London (CNN) -- Britain's Prince Charles made a heartfelt appeal Thursday for the world to come together to end the "appalling trade" annihilating threatened wildlife such as elephants and tigers in Africa and Asia. His speech at the London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade called for high-level action by world leaders to be matched by action on the ground to stop the demand for illegal products and punish those involved in the trade. The conference was the culmination of a week of events aimed at galvanizing efforts to halt the slaughter of endangered animals for their bones, hides or tusks -- much in demand in parts of Asia.
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NEW: Leaders agree to global steps to combat illegal wildlife trade at London summit
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NEW: They promise tougher penalties and destruction of stockpiles of ivory, wildlife products
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Study: 65% of forest elephants in Central Africa were lost to poaching from 2002 to 2013
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Researcher: By the time you eat breakfast, another elephant has been slaughtered for trinkets

Question: Charles said he had been approached a little over a year ago by a group of presidents from @placeholder who made an impassioned plea for help.


Mesut Ozil admits he was delighted Arsenal secured the services of 'world class' forward Alexis Sanchez from Barcelona. The German international signed for the club for a club record £42.5m fee last summer, and is joined at the club by Sanchez this season. Ozil is looking to kick on in his second campaign in England and believes the Chilean forward has given the whole club a lift. Mesut Ozil believes Alexis Sanchez will score plenty of goals at Arsenal in his debut season Alexis Sanchez has scored twice early on in his career and Mesut Ozil says the forward is world class
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Ozil says he is sure Sanchez will score plenty of goals in debut season
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Forward signed from Barcelona for £30m in the summer
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Ozil says he is 'proud' of assist record and hopes for more this year
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Insists the clubs have big ambitions and want to compete for all titles
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Says he has the trust of Arsene Wenger and appreciates it

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Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist Flea just gave it away, confirming what everyone already suspected. The rock group's halftime performance at Super Bowl XLVIII was pre-recorded. The band's guitars were not plugged in. The Red Hot Chili Peppers performed Sunday night alongside Bruno Mars. "When we were asked by the NFL and Bruno to play our song Give It Away at the Super Bowl, it was made clear to us that the vocals would be live, but the bass, drums, and guitar would be pre-recorded. "I understand the NFL's stance on this, given they only have a few minutes to set up the stage, there a zillion things that could go wrong and ruin the sound for the folks watching in the stadium and the t.v. viewers. There was not any room for argument on this, the NFL does not want to risk their show being botched by bad sound, period," Flea wrote Tuesday on the band's website.
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Bassist Flea says he "would do it all the same way again"
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He insists the band was not trying to trick anyone but was honoring NFL's stance
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The group's guitars were not plugged in during its Super Bowl XLVIII performance

Question: I met and spoke with Bruno, who was a beautiful dude, a real talented musician, and we worked out something that seemed like it would be fun," @placeholder wrote.


By Ellie Zolfagharifard It’s not just polar bears years from now that will be affected by climate change, the dangers of a warming Earth are immediate and very human. This is according the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) which said this year that the impact of climate change is ‘widespread and consequential.’ Yet the impact seen in the future still largely depends on the actions countries take to reduce their emissions today, the report said. The World Resources Institute has created an infographic, based on IPCC data, that depicts the likely consequences of various emissions pathways. In the low emissions pathway, the IPCC data suggests that carbon dioxide output will peak by 2020 and then drop 66 per cent below 2010 levels by 2020
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The infographic was created by the World Resources Institute based on data from this year's IPCC report
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It shows what the future might hold in terms of temperature rises, rainfall changes and ecosystem damage
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Each of the four pathways also notes the year the world will likely exhaust the remaining carbon budget
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The worst case scenario suggests annual carbon dioxide emissions will continue to rise through 2100
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If this happens, the WRI infographic suggests that the world's carbon budget will be exhausted by 2045

Question: ‘The bottom line is that it’s still possible to limit global temperature rise to 2°C, preventing some of the more disastrous consequences of climate change,’ said the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- A Duluth, Minnesota, police officer will face criminal charges for, as a video shows, beating up a man in a detox facility last month, the city's police department said Thursday. Shawn Reed, the independent counsel looking into the case, decided Thursday to press charges against Officer Richard Jouppi, according to a news release from Duluth police. Jouppi will face counts of fifth-degree assault and disorderly conduct, both misdemeanors. The officer's attorney, Frederic Bruno, defended his clients' actions as "100%" justified. According to a police report written by Jouppi, officers responded on September 21 to transport a man -- later identified as Anthony Jackson -- who witnesses described as being "extremely intoxicated (and) in two fights tonight." Duluth police spokesman Jim Hansen said last Friday that officers had gone to a halfway house because Jackson had violated its no-drinking policy.
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An independent counsel decides to press charges against a Duluth police officer
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Video shows him beating up a man in a detox facility, after the man pawed at him
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Earlier, the officer's lawyer called the accusation against his client "a little extreme"

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2012 White House runner-up Mitt Romney is tanned, rested and ready and will win the presidency in 2016,a Utah congressman claimed on Monday. Rep. Jason Chaffetz and former Massachusetts Gov. Romney are both Utah Republicans and Mormons – Chaffetz is a Jew who converted in college – but he insisted on MSNBC's 'Hardball' program that his pick is guided by substance, not home-team rooting. 'I think he actually is gonna run for president,' he said during a segment he shared with Maryland Democratic Rep. Elijah Cummings, a fellow House Oversight Committee member. 'He probably doesn’t want me to say that.'
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Rep. Jason Chaffetz said on MSNBC that Romney is 'actually going to run, and I think he will be the next president of the United States'
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'He’s been proven right on a lot of stuff, said Chaffetz
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Romney has brushed aside questions about his political future but has gone on record to castigate the Obama White House for its handling of Iraq
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Chaffetz and Romney are both from Utah and the congressman converted from Judaism to Mormonism – Romney's faith – in college

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(CNN) -- Wayne Rooney's stunning overhead kick was enough to give Manchester United a 2-1 win over arch rivals Manchester City in the English Premier League on Saturday. Rooney's strike, only his fifth league goal of the season, means Alex Ferguson's team extend their lead over their neighbors to eight points with a game in hand on Roberto Mancini's side. United took the lead at Old Trafford through Nani on the stroke of halftime. The Portugal winger beat Pablo Zabaleta before calmly slotting the ball past goalkeeper Joe Hart. City equalized after 65 minutes when substitute Edin Dzeko saw his shot deflect off Spanish teammate David Silva and spin into the back of the net.
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Manchester United beat Manchester City 2-1 in the English Premier League
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Wayne Rooney's spectacular goal means United maintain lead over title rivals
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Arsenal defeat Wolves 2-0; Tottenham come from behind to beat Sunderland 2-1
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West Ham score three second-half goals to rescue a 3-3 draw at West Brom

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By Mark Duell and Hannah Roberts UPDATED: 16:15 EST, 28 October 2011 They've had it good for six weeks with some beautiful autumnal sunshine, but the future of Occupy Wall Street now hangs in the balance - as the weather turns and snow storms threaten the U.S. Protesters were waking up in their tents at Zuccotti Park in Manhattan this morning after a freezing cold night to the prospect of the first snowfall before Halloween in New York City since the Civil War. And following a day of rain on Thursday, their moods were further dampened today after the city's authorities took away the generators they were using to keep warm and power electronic devices.
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Snow storms forecast for this weekend across major U.S. east coast cities
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Only 25 protesters in Denver camp - and several treated for hypothermia
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New York's Zuccotti Park became a washout yesterday after rain storm
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Mayor Bloomberg predicted protesters were only there for warm weather
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Demonstrators talk of methods to keep warm, such as imagining hot objects

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(CNN) -- The three mothers hail from the same province in China, but they'd never met until a reckless driver in central Ohio killed their only children. From left, Sun "Zoe" Yan, Bian "Jack" Jin and Xue "Jo" Bing were students at Urbana University in Ohio. Two years later, the women wade through a cultural morass, struggling with American laws and language as they work to recoup the tens of thousands of dollars they borrowed to educate, and bury, their children. They've also lost their pride and possibly their future. In China, a family's future often rides on the education of its youngest member, and parents routinely mortgage the present for a brighter retirement.
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Jason Skaggs had vehicular homicide conviction before he killed students
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Mothers plead for help paying off thousands they borrowed to send kids to U.S.
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Mother: "When you raise a child in China, you are basically insuring your old age"
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Families earn between $102 and $702 a month in pay, pensions in China

Question: Each family borrowed in the neighborhood of 300,000 yuan, almost $44,000, to send their kids 6,500 miles to @placeholder.


U.S. President Barack Obama spoke by telephone Friday with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani -- the first direct conversation between leaders in Washington and Tehran since 1979 -- raising the possibility a deal can be reached over Iran's controversial nuclear program. Describing the conversation as a starting point, Obama said he believes an agreement is possible regarding Iran's nuclear ambitions that could lead to better relations. "While there will surely be important obstacles to moving forward and success is by no means guaranteed, I believe we can reach a comprehensive solution," Obama told reporters during a White House briefing. Western leaders have expressed cautious optimism about Iran's more moderate tone under Rouhani, whose recent comments have raised hopes that a deal could be struck over the Middle Eastern nation's nuclear program.
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The call lasted 15 minutes, Susan Rice tells CNN
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She characterized it as "cordial and constructive"
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Rouhani's tweets reflected tone of conversation, White House official says
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Rouhani tweets the conversation about nuclear negotiations

Question: @placeholder acknowledged that after 35 years of mistrust, "a path to a meaningful agreement will be difficult and at this point both sides have significant concerns that will have to be overcome."


(CNN) -- A former campaign staffer for San Diego Mayor Bob Filner became the second woman to publicly accuse him of sexual harassment, saying Tuesday that the then-congressman patted her "posterior" while at a fundraising event. Laura Fink, who now runs a political consulting firm, told KPBS-TV that it happened in 2005 when she was working as Filner's deputy campaign manager. Fink said she didn't go public with the incident at the time because she was trying to build her political career. But she said she now feels emboldened to tell her story after Filner's former spokeswoman, Irene McCormack Jackson, sued him for sexual harassment Monday.
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Laura Fink says incident happened while she was a campaign staffer in 2005
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She says then-congressman Bob Filner patted her "posterior"
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Filner's former spokeswoman is suing him for sexual harassment
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He has been battling such allegations for several weeks

Question: "I am embarrassed to admit that I have failed to fully respect the women who work for me and with me, and that at times I have intimidated them," @placeholder said in a statement earlier this month.


By Mike Dawes PUBLISHED: 06:15 EST, 26 February 2013 | UPDATED: 12:15 EST, 26 February 2013 A forensic pathologist has told the inquest into the death of Tom Maynard that a number of illicit drugs were discovered in the former Surrey batsman's hair and that he had regularly been using cocaine and MDMA. A jury returned a verdict of death by accident at the inquest today. Maynard, 23, was found dead on the railway line at Wimbledon, south-west London, on the morning of June 18 last year after fleeing police who had tried to get him to pull over in the nearby Wimbledon Park area while he was driving his Mercedes.
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Former Surrey batsman had been taking cocaine and MDMA 'consistently for three-and-a-half months' before death
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Mix of alcohol and drugs would have had 'significant impact' on Maynard's judgement
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Jury returns verdict of death by accident
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Team-mates Dernbach and Hamilton-Brown 'unaware' of drug use
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Police thought Maynard's Mercedes was a stolen car
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Player ran off when stopped by police
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Maynard family say 'results of this inquest do not define our son'

Question: @placeholder also said he did not see Maynard take drugs, describing his former team-mate as 'one of my best friends'.


(CNN) -- Some long-time Cuba watchers expressed skepticism Tuesday over a report by a former Mexican foreign minister that Communist leader Raul Castro removed two top-ranking officials earlier this month because they were plotting to overthrow him with the support of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. Fidel Castro, beset by illness, ceded power to his younger brother, Raul, pictured, last year. Jorge G. Castaneda, who served as Mexico's foreign minister from 2000 - 2003, wrote in the March 23 issue of Newsweek, which became public Saturday, that Deputy Prime Minister Carlos Lage Davila and Foreign Minister Felipe Perez Roque were concerned that Raul Castro would make concessions that would betray the 50-year-old Cuban Revolution.
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Former Mexican foreign minister says Raul Castro removed two top-ranking officials
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It's claimed they were plotting to overthrow him fearing he'd betray Cuban revolution
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Report says plotters received support from Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
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Some long-time Cuba watchers skeptical over the report

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Question: @placeholder was merely trying to make the government more efficient, Pastor said.


Washington (CNN) -- Two weeks ago, the Senate passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill on a 68-32 vote, with 14 Republicans joining the Democratic majority to send the measure drafted by a bipartisan "Gang of Eight" to the GOP-controlled House. President Barack Obama pushed for the House to quickly take up the measure that would provide a path to citizenship for 11 million immigrants living illegally in the country while bolstering security along the Mexican border. The proposal also includes stronger worker eligibility verification standards and overall border entry-exit controls. However, House Republicans made clear Wednesday they opposed the comprehensive approach of the Senate and intended to consider the issue in a series of bills that will take months to reach final votes.
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House Republicans oppose the comprehensive bill passed by the Senate
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A key sticking point is the pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants
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Lack of trust is another obstacle, as GOP legislators remember the 1986 bill
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GOP Sen. McCain calls for the House to negotiate a compromise

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By William Turvill A French firm plans to fatten up a million ducks in China to supply a growing appetite there for foie gras. The duck liver delicacy did not make it onto a list of French foods newly approved by Chinese import authorities this week - despite years of lobbying - and manufacturer Rougie has already taken a more direct route into the market. Rougie's parent Euralis already accounts for nearly a quarter of French national production, and began modest output in China in 2007. This month it began breeding work for a facility that will house 500,000 ducks initially and aim for 1 million by 2020, increasing existing Chinese production by at least 50 per cent.
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French firm Rougie plans to fatten a million ducks in China by 2020
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The announcement comes after the duck liver delicacy failed to make it onto a new list of French foods approved by Chinese authorities this week
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Rougie's parent, Euralis, already accounts for a quarter of French national production of foie gras and began modest output in China in 2007
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It has begun breeding work for a facility to house 500,000 ducks initially and aim for a million by 2020, increasing China production by 50 per cent

Question: @placeholder started Chinese production in 2007 with a 30-tonne foie gras plant.


MIAMI (CNN) -- Hillary Clinton covered all her bases in Miami on Thursday: She padded her wallet with a paid speech, pitched her memoir with a book signing and fundraised for a Democrat in a critical presidential state. This is becoming a familiar formula for Clinton. In October alone Clinton has four trips planned -- to Miami, Chicago, Las Vegas and San Francisco -- where she will combine a paid speech with either a book event or a fundraiser for a Democratic candidate or group. The strategy is part logistical, part practical for Clinton. But as she considers a presidential run in 2016, it is also calculated. Campaigning for Democrats in 2014 allows her to curry favor with her party ahead of 2016, while selling her book and speaking to paid gigs lets her raise her profile (not that it is needed) and toy with talking points in front of supportive audiences.
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Hillary Clinton was in Miami on Thursday for a fundraiser, a book event and a speech
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Clinton touted Charlie Crist, who's running for governor again
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Clinton has four similar trips planned across the U.S. this month alone

Question: The event was announced in May, long before her appearance with @placeholder was announced last month.


By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 12:50 EST, 30 May 2013 | UPDATED: 12:50 EST, 30 May 2013 Earlier this week she was partying with Chris Brown and JLS's Aston Merrygold in Hollywood but today Topshop heiress Chloe Green was back to work launching her latest shoe collection in London. The 22-year-old's first two collections, designed by Chloe and her team and stocked in Selfridges, Topshop (of course) and on Chloe's website, defied critics to become a commercial success. Her roster of celebrity fans now includes Kim Kardashian, Demi Lovato and Nicole Ritchie and she is hoping her third shoe collection will follow suit.
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The Chloe Jade Green spring/summer range is her third shoe collection
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The 20 piece range is available in Topshop, Selfridges and online
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Celebrity fans include Nicole Ritchie, Nicole Scherzinger and Demi Lovato

Question: @placeholder has been really supportive so has Demi Lovato.'


LONDON, England (CNN) -- A group of experts from around the world will Thursday hold a first of its kind conference on global catastrophic risks. Some experts say humans will merge with machines before the end of this century. They will discuss what should be done to prevent these risks from becoming realities that could lead to the end of human life on earth as we know it. Speakers at the four-day event at Oxford University in Britain will talk about topics including nuclear terrorism and what to do if a large asteroid were to be on a collision course with our planet.
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Nick Bostrom says technology will let humans manipulate their own biology
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Ray Kurzweil predicts humans will be mostly non-biological by around 2030
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Biotechnology, nanotechnology, robotics could merge mankind with machines

Question: "We will begin to use science and technology not just to manage the world around us but to manage our own human biology as well," @placeholder told CNN.


The so-called 'tiger mom' has been the subject of massive debate over parenting methods. However, researchers at Stanford say they have finally solved the problem of which is the best parenting method. They claim that in fact both methods are equally as effective. Motivation, the researchers wrote, is understood to come from within an individual in Western families, while Asian children find strength in parental expectations. In 2011, Yale law Professor Amy Chua (pictured) provoked a cultural clash with a Wall Street Journal article, 'Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior,' that advocated a strict approach – 'tiger parenting' – common in East Asia.
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Motivation found  to come from within an individual in Western families
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Asian children find strength in parental expectations
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Children can be motivated either way, Stanford team found

Question: In the @placeholder family model, the authors suggest, children learn the value of being interdependent with one's close others, especially one's mother.


Cardinals fans hurled racist comments at a group protesting on behalf of black teenager Michael Brown following a game on Monday night, startling video has revealed. Footage taken by Argus Streaming News shows a large group of sports fans gathered outside Busch Stadium in St Louis, Missouri as protesters wave placards nearby. The protesters, all of whom appear to be black, were there to call for justice for Michael Brown, the unarmed 18-year-old who was shot dead by Officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson on August 9. Just seconds into the video, a white fan can be seen yelling at the group: 'Get a job!'
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Video shows Cardinals fans hurling racist comments at protesters after Monday's game at Busch Stadium in St Louis, Missouri
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They tell them to 'get a job' and 'pull up their pants' before shouting: 'Africa!'
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They also yell 'Let's go Darren!' - referring to Darren Wilson, the officer who shot dead black teenager Michael Brown on August 9

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(CNN) -- Last year on December 1 -- World AIDS Day -- President Barack Obama said that creating an "AIDS-free generation" around the world was finally within our grasp. This World AIDS Day, let's help him achieve that goal. And let's start in the United States. While the AIDS research and activist communities continue to celebrate some major breakthroughs during the past few years, we continue to struggle with an epidemic in the United States that grows unabated. Each year, 50,000 Americans become newly infected with HIV -- the virus that causes AIDS -- and more than 1.1 million people are living with the virus.
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We continue to struggle with an unabated HIV epidemic in the United States
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Communities of color are disproportionately affected by the virus
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We must fight the disease -- not the people who have it, say amfAR representatives

Question: Thirty years into the @placeholder epidemic, we can finally see, in the distance, an end.


Cairo (CNN) -- A documentary filmmaker who followed Osama bin Laden's jihad against the Soviets in the mountains of Afghanistan during the 1980s said he once warned the world's most-wanted terrorist against attacking civilians. Esam Daraz's films and books documented the birth of bin Laden's al Qaeda terror organization, and they ultimately helped cultivate bin Laden's international notoriety and inspire the jihadist movement of the 1980s. The former Egyptian Intelligence army officer established himself as an acclaimed filmmaker after producing 30 documentary films in Egypt through his own production company founded in 1978. "Afghanistan was the hotspot in 1980s so I decided to document the brutal Soviet attacks on the Muslims. I embedded with many of the leading Arab fighters on the battlefield and they trusted me so they led me to bin Laden. I followed his trail from 1987 until 1991, " Daraz explained reminiscing as he went through his archive of footage stored in his Cairo studio.
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Esam Daraz followed bin Laden's jihad against the Soviets
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His films helped cultivate bin Laden's notoriety
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He agrees with Obama that photos of bin Laden's corpse should not be released

Question: Daraz filmed bin laden and his 120 @placeholder fighters in the first training camp located amid the rugged terrain of Afghanistan.

Question: Daraz claims that his film inspired thousands of @placeholder youth to join bin Laden's small group of fighters.


Returning to Earth from orbit is no easy feat. To do so, spacecraft must endure temperatures of more than 1,650°C (3,000°F) as they hit the atmosphere at 25 times the speed of sound. Thankfully, over the years the technique has been refined to a tee; astronauts can get from the ISS to the surface of Earth in just 3.5 hours. But a GIF has revealed the fiery process that takes place when the manned Soyuz spacecraft first comes into contact with the thick atmosphere - before it makes its daring descent back to Earth. Scroll down for video This GIF shows the moment cosmonauts Oleg Kotov and Sergey Ryazansky, and astronaut Michael Hopkins, returned to Earth in March this year at the culmination of ISS Expedition 38
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The return of three astronauts to Earth is shown from inside Soyuz capsule
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Short clip reveals the capsule's heat shield burning away
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This shield is burnt on purpose to protect the astronauts inside
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Temperatures on re-entry reach 1,650°C (3,000°F) as the spacecraft hits the atmosphere at 25 times the speed of sound
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The journey time from the ISS to Earth takes a total of 3.5 hours

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John Terry will sign a one-year extension to his Chelsea contract after Jose Mourinho revealed that it is now ‘a formality’. The 34-year-old will be a leading contender for the PFA player of the year award after some outstanding displays at the heart of defence. VIDEO Scroll down to see Jose Mourinho on John Terry Chelsea have acted quickly to reassure John Terry that he will remain at Stamford Bridge Mourinho kept him sweating on a new deal last season, but this time Chelsea have acted quickly to reassure their captain that he will remain at Stamford Bridge. The Chelsea manager, who takes his team to Southampton on Sunday, said: ‘There are no doubts that he is going to get another contract. I know that, he knows that.
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John Terry set to be rewarded for outstanding displays with new deal
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He was kept waiting before being offered contract extension last season
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Jose Mourinho wary of Louis van Gaal’s fast-improving Manchester United

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By David Martosko In Washington PUBLISHED: 15:06 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 18:06 EST, 2 September 2013 U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called Bashar al-Assad 'a two-bit dictator' on Monday during an hour-long conference call with Democratic congressmen - saying Syria's president will 'continue to act with impunity' if President Obama's request for limited air strikes fails to win approval. And speaking to reporters after a meeting with President Obama at the White House, Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona said that if Congress defeats a resolution calling for military intervention, it would be 'catastrophic, because it would undermine the credibility of the United States and the president of the United States.'
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Obama asked him to come to the White House specifically to discuss Syria
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Lawmakers cut short vacation to join intelligence briefing
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Kerry told 200 Democrats on call that this was a 'Munich' moment - referring to the 1938 Munich Pact that failed to stop Hitler
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Most lawmakers agree regime did use chemical weapons but are split on resolution
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Minnesota Rep. Rick Nolan said he feared it would be 'another Vietnam'

Question: @placeholder served in Vietnam as captain of a naval 'swift boat' whose other crewmen challenged the basis for his service medals when he ran for president in 2004.


San Jose, California (CNN) -- After three weeks, the closely watched Apple versus Samsung patent trial wound down Tuesday with four hours of closing arguments. Apple is accusing Samsung of copying the design of the iPhone and iPad, suing Samsung for $2.5 billion. Samsung denies any wrongdoing and is counter suing Apple for $519 million, also for patent infringement. Tuesday's closing arguments capped off weeks of testimony that included highs -- colorful stories from Apple executives about the iPhone's origin -- and lows -- jurors nodding off during drier discussions of software patents. The final battle for the jury's favor had a little bit of both.
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The Apple versus Samsung patent trial had its closing arguments Tuesday
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Jurors will now decide if any Samsung products copied the iPad and iPhone
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A finding for Apple could have far-reaching implications for Android device makers

Question: If Samsung wins, it's possible @placeholder smartphone and tablet makers would continue to make products similar to Apple's, leading to more unified design across the industry and a dearth of innovative new products.


They are two of the hottest properties in the Premier League, the South American hotshots who will surely decide Sunday’s big showdown between Manchester City and Arsenal. But which of Alexis Sanchez and Sergio Aguero is the better player? Martin Keown and Jamie Redknapp sat down for an appreciation, some arguing and a very difficult decision... So, what is it that makes them so dangerous? MARTIN KEOWN: They are fantastic all-round footballers but it’s their ability to run at players and terrorise defenders that makes them so good. They love to fly forward and are able to change direction in an instant — it’s that speed of thought and technique that strikes fear into opponents. They can absolutely embarrass players with their pace but almost always produce something special at the end of it.
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The South Americans have taken the Premier League by storm this season
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Both players scored in the 2-2 draw at the Emirates in September and it is likely that they will have much to say when at the Etihad on Sunday
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Aguero is a lethal striker, who can run at people and is deadly in the box
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Sanchez hit the ground running, scoring 12 times in the Premier League
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Redknapp and Keown sat down to debate and decide...

Question: But I’ll go for @placeholder — he’s injured less often and for the energy he gives.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- AEG dropped its claim Monday for a $17.5 million insurance policy for Michael Jackson, just days after e-mails revealed the concert promoter had doubts about Jackson's health at the time they were applying for the insurance. AEG lawyer Marvin Putnam told CNN later Monday the move has been in the works for months and is not connected with the controversy over the e-mails. A Lloyds of London underwriter sued AEG and Michael Jackson LLC after Jackson's death, claiming they failed to disclose information about the pop star's health and drug use. "In exchange for AEG withdrawing its insurance claim, underwriters agreed to dismiss AEG from the case and to waive any costs recoverable from AEG," said Paul Schrieffer, attorney for the insurance underwriter. "The insurance case continues against the Michael Jackson Company LLC for, among other things, rescission of the policy due to nondisclosures of Michael Jackson's prior drug use."
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E-mails leaked last week show concert promoters' doubts about Michael Jackson's health
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A Lloyds of London underwriter insured Jackson's concert for $17.5 million
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Jackson died two weeks before his London shows were set to begin

Question: "MJ is locked in his room drunk and despondent," @placeholder wrote in a March 5, 2009, e-mail to AEG Live's parent company, the paper reported.


Cairo (CNN)The actions of the Islamic State are anything but Islamic, and Muslims must battle extremism to maintain the religion's message of mercy, the grand mufti of Egypt told CNN. Sheikh Shawky Ibrahim Abdel-Karim Allam spoke about the recent execution of a Jordanian pilot at the hands of ISIS. Lt. Moath al-Kasasbeh, 27, was burned alive while confined in a cage. "What happened to the Jordanian pilot is by all means a crime. This barbaric action is far away from humanity, much less religions. Islam is innocent of this act," the grand mufti said on Thursday. Allam leads Dar El-Ifta, or the House of Fatwas, the premier authority in Islamic legal interpretations. The institution was founded in 1895, although the grand muftis of Egypt have been interpreting Islam for 800 years. It releases more than 500,000 edicts a year.
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Grand mufti of Egypt says actions of ISIS are far from Islamic
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Sheikh Shawky Ibrahim Abdel-Karim Allam leads the premier authority in Islamic legal interpretations

Question: Allam believes in the need for reform, but he also believes the foundation of @placeholder must remain untouched.


The great and the good of the game queued up to pay glowing tributes to Arsenal legend Thierry Henry, who announced his retirement from football on Tuesday. Mesut Ozil, Theo Walcott and Aaron Ramsey were among the current Gunners to praise their club's hero, while Arsenal themselves also paid a fitting tribute to Henry, who is taking up a role as 'football expert and ambassador' with Sky Sports. Henry netted 228 goals in 377 games for Arsenal during two spells in north London - as well as winning the Premier League twice and lifting the FA Cup on three occasions.
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Thierry Henry has retired from football to become a Sky Sports pundit
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Ex-Arsenal striker scored 360 club goals during a stellar career
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Arsenal players and the club itself have led tributes to former great
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Former team-mates Cesc Fabregas and Bojan Krkic also praise Henry

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A Gold Coast woman who was left stressed when her bank balance mysteriously increased to almost $10 million has been told she won't have to pay back an additional overdraft debt of $7500 that was also added to her account. Sue Lamb, 49, from Labrador, was shocked when she used an ATM to withdraw $100 from her ANZ credit account on Saturday and the bank receipt said her available balance was $9,990,420.94. Ms Lamb said she called ANZ to inform them of the error but claims a customer service agent told her it was her money and there was nothing he could do.
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Sue Lamb was shocked when she checked her bank balance on Saturday
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The Gold Coast woman's receipt said her available balance was $9,990,420
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An overdraft debt of $7500 was also added to her account
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The bank have confirmed she won't have to pay the mysterious debt
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Ms Lamb said she called ANZ to inform them of the error but claims a customer service agent told her it was her money

Question: 'The available balance on the @placeholder receipt refers to the amount of the monthly spend cap rather than the available credit,' she said.


A Conservative MP who claims that he was falsely accused of sexually assaulting Nigel Farage’s ‘former mistress’ has spoken for the first time about how the incident cost him his marriage and family. Andrew Bridgen said that Annabelle Fuller, a Ukip spokeswoman, had ‘ruined his life’ after claiming she was groped on the balcony of his Westminster flat in June 2011. Police were told by an informant last month that Miss Fuller, 32, had concocted the claim after stealing his phone and later confessed she had ‘stitched him up’. Annabelle Fuller (left) who was named as a mistress of Nigel Farage (an allegation that they both deny) went to the Westminster flat of Tory MP Andrew Bridgen (with wife Jackie, right) and claimed that she was groped on his balcony. Mr Bridgen was arrested but the case was dropped within days and says the incident ruined his life and cost him his marriage
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Andrew Bridgen, MP met Annabelle Fuller in a pub across the road from his Westminster flat
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He says going to pub for a drink was 'biggest mistake in my life'
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Police arrested politician but case was dropped within days
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She ran barefoot from flat taking MP's phone and security pass with her
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Claims that she did not know Mr Bridgen was an MP when she met him

Question: She added she never wanted the case against the MP to go ahead and that she had been left ‘suicidal’ after Mr @placeholder threatened to sue over the false accusations.


As a U.S. senator, Barack Obama won $48 million in federal funding to help Ukraine destroy thousands of tons of guns and ammunition – weapons which are now unavailable to the Ukrainian army as it faces down Russian President Vladimir Putin during his invasion of Crimea. In August 2005, just seven months after his swearing-in, Obama traveled to Donetsk in Eastern Ukraine with then-Indiana Republican Senator Dick Lugar, touring a conventional weapons site. The two met in Kiev with President Victor Yushchenko, making the case that an existing Cooperative Threat Reduction Program covering the destruction of nuclear weapons should be expanded to include artillery, small arms, anti-aircraft weapons, and conventional ammunition of all kinds.
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Obama traveled to Ukraine with Sen. Dick Lugar in 2005 just seven months after he became a senator, touring surplus weapons stockpiles
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Most of the small arms and ammunition were left over when Soviets withdrew from Eastern bloc nations, and later dumped in Ukraine
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The two senators secured U.S. funding to help destroy the weapons instead of leaving them intact
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Ukraine exported more than 700,000 small arms in 2004-2007, including 101,000 each to Libya and the UK, and 260,000 to the U.S.
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But most of the ammunition stockpiles – crucial for keeping a standing army battle-ready – were destroyed
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Ukraine is in a staring match with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has designs on recapturing portions of the former Soviet nation

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(CNN) -- Keegan Bradley rounded off a triumphant rookie season by claiming the PGA Tour's Grand Slam of Golf in Bermuda Wednesday. Bradley held off a charging Charl Schwartzel of South Africa to win the prestigious end-of-season title by a shot after carding a level-par 71 on the Port Royal Golf Course. It left the American on four-under 138 for the two-round tournament which brings together the season's four major winners. Masters champion Schwartzel produced a best of the day six-under 65 but was ultimately undone by his first round three-over par 74. U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy started the day in the joint lead with Bradley after their first round 67s, but fell away in blustery conditions to card a four-over 75 to finish in third place on level-par 142.
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Keegan Bradley wins PGA Grand Slam of Golf in Bermuda
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Rookie professional cards a level-par 71 for four-under 138
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Charl Schwartzel one-shot back after brilliant second round 65
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Bradley claimed PGA Championship in Atlanta to earn invite to prestigious event

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:29 EST, 8 August 2012 | UPDATED: 10:51 EST, 8 August 2012 As Aly Raisman triumphantly raised her arms at the end of her gold medal-winning performance yesterday, the entire arena appeared to be cheering - except this guy. The grouchy gentleman may argue that he had the worst seat in the house during the women's gymnastics floor exercise final, right behind Raisman's jubilant parents. Sporting a preppy look with a white t-shirt and a green sweater over his shoulders, he cannot keep his exasperation a secret as Lynn and Rick Raisman celebrate their daughter's routine, which made her the first American woman to strike gold in the event.
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Man can be seen getting exasperated with the father of Team USA's captain Aly Raisman during Tuesday's floor exercise final
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Her parents are known for their over-the-top celebrations
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She went on to win gold in the event, the first U.S. woman to do so
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Raisman finished with two gold medals and a bronze

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By Richard Hartley-parkinson PUBLISHED: 08:51 EST, 28 March 2013 | UPDATED: 20:15 EST, 28 March 2013 A judge warned foreign criminals yesterday that Britain is not a ‘soft touch’ as he jailed a Romanian gang for a £1million theft campaign. The ten gang members exploited EU border laws to travel freely between Romania and the UK purely to steal high-quality gold from Turkish and Indian jewellery shops. The ‘professional’ criminals aged between 20 and 30 were chastised by Old Bailey Judge Timothy Pontius for not having done ‘an honest day’s work while they were here’. Scroll down to see the robberies on CCTV
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Judge Timothy Pontius told gang members they would be deported
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Ten men from eastern Europe raided jewellers across London
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Gang came to the UK with the sole purpose of carrying out the robberies

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A spokesman for the Taliban denied on Wednesday a weekend report that Taliban representatives may meet with officials representing the government of President Hamid Karzai in Saudi Arabia in the coming weeks. "There is no doubt that Saudi Arabia is a respectful country for us as it is the place for the house of God and many more Islamic sacred, but the rumor which has recently been spread by media that the Taliban delegation would meet with Karzai administrationÂ¹s representatives in the Saudi Arabia is completely incorrect," said spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid in a statement. He added that the Taliban are working to create an understanding with the international community, but negotiations have not begun. That's because a trust-building stage, which must come before any negotiations, has not been completed, he said.
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Taliban spokesman says any negotiations must be preceded by a trust-building stage
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He calls the report of talks with Afghan representatives in Saudi Arabia "baseless and unconfirmed"

Question: The senior official, speaking anonymously as he was discussing sensitive diplomatic issues, said the plans for a meeting between insurgents and @placeholder officials were at such an early stage that it was not clear who would attend or when any talks would be held.


(CNN) -- Vice President Joe Biden has been the topic of much discussion this past week as to whether he was playing racial politics in what has become the "chains speech" in Danville, Virginia. Commentators, political pundits, politicians and academics have weighed in. But through all of the hoopla, it is important to probe the statement that preceded Biden saying to the audience at the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research: "They're going to put y'all back in chains." Here is Biden's full statement from the speech: "(Mitt) Romney wants to let -- he said in the first hundred days, he's going to let the big banks once again write their own rules. 'Unchain Wall Street.' They're going to put y'all back in chains."
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Roland Martin: In context Biden's "chains" comments make sense, are about banking industry
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He says out-of-control banks caused housing collapse, took bailout money from taxpayers
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He says Romney will continue business as usual with financial industry, opposes controls
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Martin: Wall Street doesn't care about U.S. consumers, except to keep them shackled in debt

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(CNN) -- Three days after the world watched a giant balloon fly through the air as a tearful family expressed fears that their 6-year-old boy could be inside, authorities announced what millions suspected: The whole thing was staged. The balloon is displayed at the sheriff's department in Fort Collins, Colorado, on Sunday. The "Aha!" moment that led authorities to realize what had happened was an interview with the family Thursday night on CNN's "Larry King Live," Sheriff Jim Alderden of Larimer County said Sunday. In the interview with Wolf Blitzer, filling in for King, the Heenes asked their son why he had not come out from hiding when they called his name.
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Attorney says Heene will turn himself in if there's "reason to arrest him"
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Sheriff suspected lie after Falcon's comment on 'Larry King Live' Thursday
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Sheriff : Authorities misled media on their suspicions to maintain Heenes' "trust"
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6-year-old, feared to be in runaway balloon Thursday, was later found at home

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A military source has revealed that Florida socialite Jill Kelley reveled in her close ties to senior military men and bombarded General John Allen with emails. Mark Rosenthal, a civil liaison officer for the MacDill Air Force base in Tampa where Central Command is based, said he was appalled by the flirty behavior of Kelley at lavish parties she hosted in her $1.3million home. He warned 37-year-old Mrs Kelley, a mother-of-three who is married to cancer surgeon Dr Scott Kelley, to stop bombarding the general with emails. General Allen is the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan. Scroll down for video
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Senior military figure said he was appalled by Mrs Kelley's behavior at lavish parties thrown in her $1.3million mansion
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Dr Scott Kelley left his Florida home for first time since his wife was revealed as key player in Petraeus sex scandal

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Washington (CNN)The Congress that has done virtually nothing for two years is wrapping up 2014 with a bang. Dozens of policy provisions are tucked into a 1,603-page bill that will keep the government open through next September. The provisions affect everything from campaign finance laws to financial regulations, marijuana possession and even the government's purchase of white potatoes. The bill, which was negotiated between Democrats and Republicans over several weeks, is expected to get a vote in the House on Thursday -- right as Washington faces a deadline to avert another government shutdown. The provisions are notable because House Republican leaders frequently tout a transparent process. But some of the items added at the last minute to this massive funding bill were never discussed in any committee hearing, or voted on as part of any of the nearly dozen spending bills that were rolled into one package to result in the 1,603-page legislation.
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Lawmakers tucked in dozens of items to the spending bill
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Items affect everything from financial regulations to white potatoes
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Congress must pass bill by Thursday to avert a shutdown

Question: Blocking new marijuana legalization bill in Washington, D.C.: Voters in @placeholder approved a measure to decriminalize recreational marijuana use last month.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- A man who allegedly set off a small bomb at a Starbucks coffee shop was arrested after he made the mistake of bragging about his exploit to friends, police said Wednesday. An NYPD officer stands guard outside a Starbucks where a bomb went off on Memorial Day. New York City Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly told reporters that Kyle Shaw, 17, was arrested Tuesday night at his Manhattan apartment after a police investigation revealed that he bragged to his friends about planting the explosive outside an Upper East Side Starbucks on May 25. Shaw allegedly told his friends prior to the explosion that "Project Mayhem" was about to begin, Kelly said, and that they should watch the news on Memorial Day.
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Police: Suspect, 17, wanted to launch "Project Mayhem" with bomb
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Suspect is fan of Brad Pitt film "Fight Club'
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Memorial Day blast damaged a bench outside a Manhattan Starbucks

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Floyd Mayweather allegedly riled up his rapper friend Earl Hayes over his wife's infidelity before Hayes gunned her down in the bathtub and then killed himself, according to a new report. TMZ claims that the champion boxer told his rapper friend over iPhone FaceTime Monday morning that he was 'weak' for not leaving Stephanie Mosley after she allegedly cheated on him with a fellow rapper. Citing anonymous sources, TMZ says that Mayweather was still on FaceTime when Hayes left to get a gun. Rapper Earl Hayes allegedly gunned down his wife in the bathtub because he believed she was cheating on him
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Floyd Mayweather attended the Los Angeles Clippers basketball game Monday night hours after 'watching his friend commit a murder-suicide'
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Attended LA Lakers game on Tuesday night - marking two nights in a row sitting courtside after the killings
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Mayweather is said to have been on FaceTime with Earl Hayes when he allegedly shot and killed his girlfriend Stephanie Moseley and then himself
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Hayes is reported to have been upset about Moseley's relationship with rapper and singer Trey Songz
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Rapped about murder-suicide in a song a few years ago

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(RealSimple.com) -- A lengthy separation -- and a surprise trip to Paris -- caused this husband and wife to realize that their marriage could be saved. Mary L. Tabor and Del Persinger Washington, D.C. Married 26 years Mary was still in her nightgown and robe, sipping a cappuccino in the kitchen of the Washington, D.C., brownstone she shared with her husband, Del, when he walked in and announced he wanted to live alone. They had been married for 21 years. "I didn't know what had hit me," Mary, 64, recalls of that fall morning in 2005. "I wondered, does he have a girlfriend? A boyfriend? I had no idea what was wrong."
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After 21 years of marriage, Del announced to his wife that he wanted to live alone
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Mary felt "broken" without Del, who had helped raise her two children
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Mary and Del say open communication repaired their marriage

Question: Although the couple's relationship had been strained for a few months, @placeholder simply assumed they were going through a rough patch.

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(CNN) -- Now that Mitt Romney has all but wrapped up the Republican nomination for president, the discussion has veered toward potential running mates. Who embodies the conservative credentials Romney is seen as lacking? Who can deliver a battleground state that will put Romney over the top? Who can generate the enthusiasm that will bring not only Republicans, but also independents, to the polls on Election Day? Presidential candidates -- Democrats and Republicans alike -- have always considered factors like these. What is notable about this year's early speculation, however, is the manner in which women have been incorporated into the conversation.
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Jennifer Lawless, Kathleen Dolan: Romney likely GOP pick; focus now on finding VP
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They say nowadays women usually at least included in list of potential VP candidates
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They say ABC's Karl made lists of potential candidates; gave women a separate list
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Writers: Women still woefully underrepresented in electoral politics; viewed as outsiders

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Two Britons have died from heart attacks at a popular holiday spot in Cyprus during a desperate rescue attempt after one of them got into trouble in the sea. Bernard Harris, 53, from London, and Christine Elizabeth McLeish Sugarhood, 66, from West Sussex, died after Mrs Sugarhood passed out in the water near Paphos. According to police Mrs Sugarhood went into the water to help her husband Montague - who is known as Norman - who got into difficulty in rough waves. Police say Norman made it back to shore, but Mrs Sugarhood then suffered a heart attack and lost consciousness, at which point Mr Harris swam out in another rescue attempt.
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Bernard Harris, 53, and Christine Sugarhood, 66, have died in Cyprus
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Mr Harris jumped into sea at Paphos after Mrs Sugarhood got into trouble
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Police say Mrs Sugarhood suffered heart attack passed out in the water
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Mr Harris dragged her to shore but also had heart attack after giving CPR
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Neighbours of Mrs Sugarhood described her as a 'massive fan of swimming'

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Paris (CNN) -- Al Jazeera will not broadcast video it received showing killings in France blamed on Mohammed Merah, it announced Tuesday, saying the material "does not meet our Code of Ethics." The network is "also declining all requests for copies," it said on Twitter. The decision came after Al Jazeera's Paris bureau chief said the network received video of the shootings in the mail. The edited footage contains images of the killings of seven people, along with music, religious singing and readings from the Quran, bureau chief Zied Tarrouche said Tuesday. "You can hear the gunshots at the time of the killings. ... You can hear the cries of the victims," he said on CNN affiliate BFM-TV.
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NEW: Al Jazeera will not show or distribute the video it received, it says
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Nicolas Sarkozy asks TV stations to show respect for the victims
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Al Jazeera got 25 minutes of footage along with an unsigned note, it says
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Mohammed Merah visited Israel and the West Bank, the Israeli government says

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(CNN) -- He claimed he won the prize this week, and now it's official: Pedro Quezada of New Jersey is the winner of Saturday's $338 million Powerball jackpot, the New Jersey Lottery said Tuesday. Quezada announced on Monday that he held the winning ticket, but the final word from lottery officials didn't come until Tuesday. "I felt pure joy, just happiness," Quezada, a Dominican immigrant and deli owner, told reporters at a news conference Tuesday. "It's a gift from God," he said. Undoubtedly, his life will change. But the money "won't change my heart," Quezada said. He said he was walking to work Monday and saw a crowd at a liquor store in Passaic, New Jersey. He'd bought his Powerball ticket there, so he thought he should go in to see who won. He had his ticket with him, and showed it to the clerk, who checked it and told him he was the winner.
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NEW: Pedro Quezada says the money is a "gift from God"
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NEW: It'll change his life, but not his heart, says the Dominican immigrant and deli owner
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NEW: Quezada moved to the United States when he was 19
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NEW: He has five children, ages 5-23, and one granddaughter

Question: Quezada's ticket matched all six numbers drawn Saturday night: 17, 29, 31, 52, 53 and the @placeholder, 31.


By Toni Jones PUBLISHED: 11:20 EST, 6 March 2013 | UPDATED: 03:55 EST, 13 March 2013 Bobby Fransis Barnes, 19, was born female but has wanted to be male for as long as he can remember. From the age of four Bobby dressed as a boy, he dated girls as he got older and at the age of 15 he decided to begin hormone treatment to become a fully-fledged man. He is now living as man while he waits for full sex change surgery and while Bobby has always had the full support of his mother Tracey Wood in his quest to change his sex, in another twist Bobby has fallen in love with Tracey's best friend Donna Price.
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Bobby Fransis Barnes was born female but has been living as a man since the age of 15
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The 19-year-old met his mother's old friend in a pub and kissed her
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The couple are now engaged and Bobby's mother has given her blessing

Question: @placeholder, who like the rest of the family spent most of the interview grinning, said: 'From day one I always felt this.


(CNN) -- A man convicted of crimes in connection with Detroit's organized-crime family claims to know where Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa's body was buried in 1975. Anthony Zerilli, 85, told New York's NBC 4 that Hoffa was buried in a Michigan field about 20 miles north of where he was last seen on July 30, 1975. "I'm as certain as I could possibly be," Zerilli told the station. "If I had money, I'd like to bet a big sum of money that he's buried (there)." Zerilli said the plan was to bury Hoffa in a shallow grave, then move his body to a different location. The latter part of the plan fell through, and his body was left in Oakland County, Michigan.
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Teamsters boss Jimmy Hoffa disappeared on July 30, 1975
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A man connected with Detroit's organized-crime family says he knows where Hoffa was buried
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A former prosecutor says, "This is a man who would have been in the know"
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The FBI declines to comment on the man's claims

Question: In 2005, @placeholder was sentenced to 71 months in prison for racketeering and extortion.


Lampedusa, Italy (CNN) -- More than 400 people fleeing Libya and Tunisia arrived overnight in an Italian island on Saturday, the latest in a stream of refugees escaping volatile and unstable North Africa. The U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees said the people reached the Mediterranean island of Lampedusa in two boats, one from Libya and the other from Tunisia. The vessel from Libya carried 199 people fleeing the country's civil war, and the other carried 218 Tunisians looking for better lives in Europe. Five boats containing 1,271 passengers reached Lampedusa on Friday. Many of the refugees are from sub-Saharan Africa, including Sierra Leone and Senegal. Others include Bangladeshis and Egyptians.
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One ship was from Libya and the other was from Tunisia
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People have been making the journey since February
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Lampedusa and Malta have borne the brunt of refugee flight

Question: The number of new arrivals from @placeholder has reduced somewhat, thanks in part to a recent agreement with Italy to improve patrolling along the Tunisian coast.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:26 EST, 17 December 2012 | UPDATED: 03:29 EST, 17 December 2012 An increasing number of millionaires long to leave the UK, citing warm weather as the main attraction of foreign shores. Nearly a quarter of Britons worth £1million or more are considering leaving the country in the next two years, a survey by Lloyds TSB International found. Nearly two thirds said the British climate was the main reason why they wished to emigrate, whilst only 41 per cent mentioned taxes. For the climate: More millionaires want to leave the UK - and apparently it is warmer weather they are looking for
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Nearly a quarter of UK millionaires want to emigrate
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Most cited the weather as their reason to leave yet some were worried about crime and living costs
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Only 41 per cent mentioned high taxes

Question: However, 64 per cent of the wealthy @placeholder said they were happy living in the UK.


(CNN) -- A teen beauty queen in Utah and three others were arrested Saturday morning for allegedly making and throwing bombs that an explosives investigator says could have killed someone. Kendra Gill, Bryce Stone, Shanna Smith and John Reagh -- all 18 -- admitted to buying the materials for the explosives, making the devices and throwing them from a vehicle, according to a Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office probable cause statement that CNN obtained. Gill was crowned Miss Riverton in June, and was set to compete for the Miss Utah title, CNN affiliate KUTV reported. Investigators began getting calls late Friday night from Riverton residents who heard "loud pops," said Capt. Clint Mecham of the Unified Fire Authority which is investigating the case.
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Kendra Gill and 3 other 18-year-olds accused of making, throwing explosive devices
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Devices had potential to maim or kill, Fire Authority captain says
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One teen told investigators that they were "pranking," probable cause document says

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Paris (CNN) -- France's ex-First Lady, Valérie Trierweiler, is back with a vengeance. A few hours after her memoirs of her relationship with President François Hollande, called "Merci pour ce moment" (Thanks for the moment) hit the bookstands in France, a new poll showed that the President's approval ratings were in free fall, reaching the historical low of 13%. Some extracts had been leaked to the press the day before and Paris Match, Trierweiler's employer, had exclusively revealed the "best pages," or rather the most damning pages about the President. On Thursday evening, her publisher revealed that in just a few hours of sales, her essay was doing three times better than Fifty Shades of Grey when it was launched. On Amazon, her book was selling like hot brioches, with one copy sold every five seconds.
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Former French First Lady publishes book about her relationship with Francois Hollande
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Nobody comes out of the saga unscathed, writes commentator Agnes Poirier
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Poirier: Trierweiler herself comes out very badly by dishing the dirt in public
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Greatest casualty is President Hollande and his image, she adds

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By Sam Greenhill PUBLISHED: 03:57 EST, 30 July 2012 | UPDATED: 18:45 EST, 30 July 2012 Walk-out: Charge d'affaires Khaled al-Ayoubi told the British authorities that he was 'no longer willing' to represent the Syrian government at the embassy in London Syria's most senior diplomat to Britain yesterday defected in ‘revulsion’ at the violence. He deserted his post as a refugee crisis erupted in Aleppo, Syria’s largest city. Khaled al-Ayoubi, the charge d’affaires in London, told the Foreign Office he could no longer represent President Bashar al-Assad’s brutal regime. More than 200,000 have fled Aleppo after Assad unleashed helicopter gunships and fighter jets on rebels who had seized swathes of the city.
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Khaled al-Ayoubi now staying in safe location in UK
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Foreign Office urges others to disassociate themselves from Syrian regime
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More than 200,000 people have fled their homes in Aleppo after gunfire and many more are trapped
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Civilians caught up in the fighting have been forced to crowd together in buildings and basements to escape the heavy shelling
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UN requests secure access for those who need to provide relief
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British expert claims fighting is unique in that both sides are strong enough to avoid defeat but none is strong enough to subdue the other

Question: The Foreign Office said: ‘Mr @placeholder has told us that he is no longer willing to represent a regime that has committed such violent and oppressive acts against its own people.


Moscow (CNN) -- Russian election authorities officially registered Prime Minister Vladimir Putin Monday as a candidate for president in next year's election, they announced on their website. Putin will represent his United Russia party, the Central Election Commission said. The move is the latest step toward Putin's reclaiming the presidency after switching to the prime minister's office because of a law barring him from serving more than two consecutive terms as president. Russia's third-richest man, the billionaire New Jersey Nets owner Mikhail Prokhorov, announced this month that he will run against Putin for president. Many ordinary Russians suspect the Kremlin put Prokhorov up to it to give the impression the contest is fair.
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Putin is angling to return to the office he used to hold
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Historic numbers of Russians demonstrated against election results this month
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They claim the results were falsified, but Putin denies it
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Billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov says he will run against Putin

Question: He said their results "reflect the actual line-up of forces in the country, as well as the fact that the ruling force -- the @placeholder party -- has lost certain positions."


(Financial Times) -- Two Russian billionaires have clashed publicly over corporate governance at the world's largest aluminium company, after Viktor Vekselberg said United Company Rusal was in "deep crisis" because of bad management and a heavy debt load. Mr Vekselberg resigned as Rusal's chairman on Monday night, saying it had been transformed from "a world leader in the aluminium industry into a company overburdened by debt and involved in a huge number of legal battles and social conflicts". Oleg Deripaska, Rusal's controlling shareholder and chief executive, hit back at Mr Vekselberg on Tuesday. "There is no crisis, either deep or shallow. There is a difficult situation on the market which determines the economic results," he said, adding that Rusal would replace him with an independent chairman.
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Two Russian billionaires clash on governance at the world's largest aluminium company,
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Viktor Vekselberg said Rusal was in "deep crisis" because of bad management
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Oleg Deripaska, Rusal's chief executive, said 'there is no crisis'

Question: The deal, made at a big premium to the market price at the time, would have allowed @placeholder to pay off its $11.4bn debt burden and begin paying dividends to shareholders.


Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN) -- Newt Gingrich is on the ropes, Tim Pawlenty's dropped the gloves, and Mitt Romney will be in the middle. It doesn't matter that Sarah Palin, Rudy Giuliani and Jon Huntsman decided to stay home. The game is on. No more hedging statements, exploratory committees, or one more discussion with the family before deciding to jump into the water headfirst. The final boxes have been checked -- save for Michele Bachmann. For the six others, the race for the GOP presidential nomination begins Monday night at the CNN/WMUR/New Hampshire Union Leader debate. Voters will be looking for the candidates to deliver answers on the pressing issues facing the nation, and Republican viewers will be watching for a candidate to take on President Obama in 2012.
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Early polling shows Republicans aren't totally enamored with the field
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Sarah Palin and Rudy Giuliani, who haven't announced, poll high among GOP voters
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Front-runner Mitt Romney must weather expected attacks and counterpunch effectively
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Don't be surprised if Ron Paul says, "I told you so"

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By Alasdair Glennie PUBLISHED: 18:25 EST, 25 October 2012 | UPDATED: 02:38 EST, 26 October 2012 He unleashed a public outcry by inviting controversial dog trainer Cesar Millan onto his daytime TV show. Now it seems Alan Titchmarsh has landed himself in the doghouse with animal-lover Yasmin le Bon. The model is ‘on the warpath’ after he said Mr Millan’s unconventional methods were ‘barbaric’, according to her rock star husband. Alan Titchmarsh (left) has landed himself in the dog house with Yasmin Le Bon (pictured right) Duran Duran singer Simon Le Bon warned the mild-mannered horticulturalist to be ‘very afraid’, saying Mr Millan is ‘pretty close to holy’ in his household.
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Alan Titchmarsh grilled his guest Cesar Millan on the 'totally unacceptable' way that he trains dogs
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Simon Le Bon took to Twitter saying that his wife was 'on the warpath' after watching the show

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Bangui, Central African Republic (CNN) -- Two French soldiers sent to the Central African Republic as part of an international peacekeeping mission have been killed, the French presidency said Tuesday. The two soldiers, both paratroopers in their early 20s, were killed in combat in the capital, Bangui, on Monday night, a statement from the Elysee Palace said. "They lost their lives to save others," it said. French President Francois Hollande learned of the soldiers' deaths "with great sadness," the statement said. He also "reiterates his full confidence in the French forces deployed alongside African forces to restore security in the Central African Republic, protect civilian populations and ensure access to humanitarian aid."
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Two French soldiers die after their patrol is attacked in Bangui, Defense Ministry says
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France has 1,600 troops in the Central African Republic in support of an African force
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Violence has escalated in the Central African Republic since a coup in March

Question: A deadline was set by the African-led peacekeeping force, backed by the @placeholder, for the warring militias to disarm by midday Monday.


(CNN) -- An environmentally-friendly surfboard has taken to the waves after five years in development. Surf's up: Mark Harris tries out the Eden eco-surfboard. British profession surfer Mark "Egor" Harris was one of the first to try the British-made board at Fistral beach in Cornwall, England, giving its performance and eco-credentials the thumbs up. "It felt good and I can see these boards being popular with surfers. We spend a lot of time on the beach and in the sea and surfers have been campaigning to clean up the oceans for years. This board goes hand-in-hand with that philosophy," said Harris.
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New eco-surfboard made with over 50 percent renewable materials
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Developed by Eden Project in England in tandem with local companies
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Manufacturers hope it will appeal to surfers who are traditionally eco-conscious

Question: The surfboard has been in development in the south west of England for five years and is the culmination of a collaboration between the @placeholder gardens and biosphere and three local companies.


Parents angrily confronted a head teacher after he gave primary children books about tackling homophobic bullying. Police were called after the protest, which had been orchestrated by religious campaigners, became heated. Head teacher Jamie Barry is said to have faced aggression and verbal abuse at the meeting at Welford Primary in Birmingham, one of the schools linked to the ‘Trojan Horse’ scandal earlier this year. Head teacher Jamie Barry (pictured) is said to have faced aggression and verbal abuse at the meeting at Welford Primary in Birmingham, after children were given books on tackling homophobic bullying It was one of 21 schools inspected by Ofsted amid claims of a conspiracy by hardliners to impose strict Islamic practices.
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Primary in Birmingham was linked to 'Trojan Horse' scandal earlier this year
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Books introduced after reports of some children saying it is wrong to be gay
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Head teacher Jamie Barry verbally abused at school meeting over materials
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Parents were encouraged to attend by anti-abortion group Spuc
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Spuc says young children should not be taught about homosexuality

Question: Chips, which features a series of story books, is being used in about 35 @placeholder schools.


By Associated Press U.S. Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy got a firsthand look inside the Japanese nuclear plant devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami today, as she vowed to help support the clean up. Kennedy toured the Fukushima Dai-ichi plant for about three hours on Wednesday with her son Jack Schlossberg by her side. She wore a yellow helmet and a white radiation protective suit with her last name emblazoned on it as she was shown around the plant. Scroll down for video US Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy (center) and her son Jack Kennedy Schlossberg (right) visit the central control room for Fukushima on Wednesday
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Caroline Kennedy was accompanied by son Jack Schlossberg on their first visit to the plant
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U.S. Ambassador to Japan Kennedy has vowed to support the clean up
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The devastated nuclear plant will still take over three decades to clean up

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By Paul Donnelley The little-known story of a daring British teenager who risked her life to be a spy in Nazi-occupied France during the Second World War has come to light. Plucky Sonya Butt - known as Agent Blanche – was just 19 when she was parachuted into northern France to act as a go-between for Allied troops and the French Resistance ahead of D-Day. During her time with the Special Operations Executive (SOE) she met and married Guy D’Artois, a fellow spy, and the pair went on to wreak havoc on the Germans. The spy in retirement: Sonya Butt was just 19 when she was dropped into German-occupied France and began spying for the Allies against the Axis powers. Here she is enjoying her life in Canada
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Sonya Butt aka Agent Blanche parachuted into France when she was 19
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An expert in explosives, she sabotaged bridges for French Resistance
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Narrowly escaped punishment as a collaborator
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Mentioned in Dispatches, she became a housewife and mother after war
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The Women Who Spied for Britain: Female Secret Agents of the Second World War by Robyn Walker (Published by Amberley at £16.99).

Question: Sonya used her beauty to woo @placeholder soldiers for information while secretly recruiting new Resistance cells and training them in guerrilla warfare.

Question: The combat unit disrupted the @placeholder army by destroying strategic bridges and railway lines and attacking enemy positions.

Question: She used her beauty to get close to the @placeholder soldiers but it almost blew her cover when one evening while in a café with an officer she dropped her bag carrying her revolver.


"Awesome!" exclaimed Sister Benedykta Mazur, as she described Wadowice's new museum dedicated to its revered hometown boy, Pope John Paul II. His enthusiasm for his faith and his country radiates through this rural town in southern Poland. And in the spring sunshine Sister Benedykta reminds me of how and why Poland has defied historical odds and emerged as a stable, dynamic country in the heart of Europe. Sister Benedykta tells me Pope John Paul II made patriotism part and parcel of the fourth commandment, honor and love thy parents. She says the pope encouraged Polish people to love their country and believe in its potential.
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Pope John Paul II was born in the Polish town of Wadowice
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He was recently canonized and the town has been reinvigorated
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Many say that he helped support change in the country and the end of communism 25 years ago

Question: All these details have been written and rewritten in modern history countless times, but it is on our visit to @placeholder that we really saw their significance.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 8:38 AM on 15th December 2011 President Barack Obama yesterday marked the end of the Iraq war with a tribute to the thousands of brave American troops who fought and died in the conflict. Accompanied by his wife Michelle, the president travelled to Fort Bragg in North Carolina to address service members and their families as he brought the war to a close. He told thousands of troops at the base: 'As your commander-in-chief and on behalf of a grateful nation, I'm proud to finally say these two words: welcome home, welcome home, welcome home.'
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Commander-in-chief addresses service members at Fort Bragg
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Mr Obama paid tribute to the 4,500 U.S. servicemen who lost their lives

Question: Mr Obama told the troops at Fort Bragg: 'You stood up for @placeholder; now America must stand up for you.


(CNN) -- President Barack Obama campaigned in America's car country on Monday after his administration filed a trade complaint against China's auto industry subsidies, while Republican challenger Mitt Romney complained the move was "too little, too late." Romney spoke Monday to the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce in his attempt to diminish the president's advantage with the Latino vote, a traditionally Democratic demographic that strongly supported Obama in 2008. With the November election just over seven weeks away, Obama seeks to maintain the momentum of a perceived "bounce" in support following this month's Democratic National Convention while Romney wants to gain ground on his rival ahead of the three presidential debates next month.
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NEW: Mitt Romney tells a Latino group that President Obama failed them
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Obama says Romney doesn't "walk the walk" on China
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The Obama administration files a trade complaint against China
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Romney calls the trade complaint a campaign stunt

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Manchester City have an interest in England midfielder Ross Barkley, as do all of the Premier League's top clubs, but they have yet to set wheels in motion for any bid. Any such action would likely depend on Yaya Toure and what comes of his planned talks with City's hierarchy. It is understood he and his representative Dimitri Seluk have made contact with the club owners to dampen the initial furore that surrounded his claims of feeling unloved. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ginter the grinner after Dortmund move Wanted man: Ross Barkley is attracting interest from Manchester City
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Champions City keen on England star Barkley
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Angel Correa's move to Atletico could be cancelled due to heart problems
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Borussia Dortmund snap up World Cup winner Matthias Ginter
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Shola Ameobi wanted by clubs in China
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Michu moves closer to Napoli transfer

Question: The clubs have now decided to suspend the transfer and will monitor his recuperation with @placeholder poised to make a statement in the coming weeks.


By Amy Willis PUBLISHED: 11:02 EST, 20 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:08 EST, 20 February 2014 Like a real life version of the Hollywood classic - Coming to America - a Ghanaian taxi driver in New York is leading a double life as a tribal chief in his native country. This amazing double life Isaac Osei began when he inherited a throne in Ghana after his brother died in 2006. Mr Osei and his wife Elizabeth own a taxi company in Manhattan, but travel back and forth to Ghana so he can take care of his responsibilities as chief.
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Isaac Osei leads a double life as a yellow cab driver in New York and a tribe chief in his native country Ghana
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Inherited throne and title from his brother in 2006 after he died in unknown circumstances
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Has drawn comparisons with Hollywood classic Coming to America, starring Eddie Murphy as Prince Akeem
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Like the film, Mr Osei found his Queen after arriving in America in 1977 and driving taxis from 1982
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Now runs his own taxi empire in Manhattan Napasei Taxi Management Corporation with his wife

Question: Mr Osei said: 'When we are in @placeholder my wife is the boss - she is the president of my company.'


By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 10:41 EST, 30 December 2013 | UPDATED: 16:00 EST, 30 December 2013 No thanks: An armed robber near Central Park in New York handed this LG Quantum cellphone back to his target because it was outdated One Brookyln man's defense against a recent theft was his sense of thrift. Kevin Cook, 25, was walking with a friend near Central Park in New York  around 12:30am Saturday when a gun-wielding robber told Mr Cook and his friend to hand over their valuables - threatening the two with death if they didn't stay quiet.
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Kevin Cook, 25, was walking with a friend near Central Park on Saturday when they were approached by two robbers armed with a gun
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The muggers threatened them with death and ordered them to keep quiet and hand over all their valuables
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One of the robbers handed Mr Cook's cellphone back to him, uninterested in the three-year-old phone with a sliding keyboard
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The assailants were able to escape before police arrived, though Mr Cook was able to use his passed-over cellphone to call 911

Question: This was the thirteenth robbery reported in @placeholder this year, which is the same number as last year.


By Catherine Ostler PUBLISHED: 20:01 EST, 8 February 2013 | UPDATED: 11:11 EST, 13 February 2013 Romantic break: Kate and Prince William are enjoying their seventh visit to the island of Mustique for a 'Babymoon' On the Caribbean island of Mustique, a warm, salty breeze blows through the trees and the white sand is as fine as Johnson’s baby powder. Only tree frogs and chirruping crickets disturb the silence. Turquoise water laps the shore of Macaroni Beach. Above the shoreline stand the island’s villas, built in a kaleidoscope of styles. There are colonial houses, mock palazzi, Mexican ranches, French chateaux, pagodas and sprawling cod-Balinese palaces.
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are enjoying a 'Babymoon' on the island
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Lord Glenconner - Colin Tennant - bought the island in 1958 for £45,000
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Kate's parents, Carole and Michael Middleton, regard it as a home from home

Question: Indeed, so capricious was @placeholder when he was alive that he once excluded some guests who  complained about the ‘crocodiles’ — actually lizards — running over the walls.


(CNN) -- Brazil has confirmed 557 deaths caused by H1N1 flu, the highest total in the world, the nation's Health Ministry says. A vaccine against H1N1 is being tested but is not expected to be available until at least mid-October. The United States has counted 522 fatalities through Thursday, and nearly 1,800 people had died worldwide through August 13, U.S. and global health officials said. In terms of mortality rate, which considers flu deaths in terms of a nation's population, Brazil ranks seventh, and the United States is 13th, the Brazilian Ministry of Health said in a news release Wednesday.
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Nearly 1,800 people died worldwide of H1N1 through August 13
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Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Mexico and U.S. have most total cases globally
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U.S. health officials said that up to 90,000 could die from new strain
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Seasonal flu typically kills about 64,000 Americans each year

Question: Argentina, which has reported 386 deaths attributed to H1N1 as of August 13, ranks first per capita, the @placeholder health officials said, and Mexico, where the flu outbreak was discovered in April, ranks 14th per capita.


By Ian Fletcher PUBLISHED: 17:24 EST, 15 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:31 EST, 16 December 2013 Tesco has ousted Asda as Britain’s cheapest supermarket for Christmas among the big five retailers. A survey of the price of 33 ‘essential’ seasonal products – from turkeys to satsumas – by trade magazine The Grocer found that Tesco’s basket cost £135.80 – 41p cheaper than Asda. There was little to choose between all the supermarkets, with Morrisons adding up to £136.93, Sainsbury’s on £145.14 and Waitrose at £147.55. Battle: For the first time in six years, Tesco is the place to do your Christmas shop, not long-time winner Asda
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A Tesco shop for this year's festive dinner is 41p cheaper than Asda
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Champagne, red wine, streaky bacon and Christmas pudding marked down
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Asda rubbished result as a 'hollow victory' claiming it is not long-term

Question: 'The fact that the difference between the cheapest - Tesco - and the most expensive - @placeholder - was less than 10 per cent shows how intense the fight in the grocery space is.'


(CNN) -- "The Normal Heart," written by my friend, the brilliant playwright Larry Kramer, and based on his story during the earliest days of the AIDS epidemic, tells a tale that many of us lived through, and many others did not survive. It's as relevant today as an HBO movie as when it premiered on the stage in New York City in 1985. Back then, The New York Times refused to print the word "gay," and New York Mayor Ed Koch was agonizingly slow to respond to the unfolding epidemic. Fear was everywhere. Around the country, family members shunned infected relatives, doctors were afraid to touch AIDS patients, let alone treat them, and hospital wards filled up with young men covered in lesions, dying excruciating deaths. I've almost lost track of the number of funerals I went to in those years. My friends were dying all around me -- I'm lucky that I somehow survived.
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Elton John: In the 1980s, newspapers wouldn't use term "gay," AIDS was ignored by many
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He says "The Normal Heart," an HBO film, portrays the days when many of his friends were dying
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Today's challenges regarding AIDS are different but equally urgent, he says
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Elton John: We can protect and treat everyone, yet the most vulnerable still struggle

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 03:54 EST, 30 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:38 EST, 30 January 2013 A U.S. judge has rejected Apple's demand for a hike to the $1.05billion damages owed to it by South Korean smartphone rival Samsung in the two firms ongoing patent war. District Judge Lucy Koh also rejected demands from both firms for another trial over claims Samsung unfairly used Apple's iPhone and iPad technology in knock-off products. She also upheld the validity of the Apple patents at the centre of the dispute. Head-to-head: Samsung's Galaxy smartphone, left, and Apple's iPhone, right. A U.S. judge yesterday slapped down Apple's demand for an increase to the $1billion damages owed by arch-rival Samsung
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Judge Lucy Koh also rejects demands for a fresh trial in the patent dispute as 'contrary to the interests of justice'
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Jury last summer found Samsung 'infringed' six Apple patents in creating and marketing 26 smartphones and tablets
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Judge Koh is still considering Samsung's request to reduce the $1.05billion damages awarded

Question: to show demand for the @placeholder devices was driven by the purloined

Question: Since Apple first took Samsung to the court in early 2011, @placeholder has been more successful in its U.S. litigation campaign, winning the $1.05 billion damage award and a pre-trial sales ban on some Samsung products.


(CNN) -- Former Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr will reunite on stage next month to raise money to teach transcendental meditation to children around the world to "help provide them a quiet haven in a not-so-quiet world," McCartney said. Paul McCartney (above) and Ringo Starr are teaming up for a fund-raising concert. The star-studded list of performers who will join them include two musicians who were with the Beatles when they journeyed to India's Himalayan foothills in 1968 to learn transcendental meditation from Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. "In moments of madness, it has helped me find moments of serenity," McCartney said in the concert announcement.
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Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr participating in fund-raising concert
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Show to benefit David Lynch Foundation program teaching meditation to kids
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Also on the bill: Donovan, Paul Horn, Sheryl Crow, Eddie Vedder

Question: "How great to be playing with Paul, Ringo, and @placeholder again -- as we did in India in 1968," Donovan said.


A Malaysian man who is suspected of running an Islamic State terror cell in Australia has been arrested in Kuala Lumpur, a Malaysian report says. The 29-year-old was detained by Malaysian counter terrorism officials upon his arrival at Kuala Lumpur International airport about 6am on Thursday, according to The Star Online. The man was reportedly deported from Australia on Wednesday after authorities became aware of his terror activities. A man is suspected of recruiting Malaysian militants to be sent via Australia to fight for IS in Syria, report says The man is suspected of reportedly recruiting Malaysian militants to be sent via Australia to join IS in Syria
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A Malaysian man was suspected of running an IS terror cell in Australia
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The 29-year-old was arrested upon touch down at Kuala Lumpur airport
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The man is suspected of recruiting Malaysian militants to be sent via Australia to fight for IS in Syria, report says
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It is reported that the man was only deported after he violated his visa
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But The Star reports the man was arrested after authorities were aware of his terror activities

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Adam Lanza stayed at home mostly, a witness said, playing video games such as "Call of Duty." But on December 14, 2012, he went out -- armed with 10 30-round magazines for his semiautomatic Bushmaster .223 caliber model XM15 rifle and bullets for his two handguns and a shotgun. Lanza didn't make it home alive. Nor did the 26 people -- 20 of them schoolchildren ages 6 and 7 -- he shot dead in less than five minutes, firing one bullet roughly every two seconds he was at Sandy Hook Elementary School. These were among the details spelled out Thursday in five search warrants and other material tied to the grisly shooting at the Newtown, Connecticut, school, as well as in a statement from a local top prosecutor. Together, the newly released documents help paint a clearer picture of what happened.
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Adam Lanza fired roughly one bullet every two seconds, a local prosecutor says
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He brought 10 30-round capacity magazines for a semiautomatic rifle into the school
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More than 1,600 rounds of ammunition were found in the house where he killed his mother
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Lanza fatally shot 20 children and six teachers at a Connecticut school before killing himself

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By Rob Preece and Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 18:06 EST, 16 August 2012 | UPDATED: 18:59 EST, 16 August 2012 Buying a whole chicken at the supermarket or ordering a bucket of wings at your local fast food eatery may soon cost more than just a few months ago, and all due to the devastating drought that has wiped out one-sixth of the country's corn crop in the Midwest. Corn makes up 70 per cent of chicken feed. Since the beginning of June, price on corn has gone up 40 per cent, forcing poultry producers to spend more money on each chicken they grow.
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The USDA estimates that prices will jump next year by 3.5-4.5 per cent for chicken and turkey
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Drought has destroyed one-sixth of U.S. expected corn crop
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Farmers are forced to pay $8-$9 for a bushel of corn
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Soybean harvest expected to be the worst for five years
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Food manufacturers warn they will pass on price rises to consumers

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(CNN) -- As rockets and missiles fly across the Israeli-Gaza border, CNN's Ben Wedeman describes the mood on the ground in Gaza. Is there a mood for war in Gaza? No. Among people with no affiliation with one faction or another, there is little enthusiasm for this flare-up. People here are exhausted. They see no benefit whatsoever of firing missiles into Israel that result in airstrikes that are extremely disruptive to daily life. Keep in mind that last summer after the overthrow of the Morsy government in Egypt, many of the tunnels under that country's border with Gaza were destroyed, so the economy is in abysmal shape.
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CNN's Ben Wedeman says there's little enthusiasm in Gaza for the flare-up with Israel
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He says Hamas is defiant but in private many Palestinians are opposed to their leadership
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Israel's anti-Hamas rhetoric intensified after Hamas reached a pact with Fatah, he says
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There's been no sign of urgency in the international community to become involved, he says

Question: The majority of people in Gaza are the descendants of those who were driven or fled from their homes in 1948-49, some from the very same areas currently being hit by rockets from @placeholder.


Liverpool legend Steve Nicol has led the chorus of disapproval in the United States after Frank Lampard delayed his move to New York City to remain with Manchester City. Nicol, who was the coach of fellow MLS side New England Revolution until 2011,  told ESPN: 'It is a disaster for that new franchise, a disaster for the MLS.' On Wednesday night, it was confirmed that Lampard would remain in Manchester until the end of the season after City and their sister club in New York thrashed out a deal - which was then approved by the Premier League board. He is eligible to face Sunderland on New Year's Day.
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Frank Lampard is on loan at Manchester City from New York City FC
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It has been confirmed that Lampard will stay in England until May
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Steve Nicol described Lampard staying at City as a disaster for MLS
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Nicol is the former manager of MLS side New England Revolution

Question: For that to happen, the two clubs would have to agree a loan deal from @placeholder or a permanent transfer.


(CNN) -- As recognizable as the brand itself, Donatella Versace is adamant about one thing in fashion: "Fashion is not frivolous," she told CNN. Glamour, femininity and sensuality: The three watchwords of Donatella Versace's fashion empire. It may not be frivolous, but in many respects it is a form of fantasy, something that Versace has developed as head of the Italian fashion house since taking over the reigns after the tragic death of her brother Gianni. "We sell a lifestyle, so to own one piece of Versace is like to own a whole outfit of expensive things. That's why we do many different things," she told CNN.
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Took over brother Gianni's fashion empire after his death in 1997
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Has developed Versace to be a lifestyle brand, including furniture and hotels
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Hollywood A-list, including Jennifer Lopez and Madonna, often faces of Versace

Question: @placeholder was one of the first fashion designers to recognize the power of celebrity, and Donatella, working with her brother, had a strong hand in the advertising campaigns.

Question: While she has taken the @placeholder company in her own direction, Gianni was a huge influence on her life, encouraging her to join him when he was setting up his burgeoning fashion business.


(CNN) -- Wednesday's explosion on a bus carrying Israeli tourists in Bulgaria came on the 18th anniversary of the attack on a Jewish community center in the Argentinian capital of Buenos Aires, in which 85 people were killed. Argentina's top prosecutor last year blamed Iran for the 1994 attack. Israel also holds Iran responsible for the attack. Tehran has denied any connection to the Buenos Aires bombing, which it has condemned. Such claims and counterclaims between Israel and Iran have been common in the past three decades, with each blaming the other for attacks on their citizens. Israel, without citing evidence, quickly pointed to Iran in the Bulgarian incident.
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Israel claims Iran is behind explosion on Bulgarian bus
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It also has blamed Tehran for attacks on diplomats
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Iran has pointed to Israel in scientist deaths

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