CLICK HERE to read the full report from the season's final race in Abu Dhabi Lewis Hamilton waved the Union Flag aloft after winning his second — and historic — Formula One World Championship. ‘This is the greatest moment of my life,’ said Hamilton, having become only the fourth British driver to win multiple world championships and the first to do so since Sir Jackie Stewart in 1971. His race victory here was easier than expected after his only rival, Nico Rosberg, had a battery failure, but by then Hamilton was already on his way to the championship, which he claimed by 67 points.
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Lewis Hamilton won his second world drivers' championship with victory at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
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Mercedes driver became the fourth British driver to win multiple titles
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Win was easier than expected after Nico Rosberg suffered battery failure
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Hamilton was suprised by family including girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger

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Ruud Gullit has launched a damning critique of Louis van Gaal’s transfer strategy at Manchester United, claiming that his compatriot has badly mis-judged the nature of Premier League football by signing mainly attacking players. Former Chelsea manager and European Footballer of the Year Gullit has previously been a supporter of van Gaal, notbaly duirng the World Cup when he backed the manager’s tactics for the Holland national team when van Gaal was under attack from the likes of Johan Cruyff. But Gullit is perplexed by the signings of Van Gaal at Manchester United, with the likes of Angel Di Mario, Radamel Falcao, Ander Herrera, Luke Shaw, Daley Blind and Marcos Rojo coming in for £170million even though United have neglected to sign central defenders.
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Ruud Gullit has critiqued his countryman's start at Manchester United
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In his De Telegraaf column Gullit says he is amazed by United's transfers
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Gullit says United's defensive weakness was obvious and that their new manager has 'the wrong idea about the Premier League'
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The Dutchman says it will be too late once Van Gaal realises his mistake

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Tokyo (CNN) -- Japan has slipped to the world's third largest economy, falling behind the blistering speed of China's manufacturing growth, according to Japanese figures released Monday. Japan's cabinet office released its nominal gross domestic product figures for 2010. Japan's economy was valued at US $5.4742 trillion dollars while China was at US $5.8786 trillion. Japan's economy did grow in 2010, but only 3.9%, according to the government. China's is expected to grow more than 10%. At the speed China is growing, Japan's government predicts China will overtake the United States as the world's largest economy in less than 20 years.
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Japan's economy is now third in the world, with China moving into second place
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The United States remains the world's largest economy
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Japan's government predicts China will overtake the U.S. in less than 20 years

Question: Decisive economic policy has been lost in the revolving door of the country's top leader, with @placeholder seeing six prime ministers in just five years.


No food. No water. And as they pass the hours in the scorching summer heat, no escape for 40,000 desperate people hiding in the mountains of northwestern Iraq from the killers surrounding them on the ground below. When fighters from ISIS, which refers to itself as the Islamic State, stormed Sinjar over the weekend, the Yazidi minority who call the area home fled into the nearby mountains in fear of their lives. Some of them didn't make it. "We heard sounds of mortars and in the morning they (Islamic militants) entered Sinjar," Zahra Jardo, a Yazidi woman who escaped the violence, told Reuters. "So we fled to the mountains, and those who stayed there are now suffering from thirst. They have no water. They also took girls and raped them. They said that Yazidis have to be converted to Islam."
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About 40,000 Yazidis are hiding in the mountains of northwest Iraq
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The Yazidis fled after ISIS fighters stormed the area they call home in Iraq
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"I don't think we can ever go home," one survivor tells CNN's Ivan Watson
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An estimated 100,000 Christians have fled to Irbil in recent days

Question: @placeholder Yazidi lawmaker: 'Hundreds of my people are being slaughtered'


Tiger Woods has split with his swing coach Sean Foley after a miserable year beset by injuries and a winless run in major championships that now stretches back to the 2008 US Open. The 38-year-old superstar has worked with Foley since 2010 but won no major titles under his tutelage, compared with a combined 14 under his previous two coaches Butch Harmon and Hank Haney. After seeming destined to overhaul Jack Nicklaus's all-time record of 18 majors, Woods has not won one of golf's four big titles for six years while struggling to deal with a catalogue of serious injuries. Woods has worked with Foley in a continued attempt to put less stress on his notoriously damaged left knee but back problems have become his main concern.
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Tiger Woods has announced he has parted with swing coach Sean Foley
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Woods has worked with Foley since 2010
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Former world No 1 has suffered from back injuries all year and puled out of the Ryder Cup
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Woods, has not won a major championship since 2008
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American remains four majors short of Jack Nicklaus's all-time record

Question: 'My time spent with @placeholder is one of the highlights of my career so far, and I am appreciative of the many experiences we shared together,' Foley said in a statement.


British jihadis fighting for the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq have pledged to send militants to fight police in the riot-hit American city of Ferguson, Missouri - providing the protesters embrace Islam. The city has seen widespread disorder after a police officer escaped punishment for shooting dead an unarmed black teenager, and now the Islamic extremists are attempting to take advantage of the anti-authoritarian feeling to convince those involved to adopt ISIS' radical ideology. Using the slogan 'From #IS 2 Ferguson', Birmingham-born jihadi Junaid Hussain, 20 - who has adopted the nom de guerre Abu Hussain al-Britani - this morning tweeted a photograph of a hand-written letter urging the Ferguson rioters to 'reject corrupt man-made laws like democracy' and declare their allegiance to ISIS' leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
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ISIS fighters in Syria post tweets declaring support for Ferguson rioters
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Urge protesters to embrace Islam and carry out acts of extreme violence
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Uploaded hand-written note vowing to send militants to the Missouri city
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But said rioters must first declare their allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi

Question: 'Chilling': The links between Ferguson and ISIS go right back to the first protests in August, when a CNN news report appeared to show a man holding a placard reading '@placeholder is here'


Simferopol, Ukraine (CNN) -- Demonstrators clapped along to Soviet-era songs as dancers from Russia's Black Sea fleet entertained the masses at the center of Crimea's administrative capital Sunday. But it was more than just nostalgia for the old Soviet Union. With a controversial referendum over whether Crimea will remain part of Ukraine just a week away, it was a rallying cry for ethnic Russians gathered in Simferopol's Lenin Square. The large demonstration was the latest flashpoint as tensions simmer on the Crimean peninsula, which has become the epicenter of a battle for influence among Moscow, Kiev and the West since Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych's ouster last month.
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Pro- and anti-Russian groups hold rival rallies in Crimea
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Putin speaks with British PM, German Chancellor about the situation there
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CNN analyst: Putin is "very worried by the situation"
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The Ukrainian prime minister is expected to arrive in the United States on Wednesday

Question: @placeholder also said new Ukrainian authorities were doing nothing "to curb ultra-nationalist and radical forces committing outrages" in Kiev and other regions.


By Simon Walters and Glen Owen and Mike Browne Shady: Tony Caplin was made chairman of the Public Works Loan Board by David Cameron A vineyard owner cheated out of £100,000 by the Tory crony put in charge of billions of pounds of public money has denounced the bankrupt businessman as a  ‘devious b******’. Bill Hulme, who owns the Fleur Fields vineyard in Northamptonshire, backed calls for an inquiry into disgraced ex-Tory chief Tony Caplin, who was put in charge of Public Works Loan Board by David Cameron. ‘There is something wrong with the judgment of a Government that puts a bad man like that in charge of public money when he has duped innocent people like me and others out of enormous sums,’ said 71-year-old Mr Hulme.
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Vineyard owner tells how Tony Caplin cheated him out of £100,000
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Bankrupt former Public Works Loan Board chief exposed by MoS last week
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So why did David Cameron trust a conman with a budget of £60billion?
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Boasted of his ‘close links’ to Chancellor George Osborne, Cabinet Minister Oliver Letwin and Northern Ireland Secretary Theresa Villiers.
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Was rebuked by the Stock Exchange along with his ally, Tory Minister Francis Maude.
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Told a court he paid earnings from quangos into the account of his wife, Angela.
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Is linked to a banned Northern Ireland property developer once charged with fraud, but the case was dropped.
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Faces eviction from his £2.4 million London penthouse over rent arrears.

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Question: Revelations: The question has been raised of why @placeholder, pictured, was trusted with such a vast budget


New York (CNN) -- A New York City taxi driver is charged with keeping more than $28,000 that should have gone to the Metropolitan Transit Authority in E-Z Pass toll fees over the past two years. Rodolfo Sanchez, 69, of Long Island City has been sneaking through toll plazas on the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge and Midtown Tunnel by "piggybacking," or tailgating cars directly in front of his cab, and slipping through the toll lane before the barrier came back down, according to Queens District Attorney Richard Brown. The cabbie allegedly crossed two of the city's bridges and tunnels more than 4,000 times from August 2012 to April 2014.
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DA says driver Rodolfo Sanchez "piggybacked" through toll gates behind other cars
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He made 4,000 trips over bridges and through tunnels without paying, DA says
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Sanchez faces grand larceny and other charges, could get seven years in prison

Question: Sanchez told investigators that he knew there was no money on the @placeholder, and he dodged the tolls because he needed the money for his family, according to the attorney general.


Mariupol, Ukraine (CNN) -- Russian President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday that he wants a delay in a referendum on whether certain eastern Ukrainian residents want sovereignty from Kiev and that presidential elections scheduled for this month are "a step in the right direction." But he said that the planned May 25 presidential vote Kiev wants to hold would "not solve anything unless all of Ukraine's people first understand how their rights will be guaranteed" once the election has taken place. The comments, according to a transcript published by the Kremlin, came after Putin met with the chairman of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe.
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Ukraine's acting PM dismisses Putin's call to postpone a referendum
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The United States worries Putin will landlock Ukraine, sources say
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NATO has "no indication" that Russia moved troops from Ukraine border, source says
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Putin earlier said Russian forces are "now not on the Ukrainian border"

Question: "But if terrorists and separatists supported by @placeholder got an order to postpone something that doesn't exist, then this is an internal matter," he said.


By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 05:02 EST, 25 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:55 EST, 25 October 2013 They already have a hit reality TV show, as well as best-selling fashion, beauty and perfume lines in their hometown of America. But clearly not content with their stateside success, the Kardashian sisters seem intent on infiltrating the British high-street with their eponymous product ranges. Kim, Khloe and Kourtney have unveiled the first-ever Kardashian Kollection Jewellery range - for Argos. They're taking over the world! The Kardashian sisters have unveiled their new jewellery range for Argos Argos, the store where shoppers choose goods from a lamented catalogue and then sit and wait for them to be delivered via a conveyor belt, are the exclusive stockists of the 25-piece collection.
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Argos have exclusive selling rights to the 25-piece collection
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Necklaces and bracelets feature jewel, chain and gun metal detailing
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Earlier this week, sisters launched clothing range for Lipsy

Question: While @placeholder's engagement ring is reported to have cost as much as $6m (£3.7m), her range at Argos only goes up to £35

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(CNN) -- While the sporting world awaits confirmation of his mega-money new sponsorship deal with Nike, Rory McIlroy has deflected attention to one of the other big stories on golf's horizon this week -- the naming of the next European Ryder Cup captain. The world No. 1 was part of last year's winning team, famously triumphing in his final-day singles match after needing a police escort to get to the Medinah course on time. Jose Maria Olazabal stood down after guiding the Europeans to a remarkable come-from-behind win over the U.S. -- and his assistants Darren Clarke and Paul McGinley were initially frontrunners for the 2014 role at Gleneagles in Scotland.
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Rory McIlroy says Colin Montgomerie should not return as European Ryder Cup captain
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World No. 1 backs Irishman Paul McGinley to step up from vice-captaincy role
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The 23-year-old Northern Irishman says the skipper's job should be a "one-time thing"
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European captain will be named on Tuesday ahead of Abu Dhabi tournament

Question: What message would that send to the other worthy candidates who are queuing up for the job, having earned their right to the captaincy just as much as @placeholder?"


A British jihadi who has threatened to ‘bomb the UK’ is today unmasked as a former supermarket security guard – who travelled to wage war in Syria despite being known to police. Less than two weeks ago, the anonymous extremist known only as ‘Awlaki’ gave an extraordinary interview to the BBC where he boasted about fighting with the terror group Islamic State (IS) and laughed about the beheading of soldiers. But today The Mail on Sunday can reveal that this fanatical Muslim who claims to ‘hate the UK’ is 27-year-old Omar Hussain, who grew up in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. Scroll down for video
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Omar Hussain travelled to wage war in Syria despite being known to police
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He had formerly worked as a security guard at Morrisons in High Wycombe
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The 27-year-old has told friends in UK he watched beheading of James Foley
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Lord Carlile last night called for investigation into how Hussain left  country

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A series of adorable images of a baby boy and his pet dog are guaranteed to put a smile on your face. Taken over several months, the photographs show the pair dressed in a range of identical costumes. Rescue mongrel Zoey and ten-month-old baby Jasper are seen wearing anything from Mexican sombreros to bunny ears and space helmets as they sit  side-by-side in all the shots. How fetching! Ten-month-old Jasper and his pet pooch Zoey star in a photo series wearing a huge variety of matching costumes, including astronaut helmets, sombreros and bunny ears Zoey, a rescue dog, wears a viking hat in complete with braids, while Jasper smiles next to her
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Grace Chon, 34,  snaps photos of baby Jasper and her rescue dog Zoey
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Mum, from Los Angeles, wanted to get creative between nap times
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Pair pose in everything from space helmets to Mexican sombreros

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(CNN)A telemarketer making a sales call from Las Vegas helped to end a domestic violence situation 900 miles away in Oregon on Wednesday evening, according law enforcement officials. Chamille McElroy of Americare Health & Nutrition placed a call to a woman in Lebanon, Oregon, but instead of a "hello" she heard what sounded like a violent struggle on the other end of the line. McElroy alerted her supervisor, Tina Garcia; then her boss Mario Gonzalez, CEO of Americare, stepped in. Gonzalez says he was walking around the sales floor when one of his managers asked him to listen to a call, and what he heard was very traumatic.
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Call center workers in Las Vegas alerted authorities to a possible assault in Oregon
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A telemarketer heard muffled cries on the other end of the line and told her supervisors
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Walter Ruck, 33, was arrested on assault charges

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By David Kent For Germany fans it was the greatest show on earth on Thomas Muller's hat-trick led their team to an emphatic 4-0 win over Portugal in their World Cup opener in Salvador. Thousands of their supporters, including the nation's Chancellor Angela Merkel who was as animated as anyone, packed the Arena Fonte Nova to witness the victory. Star striker Lukas Podolski posed for a selfie with his nation's political leader while Merkel visited her delighted players - in various stages of undress - in their dressing room after the match. The next best thing to being there was the sitting back in the comfort of the Alte Foersterei FC Union stadium in Berlin.
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Angela Merkel visited Germany's squad after the nation's 4-0 World Cup 2014 win over Portugal
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Arsenal's Lukas Podolski posed for a selfie with the German Chancellor
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Back in Germany several fans turned up to watch the match at the Alte Foersterei FC Union stadium in Berlin

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By Oliver Todd Follow @@oliver_todd Besiktas are hoping to finalise a move for Chelsea striker Demba Ba after agreeing a fee of around £8million. The Turkish club's president Fikret Orman has confirmed that they have negotiated a deal for the 29-year-old for slightly lower than Chelsea's £10million asking price. Ba has been linked with a move away from Stamford Bridge after a season spent as third choice behind Samuel Eto'o and Fernando Torres, and with Diego Costa's £32million arrival imminent. VIDEO Scroll down to see Demba Ba training hard in the gym Frustrated: Demba Ba often cut a dejected figure at Chelsea having not played much football
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Istanbul club confirm they have reached a price agreement for Ba
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Ba was behind Samuel Eto'o and Fernando Torres for Chelsea last season
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Everton and Newcastle have shown interest in a move for the striker
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Ba is now expected to move to Turkey for around £8million

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(CNN) -- Tennis star Andy Murray is used to serving on a daily basis -- but he's taken it in a whole new direction with his latest venture. The two-time grand slam winner has launched a five-star hotel just minutes from where he grew up in Dunblane, Scotland. Set close to where Murray learned his trade on the local courts, the 15-bedroom Cromlix -- set in 34-acres of lush Scottish countryside -- is his new venture. And while he may not be bringing you the wine list or be on hand to suggest the best local whisky, Murray is involved on a regular basis in making sure it all runs smoothly.
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Andy Murray set to defend his Wimbledon title
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Murray has bought and renovated Scottish hotel
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Comes with its own Loch and tennis courts
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Hotel has 15 rooms and a gate lodge

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(CNN) -- Barcelona has appointed Luis Enrique as the club's new manager just days after losing out on the La Liga title. Enrique, who has resigned from his role at Celta Vigo following a successful season in charge, returns to the club where he starred as a player between 1996 and 2004. The 44-year-old has signed a two-year deal and replaces Tata Martino, who left the club after just one season at the helm. In a statement, the club confirmed that Enrique was appointed following an endorsement from sporting director, Andoni Zubizarreta. Barcelona endured a disappointing season, failing to retain its league title and crashing out of the Champions League following a defeat by Atletico Madrid.
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Luis Enrique appointed new manager of Barcelona
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Enrique replaces Tata Martino at Camp Nou
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Former player a huge favorite at Catalan club
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Enjoyed a fine season in charge at Celta Vigo

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(CNN) -- Yes, safaris are great and the beaches are diverse and dramatic. But an Africa getaway doesn't just have to be about 4X4 game drives or lazy strolls on cotton-soft sands by crystal blue waters. If you're looking to soak up the continent's breathtaking scenery, and have an eye for adventure, then there's only one place to be: at the top. From the snow-capped peak of Kilimanjaro, through the forest-clothed slopes of Mount Kenya, to the Alpine meadows of the High Atlas Mountains, Africa's magnificent rooftops offer glorious views and a wide range of trekking experiences that appeal to all kinds of climbers, from hardcore mountaineers to weekend warriors and families.
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African mountains offer all kinds of climbers a wide range of trekking experiences
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Magnificent scenery, rare wildlife and cultural exchanges are major draws
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Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa's tallest mountain, is the most popular destination
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We pick seven picks of the best hikes in the continent

Question: Make it to the summit of @placeholder's 5,895-meter Kilimanjaro, and you'll be standing at Africa's highest point.


Beneath the arms and armour of a thousand years of monarchy, the former chief of the IRA’s Northern Command had dinner with the Sovereign at Windsor last night. And he heard her declare firmly: ‘We are walking together towards a brighter, more settled, future. We shall remember our past but we will no longer allow our past to ensnare our future.’ On a day brimming with powerful symbolism in honour of the first state visit by a President of the Republic of Ireland, there were so many historic moments to choose from – President Michael D Higgins bowing at Westminster Abbey’s Tomb of the Unknown Warrior and addressing both Houses of Parliament; the Irish head of state being invited (in Irish) to inspect the Grenadier Guards.
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Mr McGuinness boycotted Queen’s state visit to the Republic in 2011
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Mr McGuinness was seated just 16 places down from the Prince of Wales
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Captured in conversation with both the British and Irish Prime Ministers

Question: But even the clattering pomp of a full state carriage procession through cheering Windsor streets festooned with the Irish tricolour could not match the significance of @placeholder – in white tie and tails – rising to toast the Queen and the British people at last night’s state banquet.


By Sara Malm The CEO of global coffee chain Starbucks is donating $30million to benefit the rehabilitation of U.S. war veterans. Howard Schultz’s contribution has been earmarked for research into brain trauma and PTSD suffered by thousands of returning soldiers. This follows Shultz promise last year to hire at least 10,000 veterans and military spouses over the next five years. Big bucks: Starbucks's CEO Howard Schultz has donated $30million for research into post-traumatic stress syndrome and traumatic brain injuries Mr Schultz also criticised the U.S. government saying they do a better job of sending people to war than bringing them back from the front line.
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Starbucks CEO donates $30million to research into brain trauma and PTSD
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Said U.S. is better at sending people to war than bringing them home
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Howard Schultz also promised to hire at least 10,000 vets and spouses

Question: As of January 10 this year, 6,775 @placeholder Service members have died in action since 2001 and 51,809 have been injured.


(CNN) -- On Sunday, there was a rally in London to protest something I never thought would need protesting in modern Britain: the rise of anti-Semitism. The rally was in reaction to a series of strange, unsettling incidents that took place during the recent demonstrations against Israeli military actions in Gaza. In one case, the manager of a supermarket in London decided to take all the kosher food off the shelves. He apparently feared that demonstrators outside might trash the shop; one member of the staff reportedly said, "We support free Gaza." The supermarket chain called it "an isolated decision ... in a very challenging situation."
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Tim Stanley: Anti-Semitism surfaced in the wake of the controversy over Gaza war
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He says some conflate Israel and its policies with Jews in general
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It's vital to ensure that historic prejudice doesn't get revived, he says
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Stanley: Anti-Semitism has long been connected to far right, but some on left tolerate it

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Rev Nathan Ntege greets the congregation outside St Jude's in Thornton Heath following the collapse of the trial Only a few days ago, he was in the dock in a Crown Court trial, facing the prospect of years in jail for allegedly overseeing a ‘conveyor belt’ of fake weddings. But yesterday the Rev Nathan Ntege, 54, was back in the pulpit at his Church of England parish and smiling broadly. He was even blessed in front of the congregation by his bishop, despite being accused of running Britain’s biggest bogus marriage racket in a £1million trial that collapsed last week.
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Rev Nathan Ntege was accused of carrying out hordes of bogus weddings
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The 54-year-old evaded persecution when a Crown Court trial collapsed
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Returned to St Jude's in Thornton Heath, south London, to resume duties
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Bishop of Croydon, Jonathan Clark, welcomed the Ugandan national back

Question: Speaking in the service, Mr @placeholder said: ‘I want to thank you brothers and sisters for praying for us.


(CNN) -- You could say that a simple pair of running shorts was the trigger that launched a multimillion-dollar business and radically shifted the lives of basketball coaches Susan Walvius and Michelle Marciniak. In August 2007, Walvius, who was then the head women's basketball coach at the University of South Carolina, and her assistant, Marciniak, had just finished a long day teaching at a summer basketball camp. They sat exhausted in the gym, looking forward to a good night's rest. Then Walvius -- thinking about her comfy running shorts -- experienced what she describes as an "aha moment." "I looked at Michelle and said, 'I love this fabric, and I'd love to have bedsheets from this stuff.' Michelle said, 'Let's do it.' " And with zero formal business experience, the two women stepped boldly into the world of entrepreneurship.
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Ex-college, WNBA guard Marciniak, ex-head coach Walvius team up for business
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"The biggest similarity between coaching and what we do now is raising capital," Walvius says
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They say sports has gender-based differences, but bottom line matters most in business

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(CNN) -- When White House press secretary Josh Earnest said this week that President Barack Obama had "substantially improved the tranquillity of the global community," many observers reacted with disbelief. When the President refused to go to the U.S.-Mexico border last week to see the crisis of young people flooding into the United States because "he's not interested in photo ops," lesser mortals noted he had played pool with Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, dropped by a brewery to have a beer and shook hands with a man wearing a horse-head mask. When he went to Delaware on Thursday and opened with a few sentences about the shooting down of a Malaysian airliner in Ukraine before joking about Joe Biden and going back to his prepared text on infrastructure, many thought he had failed to take seriously an international disaster. They were even less impressed when he had lunch at the Charcoal Pit and ordered burgers and fries (not a photo op, of course). It was not until 24 hours later that he took to the podium to promise an aggressive investigation.
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Newt Gingrich: The more dangerous world becomes more Obama hides in fantasy world
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He says Obama's self-image as a "bear" is delusional and out of touch with reality
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Gingrich: Putin's muscular approach makes Obama look weak and disconnected

Question: From his perch in the amazingly @placeholder-centric world in which our President lives, look again at what the rest of us think of as serious problems.


By Associated Press Reporter A father from Arizona, whose baby boy died when he left him in a car outside a bar, was sentenced to four years in prison on Friday. Daniel Bryant Gray had pleaded guilty to manslaughter and child abuse after the death of his three-month-old son Jamison. The 31-year-old had left the baby strapped into a car for several hours on August 28 last year, when temperatures reached 100F. Sentenced: Daniel Bryant Gray has been sent to prison after his baby son died after being left in a hot car Loss: Baby Jamison was only three months old when he died after being left in a hot car for three hours
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Daniel Bryant Gray was charged with manslaughter and child abuse
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Baby Jamison was left in vehicle on day temperatures reached 100F

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Washington (CNN) -- When presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney appears before Latino small-business owners in Washington on Wednesday, he'll address a group whose explosive birth rates foreshadow a seismic political shift in GOP strongholds in the Deep South and Southwest. "The Republicans' problem is their voters are white, aging and dying off," said David Bositis, a senior research associate at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, who studies minority political engagement. "There will come a time when they suffer catastrophic losses with the realization of the population changes." Over the next several generations, the wave of minority voters -- who, according to U.S. Census figures released this week, now represent more than half of the nation's population born in the past year -- will become more of a power base in places like Alabama, Mississippi and Georgia. That hold will extend across the Southwest all the way to California, experts say.
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Births of nonwhites have now overtaken births of whites, according to the U.S. Census
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Republicans face uphill battle in persuading Latinos to vote for their candidates
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Shift is most pronounced in the South and Southwest

Question: @placeholder in particular has stumbled with this critical voting bloc, after his comments suggesting that making the economic landscape tough for illegal immigrants will force them to "self deport."


Brendan Rodgers has revealed that Raheem Sterling has been offered a 'wonderful deal' to remain at Liverpool. But the England international has yet to agree terms after talks stalled for a number of months and Rodgers said the club would not be held to ransom over his future. Sportsmail's Sami Mokbel and Dominic King, who have been following the negotiations closely, answer all the burning questions on the Sterling situation. Raheem Sterling's contract negotiations at Liverpool continue to drag on, despite the club offering the England international a 'wonderful deal' in the words of manager Brendan Rodgers WILL STERLING STAY AT LIVERPOOL OR MOVE TO PASTURES NEW?
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Raheem Sterling is yet to sign a new long-term contract with Liverpool
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Brendan Rodgers said he has been offered a 'wonderful deal' to stay
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His wages are expected to rise from around £35,000-a-week to £100,000
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A number of European clubs are monitoring the talks closely
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Question: Dominic King: Liverpool have put together a package that @placeholder described as a 'wonderful deal'.


By John Hall A restaurant in the U.S. is breaking all the rules about politics never being discussed at the dinner table by only serving food from countries considered enemies of America. Conflict Kitchen, which is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, features a rotating menu of takeaway food from countries where diplomatic relations with the U.S. are tense. Dishes on sale are currently from Venezuela - whose oil-rich left-wing government is openly hostile to the U.S. - but past menus included traditional food from North Korea, Iran and Afghanistan and Cuba. Tension with your takeaway? Conflict Kitchen, based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, features a rotating menu of food from countries with a tense relationship with America. Pictured is the North Korean-themed outlet
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Takeaway restaurant serves dishes originating from 'hostile' countries
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Constantly rotating menu currently features a variety of Venezuelan food
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Past versions had dishes from North Korea, Iran and Afghanistan and Cuba
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Customers are given information sheet about country when ordering a meal
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Non-profit restaurant was originally set up as 'awareness-raising' art project
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Owners hope to educate locals about culture and history of 'enemy' nations

Question: When the restaurant focused on @placeholder food late last year - with dishes such as traditional vegetable stews, cold buckwheat noodles and spicy rice cakes filling the menu - they were served with a booklet of interviews given by those who have been able to escape the highly secretive state.


(CNN) -- A man authorities want to question in the slaying of a 7-year-old girl, whose body was dumped in a landfill, appeared in a Florida court Wednesday on child pornography charges after being extradited from Mississippi. Jarred Harrell, 24, faces 29 counts of possession of child pornography in Clay County, Florida. Clay County Sheriff Rick Beseler has said Harrell is also sought for questioning in the abduction and murder of Somer Thompson, but has not said why. Harrell was arrested in Meridian, Mississippi, by federal agents earlier this month, and Florida Gov. Charlie Crist asked Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour to extradite him. The arrest followed a search of Harrell's residence, Clay County authorities said.
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Jarred Harrell, 24, faces 29 counts of possessing of child pornography
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Police want to question him the death of Somer Thompson, 7
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Thompson was abducted in October; her body was found in a Georgia landfill

Question: The sister said she lost sight of @placeholder in a group of other children leaving the school, according to a police report.


By Eleanor Harding PUBLISHED: 17:00 EST, 10 September 2012 | UPDATED: 01:58 EST, 11 September 2012 In two years’ time she would be Queen, her face printed on millions of stamps and banknotes. But at 23, she was still Princess Elizabeth – and this rare sketch offers a very private glimpse of that young woman, in all her girlish beauty. Drawn in charcoal and red chalk, the portrait shows the princess with rosebud lips and fine features, her large eyes lost in thought. The sketch has come to light ahead of its sale at Bloomsbury Auctions in London. Girlish beauty: The rare sketch shows the Queen - then a princess - at 23 The Queen, right, said she fondly remembered sitting for the artist
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The sketch was drawn in 1950 by impressionist painter Dame Laura Knight
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It has never been in the Royal Collection because Dame Laura made it for her own purposes

Question: It’s a little window into the @placeholder that we have forgotten.’


SANTIAGO, Chile (Reuters) -- Chile called home its ambassador in Peru on Monday, as a dispute flared over disputed maritime territory between the South American neighbors. They have bickered over the rich Pacific coast fishing waters for years, and Peru published a new map on Sunday that pushes its bid to negotiate a new sea border. Chile's government protested the move and said it was calling home its ambassador in Peru, Cristian Barros, for consultations. "We feel that this type of publication (map) and this position certainly make more difficult a fluid bilateral relationship with the Peruvian government," spokesman Ricardo Lagos Weber said on Monday.
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Peru's foreign minister sought to downplay the row
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Sea border dispute has bubbled anew over past two years
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Less serious disputes involve dessert, fruit and a grape liquor

Question: "@placeholder will continue to fully exercise its rights and competencies over Chilean territory," he said.


By Deni Kirkova PUBLISHED: 12:22 EST, 10 June 2013 | UPDATED: 12:22 EST, 10 June 2013 For those of us that struggle to eat spaghetti with traditional cutlery the 'spaghetti fork' has been a dinnertime lifesaver for years. Battery-operated, multi-pronged forks designed to make Italian inspired mealtimes easier are available in most kitchen departments. And now the latest 'spaghetti fork' promising to end slurpy suppers is the Rolognese utensil from German firm Donkey which claims to roll up slippery pasta in an instant - the only downside is that you have to power it yourself .. with a crank handle!
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German Rolognese crank-spinning children's fork 'ends slurpy suppers'
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Other cutlery gadgets include 'thumbed' Japanese forks and electric variety
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Six pronged version created especially for serving

Question: The @placeholder spaghetti utensil, made of wood and stainless steel, poses a technical solution to the 'problem' of rolling up spaghetti.


(CNN) -- President Barack Obama left for Camp David on Marine One Friday but, in a twist that has left some White House reporters scratching their heads, he apparently arrived at the presidential retreat by car. White House Press Secretary Jay Carney explained the decision not to land at Camp David was made in advance because of the weather. Marine One landed at an alternate site near Frederick, Maryland and the president and his daughter, Sasha, rode in a motorcade the rest of way to the compound. Because it is customary practice that the traveling press pool is included whenever the president uses a motorcade, reporters naturally wondered why the pool was not part of the trip or even informed that the president would use a motorcade ahead of time.
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NEW: In a separate incident, NORAD intercepts an aircraft in the vicinity of Camp David
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Obama left for Camp David on the presidential helicopter but apparently arrived by car
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Marine One was reportedly diverted because of bad weather
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CNN's weather team found no signs of stormy weather in the area

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(CNN)The list of canceled Bill Cosby shows has grown this month. Four shows the comedian had scheduled for February have been canceled: February 8 in Boston, February 21 in Pittsburgh and February 22 in Charlotte, North Carolina. No reasons were given for the Pittsburgh and Charlotte cancellations. Cosby said weather concerns led to the Boston cancellation, but the date has not been rescheduled. A fourth show, scheduled for Thalia Mara Hall in Jackson, Mississippi, on Thursday, has been "postponed," Shelia Byrd of the Jackson Mayor's Office told CNN. Gary Bongiovanni, editor-in-chief of Pollstar -- the concert tour publication -- says it's been challenging to keep track.
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Three Bill Cosby shows canceled in February, another postponed
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Cosby has been on tour since late fall
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Cosby has denied or declined to address numerous allegations

Question: For the calendar year of 2014 -- which includes several months before the accusations went viral -- @placeholder's numbers show that Cosby's tour had $10.8 million in ticket sales over 101 shows.


CHILLICOTHE, Ohio (CNN) -- Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain are well aware of what's at stake in Ohio. Mike Milburn, left, and Dan DeGarmo are skeptical about what both candidates bring to the table. No Republican has ever won the White House without winning Ohio, a state that has received more visits from the candidates and their running mates this year than any other. Inside the bellwether state is the bellwether town of Chillicothe, a town that often mirrors the state's election results. Voters there are divided. With less than a month to go until the election, it's concerns about the financial markets and the economy that dominate the airwaves at the town's radio station.
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Chillicothe, population 22,000, is considered a bellwether town in Ohio
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Voters at local restaurant are skeptical about the upcoming election
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The town voted for George Bush in the past two elections
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John McCain has visited Chillicothe; Barack Obama is scheduled to visit Friday

Question: Milburn said he might not vote at all, while @placeholder said he plans to vote for McCain.


By Associated  Press Reporter A buzz of excitement is surrounding the Long Island race track where California Chrome could become the first Triple Crown winner since 1978 tomorrow. The possibility that the winner of the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes could extend his winning streak to New York's Belmont Park is expected to attract thousands more visitors. Belmont Park's director Martin Panza has been preparing for the extra attention California Chrome has brought, and has been adding extra seating, security and bathroom facilities. Scroll down for video Warm up: Exercise rider Willie Delgado helps get California Chrome ready for his Belmont Park race
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Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes winner could be first to clinch three-race victory since 1978
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Belmont Park has increased seating and facilities after surge of interest in champion horse

Question: 'From our end, what we need to do now is observe how the day goes and see what we can do for next year, always thinking that there could be another @placeholder on the line.'


Irbil, Iraq (CNN) -- Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi has lashed out at Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, predicting that Iraq could soon return to widespread sectarian violence that could require the return of U.S. forces. "Al-Maliki is pushing my country to reach a turning point with deeply sectarian dimension," the Sunni vice president told CNN on Sunday during an interview in the semiautonomous Kurdish region in the north, where he has fled so that government forces loyal to the Shiite prime minister cannot execute an arrest warrant for him on charges of running a death squad. He expressed concern that Americans "will face the same problem as they faced in 2003," when a U.S.-led coalition invaded Iraq, toppling the regime of Saddam Hussein and unleashing a wave of sectarian violence.
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He accuses al-Maliki of "pushing my country to reach a turning point"
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"The future of Iraq is grim," he adds

Question: Asked whether @placeholder is becoming a dictator, al-Hashimi was blunt: "What sort of explanation could I give for a real and serious power consolidation?"


By Nick Fagge PUBLISHED: 07:51 EST, 16 November 2012 | UPDATED: 19:51 EST, 16 November 2012 Rebuttal: The Economist ran a feature which irritated French officials because it implied they could bring down the euro Touchy French politicians yesterday launched  a blistering attack on a prestigious British business magazine after it branded France 'the time-bomb at the heart of Europe'. The front cover of The Economist this week shows seven baguettes wrapped in the red, white and blue ribbon of the French Republic with a lit fuse protruding from the centre. Its lead article says President Francois Hollande's plans to cut France's public debt are not ambitious enough, jeopardising the future of the euro.
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Front cover showed seven baguettes tied up in a tricolour like sticks of dynamite with a lit fuse
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Industry minister compared The Economist to French magazine which ran cartoons depicting Prophet Muhammad naked

Question: In its analysis, @placeholder claims that membership of the single currency has acted as a straitjacket on France because it means the country  cannot allow its currency to devalue.


By Sarah Griffiths PUBLISHED: 11:30 EST, 7 October 2013 | UPDATED: 02:32 EST, 8 October 2013 Plastic pollution is not just confined to the world’s oceans, it is threatening life some of the world’s most beautiful lakes too, scientists warn. Although many lakes in the Alps might look pristine, beneath the surface there are billions of tiny particles which have broken down from plastic bottles, wrappings and other rubbish that are slowly entering the food chain. Researchers have found Italy’s Lake Garda - a popular holiday destination for families and those keen on water sports such as windsurfing - is contaminated with potentially hazardous tiny microplastics.
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Scientists from the University of Bayreuth in Germany believe the microplastics could be getting into food chain via freshwater invertebrates
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The microplastics have been linked with numerous health conditions such as low sperm count, weakened immune systems and genetic defects
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The researchers were surprised to see similar numbers of microplastic particles in sediment samples from Lake Garda as marine beach sediment

Question: And the findings in @placeholder come as bad news for lakes generally, with uncertain ecological and economic consequences.


Anaheim, California (CNN) -- Disney's Cars Land opens June 15 at Disney California Adventure, and it's big, bold and amazing. As Mater says, "If I'm lying, I'm crying." Kids of all ages will rev their engines and step on the gas. Cars Land is the capstone of a five year, estimated $1.1 billion dollar reimagining of Disney California Adventure. While Cars Land shifts California Adventure into the fast lane, only time will tell if it will save the town (as Lightning McQueen did for Radiator Springs) and turn Disneyland into the world-class destination it aspires to be. No doubt the top dogs at Disney hope the renewed focus on movie magic will mean magic for the resort that executives have admitted is not up to brand standards.
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Updates to Disney's California Adventures open June 15
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The centerpiece, Cars Land, makes the most of the popular movie
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Revamping the park cost an estimated $1.1 billion

Question: Soon you enter a nighttime section, where you'll find old friends from Radiator Springs and have adventures including tractor tipping with @placeholder.


LAS VEGAS, Nevada (CNN) -- An intense manhunt was under way Monday for Chester Stiles, a 37-year old man whom police say is a suspect in the videotaped rape of a 3-year-old girl four years ago. Chester Arthur Stiles, 37, of Nevada is being sought as a suspect in the videotaped rape of a 3-year-old girl. Also Monday, Stiles' former girlfriend told CNN she believes she put him in contact with the girl. Tina Allen said she  is "disgusted" and "mortified" at her role in bringing them together. Nye County Sheriff Tony De Meo said Friday the girl has been found and is safe. He said the child's mother was cooperating with authorities.
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Chester Stiles' ex-girlfriend says she's "disgusted" she helped him meet child
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Stiles sought by police as suspect in 3-year-old girl's videotaped rape
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Ex-girlfriend Tina Allen says he seemed good with kids when she dated him
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Allen says the girl lived in same apartment with her children

Question: Todd Allen, @placeholder's son, told CNN he recognized his old apartment from scenes in the video.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:20 EST, 8 March 2013 | UPDATED: 01:45 EST, 9 March 2013 A second former U.S. speedskater is now accusing Olympic medalist and former U.S. Speedskating president Andy Gabel of sexual abuse saying he raped her when she was 15. Nikki Meyer, known as Nikki Ziegelmeyer when skating short track for the U.S. in the 1992 and `94 Olympics, today joins former speedskater Bridie Farrell's claims of sexual abuse by the then president while aged 15. Both women say Gabel, a four-time Olympian who won a silver medal in Lillehammer, aggressively approached them in the 90s while training for the Olympics.
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Andy Gabel, Olympic silver medalist in 1994, is now accused of having sex with two 15-year-olds during the 1990s
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Nikki Ziegelmeyer claims her sexual contact with Gabel was non-consensual
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Bridie Farrell, also a speedskater, said she knew from the beginning that the relationship was inappropriate
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Gabel also served as president of U.S. Speedskating

Question: She failed in three previous bids to qualify for the @placeholder.


By John Drayton Liverpool legends Ian Rush and Robbie Fowler were in a jovial mood on Tuesday as they enjoyed a question and answer session with Liverpool fans in Boston, Massachusetts. The lighthearted session saw former Reds striker Fowler poke fun at Ian Rush's infamous moustache much to the delight of the adoring crowd. The Liverpool ambassadors have been promoting last season's Premier League runners-up as they prepare for the new campaign with a trip stateside. All smiles: Robbie Fowler puts a fake moustache in homage to Ian Rush during a Q&A session in Boston Red: Rush dons the fake mustache as the former Liverpool pair share a joke with the crowd
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Robbie Fowler mocks Liverpool legend Ian rush with fake moustache
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Liverpool legends are acting as ambassadors on pre-season tour of USA
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Reds will face Roma in at Fenway Park on Wednesday night

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(CNN) -- If there is one clear emotion emerging before November's U.S. congressional elections, it is that citizens across the political spectrum are  worried about  government spending and a perceived lack of government accountability regarding where tax dollars are spent. Oddly, the government's approach to the illegal drug problem -- which has cost U.S. taxpayers more than $2.5 trillion since former President Richard Nixon first declared America's "war on drugs" -- has been largely immune from this concern. CNN iReport: You tell us whether it's time to legalize pot One dramatic exception is California, where Proposition 19, which proposes to "regulate, control and tax cannabis," will be on the statewide ballot on November 2. In California alone, the illegal market for cannabis, or marijuana, has been estimated to be worth about $14 billion per year, and the legalization initiative aims to redirect the flow of these massive profits from violent drug cartels toward government coffers.
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Evan Wood: Conservatives concerned by spending ignore cost of failed war on drugs
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$2.5 trillion spent on war on drugs; crime, violence, drug use are the result, he says
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Taxation on marijuana could generate $1.4 billion a year in  tax revenue, writes Wood
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Americans more likely to report marijuana use than people in Netherlands, he says, where it's legal

Question: Interestingly, comparisons between the U.S. and the Netherlands, where cannabis is de facto legalized, indicate that despite the U.S.'s record rates of anti-drug enforcement expenditures, 42 percent of U.S. adults report that they have used cannabis, which is more than twice as high as that observed in the @placeholder, where only 20 percent report a history of cannabis use.


Scotland will remain part of the United Kingdom -- along with England, Wales and Northern Ireland -- following a historic referendum vote. By 55% to 45%, a majority of voters rejected the possibility of Scotland breaking away and becoming an independent nation. Shortly afterward, Alex Salmond, the Scottish first minister and leader of the pro-independence Scottish National Party, announced his resignation from both posts, effective in November. Salmond said he was proud of the campaign for independence, and that now was the time to hold the UK leadership to its promises of shifting more autonomy to Scotland. "We now have the opportunity to hold Westminster's feet to the fire on the 'vow' that they have made to devolve further meaningful power to Scotland," he said in a statement. "This places Scotland in a very strong position."
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Queen says she hopes "emotions will be tempered" by understanding
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Final results give pro-union camp 55% of the vote to 45% for independence camp
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Scottish first minister, who also leads pro-independence party, to resign both posts
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"We hear you," Prime Minister David Cameron says, vows to change UK for the better

Question: @placeholder will also likely face difficult questions over his own leadership in the run-up to a general election due to take place next May.


(CNN) -- After more than half a century involved in motorsport, and three decades at the helm of Formula One, Bernie Ecclestone has no plans to quit just yet. In fact, the 81-year-old has told CNN that he will be in charge for as long as he lives. "It'll probably depend a lot (on) when I die," Ecclestone said ahead of this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix when asked about his retirement plans. "You never know, do you, with these things. I mean, it's not my intention to do such a thing. If I thought I couldn't do all the things I do, then the answer would be then we'd certainly consider it. At the moment it's not quite like that."
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Bernie Ecclestone tells CNN he intends to run Formula One until he dies
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The octogenarian has been running the sport for the last 30 years
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Ecclestone hopes grands prix in France and a second race in the U.S. can be agreed
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The 81-year-old defends the decision to host a race in Bahrain last month

Question: We have races in other parts of the world so we should have maybe another race in @placeholder."


Salt Lake City, Utah (CNN) -- Each March, college basketball's regular season fades from memory as fans and players gear up for the NCAA Tournament and all the hoopla that comes with it: The brackets. Cinderellas. Buzzer beaters. But this year was different. Long before March arrived, this season was officially Jimmered. Brigham Young University guard Jimmer Fredette spent his senior season torching opposing defenses and shooting 3-pointers from unguardable distances. "In a day and age where there's very little must-see TV, I think he's must-see TV," said David Locke, host of an afternoon sports radio show in Salt Lake City.
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BYU guard Jimmer Fredette is leading the nation in scoring and YouTube highlights
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"He's one of those guys you expect the ball to go in (when he shoots)," announcer says
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Despite all the hoopla surrounding Fredette, scouts remain torn on his pro potential

Question: But if somebody types in @placeholder, the only reason, they're typing in Jimmer is because of (Fredette)," said Locke.

Question: To a degree, that's part of college basketball and regionally part of playing for @placeholder.

Question: "It was hard to watch and I don't compliment @placeholder sports that often, but Jimmer's a really good player and it's interesting to watch a player that never misses and at the game against us, he never missed," she said.


There is another fight of significance for British boxing taking place here this Saturday night. Amir Khan will be the star attraction as he battles Devon Alexander at the MGM Grand Garden. But meanwhile, just a stroll down the Las Vegas Strip at the Cosmopolitan, Ireland’s Andy Lee will be taking on Matt Korobov for the vacant WBO middleweight title. VIDEO Scroll down for Andy Lee: Hard fight but I have the tools to beat Matt Korobov Andy Lee with trainer Adam Booth ahead of his world title fight with Matt Korobov on Saturday night Korobov (left) was an amateur star but has taken his time to adapt to the professional game
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Andy Lee takes on Matt Korobov for the WBO middleweight title
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The fight takes place at the same time as Amir Khan vs Devon Alexander
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Billy Joe Saunders will take on the winner of Lee vs Korobov
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Saunders believes Korobov's style would suit him perfectly

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Washington (CNN) -- An appeal over singer Janet Jackson's "wardrobe malfunction" and brief partial nudity on national television has reached the Supreme Court, the latest free speech episode over indecent, if fleeting, images and words on the public airwaves. The Obama administration has asked the Supreme Court to decide whether record government fines against CBS should be allowed to stand. A federal appeals court last November ruled for the network and its affiliates, saying the Federal Communications Commission's sanctions were improper. The agency had punished the network with a $550,000 fine after the pop singer's breast was briefly exposed during a live halftime show with fellow entertainer Justin Timberlake at the 2004 Super Bowl.
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The Obama administration wants the Supreme Court to rule on FCC fines
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An appeals court last year said the agency's sanctions were improper
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Family advocacy groups have blasted the appeals court's opinion
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The Supreme Court will decide later this year whether to accept the case

Question: But @placeholder countered that the government in recent decades has applied inconsistent rules to indecent words and images, punishing some instances and ignoring others.


By Stephen Mcgowan Different managers and a different league. But this was the same old Edinburgh derby. A windswept, blood and thunder affair best viewed through the cracks of the fingers, it finished as most of them do. With red cards and a Hearts win. The victorious coach Robbie Neilson came closest to the truth when he claimed afterwards: ‘Football broke out a little bit.’ He was being generous. Hibs captain Liam Craig missed a penalty which proved the forerunner to another day of derby misery and recrimination for the Easter Road club and their captain. Prince of Edinburgh: Buaben celebrates after scoring the decisive goal from the penalty spot in second half
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Hibs captain Liam Craig missed a penalty in the 38th minute at Tynecastle
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Nicholson put hosts in front with long-range strike 15 minutes from the end
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Scott Robertson was then sent off for Hibs, after a foul on Prince Buaben
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Buaben dusted himself down to score resulting spot-kick and make it 2-0
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Hearts striker Osman Sow was shown red for elbowing Michael Nelson
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Hearts sub Jamie Walker escaped an alleged headbutt on Hibs defender Lewis Stevenson shortly after Farid El Alagui scored for the visitors

Question: Had he mustered even half as much bravado for his penalty kick in 31 minutes @placeholder might have taken something from this.

Question: The goal did nothing to improve the @placeholder mood or darken that of Hearts as the final whistle prompted familiar scenes of bedlam.


Max Clifford’s wife Jo is filing for  a quickie divorce at the High Court today. She was granted a hearing within three weeks of the  disgraced PR guru being jailed for sexually abusing young girls. Mrs Clifford, 51, who did not attend his trial and was not called as a character witness, was seen without her wedding ring as he awaited a verdict last month. Scroll down for video Jailed sex attacker Max Clifford has been divorced by Jo, his wife of four years, in a two minute London court hearing. The pair are pictured at an earlier court appearance, ahead of Clifford's trial
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Jo Clifford has instructed £450-an-hour divorce lawyer Raymond Tooth
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Mrs Clifford did not attend her husband's trial or give a character witness
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Max Clifford's fortune before the trial was estimated at £10 million
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Mr Tooth confirmed that 'there are no disputed matters'

Question: @placeholder, centre, is understood to have taken out a £3.5 million loan against the family home to cover his massive legal bills


Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) -- Residents of the Venezuelan capital on Monday began to experience water rationing as part of a government preservation measure during a drought. The rolling cuts to water service will affect the capital of Caracas and some nearby areas for periods of up to 48 hours, the state-owned water utility Hidrocapital announced. The rationing will continue through the first quarter of 2010, the government said. President Hugo Chavez has urged citizens to take extra steps to reduce water use, including a suggestion last week that taking a shower should take only three minutes. The government says that weather phenomena are behind the drought, while critics of Chavez say that years of lack of infrastructure investment and planning left the country flat-footed when it came to offsetting the drought.
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Rolling cuts to water service will affect Caracas, nearby areas for up to 48 hours
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Drought conditions have reduced reservoir volume to critical levels, officials say
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Only hospitals will be equipped with water around the clock

Question: Some water-rationing measures were taken at the time, too, according to @placeholder.


Hate: Bill Clinton allegedly hates Barack Obama and this animosity stems from accusations of racism against the former president during Obama's 2008 defeat of Hillary Clinton The simmering cauldron of hatred that exists between the Obamas and the Clintons threatens to explode in a volcanic eruption that could threaten all Democrat chances in 2016, says a sensational new book. Despite their much-vaunted public truce, journalist Edward Klein claims in 'Blood Feud' that Bill Clinton despises President Obama and that Michelle refers to Hillary behind closed doors as the 'Hildebeest'. The animosity between the Democratic Party's two power couples has reached such intensity that Klein says the president is willing to renege on his promise to endorse Hillary for 2016 and has teased the Clintons with suggestions that Michelle would be a strong candidate for the Oval Office.
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New book, 'Blood Feud' alleges that Bill Clinton hates Barack Obama for accusing him of being racist
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Book lifts lid on the ongoing animosity between the Democratic Party's two power couples
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Outlines how Barack Obama teases the Clintons over his endorsement of Hillary for 2016
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Claims that Michelle calls Hillary 'HIldebeest' and gossips about her with friends
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Book reveals that President Obama has told the Clintons that Michelle would be a good president

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(Entertainment Weekly) -- "Amelia" is a frustratingly old-school, Hollywood-style, inspirational biopic about Amelia Earhart that doesn't trust a viewer's independent assessment of the famous woman pictured on the screen. Hilary Swank plays Amelia Earhart and Richard Gere plays husband George Putnam in "Amelia." The mystery we ought to be paying attention to is: What really happened on the legendary American aviator's final, fatal flight in 1937? But the question audiences are left with is this: How could so tradition-busting a role model have resulted in so square, stiff, and earthbound a movie? Why present such a modern woman in such a fusty format?
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"Amelia" hits viewers over the head with its themes, says EW
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Film stars Hilary Swank as aviator Amelia Earhart
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"Amelia" is flat and dull when it should be exciting
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Some of the dialogue is delivered as speeches: yawn

Question: Along the way, the celebrity married @placeholder, the publisher and tireless promoter who shaped her public image.


LONDON, England (CNN) -- A British general who advocates a troop "surge" in Afghanistan will be appointed head of the British Army next year, the Ministry of Defense said Friday. General David Richards is to become the new head of the British Army next year. Gen. David Richards, the current commander-in-chief of British Land Forces, will take over from Gen. Richard Dannatt in August 2009, when Dannatt's three-year term expires, the defense ministry said. Richards, who is responsible for delivering forces to Afghanistan, Iraq, and Kosovo in his current role, was head of NATO forces in Afghanistan between May 2006 and February 2007.
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British general who advocates a troop "surge" in Afghanistan to head army
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Gen. David Richards is the current commander-in-chief of British Land Forces
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Richards headed NATO's forces in Afghanistan May 2006 to February 2007

Question: News reports said @placeholder, 57, had irritated top officials with comments on Iraq policy and highlighting serious strains on the armed forces.


ROME, Italy (CNN) -- Scientific tests prove bones housed in the Basilica of St. Paul in Rome are those of the apostle St. Paul himself, according to Pope Benedict XVI. Pope Benedict XVI looks at the tomb of St. Paul at the Basilica of St. Paul in Rome in 2007. "Tiny fragments of bone" in the sarcophagus were subjected to carbon dating, showing they "belong to someone who lived in the first or second century," the pope said in a homily carried on Italian television. "This seems to confirm the unanimous and undisputed tradition that these are the mortal remains of the Apostle St. Paul," Benedict said in Sunday's announcement.
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Scientific tests prove bones are those of the apostle St. Paul, pope says
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Vatican tomb also holds "traces of a precious linen cloth"
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Tests were carried out by inserting  probe into small opening in sarcophagus

Question: @placeholder then took the name Paul and became a missionary.


(CNN) -- Canada will stop processing visa applications from foreign nationals who have visited West African nations with large outbreaks of the Ebola virus, Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander said Friday. Applications will be returned to people from Ebola hot spots who have already applied for visas, officials said in a press release. The changes do not affect Canadians currently in West Africa, the press release said. Health care workers in West Africa will be permitted to travel back to Canada. The action is similar to that taken by Australia several days ago. "Our number one priority is to protect Canadians," Alexander said. "We continue to work with domestic and international partners to aid efforts to respond to the outbreak in West Africa, while strengthening our domestic preparedness here at home."
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NEW: Canada will stop accepting visa applications from Ebola hot spots, official says
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U.N. Ebola coordinator issues statement on quarantines for 3 West African nations
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U.S. ambassador to the UN commends Cuba for sending health workers to Africa
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WHO: 4,951 deaths and 13,567 cases of Ebola up to October 29

Question: A total of 523 healthcare are known to be infected and 269 have died, according to the @placeholder.


London, England (CNN) -- How big is big? How open is open? Conservative leader David Cameron has said his power-sharing offer to the Liberal Democrats following the unresolved UK election is "big, open and comprehensive." But will it be big enough to tempt them to ally with a traditional political opponent? Will it be open enough to persuade those in both parties who fear that essential principles or interests will be sold out? Will there be a Conservative/Liberal Democrat deal at all? If not, could a Lib Dem/Labour deal keep Gordon Brown in Downing Street as prime minister? After knocking the stuffing out of each other for four weeks, Britain's major political parties are now jostling to buy each other a drink. Listen to their public statements and you might believe, if you had spent most of your life in Fairyland, that they are doing so in the "national interest."
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No party won a clear majority in British election, resulting in hung parliament
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The UK has not had a hung parliament since 1974 -- and parties are not used to bargaining
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One result of the current uncertainty is that the UK edges toward a new political system

Question: Those on the right of @placeholder's party resent his re-branding , or as some put it 'de-toxifying'' of the Conservative party.

Question: If he couldn't seal the deal with the British electorate against Brown , then @placeholder may find it much harder going next time.


By Daily Mail Reporters A suspect in the 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi, Libya, that claimed the life of U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans, was found dead Monday, according to reports from CNN. The network cites a 'Libyan source and locals in the town of Marj,' who say Faraj al-Shibli was found dead in the eastern Libyan town. The suspected terrorist al-Shibli was last seen as he was being detained by a local militia in Marj on Friday or Saturday. Dead: Faraj al-Shibli, who is believed to have played a role in the Benghazi terrorist attack, was found dead in Libya on Monday
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Faraj al-Shibli was found dead in Marj, Libya, on Sunday
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al-Shibli was captured either Friday or Saturday by a local militia
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The terror suspect had links to al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP), which is suspected of carrying out the attack
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The attack in Benghazi claimed the life of U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans

Question: This bold action by the superb @placeholder military is a clear reminder to anyone who dares do us harm that they will not escape with impunity.'


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 16:24 EST, 4 May 2012 | UPDATED: 19:06 EST, 4 May 2012 Hollywood actress Salma Hayek feared she was carrying a baby with Down's syndrome, her French billionaire husband has revealed as he tackles his former flame, Linda Evangelista, in court. On the witness stand in Manhattan for the second day, Francois-Henri Pinault explained that his wife, then 41, was having a 'very difficult pregnancy' and almost lost their daughter Valentina, now four. 'We were told the baby had Down syndrome until late May 2007,' Pinault said. 'I asked Linda to delay the legal recognition process [of son Augustin] until after the birth of Valentina.'
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Linda Evangelista in Manhattan court for second day to face former flame
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Demanding $46,000 in childcare support from ex-boyfriend for son Augie
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Francois-Henri Pinault revealed he spends $260,000 on gifts on himself a year but cannot remember what he bought his son for his birthday
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Pinault admitted on Thursday he broke up with Evangelista when he found out she was pregnant
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Began dating Salma Hayek months later and they now have daughter, four

Question: She is demanding @placeholder pay $46,000 a month for their five-year-old son


NEW YORK (CNN) -- The arrest of a local imam for allegedly lying to the FBI about tipping off a suspected terrorist sent shock waves through the Afghan community in New York. Ahmad Wais Afzali, a prominent imam in Queens who runs an Islamic burial service for the Muslim community, has maintained his innocence in the case. He's charged in connection with a terror probe that revolves around 24-year-old Najibullah Zazi. Prosecutors said Zazi received explosives training with the intent to bomb a high density target in the United States, and that Afzali jeopardized their investigation by telling Zazi that federal investigators were on to him.
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Prominent imam Ahmad Wais Afzali accused of lying to FBI in terror probe
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Afzali, who runs an Islamic burial service in Queens, maintains innocence in case
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Friends, neighbors say members of community looked up to Afzali
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Friend says case may negatively affect community's relationship with authorities

Question: Hours later, he told reporters surrounding him and his wife outside their home in @placeholder that he'd received many messages of support.


Washington (CNN) -- They are losing the battle over higher taxes on the wealthy, so now Republicans are threatening a political war next year when it comes time to raise the nation's debt ceiling. With cracks appearing in their anti-tax facade and polls showing most Americans favoring President Barack Obama's stance in the fiscal cliff negotiations, GOP legislators are starting to advocate a tactical retreat to fight another day. Conservative Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, promised the newly re-elected Obama "one hell of a fight" next year if the president forces through his plan for high-income earners to pay more taxes without agreeing to substantive steps to reduce the nation's chronic federal deficits and debt.
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NEW: White House, Republicans exchange counteroffers; Boehner, Obama talk on phone
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NEW: Graham promises "one hell of a fight" over debt ceiling hike unless deficit cut
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The White House challenges GOP leaders over who lacks specifics
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Polls show most Americans back the president on raising taxes on the rich

Question: He and Boehner want @placeholder to take some of the political heat for proposing cuts to entitlement programs and other government spending.


Jacksonville Jaguars duo Marcedes Lewis and Sen'Derrick Marks showed their support for the Poppy Appeal  by laying a wreath at London's Cenotaph. Both Lewis and Marks, who are gearing up for their side's upcoming match at Wembley against the Dallas Cowboys on Remembrance Sunday, raised money for the British Legion by selling poppies at the Tower of London. Tight end Lewis and defensive tackle Marks were joined by three members of the ROAR of the Jaguars, the team's cheerleaders, as they sold poppies and accepted donations from the public. Jacksonville Jaguars stars Marcedes Lewis and Sen'Derrick Marks lay a wreath of poppies on Tuesday
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Marcedes Lewis and Sen'Derrick Marks raised money for the British Legion by selling poppies at the Tower of London
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Jacksonville Jaguars face the Dallas Cowboys on Remembrance Sunday
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The Cowboys arrived at Gatwick Airport ahead of their Wembley showdown

Question: Both teams will wear poppies on their jerseys at @placeholder as the Jaguars play the second of their four home games at the national stadium.


Many hotels, especially the most luxurious, now come with free Wi-Fi as standard, but many of us assume that when we connect to these networks, our data is secure. Security experts have uncovered a threat that specifically targets such networks to steal information and even delete confidential data from visitors. The so-called Darkhotel campaign is believed to have been active for the past four years and works with ‘surgical precision’ to target even the most secure, and private, networks. Scroll down for video Darkhotel was uncovered by experts from Kaspersky Lab’s Global Research and Analysis team. The cybercriminals begin by infiltrating hotel web networks, through a variety of methods. They typically target the networks in luxury hotels, and can handpick their victims
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The so-called ‘espionage campaign’ has been dubbed Darkhotel
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It is believed to have been attacking travellers for the past four years
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Criminals specifically target business executives at luxury hotels
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They infiltrate the network and infect connected computers
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From this, they are able to steal personal and confidential information

Question: Once the criminals have access to a network, the Darkhotel campaign selects a  victim and waits until they connect to the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Europe's leaders warned 2012 was likely to be tougher than 2011, when spiralling borrowing costs forced political change in Italy and Spain and threatened the survival of the euro. In a sombre address on national television Nicolas Sarkozy, president of France, said the gravest crisis Europe has faced since the second world war "is not over" and Angela Merkel, German chancellor, told German voters "next year will no doubt be more difficult than 2011". The euro crisis in 2011 forced borrowing costs higher for Italy and Spain and led to the dismissal of Silvio Berlusconi's centre-right government in Rome and the fall of the Socialist administration of JosÃ© Luis RodrÃguez Zapatero in Madrid.
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French president said the gravest crisis Europe has faced since the second world war "is not over"
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German chancellor told German voters "next year will no doubt be more difficult than 2011"
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The president of Europe's third-largest economy urged Italians to make sacrifices
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Spiraling borrowing costs forced political changes in Italy and Spain, and threatened the euro

Question: Mr Sarkozy, who is facing a tough re-election campaign later this year, said @placeholder voters were more anxious at the end of the year than they were at the beginning.


(CNN)Ahmed has joined Charlie in the social media tributes to victims of the Paris terrorist attack this week. The hashtag #JeSuisCharlie -- "I am Charlie" -- became an international rallying point for people expressing solidarity with the victims of the slaughter carried out by gunmen at the offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday. But another hashtag, #JeSuisAhmed, has become a poignant way of honoring Ahmed Merabet, a 40-year-old police officer who was killed by the terrorists. During the massacre at the Charlie Hebdo offices, the gunmen claimed that they were avenging the Prophet Mohammed by attacking a magazine that had repeatedly lampooned Islam and other religions.
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Ahmed Merabet is reportedly a Muslim whose parents came from North Africa
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The Charlie Hebdo attackers shot him in the head as he lay wounded in the street

Question: By Friday morning Paris time, his tweet, using the #@placeholder hashtag, had been retweeted more than 17,000 times.


(CNN) -- Here are reactions to the posting on WikiLeaks.org of tens of thousands of leaked U.S. military and diplomatic reports on the war in Afghanistan: Afghanistan: "The Afghan government is shocked with the report that has opened the reality of the Afghan war," said Siamak Herawi, a government spokesman. Herawi focused on the allegation that Pakistan was secretly supporting al Qaeda and asserted that Washington needs to deal with the Pakistani intelligence agency, known as the ISI. "There should be serious action taken against the ISI, who has a direct connection with the terrorists," he said. "These reports show that the U.S. was already aware of the ISI connection with the al Qaeda terrorist network. The United States is overdue on the ISI issue, and now the United States should answer."
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NEW: Levin credits Obama strategy with "tangible improvements"
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Pelosi says leak won't affect funding vote
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White House spokesman calls release "a breach of federal law"
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Pakistan calls the documents "misplaced, skewed"

Question: "Similarly, with this material, there is reporting from military units of various kinds, in @placeholder, U.S. embassies across the world, about matters relevant to Afghanistan.


The man suspected of strangling his lover before throwing her body into a river wrote a note to her teenage daughter telling her: 'Stay here, I've gone to look for mum', before killing himself, police believe. John Didier, 41, is believed to have murdered Annette Creegan, 49, on the Norfolk Broads while the couple were on a boating holiday with her 13-year-old daughter. Now it has emerged that the American scribbled a note to the girl while she was asleep before deliberately drowning himself or dying in an accident. It is believed the girl found the note when she woke up and waited on board for several days, hoping that her mother, a 'devoted' hospice nurse, and her boyfriend would return.
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Annette Creegan was strangled and thrown into the River Bure by her lover, John Didier, who later died himself
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Their bodies were found in the river after their hire boat was found tied to a tree near Wroxham, Norfolk
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Mr Didier, 41, wrote a note to Ms Creegan's daughter, 13, while she was asleep telling her to 'stay here'
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It is believed she waited on board for several days before police discovered her alone on the boat

Question: ‘While @placeholder went out to work, and paid for and did all the shopping, he never did.


O'Fallon, Missouri (CNN) -- Nathan Halbach is 22, with a diagnosis of terminal brain cancer. He knows that "horrible stuff" lies ahead. His mother, Pat Bond, has been taking care of him full time. But when she needed help, she reached out to the Roman Catholic Church. After all, his father is a priest. Nathan was born in 1986, during a five-year affair between his mother and Father Henry Willenborg, the Franciscan priest who celebrated Nathan's baptism. In a story first reported in the New York Times, it was revealed that The Franciscan Order drew up an agreement acknowledging the boy's paternity and agreeing to pay child support in exchange for a pledge of confidentiality.
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Nathan Halbach's father is the priest who baptized him, Henry Willenborg
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Nathan's mother made a confidential agreement with the church to keep Willenborg's identity secret
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His mother went public about the secret agreement after he contracted cancer

Question: Afterward, @placeholder was removed from his job, and it was 17 years before he would lead a congregation again.


(CNN) -- The United States and Yemen are taking on Islamic militants on the land and from the air amid fears that al Qaeda is exploiting the political chaos and leadership vacuum engulfing the unstable and impoverished Arabian Peninsula country. Yemeni government forces are trying to wrest the southern town of Zinjibar from Islamic militants, and an American official said U.S. military-led airstrikes have resumed and top insurgents have been killed. U.S. drone strikes had been conducted in the past in Yemen, but they had paused amid the unrest. CNN National Security Contributor Fran Townsend, a former Bush Homeland Security adviser, said the current airstrikes are an "indication of the strength and confidence" President Barack Obama has in the CIA, which directs the strikes.
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Yemeni forces are trying to wrest the southern town of Zinjibar from Islamic militants
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The United States believes one of "most dangerous al Qaeda commanders" was killed
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A Yemeni official urges the opposition to help "heal the wounds and restore the trust"
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President Saleh will be back in Yemen "within days," an official says

Question: A U.S. military official with knowledge of the @placeholder campaign told CNN that U.S. military-led air operations recently resumed after a pause of some months and a top militant may have been killed.


JERUSALEM (CNN) -- Some 43 years after a Beatles concert was -- according to popular belief -- banned by Israel, Paul McCartney has announced he'll perform there in September. Paul McCartney says he's looking forward to playing a concert in Israel next month. The show, which will be held September 25 in Tel Aviv, had been rumored for months. Promoters are saying it will be one of the biggest concerts ever held in Israel, and they hope it will encourage other top stars to come to Israel. A web site offering tickets for the concert put prices at 1,500 shekels and 490 shekels or between $426.86 and $139.44 U.S. dollars.
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Former Beatle Paul McCartney to play in Tel Aviv, Israel, in September
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Beatles concert was banned by Israel in mid-1960s
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Stories differ as to why Fab Four were banned by Israel

Question: Israelis "will finally get the chance to experience a night of music and history they have been waiting decades for," a news release on @placeholder's Web site announced Wednesday.


the State Department set aside a staggering $11,519,617 on hotels and ground transportation costs for President Obama and his entourage to attend Nelson Mandela's memorial service last week, it was revealed today. One contract letter budgeted more than $8.2 million for 'passenger vehicles, SUVs, vans, and buses, as well as supplies and goods vehicles such as pickup trucks, box trucks, and larger capacity vehicles,' according to documents first posted online by the Weekly Standard. Two more authorized State to spend in excess of $3.2 million on hotels from December 6 to January 20, including costs for a whopping 5,730 'hotel room nights' overall – a number that works out to represent more than 127 separate rooms.
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Obama arrived and departed on the same day, spending less than 13 hours on the ground in South Africa for Nelson Mandela's memorial service
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The State Department budgeted $11,519,617 in three separate contract documents covering ground transportation and lodging
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Hotel rooms were authorized through the middle of January even though Mandela was laid to rest on December 15
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The nearly $180,000-per-hour cost of flying Air Force One, the president's customized Boeing 747 aircraft, was not part of the cost estimate

Question: Obama's armored limousine and emergency helicopter, for instance, typically travel on a military cargo plane that accompanies @placeholder.


New York (CNN) -- The United States and China could play a crucial role in helping finally to resolve the conflict that plagues the Korean Peninsula, says analyst Fareed Zakaria. In one of the most violent incidents in decades, North Korea shelled a South Korean island Tuesday, killing four people. North Korea accused the South of provoking the shelling of Yeonpyeong Island by holding a military exercise in the Yellow Sea. And South Korea responded by charging that the North's actions were a "definite military provocation." In an interview with CNN, Zakaria said a long-term solution to the Korean conflict would require high-level secret talks aimed at assuring the government of China that if the two Koreas were reunified, it would not be faced with a nuclear-armed U.S. ally on its border.
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Fareed Zakaria: China has tremendous influence over North Korea
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He says China supplies much of the North's vital supplies and can play a positive role
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Zakaria says U.S. needs to work secretly with China to bring an end to conflict
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He says U.S. assurances could go long way toward gaining Chinese OK for reunification

Question: He said China "has the power to make the North Koreans pay a very, very high price were they not to listen to the @placeholder, because the Chinese provide the vital food and fuel that keeps the country alive.


By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 07:04 EST, 8 March 2013 | UPDATED: 07:04 EST, 8 March 2013 We are all guilty of a little overindulgence when treating ourselves to an extravagant dinner out but a new restaurant concept is set to leave diners feeling guilt-free by helping them burn off the calories consumed before they even walk out of the door. Miele will launch Britain's first calorie-neutral restaurant: Steam, which is bound to have foodie lovers nationwide rejoicing. The pop-up eatery in London's Covent Garden, promises to help diners enjoy healthy, steamed food without compromising on taste, or their waist.
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Pop-up in Covent Garden called Steam
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Promises to help diners enjoy food without compromising tastes or waists
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Dishes include scallop and chorizo brouchette and beef fillet
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Stretching classes aid digestion and diners sit on vibrating seat pads

Question: Steam will be open on Wednesday, 13th March at 5 – 7 Grape Street, @placeholder, with four 90-minute seatings commencing at 12:00, 12:30, 18:30 and 19:00.


A Harvard law professor named with Prince Andrew in a 'sex slave' case today insisted that he never saw anything improper at the home of their billionaire pedophile friend, Jeffrey Epstein. Alan Dershowitz's claims on Thursday came just one day after accuser Virginia Roberts said in new court filings that the lawyer would chat with Epstein as she performed a sex act on the billionaire. Speaking in an emphatic interview on the Today show , Dershowitz again accused Roberts of 'making the whole thing up' and said her lawyers are putting 'real' rape victims 'in a terrible position'. 'I was never in the presence of a single underage woman,' he said. 'I never saw [Epstein] doing anything improper. I was not a witness. I was not a participant. And I will prove it.'
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Alan Dershowitz was named by Virginia Roberts, who says she was just 17 when she had sex with friends of pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
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In new filings, she said Dershowitz chatted with Epstein while she performed a sex act on him
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On the Today show on Thursday, Dershowitz said he was never in the presence of underage girls or saw anything improper around Epstein
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He said Roberts' lawyers were putting 'real' victims in a 'terrible position
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'Dershowitz has now made a number of legal filings to clear his name through the court system and urged Prince Andrew to do the same
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Buckingham Palace has issued strongly-worded denials of the allegations

Question: 'It is emphatically denied that the Duke of York had any form of sexual contact or relationship with @placeholder,' a spokesperson said.


(WIRED) -- Apple is a powerhouse of ingenuity, patenting ideas as soon as an engineer can scratch them down on paper (or iPad). Around three dozen Apple patents made their way through the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office this week alone. Here we share three of the most notable -- one helps prevent cracked cover glass, another would deliver power to multiple devices with just a single adapter, and a third is a far-reaching location-based services patent that could keep Apple's competitors on their toes. First off, Apple has come up with a solution for keeping the glass on the back of your iDevice from breaking in the event of a fall. Obviously, the simplest solution would be to avoid glass screens altogether, but if glass is going to stay, it should be made more resilient.
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One of Apple's most recent patents helps protect glass screens by using a shock mount
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Another patent filed by Apple is for an adapter for multiple DC-to-DC converters
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A third patent involves the use of location-based services

Question: Apple's patent details an adapter that would have multiple, daisy-chained DC-to-@placeholder converters (either in the adapter itself, or the cord or a connector), supplying power to more than one device.


Jerusalem (CNN)They prayed for the best but feared for the worst when a gunman stormed into a Jewish store in east Paris and unleashed terror just hours before Shabbat on Friday. Now, four days after Yoav Hattab, 21, Yohan Cohen, 22,  Philippe Braham, 45, and François-Michel Saada, 63, were shot dead at the Hyper Cacher kosher supermarket -- the final, tragic chapter to the Charlie Hebdo terror attacks in the French capital that shocked the world -- their devastated families have laid them to rest at the Givat Shaul cemetery in Jerusalem. Family members, wrapped in coats to ward off the chill on a sunny Tuesday morning, embraced each other and wept as the bodies of their loved ones arrived.
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Four hostages shot dead in the Paris kosher store siege are laid to rest in a Jerusalem cemetery
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other top officials speak at a state ceremony

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By James Rush PUBLISHED: 07:11 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 10:49 EST, 24 October 2013 An asthma sufferer died of pneumonia the day after a GP failed to take her case seriously and did not refer her to hospital, a tribunal has heard. Dr John Frain, Dr Philip Dodgson and Dr Andrew Ratcliffe are all accused of a series of errors in their treatment of the young woman in the run up to her death. The woman was a regular visitor to the Derwent Valley Medical Practice, in Derby, in the weeks before she died. Dr John Frain (right), Dr Philip Dodgson (left) and Dr Andrew Ratcliffe are all accused of a series of errors in their treatment of a young woman who died of pneumonia
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Three doctors accused of errors in their treatment of young woman
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Patient died of pneumonia day after a consultation with one of the doctors
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Woman was a regular visitor to Derby practice in weeks before she died

Question: Dr @placeholder, who admits inadequate record keeping, is accused of failing to provide good care to his patient during a consultation on December 14, 2010.


Luke Foley has been elected unopposed as leader of the NSW Labor Party. It was a result which was widely expected after Mr Foley's main rival for the leadership, Shadow Treasurer Michael Daley, pulled out of the running last week when the ALP head office threw its support behind Mr Foley. Mr Foley, who is Shadow Environment and Planning Minister, replaces John Robertson as Opposition Leader who quit after admitting to have signed a letter on behalf of Sydney siege gunman Man Haron Monis, as his local MP, back in 2011. Luke Foley has taken over the hot-seat as ALP leader in New South Wales after John Robertson's recent shock resignation
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Luke Foley elected as leader of Labor in New South Wales
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Takes over the Opposition Leadership from John Robertson who admitted to having signed a letter of support for gunman Man Haron Monis in 2011
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Foley is the fifth ALP leader in the past seven years
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Accused of being another representative of the party's 'faceless men'

Question: 'One minute, @placeholder is telling everyone this is coming down to the wire and there would be a ballot, a day later he has pulled out.


By Associated Press Reporter NFL linebacker Russell Allen is to retire from professional football at the age of 27 after suffering a concussion and stroke during a game in December. Allen, who lives in San Diego with his wife and two-year-old son, had been playing for Jacksonville Jaguars when he got knocked during a game against the Buffalo Bills. The footballer wasn't knocked unconscious, but he had blurred vision for the rest of the game and a pounding headache the following morning. Game over: A head injury has forced Russell Allen to retire from the Jacksonville Jaguars Allen has what he described as a dead spot, no bigger than a dime, on his cerebellum which controls motor movement and coordination.
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Russell Allen was injured while playing against Buffalo Bills last year
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Jacksonville Jaguars player had double vision and headache during game

Question: The @placeholder released Allen last week after his personal physician consulted with the team's medical staff before a scheduled physical.

Question: The @placeholder declined to comment on Tuesday, citing medical privacy laws.


(CNN) -- Russian President Vladimir Putin says he still doesn't see eye to eye with the United States on Syria. But "all of us have the intention to stop the violence in Syria ... and to solve this situation peacefully," Putin said Monday after a meeting with U.S. President Barack Obama at the Group of Eight Summit in Northern Ireland. Putin said he and Obama "agreed to push the parties to the negotiating table." But the Russian president didn't specify who could be involved in Syria talks, when they would take place or what their end goal would be. The G8 summit comes days after the United States pledged to play a greater role in assisting Syrian rebels, citing evidence that President Bashar al-Assad's regime used chemical weapons against the rebels and his own people. The move was backed by seven of the eight nations represented at this week's conference in Loch Erne, while Russia remains the sole G8 nation supporting al-Assad.
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NEW: On Syria, Putin says he and Obama "agreed to push the parties to the negotiating table"
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NEW: Obama says it's important to make sure chemical weapons don't proliferate in Syria
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Cameron: G8 summit aims to "fire up our economies and drive growth"
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Obama says negotiations for a U.S.-EU trade deal will start in Washington

Question: @placeholder, the host of this week's conference, named the problem of tax avoidance by large corporations as a central issue for G8 leaders to resolve at this year's summit.

Question: Snowden says online he had to 'get out' of the @placeholder before leaks