By Lucy Buckland PUBLISHED: 05:32 EST, 22 January 2013 | UPDATED: 11:07 EST, 22 January 2013 Peter Andre has launched a scathing attack on ex-wife Katie Price's whirlwind third wedding, raging at friends: 'What kind of example does this set for our children?' In shocking new claims, it has emerged the Mysterious Girl singer only discovered former glamour model Katie, 34, had married stripper Kieran Hayler, after a six week romance, by reading it online. It was reportedly a distressing blow to Andre, 39, who was looking after the couple's children, Princess, five, and Junior, seven, at the time and had 'no idea what to tell them'.
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Explosive fall-out from Katie Price's Christmas marriage to Kieran Hayler
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Pete fears for the influence over their children, raging to pals: 'What does this say to Princess?'
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Katie is rumoured to be 'desperate for more children' but has denied telling friends she is 'already pregnant and expecting twins'
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Sources report Pete said: 'I wish she would act her age, not her boyfriend's age'
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Jodie Marsh claims Kieran was 'obsessed' with her
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Katie hits back late on Tuesday, saying: ' I won't do is get dragged into a tit for tat argument with Pete about the children'
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She adds: ' I wish Pete nothing but love and luck with his relationship with Emily, who seems delightful'

Question: In claims which will devastate @placeholder bodybuilder Jodie Marsh has revealed Kieran Hayler pursued her on twitter.

Question: The messages began ten months ago, when @placeholder sent Jodie snaps of himself in his underwear adding he wanted to help her out with her fitness range.

Question: @placeholder is a good father - everyone knows he loves our Children.


Allan McGregor saved an early penalty to help earn Hull a point in what must rate as one of the lowest quality games of this Premier League season so far - but Hull have nonetheless fallen into the relegation zone despite getting something from the game. Their failure to win, combined with QPR beating Burnley, means they drop a place and into the bottom three. West Brom, who were if anything even less threatening than Hull, remain very much in trouble. It wouldn’t be harsh on either to club to say they’ve been poor this season and are both in serious danger of a season-long relegation scrap. So the prospect of brilliant entertainment was always remote between teams low on confidence and in fear of getting dragged into the drop zone.
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West Brom's Graham Dorrans misses penalty in the eighth minute
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Allan McGregor saved Dorrans' attempt to keep his side in the game
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Penalty was awarded after Victor Anichebe was tripped in the box by Jake Livermore
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Abel Hernandez returned to Hull squad after missing two matches on paternity leave in Uruguay
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Hull drop down into relegation zone after QPR's victory at Burnley

Question: Hull increasingly took the game to @placeholder, finally finding some urgency.


By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 07:51 EST, 31 October 2012 | UPDATED: 07:51 EST, 31 October 2012 Cyber-security experts turned the tables on an alleged hacker by using his own malware to film him through his own laptop webcam. Specialists from Georgia's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-Georgia) tricked a man they claim has been targeting their networks by hiding the virus inside a file titled 'Georgian-Nato Agreement'. After the attacker stole that archive from an infected PC in their lab, they were able to seize control of his computer and capture video of him at work. 'Hacker': This is the picture of the alleged cyber-attacker captured by Georgian security experts after they took control of malware on their systems and infected his computer with it
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Georgian experts were investigating botnet that infected their computers
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Infection spread to government agencies and NGOs in several countries
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In a comprehensive report they link hack attacks to Russian intelligence

Question: @placeholder has long been suspected as behind a string of cyber attacks on Georgian targets.


Where there’s 'Smoke' there’s OJ. The 66-year-old disgraced gridiron great has hired himself a fellow felon - Willie Hartwell, aka Smoke - to protect him in prison. OJ has been worried about attacks from aggressive inmates at the Lovelock Correctional Center in Nevada, where he has been incarcerated since 2008. He fears there are prisoners who want to make a name for themselves by hurting 'The Juice,' especially on the eve of the 20th anniversary of the brutal murders of his ex-wife Nicole and her friend Ron Goldman. 'He found the biggest guy who is in great shape and willing to fend off the bullies to help OJ out -- but, of course, it comes at a price,' a close friend revealed.
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OJ Simpson, 66, incarcerated at medium security Lovelock Correctional Center, is afraid prisoners out to make a name for themselves are gunning for him
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He's already been attacked twice, according to Ron Goldman's father Fred, who likes to keep tabs on OJ
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OJ tapped convict Willie 'Smoke" Hartwell to be his bodyguard. He's six feet tall and weighs 180
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Smoke gets paid in snacks, toiletries and magazines from the commissary. OJ has a fat prison bank account is no longer in shipshape.
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He is overweight and has high blood pressure and diabetes

Question: 'So a younger guy could take OJ down with very little effort and some of them want to be the one to literally bring @placeholder to his knees before he can get out of there in a few year,' the friend continued.


Missing: Agnese Klavina, the girlfriend of a British businessman, is pictured partying at the Aqwa Mist nightclub in the Spanish resort of Puerto Banus shortly before she went missing in September Two British men have been arrested over the mystery disappearance of a London businessman's girlfriend last seen three months ago at a Spanish nightclub popular with celebrities. Agnese Klavina, 30, vanished after a night out at glitzy Puerto Banus nightclub Aqwa Mist, a Premiership footballers' favourite and the venue for a packed Chris Brown concert this summer. Her anguished family, friends and boyfriend Michael Millis, a former owner of west London club Westbourne Studios, are planning to travel to Spain soon to make a new appeal for information on her whereabouts.
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Agnese Klavina, 30, vanished after a night out in a resort near Marbella
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Latvian-born waitress last seen on CCTV leaving nightclub with two men
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Her clothes and bank cards were still at nearby flat where she was staying
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Three  men in total arrested on suspicion of her 'illegal detention'
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Her boyfriend Michael Millis said: 'There are days when I fear the worst'

Question: @placeholder-based Mr Millis, 38, admitted last night: 'We are very, very concerned.


The National Basketball Association is one of the pre-eminent sport Leagues in the world and every Thursday, Bleacher Report will bring you a round-up of all the action on and off court Stateside. Newsmaker Brandan Wright. Less than a month after the Celtics acquired the veteran forward from Dallas in the Rajon Rondo trade, the team moved him on to the Phoenix Suns. 'The Boston Celtics have acquired a future conditional Minnesota first-round pick and a trade exception from the Phoenix Suns in exchange for forward/center Brandan Wright,' the team stated on its website. He's an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season, and with Boston in rebuilding mode, the team was better off dealing the 27-year-old than letting him leave in the offseason for nothing. Between his time with the Celtics and Dallas Mavericks, the 27-year-old was averaging 7.5 points, 3.6 rebounds and 1.3 blocks a game.
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Brandan Wright was traded by the Boston Celtics to the Phoenix Suns
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Brooklyn's Kevin Garnett ejected from game against Houston for headbutt
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Milwaukee Bucks host a London night before heading to England
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Russian giant Timofey Mozgov joined Cleveland Cavaliers

Question: @placeholder ended his long stay in Boston, where he won the NBA title in 2008, to join the Dallas Mavericks


Los Angeles (CNN) -- The family of Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan who was severely beaten at Dodger Stadium, filed a civil lawsuit Tuesday claiming faulty security measures and defective facilities contributed to his attack, court officials said. The lawsuit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, names the Los Angeles Dodgers Corporation and its owner, Frank McCourt, as defendants. The suit lists Stow's parents, Elizabeth Ann Stow and David Edward Stow, as plaintiffs on behalf of his two minor children, Tyler and Tabitha Stow, according to court spokeswoman Elizabeth Diaz. "It is unfortunate that such a storied and well respected baseball club such as the Los Angeles Dodgers has been made to suffer due to the cutbacks and mismanagement by its owner Frank McCourt and his various corporate entities," the lawsuit says.
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NEW: A lawsuit cites alleged security cutbacks and lapses at Dodger Stadium
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NEW: Giants fan Bryan Stow was harassed and taunted during the game, the suit says
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Stow was severely beaten after the game in a parking-lot attack
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He remains hospitalized after being in a medically induced coma

Question: The complaint alleges that cutbacks led to a major downsizing of security as a cost-saving measure due to @placeholder's personal family problems and to" fund his lavish lifestyle."

Question: In the lot, two men confronted Stow and -- unprovoked -- began kicking and punching him while yelling profanities about the @placeholder, police said.


The 32-year-old son of actor and kung fu star Jackie Chan has been arrested in Beijing on drugs charges, as authorities clamp down on celebrity offenders. Police say they detained Jaycee Chan, who is originally from Hong Kong and also an actor, as well as Kai Ko, a 23-year-old Taiwanese actor, during a raid on Thursday in Dongcheng district, the city's commercial and cultural center, state media, citing Beijing police, said Tuesday. Both men tested positive for marijuana. Police later found more than 100 grams of the drug after searching Chan's apartment. He was also accused of "hosting others to take drugs," the state-run China Daily said. He could face three years in jail under Chinese law.
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Jaycee Chan, from Hong Kong, and Taiwanese actor Kai Ko tested positive for marijuana
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Police found more than 100 grams at Chan's Beijing apartment
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Beijing authorities have been clamping down on drug use, especially among celebrities
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Jackie Chan has been an anti-drugs campaigner in China

Question: State broadcaster CCTV aired footage of Chan, his face blurred, showing police where the drugs were hidden at his home, while @placeholder was shown making a tearful apology.


MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- Police think it started with a dispute over an ex-girlfriend. Threats were made on social networking sites and via text messages. The suspects, clockwise from top left are: Lernio Colin, Angel Cruz, Peter MacDonald and Christopher Harter. A murder plot was hatched and, police say, in the early hours of last Saturday morning, a Florida man was gunned down in his car. But the suspects apparently killed  the wrong man. Now four men are in custody, and will face charges of first degree premeditated murder and two counts of attempted murder. The four are Angel Cruz, 23; his brother from Oregon, Christopher Harter, 29; Peter MacDonald, 18; and Lernio Colin, 20. They have all appeared before a judge in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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Henry Mancilla, 24, shot to death as he sat in his car with two others
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One of the other men was the target, police say
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Threats exchanged over the Internet, and murder plot was hatched, police say
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Four men in custody; police executing search warrants

Question: @placeholder was in the wrong place at the wrong time, and he ended up the victim," said Mike Jachles.


David Cameron is preparing to issue a personal apologise to the Queen after he was caught boasting she had ‘purred down the line’ when he called to tell her Scotland had rejected independence. The Prime Minister was said to be ‘deeply embarrassed’ last night after he was inadvertently caught on camera discussing the Queen’s reaction to last week’s referendum. His comments were blasted by Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond, who led the campaign for independence, as 'absolutely pathetic'. Scroll down for video In an extraordinary sequence, David Cameron was today heard talking about the moment he rang the Queen at Balmoral to give her the news about the vote
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Prime Minister heard making indiscreet comments about the head of state
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Was talking to former New York mayor Michael Bloomberg on walkabout
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Revealed the moment he called the Queen at Balmoral to give her result
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Salmond called PM's comments 'absolutely pathetic'
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55% of people in Scotland voted against independence last week
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But just 10 days earlier, a poll put the yes campaign ahead on 51%
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Cameron says he wants to 'sue' pollsters who gave him 'stomach ulcers'
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Buckingham Palace says it never comments on a 'private conversations'

Question: The blunder came after Mr Bloomberg congratulated Mr @placeholder over the outcome of the referendum.


Sam Allardyce branded Louis van Gaal’s side ‘Long-ball United’ after West Ham were denied victory by a late goal. Daley Blind snatched a point in second-half stoppage time after Manchester United resorted to pumping long balls up the pitch and into West Ham’s penalty area. They were trailing to Cheikhou Kouyate’s strike until right at the death when Carl Jenkinson misguided a headed clearance into Blind’s path. West Ham manager Sam Allardyce took a swipe at his opponents Manchester United for 'long ball' tactics Manchester United boss Louis van Gaal congratulates Daley Blind after his late equaliser at Upton Park
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West Ham drew 1-1 with Manchester United at Upton Park
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Cheikhou Kouyate put the Hammers ahead with a fine volley
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Daley Blind scored a 93rd minute equaliser for Louis van Gaal's side
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Luke Shaw was sent off for Manchester United after two bookings

Question: ‘Restricting @placeholder to such little and stifling them going forward was fantastic and I thought we deserved a 2-0 nil lead but sadly we couldn’t grab a famous victory.'


By Peter Hayter PUBLISHED: 02:00 EST, 28 December 2013 | UPDATED: 15:44 EST, 28 December 2013 Of all the images England’s suffering supporters will take home from the loss of the Ashes Down Under, the sight of Ian Bell dragging himself from the pitch at the Melbourne Cricket Ground carrying his bat upside down might just turn out to be the one that survives the longest. In the English summer series, Bell was the batting rock on which England built their 3-0 win, with 562 runs, including three hundreds at Trent Bridge, Lord’s and the Riverside: brilliant, confident and consistent performances which team-mates and opponents alike understood might have papered over a variety of cracks.
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England facing humiliating series whitewash after another batting collapse
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Alastair Cook the only batsman to pass 50, Kevin Pietersen scored 49
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Tourists lost last five wickets for just six runs in below-par total of 179
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Australia were 30-0 at stumps and need another 201 for victory on day four

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(CNN) -- It was supposed to have been over in a few days. World powers would go in with fighter jets and the world's most sophisticated precision-guided weapons to render Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi powerless. But that's not the way things happened. As NATO's airstrikes crossed the 100-day mark, analysts blamed a host of faulty assumptions, including success based solely on surgical airstrikes, for a protracted war that some fear could drag on for more months. "It's absolutely wrong to think that an air campaign can win this," said Andrew McGregor of the Jamestown Foundation and director of Aberfoyle International Security, a Toronto-based agency specializing in security issues related to the Islamic world.
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An air war alone is not enough, say some analysts
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But without ground troops, what is the end game?
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Some fear a protracted war that could go on for months
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A Libyan analyst says self-determination is key

Question: Western powers believed that with a little help, @placeholder could be freed from totalitarian rule.


By Wills Robinson for MailOnline Police arrested two men following clashes in Sheffield which were sparked by men holding up a flag allegedly linked to Islamic extremism. The group were said to have been carrying a black and white standard - versions of which are sometimes used by the Islamic State - during a demonstration against the conflict in Gaza on Saturday. Members of the Kurdish community are then said to have approached the men, who were reportedly of Pakistani-origin, before ripping up the flag. Scroll down for video Intervention: Footage recorded after the confrontation shows police speaking to protesters during the demonstration in Sheffield on Saturday
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Group were said to have been holding flag during protest in Sheffield
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Sparked an angry confrontation with members of the Kurdish community
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They believed the standard was linked to ISIS and the Islamic State
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Mobile phone footage shows police lining the streets following the incident

Question: 'The @placeholder demonstrators were adamant that no offence was meant.


By Rob Waugh PUBLISHED: 09:43 EST, 27 April 2012 | UPDATED: 09:44 EST, 27 April 2012 Samsung posted net profits of 5.04 trillion won - $4.44 billion - US dollars for the first quarter of 2012, up 81.3 percent from 2.78 trillion won a year earlier Samsung sold 20,000 of its Galaxy handsets every hour during the months from January to Match - outselling Apple's iPhone by 44.5 million to 35.1 million. One in four phones sold is now a Samsung - putting the electronics giant ahead of Nokia for the first  time. The sales catapulted the Korean giant to a record $5.2 billion quarterly profit.
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Samsung sells 44.5 million smartphones - Apple sells 35.1 million iPhones
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Analyst warns Apple will continue to rise for two years, then will 'decelerate' without Jobs
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Samsung overtakes Nokia as world's largest mobile company after 14 years
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From January to March, one in four phones sold on Earth was  a Samsung

Question: Analysts warned that the battle for domination of the lucrative smartphone market was becoming a 'two-horse race' between @placeholder and Samsung


(EW.com) -- At the end of last season on "The Big Bang Theory," Sheldon finally had to cope with not getting what he wanted in his career. That's not a problem Jim Parsons is dealing with these days. In addition to his two Emmy nominations—one for playing Sheldon Cooper, the other for Tommy Boatwright in the gut-wrenching HBO movie "The Normal Heart"—Parsons' salary for "Big Bang" skyrocketed from $350,000 per episode to $1 million after a contract dispute that pushed back production on the eighth season. After a week-long delay, production began on Aug. 6. Parsons sees the whole brouhaha as a simple issue. "I always thought everything would be worked out by the start date [July 30]," he tells EW. "When it wasn't, it certainly wasn't a good feeling, but there was absolutely no getting around the fact that everything had to be dealt with and finished before we could get back." He says reports of the dispute were overblown. "You see the word 'strike'—'They're walking out! '—but there was nothing to walk out from," he says with a laugh. "That's always hard, because part of you wants to explain to people what's really going on. 'Don't worry, we're not leaving, we want to do the show.'"
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Parsons has been nominated for his show and "The Normal Heart"
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He said he thought contract dispute would be worked out
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Parsons feels good about his Emmy nominations

Question: As for his nomination for "@placeholder," "I would be lying if I said it didn't feel really good to know that people had seen and thought it was also good work, because again, it is such a different ball of wax from the life of Sheldon."


Barcelona have sacked sporting director Andoni Zubizarreta, while club legend Carles Puyol has also left his position at the Spanish giants. Puyol was operating as Zubizarreta's assistant, but announced he had terminated his working contract at the club in the wake of Zubizarreta's sacking on Monday. The club will now discuss the future of coach Luis Enrique at an emergency board meeting on Wednesday. VIDEO Scroll down to see five star Neymar scoring for fun in Barcelona training Andoni Zubizarreta unveils Luis Suarez in August after he completed his £75million transfer from Liverpool Barcelona legend Carles Puyol has also left the club, terminating his working contract on Monday
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Andoni Zubizarreta criticised for Barcelona's seven summer signings
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Club splashed out £75million to bring in Luis Suarez from Liverpool
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Thomas Vermaelen signed from Arsenal but has not played due to injury
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Former Barcelona and Spain goalkeeper sacked by Nou Camp club
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Soon after, club legend Carles Puyol announced his departure
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In a statement, the former defender said he has terminated his contract
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He says he 'would like to experience other things in different surroundings'

Question: Zubizarreta (right) at @placeholder's unveiling at Barcelona in June 2013.


(CNN) -- In "Street Kings," Keanu Reeves' bad-boy cop Tom Ludlow may not play by the rules, but the film sure does. Keanu Reeves, second from left, and Forest Whitaker are shifty cops in "Street Kings." The movie is textbook Cop Noir. Directed by David Ayer, who wrote "Training Day" and directed "Harsh Times," from a script that originated with "L.A. Confidential" novelist James Ellroy, it's a story both men have told before and will doubtless return to again. Too bad that story -- the one about the constant struggle with an impure world, betrayal, disillusionment, retribution, all that jazz -- isn't told with much originality this time around.
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"Street Kings" has been done better before, says CNN.com's Tom Charity
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Movie stars Keanu Reeves as rogue cop who finds self in awkward position
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Film is adequate, but no surprises for those who've seen "Training Day"

Question: In his field the bad guys are easy to spot, and if @placeholder has to get his hands dirty, well, then he'll be careful to wipe away the residue before he calls it in.


(CNN) -- Mainz made it seven wins out of seven in the Bundesliga on Saturday as they overcame 10-man Hoffenheim 4-2 at the Stadion am Bruchweg. The win equals the record -- held by Kaisterslautern and Bayern Munich -- for most wins at the start of a Bundesliga season. Tunisia striker Sami Allagui opened the scoring for Mainz after just two minutes. Hoffenheim hit back before half time with a strike from Demba Ba, but Hungarian striker Adam Szalai restored the home side's lead two minutes into the second half. Midfielder Lewis Holtby added a third before 19-year-old striker Andre Schuerrle added a fourth from the penalty spot after Josip Simunic was shown a red card for bringing down Holtby in the 73rd minute.
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Mainz their 100 percent record in the Bundesliga with a 4-2 defeat of Hoffenheim
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Mainz need one more win to secure record for most wins at start of Bundesliga season
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Wolfsburg held to a 1-1 draw with Moenchengladbach; Hamburg beat Kaiserslautern 2-1

Question: @placeholder, who beat Bayern Munich 2-1 last week, face Hamburg in their next Bundesliga fixture and will be hoping to create Bundesliga history by claiming their eighth straight win.


Seoul (CNN) -- Amid the war of words and escalating threats emanating from north of the border, for many in South Korea the focus has been on the annual cherry blossom season. For South Koreans, the arrival of spring guarantees a few things, even in times when headlines echo the threats of conflict: hard-core hikers out in droves, fresh produce in the markets and trees up and down the peninsula blossoming into great swaths of soft pinks and yellows. Springtime is famed as cherry blossom season and greatly anticipated in a number of cities and towns across South Korea. Most notable among celebration cities is Jinhae, located a short bus ride outside of Busan along the southeast coast. Here, the annual Jinhae Cherry Blossom Festival commemorates the season's ephemeral beauty.
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More than one million flock to festival
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Jinhae has some 340,000 cherry trees
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Season ends soon, lasts longer further north

Question: An estimated 340,000 cherry trees line @placeholder's streets, rivers and train tracks, and dot surrounding mountainsides.


By Ryan Gorman A father still grieving over the death of his daughter last year in a car accident received a letter addressed to ‘daughter killed in car crash.’ Mike Seay, of suburban Chicago, received the shocking letter Thursday from OfficeMax. The insensitive addressee was on the second line, under his name. Daughter Ashley Seay, 17, died along with a friend when she lost control of her SUV last April and it slammed into a tree, according to NBC Chicago. Horrifying: Mike Seay received this letter addressed to 'daughter killed in car crash' The devastated father told the station he thinks about his daughter ’10,000 times a day,’ and wanted to know why the office supply chain had such personal information.
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Mike Seay received the disturbing letter this week
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His daughter Ashley died in a car wreck last April
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OfficeMax blamed a third-party vendor for the mix-up, but did not name it

Question: A subsequent follow-up by @placeholder led to OfficeMax blaming the disturbing mailing on a ‘third-party mailing list provider.’


JERUSALEM (CNN)  -- Israel's new hard-line foreign minister immediately distanced himself Wednesday from the 2007 relaunch of peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians adopted by his predecessor, Tzipi Livni. Avigdor Lieberman's remarks come amid concerns about the new Israeli government's view of the peace process. Avigdor Lieberman, leader of the far-right Yisrael Beytenu movement, said the Annapolis agreement was never adopted by Israel's government and is not binding. He said Israel is bound to follow the "road map" process, started earlier this decade. The road map, put together by the Mideast Quartet -- composed of the European Union, Russia, the United Nations and the United States -- calls on Israel to stop settlement building and Palestinians to stop terrorism.
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Israel is bound to follow "road map" process instead, he says
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Annapolis Peace Conference deal isn't binding, Lieberman says
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State Department says U.S. stands by Annapolis talks
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Palestinian officials skeptical of new government's views on peace process

Question: Yisrael Beytenu, which had a successful showing in recent elections and has become a major power in @placeholder party politics, is a beneficiary of that right-wing trend.


By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 10:41 EST, 28 February 2013 | UPDATED: 14:55 EST, 28 February 2013 Convicted fraudster and Astor heir Anthony Marshall stunned distinguished guests at a lavish party for proposed cruise ship Titanic II on Tuesday after he turned up wearing an heirloom recovered from a relative's body on the doomed voyage and bragged about selling it for $1million. Marshall, 88, has been outcast by New York society since he was convicted of conning his philanthropist mother Brooke Astor out of $60 million in 2009. He and wife Charlene have kept to a frugal life of solitude ever since and are rarely seen in public.
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Anthony Marshall, 88, the son of philanthropist Brooke Astor, bragged about the family heirloom at Titanic II event in Manhattan
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Marshall convicted of defrauding mother of $60m in 2009 and leaving her

Question: He passed it to his son @placeholder who is now believed to want to sell it


The parents of James Foley are speaking out about how they feel the Obama administration handled their son's situation in the aftermath of his very public and very violent beheading at the hands of ISIS. Diane and John Foley have said in an interview that they don't believe the White House was very good about communicating with them, and were not as concerned as they should have been about their son. 'We didn't feel Jim was a priority, even though we were told that from the very beginning that he was and just to trust that everything was being done,' said Mrs. Foley.
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Diane and John Foley are saying that they don't believe the White House was good about communicating with them when their son was kidnapped
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James Foley was taken in Syria in November 2012 and then beheaded by ISIS in August of last year
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'We didn't feel Jim was a priority, even though we were told that from the very beginning that he was and just to trust that everything was being done,' said Mrs. Foley

Question: 'It's as tough as anything that I do -- having conversations with parents who understandably want, by any means necessary, for their children to be safe,' said @placeholder in a speech this week.


(CNN) -- Usain Bolt made a winning return to the track after his Olympic heroics with an easy victory over 200 meters at the Diamond League meeting in Lausanne Thursday. Bolt charged clear to claim a meeting record 19.58 seconds, outside of his world record of 19.19 seconds, but the Jamaican superstar had ruled out breaking that mark before the event in Switzerland. Bolt took three gold medals in London, relegating teammate Yohan Blake to second place in both the 100 and 200 sprints before Jamaica's stunning world record win in the sprint relay. After coming home ahead of Dutchman Churandy Martina and compatriot Nickel Ashmeade, Bolt told BBC Sport that he was satisfied with his post-Games effort.
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Usain Bolt wins 200m at Diamond League meeting in Lausanne
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Teammate Yohan Blake takes 100m in scintillating 9.69 seconds
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Carmelita Jeter of U.S. wins women's 100m in 10.86 seconds
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Qatar's Mutaz Essa Bashim on top in men's high jump with 2.39 clearance

Question: His training partner @placeholder also returned to action with a brilliant victory in the earlier 100m in 9.69 seconds.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:49 EST, 28 February 2014 | UPDATED: 11:40 EST, 28 February 2014 An ‘eccentric’ hotelier has hit back after a scathing online reviewer who claims she ruined his romantic Valentine weekend wrote: ‘Basil Fawlty is the perfect host compared to this place’ Shirley Bothroyd, who worked as a top London barrister before taking over the seafront Bay Hotel in Teignmouth, Devon, a few months ago, dismissed large chunks of the review as exaggerated or not true - but conceded that about 50 per cent of it could be accurate.
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Reviewer claims romantic Valentine's weekend was ruined by drunken owner
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Teignmouth hotel owned by top London barrister Shirley Bothroyd
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Review describes her as ‘intoxicated, loud and swearing like a trooper’
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Proprietor claims she is ‘eccentric, extroverted and loud, even when sober’

Question: It goes on to say: "@placeholder's style is direct and down to earth.


By Laurie Whitwell PUBLISHED: 10:29 EST, 30 December 2013 | UPDATED: 12:42 EST, 30 December 2013 Should Nicolas Anelka be banned for goal celebration? Nicolas Anelka has vowed not to repeat his controversial 'quenelle' goal celebration after West Brom demanded he explain his actions at West Ham on Saturday. Anelka celebrated a goal by touching a shoulder with one hand, keeping the other arm pointed downwards, in a gesture that is said to be an inverted Nazi salute. The striker said after the match that the action was a tribute to his friend, French comedian Dieudonne M'bala M'bala, and insisted that he did not mean to cause any offence.
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Anelka sparked controversy with celebration against West Ham
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Gesture is said to be an inverted Nazi salute
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Frenchman Anelka insists it was a dedication to a friend
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He faces a minimum five-game ban as the FA investigate

Question: a process which will remain confidential between the club and @placeholder.


Andy Murray will be recommended for a knighthood for ending Britain’s 77-year wait for a Wimbledon men’s title, it emerged last night. Downing Street sources indicated that the Government would pass his name to the Honours Committee because he had matched the achievement of cyclist Bradley Wiggins, who was knighted for winning the Tour de France – Britain’s first victory in the event’s 100-year history. As it emerged the Queen had sent a private message of congratulations to the triumphant Scot, David Cameron further fuelled speculation Murray would be awarded a knighthood with the remark: 'I can't think of anyone who deserves one more.'
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Sources say triumphant Scot is set to be awarded prestigious title
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David Cameron and Nick Clegg are both keen tennis fans
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PM 'can't think of anyone' who deserves knighthood more than Murray
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Bradley Wiggins knighted for unprecedented British Tour de France win

Question: He said: ‘It was fantastic, it was an absolutely brilliant performance, an amazing day for @placeholder but also an incredible day for British tennis and for Britain.

Question: Prime Minister @placeholder was at the match and is believed to support plans to knight Murray


Santa Ana, California (CNN) -- A jury of eight women and four men on Thursday began deliberating the fate of two former Fullerton police officers in the beating death of a mentally ill homeless man. The beating of Kelly Thomas in a transit parking lot was recorded by security cameras on the night of July 5, 2011. The surveillance camera footage shows Thomas being beaten, clubbed, and stunned with a Taser by police. The video sparked a nationwide outcry. Former Deputy Manuel Ramos was charged with second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. A second former Fullerton officer, Jay Cicinelli, was charged with involuntary manslaughter and excessive use of force.
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Kelly Thomas, 37, died after being beaten by Fullerton Police Department officers
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Two former officers are on trial in his death
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Manuel Ramos is charged with second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter
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Jay Cicinelli is charged with involuntary manslaughter and use of excessive force

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Jamie Carragher could not contain his laughter during Sky Sports' Monday Night Football show when he was told Fabricio Coloccini was the favourite to replace Alan Pardew at Newcastle. Newcastle are on the lookout for a new boss following Pardew's move to Crystal Palace and captain Coloccini emerged as a surprise contender to take over the reins at St James' Park. The 32-year-old defender was, at the time, ahead of established managers Steve Bruce, Tony Pulis and Steve McClaren in the bookmakers' odds to replace Pardew. VIDEO Scroll down for Jamie Carragher bursting out in laughter over Coloccini rumour Newcastle defender Fabricio Coloccini is the bookmakers' favourite to replace Alan Pardew
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Fabricio Coloccini is the bookmakers' favourite to replace Alan Pardew
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Pardew will leave Newcastle to become the new manager of Crystal Palace
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Jamie Carragher chuckled at Coloccini being named the favourite
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John Carver and Steve Stone have been put in temporary charge of Newcastle for their next two games

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(CNN) -- A new chapter in the fast-food wars was created with Heinz hiring Bernardo Hees, former Burger King CEO, to lead its company. Despite a decades-long relationship, McDonald's terminated its contract with Heinz due to this hiring decision. While Heinz has not publicly addressed its reasons for naming Hees CEO, questions have been raised about the strategy behind recruiting him. Perhaps, given his fast-food experience, the plan was to have him turnaround a relationship that had been falling apart for several years. While many perceive the hiring of Hees as an abrupt end to the Heinz McDonald's relationship, it actually began souring during the 1973 tomato shortage.
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McDonald's terminated contract with Heinz after hiring former Burger King CEO
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Management expert Lee Salz says hiring former competitors is flawed strategy
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Ignore "industry experience" hiring practice, says Salz

Question: Within that same article, @placeholder announced new ketchup packaging that, while not specifically developed to lure McDonald's back, created hope that the door could be reopened.


(CNN) -- America's top defense officials left open the possibility of targeting ISIS fighters in Syria, saying during a news briefing Thursday that it was not enough to just hit the extremist group in Iraq. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and Gen. Martin Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, stopped short of calling for U.S. military action in eastern Syria, an ISIS stronghold. "Can they be defeated without addressing that part of the organization that resides in Syria? The answer is no," Dempsey said during the briefing at the Pentagon. Repeatedly pushed by reporters about whether that meant operations against ISIS in Syria, Hagel said, "We're looking at all options."
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ISIS is "a cancer" that can spread into Europe and the U.S., Sen. John McCain says
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"This is beyond anything we have seen," Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel says
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Dempsey says ISIS can't be defeated without addressing its presence in Syria
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U.S. Central Command has conducted 51 airstrikes near the Mosul Dam

Question: "We are grateful to the men and women of the @placeholder armed forces who have carried out these decisive attacks against the terrorist forces of ISIS," said a statement from the regional government.


Astronomers around the world have been training telescopes on an asteroid and returning images and data as it flies past Earth. At 4.20pm GMT (11.20am EST) asteroid 2004 BL86 made its closest approach to Earth at a distance 3.1 times greater than that of the moon - far too distant to be of any threat. Observers on Earth were able to view the asteroid with binoculars or a telescope  -and Nasa's high powered telescopes revealed it had its own moon. Scroll down for video The 20 individual images used in the movie were generated from data collected at Goldstone on Jan. 26, 2015. They show the primary body is approximately 1,100 feet (325 meters) across and has a small moon approximately 230 feet (70 meters) across.
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2004 BL86 made its closest approach to Earth at 4.20pm GMT (11.20am EST) today
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It will remain visible with binoculars or a telescope until tomorrow
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The asteroid passed about 3.1 times the distance of Earth to the moon
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New images suggest the asteroid is 980ft (300 metres) in size
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Astronomers will be hoping to study it as it passes Earth
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But novice stargazers can also view it near Jupiter with binoculars
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Observers in the Americas, Europe, and Africa have the best seats
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It will appear to move backwards in the night sky relative to other stars
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This will be the closest approach of an asteroid this size until 2027
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Nasa says it poses no threat to Earth 'for the foreseeable future'

Question: Despite the asteroid's two close visits then and now, it won't approach @placeholder again this closely for another 200 years.


(CNN) -- Ronnie Smith believed in three things: teaching, Libya and Jesus Christ. The 33-year-old educator from Austin, Texas, was gunned down Thursday as he went on a morning jog outside his home in the Libyan city of Benghazi. No one has claimed responsibility for the slaying. Libyan authorities have pledged to investigate the killing, the latest in a series of assassinations in some Libyan cities. There have been near-daily targeted killings in Benghazi and Derna, with the victims mainly security forces, activists and members of the judiciary. Smith's death is a reminder of how dangerous eastern Libya has become, awash in weapons and armed groups since the 2011 ouster and street-mob killing of dictator Moammar Gadhafi.
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Ronnie Smith was a deacon in his church in Austin, Texas
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He moved to Libya a year and a half ago and taught chemistry at International School Benghazi
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Gunmen killed the 33-year-old as he jogged outside his home in Benghazi

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Question: Lee said that Smith was not working as a missionary for the church in @placeholder but that the church does have missionary programs.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- China has struggled to contain ethnic tensions in the far northwest region of Xinjiang, recently launching a crackdown after a series of violent attacks left hundreds dead in recent months. But authorities think they may have found a new tonic to mend the cultural differences between the region's indigenous Uyghurs -- a mostly Muslim, Turkic-speaking group -- and China's dominant ethnic group, the Han Chinese. Her name is Ipal Khan. The wide-eyed Uyghur beauty is the protagonist of an upcoming cartoon based on the well-known tale of a girl from the city of Kashgar who captivated China's Qianlong Emperor with her good looks and sweet fragrance in the 18th century and became his concubine.
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New cartoon seeks to foster cultural understanding between ethnic groups in Xinjiang region
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"Princess Fragrant" is based on the tale of a Uyghur concubine who marries an emperor
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A symbol of national unity for Chinese, modern Uyghur interpretations portray her as a sex slave
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Animation seeks to be entertaining while fulfilling "political needs," director says

Question: "(The cartoon) is a re-understanding of the friendship between @placeholder and Uyghurs, which is especially significant to the re-education of the children and teaching them to accept different cultures."


The headline on the New York Post's cover Sunday about the kidnapping and killing of a Brooklyn man drew heavy criticism and left some calling for an apology from the newspaper known for being provocative. The cover featured a photo of Menachem Stark, 39, accompanied by the words, "Who didn't want him dead?" Stark was found dead in a trash bin Friday with several injuries to his body, Sgt. Lee Jones of the New York Police Department told CNN. Stark died of compression asphyxiation, which means someone or something pressed on his chest and lungs, suffocating him, a law enforcement source briefed on the investigation and autopsy told CNN Monday. There were also marks on his back consistent with him being tied up or otherwise restrained, the source said.
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Landlord Menachem Stark was suffocated, a law enforcement source says
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The New York Post's cover featured the headline "Who didn't want him dead?"
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The newspaper quotes disgruntled tenants and claims Stark owed city fines
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Family, Jewish community leaders are angry and hurt by the headline, article

Question: The @placeholder landlord was last seen on surveillance video on Thursday walking out of his office.


Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli authorities are investigating whether the attack that left an American woman dead and her friend injured was "nationalistic," a police spokesman said Monday, using a term for crimes in which a victim is targeted based on an Arab or Israeli background. American Kristine Luken died in the attack. Her body was found Sunday after Kay Susan Wilson, Luken's friend and co-worker at a Christian ministry, stumbled into a picnic area with her hands bound, bleeding from multiple stab wounds and asking for help. Wilson told authorities the two were hiking in a forest near Beit Shemesh, west of Jerusalem, when two men attacked them, tied them to a tree and stabbed them, according to police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld.
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NEW: Police confirm they are focusing on whether the attack was "nationalistic"
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NEW: The term is used when victims are targeted based on their Arab or Israeli background
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Kristine Luken was hiking with a friend and colleague from a Christian ministry
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Luken's friend survived the attack and summoned help

Question: Wilson told reporters from her hospital bed Sunday that one of the men was armed with a long serrated knife and that she believes they were @placeholder.


By Lucy Crossley Apology: Shop girl Elisha Ram, 23, was suspended from her work at Bentalls department store and forced to apologise after she called Chelsea star John Terry 'a pig' A shop assistant was suspended from work and forced to apologise after calling Chelsea defender John Terry 'a pig' and 'a disgrace'. Elisha Ram, 23, was working at a department store concession when the former England captain and his wife Toni walked in - and overheard her telling a colleague 'he is quite good looking in real life - but he's a pig.' A tearful Miss Ram said she was sorry, but the defender demanded to see her manager at Bentalls in Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, to complain about her conduct.
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Footballer and his wife Toni overheard comment made by Elisha Ram, 23
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When confronted, a tearful Miss Ram apologised to the Chelsea defender
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Terry demanded to see her manager at Bentalls in Kingston, Surrey
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She has been suspended from her job at the All Saints concession
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Claims she made comments after reading of star's alleged affair in 2010

Question: A spokesman from clothing company @placeholder said it was not the brand's policy to comment on matters relating to individual staff members.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The judge who sentenced Saddam Hussein to death has condemned the manner in which the notorious dictator was executed. Saddam Hussein was hanged after being found guilty for his role in the killing of 148 people in Dujail. "It was uncivilized and backward," said Chief Judge Raouf Abdul Rahman, who spoke to reporters on Tuesday as they awaited the start of the latest trial of ex-regime members. Hussein, a Sunni Muslim, was hanged for his role in the killings of 148 people in Dujail, a mostly Shiite town north of Baghdad, after a 1982 attempt to assassinate the then-Iraqi leader.
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Judge who sentenced Hussein to death condemns manner of execution
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Chief Judge Raouf Abdul Rahman calls hanging 'uncivilized and backward'
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Rahman decries public nature of execution during a religious holiday

Question: After Hussein was hanged, @placeholder witnesses danced around his body, chanting celebratory slogans.


By Fiona Macrae No more 'tinnies': The use of Australian slang, which was aided by Dame Edna Everage (pictured), is in decline in Britain, according to linguistic experts Hello possums! If you are enjoying a barbie with a few tinnies while wearing your sunnies, you are hopelessly out of date. Australian slang has fallen out of fashion, experts fear. They say that a new generation of Aussies is coining fewer words of their own and borrowing more from abroad. The decline of the backpacker also means that less of the lingo is making its way around the world. The warning comes from Tony Thorne, a linguist at Kings College London and author of the Dictionary of Contemporary Slang.
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Phrases like tinnies, barbies or sunnies are out of date, say linguistic experts
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Three new Australian phrases are in the Dictionary of Contemporary Slang
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Warning comes from the book's author Tony Thorne, from Kings College
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Selfie, however, is believed to have originated from Down Under

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ANCHORAGE, Alaska (CNN)  -- He's the man Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin affectionately calls her "first dude." Todd Palin, who grew up in Alaska, is a former oilfield worker and world-record holding snowmobile racer. Todd Palin was introduced to the nation at the Republican National Convention as a blue-collar oil worker, a laid-back father of five and a world-record-holding snowmobile racer. Todd and Sarah met in high school at a basketball game and eloped in 1988, six years after graduation. Todd grew up in Alaska and is part Eskimo. He's an avid outdoorsman and champion of the Iron Dog snowmobile race.
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Todd Palin grew up in Alaska, is part Eskimo and a champion snowmobile racer
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He met Sarah Palin during high school and eloped in 1998; They have five children
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Palin, his wife's closest adviser, was copied on hundreds of state e-mails
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Campaign claims spousal privilege, says "role has not been inappropriate"

Question: The campaign also confirms that Todd Palin has taken two trips with state commissioners to survey @placeholder mines and one to survey part of the proposed route for a natural gas pipeline, his wife's top goal.


(CNN) -- Five-time Wimbledon winner Bjorn Borg has backed world number three Roger Federer to emerge victorious this year. Borg, who won 15 majors between 1974 and 1981, is confident the six-time champion can overcome holder Rafael Nadal, in-form Serb Novak Djokovic and fourth seed Andy Murray at the All England Club tournament. The Swede cited Federer's form during the recent French Open at Roland Garros, where the Swiss lost to the Spaniard Nadal in the final, as the reason behind his prediction. "I pick Federer because the way he played the French Open. I have never seen Roger play better clay court tennis than he did in Paris.
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Bjorn Borg has backed six-time Wimbledon champion Roger Federer to win 2011 event
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CNN Open Court presenter Pat Cash has backed world number one Rafael Nadal
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Three-time winner Boris Becker believes any of the top four players could triumph

Question: I think all four players (Nadal, Djokovic, @placeholder and Murray) have got a great chance, all four top players.

Question: "But if I had to say one I'd have to say the number one player in the world who has just won the @placeholder, Nadal."


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 04:35 EST, 13 August 2013 | UPDATED: 08:09 EST, 13 August 2013 Sibling rivalries can be intense at the best of times. But its doubtful that they get quite as competitive as that between Dutch brothers Tobias and Jamiro Mathijsen. After returning from a holiday in Italy last week, Jamiro was left stunned to discover his older brother Tobias had appeared to tilt his bedroom 90 degrees. Scroll down for video Normal: The rivalry between two Dutch brothers resulted in Tobias Mathijsen tilting his brother's bedroom 90 degrees. Tobias had already turned his Jamiro's room pink. This is how it originally looked
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Jamiro Mathijsen returned from holiday to find room completely different
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His brother Tobias completely altered it to make it appear it had been tiled
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Bed, guitar and other items all placed on a wall
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Was the latest practical joke between the two brothers

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SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- It broadcasts only three hours a day. Its on-air reporters use fake names. And its operators don't know for sure whether their target audience is listening. Kim Seong Min, the founder of Free North Korea Radio, broadcasting from Seoul. Free North Korea Radio, based in Seoul, South Korea, broadcasts news of the outside world across the border. It's illegal for North Koreans to listen to anything other than state-run radio, and all legal radios are fixed so they can play only channels approved by the government. But the founder of Free North Korea Radio, Kim Seong Min, believes that more and more North Koreans are secretly tuning in.
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Free North Korea Radio broadcasts news across the border from South Korea
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Station's founder is former North Korean soldier who defected
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Broadcasts are funded partly by South Korean citizens and by U.S.

Question: Kim believes the @placeholder try to jam their radio signal into North Korea, and says the North Koreans have called him a traitor.


(CNN) -- The head of world football's global governing body has criticized Italian soccer for not cracking down hard enough on a team whose fans racially abused an opposition player. Sunday's goalless draw between AC Milan and Roma at the San Siro stadium was brought to a halt for several minutes after visiting fans directed abuse at home striker Mario Balotelli. The Italian Federation fined Roma $65,000, which prompted a forthright response from Blatter. "What is surprising and is not understandable for me, is that the disciplinary committee of the Italian Football Federation has taken a decision, not even 24 hours after the event, by just imposing a fine," Blatter told FIFA's official website.
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Fifa chief Sepp Blatter criticizes Italian soccer for "unacceptable" racism punishment
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Italian Federation fined Roma $65,000
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AC Milan and Roma game halted for several minutes after visiting fans directed abuse at Mario Balotelli.

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The heart-stopping moment of the devastating explosion in West, Texas, was captured on video by a man close by, one of several videos displaying the sheer terror from the blast. The blast at a fertilizer plant at 7:50pm local time on Wednesday has left as many 15 people dead, hundreds injured and caused a nursing home to collapse, trapping residents inside. A resident in the small Texas town, Derrick Hurtt, had parked his car to observe the fire at the plant earlier in the night and was filming the structure as it was engulfed in flames. Suddenly, something sparked a massive blast, causing flames to shoot into the sky, rocking the family's car as the terrified father and his 12-year-old daughter Khloey tried to scramble to safety.
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Blast at a fertilizer plant is believed to have left dozens of people dead
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Derrick Hurtt and his daughter Khloey, 12, can be heard racing for safety on audio clip
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As many as 15 people dead and another 160 injured
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Students organize blood drive for local medical centers

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(CNN) -- The stars seem to be aligning for immigration reform. The election of 2012 scared many Republicans into thinking that their increasingly hardline stance on immigration is cutting against big demographic changes. These Republicans fear that they might risk writing themselves off for decades to come, if the GOP loses a vital part of the electorate to Democrats. A growing number of prominent Republicans are coming out in favor of a liberalized immigration policy, including the tea party darlings Sens. Rand Paul and Marco Rubio. During a recent speech to the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Paul said that "immigration reform will not occur until conservative Republicans, like myself, become part of the solution." Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York announced that an eight-person bipartisan group will soon reach a deal to move forward in the Senate.
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Julian Zelizer: It appears that the opportunity for bold immigration reform has finally arrived
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Zelizer: A growing chorus of Republicans is coming around to endorsing reform
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He says with the right media attention and compromises in Washington, it could happen
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Zelizer: Immigration rights activists must also continue their grass-roots effort

Question: While giving either Republican such a role might frustrate @placeholder who feel that their party is in command, the results could be powerful.


A little girl with Down's syndrome has learnt to walk, talk and even dance - all through copying her big sister. Two-year-old Ellie Harrington, from Ely, Cambridgeshire, has started walking early in order to keep up with four-year-old sister Evie. Their parents, Lisa Moden, 42 and Mark Harrington, 43, say it's the desire to be like her sister that has helped Ellie to develop so quickly. Ellie Harrington, 2, has learnt to walk, talk and even dance through copying her four-year-old sister Evie The pair play together 24/7 and love dressing up as princesses, their mother said. 'Evie's relationship with Ellie is very special, very close'
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Ellie Harrington, two, from Cambridgeshire, has learnt to walk early
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Parents say she has developed so quickly through copying her sister
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Four-year-old Evie has taught Ellie to walk, talk and even dance

Question: '@placeholder loved her little sister from the moment she saw her, she was no different in her eyes.


By William Turvill PUBLISHED: 13:16 EST, 27 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:28 EST, 27 November 2013 Andrea Green, 42, died 14 hours after routine surgery for her back pain, which may have been unnecessary A patient bled to death following the 'gross failure' of a doctor to give her a life-saving blood transfusion before it was too late. Andrea Green, 42, died 14 hours after a routine operation for back pain, which may have been unnecessary, an inquest heard. Consultant surgeon Hany Ismaiel accidentally cut an artery during the operation and staff at Barnsley District Hospital failed to pick up on subsequent internal bleeding.
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Andrea Green, 42, died 14 hours after routine surgery for back pain
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Consultant surgeon Hany Ismaiel accidentally cut an artery and staff failed to pick up on subsequent internal bleeding, inquest heard
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Locum senior house officer Dr Oluwatosin Taiwo failed to act 'promptly and efficiently' to give her transfusion

Question: The inquest heard Dr @placeholder had only been working at the hospital for a week-and-a-half and did not have full orthopaedic experience.


A teenage college student who has been charged with murdering all three members of his family has been described as an 'evil person' by the district attorney. Alan Hruby, 19, of Norman, Oklahoma, admitted to shooting his father, John Hruby, mother, Katherine 'Tinker' Hruby and younger sister Katherine, on Thursday night. Now, Stephens County District Attorney Jason Hicks is talking about what a frightening young man Alan is, and how little he seemed to care about what he did. Killer: Alan Hruby (center, with two friends) is being described as an 'evil person' by the district attorney after murdering his entire family
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John Hruby, his wife Katherine and their teenage daughter Katherine were found murdered in their home on Monday morning by their housekeeper
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Their son, Alan, has been charged with their murders and is being held without bail
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The family, from Duncan, Oklahoma, was last seen on Thursday, leading police to believe they were killed that night
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On Sunday, Alan shared a photo of himself with friends, claiming they were at The Ritz-Carlton in Dallas, Texas
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Alan claims he killed his family in hopes of receiving $3,000 in inheritance to pay off a loan shark
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Prosecutors said today that the death penalty, which is legal in Oklahoma, will be 'seriously considered' in this case
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They also describe the boy as 'evil,' adding he is 'only sad he got caught'
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He was denied bail by a judge yesterday, and started crying in the court room

Question: Feeling fine: People who saw him in @placeholder say Alan (above at his high school graduation) acted 'normal' as he partied with friends


(CNN)More than 18 months ago, the body of Odin Lloyd was found in an industrial park in North Attleboro, Massachusetts. Lloyd had been shot seven times near a pile of construction waste. The semipro football player for the Boston Bandits was 27. Days after he was found dead, then-NFL star Aaron Hernandez was arrested and charged with murder. Testimony in the case against Hernandez began this week. Hernandez also faces murder charges in a 2012 double homicide. He has pleaded not guilty. The charges mark the latest turn in Hernandez's downward spiral. Just two years ago, he was one of the NFL's most promising tight ends, inking a $40-million contract extension with the New England Patriots.
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Jury selection begins this week in trial for murder of Odin Lloyd
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Aaron Hernandez also charged with murder in 2012 double homicide
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He has pleaded not guilty to all charges

Question: @placeholder's father constantly pushed his son, requiring him to practice for hours before he could go out with friends.

Question: Three people got out of the car, and @placeholder was not one of them.


(CNN) -- Rafael Nadal remains on course for a record seventh French Open title after he dismissed the challenge of fellow Spaniard Nicolas Almagro to notch up his 50th Roland Garros victory. The world No.2 triumphed 7-6 6-2 6-3 over the 12th seed as he goes in search of the 11th grand slam title in his illustrious career. Standing between Nadal and a seventh Paris final is another Spaniard, David Ferrer, after the No. 6 seed beat Britain's Andy Murray 6-4 6-7 6-3 6-2. The former world No. 1 has lost only once at the French Open since making his debut as an 18-year-old in 2005. He is yet to lose a set in this year's tournament.
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Rafael Nadal remains on course for a seventh French Open title after beating Nicolas Almagro
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World No. 2 defeats fellow Spaniard 7-6 6-2 6-3 to set up semifinal clash with David Ferrer
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Ferrer, also from Spain, defeats British No. 4 seed Andy Murray 6-4 6-7 6-3 6-2
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Question: @placeholder, who said he was satisfied with his performance in the tournament despite going out to a player seeded two places below him, said Nadal is the favorite to win.


Washington (CNN) -- President Obama got some political cover Sunday for his upcoming announcement on sending more troops to Afghanistan. A report released by the Democratic staff of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee blamed the Bush administration for failing to capture or kill Osama bin Laden when the al Qaeda leader was cornered in Afghanistan's Tora Bora mountain region in December 2001. The report, released Sunday, said the situation in Afghanistan presented greater problems today because of the failure to nab bin Laden eight years ago. Bin Laden had written his will, apparently sensing he was trapped, but the lack of sufficient forces to close in for the kill allowed him to escape to tribal areas in Pakistan, according to the report.
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Report released by Senate panel blames Bush officials for bin Laden escape
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"Bin Laden expected to die," report says, noting that a copy of his will was found
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"Requests were also turned down for U.S. troops to block the mountain paths," report says

Question: The report called bin Laden's escape "a lost opportunity that forever altered the course of the conflict in Afghanistan and the future of international terrorism, leaving the @placeholder people more vulnerable to terrorism, laying the foundation for today's protracted Afghan insurgency and inflaming the internal strife now endangering Pakistan."

Question: "On or around December 16, two days after writing his will, bin Laden and an entourage of bodyguards walked unmolested out of Tora Bora and disappeared into @placeholder's unregulated tribal area.


By Ross Slater PUBLISHED: 16:59 EST, 23 November 2013 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 23 November 2013 Shamed Paul Flowers is said to have boasted that he ‘often went for lunch’ with senior Labour figures. The claim was made by a young male escort who says he met the former Co-operative Bank boss many times over the summer and was even invited by him to a party at the home of a Labour peer. Flowers’s alleged boast heaps more pressure on the Party, which last week desperately tried  to distance itself from its former ‘favourite banker’ as a slew of sleazy revelations followed our exclusive exposé of his drug abuse last week.
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Shamed Reverend said he 'often went for lunch' with senior party members
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Labour leader Ed Miliband and Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls mentioned in boasts
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The Labour party has categorically denied claims Rev Flowers ever had lunch with either man
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Disgraced bank chief accused of taking drugs at Co-op board meetings

Question: ‘Any attempt to suggest the behaviour of @placeholder calls into question the integrity of the Labour Party as a whole is an unjustified smear.


Turkish Airlines are understood to be top of the list to replace Samsung, whose contract as Chelsea shirt sponsors expires at the end of the season. Europe's fourth biggest airliner, who made a memorable commercial deal with sports stars Lionel Messi and Kobe Bryant, have recently been sponsors of Barcelona, Manchester United and the Turkey national team. Partnership: Chelsea's agreement with kit sponsors Samsung ends at end of the season Samsung have backed Chelsea since 2005 when former chief executive Peter Kenyon said the club was going to ‘paint the world blue’. Chelsea renewed their shirt sponsorship contract with Samsung in 2013, but with surprisingly little publicity.
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Chelsea's current deal with Samsung ends at end of the season
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Turkish Airlines are already sponsors of Barcelona, Manchester United and the Turkey national team
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Europe's fourth biggest airliner made a memorable commercial deal with Lionel Messi and Kobe Bryant

Question: However, the numbers show just how far Chelsea are behind @placeholder on the commercial front.


By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:33 EST, 17 November 2013 | UPDATED: 15:24 EST, 17 November 2013 A political novice who enjoyed the public backing of Phil Robertson from the popular TV show Duck Dynasty was elected to Louisiana's state congress on Saturday night. Vance McAllister, who largely self-funded his campaign, beat establishment candidate Neil Riser, a state senator and Tea Party favorite, in the runoff election for the vacant 5th District seat. Both men are Republicans, but while Riser stuck rigidly to anti-Obama rhetoric, McAllister ran as a more measured pragmatist, who criticized Washington gridlock and hyper-partisanship, particularly over the President’s health care law.
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Vance McAllister won 60percent of the vote on Saturday night for the vacant 5th District seat
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He beat fellow Republican Senator Neil Riser who was favored by the local Tea Party
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McAllister is a friend of Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson who publicly supported him
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He was critical of the atmosphere in Washington, he doesn't blame it exclusively on Obama and also pointed the finger at House Republicans

Question: Conservative activists said it's McAllister, who's never held public office and noted during the campaign that he'd never even visited @placeholder, that they worry would be the go-along-to-get-along congressman who isn't conservative enough.


This time last year, Tahysn was a happily married father of two little boys aged three and four and lived close to his large, extended family in the village of Shangal in Iraq's Nineveh province. Now, home is a ramshackle refugee camp under the protection of Kurdish peshmerga fighters  and he is grieving the loss of his wife and sons. His story is far from unique. Like so many other Yazidis, his family were massacred by ISIS jihadis as they swept through northern Iraq in August. Like them, Tahysn has lost everything. Scroll down for video Tragic: Tahsyn shows a photo of his two little boys. It is all he has left of them after they were murdered by IS
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An estimated 200,000 Yazidi were forced to flee as ISIS advanced
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Thousands were murdered while scores of women were taken as slaves
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Some survivors such as Tahsyn lost their entire families as they escaped
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Others saw babies murdered and women of all ages being raped
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Most now live in refugee camps near Lalesh and Zohar in northern Iraq

Question: Now living in a refugee camp in @placeholder, a village that holds special significance for the Yazidi and the location of their holiest religious site, she worries about the privations that winter might bring.

Question: Now living in a refugee camp in Lalesh, a village that holds special significance for the @placeholder and the location of their holiest religious site, she worries about the privations that winter might bring.


(CNN) -- Technology keeps bringing us closer to a world where people can communicate freely across language barriers. Google on Tuesday announced that its e-mail service, Gmail, soon will include an "automatic translation" feature for all users. "The next time you receive a message in a language other than your own, just click on Translate message in the header at the top of the message," the company writes in a blog post, "and it will be instantly translated into your language." The update will roll out in the next few days. The announcement comes on the heels of another language-related news blip from the Mountain View, California, company. Google said last week that its Google Translate service -- which changes text from one language to another -- handles as much translation work in a day as human translators could manage in a year.
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Gmail adds a feature that can translate emails between languages
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The update is rolling out in coming days
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Users can turn off the feature if they speak other languages

Question: The more human-translated documents that @placeholder can analyze in a specific language, the better the translation quality will be.


If you are looking for that perfect Valentine's Day present then one of these could be just the ticket - if you want to make your other half run for the hills, that is. These gruesome teddy bears, called the 'Undead Teds', have been selling like hot cakes in the run up to February 14th. So many people have placed orders for a £59 Valentine's Day teddy ripping its bleeding heart out that their British creator, artist Phillip Blackman, says he has sold out. Don't worry, he's armless: Spooky teds look like they have been mauled by zombies Romantic? This £59 Valentine's model featuring a bear that has ripped its heart out of its chest has sold out
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British artist Phillip Blackman, 45, makes 'Undead Teds' from old soft toys
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His £59 Valentine bear, which has ripped out its own heart, is bestseller
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Mr Blackman, from Suffolk, says he's sold out of the 'horrible' zombie teds

Question: Possibly for those with harder stomachs than most: These teddies by @placeholder have both sold


From online dating and Tinder to meeting through friends, there's no shortage of ways to find your perfect partner. But as London athlete Mary Russell, 44, revealed during an appearance on ITV's This Morning, things are a little more difficult when you're different. Ms Russell, who was born with achondroplasia, the commonest form of dwarfism, told hosts Phillip Schofield and Christine Bleakley that she's yet to experience true love. Scroll down for video On the sofa: Mary and her son Reece, 16, appeared on This Morning to discuss her quest for true love Although she has a 16-year-old son, Reece, she revealed that her first marriage came about after she decided she wanted to emulate friends who were settling down and having children.
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Mary Russell, 44, says she is yet to experience true love
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Mother-of-one told of her search during an appearance on This Morning
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She also appears, with son Reece, 16, on Channel 4 show, The Undateables

Question: Sadly, that has proved difficult to find to date, with Ms. Russell left blinking back tears as she told @placeholder of the challenges of finding love when you're different.


(CNN) -- After just over a century of amicable relations, Brazil has decided to cool its relationship with Iran. Gone are the days when Brazil's leader, President Luiz Inacio "Lula" da Silva (2002-2010), worked hard to strengthen Brazil's partnership with Iran, defending Iranian interests, sharing and learning from similar policy experiences over cafezinho. At a time when Brazil has sought every opportunity to engage the international community and increase its influence as a mediator of conflict and peace, why has Brazil's new president, Dilma Rousseff, refrained from strengthening the government's ties with Iran? The answer lies in Rousseff's personal experiences and geopolitical ambitions.
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For a century, Brazil has had amicable relations with Iran, says Eduardo Gómez
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He says President Dilma Rousseff has taken steps to distance Brazil from Iran
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Rousseff, a torture victim, has raised concerns about human rights in Iran, he says
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Gómez: Brazil's actions could strengthen ties with U.S., further isolate Iran

Question: The Iranian regime's atrocious history of killing thousands of dissidents, when combined with @placeholder court orders to have several people stoned to death for violating the law was viewed by Rousseff as "medieval behavior."


In recent years, social games have become increasingly prevalent on mobile devices, providing entertainment, yes, but also a way to maintain contact with family and friends. But for Debbie Fisher, who's legally blind, the visual displays used to play and chat meant they were off limits to her. Fisher, 37, is a mother of four from Reno, Nevada, who has a genetic disorder called retinitis pigmentosa. She can only see light and dark shapes and cannot discern details. Fisher said she has always enjoyed playing games with her family. However, she usually needed other people around in order to be able to play. After she got an iPhone and iPad, she tried playing some of the downloadable games, but due to her visual impairment, she couldn't find a game that she enjoyed and that allowed her to play with her friends.
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Blind gamer is able to 'hang with friends' via social gaming
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Debbie Fisher, 37, has been legally blind for most of her life
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Using the Voice Over program, she's able to play "Hanging With Friends," a hangman-like game
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Some games work with voice commands, but Fisher says this one lets her communicate, too

Question: "I always get the free version (of games) to make sure it is @placeholder compatible, which is what makes the iPhone and the iPad talk," she said.


(CNN)  -- Felipe Massa's Formula One career is hanging in the balance after confirmation the Ferrari driver suffered some damage to his left eye following his crash in qualifying for the Hungarian GP -- although his condition continues to improve. Felipe Massa receives attention after his high-speed crash in Hungarian Grand Prix qualifying. The Brazilian remains in intensive care at the AEK military hospital in Budapest after suffering a skull fracture following his freak 200kph accident at the Hungaroring on Saturday. Despite the 28-year-old showing significant signs of improvement after undergoing emergency surgery, it has now emerged he may have sustained eye problems.
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Surgeon reveals Felipe Massa suffered eye damage in his crash on Saturday
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Professor Robert Veres confirms it is unclear whether Massa will drive again
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The 28-year-old continues to show improvement after undergoing skull surgery
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The Brazilian had a two-hour operation following high-speed crash on Saturday

Question: "We don't want to wait too long for Felipe, but our first priority now is to find out about @placeholder, and only at that moment will we take a decision."


A heartbroken groom-to-be jilted by his fiancée over Christmas is selling the chance for a new woman to join him on his honeymoon next month - and already has a bid of £690. John Whitbread, 32, from Donisthorpe, Leicestershire, is auctioning the spare ticket on his £1,950 dream break to the Dominican Republic with offers starting at 99p. Mr Whitbread says he is looking for a woman of any age with 'a good sense of humour' to join him on the two-week break at an all-inclusive four star resort in the Caribbean. He leaves for the Dominican Republic two days after Valentine's Day and returns on March 3 and hopes he'll have a 'new friend' with him.
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John Whitbread, 32, wants a new woman to join him on February holiday
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Due to marry girlfriend Amy on Valentine's Day but she has 'jitters', he said
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Bids on his eBay auction for two-week Caribbean break reach£690
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He said: 'I couldn't mope forever. I'm looking for a new friend who fancies a holiday'
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Ex-fiancée Amy said: 'Fair play to John. I’m pleased that he’s doing something positive'

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Mauricio Pochettino defended his decision to make Emmanuel Adebayor his Captain despite the striker being booed by some fans when he was substituted before Tottenham Hotspur established a 1-0 Capital Cup semi-final lead over Sheffield United. The Spurs manager is keeping faith with the striker despite his most memorable contribution last night being a palm in the face of the Blades 17-year-old midfielder Louis Reed, for which he was shown a yellow card. He was replaced by Roberto Soldado after 64 minutes, before an Andros Townsend penalty gave them a first leg victory. ‘He was happy to get the armband,’ said Pochettino, ‘I see a lot of qualities in him which make him a good captain. I thought he put in a good performance.’
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Tottenham beat Sheffield United 1-0 in the League Cup semi-final first leg
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Emmanuel Adebayor was made captain by Mauricio Pochettino
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The striker missed a good chance before being taken off after 64 minutes
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Some Spurs fans booed Adebayor when he was replaced
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Pochettino defended the former Arsenal forward after the game

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(CNN) -- One hundred twenty African refugees -- most of them fleeing war-torn Somalia -- were forced overboard at gunpoint off the coast of Yemen, leaving at least 26 dead and 20 missing, the United Nations' refugee agency said Wednesday. A Somali refugee walks past the United Nations-donated tents at a refugee camp west of Aden. Seventy-four survivors made it to the beach Tuesday and were taken to the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees center in Ahwar, Yemen, according to UNHCR. Some told the United Nations that they were waiting on their boat for a smaller vessel to take them ashore when the smugglers operating the boat forced them overboard.
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74 survivors made it to the beach and were taken to Ahwar, Yemen
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Some told U.N. smugglers operating the boat forced them overboard
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Fighting in Somalia's capital led to increase in Somalis making journey to Yemen
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UNHCR: Nearly 26,000 refugees arrived in Yemen this year from Horn of Africa

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Question: Yemen is a common destination for @placeholder fleeing economic hardship and war because of its proximity.


By Jonathan O'Callaghan for MailOnline and Mark Prigg for MailOnline Cooler, ice box, cool box: Whatever you call it, this mainstay of picnics around the globe has barely been innovated upon for several decades. Not any more, though - Oregon-based Ryan Grepper has unveiled his innovative ‘Coolest’ device that has a host of different features, and it's currently taking the internet by storm. The cooler has become the highest funded project ever on Kickstarter, raising more than $11m Scroll down for Video An Oregon-based inventor has designed a new type of food and drink cooler. Known as 'Coolest' (pictured) the product has racked up £1.2 million ($2 million) on Kickstarter in just a few days. The multi-functional product has a number of different features on offer
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Oregon-based inventor has designed a new type of food and drink cooler
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The multi-functional product has a number of different features
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These include wireless Bluetooth speakers and wheels that can go off-road
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The Coolest can be pre-ordered for £108 ($185) with delivery by Feb 2015

Question: ‘The Coolest is a portable party disguised as a cooler, bringing blended drinks, music and fun to any outdoor occasion,’ Grepper writes on @placeholder.


Four U.S. states and the federal government have padded Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber's wallet to the tune of $5.9 million since 2000, including millions connected to his work on the Affordable Care Act. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology economist has been pilloried for collecting $392,600 from the Obama administration's Health and Human Services Department while the law was being written, but that was just the tip of the iceberg. Gruber's consulting contracts give states and the feds access to a proprietary formula that can determine how changes in a health care system's structure will affect costs. The 'Gruber Microsimulation Model' is what he sold to the White House. It helped Obama's team anticipate what the influential Congressional Budget Office (CBO) would say about various features of the final plan – and whether their costs would officially be considered 'taxes.'
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MIT economist got $392,600 from the Dept of Health and Human Services for his Obamacare consulting
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National Institutes of Health paid him  $2 million for Medicare consulting
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Justice Department has added $1.7 million for expert witness testimony
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Four US states combined to pay him another $1.6 million for advice about health care laws, and contracts for four more states were unavailable
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If those states followed suit, Gruber's haul would exceed $7.5 million
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Gruber has become a thorn in Democrats' sides since videos emerged of him candidly discussing how the Obama White House misled Americans to pass the Obamacare law

Question: 'If @placeholder scored the mandate as taxes, the bill dies.'


Arsene Wenger certainly won't be short of exciting attacking options as he plots the downfall of champions Manchester City on Saturday. There have been a few injury concerns over the international break, with Aaron Ramsey, Mikel Arteta and Mesut Ozil picking up knocks. But it appears Wenger will have a clean bill of health and all his Gunners back firing in the top-of-the-table clash at the Emirates. CLICK HERE TO LIKE OUR ARSENAL FACEBOOK PAGE VIDEO Scroll down to watch Arsene Wenger discuss Arsenal vs Manchester City Centre of attention: Danny Welbeck in training with the Arsenal squad at London Colney on Friday
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Arsene Wenger has plenty of attacking options at his disposal for the visit of Manchester City on Saturday
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His front line will be rearranged to accommodate £16m Danny Welbeck
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Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil could provide the ammunition
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Jack Wilshere, Santi Cazorla and Mikel Arteta will try and win midfield battle
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The pace of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is another option
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Kieran Gibbs and Aaron Ramsey should be fit after injury niggles

Question: All five will have to be at their best to repel @placeholder's free-flowing front line and Wenger would be wise to deploy either captain Mikel Arteta or Aaron Ramsey directly in front of them.


A new documentary has shed light on the cloistered world of London's Russian super-elite. With more than 100,000 expats living in the capital, Russian-born millionaires have fuelled constant headlines in recent years as they buy up properties in some of London's wealthiest areas. But despite renewed attention amid their home country's economic woes, there is still little that is known about the everyday lives of those who have become some of Britain's richest residents. Scroll down for video Glamorous: A new documentary has shed light on the cloistered world of London's Russian super-elite, including supermodel Katia Elizarova (pictured) who says: 'I'm devoted. I'm in love with London forever'
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Documentary examined lives of some of 100,000 Russians in capital
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Cameras follow supermodel, art collector and £400-a-head Russian ball
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Art collector Igor Tsunkanov says those with £100m do not feel wealthy
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It comes as more Russians look to London amid collapse of rouble
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Estate agents say some are 'urgently' seeking homes worth £20million

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Senior Aircraftman Liam Gadsby (pictured) had previously bragged to colleagues about his 'party trick' that allowed him to pull the trigger on a loaded pistol without the bullet being fired An RAF airman has been jailed after he shot a friend through the stomach whilst demonstrating a 'party trick' with a high-powered weapon during a tour of Afghanistan. Senior Aircraftman Liam Gadsby  was in the back of a Mastiff armoured personnel carrier at Camp Bastion when he fired the Glock pistol. The 23-year-old had previously bragged to shocked colleagues about a technique he had learned which allowed him to pull the trigger on a loaded pistol without the bullet being fired.
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Senior Aircraftman Liam Gadsby, 23, shot a colleague through the stomach
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His party trick allowed him to pull trigger of gun without bullet discharging
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But it backfired when he accidentally shot fellow serviceman Jay Johnson
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The bullet went through Air Serviceman Johnson's body and out his back
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Gadsby was yesterday jailed for three years and discharged from the RAF

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(CNN) -- Twenty-five years ago last September, on the occasion of John Paul II's first visit to the U.S., two young priests appeared on the cover of US News and World Report with the title emblazoned across their chests, "The Pope's Foot Soldiers." I was one of those priests. Twelve years later, I left the priesthood and the Augustinian order to begin a doctoral program in clinical psychology. Today, I've exchanged my Roman collar for a white collar job consulting leaders and executives in global organizations, helping them to meet the challenges they face in the trenches of corporate life.
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Brian Frawley: Cardinals choosing new pope could learn from business world
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He says organizations sometimes elevate people in No. 2 positions to top spot
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Frawley: Choosing Benedict, who served his predecessor well, turned out to be a mistake
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Frawley: A leader must master strategy, communications, administration, other skills

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(CNN) -- Syria's besieged leader says he regrets that his soldiers shot down a Turkish jet last month but said they thought the plane belonged to Israel. "I would not wish it for any plane other than an enemy one. Especially for a Turkish plane, I say 100%, if only we did not shoot it down," President Bashar al-Assad told Turkey's Cumhuriyet newspaper in an interview published Tuesday. "The Turkish people are our brothers and something that would make them sad would never make me happy and it did not. If this was an Israeli plane, of course, I would have been happy."
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NEW: The Tuesday death toll stands at 71, an opposition group said
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Bashar al-Assad: Israeli planes have used the same corridor where Turkish jet was downed
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Al-Assad: Turkey's prime minister wants to stir up animosities
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Envoy Kofi Annan's spokesman says forging peace will be "a long, bumpy road"

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At age 12, Martin Pistorius suddenly turned from a healthy boy obsessed with electronics into a virtual 'vegetable' after falling into an inexplicable comatose state. He would spend the next dozen years trapped inside his weakened, helpless body, unable to speak or move, with only the children's character Barney to keep him company for hours on end. 'I cannot even express to you how much I hated Barney,' Martin recalled on the first episode of NPR's new radio show about human behavior, Invisibilia. Mystery illness: At age 12, Martin Pistorius, pictured here with his father, Rodney, suddenly turned from a healthy boy into a virtual vegetable after falling into an inexplicable comatose state
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At age 12, Martin Pistorius, from South Africa, came home with a sore throat, which turned out to be a prelude to a 12-year health crisis
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His physical and mental condition quickly deteriorated until he could not walk or speak
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Doctors were never able to diagnose his illness, but cryptococcal meningitis was the likely cause
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About two years into his illness, Martin's mind began to 'wake up' but no one around him knew that because he could not communicate
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Speaking to host of NPR's new show Invisibilia, Martin said he was aware of 'everything' around him but felt entombed in his powerless body
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In his late 20s, Martin learned to use a computer to speak and got a government job
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He has since graduated from college with a degree in computer science, started his own web design company and married in 2008
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In 2011, Pistorius published his memoir Ghost Boy

Question: His mother initially wanted nothing to do with @placeholder, so great was her anger and resentment brought on by seeing her once-healthy boy turn into a 'potted plant.'


By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 05:29 EST, 21 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:11 EST, 21 May 2013 Microsoft is announcing its next-generation Xbox model - Xbox One - at a launch event in Washington - and revealed there will be a television series based on its first person shooter Halo. Steven Spielberg announced the new TV series based on the Xbox exclusive's sci-fi action series. A 2013 release was also confirmed, though no exact date was given. Rumours suggest that the company could introduce single-code activations for games that would effectively lock games to this new console.
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The company is expected to introduce single-code activations for games effectively locking them to one console
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Other rumours hint towards improved voice recognition, a new version of Kinect and IllumiRoom
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Event comes a day after Sony released its latest trailer for the upcoming PlayStation 4 console

Question: Coming to television: The Halo series of games is one of @placeholder's biggest exclusive franchises, and will now be turned into a TV series


Joachim Low, the coach of Germany, took a leaf out of Sir Alex Ferguson’s book of football management when he appealed for Marco Rodriguez to referee strongly and 'clamp down on things' in the World Cup semi-final with Brazil. Low claimed that the refereeing standards in European football are better in a clear attempt to influence the Mexican referee. Rodriguez is another referee who was known as a strict disciplinarian before this competition, but he has opted for a liberal approach at the finals. VIDEO Scroll down for Brazil will raise their game - Loew Poor: Germany coach Joachim Low believes the level of officiating at the World Cup has been sub-standard
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Mexican Marco Rodriguez will take charge of Tuesday's semi-final
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German boss Low has called on him to 'clamp down' on any over-zealous challenges
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Rodriguez is the referee who missed Luis Suarez's bite on Giorgio Chiellini

Question: @placeholder will know he cannot win as Low’s statement makes it clear that Germany want a change in approach whilst Brazil are benefiting from the leniency afforded them through the tournament so far.


(CNN) -- If you've never been to Tokyo's Hotel Okura, you're missing out on one of the true accommodation stars of Asia -- a beautiful time capsule of a hotel that glorifies the design and service of Japan in the 1960s. It's one of my favorite places to stay in the world. Next August, however, its main building is slated for tearing down to make way for a new, bigger hotel in advance of the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. Okura's problem is also its main appeal -- it seems stuck in time. Built in 1962, before Tokyo's last Olympics, the hotel is a masterpiece of Japanese aesthetics and modernist design that's remained largely untouched over more than five decades.
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Main building of Tokyo's Hotel Okura will be torn down to make way for a bigger hotel in advance of 2020 Olympics
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Built in 1962, Hotel Okura has remained largely untouched over more than five decades
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Monocle magazine recently started a petition to save the old Okura

Question: In Asia, a part of the world defined by an ethos of tear-it-down and build-it-back-bigger (and faster and more tech savvy), the @placeholder pays homage to best of the way things used to be.


(CNN) -- Democrats have usually conceded the evangelical vote during presidential elections, but Sen. Barack Obama is trying to change that by mobilizing what some call the "Christian left." Sen. Barack Obama is expected to talk about faith-based initiatives during a campaign stop in Ohio on Tuesday. As part of his outreach to evangelical voters, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee will tour the Eastside Community Ministry in Zanesville, Ohio, on Tuesday and give an address on how he plans to builda "real" partnership between faith-based organizations and the White House if he becomes president. Obama's outreach to evangelical voters has also included private summits with pastors, an effort to reach out to young evangelicals and a fundraiser with the Matthew 25 political action committee. It describes itself as a group of moderate evangelicals, Catholics and Protestants committed to electing the Illinois Democrat president.
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Obama's outreach to evangelicals focuses on social justice, ending Iraq war
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Senator to talk about building partnership between faith-based groups, White House
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Most evangelicals support Sen. McCain, but support is below what Bush received
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Evangelical community "seems to be sitting on the fence," professor says

Question: In comparison, @placeholder received the support of 78 percent of evangelical voters in the 2004 election, according to exit polls.


Havana (CNN) -- Cuban officials have accused the U.S. government of bizarre plots over the years, such as trying to kill Fidel Castro with exploding cigars. On Wednesday, they said Washington is using a new weapon against the island: spam. "It's overloading the networks, which creates bad service and affects our customers," said Daniel Ramos Fernandez, chief of security operations at the Cuban government-run telecommunications company ETECSA. At a news conference Wednesday, Cuban officials said text messaging platforms run by the U.S. government threatened to overwhelm Cuba's creaky communications system and violated international conventions against junk messages. The spam, officials say, comes in the form of a barrage of unwanted text messages, some political in nature.
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Cuba accuses the United States of overloading communications networks
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U.S. officials defend the program, saying it aimed to foster free speech in Cuba

Question: But other @placeholder officials have been less positive about the program's value.

Question: @placeholder government officials have offered to discuss trading Gross for three Cuban intelligence operatives serving lengthy prison in the United States.


(CNN) -- Goals from Manucho and Flavio gave hosts Angola a welcome boost as they moved top of Africa Cup of Nations Group A with a 2-0 victory over Malawi on Thursday. In the opening match Angola threw away a 4-0 lead to eventually draw with Mali, but home fans were able to celebrate second-time round as they clinched a comfortable two-goal win in Luanda. Angola, who played under the gaze of president Eduardo Jose dos Santos, began the game brightly and almost took the lead in the opening minutes when Manucho volleyed Flavio's cross only for Malawi keeper Swadick Sanudi to smother the ball.
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Goals from Manucho and Flavio helped hosts Angola move top of Africa Cup of Nations Group A with a 2-0 victory over Malawi on Thursday.
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The victory gave a boost to the tournament which has been overshadowed by Togo's withdrawal last week.
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Rafik Halliche scored the only goal of the game as Algeria registered their fist victory of the tournament with a 1-0 win over Mali.

Question: @placeholder's attacking approach was maintained after the half-time interval and they broke the deadlock three minutes into the half through Flavio.


(CNN) -- The sisters Kardashian -- Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe -- don't have to spend millions on focus groups and dynamic PR strategists to get noticed: Twitter does it for them. In an interview to air on Thursday's "Piers Morgan Tonight," Morgan pointed out that all three are in the top 100 list of people being followed on Twitter worldwide: Kourtney is number 72, Khloe is number 47, and Kim is the sixth-most followed. With 6 million followers, she's neck and neck with President Barack Obama. Kourtney called Twitter "the best decision-maker," pointing out that she Tweets everything from potential perfume bottle designs for the sisters' signature fragrance, to outfit dilemmas, to asking fans what she should have for dinner.
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The Kardashian sisters credit Twitter with helping them make major decisions
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The sisters tell Piers Morgan their marketing and fashion savvy help keep their brand going strong
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Kim Kardashian says her most extravagant purchase was a $115,000 wristwatch
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