By Associated Press An American doctor infected with Ebola said on Friday he's getting stronger every day as he recounted the terrible strain of caring for those suffering from the deadly disease. Dr. Kent Brantly put out a statement  through Samaritan's Purse, the aid organization he was working with in Liberia. He and another aid worker, Nancy Writebol, are being treated in an isolation unit at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. Scroll down for video Dr Kent Brantly, an American aid worker in Liberia who contracted Ebola, is pictured returning to the U.S. last Saturday. He released a statement on Friday saying 'he's getting stronger every day'
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Dr Kent Brantly put out a statement on Friday through his aid organization saying that his health was improving
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He wrote: 'I held the hands of countless individuals as this terrible disease took their lives away from them. I witnessed the horror firsthand, and I can still remember every face and name'
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He and another aid worker, Nancy Writebol, are being treated in an isolation unit at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta
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Writebol's husband, David, who remains in Liberia, said his wife appears to be improving

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(CNN)  -- Golfers everywhere beware! The knee problems that left Tiger Woods on the sidelines and threaten his bid to overtake Jack Nicklaus as the all-time majors winner are not solely the preserve of star players. If you are a middle-age golfer with an expanding waistline you too could be placing great strain on vulnerable joints. It seems Woods' left knee gave out because of the "tremendous forces" he exerts during his swing, according to leading U.S. orthopedic specialist Dr. Nicholas A. DiNubile MD. He has treated many leading athletes during his career, including NBA star Allen Iverson and is the best-selling author of "FrameWork - Your 7 Step Program for Healthy Muscles, Bones & Joints."
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Leading U.S. orthopedic surgeon warns golfers about knee problems
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Dr.Nicholas DiNibule says the average golfer could do with losing weight to lessen pressure on knee
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Arthritis after a torn meniscus a very common problem he says
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DiNibule believes Tiger Woods has arthritis after his ACL tear in his left knee

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Justice Department and FBI representatives have had a front-row seat to the St. Louis County investigation into the shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. They've participated on witness interviews and got full access to grand jury testimony and evidence. But in the coming weeks, when local authorities announce the results of the investigation and a decision by the grand jury on possible charges against the police officer who killed him, don't expect federal authorities to be standing next to county prosecutor Robert McCulloch. McCulloch has pushed for the federal officials to coordinate the completion of the separate federal civil rights investigation and to make a joint announcement, according to federal and local officials briefed on the discussions.
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Local officials want a united front when a grand jury decision is announced
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Justice Department officials have rejected the idea; they want to appear independent
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Officials fear being blamed if violence erupts after the decision is announced
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A grand jury is deciding whether to bring Officer Darren Wilson to trial in Michael Brown's death

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By Daniel Miller A cat from the Canary Islands has mysteriously turned up 2,000 miles away in a Scottish fishing village leaving locals utterly baffled as to how she got there. The wandering moggy, who has been nicknamed Juanita , was found cowering in a garage in the village of Muchalls, Aberdeenshire, on Thursday morning. Rosy Long, 66, found the distressed tabby while putting her car away after a day trip with her husband William. Littlest hobo: But just how did Juanita, pictured with her finder Rosy Long, make it from the Canary Islands to a Scottish fishing village in Aberdeenshire?
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Wandering mog found cowering in garage in the fishing village of Muchalls
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Microchip scan reveals she had been registered on Island of Fuerteventura
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Now being cared for by staff at Kirkton Veterinary Centre in Stonehaven

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Tottenham head coach Mauricio Pochettino insists once again relegating Roberto Soldado to the bench will not break the misfiring striker's confidence. The £26million forward has scored just once in the Premier League this season and has lost his place in the first team to in-form Harry Kane. Soldado returned to the side for Tottenham's FA Cup third-round replay against Burnley on Wednesday but missed a golden opportunity to notch just his fifth goal in all competitions since the start of the campaign. Tottenham striker Roberto Soldado (right) missed a chance to score with the goal gaping against Burnley The Spain international reacts to the miss by dropping to his knees as White Hart Lane
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Roberto Soldado has scored just one Premier League goal this season
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Mauricio Pochettino insists striker will not be affected by being benched
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New Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe set to take on former club Spurs

Question: Pochettino scoffed at suggestions bringing in a psychologist could help @placeholder's current mindset and believes the framework is already in place at the club to support the player.


(CNN) -- The leader of the Hezbollah movement in Lebanon says that Arab regimes have been confronted by popular protest because of their alliances with the United States and Israel. In a televised address carried by Hezbollah's station al Manar, Hassan Nasrallah said those regimes had lost the support and respect of their own people. Hezbollah -- a Shi'ite movement -- has often criticized the largely Sunni-led governments in the Arab world. But Nasrallah's language Monday came close to promoting their overthrow. The Hezbollah leader said he had not spoken before about the situation in Egypt because he did not want to be accused of meddling in Egypt's affairs.
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Hassan Nasrallah: Arab regimes have lost the respect of their people
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Hezbollah leader taunts Egyptian government over support the organization has there
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Hezbollah emerges as a power as process for forming new government unfolds
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Anxiety, political division deepen ahead of anniversary of Rafik Hariri's assassination

Question: In other words, the publication of the indictments and any attempt to follow through with arrests would only destabilize @placeholder.


David Coulthard has urged McLaren to retain Jenson Button with the British driver’s Formula One future hanging in limbo. McLaren will discuss their line-up for next season at a board meeting on Thursday and it is likely that Button will make way for Fernando Alonso who re-joins the team from Ferrari. The Spaniard is set to be partnered with the more affordable Kevin Magnussen, who managed less than half of Button’s points tally this season, or the team’s even younger protege Stoffel Vandoorne. Jenson Button speaks to Red Bull driver Daniel Ricciardo before the final race of the season in Abu Dhabi, with the Brit's Formula One future hanging in the balance following the arrival of Fernando Alonso at McLaren
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Fernando Alonso to make McLaren return for 2015 season
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Jenson Button could be cut despite outperforming Kevin Magnussen
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Stoffel Vandoorne also in the hat to partner double world champion
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David Coulthard believes shareholding disputes at McLaren could lead to Button being driven out of Formula One after a 15-year career

Question: He is a well-known, recognisable, likeable face, an asset to @placeholder and to McLaren.’


Crystal Palace have completed the signing of Manchester United winger Wilfried Zaha on a season-long loan deal, both clubs have announced. Zaha returns to Palace after just two appearances for United, despite costing the Old Trafford club £15million in January 2013. The 21-year-old becomes new Palace boss Neil Warnock's first signing in his second stint in the Selhurst Park hotseat. VIDEO Scroll down for Neil Warnock on Wilfried Zaha and potential signings Benched: Zaha has spent most of his time with Manchester United as a substitute Saviour: Neil Warnock came out of retirement to take over the reins at Selhurst park
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Wilfried Zaha will return to Selhurst Park on a season-long loan
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Zaha, 21, made just two appearances for Manchester United last season
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New United boss Louis van Gaal deemed Zaha surplus to requirements
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Zaha becomes returning boss Neil Warnock's first signing at Selhurst Park

Question: New Eagles manager @placeholder revealed on Thursday morning he spoke to Zaha about making the switch.


By Carolyn Lazarus PUBLISHED: 19:06 EST, 29 January 2014 | UPDATED: 19:13 EST, 29 January 2014 Regrets: Carolyn Lazarus wishes she had never quit her job Recently, seething after a blistering row with my husband Marc, I plotted my escape from our marriage. I imagined packing a case and taking our children Chad, 16, and Daisy, 13, to a hotel. It’s a scenario I’ve played out numerous times in the aftermath of a marital humdinger but never actually made it a reality. Why? Well, mostly because Marc and I do still love each other. But also, because I couldn’t afford to leave if I wanted to.
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Carolyn Lazarus quit her job as a high flying lawyer to be a full time mother
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She now regrets her decision and blames it for problems in her marriage
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She has since created her own website to help women like herself

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(CNN) -- A 130-year-old photo, billed as the only authenticated picture of legendary outlaw Billy the Kid, sold for $2.3 million at a Denver auction Saturday night. The Kid reportedly paid 25 cents to have the photo taken in Fort Sumner, New Mexico. The Old West Show & Auction had estimated the tintype -- an early photographic technique that used metal plates -- to bring in between $300,000 and $400,000. "When the bidding ended, the whole room erupted in clapping and people leapt to their feet," said Melissa McCracken, spokeswoman for the auction. "I've never experienced anything like this before."
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The winning bidder is billionaire William Koch
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Officials had estimated the picture to bring in between $300,00 and $400,000
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Billy the Kid reportedly paid 25 cents to have the photo taken

Question: @placeholder comes from a well-known family whose last name has made headlines in the past year for their political involvement.


A new report on the family of the two accused Boston Marathon bombers reveals that Tsarnaevs claimed they came to America after the father was kidnapped and tortured by Russian mobsters who then cut off their dog's head and left it on their doorstep. After struggling to find a place in America, the older brother Tamerlan turned to conspiracy theories and radical Islam while the younger brother, Dzhokhar started stealing marijuana - earning $1,000 a week and sometimes carrying a gun to protect his stash. The Boston Globe claims that the Tsarneav brothers appear have been motivated less by Islamist ideology and more by their own personal failings and inner demons - making the April 15 bombings more like the mass shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School and the Aurora, Colorado, movie theater than an al-Qaeda terrorist plot.
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Family of Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarneav told harrowing story about father's torture by gangsters in Kyrgyzstan before coming to America
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Family members and friends say story about persecution in their native land was likely a lie
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Some experts say family should never had been granted asylum in U.S.
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Boston Globe investigation reveals Tamerlan and Dzhokhar were driven by personal failures and alienation from soceity

Question: @placeholder, left, had a promising career as a boxer - but eventually gave up the sport


United States boss Jurgen Klinsmann paid tribute to Tim Howard's 'phenomenal' performance as the Everton goalkeeper defied Belgium until extra time. Howard made 15 saves, the most by any keeper in a World Cup match since 1966 according to statistics, before two goals in extra time saw Belgium win 2-1 to secure a quarter-final place against Argentina. Klinsmann said: 'What Tim played tonight was just phenomenal, outstanding - he kept us in that game for a long time. We are proud to have him with us. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Klinsmann: USA's mentality needs to change Glove affair: Tim Howard made more saves (15) than any keeper at the World Cup since records began
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USA were defeated 2-1 in extra-time against Belgium at the World Cup
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Coach Jurgen Klinsmann has praised 'phenomenal' Tim Howard
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USA keeper made more saves (15) than any keeper since 1966 World Cup
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Howard's Everton teammate Romelu Lukaku made the difference by setting up Kevin De Bruyne and scoring himself to reach quarter-finals

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Singles looking for a little affection on Valentine's Day can get some much-needed physical contact  at this year's first annual Cuddle Convention. But don't get any bright ideas because the event is strictly non-sexual. Cuddle Con will happen  on Saturday at several locations in Portland, Oregon and feature several workshops, classes and speakers. But the highlight will be an afternoon 'snuggle party' expected to be attended by about 100. Valentine's day plans: A Cuddle Convention will be held in Portland, Oregon this Valentine's Day. The event's organizer Samantha Hess pictured on the right in a previous broadcast about her cuddling business
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Cuddle Con will take place at several locations in Portland, Oregon this Saturday
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The highlight of the event is a snuggle party where about 100 will cuddle with each other in one room
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The event's organizer says the cuddlers will have to take a consent class prior to the party where they will be briefed on appropriate touching

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Fort Hood, Texas (CNN) -- Those who knew Nidal Malik Hasan before he was a major in the Army -- and the suspect in last week's mass killing at Fort Hood -- say he was long known for militant Islamist views. Doctors who crossed paths with Hasan in medical programs paint a picture of a subpar student who wore his religious views on his sleeve. Several doctors who knew Hasan spoke to CNN, but only on condition of anonymity because of the ongoing investigation of the shooting, which left 12 soldiers and one civilian dead and dozens of other people wounded.
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Medical school classmates: Hasan espoused Islamist views in class
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Hasan said his allegiance was to Sharia law, not the U.S., source says
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Hasan charged with murder, accused of killing 13 at Fort Hood last week

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Robel Phillipos, a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's, was convicted Tuesday on two counts of lying to federal agents investigating the 2013 bombing, according to the U.S. attorney's office. Prosecutors said Phillipos lied to investigators about being in Tsarnaev's college dorm room at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth after the bombing. He faces up to eight years in prison on each count and a $250,000 fine. He will be sentenced January 29. After the verdict, U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz said thousands of citizens assisted law enforcement in identifying and tracking down the suspects following one of the most significant events in Boston's modern history.
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Robel Phillipos convicted of lying to federal agents in Boston Marathon bombing probe
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He is a friend of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's
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Federal jury found another friend, Azamat Tazhayakov, guilty of obstructing justice
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A third friend, Dias Kadyrbayev, pleaded guilty to conspiring to obstruct justice

Question: On April 18, Phillipos went with Tazhayakov to Tsarnaev's dormitory room, where he and @placeholder watched as Kadyrbayev searched through Tsarnaev's belongings and found a backpack containing fireworks.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Gloria Allred's demand that a transgender contestant be allowed to compete in the Miss Canada Universe pageant was trumped Tuesday when pageant owner Donald Trump agreed with her. It was a public relations battle featuring two well-known masters of the media, a beauty queen and a controversial topic. On the East Coast was Trump, whose fortune and brand is boosted by his ability to navigate storms of controversy. On the West Coast was Allred, legendary for her ability to draw hordes of cameras to her Beverly Hills law office to capture her outrage over alleged injustices done to her clients.
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"She should be allowed to enter the pageant," Miss Universe owner Donald Trump says
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Contestant's lawyer: "We want this rule eliminated"
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"I am a woman," contestant Jenna Talackova says
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Pageant officials previously disqualifed transgender woman from Miss Canada Universe

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(CNN) -- Winter-weary residents in the Great Plains are bracing for yet another blow this week, compliments of a system that spent Sunday pounding those in and around Denver with high winds and heavy snow. The Colorado capital had already gotten over 8 inches of snow by 5:30 p.m. MT (7:30 p.m. ET). The snow socked the city's main airport, where more than 200 of 1,500 flights had been canceled and other travelers faced average delays of more than 4 hours on Sunday night, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Even more snow had fallen in other places, including 19 inches in Jefferson, about 70 miles southwest of Denver.
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NEW: Denver gets over 8 inches of snow, but worst appears to be over
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NEW: Flight delays at Denver's airport averaged over 4 hours on Sunday night
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Parts of several Plains states could be hit hard by heavy snow, high winds Monday
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Flash flood watches are in effect in parts of five Southeastern states

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Honey Boo Boo shared a hotel bed with her sister's childhood molester and Mama June, her uncle has claimed. Lee 'Uncle Poodle' Thompson told the National Enquirer that he saw his nine-year-old niece Honey Boo Boo, whose real name is Alana Thompson, cuddling her mother and Mark McDaniel during a  trip to Cherokee, North Carolina in September. McDaniel, 53, is accused of repeatedly molesting Honey Boo Boo's older sister Anna 'Chickadee' Cardwell, now 20, when she was just eight. McDaniel, then Mama June's boyfriend, served 10 years behind bars and was released in March, and he has been rumored to be seeing the 'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' matriarch again.
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Alana 'Honey Boo Boo' Thompson cuddled her mother and Mark McDaniel in bed during a trip to North Carolina in September, her uncle has claimed
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He said Mama June introduced McDaniel as her 'gay friend' on the trip because she wanted to hide their affair - but 'they were all over each other'
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She 'lied to her husband Sugar Bear, who thought they were in Atlanta'
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McDaniel has served 10 years behind bars for child molestation
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June's daughter Anna accused him of abusing her when she was eight
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Uncle Poodle 'is looking into getting temporary custody of Alana'

Question: 'I'm disgusted with June for not protecting Alana from @placeholder,' Uncle Poodle told the Enquirer.


(CNN) -- In 2007 and 2008, the American economy suffered through its greatest crisis since the Great Depression. The Treasury Department estimates that from 2007 to 2009, the heart of the Great Recession, more than 8.8 million American jobs disappeared and more than $19 trillion in household wealth was lost. In response to the crisis, the federal government took steps to reform our financial system, most significantly, passage of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. Signed into law by President Barack Obama four years ago Monday, this bill was designed to improve accountability and transparency in our financial system, ensuring we never again face a financial crisis of this magnitude.
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Rep. Patrick McHenry: Wall Street reform law isn't working four years after enactment
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He says Dodd-Frank law has imposed billions in costs and millions of hours of extra work
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McHenry argues it is another example of big government overreach

Question: In signing the law, @placeholder claimed that never again would the American people foot the bill for these large firms.


By Jack Doyle PUBLISHED: 06:15 EST, 27 May 2012 | UPDATED: 17:34 EST, 27 May 2012 The close links between Google and the upper echelons of the Conservative Party were on public display this weekend at a society wedding attended by David Cameron. The Prime Minister and his wife Samantha were guests at the marriage of Naomi Gummer, a senior Google executive. She was a political adviser to Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt – whose brief includes internet regulation – before moving to the web giant where she is now a public policy analyst. David Cameron and his wife Samantha arrive for the wedding with their 21-month-old daughter Florence who was wearing a red and white spotty dress
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Defining moment in Culture Secretary's career as he faces Leveson grilling into his handling of BSkyB bid
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Jeremy Hunt could be forced out of his job if further damaging revelations emerge
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Jeremy Hunt and David Cameron both attended Oxfordshire wedding of Henry Allsopp and fiancee Naomi Gunner

Question: @placeholder, who is preparing for a difficult week, pictured with his family at the wedding ceremony in Oxfordshire on Saturday


(CNN)  -- Dr. George Tiller knew that violence could come at any moment. For a reminder, he needed to think only of the old gunshot wounds in his arms from 1993 or the bombing of his clinic years earlier. Dr. George Tiller was one of the few U.S. physicians who performed late-term abortions. Still, Tiller, who was fatally shot at his Kansas church Sunday, continued to provide the late-term abortions that often brought protesters to his Women's Health Care Services clinic in Wichita. Tiller, one of the few physicians who was still offering such abortions in the United States, "made an effort to live his life as normally as possible, knowing he could be a target at any time," said Peter Brownlie, president of the regional Planned Parenthood office in Kansas City, Missouri.
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George Tiller was one of few remaining doctors in U.S. offering late-term abortions
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He had been shot in 1993 and lived under the constant threat of violence
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He made mark on confirmation process for head of health and human services
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"Third-trimester abortion is simply a part of abortion," Tiller said in 1999

Question: In March, he was acquitted on 19 misdemeanor counts relating to how he obtained second opinions for late-term abortions, according to the @placeholder newspaper.


By David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 09:00 EST, 16 April 2013 | UPDATED: 09:04 EST, 16 April 2013 Once one of the richest and most powerful figures in Hollywood, Merv Adelson has been taken to court by his third wife over unpaid child support. Adelson, 83, was once worth $300 million after his TV production company Lorimar has a run of massive hits in the 1980s including The Waltons, Dallas and Knots Landing. At the height of his success he married Barbara Walters in 1986, but the marriage suffered from their careers being based on different coasts and they divorced in 1992.
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Merv Adelson made a $300m fortune from hit TV shows including Dallas
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He once had a Malibu beach house and a private jet, but now lives in a 500 sq ft studio apartment
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His third wife has taken him to court for unpaid support for their two daughters

Question: He meet @placeholder in 1985 after a friend’s wife arranged a blind date.


Once the grandest ocean liner in the world, RMS Queen Mary is now a luxury Long Beach hotel in California, United States. And now, as it celebrates the 80th anniversary of its first sail, the history of the great vessel and stories throughout the centuries were on show as the ship opened its doors for a day's free admission. The Queen Mary was built by John Brown & Company in Clydebank, Scotland, launched in 1934 on the River Clyde for the Cunard Line, and set on its maiden voyage in 1936 from Southampton to New York. Scroll down for video
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The ship provided a luxury trans-Atlantic voyage in its early years
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Clark Gable, Bob Hope and Winston Churchill were big fans
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In 1939 it transformed into a troopship for the Second World War
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Decomissioned in 1967, the ship is now a hotel in Long Beach, California

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps has taken command of Iranian naval operations in the Persian Gulf, the U.S. military has revealed. An Iranian sailor monitors a Revolutionary Guards missile test in the Persian Gulf in 2006. That means U.S. naval forces are operating in the same waters as an organization the United States considers a major supporter of terrorist activity. Adm. Michael Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, made the disclosure Wednesday at the Army War College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, where he was answering questions from military students. Afterward, in a written statement, the U.S. Navy Fifth Fleet in Bahrain said, "Based on activities observed in the Arabian Gulf over the past several months, it appears the Iranian navy has shifted its patrol areas to the Strait of Hormuz and Gulf of Oman -- leaving the IRGC navy to provide the primary Iranian naval presence in the Arabian Gulf."
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Responsibility transferred to elite unit, Pentagon reveals
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U.S. considers IRGC more hostile than Iran's regular navy
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U.S. believes IRGC is behind arms shipments to insurgents
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IRGC occupies sunken barge near Iraqi oil terminals

Question: Mullen said Iran made a "strategic decision" in recent months to "essentially give the entire @placeholder to the IRGC over the next four or five years."


Ivy League schools have started recruiting more economically diverse students from China after receiving multi-million dollar grants from public and private donors. Chinese billionaire real estate couple, Pan Shiyi and Zhang Xin, gifted $100 million to top U.S. universities last year- including $10 million to Yale and $15 million to Harvard - in a bid to help poor students from their home country. The State Department's EducationUSA program also created million-dollar funds to provide aid for overseas students to cover costs such as application fees and transportation to interviews. Financial aid: In this November 20, 2014 photo, Yupei Guo, top, greets friend Serene Silin Li at Yale University - she's one of the Chinese students who has benefited from college's refocused recruitment strategy
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Chinese billionaire real estate couple, Pan Shiyi and Zhang Xin, gifted $100 million to top U.S. universities last year
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The State Department's EducationUSA program also created million-dollar funds to provide aid for overseas student
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Nearly 275,000 students came from China last year, 31per cent of all international students, according to the Institute of International Education

Question: Guo, 19, is now a @placeholder sophomore, happily settled among the school's Gothic buildings.


Cross-party anger at Westminster’s ‘zombie Parliament’ was last night raging amid claims the Commons has virtually nothing to do before the General Election. MPs vented their fury at Coalition Ministers for insisting on a fixed, five-year parliament when they ran out of ideas ‘six months ago’. Labour said there was now so little legislation to discuss that Tory backbenchers were only expected to turn up at Westminster for barely a month between now and the Election on May 7. MPs have vented their fury at Coalition Ministers for insisting on a fixed, five-year parliament amid claims the Commons has virtually no legislation to discuss before the General Election.
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MPs vent their fury at Coalition for insisting on a fixed, five-year parliament
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Claims the Commons has nothing to do before the General Election
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122 days until election, but MPs will only sit for 49, shadow minister says
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Coalition pushed through fixed parliament law after taking office in 2010

Question: But I, like so many of my fellow MPs, want to be part of an active, vibrant democratic process not a @placeholder that just goes through the motions of being the cockpit of the nation.


(CNN) -- ABC is calling on a few heroes. After the monster box office success of "Marvel's The Avengers" and other superhero movies in the franchise, the network is hoping some of that same magic can translate to the small screen. "Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.," co-created by "Avengers" writer/director Joss Whedon -- who also directed the series premiere -- is kicking off a brand new Tuesday night lineup for ABC this fall, a night which used to be anchored by the "Dancing with the Stars" results show. Clark Gregg is back as S.H.I.E.L.D. 's (Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division) Agent Coulson -- one of the main links between the various Marvel movies -- who is tasked with leading a new team of S.H.I.E.L.D. agents to handle the various strange occurrences that happen once aliens invade and a team of heroes battle them in New York City. (Think "Men in Black" or "The X-Files" with superheroes.)
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Joss Whedon is co-creator of the "Marvel's Avengers" a spinoff TV series
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Agent Coulson, played by Clark Gregg, leads the new S.H.I.E.L.D. team
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Executive producers Jed Whedon and Maurissa Tancharoen carry out his vision
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Gregg says more familiar faces from the big screen and Marvel comics may show up

Question: And there's nothing better to do that than with @placeholder, whose delivery is perfect and whose sense of humor is dry and calm as ever.


Deontay Wilder is the real deal. It might not have been the stunning knockout victory many had predicted, but the 6ft 7in giant from Alabama was crowned the new heavyweight champion of the world on Saturday night. He produced a composed and mature performance against Bermane Stiverne in Las Vegas to win the WBC title and add substance to a career hitherto laden with hype. Wilder, who had knocked out each of his previous 32 opponents before the fifth round, twice had Stiverne in trouble but was unable to find the finish while the Haitian struggled to stamp his authority on the fight.
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Deontay Wilder is the new WBC heavyweight world champion
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The American beat Bermane Stiverne by unanimous decision
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Wilder won by scores of 118-109, 119-108 and 120-107 in Las Vegas
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He is America's first heavyweight champion for more than eight years

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Muirfield (CNN) -- It is a British Open Sunday dripping with potential storylines. Another sun-drenched day on Muirfield's links ended with Tiger Woods in the hunt to break his five-year major drought; standing in his way is a man gunning for his first at the 62nd attempt. Lee Westwood played in his first Open Championship 18 years ago and is still to claim his breakthrough title after years spent hovering around the game's top echelons. On increasingly parched terrain, the 40-year-old Englishman's much-maligned putting stroke held firm over the closing holes as he entered the sanctuary of the clubhouse on three-under, a lead of two shots.
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England's Lee Westwood takes a two-shot lead after the third round of the British Open
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Americans Tiger Woods and Hunter Mahan are two shots behind on one-under
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Masters champion Adam Scott is one shot further adrift on even par
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Spain's overnight leader Miguel Angel Jimenez drops back to 11th on three over

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:17 EST, 28 August 2012 | UPDATED: 17:06 EST, 28 August 2012 Katie Couric is launching her new talk show in dramatic fashion by inviting Amanda Knox's former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito to give his first-ever U.S. interview since being acquitted of murder last year. Aimee Copeland, the Georgia student who lost both hands, her left leg and right foot to a rare flesh-eating disease will also appear using prosthetic limbs to walk on to the stage. 'Katie' launches on September 10 and will also see the former CBS anchor interview celebrity friends  such as Jessica Simpson and Sheryl Crow.
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Raffaele Sollecito to talk about relationship with Amanda Knox and being acquitted of 2009 murder of Meredith Kercher in Perugia, Italy
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Aimee Copeland expected to walk on stage with help of prosthetics
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List of guests includes Barbara Streisand, Jennifer Lopez and 50 Shades of Grey author EL James
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Budget for Couric's new ABC show is unknown although host reportedly being paid $40m by network

Question: Singer @placeholder will appear on the nationally-syndicated talk show to talk for the first time about being diagnosed with a brain tumour.


By Daily Mail Reporter A decorated Navy pilot turned U.S. Senate candidate from Nebraska who once went down over China is catching heat from fellow soldiers over claims he's a hero. Shane Osborn, 39, was awarded the Navy's highest honor for piloting prowess after he skillfully maneuvered to land his damaged spy plane in April 2001, but as the midterm elections heat up, critics are becoming more vocal in decrying his decision as counter to centuries of Navy tradition. 'Once they landed on land, it was U.S. property. You shouldn't surrender it,' prominent naval analyst Norman Polmar told the Omaha World-Herald.
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Shane Osborn saved 23 crewmen in 2001 when he landed a badly damaged spy plane in China before being taken prisoner
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Question: Osborn, seen here hugging his girlfriend after returning home from being held in @placeholder for 11 days, piloted a nearly unflyable spy plane to safety in China in 2001


(CNN) -- Ballot measures approving same-sex marriage and the recreational use of marijuana were approved Tuesday by voters in a handful of states, signaling a historical social shift by popular vote. Voters in Maine approved for the first time in history a measure that gives the right to same-sex couples to marry, while in Maryland voters also made history by upholding a new law allowing same-sex couples to marry in the state, according to CNN projections. A couple of percentage points were all that separated similar measures in Minnesota and Washington, initial returns showed. Colorado and Washington, meanwhile, voted to approve state initiatives legalizing marijuana, while Oregon voters turned away a similar initiative, projections show.
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NEW: Maryland, Maine, Washington allow same-sex marriage
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NEW: Montana, Alabama voters approve anti-Obamacare measure
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Colorado, Washington voters legalize the recreational use of marijuana
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Florida voters defeat anti-Obamacare and anti-abortion measures

Question: Voters in @placeholder, meanwhile, nixed a constitutional amendment that would have banned the use of public funds for abortions, according to a CNN projection.


(CNN) -- "Battlestar Galactica," Syfy's reimagining of the 1978 TV series, stands as one of the most successful sci-fi franchises of the past decade. Once the critically acclaimed show ended its run in 2009, fan interest in more adventures didn't waver. Unfortunately, the first spinoff, "Caprica," only lasted one season, but another potential series, "Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome," showed promise. Now, more than two years since "Caprica" ended, fans are finally able to see the pilot for "Blood and Chrome" on YouTube's Machinima Network (eight parts have been posted). CNN spoke to executive producer David Eick and actor Luke Pasqualino (who stars as a younger version of Edward James Olmos' character, Cmdr. William Adama) about the new series.
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"Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome" is second spinoff of Syfy series, now on YouTube
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Executive producer David Eick explains that 10-part pilot was always meant to run online
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Series centers around the early years of Cmdr. William Adama
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Actor Luke Pasqualino would be "100%" on board to continue the series

Question: David Eick: When posed with the opportunity of creating new stories in the "Battlestar Galactica" universe, I chose @placeholder because he remained the most mystifying character.


By Paul Milligan PUBLISHED: 14:21 EST, 2 April 2012 | UPDATED: 06:44 EST, 3 April 2012 A racquet smashed by tennis star John McEnroe at Wimbledon, in one of his famous anger outbursts, could be worth up to £15,000 for its schoolboy owner. Sam Matthews’ mother Linda was given the broken racquet by McEnroe more than 30 years ago when he rented a flat from her. In 2005, Sam, then aged 10, took it to a children’s version of the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow. Sam Matthews with a smashed-up old tennis racquet of John McEnroe's he hopes could be worth up to £15,000. The player presented it to his mother Linda when he rented a flat from her over 30 years ago
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McEnroe gave racquet to Linda Matthews over 30 years ago when he rented flat from her
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Her son Sam had its authenticity verified by player on Antiques Roadshow

Question: @placeholder, now 17, was delighted to learn the racquet is an antique worth a five-figure sum.


By Colin Young and Matt Lawton PUBLISHED: 17:45 EST, 2 March 2014 | UPDATED: 08:26 EST, 3 March 2014 Should Alan Pardew remain in charge of Newcastle? Alan Pardew could yet lose his job as Newcastle manager if the FA hit him with a lengthy stadium ban for headbutting Hull’s David Meyler. Newcastle’s immediate response on Saturday night was to publicly condemn Pardew for his astonishing touchline attack at the KC Stadium and issue him with a formal warning and a £100,000 fine. It was enough to convince those close to Pardew that his employers will take no further action - but the club’s position could change depending on the severity of the punishment.
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Alan Pardew could receive a stadium ban from the FA for headbutting Hull's David Meyler
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FA insiders say the ban could be as many as 10 games
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Newcastle could sack Pardew if he is unable to manage the club in the coming weeks
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The former West Ham boss was fined £100,000 after the incident
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Pardew was sent to the stands at the KC Stadium and will face an FA charge

Question: Alan unreservedly apologised immediately following the game to the player, to @placeholder and its fans, and to the fans of Newcastle United.


(CNN) -- Slightly smaller than the U.S. state of Indiana, and with a slowly decreasing population of just under 10 million (1.7 million of whom live in the capital, Budapest), Hungary is a land in thrall to its history. The horse is still revered here, Franz Liszt is huge and goulash is a soup not a stew. You may find yourself overtaken in a revolving door, but you'll be made to feel thoroughly welcome -- as long as you don't clink your beer glass. More: Guide to Hungary's signature dishes 1. It has Central Europe's largest lake At almost 80 kilometers (50 miles) long, and covering an area of almost 600-square-kilometers (230 square miles), Lake Balaton is so big it's known as the "Magyar tenger" or the Hungarian Sea.
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Hungary has one of the highest Nobel prize counts per capita
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Paprika is of national importance
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Here, goulash is a soup, not a stew
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Per capita, the country has one of the highest tallies of Olympic medals across both winter and summer games

Question: They also have an opinion on everything, so much so that it's said if you have three @placeholder in a room, they'll form four political parties.


Goodbye, free plastic toys inside Happy Meals -- at least in one major California city. A new San Francisco law goes into effect on Thursday that prevents fast-food restaurants from giving away trinkets, action figures and other toys in their kid's meals unless their food meets nutritional requirements. Parents who order Happy Meals at the 19 McDonald's locations in San Francisco will have to request the toy and pay 10 cents. That amount will be donated to the Ronald McDonald House of San Francisco. Burger King, which has 13 restaurants in San Francisco, announced that it will also offer kids meals' toys for 10 cents.
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Law putting nutritional requirements on kids' meals goes into effect Thursday
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McDonald's will no longer give free toy in Happy Meals in San Francisco
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Lawmaker said he wrote the law to curb childhood obesity

Question: However, the new version of the @placeholder still does not meet the requirements of the San Francisco law.


NEW YORK (CNN) -- The New York Times endorsed Arizona Sen. John McCain for the Republican presidential nomination over Rudy Giuliani and the rest of the GOP field, strongly criticizing the former mayor of its home city. Sens. John McCain, left, and Rudy Giuliani took part in a debate in Florida on Thursday. In endorsements posted on its Web site for Friday's editions, the Times also endorsed New York Sen. Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination. "Senator John McCain of Arizona is the only Republican who promises to end the George Bush style of governing from and on behalf of a small, angry fringe," the paper's editorial board wrote.
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Paper rips Rudy Giuliani as "a narrow, obsessively secretive, vindictive man"
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Giuliani responds: I wouldn't be a conservative Republican if I did what paper wanted
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Opinion piece says McCain will "end the George Bush style of governing"
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Paper praises Barack Obama but calls Hillary Clinton more qualified for the job

Question: @placeholder played down the harsh words, suggesting that the Times has a liberal editorial staff that often disapproved of him.


By Leon Watson National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden has revealed secrets about how British spy chiefs listen in on suspected terrorists Edward Snowden has revealed so much about how British spies work he has left the UK wide open to Al Qaeda attacks, it was reported today. Intelligence chiefs believe terrorists have changed their methods after the whistleblower exposed how GCHQ was listening in on them. Britain's spy bosses have already warned he put agents' lives at risk by passing secrets to Russian president Vladimir Putin in return for sanctuary. But now Government sources say MI5 and MI6 have lost their digital advantage, which allowed them to detect and foil terror plots.
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Spy chiefs believe terrorists have changed their methods
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It follows the whistleblower revealing intelligence secrets
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Sources say MI5 and MI6 have lost their 'digital advantage'
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They fear it will be more difficult to detect and foil terror plots

Question: But there are mounting suspicions @placeholder had been recruited – unwittingly or not – by foreign agents.


By Jason Groves and Matt Chorley PUBLISHED: 04:19 EST, 18 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:31 EST, 18 December 2013 Ed Balls was today branded a 'turkey' after it emerged he has been given nine months to save his job following a series of dismal performances. Ed Miliband is weighing up whether to sack his Shadow Chancellor amid internal criticism and polling evidence that he is damaging Labour’s election chances. Today in the Commons David Cameron seized on the revelation, claiming Mr Miliband was 'sitting next to a turkey' who was too weak to fire.
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Shadow Cabinet insiders insist Miliband can be 'ruthless' with whole team
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Balls under pressure after dismal performance at the Autumn Statement
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He turned red and lost his way while colleagues looked uncomfortable
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Shadow Chancellor has until party conference in September to improve

Question: One Labour MP said he had ‘f***ed up’ @placeholder’s economic policy by refusing to change course despite overwhelming evidence that the recovery is underway.


(CNN) -- Fixing the economy has long been at the top of everyone's presidential wish list. Nearly half of all Americans named the economy the most important issue facing the nation today, followed by the deficit and health care, according to a current CNN poll. But there are a lot of hot button issues Americans would like President Obama to address in his second term. CNN iReport challenged people to finish the sentence, "In his second term, Obama should ..." and the responses were varied and surprising. Read below and watch the videos to see four of the most interesting.
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iReporters had surprising answers on what Obama should tackle in his second term
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Middle East policy, immigration among top concerns
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Answers differ somewhat from 2012 election issues

Question: "This would get @placeholder back to work building a larger tax base and bringing the middle class back.


By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 13:59 EST, 13 February 2014 | UPDATED: 15:40 EST, 13 February 2014 The closeness of Sarah Ferguson and Prince Andrew's relationship was once again demonstrated last night, as the former couple dined with their daughter Princess Beatrice in London's fashionable East End. The happy trio had a quiet family supper at the fashionable Les Trois Garcons on Bethnal Green Road. It was an unusual choice for the group – edgy Shoreditch, although gentrified, isn’t yet a royal stamping ground. Family night: A glamorous Princess Beatrice joined her parents at the Les Trois Garcons restaurant in Bethnal Green Road
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Trio dined at Les Trois Garçons in London last night
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All looked smart and stylish as they arrived at restaurant
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Princess Beatrice attended black tie Portrait Gala earlier this week
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Joined Duchess of Cambridge who is charity patron

Question: @placeholder looked chic - and very trim - in a stylish all-black outfit, featuring a racy slit up the front.


Charlene Tyler (pictured) said she felt 'violated' after a photo of her legs was used in the sting operation A Sunday newspaper accused of turning two unsuspecting women into 'honey traps' to ensnare sex-shame MP Brooks Newmark was attacked by a Cabinet minister yesterday. Education Secretary Nicky Morgan said the Sunday Mirror should not have used 'selfie' photos from the internet of a Swedish model and a Lincolnshire mother of two without their consent. The photos were used as part of a 'sting' operation which resulted in married Mr Newmark quitting the Government after being caught sending an X-rated photo of himself.
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'Sophie Wittams' was an online alter-ego used by a Sunday Mirror reporter
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Married MP Brooks Newmark sent X-rated photo of himself to the 'PR girl'
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Education Secretary and women's minister raised doubts about 'conduct'
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Case set to be referred to the Independent Press Standards Organisation

Question: Amid a growing row over the @placeholder's story, police and the new press regulator are being asked to investigate.


Rory McIlroy shot a fine 66 in the first round of the Omega Dubai Desert Classic on Thursday – but still found himself upstaged by his playing partner, Andy Sullivan. Competing for the first time in one of the star groups, the 28-year-old Englishman admitted he was nervous at the prospect of teeing it up alongside world No 1 McIlroy and US Open Champion Martin Kaymer. It certainly didn’t show once he was one the course as he posted a wonderful 65 to set the early lead alongside Belgian Nicolas Colsaerts and Lee Westwood, who demonstrated just why he is looking forward to this season so much.
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Rory Mcllroy hit an impressive 66 at the Dubai Desert Classic on Thursday
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The 28-year-old Englishman hit a wonderful 65 to set the early lead
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Nicolas Colsaerts and Lee Westwood shot the same score as Sullivan

Question: @placeholder first hit the headlines last year with a hole in one that won him a trip into space.


Another day and more disappointment from the effect that poor officiating is having on this Premier league season. Chelsea, Manchester City and West Ham who were all in the top 5 before play started were all victims whilst close rivals Southampton and Arsenal were beneficiaries. Penalties, dives and offsides were called incorrectly as we reached the halfway point of a wholly unsatisfactory season from too many select group officials. Chelsea players, in particular Cesc Fabregas, were rightly upset with Anthony Taylor's decision on Sunday Alex Song and Andy Carroll complain to referee Neil Swarbrick after Song's strike was disallowed
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Cesc Fabregas booking for diving against Crystal Palace was a travesty
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West Ham were very unlucky to see Alex Song's wonder-strike ruled out
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Papiss Cisse should have see red for his elbow on Seamus Coleman
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Cesc Fabregas was clearly tripped by Matt Targett and should have been awarded a penalty; instead he was cautioned by Anthony Taylor which was a travesty.
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Alex Song scored a superb goal which was disallowed by referee Neil Swarbrick under advice from his assistant, Matthew Wilkes.
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Manchester City were comfortably 2-0 up when Burnley scored a goal to get themselves back into the game but the scorer, George Boyd was clearly in an offside position.
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Everton will rue referee Craig Pawson somehow missing Papiss Cisse clearly and viciously elbow Seamus Coleman whilst waiting for a corner at St James’ Park – Cisse, who was offside in the build up to the next corner, then scored the first goal for Newcastle.
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Jon Moss missing Wayne Rooney clearly holding Tottenham’s Harry Kane to prevent him from competing for the ball at a set piece. A clear penalty which could have led to the only goal of the game.

Question: The most controversial was the caution for @placeholder who will have that yellow card against his name which could result in a ban and the football association must be pressed to review this process.

Question: @placeholder’s ‘goal’ from Alex Song provides the best debate for the day.


Seventy-five years ago, the government cut 65-year-old Ida May Fuller a check. It was numbered 00-000-001 - the first Social Security payout. Fuller, of Ludlow, Vermont, didn't realize it at the time, but her check helped launch the granddaddy of all entitlement programs. She had only paid three years' worth of payroll taxes before retiring but by the time of her death in 1975 at age 100, she collected $22,888.92 from Social Security monthly benefits. Scroll down for video Flashback: Seventy-five years ago, the government cut Ida May Fuller, 65, a check. It was numbered 00-000-001 - the first Social Security payout - here she is pictured in 1950 holding a Social Security check for $41.30
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Fuller died in 1975 at age 100, she never married and had no children
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In total, she had received $22,888.92 in benefits
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Social Security has undergone significant changes since Fuller received her first check, including the addition of disability benefits in 1956
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Today, 59 million retired workers, spouses, disabled workers and survivors get monthly payments averaging $1,194

Question: Today, even as its future lies in financial uncertainty, many consider @placeholder one of government's biggest successes.

Question: The changes shored up @placeholder's finances so it could absorb the initial wave of retiring baby boomers.


Having got shot of one undeniably talented but possibly unhinged centre forward, Liverpool are now close to recruiting another who offers even greater chance of fireworks. Quite literally. Mario Balotelli’s return to the Premier League is on the cards, with Brendan Rodgers seemingly changing his mind over the former Manchester City striker who brought drama by the rocket load during his previous spell in England. But is the only player in world football with more baggage than Luis Suarez really what Liverpool need? VIDEO Scroll down for Mario Balotelli scores and still manages to row with team-mate Get ready for this: Mario Balotelli mocked up in a Liverpool kit ahead of his expected £16m move
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Liverpool agree £16million fee with AC Milan for striker Mario Balotelli
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Striker previously played in the Premier League for Manchester City
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Balotelli scored 20 goals in 54 league matches for City
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Off the pitch, he set off fireworks in his bathroom

Question: The third red card of Balotelli's City career arrived in a league match against @placeholder, the 21-year-old dismissed for two yellow cards.


The £100million cocaine yacht stormed by Irish marines was skippered through its weeks-long Atlantic voyage by an old-age pensioner from West Yorkshire, authorities say. The 70-year-old British suspect was arrested aboard the 60ft Makayabella along with two other men, aged 35 and 28, allegedly with bales of cocaine so big they used them as makeshift furniture. All three are from West Yorkshire, where police have arrested two other men, aged 45 and 47. A sixth man is being hunted on suspicion of involvement in a smuggling operation. Scroll down for video Police lead away the skipper of the Makayabella after it was seized on the way past Ireland
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Three men, believed to be British, have been arrested by Irish drugs officers
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They were sailing a yacht with a cargo of cocaine worth £100million
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It was intercepted by the Irish Navy in the early hours of Tuesday
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It was towed slowly to Haulbowline naval base in Cork harbour

Question: Three @placeholder men on board were later jailed for 10 years each for their part in the plot.


Could the George Clooney effect have influenced Britons' choice of a winter break this Christmas? Research has revealed that there has been an increase of 66 per cent in bookings for the Italian city, which hit the headlines this autumn when film star and director Clooney married Amal Alamuddin at the seven-star Aman Canal Grande Hotel. However, the rise in bookings could in part be attributed to Venice's dedicated Christmas food market in the Campo Santo Stefano, with stalls offering creamy-white almond stuffed nougat, fruit-filled panettone from Verona and white truffles from Alba. The Christmas markets of Venice - they offer charm and an exquisite array of gifts
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Bookings for Venice have risen by 66% this year compared to 2013
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London still most popular destination for Brits on a festive break
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Christmas markets around Europe are a particular crowd-puller

Question: But could the bright lights of @placeholder be a favourite of Brits as they want to see what all the fuss was about when George Clooney married there this autumn


(CNN) -- Painted sky-blue, these small flying machines may look like toy planes but they have South Korea scrambling to secure its airspace. In recent weeks, South Korea's defense ministry has discovered three crashed unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that it believes belong to Pyongyang. Equipped with Japanese-made digital cameras, the drones captured images of important military installations and South Korea's presidential office in Seoul, according to local media reports. South Korea says the aircraft are a sign of Pyongyang's heightened surveillance that should be taken seriously, and yet officials and experts suggest the drones pose little, if any, real threat.
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South Korea suspects that three drones discovered in recent weeks belong to North Korea
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The unmanned aircraft are fitted with digital cameras, difficult to detect with radar
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Experts say the drones are low-tech and pose little threat
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Seoul is bolstering its air defense network in light of the discovery

Question: "Drones suspected of belonging to @placeholder appeared to have spied in all directions, but our military authorities were completely in the dark about this," she said.

Question: Two days later, a spokesperson for the defense ministry told CNN that @placeholder plans to purchase low-altitude radar to improve the country's ability to detect small UAVs.


By Matt Lawton Last updated at 1:00 AM on 4th February 2012 John Terry was stripped of the England captaincy for the second time yesterday and a number of team-mates believe he should not be picked by Fabio Capello while allegations of racism persist. The decision, taken by the 14 members of the FA board, was  communicated first to Capello on Thursday night and then to Terry at 10am yesterday in a call from FA chairman David Bernstein. The news was broken by Mail Online. Terry faces trial on July 9, having been accused of a racially aggravated public-order offence against Anton Ferdinand. Terry denies the charge, but the FA have decided it would be inappropriate to let the 31-year-old Chelsea defender lead England at this summer’s European Championship.
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Chelsea defender, 31, informed of FA's decision this morning
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Move comes two days after court sets trial date for Terry to answer charge of racially-abusing QPR player Anton Ferdinand
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It emerged England manager Capello was not consulted and does not agree with the decision.
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Manchester United defender  Rio Ferdinand — brother of Anton and Terry’s predecessor as England captain — ruled himself out of  contention to be the new skipper.
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Capello began deliberating over Terry’s replacement, with his options limited. Gareth Barry and Scott Parker are among the leading contenders.
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Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas backed Terry and said he would remain Chelsea captain.

Question: ‘This decision in no way infers any suggestion of guilt in relation to  the charge made against @placeholder.


(CNN) -- In April 2009, the White House released a presidential memorandum declaring that democracy and human rights in Cuba were "national interests of the United States." Assistant Secretary of State Arturo Valenzuela repeated the message in May of this year to the Cuban-American National Foundation in Miami. The Obama administration, he said, wanted "to promote respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms ... in ways that will empower the Cuban people and advance our national interests." Fine words. But if the administration really wanted to do something in the national interest, it would end the 50-year-old policy of political and economic isolation of Cuba.
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Louis Perez: U.S. administration has said Cuban democracy is U.S.'s "national interest"
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If President Obama wants change in Cuba, he must lift embargo, he says
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While struggling to survive, he says, Cubans have no energy for political reform
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Perez: Lifting embargo would deny Cuba leaders U.S. policy as an excuse

Question: Ending the embargo would also imply respect for the Cuban people, an acknowledgment that they have the vision and vitality to enact needed reforms, and that transition in Cuba, whatever form it may take, is wholly a @placeholder affair.


The capture of the most wanted sub-atomic particle in physics was today named as Science journal's Breakthrough of the Year. Scientists had been chasing the Higgs boson, nicknamed the 'God particle' for more than four decades. In July the team from the European nuclear research facility at Cern in Geneva announced the detection of a particle that fitted the description of the elusive Higgs. Top breakthrough: A representation of traces of traces of a proton-proton collision measured in the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experience in the search for the Higgs boson The boson is believed to give matter mass via an associated 'Higgs field' that permeates space. Without the property of mass, the universe we live in could not exist.
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Scientists had hunting for evidence of the Higgs boson for over 40 years
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Physicists using found it using Cern's £2.6billion atom smasher
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Journal Science also lists nine runners up
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The Denisovan Genome: Scientists sequenced the DNA blueprint of the Denisovans, an extinct species of human that lived alongside Neanderthals and the ancestors of people living today.
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Making Eggs From Stem Cells: Japanese researchers showed that embryonic stem cells from mice could be coaxed into becoming viable egg cells.
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Curiosity's Landing System: Mission engineers at the American space agency Nasa safely and precisely placed the Curiosity rover on the surface of Mars. They used a 'sky crane' that dropped the 3.3 ton rover to the surface from a hovering platform on three cables.
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X-ray Laser Provides Protein Structure: Researchers used an X-ray laser, which shines a billion times brighter than traditional synchrotron sources, to determine the structure of an enzyme required by the parasite that causes African sleeping sickness. The advance demonstrated the potential of X-ray lasers to decipher proteins that conventional X-ray sources cannot.
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Precision Engineering of Genomes: The revision and deletion of DNA in higher organisms has generally been hit-or-miss. In 2012, a tool known as TALENs, which stands for 'transcription activator-like effector nucleases,' allowed scientists to alter or inactivate specific genes in animals such as zebra fish and toads, and cells from patients with disease.
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Majorana Fermions: The existence of Majorana fermions, particles that act as their own antimatter and annihilate themselves, has been debated for more than seven decades. This year, a team of physicists and chemists in the Netherlands provided the first solid evidence that such exotic matter exists, in the form of quasi-particles. These are groups of interacting electrons that behave like single particles.
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The ENCODE Project: A decade-long study reported this year in more than 30 papers revealed that the human genetic code is more functional than researchers had believed. Although just 2% of the genome codes for actual proteins, the Encyclopaedia of DNA Elements, or ENCODE, project indicated that about 80% of it is active in ways such as helping to switch genes on or off.
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Brain-Machine Interfaces: Scientists showed that paralysed human patients could move a mechanical arm with their minds and perform complex movements in three dimensions. The technology is still experimental, and costly, but the team is hopeful that one day it will help patients paralysed by strokes, spinal injuries and other conditions.
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Neutrino Mixing Angle: Hundreds of researchers working on the Daya Bay Reactor Neutrino Experiment in China found the last part of the jigsaw describing how particles known as neutrinos morph from one strain or 'flavour' to another as they travel at near-light speed. Neutrinos may someday help researchers to explain why the universe contains so much matter and so little antimatter.

Question: 'Just as an electric field consists of particles called photons, the @placeholder field consists of Higgs bosons woven into the vacuum.


More and more employees are giving thanks after a wave of stores including Costco and Nordstrom - once open on Thanksgiving - are now closing so that staff can enjoy the holiday with family. Macy's and Kohl’s have previously led the way for sales to start early - opening on Thanksgiving rather than Black Friday. A Facebook page called Boycott Shopping on Thanksgiving along with various other online petitions were formed to stop shopping on the family holiday. The Facebook group has almost 7,000 signatures. And it appears the campaign is working. Open: Despite many employees and shoppers demanding Macy's close on Thanksgiving, they will be open at 6am a day before Black Friday to reel in extra dough
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Costco will be closed on Thanksgiving and will wait to open until 9am on black Friday, it has announced
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The chain is part of a counter-movement among stores refusing to open over the holidays
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Macy's and Kohl’s are among the stores who started opening on Thanksgiving - refusing to wait until Black Friday to start their sales
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Early sales allow the stores to cash in but it means shop workers lose out on the time off

Question: Black Friday: @placeholder is a hectic shopping holiday where millions brave their way through crowded department stores to snag great deals


Denver (CNN) -- To win in November, Mitt Romney must emerge from his first debate with President Barack Obama as the leader on this campaign's defining question: Which candidate do voters trust more to handle the economy? "He has to paint a compelling picture of a better economic future and why he can lead us there and President Obama can't," GOP pollster Whit Ayres told CNN when asked to define Romney's paramount debate challenge. Democratic pollster Peter Hart made the same point but in more colorful language: "If Romney loses this issue, then he is toast." How to watch, clip and share the debate
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Campaign's defining question is who voters trust to handle economy
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Romney faces same question all challengers do -- is he credible alternative?
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Obama faces challenge of showing how next four years would be different from last four
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Bottom line is the debate rests on which of two men on stage are more persuasive

Question: Yes, there are other important challenges for both the Republican challenger and the @placeholder incumbent as they share the debate stage for the first of three encounters.


(CNN) -- Two days after Islamist militants abducted an undetermined number of hostages -- including Westerners -- at a gas plant in a remote section of Algeria, "ongoing activity at various locations" was continuing, a British official said Friday. It was not clear whether that activity represented "mopping up and checking" or "something more active" being carried out by Algerian forces against the abductors, the official told CNN. Algerian forces launched their operation upon noticing the hostages being moved toward "a neighboring country," where kidnappers could use them "as a means of blackmail with criminal intent," Algerian Communications Minister Mohamed Said told state television on Thursday.
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British official says there is "ongoing activity at various locations" near gas plant in Algeria
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British Prime Minister David Cameron warned there could be "bad news ahead"
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British, Norwegian, U.S. and Japanese citizens are among those held hostage
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"There are still hostages, and there are still terrorists," a senior U.S. official says

Question: Officials from Norway, the United States, @placeholder and Britain said some of their nationals were among the hostages.


Nine Air Force commanders lost their jobs in the wake of a cheating scandal involving systemic cheating on tests by officers in the U.S. nuclear missile program, officials from that military branch said Thursday. The fired officers were in "leadership positions" at Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana, Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James said. Though not directly involved in cheating, "they failed to provide adequate oversight of their crew force," according to James. In addition, Col. Robert Stanley -- head of the 341st Missile Wing and a 25-year veteran -- "relinquished command" and submitted his resignation Thursday morning, said Lt. Gen. Stephen Wilson, the commander of the Air Force's Global Strike Command.
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The head of the 341st Missile Wing "relinquished command," asked to retire
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"Leadership's focus on perfection led commanders to micromanage," official says
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The cheating on an exam for missile launch officers was between 2011 and 2013
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Air Force leader: Though they didn't cheat, commanders didn't provide adequate oversight

Question: About 190 officers oversee the readiness of nuclear weapons systems at the @placeholder base, meaning the episode tainted a large percentage of that force in some way.


An American Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing when its cabin walls began to break apart as terrified passengers looked on. Flyer James Wilson said travellers on Monday's flight from San Francisco to Dallas knew something was wrong when they felt the fuselage begin to shake violently and heard popping noises outside the Boeing 757 shortly after take-off. Astonished travellers feared the plane would crash as interior panels on both sides of the cabin pulled apart from the walls, exposing insulation, and they felt a change in cabin pressure due to a possible blown air duct. Scroll down for video
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Interior panels on both sides of the cabin pulled apart from the walls
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American Airlines flight was heading to Dallas from San Francisco
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Passenger James Wilson says passengers screamed for flight attendants
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By Ben Spencer and Mario Ledwith PUBLISHED: 20:45 EST, 24 January 2013 | UPDATED: 13:22 EST, 25 January 2013 Tesco has apologised after one its stores continued to sell a line of burgers that should have been withdrawn in the wake of the horse meat scandal. Customers were alarmed when the own-brand 'Free From' quarter pounder prompted an alert at the checkout, informing them that the 'product has been withdrawn from sale'. But despite the warning, staff at the store in Cowley, Oxfordshire, ignored the system and allowed the customers to purchase the burgers anyway. Apology: Tesco apologised after customers purchased a variety of burger that should have been withdrawn in the wake of the horse meat scandal at its store in Cowley, Oxfordshire
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Tesco customers purchased withdrawn line at store in Cowley, Oxfordshire
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Staff sold burgers despite a checkout alert warning they were 'withdrawn'
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Waitrose pulled six product lines after supplier Dalepak lost accreditation
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Dalepak one of three meat processing firms found to contain horse DNA
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Waitrose '100 per cent confident' that there was no horse meat in burgers
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Managing director aid horse meat scandal was inevitable due to major supermarkets squeezing suppliers

Question: Tests: @placeholder said all burgers had been tested and come back negative for horse DNA

Question: Although @placeholder's withdrawal came to light yesterday, the products were removed from stores on Monday.


Dressed in floor-length white Dior, Princess Charlene was every inch the royal yummy mummy to be as she stepped out in LA last night. Attending the Princess Grace Awards Gala at the Beverley Wiltshire hotel in Los Angeles, the Monégasque royal looked happy and content, hours after news that she is expecting twins broke. This morning, the Palais Royal in Monaco also officially confirmed news of multiple heirs, issuing a statement that read: Glowing: Princess Charlene was glamorous in a floor-length white dress as she stepped out in Los Angeles. Here she poses with director Adam Shankman and gala host Jane Lynch
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Charlene, 36, was pretty in a floor-length white Dior gown at the LA event
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Prince  Albert, 56, kept close to his wife during the glamorous dinner
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Charlene looked thrilled when she was serenaded by a group of tenors
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The Palais Royal in Monaco has now officially confirmed news of twins
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Speculation has now turned to how twins will affect the succession

Question: 'The Prince and @placeholder are happy to confirm they are expecting twins at the end of the year.'


By Joshua Gardner and James Nye A leaked memo reveals that high-ranking executives at Comcast admit the excruciating customer service call that recently went viral was mostly their fault. Taking the blame: An internal memo from Comcast COO Dave Watson blames the company for training customer service reps in potentially annoying tactics The company's chief operating officer Dave Watson says in his memo that the nagging, begging and condescending endured for 18 minutes by Ryan Block was part of what Comcast paid and trained the employee to do. 'It was painful to listen to this call, and I am not surprised that we have been criticized for it,' Watson says in the document first leaked to Consumerist.
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An internal memo from Comcast COO Dave Watson blames the company for training customer service reps in potentially annoying tactics
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'It was painful to listen to this call, and I am not surprised that we have been criticized for it,' Watson writes in the letter leaked to Consumerist
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Memo surfaced a week after call to customer Ryan Block went viral -- it has now been played some 5 million times

Question: This 'rude, unhelpful and condescending' behavior was 'straight up belligerent' according to a stunned @placeholder.


TEHRAN, Iran (CNN)  -- The Arab world is among the worldwide audience that has been closely watching as events in Iran have unfolded over the past week. Protesters fight running battles with motorcycle-mounted militia members Saturday in Tehran. "In all honesty, I am amazed by these Iranians," Egyptian human rights activist and blogger Walid Abbas posted on his Twitter page. "I have no green t-shirt" Abbas tweeted Saturday. He was referring to the color worn by many supporters of opposition candidate Mir Hossein Moussavi, whose supposed failure to win last week's election sparked the wave of unrest that has gripped the nation.
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Arab world has closely watched as events in Iran have unfolded over past week
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Relations between Iran and Arab states have always been tense
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Egypt, Morocco accuse Iran of trying to spread Shiite faith among its Sunni population
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Some Arab states look to Iran as a regional superpower that can support them

Question: "We are not with @placeholder," Abbas tweeted, "We are with the Iranian people and their demands."


While the nation is watching and hearing the angry protests in support of black shooting victim Michael Brown, a different kind of support is being voiced for the white police officer who fatally shot the unarmed teenager. In a first account of its kind, a caller to Radio America's "The Dana Show," who identified herself only as Josie, told listeners a detailed account of Officer Darren Wilson's side. A source with detailed knowledge of the investigation told CNN it accurately matched what the officer has told investigators. "He said all of a sudden, he just started to bum rush him," she said. "He just started coming at him full speed, and so he just started shooting and he just kept coming."
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Rallies in support of Officer Darren Wilson are being organized on social media
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Funding for the officer and the family has taken off
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Friends defend Wilson's actions

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(CNN) -- Susie Levitt's and Katie Shea's feet had had enough. Walking around Manhattan sidewalks between classes in their high heels was getting unbearable. Katie Shea and Susie Levitt,  founders of "CitiSoles," said walking around Manhattan in high heels was painful. Tal Raviv felt frustrated. While studying in Hong Kong in 2007, he found that adjusting to a new city was hard enough. Even more aggravating was trying to  connect with friends on Facebook whose names were common. Jaun Calle and Adam Berlin were bored. Watching college football on television isn't as exciting as being there in person, they thought.
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Susie Levitt and Katie Shea created a foldable-shoe company called "CitiSoles"
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Tal Raviv co-founded "DropCard," a new take on the business card
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Juan Calle and Adam Berlin created "SEC Excursions," a travel agency
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"There is no better time" to start a business, an entrepreneur expert says

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(CNN) -- Getting a song to hit in the summer can change a career -- just ask Katy Perry or Robin Thicke. Before the reign of "I Kissed a Girl" in the summer of 2008, Perry had been tirelessly striving to create a name for herself in the music industry and was starting to find some long-sought success with her debut single, "Ur So Gay." But right around Independence Day 2008 -- which reminds us to make the most of what's left of the season -- Perry's loud and bold "I Kissed a Girl" pushed through to the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Hot 100 and refused to let go for seven weeks. That single gave Perry an entree as pop's newest princess.
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Iggy Azalea's "Fancy" is a front-runner for 2014's top summer song
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Other hits such as "Rude" and "Ain't It Fun" are bringing competition
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Last year, the song of the summer was Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines"

Question: But after that song was played at every pool party, barbecue, nightclub and wedding reception -- topping the @placeholder 100 in late June and staying there until September -- Thicke became a global pop star.


Landing in the UK by private jet is normally the preserve of the rich and famous. But then six-week old Dax is used to making unusual entrances, having arrived prematurely while his parents were on a short break in New York. Mum Katie Amos and dad Lee Johnston were overjoyed at his birth just after Christmas - but faced a £85,000 hospital bill while they waited until early March for their son to be well enough to travel. Special delivery: Katie Amos, 30, at home with baby Dax who was born 11-weeks early, whilst his parents where on holiday in New York
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Katie Amos and fiancé Lee Johnston went to New York for four-day break
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Miss Amos went into labour 11 weeks early while sightseeing in the city
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Couple welcomed son Dax, weighing just 3lbs, after two days in Big Apple
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But doctors said the baby couldn't fly until March and the couple feared that they would be stranded in New York with £85,000 of medical bills
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But Dax has now flown home with a US passport in his own medical jet thanks to the couple's insurance company and private donations

Question: 'When we arrived at the hospital one of the nurses asked @placeholder to sort out our medical insurance,' added Miss Amos, a fitness instructor.


Turtles may look like the hard-shelled relatives of lizards and snakes, but their DNA suggests they have far more in common with birds. This is according to US scientists who used a new genetic sequencing technique called Ultra Conserved Elements (UCE) to finally settle the debate on turtle evolution. The results, they say, reveal that turtles belong to a large group called 'Archelosauria,' along with their relatives birds, crocodiles and dinosaurs. Turtles may look like the hard-shelled relatives of lizards and snakes, but their DNA suggests they have far more in common with birds Scientists at the California Academy of Sciences suspect the new group will be the largest group of vertebrates to ever receive a new scientific name.
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Scientists used a new genetic sequencing technique to map relatives
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The results, they say, reveal that turtles belong to a large group called 'Archelosauria,' along with their relatives birds, crocodiles and dinosaurs
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This is consistent with when turtle species appear in the fossil record
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Study also resolves evolutionary mystery surrounding softshell turtles
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Until now, studies had linked softshell turtles with aquatic mud turtles
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New study places softshells within their own on the evolutionary tree

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Bournemouth's Elland Road hoodoo continued as 10-man Leeds dented their promotion hopes through Luke Murphy's spectacular strike. But Eddie Howe's Championship leaders had only themselves to blame after substitute Yann Kermorgant wasted an opportunity for a 86th-minute equaliser after blasting his penalty against the crossbar. 'The penalty summed up our night in front of goal and it was not like us,' said Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe. Leeds United's Luke Murphy celebrates after putting the Whites 1-0 up against league leaders Bournemouth Murphy (left) lifts his arm in the air at Elland Road as his team-mates join him in celebration during the first half
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Bournemouth went into the game top of the Championship, without a loss away from home since September 2014
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Luke Murphy put Leeds 1-0 up with a stunning first-half strike
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Leeds have had a rough week with the news that owner Massimo Cellino must have no dealings with the club until April
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Giuseppe Bellusci was shown a red card after committing a foul in the penalty area late on, but Yann Kermorgant missed the spot kick
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Eddie Howe's side could not find an equaliser and Leeds held on for a win

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By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 09:51 EST, 20 September 2012 | UPDATED: 16:44 EST, 20 September 2012 A footballer who posted a homophobic message about Tom Daley and his Olympic diving partner Peter Waterfield will not face the courts. The message sent by Daniel Thomas, who plays for Port Talbot in Wales, was 'not so grossly offensive that criminal charges need to be brought', Keir Starmer the Director of Public Prosecutions said today. The offensive tweet, which was deleted, appeared online after Daley, 18, and Waterfield, finished fourth in the 10m synchronised dive this summer. Troll: Great Britain's medal winner Tom Daley was abused by a Welsh Premier League footballer - but he will not face any charges
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Daniel Thomas' message on Twitter was not grossly offensive, CPS boss Keir Starmer said today
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A homophobic tweet was sent from his account aimed at Daley and his diving partner Peter Waterfield during London 2012
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Thomas was suspended by Port Talbot Town FC but was reinstated and has been playing for them this season
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Starmer also announced new guidelines will be created for when charges can be brought when someone is offensive or threatening online

Question: The @placeholder said he would now draw up interim guidelines for prosecutors on when charges should, or should not, be brought before holding a 'wide public consultation' ahead of the publication of finalised rules.


(CNN) -- One of the few mysteries to have light shed on it in the search for a missing Malaysia Airlines airliner has been the case of two passengers who boarded the flight with stolen passports. The news that two Flight 370 passengers were not who they claimed to be -- and had used stolen documents -- immediately raised speculation about foul play. Authorities have not ruled out terrorism, but at least where it concerns these two passengers, early evidence indicates they were, foremost, Iranian migrants. Interpol Secretary General Ronald Noble identified the two as Pouri Nourmohammadi, 18, and Delavar Syed Mohammad Reza, 29. He said they entered Malaysia using valid Iranian passports, but they used stolen Austrian and Italian passports to board Flight 370.
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Malaysia is a favored destination for people fleeing Iran
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It is a destination that does not require visas for most Middle Easterners
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Human Rights Watch official: It is relatively easy to get a stolen passport
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The passports were stolen in Thailand, a hub for high-quality fake documents

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By Gerard Couzens Sir Sean Connery has been questioned about links to convicted criminals as part of a court probe into the sale of his former Spanish home, it emerged today. The sale of Sir Sean's Marbella home, which was demolished to make way for luxury apartments in 1999, was probed as part of an investigation into two corrupt former mayors of Marbella jailed for crimes including embezzlement and fraud. Sir Sean was quizzed on whether he had offshore firms, had ever given gifts to Land Registry workers and what his relationship was with Jesus Gil and Julian Munoz as well as ex-town hall planning chief Juan Antonio Roca.
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Sir Sean Connery sold Casa Malibu in Marbella in 1999
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It was demolished to make way for luxury apartments
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Sir Sean was asked about his connection to corrupt officials
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Ex-mayors Jesus Gil and Julian Munoz jailed for embezzlement and fraud

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By Jonathan McEvoy Jenson Button does not believe Mercedes can hide or manipulate the volatile relationship between their two drivers, Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton. Button, who partnered Hamilton for three years at McLaren said: 'The drivers need to sort it between themselves. We're all grown ups. It's down to you to solve it, not for the team to cover your issues. If they do that it looks too obvious.' Hamilton was angered by Rosberg's last qualifying lap in Monaco a fortnight ago, believing the German veered off the road deliberately. All smiles: Lewis Hamilton and his former McLaren team-mate Jenson Button share a joke during Thursday's pre-race press conference ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix
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Button has called on the Mercedes rivals to 'sort it between themselves'
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Hamilton angry in Monaco, believing Rosberg veered off road deliberately
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The British driver since published a tweet insisting the pair had made up
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Rosberg leads his team-mate ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix

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Singer left in car with her sister after fight; leaving rapper to travel home alone Solange cancelled her European tour last year amid rumours of drug use Hotel threatens to prosecute those responsible for security breach Beyonce shares prayer after fight, but looks happy on outing with Jay Z and Solange's nine-year-old son at weekend Jay Z was viciously attacked by his wife Beyonce's sister Solange as the trio left the Met Gala after party in New York last Monday. The 27-year-old was caught on surveillance camera lashing out wildly at her brother-in-law, 44, with both her arms and her legs, while her sister stood beside them looking curiously impassive.
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Singer left in car with her sister after fight; leaving rapper to travel home alone
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Solange cancelled her European tour last year amid rumours of drug use
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Hotel threatens to prosecute those responsible for security breach
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Beyonce shares prayer after fight, but looks happy on outing with Jay Z and Solange's nine-year-old son at weekend
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Argument raged for well over three minutes in elevator

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Murder: Veronica Rivas, 28, from San Diego allegedly admitted to  murdering her 22-month-old son to police A mother has admitted drowning her toddler after suffering from depression, according to police. Veronica Rivas, 28, from San Diego was arrested  on Friday and allegedly admitted to police that she murdered her 22-month-old son Elijah. Officers were called to Rivas' condo on Woodpark Way Wednesday night at 7.45 p.m when the child's grandmother called 911 according to NBC 7 San Diego. They immediately began CPR on Elijah until paramedics arrived. But they were unable to revive him and pronounced him dead at the scene.
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Veronica Rivas, 28, from San Diego was arrested by police on Friday
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She told detectives that she had drowned her 22-month-old son Elijah
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Officers arrived at Rivas' condo after the child's grandmother called 911
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They immediately began CPR on Elijah until paramedics arrived
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But they could not save the boy and he was pronounced dead on the scene
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Detectives arrested Rivas at the hospital on Friday
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Rivas had been going through a custody battle with the boy's father
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She is due to be arraigned on Monday and could face further charges

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By Darren Boyle A leading Libyan human rights lawyer was gunned down inside her own home shortly after she had cast her vote in national elections. Salwa Bugaighis was murdered on Wednesday evening after gunmen burst into her compound in Benghazi  and shot her in the head. Libyan state media reported that Ms Bugaighis was rushed to hospital but died of her wounds. Gunmen burst into Salwa Bugaighis' home in Benghazi and shot her in the head a short while after she had cast her vote in the Libyan parliamentary election. Islamic extremists are believed to have been behind the attack
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Salwa Bugaighis was shot in the head inside her home in Benghazi
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The human rights activist had just returned after casting her vote in election
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Ms Bugaighis spoke on TV hours before her death urging Libyans to vote
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The interview was interrupted because of heavy fighting outside in the street

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(CNN) -- American Airlines has already called Alec Baldwin "extremely rude," and now the actor isn't making any friends at Greyhound either. Baldwin was booted off an American Airlines flight Tuesday because he refused to turn off his cell phone after the plane's doors were closed for departure, the airline said. The actor was apparently playing "Words With Friends," a Scrabble-like online game. In a column published by The Huffington Post on Wednesday, Baldwin said a crew member singled him out during the incident. He also raged against flight attendants who "have made flying a Greyhound bus experience." That didn't sit well with Greyhound.
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Alec Baldwin: Flying has become "a Greyhound bus experience"
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Greyhound President and CEO Dave Leach says he's disheartened by the comments
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Leach to actor: "I ask you to give us a try and see ... that we're really a great way to travel"

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(CNN) -- Another State of the Union address, another road trip for President Barack Obama to push now-familiar policies that he said he would pursue on his own if Congress won't cooperate. At a Costco in suburban Maryland on Wednesday, Obama amplified his call for an increase in the minimum wage. He then traveled to Pennsylvania for another event staged around the economy. "Americans overwhelmingly agree, nobody who's working full time should ever have to raise a family in poverty," the President said. "And that is why I firmly believe it is time to give America a raise." Obama heads to Wisconsin and Tennessee on Thursday, continuing a tradition of selling his policy prescription directly to the public after the ceremonial report to the nation.
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NEW: President Obama in Maryland and Pennsylvania on Wednesday
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NEW: Obama visits retailer, pushes increase in minimum wage
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Republicans complain the President pushes same, tired policies

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A sister who lost her brother in the Afghan War is to wed the soldier who battled to save his life. Rosie-Ann Stone, of Atwick, near Hornsea, East Yorks, was devastated when her sibling, Private Gregg Stone, 20, was shot dead on 3rd June 2012, while on a mission to rescue an Afghan policeman kidnapped by the Taliban. She found comfort in Liam Fisher, 22, also a private in 3rd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment, who was a friend of her brothers and tried valiantly to save his life. Brought together by tragedy: Rosie-Ann Stone met fiance Liam Fisher after he tried to save the life of her brother in Afghanistan
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Private Gregg Stone, 20, was shot dead by Taliban in 2012
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Private Liam Fisher, 22, tried valiantly to save his life
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Met Gregg's sister, Rosie-Ann at his inquest
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Pair stayed in touch and love blossomed
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Plan to marry in 2015
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Rosie-Ann's parents feel Gregg 'sent Liam' to them
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Family has also been hit by loss of daughter, Jennie, in car crash

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By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 06:50 EST, 3 December 2012 | UPDATED: 08:07 EST, 3 December 2012 A British team has arrived in Antarctica to begin a search for life in a lake that has lain buried under nearly 10,000ft of ice for up to a half a million years. Scientists from the British Antarctic Survey are preparing to bore down to the subglacial Lake Ellsworth, deep beneath the West Antarctic ice sheet, to collect samples of water and sediment. Toiling under the midnight sun, they will endure temperatures well below freezing in a quest to discover whether life can survive in one of the harshest environments on Earth.
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Any finds could offer tantalising clues about potential life elsewhere in the solar system, such as on Jupiter's moon Europa
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Mission comes after U.S. team reports another, shallower subglacial lake found teeming with bacterial organisms

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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- One month after Malaysia Flight 17 was shot down over Ukraine, government military forces there said they've made advances Sunday against pro-Russian separatists. Ukrainian forces regained control over the strategic town of Yasynuvata in Donetsk in the southeastern part of the country, according to the official Twitter account of President Petro Poroshenko. They've also made gains in Luhansk in the eastern part of Ukraine, government forces told CNN. The Ukrainian army has entered Donetsk and raised the Ukrainian flag in front of the district's police offices, said National Defense and Security Council spokesman Col. Andriy Lysenko.
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Ukraine recognizes Russian cargo as humanitarian aid, but delay likely in delivery of goods
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Ukraine says it destroyed part of Russian military convoy that crossed border
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British media outlets report they saw military vehicles cross from Russia into Ukraine

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Tragedy: Charlie Kelsey-Neil, 12, was found hanging in his bedroom by a younger sibling A 12-year-old schoolboy accidentally hanged himself in his bedroom just two weeks after jokingly wrapping a cable around his neck in a classroom prank, an inquest heard today. Charlie Kelsey-Neil, 12, was a big fan of street magician Dynamo who often enjoyed watching the British-born star's TV shows. An inquest in Medway heard how he was found by a younger sibling at the family home in Canterbury, Kent. His mother Caroline, 31, and stepfather Jovan Neil, 26, desperately tried to revive him but he was pronounced dead later that evening.
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Charlie Kelsey-Neil was a fan of the street TV magician Dynamo
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The 12-year-old schoolboy was found hanging in his room by a sibling
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Inquest heard he had jokingly wrapped a cable around his neck in prank at school two weeks before his death
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Medway Coroner Patricia Harding today ruled his death was an accident

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