a new study in the Lancet Oncology, a British medical journal. Women who use IUDs are roughly half as likely to develop cervical cancer as women who have never used one, the study found. Nor does IUD use appear to increase the risk of human papillomavirus (HPV) infection, a known cause of cervical cancer. European researchers combined and analyzed data from nearly 20,000 women around the world who participated in various studies and surveys between 1985 and 2007. The new analysis does not prove that IUDs directly prevent cervical cancer; it simply suggests that the devices are associated with a lower risk of cancer for reasons that aren't fully understood.
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Intrauterine devices (IUDs) prevent unwanted pregnancies
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Women who use IUDs are roughly half as likely to develop cervical cancer

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By Lucy Crossley for MailOnline The United States has started carrying out air strikes close to an Iraqi dam to stop Islamic State militants from capturing it. A US. defence official today confirmed the country's air force had commenced strikes around Haditha Dam in western Iraq, targeting insurgents there for the first time. While Anbar province, where the dam is located, remains in control of the Iraqis, the US offensive was an effort to beat back militants who have been trying to take over key dams across the country, including the Haditha complex. Scroll down for video Air strikes: Pentagon spokesman Rear Admiral John Kirby confirmed today that the country's air force had commenced air strikes targeting Islamic State militants around Haditha Dam in western Iraq
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US officials confirm strikes around Haditha Dam in western Iraq
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Offensive aims to beat back militants trying to take over dams around Iraq
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Dam is a major source of water and electrical power
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Strikes were made at the request of Iraqi government, says US spokesman

Question: The airstrikes are aimed at protecting @placeholder personnel and facilities, as well protecting critical infrastructure and aiding refugees fleeing the militants.


England recovered from a poor start at Twickenham and the early loss of full-back Mike Brown to maintain their RBS Six Nations title title with an emphatic 47-17 victory against England. Sergio Parisse shocked the home side when he powered over in the fourth minute but England replied with tries from Billy Vunipola and Jonathan Joseph to lead 15-5 at half-time. Stuart Lancaster's men added further tries from Ben Youngs, Joseph, Danny Cipriani and Nick Easter in the second half as the Azzurri challenge faded. Host commentator They made hard work of it at times but England remain unbeaten in this year's Six Nations.
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Stuart Lancaster's side secure a 47-17 victory at Twickenham
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England lead Italy 15-5 at half-time
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Sergio Parisse crossed for Italy early on
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Lancaster's men added furthur tries from Ben Youngs, Joseph, Danny Cipriani and Nick Easter in the second half
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ENGLAND XV: Brown; Watson, Joseph, Burrell, May; Ford, B Youngs; Marler, Hartley, Cole; Attwood, Kruis; Haskell, Robshaw (capt), B Vunipola
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(CNN) -- Michael Clarke has big cricketing shoes to fill following the retirement of Ricky Ponting, but the Australia captain has already wiped out one of his predecessor's records. Clarke beat Ponting's leading mark of 1,544 runs scored in a calendar year by an Australian batsman, set in 2003, as he made 106 on day two of the second Test against Sri Lanka. The 31-year-old posted his 22nd Test century -- still 19 behind Ponting -- and his first in Melbourne as the home team reached 440-8 at stumps on Thursday for a lead of 284. "It is nice to get that monkey off my back and get my first hundred here," Clarke, who overcame a hamstring injury to start the match, told reporters after taking his total for 2012 to 1,595.
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Australia captain Michael Clarke sets new record for runs scored in calendar year
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Clarke hits 106 against Sri Lanka to pass Ricky Ponting's national milestone of 1,544
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Home side reach 440-8 on day two, with Mitchell Johnson on 73, for overall lead of 284
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Clarke scores his first Test century in Melbourne, while Shane Watson makes 83

Question: "If he continues to play the way he played today and shows that patience and that discipline I have no doubt at all that he will score plenty of hundreds for @placeholder," Clarke said.

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A thoroughly deflated Gary Cahill described England’s 2-1 defeat to Uruguay as the lowest point of his career. England are on the verge of elimination from the World Cup thanks to Luis Suarez’s deadly double in Sao Paulo. For England to qualify they need Italy to win their final two matches while the Three Lions must also beat Costa Rica in Belo Horizonte and hope they have a good enough goal difference. VIDEO - Scroll down to see fan reaction from both sides Down and almost out: Cahill has that sinking feeling after the defeat to Uruguay But Cahill thinks England are almost certainly out, judging by his mood after the match in Sao Paulo.
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England centre-back couldn't prevent Luis Suarez scoring twice
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Roy Hodgson's side on brink of elimination from tournament

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By Victoria Woollaston A developer has created code that makes it possible for Google Glass wearers to pilot drones using the slightest of head movements. Blaine Bublitz, from coding company, IcedDev developed the app for an annual event called Nodebots Day, which is for fans of robots controlled by a JavaScript program called node.js. He developed the code to work with wheeled robots moving back and forth before adapting it to add right and left movements, as well as up and down, specifically to be used with a NodeCopter. Scroll down for video Blaine Bublitz, pictured right, is shown flying the NodeCopter, seen in the bottom left-hand corner, using his Google Glass device. Bublitz used JavaScript to create the code that responds to his head movements to make the drone move left or right
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Developer Blaine Bublitz created code that can be used with Google Glass
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When the wearer moves their head, the drone moves accordingly
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The code has been made available online for other Glass wearers to try

Question: VIDEO: Hacker pilots drone with @placeholder using just his head movements


SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- Armed gunmen hijacked a Japanese freighter and its 23-member crew off the coast of Somalia, South Korean officials said Sunday. Somalia, which has had no functioning government since 1991, is the world's top piracy hotspot. Also a Russian patrol ship was able to thwart a hijack attempt on a Saudi Arabian vessel, a spokesman said Sunday. The 20,000-ton Japanese cargo ship was seized 96 miles (154 km) east of the Gulf of Aden on Saturday, the South Korean news agency Yonhap said, quoting the country's foreign ministry. Among the crew members, five are South Korean and 18 are from the Philippines, the ministry said.
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Japanese ship carrying 23 crew, including five South Koreans and 18 Filipinos
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Ship carrying chemicals seized Saturday 96 miles east of Somalia's Aden port
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Condition of crew not immediately known; Somalia is the world's top piracy hotspot
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S. Korea considering sending navy ships to waters off Somalia to fight piracy

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Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- Ali Hassan's body is broken, courtesy of a sniper who blew holes in the soldier's left leg and left hand. The wounds are so fresh that blood seeps through the bandages. He winces as he struggles to try to sit up before giving up and lying back down on the gurney. Staring up at the stained hospital ceiling, Hassan recounts the fierce firefight Wednesday on the streets of Ramadi that landed him here. Across the room, a border guard wounded in the battle for the al Qaim border crossing writhes in pain as doctors examine his legs, which are being held by metal rods rather than bone. In the corner, an Iraqi special forces soldier is wrapped in bandages from gunshot wounds he received in a firefight outside of Samarra.
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Iraqi army soldiers, border guards, tell stories from the front line
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By Mail On Sunday Reporter Labour’s outspoken adviser Bill Grimsey, the former Wickes DIY chain boss and author of the controversial report on run-down town centres, is involved in a long-running feud with David Cameron’s rival ‘shopping tsar’ Mary Portas. TV star Ms Portas carried out her own review of struggling towns, which led to the Portas pilot scheme, under which 12 towns shared £1.2million of taxpayers’ money. A £10million high street innovation fund was also set up. Labour’s outspoken adviser Bill Grimsey, is involved in a long-running feud with David Cameron’s rival ‘shopping tsar’ Mary Portas However, former Iceland and Wickes chief executive Mr Grimsey accused Ms Portas of using her Government role  to promote her Mary Queen of Shops TV programme.
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Bill Grimsey, former Wickes and Iceland boss, has criticised Mary Portas
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Labour adviser called her £1.2million high street scheme a 'PR stunt'
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Ms Portas, who had a BBC series, rubbished Mr Grimsey's claims

Question: ‘I must have done something to @placeholder in a former life,’ said retail guru Ms Portas.


Beijing duck, steamed dumplings or a glass of green tea: these are the culinary offerings most associated with China. But beer? Believe it or not, China is the beer-chugging capital of the world. The Chinese public gulped down 59.3 billion liters of alcohol in 2012 -- nearly double the amount quaffed in the U.S. Beer accounted for 84% of that figure, according to market research firm Euromonitor. Yet per capita, Chinese consumption was only about 35 liters annually -- less than half of the United States, according to Bloomberg -- and still has enormous room to grow. That has led to a microbrewery boom in Beijing. "There's a whole slew of places that are about to emerge," said Ryan O'Neal Johnston, owner of Beijing's The Drive-Thru Bar. "For anyone interested in anything besides lagers and Tsingtao, it's on."
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China is the beer-chugging capital of the world, drinking twice as much as the U.S.
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Per capita  consumption of beer is still half that of Americans, showing room for growth
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A growing  number of foreign-run microbreweries have launched in Beijing
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Biggest challenge is intellectual property: "If you're not being copied then you're not relevant"

Question: The clientele has been diversifying rapidly as more @placeholder return from stints abroad and with greater levels of disposable income, according to microbrewers.

Question: "There are 20 million people in this city and the more local Beijing breweries, the greater the likelihood that there will be a craft beer revolution in @placeholder."


People in Russian capital Moscow were today urged to stay indoors after an acrid cloud smelling of rotten eggs engulfed the city. The air 'reeked of sulphide' including over Red Square but experts said they were struggling to understand its source or cause. One unconfirmed theory was that an industrial plant had leaked a cloud of Styrene over Moscow. A housewife posted this shocking video from her high rise apartment block, stating: 'This is the horror we are witnessing today. Scroll down for video Foul: People in  Moscow were told to stay indoors after an acrid cloud smelling of rotten eggs engulfed the city
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Air 'reeked of sulphide' over the city including Red Square
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An unconfirmed theory was an industrial plant had leaked Sytrene
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By David Williams She is the 'Ice Princess' who has stolen the hearts of Russia - and melted the notoriously hard heart of Vladimir Putin to become the biggest star of the Sochi Olympics. And when 5ft 2in Yulia Lipnitskaya takes to the ice tonight in what is now the most eagerly anticipated contest of this Olympics more Russians are expected to tune-in to watch than for any other sporting event. For the 15 year-old skating sensation, who became the youngest skating gold medalist in 78 years when anchoring Russia to team gold on the ice, is set to have the biggest impact on an Olympics for Russia since the 'Little Sparrow,' Olga Korbut, came out of the Soviet Union to enchant the world and take gold as a 17 year-old at the Munich Olympics in 1972.
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Yulia Lipnitskaya, 15, has become the biggest star of the Sochi Olympics
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Young skater has even melted the famously hard heart of Vladimir Putin

Question: As with many @placeholder athletes, she does not go to school but is taught at home, lessons fitting in around training.


(CNN) -- An alleged new case of waterboarding emerged in a massive report Thursday detailing brutal CIA interrogations of Libyan detainees last decade before they were handed over to Moammar Gadhafi's regime. Mohammed al-Shoroeiya "provided detailed and credible testimony that he was waterboarded on repeated occasions during U.S. interrogations in Afghanistan," Human Rights Watch said in a 200-plus page report. The allegations directly challenge long-standing claims by President George W. Bush and his administration that only three terror suspects, none of whom were Libyan, were waterboarded during interrogations. Human rights groups consider waterboarding -- in which a prisoner is restrained and water poured over his mouth and nose to produce the sensation of drowning -- a form of torture.
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The CIA says it can't comment on the allegations in a Human Rights Watch report
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Allegations challenge claims by George W. Bush's administration that only 3 people waterboarded

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(CNN) -- Not since that cranky old lady asked "where's the beef?" has a fast food chain had an ad as funny as the Chick-fil-A cows begging people to "Eat Mor Chikin." And when I moved to Atlanta, where the franchise company is based, I did. Then I found out the company was funneling portions of its proceeds to fight gay rights. Now I'm back to eating chicken, and not chikin. This is the U. S. Constitution at work -- freedom of speech meets freedom of expression. Chicago's mayor Rahm Emanuel, Boston's Thomas Menino and a handful of other mayors threatening to ban Chick-fil-A because of anti-gay marriage remarks made by its president, Dan Cathy? Not so much.
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LZ Granderson: I was a Chick-fil-A fan until I heard of its stance on gay rights
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All proceeds from the fourth one-day international between Pakistan and New Zealand in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday will be donated to those affected by the the Peshawar school massacre, the Pakistan Cricket Board has announced. The Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility for opening fire on the Army Public School in the city on Tuesday, which resulted in the death of at least 130 people, most of them students, and also left scores injured. 'We tried our best to postpone the fourth ODI but were constrained by the broadcasters commitment as well as for cricketing reasons advised by New Zealand management,' said a PCB spokesman.
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Pakistan and New Zealand hold two-minute's silence
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Pakistan led series 2-1 heading into fourth ODI

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A female fighter pilot yesterday led Britain’s first combat mission against Islamic State – as the RAF launched two waves of attack against the deadly terrorists. The unnamed officer piloted one of two heavily-armed jets that flew from a top-security RAF base in Cyprus on the dangerous sortie over IS-held territory in Northern Iraq, before returning safely to complete her 2,000-mile round trip. The sortie, lasting several hours, was the first mission for the RAF’s Operation Shader against IS militants. And last night two more Tornado GR4 aircraft took off from the Cyprus base, bound for Northern Iraq. Scroll down for video
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Unnamed officer flew from  RAF base in Cyprus on the highly dangerous sortie over IS-held territory in Northern Iraq
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Pair of Tornado GR4 jets flew in support of Iraqi troops engaging IS terrorists in trench warfare below
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Both jets returned to RAF Akrotiri with their full payloads of rockets and ammunition intact
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Americans continued their heavy bombardment of key IS strongholds around the city of Raqqa, in Northern Syria
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It is believed British hostages Alan Henning and John Cantlie are being held there under threat of decapitation

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The Obamas and Bidens spent hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars on three separate vacation trips during last year's President's Day weekend, records show. The total tab for he U.S. Secret Service  came to at least $295,437. President Barack Obama spent that weekend golfing in West Palm Beach, Florida with Tiger Woods' former coach, and appeared briefly with the golf superstar. The first lady and the Obamas' daughters took their annual three-day weekend jaunt to the Colorado ski resort town of Aspen, where they might have bumped into Vice President and Mrs. Biden – who were there on a separate vacation trip.
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President Obama got golf lessons from Tiger Woods's coach in West Palm Beach, Florida during President's Day weekend 2013
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Mrs. Obama and their daughters jetted off to Aspen, Colorado to ski while he was in sunnier climes
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Vice President and Mrs. Biden were also in Aspen on a separate trip
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Each journey required separate Secret Service protection details, and the final six-figure price tags included flights, car rentals and hotel rooms
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Judicial Watch released the documentation after pursuing the Secret Service via a Freedom of Information Act request

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Mick Jagger's former Brazilian lover has told her country to stop 'cyber-bullying' him after he was branded a national curse for backing Brazil in the World Cup. The Rolling Stones singer, 70, was spotted in a VIP box at the Mineirao stadium on Tuesday night as the host nation was thrashed 7-1 by Germany in one of the worst defeats of the tournament's history. His support came to the dismay of fans who had nicknamed Jagger 'pe frio' - the jinx - for lending his backing to a string of doomed sides earlier in the tournament. Scroll down for video
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Rolling Stones star dubbed 'pe frio' - the jinx - after backing several losers
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Brazil fans made talisman cardboard cut-outs of him supporting opponents
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But to their dismay, 70-year-old rocker decided to back host nation instead
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He sat in VIP box watching Germany trounce Brazil 7-1 in semi-final disaster
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Jagger has since become a figure of mockery in the shamed host nation
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Former lover Luciana Giminez defended him against 'cyber-bullying'

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It was in 1998 that a World Cup quarter-final defeat by Croatia began a round of soul-searching in German football. No, scratch that. It was in 2000, after being eliminated at the group stage in the European Championship; or maybe it was four years later, when the same thing happened. That was when Jurgen Klinsmann and Joachim Low implemented the reform of German football, from the roots up. Yes, but what about 2009 when the Under 21 team won the European Championship? Surely, that was the key to it all? So, how about none of it, or all of it, but in evolutionary stages? How about instead of looking for one Eureka moment that transformed German football - a flash of genius, a bright idea to be copied by England from the wilderness - we acknowledge that what sets them apart is that they are in a constant state of self-evaluation, while never allowing the free pass of treating a World Cup as a dry run.
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Germany has endured a series of set-backs in recent decades that have incited soul-searching within their football ranks
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They include the 1998 World Cup quarter-final defeat by Croatia, and going out in the group stage of the 2000 and 2004 European Championships
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Jurgen Klinsmann and Joachim Low led a grass roots football-up reform
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But were expected to deliver results in big tournaments along the way
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Since 1998, Germany have reached two World Cup finals, two World Cup semi-finals, a Euros final and a Euros semi-final
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Roy Hodgson was kept on as England manager for two more years after England failed to reach the knockout phase at Brazil 2014
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Germany are favourites to beat Argentina in Sunday's World Cup final

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Wales have reacted to criticism of their handling of George North last Friday by insisting that he would have been replaced immediately had they known he had been knocked out. The Lions wing was left unconscious by a second blow to the head during his side’s 21-16 RBS 6 Nations loss to England at the Millennium Stadium, but he was not taken off. Team medical manager Prav Mathema on Monday night revealed that steps will be taken to ensure better access to TV coverage after confirming that he and his colleagues were unaware of the extent of North’s injury. In the first half, Dave Attwood accidentally struck North in the head with his boot and the 22-year-old was forced to go off for concussion tests, returning to the field eight minutes later.
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George North was knocked out following a clash of heads with team-mate Richard Hibbard in the second-half of his side's 21-16 loss to England
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However, North was not taken off at that stage for assessment and played the final quarter in a dazed state
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Wales medical manager Prav Mathema confirmed that he and his colleagues were unaware of the extent of North’s injury
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World Rugby are continuing an investigation into the events
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A decision will be made later in the week about North's availability to face Scotland at Murrayfield on Sunday

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By James Rush and Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 12:28 EST, 24 September 2013 | UPDATED: 14:00 EST, 24 September 2013 In court: Amanda Hutton denies the manslaughter of her four-year-old son Hamzah Khan The mummified body of a four-year-old boy was found in his mother’s bedroom after a police community support officer (PCSO) noticed the 'vile smell of filth' coming from the house, a court has been told. Hamzah Khan's mummified body was discovered in a cot in his mother Amanda Hutton's Bradford home in September 2011. The little boy died on 14 December 2009. PCSO Jodie Dunsmore told a jury today she knew 'something was definitely not right' at Hutton’s house when he visited in September 2011.
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Hamzah Khan's mummified body was found in his cot in September 2011.
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Four-year-old boy died of starvation two years earlier
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Body found by police after community support officer noticed a 'vile smell of filth' wafting from the letter box of the boy's home in Bradford
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Mother Amanda Hutton denies manslaughter at Bradford Crown Court
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Hutton's neighbour said she was often drunk and tearful, and would frequently speak of her abusive relationship with Hamzah's father
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Father Aftab Khan denied claims he was a 'wife batterer' and added that he contacted social services once about his son, but was ignored

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Question: @placeholder, who told police he died of natural causes, denies manslaughter.


A 36-year-old Dane called Morten Storm says he was the man who led the CIA to Anwar al Awlaki, the al Qaeda cleric killed in a U.S. drone strike in Yemen last year. And he says he did it with a computer thumb-drive that secretly contained a tracking device. Among the evidence he's produced: recorded telephone conversations, passport stamps showing multiple trips to Yemen, correspondence with Awlaki, and a recording of a conversation with an unidentified American - who acknowledges his role in the pursuit of Awlaki. Read more: Anwar al-Awlaki: al Qaeda's rock star no more The Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten has published details of his story over the past few days, after reviewing documents and tapes of the conversations Storm provided. The Danish Intelligence Service PET won't confirm or deny Storm's account; CNN has yet to reach American officials for comment.
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A Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten has published details of Storm's story
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U.S. officials maintain a separate intelligence stream led them to Awlaki
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Storm led a life of many parts -- committed jihadist, family man and sports enthusiast
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He says Awlaki was his mentor, but he became a double agent

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By Daniel Martin PUBLISHED: 20:51 EST, 8 December 2013 | UPDATED: 20:51 EST, 8 December 2013 Candidate: Karen Whitefield is a campaigns officer for the office and shopworkers' union Usdaw Labour last night ignored the lessons of the Falkirk scandal and selected another female union employee as its candidate for the troubled Scottish seat. Karen Whitefield is a campaigns officer for the office and shopworkers’ union Usdaw. Her selection comes despite accusations earlier this year that another union, Labour’s paymaster Unite, had rigged votes in favour of its preferred candidate, Karie Murphy. Unite was accused of signing up local people as Labour members without their knowledge.
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Karen Whitefield is an officer for office and shopworkers' union Usdaw
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Her selection comes despite accusations earlier this year of vote-rigging
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Unite 'signed up local people as Labour members without their knowledge'
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Labour has failed to take opportunity to distance itself from the unions

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After more than half a century of intrigue and mystery, the U.S. Department of Energy has declassified documents related to a Cold War hearing for the man who directed the Manhattan Project and was later accused of having communist sympathies. The department last week released transcripts of the 1950s hearings on the security clearance of J. Robert Oppenheimer, providing more insight into the previously secret world that surrounded development of the atomic bomb and the anti-communist hysteria that gripped the nation amid the growing power of the Soviet Union. Oppenheimer led the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos National Laboratory, which developed the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II. The secretive projects involved three research and production facilities at Los Alamos, New Mexico, Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and Hanford, Washington.
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The department last week released transcripts of the 1950s hearings on the security clearance of J. Robert Oppenheimer
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Oppenheimer led the Manhattan Project , which developed the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War I
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The once-celebrated physicist lost his security clearance following the four-week hearing and he was accused of having communist relatives
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President Lyndon B. Johnson later tried to erase Oppenheimer's poor treatment by giving him the Atomic Energy Commission's Enrico Fermi Award in 1963

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By Associated Press and Reuters and Damien Gayle for MailOnline America and its allies must extend the campaign against the Islamic State into Syria, say U.S. military officials. The U.S. has so far restricted its military action to Iraq, but there are concerns the action against the terror group will not be effective while it still has safe havens across the border. U.S. Army General Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said at the Pentagon last night that the current strategy can only contain Islamic State, not defeat it. Scroll down for video 'We're looking at all the options': U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, left, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Martin Dempsey speak to the media during a press briefing at the Pentagon
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Islamic State cannot be defeated while it has safe havens in Syria, says U.S.
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Sir Malcolm Rifkind MP says West needs to work with Bashar Assad of Syria
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'Islamic State are beyond anything we have seen,' says Chuck Hagel

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 18:50 EST, 25 April 2012 | UPDATED: 19:27 EST, 25 April 2012 A New York woman admitted today that she faked cancer to con donors out of money and services for her wedding and Caribbean honeymoon. Jessica Vega, 25, isn't likely to do any time in state prison, court officials said, but she will have to repay $13,368 to her victims and remain in jail until her sentencing on May 15. She pleaded guilty in Orange County Court to scheming to defraud and possession of a forged instrument charges. Scroll down for video Charged: Jessica Vega, pictured in Orange County Court on Wednesday, pleaded guilty to scheming to defraud and possession of a forged instrument charges
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Jessica Vega, 25, pleaded guilty to scheming to defraud and possession of a forged instrument
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Ordered to pay $13,368 in restitution
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Will remain in jail until May 15 sentencing
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Fooled husband Michael O'Connell into thinking she had leukemia
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Relatives and strangers paid for dress and donated Aruba flights and villa
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Husband took her back and now couple has two children

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(CNN) -- The United States launched a series of airstrikes Wednesday against ISIS forces in Iraq, the same day President Barack Obama vowed to act against the militant group following its beheading of an American journalist and its threat to kill another. "The United States of America will continue to do what we must do to protect our people. We will be vigilant and we will be relentless," the President said in televised remarks. Obama vowed justice for James Foley, calling his killing by ISIS, which refers to itself as the Islamic State, an act of violence that "shocked the conscience of the entire world."
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NEW: United States attempted a rescue in Syria, Pentagon spokesman says
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More Americans, including Steven Sotloff, held by ISIS, official says
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"The United States will do what we must," President Obama says
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Airstrikes resume near Mosul Dam, a day after video of U.S. journalist

Question: The President's statement followed Tuesday's release by ISIS of a video that showed Foley's killing and carried a stark warning that a second American, believed to be journalist @placeholder, would be killed, if the United States did not end its military operations in Iraq.


PUBLISHED: 10:43 EST, 26 April 2013 | UPDATED: 12:26 EST, 26 April 2013 Customers around the world who pre-ordered Samsung's Galaxy S4 handset so they could have one on the day it is released face delays of up to a week. UK operators were today forced to send messages to customers after Samsung blamed 'unprecedented demand' for the Android handset. US customers were also being warned of delays. The Galaxy S4 goes on sale around the world this weekend - but Samsung has admitted it has not been able to keep up with demand, leaving customers who ordered weeks ago facing delays
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Handset set to take on Apple's iPhone 5 - and some experts say it could even outsell it
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Shortages reported around the world for flagship Android handset

Question: 'The Samsung Galaxy S4 can be a game changer for @placeholder, and I believe for the first time that this device has the potential to outsell the next generation of iPhone - assuming that Apple will incrementally improve the next version of the iPhone.'


Stopping off for a quick drink at the airport bar has forever been revolutionised thanks to Europe's only on-site airport brewery: the Airbrau at Munich's international airport. Instead of just hitting the bar, bored passengers can listen to live music as they enjoy tastings and even take a 30-minute brewery tour. And if travellers aren't in the mood for a pint, they can head to the airport's Bavarian Christmas Market, complete with outdoor skating and curling rinks available for use at no additional charge. Munich Airport also hosts a seasonal Christmas market - complete with ice skating and curling rinks
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Munich Airport offers Europe's only in-airport, open-air brewery: Airbrau
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London Heathrow is the first of its kind to offer 'on-board picnics'
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Singapore's Changi Airport boasts the tallest jumbo slide in the country
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JFK Airport in NYC transforms its Terminal 5 into a private concert venue

Question: At @placeholder's Changi Airport, out of the ordinary airport activities have all but become the norm.


By Victoria Woollaston and Sarah Griffiths Eggs belonging to an ancient flying reptile that could grow to the size of a small aircraft have been discovered in China. It is the first time eggs laid by a pterosaur have been found fully intact, and palaeontologists claim they could shed new light on a mysterious, previously unknown species. The fossils were discovered in the Xinjiang Province, and suggest that at least some of the animals lived in large nesting colonies, much like modern birds. Discovered: Palaeontologists have found eggs laid by a pterosaur for the first time and they say that the discovery could shed new light on the mysterious ancient reptiles
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The five fossil eggs were found in Xinjiang Province, north west China
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All belonged to an unknown pterosaur species - Hamipterus tianshanensis
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This species is thought to have had a wingspan of between five and 11ft
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The find suggests at least some of the creatures lived in large nesting colonies, much like modern birds
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Previously, the only pterosaur eggs found were four poorly preserved and flattened specimens

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By Beth Stebner and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 00:32 EST, 16 November 2012 | UPDATED: 00:37 EST, 16 November 2012 John McAfee, the multimillionaire software mogul who is hiding from Belizean police after the murder of his American neighbor, claims authorities are planning an 'imminent' raid to take him into custody. Despite staying in a 'secret' hiding place on an island off the coast of the Caribbean nation, McAfee has been in contact with American reporters -- communicating his version of events and his views on the Belizean government. On Thursday, a dog was pictured outside his home -- the same place where he claims agents of the government poisoned his own canine companions and killed them.
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Prime Minister Dean Barrow says nobody is trying to kill John McAfee, and he should turn himself in
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The antivirus software mogul moved to Belize for lower taxes, has been in hiding since April following a raid where Belize authorities accused him of manufacturing methamphetamine
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Antivirus giant also prime suspect in death of his neighbor, Gregory Viant Faull, 52, who was found dead on Sunday
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In contact with reporters as he remains on the run

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By Associated Press Protesters advocating for drastic changes within a police agency criticized by the U.S. Justice Department over its use of force put the embattled police chief 'on trial' during a rally Saturday. Hundreds of protesters, including some who brought children, marched from Roosevelt Park with signs and a makeshift coffin inscribed with names of people killed by Albuquerque officers in recent years. The Police Department is under scrutiny for over 40 police shootings — 26 of them fatal — since 2010, and the Justice Department has issued a harsh report over the agency's use of force. Protesters march in a rally on Saturday aimed at pushing for drastic changes within Albuquerque police following a harsh U.S. Justice Department report over the agency's use of force
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The Police Department is under scrutiny for over 40 police shootings — 26 of them fatal — since 2010
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Hundreds of protesters marched from Roosevelt Park with signs and a makeshift coffin inscribed with names of people killed by Albuquerque officers
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Albuquerque and Justice Department officials are negotiating over reforms that federal authorities are expected to order in the coming weeks

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Mark Sanford is living proof that life is full of second chances. The former Republican governor of South Carolina, whose political career was left for dead along the Appalachian Trail after an extramarital affair, asked for, and Tuesday received, political redemption as he won a special election to fill a vacant House seat that he once occupied. "I want to acknowledge a God not just of second chances but third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth chances, because that is the reality of our shared humanity," Sanford said at his victory celebration after defeating his Democratic opponent, Elizabeth Colbert Busch. "I am one imperfect man saved by God's grace."
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Sanford wins comeback race with about 54% of the vote
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Sanford wins all five counties in the district, Colbert Busch wins absentees
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Colbert Busch tried to make Sanford's extramarital affair an issue in race
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Sanford tried to tie Colbert Busch to national Democrats, including Nancy Pelosi

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By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 10:07 EST, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 15:04 EST, 1 March 2013 Jailed: Susan Gleeson, who is the mother of top rugby league player Sean Gleeson, banked tens of thousands from a multi-million pound heroin deal while living on benefits The mother of a top rugby league player was jailed today for banking tens of thousands from a multi-million pound heroin deal while living on benefits. Former hairdresser Susan Gleeson, 51, whose son Sean plays for Hull Kingston Rovers, had joint control of an account that received £107,000, it was said. The money came from a £1.5 million heroin smuggling operation run by her husband Paul, 53, who is now serving a seven-year sentence for the crime.
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Susan Gleeson, 51 had joint control of an account that received £107,000
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Money came from £1.5 million heroin smuggling operation
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It was run by her husband who is now serving a seven-year sentence
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Court heard of Mrs Gleeson's lavish lifestyle despite being on benefits
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Her son Sean plays for Super League side Hull Kingston Rovers

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The father of one of the two Indonesian women whose bodies were found in an upscale Hong Kong apartment at the weekend has called for his daughter's killer to be executed. Police discovered the decomposing body of Sumarti Ningsih, 25, on Saturday stuffed in a suitcase on the balcony of a 31st-floor apartment in Wan Chai, a popular Hong Kong nightlife district. Another woman, Seneng Mujiasih, 29, was found on the floor of the apartment with her throat slashed. Sumarti's father, Ahmad Khaliman, says his daughter's killer deserves to die. "I demand that he gets the death penalty," Khaliman told CNN affiliate Trans7 on Tuesday. "If not, I cannot accept it. He has already taken my daughter's life, so he has to pay with his life."
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"He has already taken my daughter's life, so he has to pay with his life," father says
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The bodies of two Indonesian women were found in a Hong Kong apartment
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A British investment banker who lived in the apartment has been charged with murder
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Hong Kong abolished capital punishment more than two decades ago

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(CNN) -- World leaders and world markets have been weighing in forcefully about what's happening in Crimea. It's clear how U.S. officials feel (they're outraged) about Russia's military activities in Ukraine's Crimea region and along the border between the two neighbors. Here's what others are saying or doing: China A neighbor and often an ally of Russia, China is distancing itself from Russia's troop movements. "It is China's long-standing position not to interfere in others' internal affairs," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Qin Gang said. "We respect the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine." At the same time, Qin suggested that Ukraine isn't completely faultless.
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China distances itself from Russia's troop movements, hints Ukraine isn't faultless
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World markets nosedive but bounce back as Putin says Russia won't claim Crimea
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Can German Chancellor Angela Merkel pull off a role as world liaison to Putin?
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European Union will look at consequences if Russia doesn't stand down

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Question: "There has been a distinct change in the tone of the markets today as the @placeholder-Ukraine crisis stabilizes.


(CNN) -- American sprinter Tyson Gay will miss the remainder of the athletics season after undergoing surgery on a hip problem. Gay, 28, will now miss the world championships in Daegu, South Korea, which are set to get under way on August 27. The former 100 and 200 meters world champion had an arthroscopic procedure on Tuesday and will now focus on preparing for the 2012 season and the Olympic Games in London. "Dr. Marc Philippon from the Steadman Philippon Research Institute in Colorado in the USA, performed an arthroscopic procedure to address an impingement in Tyson's right hip and to correct a labral tear that has been bothering him for some time," read a statement from Gay's manager on the IAAF web site.
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American sprinter Tyson Gay has been ruled out for the rest of the athletics season
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Gay, 28, has undergone hip surgery and will now focus on preparations for 2012
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The former world champion had set the fastest 100 meters time this year

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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 13:32 EST, 3 September 2013 | UPDATED: 14:02 EST, 3 September 2013 A former heroin addict who was jailed after he terrified elderly residents at an Essex mobile home park has been given the go-ahead to argue in the highest court in the land that the park landlords have breached his human rights by ordering him off the site. In a case which will rocket an already hefty legal bill to more than £100,000, three Supreme Court judges have given the green light for Brian Telchadder, 48, to challenge the landlords. Most of the money funding the case is being paid through legal aid.
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Brian Telchadder has been given the go ahead to challenge the landlords of a mobile home site in Essex
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Landlords ordered him off the site which he says breaches his human rights
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Most of the money funding the case is being paid through legal aid
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The owner of the site will have to pay his share out of his own pocket

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It's a year since Benefits Street horrified viewers on both sides of the political divide - and with another series in the pipeline, the legacy for its 'stars' remains a mixed one. Deirdre 'White Dee' Kelly was the Channel 4 show's big winner, halting welfare claims after she began charging £1,500 an hour for nightclub gigs and appeared on Celebrity Big Brother. But others fared less well after attention dwindled - including one man who was dropped by his agent and another whose deal with a millionaire entrepreneur fell through. Scroll down for video She's walked a long street: Deirdre 'White Dee' Kelly (left in her home in Birmingham's James Turner Street) has made thousands and spoken at the Tory party conference (right) - but others were less fortunate
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C4 show last January prompted horror and 900 'poverty porn' complaints
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'White' Dee Kelly now charges £1,500 an hour for nightclub appearances
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'Smoggy' lost out on chance to open 50p store backed by millionaire
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'Fungi' moved to Cardiff, cut down on drink but was dropped by agent
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Mark Thomas, however, is said to be in work and no longer on benefits

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(CNN) -- In advance of Friday, the first anniversary of the death of Apple's co-founder, we published a story pondering a question many in the tech world have been asking for a while: Who will be the next Steve Jobs? We put forward seven names, along with pros and cons for each: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Apple CEO Tim Cook, Apple Senior Vice President Jonathan Ive, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, Paypal and Tesla Motors co-founder and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, and SCVNGR and LevelUP CEO Seth Priebatsch. What followed was a lively, mostly thoughtful discussion by you, our readers. Hundreds of people took to the comments section to reflect on Jobs' legacy (the good, the bad and the ugly of it) and consider the question at hand.
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Friday will be the first anniversary of the death of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs
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Readers suggested other candidates, weighed in on our list

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He often gets mistaken for American DJ Steve Aoki so when Jarrad Seng heard the festival headliner was coming to Perth he decided to spend three hours impersonating him - with hilarious results. It's a case of mistaken identity for the 26-year-old, who has spent the last five years being compared to his doppelgänger at music festivals, bars, on Instagram and even on the streets of Barcelona. Since the photographer from Perth already shares Aoki’s trademark scraggly long black hair – he thought it would be a brilliant idea to get his friends together to give him the complete DJ makeover.
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Jarrad Seng has been mistaken for American DJ Steve Aoki for years
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He decided to impersonate the festival headliner at Stereosonic in Perth
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He wore a baseball jacket, sunnies and finished the look with a fake beard
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The video has had almost half a million hits since Tuesday

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 13:14 EST, 26 July 2013 | UPDATED: 16:26 EST, 26 July 2013 Attorney General Eric Holder has told the Russian government that the U.S. will not seek the death penalty for former National Security Agency systems analyst Edward Snowden. In a letter dated July 23, the attorney general said the criminal charges Snowden faces do not carry the death penalty and that the U.S. will not seek the death penalty even if Snowden were charged with crimes that are eligible for such punishments. Before the news of the letter broke, Edward’s father Lonnie Snowden showed his undying support for his son, saying: ‘I believe when my son takes his final breath, whether it’s today or 100 years from now, he will be comfortable with what he did.’
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Attorney General sent letter in hopes of getting Edward Snowden extradited to the U.S.
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NSA leaker believed to still be in the transport area of the Moscow airport

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Question: The @placeholder wants him sent home to face prosecution for espionage.


Washington (CNN) -- A Pentagon official said he believes the shooting early Tuesday at the U.S. Defense Department headquarters was a "random incident." "We are looking at all the possibilities," Steven E. Calvery, director of the Pentagon Force Protection Agency, said at a news conference late Tuesday morning. "What we have is an isolated incident, so far." Pentagon police officers, as well as several construction workers in the area, heard at least five shots fired around 4:50 a.m., Pentagon officials said. As of midday Tuesday, authorities had discovered two bullet fragments in third- and fourth-floor windows on the south side of the building, said Calvery. That part of the Pentagon was empty at the time of the shooting, as it is in the process of being renovated. The bullets shattered but did not go through the windows, which are bulletproof, according to Calvery.
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Several shots were fired early Tuesday into an unoccupied part of the Pentagon
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Two bullet fragments have been discovered, and the investigation is ongoing

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By Bianca London The famous slogan of the Cadbury's Creme Egg is 'how do you eat yours?' but have you ever wondered how exactly they are made? The chocolate treats sell millions every year in the run up to Easter and now for the first time, the secret of how the famous egg is created can be revealed. The factory in Bourneville, Birmingham, makes around 1.5 million of the sweets every day in an operation that Willy Wonka could only dream of. Scroll down for video Revealed: The factory in Bourneville, Birmingham, makes around 1.5 million of the sweets every day in an operation that Willy Wonka could only dream of
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Revealing pictures from Bourneville, Birmingham show fascinating process
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Half a billion chocolate eggs sold around world each year
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Egg and creamy interior are fused together while they are still in liquid form
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Manufactured as a slightly smaller shape for the US market
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UK's top selling confectionery item between New Year's Day and Easter

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NATO has scrambled fighter jets more than 400 times this year to intercept Russian military flights close to alliance members' airspace in Europe, the alliance's secretary general said this week. That's a 50% increase in Russian air activity over last year and the kind of activity that harkens back to the days of the Cold War, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said during a visit to NATO member Estonia on Thursday. "This pattern is risky and unjustified. So NATO remains vigilant. We are here. And we are ready to defend all allies against any threat," he said at Amari Airbase in Estonia, where U.S., German and Estonian troops were gathered.
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That's a 50% increase in Russian air activity over last year, secretary general says
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Russian planes are not following air traffic control norms, Jens Stoltenberg says
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Stoltenberg, who's on a trip to the Baltics, says NATO isn't idle as Russian activity increases

Question: Stoltenberg said few of the Russian flights had actually violated the airspace of @placeholder nations, but he said the way the Russian planes operate threatens civilian aviation in the region.

Question: And since the start of this year, @placeholder allies have conducted over 200 exercises," Stoltenberg said


EuroMillions winner Angela Dawes used to live in this £85-per-week two-bedroom static caravan with her ex-husband, it emerged today. The 43-year-old - who won £101million with her new fiance Dave Dawes - now plans to leave her old life behind and buy a luxury property in Chelsea with her winnings. Home for the EuroMillions winner used to be this 32ft Sherwood static caravan in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, which she shared with her former husband John Leeman, The Sun revealed. Rags to riches: The caravan where Angela Dawes lived with her ex-husband and son before scooping the EuroMillions jackpot Ms Dawes, a mother-of-one, 'traded up' for a £70-per-week one bedroom apartment with her new partner Dave just a few miles away.
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Caravan park neighbours reveal split from her former husband was 'messy'
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£101million win will take Angela Dawes from caravan home past to Chelsea

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By Darren Boyle for MailOnline A minibus driver was jailed for five years this afternoon for killing a cyclist while looking at photographs on his mobile phone. Andrzej Wojcicki, 45, was stopped at traffic lights when he took a snap of a vintage sports car which pulled up alongside him. Wojcicki collided with cyclist Owain James, 30, while looking at the photograph he had taken as he pulled away and hit speeds of 50mph. Andrzej Wojcicki, left, was looking at photos on his phone while driving when he killed Owain James, right Polish born Wojcicki admitted looking at the photo behind the wheel of his three-ton left-hand drive Mercedes minibus but told a court it 'didn't impact' on his driving.
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Andrzej Wojcicki was travelling at 50mph when he struck Owain Jones
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Wojcicki had just taken a photograph of a classic car on his phone
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The Polish born minibus driver was jailed for five years earlier today
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He told Cardiff Crown Court looking at the phone did not impact his driving
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Wojcicki was also jailed for ten years by judge David Wyn Morgan

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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 05:21 EST, 3 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:03 EST, 3 December 2013 Muslims in Norway will be able to follow local Christmas food traditions this year, after a butcher unveiled the country’s first halal reindeer meat. Harry Dyrstad, owner of specialist wildlife abattoir Vilteksperten, north of Trondheim, enlisted the help of a certified halal butcher and has 100 reindeer ready to be sent off to the shops. The butcher has had interest from as far afield as Dubai, and he is looking forward to bringing reindeer to the previously unexplored Muslim market.
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Norwegian abattoir has slaughtered 100 reindeer the halal way
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The owner is planning on sending the meat as far as Dubai
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Harry Dyrstad is also preparing to cure reindeer to produce a halal ham

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Manchester United's stars were out in force on Saturday night to celebrate Angel di Maria's birthday in style at the Argentinian themed Gaucho Restaurant. The former Real Madrid winger looked relax as he arrived with family, just a few weeks prior to his house being the scene of an attempted burglary. He was joined by fellow United players such as Robin van Persie Marcus Rojo, David de Gea and Radamel Falcao. Angel di Maria (right) arrives at Gaucho Restaurant and was soon followed by his United teammates His teammates also spoke highly of the talented midfielder in recent interviews with manutd.com.
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Manchester United stars out to celebrate Angel di Maria's birthday
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David de Gea, Robin van Persie and Marcus Rojo all came to the dinner
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Di Maria looked relax despite it being only weeks since his house burglary
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Question: 'And here at @placeholder we are the only Argentinians, so we are almost always together.


(CNN) -- He's the strongman behind the strongman: Maher al-Assad. The younger brother of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Maher al-Assad is described by analysts as someone even more ruthless than Bashar. "Maher is the kneecapper. He is in charge of keeping the regime in power," said Joshua Landis of the University of Oklahoma. It's a role he seemingly relishes. One analyst who has been in meetings with Maher described him as wearing a dark suit, sunglasses and slicked-back hair: a "Mafia wanna-be." "This fellow thinks of himself as the family enforcer," said Ted Kattouf, a former U.S. ambassador to Syria.
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Maher al-Assad is younger brother of the Syrian president
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He is in charge of two elite military units and also leads a sectarian militia
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"Maher has been at the forefront of the most brutal fighting," analyst says

Question: While Bashar seeks to portray a positive image with the Syrian public, "everyone sees (Maher) as one of the major powers behind the throne who can do the dirty work," @placeholder said


(CNN)As a proud Army mother, Kelly Copeland cannot bear to see "American Sniper," even though it now rates as the biggest grossing war movie of all time. Her son, Brandon Smith, told her that his life mirrored the movie. "I can't bring myself to watch it," Copeland said. Smith was only 20 when he was assigned to the sniper section of a mortar platoon at the height of the Iraq war. When I met him there in early 2008, he told me he was well-suited for his mission. He grew up hunting in Georgia and was used to waiting for his prey.
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Brandon Smith believes he is well-suited to be a sniper
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He, like Chris Kyle in the movie "American Sniper," has no regrets about killing the enemy
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He was proud of what he did in Iraq and has struggled with adjusting to a more mundane existence

Question: @placeholder still believes he, like Kyle, is one of the 2%.


A radical Muslim cleric has claimed 'God destined' for British solider Lee Rigby to die in the barbaric terror attack on the streets of Woolwich. Omar Bakri Mohammed, who is banned from Britain, has given interviews in Lebanon applauding the 'heroes' who slaughtered the 25-year-old in an apparently unprovoked attack on Wednesday. It comes as the police are urged to monitor closely comments by leading radical clerics in the UK to see if they have broken the law in the days since the attack. Muslim cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed has said he understands why the suspects would have carried out the attacks and even called suspect Michael Adebolajo (left) a ‘hero’
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Omar Bakri Mohammed is banned from Britain but spoke from Beirut
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It is believed he was secretly filmed condoning decapitation of those opposed to Islam
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He said suspect Michael Adebolajo used to listen to his preachings
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Police urged to monitor radical clerics in Britain to see if comments on Woolwich killing break the law on inciting hatred

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Manila, Philippines (CNN) -- As the bodies of eight tourists killed in a bus hijacking in the Philippines arrived in Hong Kong, China, on Wednesday, the Hong Kong government urged citizens not to take their grief and anger out on Filipinos despite "the poor way" the hijacking was handled by authorities. The Cathay Pacific flight, which also carried eight survivors and 19 relatives as well as dozens of officials, was greeted by a large crowd on its arrival at Hong Kong International Airport. In a somber ceremony, bagpipers played "Amazing Grace" as coffins were carried from the plane and wreaths laid upon them.
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Hong Kong government urges restraint in aftermath of hijacking
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Bodies, remaining tour group members arrive in Hong Kong
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Condolence points have been set up around Hong Kong
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A police official says he ordered the assault

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BEIJING, China (CNN) -- A 19-year-old prostitute working in an apartment that doubles as a brothel said she has up to eight clients a day. A woman awaits customers at a Beijing barber shop in 2008. Sex workers also ply their trade in barber shops. Working in the southern boom city of Shenzhen, a special economic zone just north of Hong Kong, she told CNN she worries about getting AIDS, but has her own prevention measures. "I always use condoms or take an injection. The medicine can prevent sexually transmitted diseases," she said. "Some girls do not use prevention measures, but we don't talk about that in public."
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Some people in China believe injections or a pill can prevent infection
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Some 700,000 people have HIV in China; about 50,000 new infections yearly
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About one in 200 sex workers nationwide currently has HIV
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As China's economy has boomed, so has the sex industry

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Hundreds of excited  shoppers poured through the doors of Sephora's first Australian store in Sydney's Pitt Street Mall today. The store launched at midday with a promise to bring cosmetics prices down for Australians, but a price comparison reveals customers will pay the same money for top brands as they do in Myer and David Jones. Sephora will introduce 32 new brands to Australia, some of which will be sold in line with prices in its European and U.S. stores, but the outlet has no plans to undercut any products already being sold locally. Scroll down for video The first Australian Sephora outlet was launched in Sydney with a confetti cannon and a flash mob
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World's largest makeup retailer opened its doors in Sydney on Friday
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'Crazier than a nightclub': Hundreds of shoppers queued in the rain overnight to be the first through the doors
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Sephora will introduce 32 new brands which will be sold at low prices
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But the outlet has no plans to undercut products already being sold locally
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Top brands such as Dior, Lancome, and Clinique are still cheaper in the U.S.

Question: Price hikes on cosmetics have long been a sore point for local shoppers, with consumer group Choice finding that @placeholder pay up to 50 percent more than shoppers overseas for some products.


This is the bittersweet moment a loving girlfriend married her terminally-ill husband on his hospital bed. Cola Glenny, 22, said 'I do' to Felix Glenny, 23, as he lay in Medway Maritime Hospital Kent, suffering from incurable bowel cancer. Felix was able to make it out of his bed to celebrate the 'perfect' day afterwards with his new wife, while their two children Ralph, two, and Pearl, four months, looked on. Ceremony: Felix Glenny married Cola Glenny in a ceremony at Medway Maritime Hospital yesterday He was admitted to hospital in November after suffering for several weeks with what he thought at first were stomach cramps.
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Cola Glenny married Felix yesterday in Medway Maritime Hospital in Kent
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They were told on Friday the cancer is terminal, and Felix has weeks to live
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The pair decided to get married as soon as possible
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When Felix found out about his illness, he was most concerned about providing for his family - and his friends have set him up a charity page
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Question: Cola, a hairdresser, and @placeholder, who works for a water supply company, lived happily together for two years and had a second child, Pearl, who is now four months old.


By Emily Davies PUBLISHED: 19:07 EST, 19 July 2013 | UPDATED: 03:10 EST, 20 July 2013 Medical attention: Woolwich murder suspect Michael Adebolajo lost two teeth as he was restrained by officers at Belmarsh jail in south-east London Five prison officers have been suspended after one of the men accused of hacking off-duty soldier Lee Rigby to death in Woolwich had two teeth knocked out. The men were suspended from their duties from top-security Belmarsh Prison in south London after the alleged attack on Michael Adebolajo, 28, three days ago. He had refused to obey officers’ instructions and had to be restrained, according to prison sources.
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Several officers 'called in to help after Adebolajo began acting violently'
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He was injured during subsequent melee in prison's high-security wing
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Officers are suspended on full pay pending the results of an investigation
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Prison Officers' Association 'angry' at Ministry of Justice
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Says the officers deny any wrongdoing and used 'approved techniques'

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London, England (CNN) -- Britain's top legal official "misled" the government over the case for war in Iraq under pressure from then prime minister Tony Blair, a former Cabinet minister claimed Tuesday. Clare Short, who was Blair's international development secretary until she quit over the Iraq invasion, said Attorney General Peter Goldsmith withheld his own "doubts and changes of opinion" in giving the go-ahead for war. "I think he misled the Cabinet. He certainly misled me, but people let it through," Short told an inquiry into Britain's role in the March 2003 Iraq invasion. The inquiry -- Britain's fifth examination of its Iraq involvement -- has already grilled senior figures including Blair, former defense minister Geoff Hoon and Britain's top military commander Jock Stirrup.
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Ex-minister Clare Short says attorney general withheld doubts over Iraq war
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Short said Tony Blair leant on Lord Goldsmith to support UK involvement
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Inquiry is Britain's fifth examination of role in Iraq conflict

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Washington (CNN) -- During his two weeks aboard a ship to the United States, Ahmed Abu Khatallah was questioned by FBI interrogators over his alleged role in the 2012 Benghazi attacks that left four Americans dead. As it turns out, he was interrogated both before and after authorities told him of his Miranda rights -- which give him the right to remain silent to avoid self-incrimination, a U.S. official told CNN. But Abu Khatallah continued providing information to officials after being advised of those rights, the official said. The handling of his case has triggered fallout in Washington. "I have serious concerns that conducting a rushed interrogation onboard a ship and then turning Abu Khatallah over to our civilian courts risks losing critical intelligence that could lead us to other terrorists or prevent future attacks," Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-New Hampshire, said in a statement Saturday.
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NEW: Official: Abu Khatallah denied involvement but gave info on others
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Abu Khatallah gave information before and after he was told his Miranda rights
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Sen. Lindsey Graham: Mirandizing Abu Khatallah "would be a mistake for the ages"
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He is suspected of being the ringleader of the September 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya

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By Jill Reilly x A pair of Second World War airmen are to be buried with military honours 70 years after their plane went down in Papua New Guinea. The remains of 1st Lts. William Bernier and Bryant Poulsen were identified through DNA and other evidence collected from the crash site in a forest on the Pacific island nation, said U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. Melinda Morgan with the Defense Prisoner of War-Missing Personnel Office. Bernier was from Augusta, Montana, and Poulsen from Salt Lake City, Utah. On April 10, 1944, their B-24D Liberator nicknamed 'Hot Garters' took off from an air base in eastern Papua New Guinea.
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Remains of 1st Lts. William Bernier and Bryant Poulsen identified by DNA
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Bernier was from Augusta, Montana, and Poulsen from Salt Lake City, Utah
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Plane went down after being hit by anti-aircraft fire over the city of Madang
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Several other crew members also have been recently accounted for

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Tim Sherwood has reminded the football world his Premier League win percentage at Tottenham Hotspur is still superior to Mauricio Pochettino's ahead of his first match as Aston Villa manager. The 46-year-old credited his Argentine successor for continuing to blood academy graduates, but said Harry Kane would not have been such a scoring success this campaign had Sherwood allowed the 21-year-old to go out on loan in January 2014. The new Villa manager believes Christian Benteke can similarly improve under his watch, beginning with Saturday's visit of Stoke. New manager Ti m Sherwood (centre) takes part in a training session ahead of his first game in charge
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Tim Sherwood won 59 per cent of Premier League games at Tottenham
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New Aston Villa manager also takes credit for bringing through Harry Kane
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Former Blackburn captain takes charge for the first time against Stoke

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(CNN) -- Jim Marshall was always watching. His contemporaries remember him forever on the spot, four or five cameras draped around his neck, the proverbial fly on the wall. A new book, "The Haight: Love, Rock and Revolution," shows how he chronicled an era. Click: Janis Joplin. Click: Jimi Hendrix at Monterey. Click, click, click: The Beatles at Candlestick Park, the Grateful Dead on a rooftop, the Jefferson Airplane casually jamming. Marshall is justifiably famous for these photos of the famous. But it wasn't like he put away his cameras when the rock stars -- then, for the most part, just getting more widely known -- put away their instruments. "The Haight" showcases pictures Marshall took from about 1965 to 1968, when Haight-Ashbury went from a quietly run-down fringe area to the most famous neighborhood in America: Hippie Central.
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Photographer Jim Marshall chronicled Haight-Ashbury in the '60s
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San Francisco neighborhood was center of counterculture
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Marshall known for rock 'n' roll photos, but in new book he captures neighborhood
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Photos include images of Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix

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New Delhi (CNN) -- The story has all the stuff that sells: a sexy starlet, a powerful enemy spy agency and lots of bare flesh. Nude photographs of Pakistani actress Veena Malik, published in the December issue of the Indian edition of the men's magazine FHM prompted Malik to threaten a lawsuit. Malik said FHM doctored photographs to show her without clothes. The magazine, however, denied those allegations. Malik, editor Kabeer Sharma said, posed nude. What made the photos even more scandalous was that Malik's upper left arm bears the letters ISI, the acronym for Pakistan's powerful Inter-Services Intelligence agency.
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An attorney for Malik says nude photos in December issue were "doctored"
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On cover, she holds what appears to be a grenade, has "ISI" written on her left arm
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Malik's attorney says the actress is seeking $1.9 million in damages

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An Iowa Republican congressman turned the tables on his Twitter enemies on Monday, live-reading their insults in a campaign video and responding with a mixture of deadpan looks and delirious laughter. Steve King, a markedly conservative member of the House whose views draw either applause or eye-rolls – and seldom anything in between – collected some of the meaner tweets about himself and recited them along with his wife Marilyn. One claimed he 'smells like mothballs and dusty Bibles.' Another called him a 'butthead.' SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Biggest laugh: Rep. King's wife Marilyn couldn't contain herself at the idea that the congressman 'smells like mothballs and dusty Bibles'
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Iowa Republican turns the tables on Twitter antagonists by deadpanning insults and laughing at the writers
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'Go home, Steve King. You're drunk,' tweeted the senior editor of the left-leaning magazine The New Republic
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His wife read some of the barbs, including one that surmised 'Steve King smells like mothballs and dusty Bibles'
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Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel popularized the concept with his 'Celebrities Read Mean Tweets' television segment
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King held a double-digit lead over his Democratic challenger in a September poll

Question: Nasty: One King antagonist responded to a tweeted picture of @placeholder and his baby grandson by calling him 'garbage'


(CNN) -- Authorities who seized $8,500 and assorted jewelry from a Tennessee man after a traffic stop in east Texas have agreed to return the property after his case drew attention from CNN. Police in the small East Texas town of Tenaha are accused of unjustly taking valuables from motorists. Roderick Daniels said police in Tenaha, Texas, took the money in October 2007 after they stopped him for doing 37 mph in a 35-mph zone. He said police threatened him with money-laundering charges and promised not to prosecute if he signed over the cash, which Daniels said was to buy a new car.
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Tenaha, Texas, police confiscated money in 2007 after traffic stop
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Roderick Daniels was stopped for driving 37 mph in a 35-mph zone
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He and others who had property taken have filed lawsuit
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Town's officials say they have done nothing wrong

Question: @placeholder law allows police to confiscate drug money and other personal property they think is used in the commission of a crime.


(EW.com) -- While broadcast shows at 10 p.m. on Tuesday are struggling to stay above a 2.0 in the adults 18-49 demo this fall, the biker drama "Sons of Anarchy" cleared that hurdle with ease once again. All told, 4.6 million viewers tuned in and the show pulled a 2.4 in the demo, up 14 percent from last week and ranking as the fifth season's best rating since last month's premiere. 'Sons of Anarchy': Drea de Matteo talks Wendy's return By comparison, the broadcast networks aired CBS' "Vegas" (12.1 million viewers, 2.0 in the demo), ABC's "Private Practice" (6 million, 1.6) and NBC's "Parenthood" (4.5 million, 1.6). This is tracking to be the highest-rated season for "Sons" yet.
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Broadcast shows on Tuesdays at 10 p.m. are struggling in ratings
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The show had 4.6 million watch on Tuesday, with a 2.4 in the adult demo
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That episode was the fifth season's best rating since September's premiere

Question: It's easy to say, "@placeholder should have a show like 'Sons,'" but season one ratings for "Sons" wouldn't have been high enough to survive on broadcast.


By Aap The $1 million Benjamin Hampton had in the bank was supposed to buy him a new home. But the Australian Federal Police officer had to hand over the sum to be bailed from Sydney's Central Local Court after being charged with a dozen corruption and bribery offences. Hampton faces a long stint behind bars if convicted after a 15-month investigation into allegations he sold AFP secrets to a member of the public. AFP officer Benjamin Hampton faces 10 years' jail for corruption and bribery charges Prosecutors said Hampton was a flight risk and had booked return plane tickets to Slovenia, where his father lived.
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AFP officer is accused of selling the organisation's secrets to the public
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He faces up to 10 years' jail if found guilty of corruption and bribery
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Benjamin Hampton posted $1 million bail which was meant for a new home
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The Sydney man was also ordered by the court to surrender his passport
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He had booked flights to Slovenia, where extradition is not possible

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After 17 minutes and 14 seconds of Sunday's "El Clasico" encounter with Real Madrid, Barcelona fans will offer a vocal demonstration of why the club's motto is "mes que un club" -- more than a club. The team's Nou Camp stadium will erupt with the sound of the Catalan national anthem, sung in the language native to this semi-autonomous region of Spain. It is to commemorate September 11, 1714, and the people who died when the ruling monarchy defeated Catalan troops during the War of the Spanish Succession. It is arguably the biggest club game in the world -- though all too often surrounded by a bucketload of bile between players, coaches and fans -- but as austerity tightens its grip on the Spanish economy, the desire for Catalan independence grows ever deeper.
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Barcelona face Real Madrid on Sunday in "El Clasico"
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Spain is engulfed by serious financial crisis
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Anti-austerity measures have led to protests and violent clashes in Madrid

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Surabaya, Indonesia (CNN)The world's fourth-most populated country, Indonesia has about 250 million people. Any of them might have boarded AirAsia Flight QZ8501, never to come home. Seven crew members and 155 passengers were aboard -- almost one-third from the same Christian denomination. There was no single reason that members of Mawar Sharon, a Protestant faith with about 45,000 members around Indonesia, got on the AirAsia Airbus plane Sunday, beyond a common desire to get to Singapore in time for New Year's Eve. They weren't heading to one event. They didn't all necessarily know one another, having attended services at different churches mostly around Surabaya, the Indonesian city where the commercial airliner took off.
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Relatives of those on the plane gather for a service near an Indonesian hospital

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By Ray Massey, Transport Editor Thousands of British air passengers were stranded abroad last night as the chaos caused by striking French air traffic controllers worsened. Many were forced to sleep on the floors of airports in Mediterranean resorts as they awaited news of rescheduled flights. Some face being stranded for a week. Amid ‘nightmare’ scenes at popular holiday destinations in Spain and Portugal, flights were cancelled with no warning in the early hours of the morning, leaving parents to struggle with crying children as they awaited news. Scroll down for video Delays: Passengers at Stansted Airport faced delays as striking French air traffic controllers caused chaos across Europe, causing delays and cancellations for flights to France, Spain and Portugal
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Fights in holiday destinations like Spain and Portugal cancelled without warning in the early hours of the morning
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Airlines forced to book thousands of hotel rooms for stranded passengers
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Companies ground up to 25% of flights that normally use French airspace
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EasyJet has cancelled 300 flights over two days and Ryanair 250

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