Washington (CNN) -- In mid-October, political pundits wondered how House Republicans could have put their sizable majority in jeopardy by forcing a government shutdown. Polls showed Republicans getting most of the blame for the shutdown and Democrats taking a lead in generic match ups against GOP congressional candidates. But those gains were quickly wiped away by the disastrous roll out of President Barack Obama's signature health care law. Within weeks, Democrats were panicking that their support of Obamacare could cost them their Senate majority and risk losing more House seats. House Democratic campaign chief Rep. Steve Israel of New York shrugged off GOP declarations that the new health care law's failures spelled doom for Democrats in the midterms, telling CNN in an interview, "if Republicans are going to run on rooting for failure, then so be it."
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Democratic gains brought on by shutdown wiped away by Obamacare fiasco
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Republicans believe shutdown fallout will fade, but Obamacare problems will persist
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Democrats believe sentiment will swing back to them in fiscal fights ahead with GOP

Question: While a group of 39 House @placeholder sought to put distance between themselves and the President last week by backing a House GOP bill that allows insurers to offer current health care policies for another year, House Democratic leaders continue to stress Obamacare will turn out to be a net positive for the party by next fall.


The three pitch invaders who disrupted Tottenham's Europa League match with Partizan Belgrade on Thursday night are serial pranksters whose videos on YouTube and social media have gone viral across the world. Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation, whose previous pranks include turning a Tube carriage into a strip club and faking a kidnapping. All three are still in custody after being arrested following their pitch incursions, the Metropolitan Police confirmed. They added that enquiries are ongoing, with one of the three also arrested for handling stolen goods. YouTube, which recently gave the group an award  for attracting 100,000 subscribers to their channel, are yet to take any action against the group.
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Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation
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Pranksters have racked up millions of views on YouTube
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Google owned company is yet to take any action against TrollStation
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Trio ran on to the pitch during Tottenham game sporting BassBuds shirts
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Company, who sell Tottenham branded merchandise, deny they knew anything about the incident
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BassBuds say they have cut all ties with Troll Station in the aftermath of the incident on Thursday night
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The trio were tweeting before the game about what would take place
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Metropolitan Police confirm three are still in custody after being arrested
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UEFA have opened disciplinary proceedings against Tottenham
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Previous pranks include turning Tube carriage into a strip club
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Tottenham eventually won Europa League game with Partizan Belgrade 1-0

Question: The @placeholder video, uploaded to YouTube late on Thursday night, starts with Gomes introducing the prank and his fellow pitch invaders 'Nathan' and 'Jarvis'.

Question: @placeholder, a sponsor linked with Spurs, denied they had anything to do with the incident


By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 13:46 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 15:39 EST, 10 March 2014 Sharmila Mistry, 42, was accused of causing the deaths of two toddlers when she was distracted by a mobile phone call. She has been found not guilty of causing death by dangerous driving A mother-of-two who crashed into a car before ploughing into pushchairs carrying two toddlers as she chatted on her mobile phone has been found not guilty of causing death by careless driving. One-year-old Oliwier Baczyk and two-year-old Zofia Tabaka died after being struck by a BMW being driven by Sharmila Mistry, 42, in August 2012.
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Sharmila Mistry, 42, collided with a Mini and then crashed into pushchair
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One year old Oliwier Baczyk and Zofia Tabaka, two, died in hospital
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Mistry found not guilty of two counts of causing death by careless driving
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She was found guilty of two counts of careless driving

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(CNN) -- The surviving members of The Doors don't have many kind words for the recent pardon of legendary singer Jim Morrison by Florida authorities. Outgoing Florida Gov. Charlie Crist helped pave the way for the pardon earlier this month, clearing Morrison from a 40-year-old indecent exposure arrest and conviction. But Morrison's old bandmates, Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger, said the gesture was too little too late. "We don't feel Jim needs to be pardoned for anything," The Doors members said in a statement Wednesday. "The charges against him were largely an opportunity for grandstanding by ambitious politicians -- not to mention an affront to free speech and a massive waste of time and taxpayer dollars."
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Morrison was accused of shouting obscenities at a crowd and exposing himself
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He was pardoned in early December
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Florida Gov. Charlie Christ helped to get the pardon for Morrison

Question: Doors fans have long appealed for an official pardon for "The @placeholder," petitioning previous Florida governors without success.


"The first time you do it you feel a bit nervous, but after two or three times, it becomes normal, like rugby or boxing or any sport." Fidael Beaf could easily be describing bungee jumping. But the 44-year-old Vanuatuan is talking about something far more terrifying than bouncing on the end of a piece of elastic. Every year from April to June, the Vanuatuan island of Pentecost hosts one of the most spectacular and death-defying cultural ceremonies ever conceived. Known as the Nagol, it sees men climb flimsy 100-foot wooden towers and dive headfirst into empty space, with nothing to break their fall but vines tied their ankles.
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For three months of the year, Vanuatu's Pentecost Island hosts dramatic land-diving ceremonies
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Divers climb 100-foot towers, tie vines to their ankles and leap headfirst to the ground
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Concussions, ruptured spleens and broken vertebrae are common

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Washington (CNN) -- The gay Oregon man who helped overturn the state's decade-old ban on same-sex marriage is featured in a campaign ad for a Republican Senate candidate -- and he now finds himself on the receiving end of some criticism from LGBT activists. Ben West and his husband, Paul Rummell, became high-profile figures in Oregon's gay rights community this year when they challenged the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage and won. Now West is backing Monica Wehby, the Republican nominee and same-sex marriage supporter who's challenging Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democratic incumbent with a long record of fighting for LGBT rights.
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Republican Monica Wehby is running for the U.S. Senate in Oregon
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She was endorsed by a prominent gay rights activist
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The activist and Wehby are featured in a new campaign
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Experts say it was a bold move for a Republican running for Senate

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(CNN) -- It's not only global tycoons and car manufacturers that are greasing the wheels of Formula One -- countries are doing it too. Traditionally governments have invested in F1 by stumping up cash to stage races but now they are cutting deals with drivers and teams. The Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA funds Pastor Maldonado's drive for Williams. This summer Sauber announced a partnership deal involving three backers with close links to the Russian state that will see the Swiss team fast track teenager Sergey Sirotkin into a race seat in time for the inaugural Russian Grand Prix in 2014.
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Formula One is attracting state funding form nations such as Venezuela and Russia
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Pastor Maldonado says being sponsored by Venezuelan money is "a huge responsibility"
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The Williams driver was personally encouraged into F1 by late president Hugo Chavez
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Maldonado has set up a foundation to fund next Venezuelan F1 driver

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This is the moment a Florida police officer was left seriously injured after being struck down in a hit-and-run - only for his teenage daughter to pull over to help and discover the victim was her father. Sergeant Kerstan Tatro, of Gulf Breeze Police Department, was captured on video pulling over Amy Giorgio, 30, after allegedly spotting her speeding near the south end of the Pensacola Bay Bridge. But as he leaned through the window to speak to her, she suddenly restarted her car engine and accelerated, dragging him along the road, footage shows. He was then thrown off the vehicle.
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Sergeant Kerstan Tatro pulled over Amy Giorgio for 'speeding' in Florida
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Mr Tatro was dragged along road for several feet, then thrown from car
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While Giorgio fled, cop's daughter Faith, 16, drove by in her own vehicle
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She was allegedly in possession of drugs; now facing multiple charges

Question: Coincidence: Speaking from his hospital bed, Mr Tatro said: 'I was thinking, what is [@placeholder] doing here?'


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Aid intended for Gaza that was unloaded from a Libyan-backed ship in northern Egypt was sitting in storage Saturday, awaiting transfer, according to the governor of North Sinai. The ship from the Gadhafi foundation, a charity headed by the son of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, docked in Al Arish and began unloading aid Thursday. However, it was taking time to sort out the medical supplies -- a top priority for delivery -- from other aid, Gen. Morad Mowafe told CNN Saturday. Mowafe expected that the aid would arrive in Gaza by Sunday. The ship reached Egypt after sailing from Greece on July 10 with 2,000 tons of aid. It was the latest ship attempting to breach an Israeli naval blockade of the Palestinian territory of Gaza whose captain was persuaded to dock elsewhere instead.
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Supplies from a Libyan-backed ship still being sorted out in Egypt
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The ship is carrying aid for Gaza, and is docked at the Egyptian port of Al Arish
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The ship attempted to break an Israeli naval blockade of Gaza, but was diverted
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Israeli soldiers killed nine activists aboard another aid ship in May

Question: The aid includes food, medicine, and construction materials to be taken from the port to the @placeholder border about 25 miles (42 kilometers) away.


(CNN) -- The CEO of popular messaging app Snapchat is apologizing after a set of filthy e-mails he wrote several years ago to his fraternity brothers at Stanford University was leaked publicly this week. In the e-mails, acquired by Gawker's Valleywag blog, Evan Spiegel encourages fellow Kappa Sigma members to get sorority women drunk enough to have sex, mocks another fraternity by suggesting its members are gay and refers to a different group of sorority members as "sororisluts." "Hope at least six girl[s] [performed a sex act on you] last night because that didn't happen for me," he wrote in one e-mail after a fraternity party, according to the Gawker blog.
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Snapchat's CEO apologizes for crude e-mails he sent while at Stanford
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The messages insult women and encourage getting them drunk for sex
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Evan Spiegel, 23, says he's "mortified" by the e-mails
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Snapchat is a photo-based messaging app with more than 30 million users

Question: In a written response sent to CNN by @placeholder, Spiegel, now 23, apologized for the e-mails.


Madrid (CNN)Spanish authorities arrested four suspected members of a terror cell Saturday morning in that country's North African territory of Ceuta, a quartet that Spain's Interior Minister claimed were well-trained and well-prepared to attack. Those arrested were two pairs of brothers, Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz told reporters Saturday. "What is especially noteworthy with the breakup of this cell are the many parallels with the attacks in Paris recently carried out against the Charlie Hebdo magazine," Fernandez said, referring to the January 7 massacre that ended with 12 dead. Ceuta is a tiny, 7-square-mile Spanish exclave bordering Morocco, across the Strait of Gibraltar from Spain.
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2 pairs of brothers arrested in Spanish territory of Ceuta
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Minister: They had similarities to those behind the Charlie Hebdo massacre

Question: The suspects, who are Spanish citizens and are of @placeholder origin, are "strongly radicalized" and had psychological and physical training, as well as training in the use of weapons, said the minister while addressing reporters at an event of his ruling conservative party.


Cancun, Mexico (CNN) -- Latin American and Caribbean leaders meeting in Mexico approved the creation of a regional organization Tuesday that leaves out the United States and Canada. Approval for the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States came from heads of state attending the final session of a two-day "Unity Summit" near the Mexican beach resort of Cancun. More than 30 heads of state attended the meeting hosted by Mexican President Felipe Calderon. Creation of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, which would bring together the region's 33 countries, was a top item on the agenda. Some leaders see it as an attempt to counterbalance the Organization of American States, in which the United States and Canada are members.
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Leaders of 33 Latin, Caribbean nations form Americas bloc that excludes U.S., Canada
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Formation of group seen as attempt to counterbalance Organization of American States
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Venezuela's Chavez recounts shouting match with Colombian president
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Cuban President Raul Castro had to intervene to stop the verbal fight

Question: Chavez, in turn, has accused Colombia of sending unmanned planes to spy on @placeholder.


Apple is preparing to launch a range of iMacs with Ultra HD 'Retina' display screens in a bid to reinvigorate desktop computer sales. The firm is expected to reveal them alongside a new version of its Mac software called Yosemite, and news iPads next month. The new iPads are set to use a thinner design similar to the iPhone 6 and include a Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Scroll down for video iThe new iMacs are expected to retain a similar design to the current model (pictured) but include an ultra high definition Retina screen. The iPad is expected to have a 9.7 inch screen, while the new version of the iPad mini will have a 7.9 inch screen, Bloomberg earlier reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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Retina screens already used in iPhones, iPads and Macbook Pro laptops
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Will allow users to easily edit and create Ultra HD video

Question: As well as being the best looking OS we've ever seen, Yosemite really does give a glimpse into the future of Apple, where all your devices work together seamlessly - as long at they are made by @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Exotic animals should live in the wild, not be exploited in profit-motivated zoos -- or worse â€” as "pets" or backyard oddities by people who have a deeply misguided sense of dominion or ownership. What happened in Ohio on Tuesday and Wednesday has drawn dramatic attention to the private possession of exotics, an issue that is a major component of Born Free USA's mission to protect wildlife. On Wednesday, 56 exotic animals â€” including lions, tigers, bears, giraffes and wolves â€” were freed from their captivity at a rural residence outside Zanesville. Police report the animals' "owner," 62-year-old Terry Thompson, let the animals out of their cages before he killed himself. Forty-nine of the animals -- including 18 tigers and 17 lions -- were shot dead by law enforcement officers.
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Will Travers: Exotic animals must not be exploited as "pets" or backyard oddities
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Travers: Ohio slaughter of 48 wild animals, including 18 tigers and 17 lions, is appalling
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"Owning" exotic animals inexcusable, he says, and also puts human lives at risk

Question: Ohio is one of a handful of states with woefully few regulations on the books to govern such questionable close contact with wildlife, and @placeholder has been pushing for years to get a stronger law enacted in the state.


By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 11:31 EST, 11 November 2013 | UPDATED: 11:37 EST, 11 November 2013 The GammaPix app for Android and iOS, pictured, uses a smartphone camera to scan an area for local gamma radiation levels Many everyday items give out small amounts of  radiation but if you’re concerned about exactly how much your body is being exposed to, there’s now an app that will tell you. GammaPix, designed by Connecticut-based developers Image Insight, uses a smartphone camera to scan an area for local gamma radiation. The app was created with support from the U.S Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and was successfully tested during recent military exercises.
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GammaPix scans for radiation using a smartphone camera sensor
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The camera looks for a particular ‘signature’ left behind by gamma rays
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It measures the rate at which rays hit the lens to determine radiation levels
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App detects radiation in planes, hospitals, contaminated items and more
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It was created with the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

Question: A town was made to look like it had been hit by a twister and the first trainees to arrive on site used @placeholder to scan for radiation.


London (CNN) -- Seven men have been arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of terror offenses, West Midlands police said Friday. The arrests on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday followed the discovery of two guns and a small amount of ammunition hidden in a car stopped by police last weekend who believed it was uninsured, the police said. The news comes as Britain is in a state of heightened security ahead of the London Olympics, which open in three weeks. On Thursday, armed police in Staffordshire closed a major highway and called in bomb disposal squads when a passenger on a bus raised the alarm over smoke coming from a fellow traveler's bag. The source turned out to be a quit-smoking aid, and no arrests were made.
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Six men were arrested in the West Midlands and one in West Yorkshire, police say
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The UK Home Office terror threat level remains unchanged, at "substantial"
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Security has been stepped up in Britain ahead of the Olympic Games

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By Tom Kelly and Andrew Levy PUBLISHED: 18:59 EST, 16 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:28 EST, 17 December 2012 Days before the tragedy, the father of a British boy killed in the Sandy Hook massacre told friends  in the UK that his family was enjoying a ‘dream life’  in America. Ian Hockley, whose six-year-old son Dylan was one of 20 youngsters murdered, had proudly shown former neighbours pictures of his two children when he returned to finalise the sale of their old home in Hampshire last week. Mr Hockley, who is in his early 40s, told friends at his local pub that he and his U.S.-born wife, Nicole, were having a ‘wonderful American adventure’ after moving to New England with Dylan and his older brother Jake in January 2011.
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The father of the British boy murdered in U.S. school shooting had spoken warmly of the family's new life
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He told former neighbours in UK that their new home was safe and peaceful
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His son was killed by a crazed gunman at school a week later

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(Mental Floss) -- Snow and ice may be dominating the weather report, but January is also a great time for another very specific type of precipitation: the Gatorade shower. With the college bowl season winding down and the NFL playoffs heating up this weekend, get ready to see some coaches covered in sports drink. Here are the answers to some burning questions about this fairly new tradition. Who started the tradition? Although the exact origins of the tradition are hotly debated, former New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt often gets the credit for the first bath. According to Darren Rovell's interesting book "First in Thirst: How Gatorade Turned the Science of Sweat into a Cultural Phenomenon," Burt had the idea for the prank while the Giants were struggling during the 1985 season.
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Book: New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt popularized Gatorade shower
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Harry Carson threatened President Reagan with shower, but used popcorn
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Miami Dolphins head coach Don Shula ordered players not to shower him
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Liquid tradition spread to the NBA in 2008

Question: According to Rovell, since @placeholder didn't actually invent the ritual, they weren't quite sure how to handle the situation.


Britain’s last hope in the women’s singles crashed out yesterday despite wearing her ‘lucky’ dress. Heather Watson lost in three sets after a battling performance against world No 7 Angelique Kerber. Watson appeared in the same high-waisted Lululemon dress she had worn for her first round victory, after asking on Twitter: ‘Yay or Nay for my Wimbledon dress?’ Lucky dress... but not enough: Heather Watson, 22, crashed out of Wimbledon leaving just Andy Murray Despite some complaints that it didn’t do justice to her figure, most posts were supportive and she wore it again as she took to Centre Court yesterday afternoon.
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The 22-year-old British number one battles Angelique Kerber of Germany
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She wore same high-waisted Lululemon dress from her win in first round
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Defeat came as top coach claimed British players were too spoilt to win
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Belgian Julien Hoferlin said high-class facilities eliminate hunger for sport

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The Mayor of Calais has demanded that hundreds of migrants in a squalid camp are moved to a comfortable new tented area. Natacha Bouchart has previously warned that migrants in the town are ‘prepared to die’ to reach Britain and its generous benefits. But there are fears the new campsite – close to the port where many try and board lorries heading for Kent – will cause more problems for drivers and British border staff. Madame Bouchart called for a camp known as Jungle 2 to be closed so inhabitants can be moved to more comfortable and hygienic conditions. At least 900 migrants live at the rubbish-infested site, trying to reach the UK.
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Hundreds to be moved to a new comfortable tented area close to port
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Fears camp will encourage more people closer to the ferry terminal
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Concerns it will impact on Britain-bound lorry drivers and border staff
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Labour MP David Hanson criticised move as a 'sticking plaster' solution
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The immigration spokesman said France needed to take responsibility

Question: Last night a senior @placeholder politician said the move was an example of French authorities’ ‘failure’ to deal with the problem – and accused them of offering only a ‘sticking plaster’ solution.


If all hope for the future of this England team revolves around Raheem Sterling, perhaps it’s best if the whole team revolves around him, too. Roy Hodgson is a careful man and can be expected to resist the urge to pile greater responsibility on to a 19-year-old with eight caps. He is also an experienced coach with an expert eye which must be telling him that Sterling is developing at an accelerated rate into an exceptional attacking force. Hodgson will cogitate, for sure, but for anyone watching England toil to a 1-0 win against Norway at Wembley on Wednesday it was clear the Liverpool starlet is the team’s most exciting and threatening player.
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At just 19 Raheem Sterling is an integral player for Liverpool and England
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Sterling has made 79 appearances for Liverpool scoring 14 goals
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The forward has eight caps for England and  is most effective in the centre
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Playing Sterling in the centre could shackle Wayne Rooney's role in the side

Question: It will be a system unfamiliar to anyone not from @placeholder but they are intelligent enough to learn if Hodgson puts the right players in the right areas, and he insists finding round pegs for round holes is one of his strengths.


(CNN) -- After more than 40 years of having his claims of an unjust murder conviction go unanswered, Louisiana inmate Herman Wallace is now a free man. But it may be a Pyrrhic victory. Wallace, who spent decades in solitary confinement, is terminally ill with liver cancer. He was released after a judge vacated his murder conviction and sentence, one of his attorneys told CNN. State officials had been threatened with contempt if they did not release Wallace immediately. Wallace, 71, is one of the "Angola 3" -- three inmates who claim they tried to point out injustices at Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola during the late 1960s and 1970s.
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Inmate is released, according to attorney
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Federal judge orders release of terminally ill inmate, 71
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Herman Wallace was in solitary confinement for more than 40 years
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He was convicted of killing a guard at prison in Angola, Louisiana

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By Leon Watson Smiling happily on her wedding day, Nicole Reyes went from the picture of happiness to a gaunt prisoner on the day she was released from a Dominican Republic jail. Today the British mother's family, from Cardiff, south Wales, told of their tearful reunion after they scraped the cash together to allow her to jump bail back to the UK. The 38-year-old was given a 12-year sentence in February for killing her husband Jorge, 37, who died in July 2012. Her family managed to raise the £62,000 needed to pay her bail and four weeks ago the authorities on the Caribbean island freed her without confiscating her passport.
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Nicole Reyes was pictured on the day she was released from prison
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Family in Cardiff raised £62,000 needed for her to be released on bail
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She was freed by authorities but they didn't confiscate her passport
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Question: She was taken to a house in the @placeholder while we organised her a flight out of there.

Question: 'Most importantly, though, Nicole is now out of prison, able to access the health care she clearly needs and which has not been provided at many stages in prison in the @placeholder.'


New York (CNN) -- Six picture frames hang inside a firehouse in Manhattan, each displaying a photograph of a man who died in the aftermath of the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history. "We always say never forget," said one firefighter from New York's Engine 23. The grizzled middle-aged man, who did not want to share his name, said President Barack Obama's visit to New York was an acknowledgement of "what we're going through." After nearly a decade of war prompted by the horrific events of September 11, 2001, the president traveled to Manhattan Thursday to meet with 9/11 survivors and lay a wreath at ground zero, four days after the killing of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden.
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Obama met a 14-year-old girl who wrote him a letter about the loss of her father
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President Barack Obama went to New York to meet with 9/11 survivors
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The trip comes four days after a U.S. Navy SEAL team killed Osama bin Laden

Question: Behind the president's security detail -- a small army of secret service members clad in dark suits and sunglasses -- camera-wielding tourists and news crews snapped images of the motorcade as it rumbled through @placeholder, and later of Obama's meeting with the friends and family members of those killed during the attacks.


The UK government raised its terror threat level Friday from "substantial" to "severe," the fourth highest of five levels, in response to events in Iraq and Syria, where ISIS militants have seized a large swath of territory. "That means that a terrorist attack is highly likely, but there is no intelligence to suggest that an attack is imminent," Home Secretary Theresa May said. The "root cause" of Britain's terror threat is "Islamist extremism," Prime Minister David Cameron said. The execution of American journalist James Foley is clear evidence that ISIS's fight in Iraq and Syria "is not some foreign conflict thousands of miles from home that we can hope to ignore," according to the UK leader.
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Ex-U.S. official notes ISIS has yet to attack outside the Middle East
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UK terror threat hiked to second-highest level due to events in Iraq, Syria
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Cameron: We can't ignore Islamist extremists after James Foley's killing
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Spokesman: U.S. has no plans now to raise its own terror threat level

Question: Cameron said the group  poses a "greater and deeper" threat than @placeholder has ever known.

Question: Cameron said military force is among the tools that can be used against ISIS, while adding that aid, diplomacy and political influence should also be part of @placeholder's response.

Question: That said, his focus Friday wasn't so much about what to do about @placeholder overseas as it was keeping British citizens back home safe.


(CNN) -- The Colombian government said it would appeal to international bodies over what it called a threat made over the weekend by Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. On his weekly Sunday television show, Chavez ordered the Venezuelan military to begin preparations for a war with the neighboring country, warning of a conspiracy between Colombia and the United States to attack Venezuela. "The two governments have joined together to fool the world or to try to fool the world," Chavez said. Addressing his military commanders, he added, "Let's not waste a single day in the preparation of our main mission: to prepare ourselves for war and to help the people prepare for war. It's everyone's responsibility."
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Colombia says it would ask for intervention from U.N. Security Council, OAS
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Venezuela strongly objects to U.S.-Colombia deal on base use
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Last month Venezuelan authorities said they captured two Colombian spies
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Colombia denies claim

Question: @placeholder blamed Colombian paramilitaries for the attacks, and accused the Colombian government of complacency toward such groups.


Stoke City’s former Barcelona whizzkid Bojan Krkic has reclaimed the No27 shirt he wore when tipped to be the next Lionel Messi. Bojan has signed for Mark Hughes after failing to live up to the early hype when he made his Nou Camp debut at 17. In a live webchat with Stoke fans on Friday night, Bojan predicted the good times would return for  him in The Potteries and explained why he’s chosen to wear the 27 shirt this season. Scroll down for video... No 27: Bojan Krkic wants to get back to his best after picking his old Barcelona shirt number at Stoke
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Former Barcelona striker Bojan Krkic has signed for Stoke City
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Spanish forward wants to return to his best after picking old No 27 shirt
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The 23-year-old has spent unsuccessful loans with Roma, Ajax and Milan
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Krkic consulted former teammate Marc Muniesa before agreeing move
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Potters are looking to play a passing game under Mark Hughes

Question: Though unflattering comparisons have been made between Barcelona and @placeholder, 23-year-old Bojan has been impressed with the quality of his new team-mates in his first day in training.


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 14:26 EST, 15 November 2012 | UPDATED: 15:19 EST, 15 November 2012 ITV's director of television has admitted Phillip Schofield was 'wrong' in confronting David Cameron with a list of alleged paedophiles on live TV, adding that the action was 'misguided'. In an interview on ITV News, Peter Fincham said that he would be responding to letters from Lord McAlpine and Tory MP John Whittingdale 'very quickly'. TV regulator Ofcom has received 415 complaints about last week's incident and has launched an investigation into it. Scroll down for video Interview: ITV boss Peter Fincham, a former BBC 1 Controller, said Phillip Schofield was 'wrong' in confronting David Cameron with a list of alleged paedophiles on live TV
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Peter Fincham said he will respond to a letter from Lord McAlpine
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Ofcom has received 415 complaints about last week's incident
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Mr Fincham said he was 'confident this sort of thing won't happen again'

Question: Schofield has apologised personally after the list of names - understood to be @placeholder figures - was briefly exposed on screen.


(CNN) Russia plans to send long-range bombers to the Gulf of Mexico in what appears to be Moscow's latest provocative maneuver in its increasingly frosty relations with the West. Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said Wednesday that "we have to maintain (Russia's) military presence in the western Atlantic and eastern Pacific, as well as the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico" -- including sending bombers "as part of the drills." It's an argument U.S. officials don't seem to be buying. "We do not see the security environment as warranting such provocative and potentially destabilizing activity," a senior Obama administration official said Thursday.
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U.S. official: Plan is "provocative and potentially destabilizing"
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Russia: Patrols could include the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico
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Russia sending a message over U.S. actions in Ukraine, analyst says

Question: The ceasefire in volatile eastern Ukraine is crumbling, with U.S. and allied officials accusing Moscow of sending fresh troops, tanks and other military equipment across the border in recent days -- something that @placeholder officials have strongly denied.


By Amy Oliver UPDATED: 10:00 EST, 6 June 2012 A 'sexually obsessed' stalker whose explicit texts and phone calls caused a mother six months of torment was the very police officer sent to help her, it has emerged. Dunstable-based Maria Snow, 49, waived her anonymity to speak of her horror at finding out PC Mark Wilkie was behind the daily calls to her mobile. Mrs Snow recalled how former Bedfordshire Police PC would breathe heavily into the phone and tell her how attractive she was to him. The terrifying calls started in August 2009 when Mrs Snow  was going through a difficult divorce from her husband.
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PC Mark Wilkie had been called out to Maria Snow's house following a row with her husband
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He started sending explicit texts six months later after being called out for a second time
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Police believe up to 50 women could have been stalked
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Wilkie used pay-as-you-go phone to not be traced
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Victims' details taken from police database
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51-year-old jailed for three years and four months
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Question: Thinking it was a mistake Mrs Snow  replied saying the caller must have the wrong number but, chillingly, they replied: 'No I haven't, @placeholder'.


Harold White jumped into action when he heard a rumor that Justin Bieber might be eyeing a mansion in Atlanta and could become his neighbor in the affluent Buckhead neighborhood. The retiree and longtime resident is worried about unwanted attention should the singer indeed move to Buckhead, known for its vast old-money mansions. White has organized a protest for 6 a.m. Monday in front of an on-the-market mansion that is part of the Bieber speculation. No one in Bieber's camp has commented on the rumored move, which began with a TMZ report. Still, the very idea of Bieber deciding to make the Georgia capital another home has proved enough to get residents such as White up in arms.
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They say Bieber's "eclectic" lifestyle is not right for their neighborhood
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Question: It warns that "Justin Bieber's relocation to @placeholder can be nothing but bad for our children, as well as the community.


A month after a pay dispute controversially derailed its tour to India, the West Indies Cricket Board has confirmed that 14 top-flight players have been contracted for a three-test series in South Africa. The Board of Control for Cricket in India, the most powerful stakeholder in the game, suspended bilateral ties with the West Indies last month and threatened to claim millions in compensation. There was initially concern about the South Africa tour going ahead next month, but West Indies management took the first step last week by selecting a 15-man squad and giving players a week to sign and return the tour contracts.
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West Indies players given a week to sign contracts to tour South Africa
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Darren Bravo the only player to ask to not be considered for the side
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Denesh Ramdin is captain and Chris Gayle returns from injury
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Windies quit tour of India in October over contract dispute with WICB

Question: @placeholder captains the side to play three Tests in South Africa, starting on December 17


Washington (CNN) -- The Chamber of Commerce is launching an ad featuring Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, a favorite of libertarians, to build support for Alaska Republican Senate hopeful Dan Sullivan, who faces a challenge from libertarian third party candidate. Republicans and their allies have begun work to limit how much support third party candidates draw away from GOP candidates in states which could determine control of the Senate. In the ad Paul uses language libertarians would like to tout Sullivan, who is locked in a tight race against first term Democratic incumbent Sen. Mark Begich. Mark Fish, past chairman of the state's libertarian party, is running as well and is the wild card there because drawing even a small amount of votes away from Sullivan could prove the difference in this key race.
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Republicans fear third party candidates in several key Senate races, including Alaska
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The Chamber of Commerce has launched ads featuring Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul
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Paul is a favorite of Libertarian leaning Republicans

Question: "In states like @placeholder, the Chamber is focused on the independent swing vote, and we think Sen. Paul is well positioned to deliver a message that appeals to them.


In court, Magdelena Luczak portrayed herself as a fearful victim of her violent partner. In reality she was the driving force behind a cover-up Mariusz Krezolek is a wanted criminal in his homeland, while Magdelena Luczak was a drug addicted prostitute, it emerged last night. They have both been found guilty of the horrific murder of Luczak's son Daniel, who resembled a ‘concentration camp victim’ when he died following an ‘incomprehensible’ campaign of cruelty carried out by the evil pair. Krezolek moved to Britain in 2006 despite the fact that Polish police were hunting him after he violated the terms of his suspended sentence.
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Mother was aggressive toward doctors called in to help Daniel Pelka
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Friends described mother as being obsessed with her appearance

Question: @placeholder’s younger sister said her mother had been worried for her grandson’s safety when she visited two weeks before his death.


Former coach turned broadcaster Alan Jones defends controversial rugby player Kurtley Beale as 'one of the nicest people you'd ever meet' and says his latest controversies occurred because 'there's only so much you can cop.' The grand slam winning coach blasted the Australian Rugby Union, claiming controversial star Kurtley Beale is a 'symptom', not the 'disease' for the troubled Wallabies. The divisive radio personality says Australian Rugby Union is in a state of crisis and in 'absolute disarray'. Speaking at a Weary Dunlop rugby luncheon in Melbourne, Jones said the late war hero and former Wallaby would be 'disturbed' by the Wallabies' current state.
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Former coach Alan Jones defends controversial rugby player Kurtley Beale
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Jones says Beale is a 'symptom' of Wallabies problem - not 'the diseases'
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Jones questioned how the former Wallabies female staffer at the centre of Beale's latest controversies secured her position
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Beale is suspended & facing two misconduct hearings over two incidents
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Former female staffer at centre of incidents has resigned due to 'stress'
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Wallabies coach told press conference Di Patston is on 'heavy medication'
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Wallabies player Christian Leali'ifano also spoke out in support of Patston
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Di Patston was ridiculed in offensive text messages sent by Beale in June
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Beale then allegedly verbally abused her on a plane in September

Question: 'There's been too much of this and now as a result you want to make Beale the problem; @placeholder is the symptom he ain't the disease.'


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN)  -- One of two doctors charged with conspiring to furnish drugs to Anna Nicole Smith before her fatal overdose in 2007 surrendered to authorities and was jailed Monday, authorities said. Anna Nicole Smith's boyfriend Howard K. Stern was among those charged last week. Dr. Khristine Eroshevich surrendered at the Van Nuys, California, jail, said police and jail officials. Bail was set at $20,000, but Eroshevich had not posted bail as of Monday afternoon. Eroshevich was charged last week along with Howard K. Stern, Smith's longtime partner and attorney; and Dr. Sandeep Kapoor. Stern and Kapoor were arrested and released from a Los Angeles County jail Thursday night after each posted a $20,000 bond.
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Khristine Eroshevich surrendered Monday and was jailed
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Howard K. Stern, Sandeep Kapoor, Eroshevich charged with felonies
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Three are accused of conspiring to furnish drugs before Smith's death

Question: "In the face of this, Dr. @placeholder did her best to help the patient while protecting what little privacy Anna had left.


(CNN) -- Headlines and pundits once again declare that we have a crisis on our hands in the wake of discovering that North Korea is building a new nuclear reactor and a uranium enrichment plant. More ominously, Tuesday brought news of direct artillery barrages between North and South Korea, heightening tensions and costing lives. But as provocative and serious as this is, neither is a crisis. Both fit a clear pattern of North Korean behavior -- a pattern that ultimately holds out the opportunity for progress. Unfortunately, so far the U.S. response also fits a pattern of rhetorical condemnation but little in the way of creative or effective engagement. Some key lessons need to be re-learned in light of these developments.
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North Korea's artillery barrage was serious, but this is not a crisis, say co-authors
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They say the action fits pattern of North Korea's behavior and doesn't preclude progress
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Revelation of a uranium enrichment plant doesn't signal escalation in its weapons capability, they say
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U.S. needs to try economic and diplomatic measures to move ahead, they say

Question: In fact, we only know about the facilities because of an unofficial visit by @placeholder whom the North wanted to use to reveal them.


Aston Villa keeper Brad Guzan sprang to the defence of manager Paul Lambert despite the Scot coming in for the heaviest criticism he has received yet from Villa fans. Chants of ‘We want Lambert out’, ‘You don’t know what you’re doing’ and ‘We want our Villa back’ emerged during this desperate display at Leicester. But Guzan believes the players deserve to take the flak, not Lambert, due to their performances which have yielded just 11 goals in 21 Premier League games. Aston Villa keeper Brad Guzan, in action on Saturday, has sprung to the defence of manager Paul Lambert Villa fans appeared to lose patience during Saturday's loss with some chanting 'We want [Paul] Lambert out'
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Leicester beat Aston Villa 1-0 in a fiery Midlands derby on Saturday
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Paul Lambert's side are without a win in six Premier League matches

Question: Nothing, however, could take away from @placeholder’s performance which saw them move to within three points of safety.


Ukip is trying to stop a comedy band from touring, despite Nigel Farage saying politicians should ‘let people tell their jokes’. Musical duo Jonny and The Baptists have taken their show The Stop Ukip Tour on the road, but venues have been bombarded with complaints from Ukip supporters. And the party’s deputy leader Paul Nuttal has condemned the ‘distasteful satire’, calling on the Arts Council to investigate funding given to theatres hosting the act. Comedy act Jonny And The Baptists are on the road with the Stop Ukip Tour, to the annoyance of Ukip supporters The bizarre attempt to interfere with a comedy act appears to be at odds with Ukip’s strident attacks on political correctness and the fear of giving offence.
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Musical duo Jonny and The Baptists on the road with the Stop Ukip Tour
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Ukip deputy leader Paul Nuttall condemns 'distasteful satire'
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Venues have been bombarded with complaints from Ukip supporters
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Royal Exchange in Manchester says 'loyal customers' have never been

Question: Last week Mr @placeholder defended a stand-up comic who told a string of jokes targeting foreigners at the Ukip spring conference.

Question: Defending the act, Mr @placeholder said: ‘I'm not going to comment on individual jokes, but I think we're in huge danger here.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 8:32 PM on 28th September 2011 A woman is accusing Ashton Kutcher of cheating on wife Demi Moore, the same weekend as the couple celebrated their six year wedding anniversary, according to Radaronline. The entertainment website claims the liaison happened last Friday in San Diego, California, after a alcohol-fuelled night out at Fluxx bar with his former That '70s Show co-star Danny Masterson. The  23-year-old woman, who has not been identified, has reportedly hired a high powered Hollywood attorney and has gone into hiding. Cheating scandal: A new report claims Demi Moore's husband Ashton Kutcher hooked up with a 23-year-old woman last weekend
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Moore hints at trouble with Twitter message about 'anger'

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Thousands of Jordanians have marched through the capital of Amman calling for the immediate execution of six Islamic State prisoners following the horrendous death of captured Jordanian pilot, Muath al-Kasasbeh. Gunfire and rioting has also reportedly been witnessed in the Jordanian town of Karak, the hometown of Mr Kasasbeh. Roads have been blocked with makeshift barricades and thick smoke has been seen after locals started to burn tyres. At least one government building has been torched. Disgusted protesters took to the streets just hours after the release of a sickening 22-minute-long ISIS video that shows Mr al-Kasabeh being burned alive while he was locked helpless in a cage.
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ISIS video released yesterday shows Jordanian pilot Muatah al-Kasabeh being burnt alive while locked in a cage
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In response to the sickening footage, Jordan vowed to kill six prisoners with links to the terror group at dawn
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Security sources said execution of failed female suicide bomber Sajida al-Rishawi likely to take place tomorrow
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ISIS had previously demanded the release of al-Rishawi in exchange for the life of Japanese hostage Kenji Goto
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Hundreds of angry Jordanians have marched through capital of Amman calling for the prisoners' deaths
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Gunfire and rioting has also reportedly been witnessed in the Jordanian town of Karak,  al-Kasasbeh's hometown

Question: Demonstrators carried signs that read: 'We demand the execution of @placeholder detainees in Jordan' as they marched through Amman


Rome, Italy (CNN) -- As chairman of Ferrari, Luca di Montezemolo is used to making things that move at breakneck speed. But rather than flashy sports cars for wealthy motor enthusiasts, the Italian businessman's latest high-velocity project aims to cater for the traveling masses. The Italo train from NTV -- a passenger rail company of which di Montezemolo is also chairman -- is a high-speed service that has been dashing between Milan, Rome and other major Italian cities since April. With its dark red color scheme, streamlined shape and speeds as fast as a formula-one car, everyone's calling Italo the "Ferrari train." A cinema carriage, free Wi-Fi access throughout the train, and luxury leather seats all add to the high-performance, luxury theme. But Italo is intended to be affordable and accessible to all consumers.
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NTV is Italy's first high-speed rail company not run by the state
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The company's Italo service has been nicknamed the "Ferrari train"
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"High-speed trains the future of Europe," says NTV chairman

Question: Italo hopes to have 25% of Italy's market by 2014, and @placeholder doesn't rule out expanding beyond the country's borders.


By Chris Pleasance A toddler has been left traumatised after watching his tiny chihuahua puppy get 'torn apart' by a Staffordshire bull terrier. Lawson Morgan-Cockburn, two, was out walking with his mother Sarah Morgan, 26, and their three chihuahuas when their youngest dog, a one-year-old named Bruno, was set upon. Bull terrier Lennox, who was adopted by his owners as a rescue dog a year ago, escaped from a garden before mauling puppy Bruno while Lawson was still holding his lead. Sarah Morgan, 26, says her two-year-old son Lawson has been left traumatised after watching his one-year-old chihuahua puppy Bruno mauled to death in front of him
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Sarah Morgan, 26, was out walking three chihuahuas with son Lawson
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As they passed neighbour's garden, their dog became agitated
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Staffordshire bull terrier escaped through gate and attacked chihuahuas
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Rescue-dog Lennox mauled puppy Bruno to death as Lawson held lead
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Ms Morgan says her son now suffers night terrors over the attack

Question: Miss Morgan, a waitress, said @placeholder has suffered with night terrors since the incident.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 16:23 EST, 19 March 2013 | UPDATED: 10:48 EST, 20 March 2013 A mother of a teenage boy who was shot dead by his grandmother smiled as she left court on Tuesday after the 75-year-old was convicted of second-degree murder. Jennifer Hoffman described her mother Sandra Layne as a 'monster' outside the Michigan courtroom where she had been found guilty of killing 17-year-old Jonathan. Layne shot her grandson six times during an argument last spring as he pleaded with 911 responders to help him on the phone at the West Bloomfield Township home. Layne, a mother-of-five and retired schoolteacher, is expected to serve at least 14 years after a jury convicted her following two days of deliberations at the Pontiac court.
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Sandra Layne was convicted in Pontiac, Michigan for killing her 17-year-old grandson Jonathan Hoffman in May 2012
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Husband Fred Layne, 87, openly wept in court as his wife was shackled

Question: Devastated: The husband of @placeholder, 87-year-old Fred Layne openly wept as the verdict was read on Tuesday


You may not even be able to tell but Karlie Kloss has landed the coveted role of Chanel's new face. The 22-year-old, who counts Taylor Swift as her best friend, has been unveiled as the face of the French beauty giant's new perfume, Coco Noir. However, we can only see Karlie's silhouette in the moody shoot for the new spritz. Who's that girl? American supermodel Karlie Kloss has been unveiled as the face of French beauty giant Chanel's new perfume, Coco Noir The American model, who shot to fame on the Victoria's Secret runway, joins the likes of Nicole Kidman, Keira Knightley and Gisele Bündchen, at the fashion house.
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Karlie, 22, is face of Chanel's new scent
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Can only see her silhouette in the campaign imagery
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Question: The model, who once walked 64 shows in a fashion week season, is also currently the clothes horse for @placeholder's new range.


As if any further evidence were needed that bald results scalp plain reason in football, it has been forthcoming in the reaction to two matches this midweek. The 4-0 defeat of Manchester United’s virtual reserve team at MK Dons provided an eye-popping score-line, sure enough. But it is not by a headlining exit from that little old cup, which changes its identity more often than Spurs swap managers, that Louis van Gaal will be judged. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Louis van Gaal: A new team is not built in one month Don for: Anderson and his Manchester United team-mates look forlorn at stadium:mk
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Man Utd's defeat at MK Dons was an irrelevance
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Man United are a team in transition and will struggle
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Arsenal were lauded for scraping past Besiktas
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Sepp Blatter staying as FIFA president is a win for world football
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If Malky Mackay is the embodiment of football crassness, the Rotherham scandal typifies the political class

Question: Had @placeholder converted only one of them, Arsenal would have been out and the vultures would have been swooping down on them, too.


Croatia coach Niko Kovac warned on Saturday that the qualifier against Italy will have to be called off if the pitch does not improve. The 2016 European Championship qualifying match is scheduled to kick off on Sunday at 8:45 p.m. (1945 GMT) but Milan has been hit by flash floods and torrential rain, forcing both teams to abandon their planned training sessions at the San Siro. 'If the pitch remains in these conditions, the game can't go ahead,' Kovac said. 'The ball doesn't bounce, it would be like a game of waterpolo.' Croatia boss Niko Kovac (above) has warned that the San Siro pitch must improve after heavy rain and floods
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Milan has been hit by flash floods and torrential rain ahead of the match
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Both Croatia and Italy had to cancel their training sessions on the pitch
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Nike Kovac says 'it would be like a game of waterpolo' as it stands

Question: For a good match the pitch has to be at its best,' @placeholder coach Antonio Conte said.


How could a commercial airliner disappear without a sign, you ask? In fact, several people on the ground or at sea claimed they saw Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 before it went missing after its post-midnight takeoff from Kuala Lumpur on March 8. The purported eyewitnesses include fishermen, an oil rig worker and islanders in an atoll. Some even alleged they saw it crash. While none of their claims have been substantiated, their assertions add to the ongoing mystery of the missing Boeing 777 and the 239 people aboard. Sighting claim: Kota Bharu, Malaysia In the middle of the night, two fishermen near the Malaysia-Thailand border saw a plane flying low over the South China Sea -- at the same time that air traffic controllers lost contact with Flight 370 over the same body of water, at 1:30 a.m. or almost 50 minutes after takeoff.
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Earthbound witnesses say they saw Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 flying low or even crashing
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Fishermen in Malaysia and Indonesia allege they saw the plane
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A New Zealand man on an oil rig off Vietnam claims he saw a plane burning

Question: They spotted the plane more than 24 hours after it took off from @placeholder, Malaysia.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:49 EST, 25 April 2012 | UPDATED: 03:09 EST, 26 April 2012 Hand-me-downs work with unwanted or unsavory clothes, as they apparently do with organs. One kidney has made its way to three people in two weeks, in what looks to be a medical first. The kidney in question was donated by 21-year-old Cera Fearing, who originally donated the organ to her brother Ray, 27, who suffers from a common form of kidney disease. When Mr Fearing’s body rejected the transplant, he chose to pass on the kidney to someone else who could use it. And so, 67-year-old Erwin Gomez, a surgeon and father of five, was the final recipient of Ms Fearing’s kidney.
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Kidney donated by Cera Fearing, 21 to her brother Ray, 27
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First documented double transplant of kidney on record

Question: Mr @placeholder is back on dialysis and will probably get another transplant eventually.


ARLINGTON, Virginia (CNN) -- Barack Obama marked his first Memorial Day as president on Monday, calling on Americans to remember U.S. troops who died in the service of their country and navigating a Civil War memorial controversy. President Obama pays tribute to veterans at a wreath-laying at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday. The president participated at the 141st annual Memorial Day wreath-laying ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery's Tomb of the Unknowns. The men and women buried at Arlington "waged war so that we may know peace," Obama said. "They were willing to give up everything for the defense of our freedom [and] were willing to sacrifice all for their country. ... They are the best of America."
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Obama continues controversial sending of wreath to Confederate Memorial
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Obama takes part in Memorial Day wreath-laying at Arlington National Cemetery
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Men and women buried there "waged war so that we may know peace," he said

Question: Memorial Day was first marked May 30, 1868, three years after the end of the @placeholder.


If it doesn't sound off with that iconic click-clack keyboard sound, is it really a BlackBerry? The company behind the former market-leading phone says yes. And it is betting a big stack of their dwindling chips that both new users and diehard "CrackBerry" devotees will agree. On Wednesday, Research in Motion (who would simply be named BlackBerry by the time the event ended) unveiled BlackBerry 10, a top-to-bottom overhaul of its mobile operating system. With BlackBerry 10, struggling phone maker eyes comeback With it came two new phones. One, the BlackBerry Q10, includes the physical keyboard that most users, or former users, consider virtually synonymous with the brand. But that one felt like little more than an afterthought.
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With the Z10, BlackBerry's iconic keyboard is gone
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The click-clacking of keys has become a thing of the past on smartphones
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BlackBerry says screen still has the feel of a BB keyboard
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The new Q10, with keyboard, is a "retro play" some say

Question: And BlackBerry's website Wednesday was dominated with plugs for the @placeholder, while the Q10, like an embarrassing stepchild, was nowhere to be found.


Christian Eriksen and Mesut Ozil will walk out at White Hart Lane for the north London derby between Tottenham and Arsenal on Saturday knowing they can be the catalysts that launch their team to victory. Eriksen has emerged as Tottenham's star man this season alongside Harry Kane. He has hit nine goals in the Premier League so far and played in every domestic match under Mauricio Pochettino. For Ozil, his campaign has been tumultuous. The World Cup winner has been criticised for failing to scale the heights that justify the £42.5million transfer fee paid by Arsene Wenger to Real Madrid in the summer of 2013.
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Christian Eriksen has been instrumental for Tottenham this season
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Mesut Ozil was magnificent last week as Arsenal thrashed Aston Villa 5-0
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Tottenham take on Arsenal at White Hart Lane on Saturday
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Question: In the fearsome atmosphere that is often produced when these two teams collide, both @placeholder and Wenger will hope their creators do not wilt in the heat of the encounter and lead the way in putting the other to the sword.


Washington (CNN) -- Keenly conscious of his image, a graying Osama bin Laden no doubt never expected this video -- showing him hunched over, draped in a blanket and using a television clicker -- to hit the world's airwaves as it did Saturday. Filmed by a confidant, the al Qaeda leader contrasts with the younger version of himself on a TV screen a few feet away. That man has a more youthful beard, a hand held up in resolve and a photo of the burning World Trade Center. U.S. officials, who Saturday released five videos, emphasized the recordings and other materials seized at bin Laden's Pakistan compound show the terrorist still had a firm hand at the tiller, managing strategic and tactical control of his organization, even as he stayed out of sight in Abbottabad.
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One video appears to be a home video of bin Laden
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Officials say the DNA evidence is unquestionable -- it's bin Laden

Question: They did say that the intelligence reveals bin Laden and @placeholder had a driving interest in taking on the United States and that the leader was involved in the details of plotting attacks.


It could be the bedroom of any toddler, with a pink cot in the corner, strewn with teddy bears and a cosy quilt. Elsewhere stacked on shelves are nappies, wet wipes, Sudocrem and baby powder while frilly princess dresses and baby-grows hang in the wardrobe. Yet this is no child's room, it's a pay-per-hour retreat for fully grown adults who love to pretend to be babies. Scroll down for video Clients of Nursery Thymes can pay £350 for a 12-hour stay sometimes overnight in this oversized cot Derek Ventham, who dresses up as an adult baby and runs Nursery Thymes with his wife Maxine, was featured in a 2012 Channel 4 documentary called The 15-Stone Babies
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Nursery Thymes, Liverpool, is run by Derek and Maxine Ventham
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The married couple say services 'involve no sexual contact'
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Extra £25 charge for a nappy change, which can be 'messy'
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Derek featured in 2012 Channel 4 documentary The 15-Stone Babies

Question: The @placeholder website also offers 'breast suckling' for a £25 charge.


If you have ever grimaced at your petrol bill and dreamed of a car that runs on fresh air, your prayers are about to be answered. French car giant PSA Peugeot  Citroen believes it can put an air-powered vehicle on the road by 2016. Its scientists say it will knock 45 per cent off fuel bills for an average motorist. And when driving in towns and cities costs could be slashed by as much as 80 per cent because the car will be running on air for four-fifths of the time. Saving the planet: The Hybrid Air technology could allow a car the size of a Citroën C3 or Peugeot 208 to emit as little as 69g/km of CO2
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Peugeot Citroen invents technology for air car ready for the market by 2016
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'Hybrid Air' engine system runs on petrol and air, instead of electricity
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Company predicts 'Hybrid Air' to achieve 117 miles per gallon by 2020

Question: Cars fitted with @placeholder will be about £1,000 cheaper to buy than current hybrid models.


There's no rest for Chelsea's players as they hit the last stop on their European pre season tour. Fresh from matches against Fenerbahce and Besiktas on Friday night the Blues were warming up for another game in Budapest on Saturday. Jose Mourinho's side come up against Ferencvaros in the brand new Groupama Arena and the Portuguese boss' charges were getting used to their new surroundings in a light training session. WATCH Scroll down for 'Fabregas, Luis and Costa singing in Chelsea initiations' Back in business: Captain John Terry leads his team mates through an exercise during the session Happy birthday: Terry shakes Willian's hand on the Brazilian wingers birthday in Budapest
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Blues train ahead of final leg of their pre season tour in Hungary
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Willian and Filipe Luis celebrate their birthdays on the trip
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The Blues will play Ferencvaros in Budapest on Sunday evening
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John Terry led his side through the paces under Jose Mourinho's guidance
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Chelsea begin Premier League campaign against Burnley on August 18

Question: Hair raising: The Brazilian forward is all smiles as @placeholder jet out to Hungary for a pre-season friendly


London (CNN) -- The illegal wildlife trade takes the lives of 100 elephants a day, and rhino poaching increased by 5,000% between 2007 and 2012. The six remaining subspecies of tiger are endangered, two of them critically. Three other tiger subspecies are already extinct. Statistics like these are the reason it's time to treat the effort to stop the illegal wildlife trade "like a battle, because it is precisely that," says Britain's Prince Charles. He and his son, Prince William, are among the high-profile global guests due to take part in the London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade on Thursday, hosted by the UK government.
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Prince Charles and Prince William speak out against illegal wildlife trade
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The royal father and son are taking part in an international summit in London
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William: "We have to be the generation that stopped the illegal wildlife trade"
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Poachers are killing growing numbers of elephants and rhinos for the trade

Question: "Prince @placeholder has gone shooting -- a day before launching a campaign to stop wildlife being killed," the popular tabloid said.


Koh Samet, Thailand (CNN) -- A picture postcard beach on one of Thailand's most popular tourist islands is now the focus of frantic efforts to staunch a tide of oil sweeping ashore. Where pleasure seekers would normally relax on pristine white sand, sandwiched between two lush green headlands, now white-coated cleanup crew smeared with crude suck oil from the shallow waters. Gobbets of oil lie along the beach, a thin sheen covers much of the wet sand and oil-drenched booms lie like giant black snakes along the shoreline. The sea is a rust red color and the odor of fuel hangs heavy in the air. Not even a brisk onshore wind can keep the smell away.
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Crews working to clean up oil spill on Thai beach at Koh Samet
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Crude spilled on Saturday during transfer of oil from tanker to undersea pipeline
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50,000 liters of oil spilled into the water, though some say it could be more
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PTT says remaining crude will be "90% clear by Friday or Sunday at the latest"

Question: About 600 soldiers, volunteers and workers from @placeholder, the partially state-owned oil giant that has claimed responsibility for the spill, are involved in the cleanup.


There may be a number of good reasons to vote against Mitt Romney, but based upon what we know so far, his honesty about his tenure at Bain Capital does not seem to be one of them. Let me acknowledge upfront what I have said several times on CNN: I have a past relationship with the top partners at Bain that is both personal and financial. I have worked with them in support of nonprofit organizations such as City Year. I have given a couple of paid speeches for Bain dinners, as I have for many other groups. I was on the board of a for-profit child care company, Bright Horizons, that was purchased by Bain Capital. It was a transaction with financial benefits for all board members and shareholders, including me.
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Obama campaign says Mitt Romney didn't leave Bain when he joined Olympics
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David Gergen: So far the facts don't support the Obama campaign's charges
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He says Romney has mishandled the response and should release more tax returns
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Gergen: Obama campaign should back off idea that Romney might be guilty of felony

Question: That set off consternation within Bain because the company had exploded in size and @placeholder was not only CEO (or managing partner) but was also deeply tied into a variety of investments and partnerships.


By Daily Mail Reporter Nicolas Sarkozy intervened in divorce proceedings on behalf of the Aga Khan four years after granting the multi-billionaire British knight exemption from all French taxes, it emerged today. The former French president, who is a lawyer, took on the case last Autumn a year after a court ordered the religious leader to pay his estranged German wife, Begum Inaara Aga Khan, around £54million. Mr Sarkozy was 'pulling the strings in the background' with the aim of obtaining a settlement, according to sources close to the case. 'Pulling the strings': Nicolas Sarkozy intervened on behalf of the Aga Khan (left) in his divorce proceedings with estranged wife Begum Inaara Aga Khan (centre), seen here on their wedding day in 1998
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Mr Sarkozy took on case after billionaire was ordered to pay £54m to wife
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E-mails suggest he played direct role from October to December last year
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Tried to reach settlement with Begum Inaara Aga Khan, but none was made
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Comes after ex-president 'exonerated' Prince from paying any tax in France

Question: Eight-year legal fight: Details of Mr Sarkozy's involvement emerged as the @placeholder's office confirmed the highest French court has now quashed the £54million divorce settlement to the Begum from 2011


Sen. John McCain on Thursday chided Western leaders while on foreign travel in the Ukraine for refusing to describe Russia's occupation of the country as an 'invasion.' 'If we in the West cannot say clearly that what [Russian President] Vladimir Putin is doing to Ukraine constitutes an invasion of a sovereign country . . .then we are living in Putin's world,' he remarked during a press conference in the country's capitol city, Kiev. 'Just as an invasion is an invasion, our world either has rules, or it does not,' he continued. McCain, a Republican, did not call out U.S. President Barack Obama by name in his statement but the Democratic president is among the world leaders who have shied away from using the term 'invasion' to characterize a deployment of 1,000 Russian troops to Ukraine last week.
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McCain did not call President Obama out by name, but Obama is one of the world leaders refusing to describe the deployment as an 'invasion'
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If we 'cannot say clearly' that what Vladimir Putin is doing is an invasion, McCain said, 'then we are living in Putin's world'
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The Republican lawmaker said that if the West didn't stop Putin, the leaders of other countries emboldened to invade sovereign territories

Question: 'The real provocation for Putin has been the perception of @placeholder weakness,' he said.


By Tom Latchem He's spent his career playing despicable characters - a rapist in Doctors, a homophobe in Hollyoaks, an abusive boyfriend in Casualty, and now Ross Barton, Emmerdale's womanising crook. But Michael Parr couldn't be happier. 'I think it's better to play baddies,' says the 27-year-old St Helens-born actor. 'They're always in the thick of the action and you get all these wicked things to say and do.' As Emmerdale's resident bad boy Ross, he's had his fair share. Ross arrived in the village a year ago, attacking Laurel Thomas and stealing her car. Since then he's been shot in a drug-gang dispute, bungled a robbery with corrupt cop Donna Windsor, and is now falling for her.
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Michael Parr always plays the bad guy - from a rapist to a homophobe
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In real life he insists that he doesn't live up to this bad boy image
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Here he discusses his role working with children with special-needs

Question: But Michael's main goal was always acting and after landing minor roles in other TV soaps and dramas he beat off dozens of rivals for the part of @placeholder.


François Hollande did not thank his opponent, Nicolas Sarkozy, during his acceptance speech, after defeating the incumbent with 51.6% of the vote in the French presidential runoff. But he should have, as he ran an anti-Sarkozy campaign, promising to behave like a "normal president" in contrast to the impulsive, unpredictable and sometimes ostentatious Sarkozy. And it worked: Fifty-five percent of the voters who cast a ballot for him did it to defeat Sarkozy rather than to elect Hollande. This victory comes after an odd campaign on both sides. Sarkozy started off courting the center by emphasizing his record of reforms and his role in solving the eurozone crisis with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. But in March, he decided to take a page from his own 2007 campaign and raid the extreme-right electorate of Marine Le Pen instead. He emphasized themes like immigration, Islam and the necessity for a more protective, even protectionist, Europe. This time, however, the strategy backfired. Le Pen got a historic score in the first round, while Sarkozy sowed confusion in his own camp -- and lost.
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Justin Vaïsse: French president Francois Hollande avoided making big promises
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France's debt is near 90% of GDP, and the 2011 deficit was 5.2%, says Vaïsse
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Hollande has to be fiscally responsible yet restore France's competitiveness, Vaïsse says
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Vaïsse: Europe must find a way to stimulate the economy without deepening the deficit

Question: Hollande, betting on the @placeholder mood, refrained from making big promises, and even his signature reforms had a lot of fine print.


Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone unintentionally told the wife of World Cup journalist Jorge 'El Topo' Lopez that her husband had been killed in a car crash in Sao Paulo on Twitter. Simeone tweeted that Lopez was 'not only a great journalist' but 'also a friend' after hearing of the news that led Lionel Messi to dedicate Argentina's World Cup semi-final win to the 38-year-old. The Atletico boss included Lopez's wife, Veronica Brunati, in the tweet who, astonishingly, seemed to be unaware of the news, as she replied: 'No. Diego, don't tell me that. Please, someone call me.' VIDEO Scroll down to watch Diego Simeone show off his skills in Atletico Madrid training
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Atletico Madrid manager Diego Simeone tweets: 'He was not only a great journalist, he was also a friend. Much pain. My condolences to (his wife Veronica Brunati) and family. RIP Jorge 'Topo' Lopez'
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Brunati replies: 'No. Diego, don't tell me that. Please, someone call me'
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Series of tweets follow as Brunati tries to find out what happened
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Lopez was killed in car crash on Wednesday morning in Sao Paulo while covering Argentina at World Cup in Brazil
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Lopez tweeted selfie from Argentina boss Alejandro Sabella's press conference on Tuesday
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Lionel Messi dedicated Argentina's semi-final win to 'friend' Lopez

Question: First reaction: @placeholder tweets Simeone back, simply saying 'no' after reading his first tweet


By Hamish Mackay Goals from Diego Costa and Kurt Zouma ensured Chelsea came back to beat Olimpija Ljubljana 2-1 after a first half scare. Jose Mourinho's men found themselves behind going in to the break after Nik Kapun put the Slovenian side 1-0 up. But second half goals from Costa and Zouma put the Blues back in charge and Chelsea were comfortable from then on. Branislav Ivanovic thought he had added a third but, after initially awarding it, the referee appeared to change his mind and the goal was chalked off. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Diego Costa's first goal and a Fernando Torres horror miss
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Chelsea come from behind to beat Olimpija Ljubljana 2-1 in Slovenia
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Didier Drogba joined the squad and watched from the bench
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Chelsea named strong lineup including Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas
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Nik Kapun put the hosts ahead in first half
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Fabregas set up Costa for the equaliser in the second half
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Young defender Kurt Zouma grabbed the winner for Mourinho's side
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Branislav Ivanovic had a goal controversially disallowed
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Fernando Torres missed a clear cut chance to make it 3-1

Question: Speaking after the game, Mourinho said: 'The important thing is to give competition to the players, the best thing was that @placeholder made it difficult.


Nearly 700 people have been killed in nine days of fierce clashes between an al Qaeda affiliate and other Islamist and rebel groups, activists said Sunday. Forces from the al Qaeda-affiliated Islamic State of Iraq and Syria have increasingly come into conflict with Free Syrian Army fighters and other hard-line factions opposing the Syrian regime, while ISIS attempts to impose its strict form of Islamic Sharia law on areas coming under its control in northern Syria. In the last nine days, 697 people have been killed in the fighting, activists said. The victims include 351 combatants from the Islamist and non-Islamist rebel battalions, 246 ISIS fighters, and 100 civilians, the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
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Kerry says he's confident Syrian opposition will attend Paris talks
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U.N humanitarian chief visits Damascus, expresses concern for displaced persons
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Activists say 697 people killed in nine days of rebel fighting
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Al Qaeda-affiliated ISIS forces battling Free Syrian Army fighters, other factions

Question: "We call on @placeholder brigades to work with civil revolutionary bodies and local councils operating in those areas to address the threat of those gangs, and make sure those gangsters are hunted down and brought to justice," the statement said.


All he wanted was a phone call. According to Rio Ferdinand, the most toxic scandal in the history of the Premier League era could have been avoided if John Terry had just picked up the telephone and apologised. Yet isn’t that the nub of it? The reason Terry’s foul exchange with Rio’s brother Anton continues to resonate almost three years later is because civil resolution was impossible once the wheels of the modern race scandal began turning. Rio’s recollection of that time is shaming for British society. Smashed windows, bullets in the post, abuse in the street. His mother was hospitalised with stress. And his family were the victims. Understandably, he feels bitter that Terry appeared without remorse through this turbulent period. Yet it was not as simple as that.
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Rio Ferdinand recalls race row with John Terry in his new book, #2sides
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Terry used racially-aggravated language towards Rio's brother Anton at Loftus Road in October 2011 that led to a court case and FA investigation
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Rio says scandal could have been avoided if Terry had just phoned the Ferdinand family and apologised for using language in heart of the moment
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Moment member of public complained communication became impossible
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Ferdinand says he was under legal instruction not to talk about case
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If incident was repeated next weekend, new punishment procedures would be in place but Premier League remains uneducated on racial issues
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English football no further advanced in dealing with it than three years ago

Question: The moment a member of the public complained about what @placeholder is alleged to have shouted down the pitch on October 23, 2011, communication became impossible.


"We are like one grain of sand against a whole beach." Eibar fan Unai Eraso. SD Eibar has already climbed one mountain this summer in being admitted to Spain's top football tier, but its next task is even more daunting -- trying to compete in the same division as European champion Real Madrid. Not only can Real lavish a sum four times Eibar's annual budget on just one player, its Bernabeu stadium could hold the entire population of the tiny Basque town and still have 58,454 seats empty. Eibar will be the smallest team ever to compete in La Liga and had to raise $2.3 million in capital just to take its place at the top table of Spanish football.
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Tiny SD Eibar set to play first ever match in Spain's top tier on Sunday
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Minnows take on local Basque rivals Real Sociedad at  Ipurua stadium
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Eibar had to raise $2.3m after promotion to comply with financial rules in Spain
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Club are smallest ever to compete in La Liga with a budget dwarfed by rivals

Question: And yet, failure to raise the required €1.7 million ($2.3 million) would result in demotion back to the obscurity of @placeholder's third tier.


Arsenal record signing Mesut Ozil is clearly relishing his return for the Gunners ahead of Arsene Wenger's side hosting Stoke at the Emirates on Sunday. The German playmaker, a £42.5million signing from Real Madrid in 2013, picked up an injury against Chelsea in October and returns to the Arsenal squad along with Aaron Ramsey, Mathieu Flamini and Olivier Giroud. Ozil and the rest of the Arsenal squad appeared in high spirits in training on Saturday but midfielder Santi Cazorla warned his team mates to focus on their own game against a 'dangerous' Stoke side, who beat the Gunners 3-2 at the Britannia Stadium last month.
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Arsenal face Stoke City at the Emirates on Sunday afternoon
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Mesut Ozil has been out of action with a knee injury since October
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Aaron Ramsey, Mathieu Flamini and Olivier Giroud also in line to return
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Stoke beat the Gunners 3-2 at the Britannia Stadium last month

Question: 'They are a very physical team with good players,' Cazorla told @placeholder.


A former stockbroker nicknamed 'Britain's Schindler' after saving hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Prague was today awarded the Czech Republic's highest honour at the age of 105. Sir Nicholas Winton rescued more than 650 refugee children from certain death in concentration camps by transporting them to the UK on trains and finding them foster families. He received the Order of the White Lion from Czech president Milos Zeman, who had previously described him as 'an example of humanity, selflessness, personal courage and modesty'. Scroll down for video Tribute: Sir Nicholas Winton receives the Czech Republic's highest honour during a ceremony at Prague Castle after saving hundreds of Jewish children from Nazi-occupied Prague on the eve of World War Two
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Sir Nicholas Winton rescued 650 refugees on Czech 'Kindertransport' trains
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Arranged foster homes, permits and persuaded the Nazis to let them leave
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Presented with Order of the White Lion by the Czech president in Prague
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Sir Nicholas praised British families who gave the children new homes
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Former stockbroker felt proud to have 'made a difference to a lot of people'
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Believes world is more dangerous now, adding: 'We've made a mess of it'
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Including the offspring of those he saved, around 6,000 owe him their lives

Question: 'I thank the @placeholder people for making room for them to accept them,' he said.


FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida (CNN) -- Richard Barboza sits behind the steering wheel, patiently working a crossword puzzle. There's no rush. Time is one thing Barboza has plenty of. Richard Barboza, left, and John Nilsen are among those struggling in the current economic recession. It's just after sun-up. The streaks of light shimmer off the car windows. In the back of the Ford Explorer John Nilsen stirs. This is home. Clothes are kept in a suitcase. Food is wherever they can find it. "It's definitely not something that you ever see yourself being, homeless," Nilsen says. But homeless they have been for the past six weeks, ever since the money ran out and they were evicted from the Fort Lauderdale, Florida, apartment they shared. Nilsen had lost his job, and Barboza is waiting for disability checks to start arriving.
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Two men evicted from their apartment when their money ran out
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Home for the disabled pair is now an old Ford Explorer
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Men wait in line with other homeless people for free meals
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They say police often chase them off when they park their vehicle

Question: If they can get enough money together, @placeholder says they'd like to get out of Fort Lauderdale.

Question: @placeholder had been donating plasma twice a week, but now that he's homeless they can't use him anymore.


By Simon Tomlinson Young One Direction fans have been left 'inconsolable' after buying standing tickets for the band's hotly anticipated arena tour only to discover that under-12s must be seated. Parents have been treating their children to tickets for the group's concerts, but some have failed to read the small print which includes restrictions for the youngest fans. One of those is Lynsay Short who bought her eight-year-old daughter Ruby Lynn a Â£50 ticket to see the band at the Stadium of Light in Sunderland next month. 'Inconsolable': Eight-year-old Ruby Lynn is devastated after being bought standing tickets to see her idols One Direction on their arena tour only to learn that under-12s must be seated at their gigs
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Parents blast 'ridiculous' health and safety rules hidden in small print
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Ruby Lynn, 8, left 'inconsolable' after being bought a standing ticket
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Her mother says the regulations should have been made clearer
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Restrictions apply to all gigs on the band's UK-wide stadium tour

Question: Mrs @placeholder says is now desperately trying to sell her tickets online and says she cannot bear to attend the concert without her daughter.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- In a congratulatory letter to president-elect Barack Obama, French President Nicholas Sarkozy writes, "Your election raises in France, in Europe, and beyond throughout the world, immense hope." President-elect Barack Obama faces a litany of foreign policy problems when he takes office January 20. Similar statements from dozens of world leaders and images of people around the world celebrating his election make clear Barack Obama will enjoy a good deal of international goodwill when he takes office on January 20. Obama's election offers a monumental transformation of America's face to the world. Many see him as the epitome of the American dream. But his appeal is not solely based on the fact that he is black or that his middle name is Hussein or that his father was Kenyan or that he spent part of his childhood in Indonesia.
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Analysis: Many see Obama as the epitome of the American dream
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Analysis: Global excitement over Obama's election is also about Bush's exit
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Analysis: Obama faces complex foreign policy issues when he takes office
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Analysis: Americans will expect Obama to protect their interests first and foremost

Question: It is difficult to think of a @placeholder president who has come to power with a more complex and pressing web of domestic and international burdens.


(CNN)  -- Arturo Gatti, who was found dead in a Brazilian hotel room in suspicious circumstances, is revered by boxing fans for his trilogy of thrilling and brutal fights with Micky "Irish" Ward. Arturo Gatti fought to the limit of his endurance in many epic bouts. The Italian-born Canadian captured world titles at super featherweight and junior welterweight during his 16-year-professional career and also fought and lost to legends Oscar De La Hoya and Floyd Mayweather Jr. in big money matches. But his 2002 and 2003 bouts with Ward will always be remembered, and two of them won the "Fight of the Year" award given out by the prestigious Ring Magazine.
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Arturo Gatti was one of the most popular fighters of his generation
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Italian-born Canadian fought epic trilogy of bouts with Micky Ward
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Gatti also won world titles at two different weights in 16-year pro career

Question: The first two fights were over 10 rounds, with @placeholder losing the first and gaining revenge in a classic second bout.


(CNN) -- A video surfaces threatening the Winter Olympics. Russia's President vows the Games will be safe. Some U.S. lawmakers warn that they won't be. One thing was clear as debate over the situation surged on Sunday: security is a top concern, less than three weeks away from the competition. "It's a very serious fear," Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, told CNN's State of the Union Sunday. Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that the Games, like any high-profile event, could be a target for terrorists. But, he said, Russia has a "perfect understanding" of the threat and how to stop it.
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NEW: U.S. lawmakers say they're concerned about security at the Olympics
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A video on a well-known Jihadi website threatens the Winter Olympic Games
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Russia will do its utmost to keep Sochi visitors safe, says President Vladimir Putin

Question: When it won the bid in 2007, @placeholder said the Winter Games would cost $12 billion, but the government's website now cites the total cost as 1.5 trillion rubles ($45 billion.)


Speculation continues to swirl around the potential involvement of violent video games in Adam Lanza's rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in December. The official investigation has yet to release its report, but consistent accounts indicate Lanza was an enthusiastic player of violent games. On Monday, CBS News raised eyebrows with a report citing unnamed law enforcement sources conjecturing that Lanza was motivated in part by violent video games as well as Norway shooter Anders Breivik. The investigating Connecticut police later said that's "all speculation." According to the Hartford Courant, we know that when the police searched Lanza's home after the shooting, they found thousands of dollars' worth of violent video games. We also know that Lanza's mom let him play games while she traveled.
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Consistent accounts indicate that Adam Lanza played a lot of violent video games
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Christopher J. Ferguson: There is no evidence linking video games to mass shootings
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Ferguson: Even if we can regulate violence in games, it wouldn't stop mass shooters

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Question: In the weeks since the @placeholder, Connecticut, massacre, there have been a host of high-profile crimes committed by older men.


Marjah, Afghanistan (CNN) -- The NATO operation aimed at tackling a Taliban stronghold in southern Afghanistan is making progress, officials say. Operation Moshtarak, in the southern city of Marjah, is going "very smooth" so far, U.S. Marine Corps Lt. Col. Mark Dietz told CNN Monday. He said the Marines had bypassed several lines of roadside bombs and were in the process of clearing the city "from the inside out." There has been some active combat, said CNN's Atia Abawi, who is embedded with U.S. Marines in Marjah. Watch Marines in action in Marjah The Taliban is "popping up in various parts of the city," Abawi said. "We went just a couple hundred meters outside of the position that we're usually based in -- we were under gunfire ourselves."
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NEW: Marines clearing Taliban's "last bastion" in area from inside out, spokesman says
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NEW: Anti-Taliban operation's progress is "very smooth," U.S. military says
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NEW: Five Afghan civilians killed in airstrike not connected to Operation Moshtarak
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Troops in Marjah recovered $8.7 million worth of raw opium, says embedded CNN reporter

Question: The @placeholder finances its activities in part through the illegal opium trade.

Question: The @placeholder has often inflated casualty figures in the past.


(CNN) -- An Illinois man is suing the Vatican and Pope Benedict XVI for allegedly covering up sexual abuse by a priest at a Catholic school in Wisconsin. The lawsuit demands the Vatican release the names of thousands of Catholic priests that the suit says have "credible allegations of sexual misconduct" against them. The alleged victim, who is now an adult, says he was molested by Father Lawrence Murphy while a student at St. John's School for the Deaf, according to the complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. "The defendant, [the] Holy See, has known about the widespread problem of childhood sexual abuse committed by its clergy for centuries, but has covered up that abuse and thereby perpetuated the abuse," the suit says.
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NEW: Priest, now deceased, is believed to have molested up to 200 boys, victims advocate says
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Suit alleges a cover-up involving the priest at a Wisconsin parochial school
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Pope Benedict XVI is named in suit that alleges cover-up of sexual abuse
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The lawsuit demands the Vatican release the names of thousands of Catholic priests

Question: Murphy, it says, was a "top fundraiser and recruiter" for the church and the "Holy See wanted to retain @placeholder's services."


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:50 EST, 6 August 2012 | UPDATED: 23:10 EST, 6 August 2012 Selena Gomez has been banned from Facebook - but fans of the Disney actress need not launch into uproar just yet. For the unfortunate victim of the online ban is not Justin Bieber's girlfriend with a million-dollar film career - but an 18-year-old girl called Selena Miranda Gomez from New Mexico. When she tried to sign into Facebook last week, she was told via email that her account had been shut down because it was 'inauthentic'. Real deal: The Facebook account of Disney actress Selena Gomez. Unfortunately for one teenager with the same name, her account was shut down after she was dubbed an imposter
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Girl, 18, from New Mexico told she was 'inauthentic'

Question: She has asked @placeholder to reactivate her account but so far has had no response.


Manama, Bahrain (CNN) -- Bahrain's king ordered the release of a number of prisoners and closed cases against several Shia leaders accused of plotting against the kingdom, the country's state news agency said early Tuesday. King Hamad ibn Isa Al Khalifa named the leaders during a national unity speech last year, leading to the arrest of several of them and the exile of several others who were out of the country at the time. The announcement clears the way for the return of Hassan Mushaimaa, leader of Bahrain's largest opposition party, the Haq Movement. Mushaimaa said he planned to arrive in Manama Tuesday evening -- amid early speculation that he would be arrested.
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NEW: The decision means a self-exiled opposition leader won't be arrested when he returns Tuesday
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Bahrain had requested Interpol to help in arresting Mushaimaa in September
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Bahrain postpones Formula 1 race because of protests

Question: The mass protests planned for Tuesday in support of calls for political reforms and other concessions and coincided with @placeholder's return..

Question: A 20-year-old protester in @placeholder, who was shot in the head on Friday, has died, hospital sources said Monday.


(CNN) -- Marissa Mayer's appointment as Yahoo's next CEO has inspired a lot of feelings and opinions online. She's the Band-Aid on a bullet wound, a web giant's last hope, a difficult manager who'd run out of ways to move up, a feminist icon, a fresh start. One group that has dusted off its long dormant passion and put her in the "last hope" category is Flickr users, who are flooding Twitter with their rallying cry: "Dear Marissa Mayer, please make Flickr awesome again." They're expressing their opinion via the Internet's best bullhorns: a single-serving site with the URL dearmarissamayer.com and a #dearmarissamayer hashtag. The page is signed "The Internet," and the hashtag has been taking off on Twitter since this morning.
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Users ask Yahoo's new CEO to make Flickr awesome again
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Some feel the photo-sharing site has been neglected by Yahoo
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#dearmarissamayer was a trending topic on Tuesday

Question: Each has done something better than Flickr, such as making images truly social or improving the design, but none has replicated all the factors that made users love @placeholder.