Deputies helped a family of four on a Michigan highway early Wednesday morning, after their minivan was unwittingly hauled by a semi-truck for 16 miles. Snowfall prevented the Menz family from seeing anything and caused their minivan to hit a semi-truck, the Roscommon County Sheriff's Office said in a release. A trailer was being hauled by the semi-truck at the time of the accident - and the front of the minivan jammed underneath it, deputies said. 'It was snow-blinding,' Pamela Menz said in a 1:57am 911 call obtained by ABC News. 'We ran into the back of a semi-truck and he's not stopping and our car is embedded underneath of it.
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Pamela and Matt Menz, along with their children Justin and Jennifer, were in a minivan coming home from an airport early Wednesday morning
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Snowfall prevented the motorists from seeing the road - and their minivan struck a semi-truck, the sheriff's office said
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A trailer was being hauled by the semi-truck at the time of the accident - and the front of the minivan jammed underneath it

Question: Family: (From left to right) Justin Menz, Jennifer Menz and their @placeholder (seen holding an unidentified woman) were in the minivan with their mother Pamela Menz when it got stuck to the semi-truck's trailer


San Diego (CNN) -- Every few years, I reassess how I feel about Mexican-Americans who wave Mexican flags. Much of it has to do with who is doing the waving and under what circumstances. In 2006, I wrote a column saying it was a bad idea for immigration reform advocates to wave Mexican flags as they marched through U.S. cities such as Phoenix, Chicago, Dallas and Los Angeles. It's illogical to show your allegiance to one country while demanding accommodation from another. But in 2007, I penned another column after attending a Luis Miguel concert in Las Vegas where fans of the Mexican singer unfurled Mexican flags. Nothing wrong with that, I concluded.
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Leo Manzano waved both U.S. and Mexico flags after winning in the Olympics
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Ruben Navarrette: It was not a good idea for Manzano to carry two flags
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He says Manzano should have been clear about which country he represented
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Navarrette: By putting on the jersey for Team USA, it's clear what his choice was

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Question: In fact, I can't remember the last time someone accused me of not being proud of being @placeholder or Mexican-American.

Question: In fact, I can't remember the last time someone accused me of not being proud of being Mexican or @placeholder.


(CNN) -- When Karl-Heinz Rummenigge speaks, you listen. And his advice, if you want to be the best club in the world, is: Never, ever sell your best players. "I believe a very important point in our history came in 2008," Rummenigge, a legend in German football and executive board chairman of the all-conquering Bayern Munich, told CNN. "We received big offers from England and Spain for the transfer of Franck Ribery to big clubs and we decided not to accept," added the 58-year-old, referring to an official bid from Chelsea and an inquiry from Real Madrid for the player who had cost Bayern $40 million in 2007.
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Bayern Munich chairman Karl-Heinz Rummenigge opens up to CNN
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Reveals his fears that German team would slip from football elite
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He says club's refusal to sell Franck Ribery was pivotal moment
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Bayern on course for record 24th Bundesliga title and European defense

Question: @placeholder -- who played in the 1976 success and was an unused substitute in the previous year's final -- was all too aware of Bayern's precarious position.


Washington (CNN) -- John Keith rattles each pill bottle and raps it down on the table, 15 in all. "That's what they had me on right there, every day," the former sailor says of the prescriptions he received from Veterans Affairs doctors. Keith, who lives in California, says his case is an example of how government doctors over-prescribe for active-duty and retired military, with often disastrous results. On the other side of the country, the Ohio family of Chris Bachus, a decorated Marine who died in his sleep from an accidental drug overdose, also says military doctors are writing too many prescriptions.
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One Navy veteran says he took 15 medications a day
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Marine died in his sleep; autopsy lists 27 medications
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General says Army has new rules on prescriptions

Question: Thomas says the @placeholder has implemented rules to limit the number of people who can prescribe medications for an individual patient, as well as new scrutiny of cases in which multiple prescriptions have been written.


(CNN) -- Few 15-year-olds can claim to make history, but Martin Odegaard is fast accumulating a clutch of firsts in football. By coming on as a second half substitute in Norway's clash with Bulgaria on Monday, he became the youngest player ever to appear in European Championships qualifying at just 15 years and 300 days. He is already the youngest player to represent his country -- featuring in a friendly with United Arab Emirates in August -- as well as the youngest player, and scorer, in the country's top league. And Odegaard didn't look out of place during his 27-minute cameo, as Norway beat Bulgaria 2-1 in its Euro 2016 Group H clash.
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Martin Odegaard becomes youngest player in European Championships qualifying
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The 15-year-old comes on as a substitute in Norway's 2-1 win over Bulgaria
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Iceland beat Netherlands 2-0 to make it three wins out of three in qualifying
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Belgium and Bosnia draw 1-1 while there were wins for Italy, Wales and Croatia

Question: @placeholder had opportunities in the second half as it pressed to get back in the game but Iceland could have added to its tally on the counter attack.


(CNN) -- The assistant coach of Togo's national soccer team is among the victims of Friday's machine-gun attack on a bus carrying the squad to a tournament in Angola, the country's official news agency reported Saturday. As many as three people were killed and nine injured in the strike, which prompted the team to decide Saturday to pull out of the Africa Cup of Nations tourney. Angola's official ANGOP news agency reported that assistant coach Hamelet Abulo and a Togolese journalist died Saturday. There were conflicting reports about the driver of the bus. Fraser Lamond -- regional medical director of SOS International, a group that transports injured people to hospitals -- said the driver was among the dead, but Togo government officials indicated he was still alive.
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Togo team pulls out of Cup of Nations, according captain Emmanuel Adebayor
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Togo team bus was shot at by rebel fighters on way to tournament in Angola
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African football body says tournament will go ahead despite the attack

Question: The tournament -- one of the world's biggest -- is @placeholder's first major sporting event since a 2002 peace deal brought the southern African country's decades-old civil war to an end.


For the majority of Europe's royals, an official car and a team made up of a squad of protection officers and at least one flunky are essential when carrying out official engagements. Not so Spain's Queen Letizia, who chose to walk from her home at the Zarzuela Palace to a meeting in Madrid this morning. Accompanied by a single bodyguard, the 42-year-old royal arrived in a similarly low-key ensemble comprised of a pair of tailored trousers and a tailored red wool coat. Low key: Spain's Queen Letizia arrives on foot for the board meeting of FEDER in Madrid this morning
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Letizia, 42, walked to a meeting of FEDER in Madrid this morning
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The royal is on the board of the Spanish Federation of Rare Diseases
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Arrived on foot and accompanied by a single protection officer

Question: Culture: The Spanish royal has long been an enthusiastic champion of @placeholder culture and the arts


The world now has more billionaires than ever before. New numbers from the China-based Hurun Report reveal a net gain of 222 billionaires in 2014, putting the total at a record 2,089. While the United States still takes the trophy for the most billionaires ahead of China, India made its first showing in 2014 in the top three countries with the most members of the world's most exclusive club. India pushed out Russia by adding 27 members to the club, bring its total number of billionaires to 97. China gained 72 to bring its total to 430 and the U.S. added 56 and now has 537, according to CNBC.
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The United States tops the list with 537 billionaires while many newcomers to world's most exclusive club come from India and China
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Not every billionaire had a good 2014 as 95 dropped to millionaire status and titans of industry in the developing world suffered from a slowdown
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Bill Gates still tops the list with his $85 billion, followed by Mexico's Carlos Slim and Warren Buffett

Question: The most new billionaires were born of the tech sector in 2014, according to @placeholder.


In what may be the epic battle of the summer, the White House and Republicans are assembling their armies and sharpening their bayonets for a political fight over the selling of Obamacare. On one side is the Obama administration, which is preparing to carry out the president's landmark health care reform law. It sees success directly linked to his legacy. On the other side are House Republicans, conservative groups, GOP governors and tea party affiliates. They are reading the latest polls and are determined to make the repeal or severe crippling of the Affordable Care Act their top priority before the 2014 midterms.
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The summer of 2013 will see both sides square off in efforts to sell or roll back Obamacare
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The administration is hoping to start signing up people for health plans October 1
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Republicans are working hard to cripple existing measures and halt new ones
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Many Americans are still confused, according to recent polling

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A Utah couple is facing a $3,500 fine and a damaged credit score for doing what many people do after a bad purchasing experience:  posting an online review. Their story -- first reported by CNN's affiliate in Salt Lake City KUTV -- started in 2008 when John Palmer bought his wife Christmas gifts off KlearGear.com. The items never arrived and the Palmers said the transaction was automatically canceled. "After 30 days, PayPal said 'Hey, there's no activity here' and they turned around and gave the money back into my husband's account and effectively canceled the sale," Jen Palmer told CNN.
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A Utah man purchased online gifts, but they never came
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After getting no response from the company, his wife posted a negative review
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The company fined the couple $3,500 for violating allegedly violating its terms
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Question: The @placeholder say they're taking their fight all the way to court.


(CNN) -- While Glenn Beck continues to pathetically assert that he is a modern day Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his listeners and viewers are the rightful heirs to the Civil Rights Movement he spearheaded, it may catch some by surprise that Tea Party leaders claim their movement is also one that is about advancing the civil rights of Americans. During a debate I participated in Wednesday night on CNN's Anderson Cooper 360, Tea Party Express spokesman Mark Williams -- who moonlights as a radio talk show host -- blasted the National Organization for the Advancement of Colored People for not doing anything to fight crime in the inner city, as well as for advancing issues that go against the U.S. Constitution.
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Roland Martin says Tea Party spokesman claimed civil rights high ground in recent debate
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Tea Party's criticism of NAACP would surprise civil rights groups, he says
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He challenges Tea Party to address racial profiling, education, "don't ask, don't tell"
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Martin: Tea Partiers have talked the talk on civil rights, now they should walk the walk

Question: I had to do everything I could to maintain my composure, considering that the @placeholder's long and storied history has been about forcing Americans to actually uphold the Constitution and apply it evenly to all citizens, especially African Americans.


By Phil Casey, Press Association Stephen Gallacher is the only player who controls his Ryder Cup destiny, but it was Francesco Molinari who did most to boost his chances of making the European team in the Italian Open. On the course where he started playing golf aged eight, Molinari carded a flawless six-under-par 66 at Circolo Golf Torino to share the lead with Austria's Bernd Wiesberger. And that meant Gallacher, who needs to finish in the top two to overtake Graeme McDowell and claim the final automatic qualifying place, found himself six shots off the pace following an erratic opening 72.
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Francesco Molinari playing himself into Ryder cup contention at Italian Open
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European captain Paul McGinley said Molinari was 'very much' in contention
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Stephen Gallacher can still grab automatic qualification
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Lee Westwood, Luke Donald, Ian Poulter are other wildcard options

Question: McGinley said that even if nothing significant happened this week that he had not settled upon his three wild cards, with five players - thought to be Gallacher, @placeholder, Ian Poulter, Luke Donald and Lee Westwood - the favourites.


By Richard Ingrams , FOUNDER OF PRIVATE EYE AND THE OLDIE Disciplinary - at 76: Private Eye founder Richard Ingrams was summoned to the boss's office Three days ago I announced my resignation as editor of The Oldie, a magazine I had edited since its launch way back in 1992. I had many happy years working with some brilliant people but  in the end I was unable to cope  with the demands of the modern management man, personified  by the magazine’s publisher, one James Pembroke. Let me be fair to the man – Pembroke has done wonders for the magazine, which now boasts a circulation of 45,000. But alarm bells started to ring some time ago when he began to hanker after ‘brainstorming’ sessions and covered the office walls with charts showing blue and yellow days for different members of staff.
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Legendary founder of Private Eye (b. 1937) gives his side of the story
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He announced his resignation from The Oldie this week despite founding it
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Journalist was in a row with the magazine's publisher James Pembroke

Question: To my amazement I then received a three-page letter from @placeholder summoning me to a ‘disciplinary hearing’ and warning me: ‘If you are found guilty of misconduct I may decide to issue you with a written warning or a final written warning.’ (What was the difference?)


'Is there anyone else you can call?' For a group of friends in New Jersey recently, apparently not, after all three received DUIs after systematically following each other to the police station. It started with 34-year-old Carmen Reatequi, of Whitehouse Station, who was pulled over by a patrolman for swerving on Route 22 East about 1.45am on Monday. After a standardized field sobriety test, Rautequi was arrested and taken to Readington police headquarters, according to NJ.com. Bad news come in threes: The arrest of one woman, 34, in New Jersey for driving while intoxicated lead to the arrest of the friend she called to pick her up, which then lead to the arrest of the third friend called to give both a ride
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Carmen Reatequi, 34, was arrested for DUI about 1.45am on Monday in Readington, New Jersy
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Reatequi called her friend, Nina Petracca, 23, to pick her up, but she was also arrested for DUI
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Ryan Hogan, 33, was then called to pick up both women, but he too was given a DUI charge

Question: Three friends were consoling each other on Monday morning after all being charged for DUI near their homes in @placeholder


Washington (CNN) -- The French will vote next week to elect a new president. The April 22 election pits incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy against challenger Francois Hollande. Sarkozy, a conservative, argues that France did well compared with other European countries in the Great Recession. Hollande, on the left, urges a more expansionary program of government spending to create jobs. Normal politics, in other words. But the vote to watch is not Sarkozy v. Hollande. It is Sarkozy plus Hollande. The French constitution establishes a two-round voting system. The idea is to ensure that the ultimate winner obtains an outright majority of all votes cast. The system's side effect is to invite the French to use their first ballot as a protest vote.
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France, voting next week in first round for president, sees growth of fringe parties
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David Frum says the extremists are gaining due to disastrous economic policy
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He says preserving the Euro is forcing leaders to cut spending in midst of recession
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In France, National Front and Left Front are gaining, though neither will win, he says

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New York (CNN) -- Relatives of a bar owner killed more than 30 years ago over a spilled drink said Tuesday the life sentence given to a reputed mobster has finally brought them justice. Bartolomeo Vernace, 65, was sentenced in U.S. District Court to life without parole plus 10 years for his 2013 racketeering conspiracy conviction. Criminal acts from 1978 through 2011 included drug trafficking, illegal gambling and the 1981 double homicide of Richard Godkin and business partner John D'Agnese, according to prosecutors. They said Vernace held key roles with the Gambino organized crime family. "Thirty-three years is a very long time to wait for justice. We have our closure, but we have been waiting for justice," Godkin's daughter, Christine Orsini, told the court shortly before the sentencing.
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Reputed member of Gambino crime family gets life in prison
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Bar owners gunned down in 1981 over a spilled drink
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Eyewitness came forward during trial of Bartolomeo Vernace
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Victim's widow says "justice has finally been served"

Question: @placeholder's children and grandchildren filled the courtroom Tuesday and embraced prosecutors following the sentencing.


BEIJING, China (CNN)  -- Wei Wenhua was a model communist and is now a bloggers' hero -- a "citizen journalist" turned martyr. The construction company manager was driving his car when he witnessed an ugly scene: a team of about 50 city inspectors beating villagers who tried to block trucks from unloading trash near their homes. Wei took out his cell phone and began taking pictures. The city inspectors saw Wei and then attacked him in a beating that lasted five minutes. By the time it was over, the 41-year-old Wei was slumped unconscious. He was rushed to the hospital but was dead on arrival.
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Beating death of Chinese Wei Wenhua prompts outrage
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One Chinese blogger writes: "City inspectors are worse than the mafia"
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City inspectors in China act as auxiliary support to police
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Wei reportedly died at hands of inspectors this month

Question: In China's mainstream media and in the blogosphere, angry @placeholder are demanding action.


(CNN) -- "Sehwag, go back to Ranji!" The jingoistic crowd was screaming when the portly batsman Virender Sehwag was dismissed in the game between the Rajasthan Royals and Delhi Daredevils in an Indian Premier League (IPL) semi-final game in 2008. That Sehwag was one of India's leading players of the decade apparently didn't matter. The spectators were delivering their ultimate insult: Telling him to go back to the staid version of the Indian domestic circuit, the Ranji Trophy. The crowd IPL attracted was different from the traditional Anglophile test cricket fan. They were raucous, participative and young. They were happy to see legends succeed, and happier to see them fail if they played for rival teams. The fans were united -- and partisan.
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The Indian Premier League has exploded into a brand estimated to be worth more than $3 billion
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The IPL's rise is in part due to its Americanized style -- but has not been without hiccups
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Now, it is time to reflect whether cricket's soul is now no longer English, but American

Question: He then single-handedly took an @placeholder game and single-mindedly Americanized it for a new India.


(CNN) -- Steve Jobs' yacht was unveiled in a Dutch shipyard on Sunday, where the unusual boat designed by Jobs and famed minimalist designer Philippe Starck was christened "Venus," after the Roman goddess of love, beauty, sex, fertility, prosperity and victory. According to Dutch website OneMoreThing, the finished ship was launched at shipbuilder Koninklijke De Vries in Aalsmeer, The Netherlands. Jobs' widow Laurene and three of their children, Reed, Erin and Eve, were at the ceremony. The Jobs family gave each of the members of the shipbuilding staff an elegant thank-you note, along with a token gift of their appreciation â€” an iPod Shuffle with the name of the ship inscribed on the back.
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Steve Jobs' yacht was unveiled in a Dutch shipyard on Sunday and christened "Venus"
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Boat designed by Jobs and designed by Jobs and minimalist designer Philippe Starck
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Jobs family attended ceremony, gave builders customized iPod Shuffles

Question: According to the report, the enormous yacht is between 230 and 260 feet long, and appears to be as it was described in the @placeholder biography â€” it's an extraordinary vessel with teak decks and large panes of ceiling-to-floor glass throughout.


(CNN) -- It's a Friday in May, 2005, and Schapelle Corby stands in the center of packed courtroom on the tropical island of Bali, waiting to learn her fate. Will the beauty school student from Australia's Gold Coast be found guilty of smuggling a large bag of marijuana into Indonesia -- where the maximum penalty for drug trafficking is death by firing squad? A furrow forms between the 27-year-old's eyebrows as the judge reads out the verdict in Bahasa Indonesia. Corby appears confused. Her piercing blue eyes dart around the room -- at her family, at the cameras broadcasting live to televisions around Australia, at the ground, at her interpreter. Then reality sets in.
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Corby, then 27, was arrested at Bali's airport with marijuana in her luggage in 2004
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The Australian trainee beautician insists she was set up
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A Bali court convicts her of drug trafficking, sentencing her to 20 years in prison
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Her case has been one of the most-watched criminal trials in Australian history

Question: Yet @placeholder remains divided as to whether she is guilty of the crime.


By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 09:52 EST, 25 March 2013 | UPDATED: 09:53 EST, 25 March 2013 Forever-young Minnie Mouse is growing up and moving on from her old red and white polka dots. Lanvin has designed the loveable Disney rodent a new dress - a more mature frock in royal blue and long sleeves that she can wear at special Paris events. It was unveiled at a catwalk show in Disneyland Paris on Saturday evening. All grown up: Minnie Mouse was given a makeover by the high-end French fashion house, Lanvin Gone was the oversized hair bow that has been the signature of the character since she was created in 1928.
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Alber Elbaz, from the high-end French fashion house Lanvin, said designing the Disney character's outfit was a 'great challenge and responsibility to do'

Question: know that @placeholder says Minnie will be allowed to keep her red and white


(CNN) -- Somebody in Michigan may be very happy soon. The winning ticket for the estimated $337 million Powerball jackpot was purchased at a Sunoco gas station in Lapeer, Michigan, said Andi Brancato, a spokesman for the Michigan lottery. The lucky person has not yet been identified. The winning numbers were 6, 27, 46, 51, 56 and 21. The $337 million jackpot was the seventh-largest ever in America and the third-largest for Powerball, Brancato said. Eight other tickets won the $1 million Match 5 prize. Two of those tickets were bought in Indiana, and the others in Kansas, Kentucky, New Jersey, New Mexico, Pennsylvania and Virginia, lottery officials said.
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The jackpot is the seventh-largest ever in America
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Powerball is held in 42 states, the U.S. Virgin Islands and the District of Columbia
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The game's largest prize to date was $365 million
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Eight tickets worth $1 million each were also sold

Question: At $337 million, the Powerball pot still has ways to go to catch MegaMillions at the top of the list of @placeholder grand prizes.


For a company that hasn't attended CES since 1992, Apple dominates the show. You can't walk more than a dozen feet here at the Las Vegas Convention Center without seeing an iGadget or iAccessory of some kind. Apple's overwhelming presence by proxy is impressive, and underscores the immense place the company occupies in the consumer electronics sector. Of the 3,000 or so exhibitors here at CES, nearly 500 reside in the iLounge pavilion, a section dedicated specifically to Apple-related products. And then there are the hundreds of audio, automotive, health, gaming, and accessory companies hawking iOS and Mac peripherals. There are more iPhone and iPad adaptors, docks and dongles than you could possibly imagine. Vendors are showing off iPad camera rigs, solar-powered Mac batteries and even an iPhone-connected plant sensor. And then there's the sea of bedazzled and bedecked iPhone and iPad cases.
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Absent from Consumer Electronics Show, Apple still is a major presence
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Five hundred exhibitors are in the "iLounge Pavilion" for Apple accessory makers
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Apple hasn't attended since 1992; Microsoft dropped out last year

Question: Spend five minutes walking the floor and it becomes clear there's no need for @placeholder to be here.

Question: With Microsoft dropping out, @placeholder is losing even more of its sizzle.


(CNN) -- The Ebola epidemic now raging across three countries in West Africa is three-fold larger than any other outbreak ever recorded for this terrible disease; the only one to have occurred in urban areas and to cross national borders; and officially urgent and serious. At least 1,090 people have contracted the awful disease this year, though the epidemic's true scope is unknown because of widespread opposition to health authorities in afflicted Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. This week, 39-year-old physician Sheik Umar Khan -- labeled the country's hero for his brave leadership of the epidemic fight -- died from Ebola, adding yet another public fear: that even the doctors cannot escape the disease.
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Laurie Garrett: Ebola epidemic in Sierra Leone, Guinea, Liberia worst ever, could be controlled
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She says poor governance, ignorance, hysteria have stoked opposition to health care
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She says key doctor in Ebola fight now stricken, adding new fear that no one can escape
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Garrett: Lacking governance, desperately poor citizens superstitious, avoid treatment

Question: In April, @placeholder health officials failed to quarantine an Ebola patient who reportedly spread the virus from a remote area to the capital -- a lapse that undermined government credibility.


BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- A female suicide bomber in northern Iraq targeted buoyant soccer fans who had just watched their national team win a big match against China, authorities told CNN. At least 29 people were wounded when the bomber detonated her suicide vest in a marketplace in the Diyala province town of Qara Tappa, a predominantly Shiite Kurdish town with a Shiite Turkmen population. Col. Ragheb al-Omairi, spokesman for Diyala Military operations command, who confirmed the account, said police on foot patrols were also in the area of bombing. Twenty-five civilians and four police were wounded, with at least 12 of the civilians in critical condition.
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NEW: Attack strikes people celebrating Iraq team's win in World Cup qualifier
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29 wounded in predominantly Kurdish town in Diyala province
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Twenty female suicide bombings in Iraq this year, a sharp uptick
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Insurgent recruiters target troubled women, authorities say

Question: The match, which Iraq won 2-1, was watched avidly across the country by @placeholder of all stripes -- united by their love of soccer.


(CNN)  -- The Wu-Tang Clan -- the New York hip-hop supergroup that spawned millions of album sales, nine solo acts and a few acting careers -- almost never was. If RZA, left, had been jailed or Method Man killed, Wu-Tang may have never formed, RZA says. Method Man, the group's most recognizable voice, was nearly killed before the band formed, Wu-Tang's chief producer, RZA, writes in his forthcoming memoir. Meth was walking to buy marijuana at 160 Park Hill Avenue in Staten Island -- the house in Wu-Tang's "Protect Ya Neck" video -- when RZA saw him across the street, he writes in the book.
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Wu-Tang producer: Attempted murder conviction also could have derailed band
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Rapper/producer/actor RZA talks of forming Wu-Tang Clan in upcoming memoir
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RZA: Ol' Dirty Bastard made son watch him do drugs before 2004 fatal overdose
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Book cites lessons from Christianity, Islam, numerology, kung fu, chess

Question: One, if I would've lost that, yeah, @placeholder wouldn't have happened, but also it's the victory of it that inspired me and gave me the drive also to go and really get serious about Wu-Tang and the things I was dealing with.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:02 EST, 20 November 2012 | UPDATED: 03:07 EST, 21 November 2012 Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici has insisted the government's plan to reduce unemployment and restore growth would bear fruit France's government has shrugged off the latest downgrade of its credit rating, saying that it just needs time for reforms to the sluggish economy to take root. In a setback for President Francois Hollande's Socialist administration, Moody's Investors Service stripped Europe's second largest economy of it of its prized AAA credit rating yesterday over concerns that its rigid labour market and exposure to Europe's financial crisis were threatening its prospects for economic growth.
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Moody's Investors Service stripped Europe's second largest economy of it of its prized AAA credit rating
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Second ratings downgrade to have hit France this year: Standard & Poor's agency lowered its score in January

Question: Meanwhile, @placeholder has struggled to reassure economists that his attempts to revive the French economy will be successful.


You'd have thought those living in the country would prefer to hunt foxes rather than invite them into their home and let them watch TV. But that's just what Jane Shepherd, 64, has done and whether it's going about her household chores such as laundry and washing up or spending time in the garden there is always a fox or three nearby. For the pensioner from Whittlebury in Northamptonshire has opened the doors of her three-bedroom bungalow to three bushy-tailed friends now calls family. 'At the moment I live with Minette, Chico and Billy,' explains Jane. A hug and a kiss: Jane Sheppard pictured at her home with one of her foxes. 'They are very affectionate - Chico loves to cover my face with kisses. They are actually a lot like cats rather than dogs'
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'Hide and seek is a favourite game of theirs - they think it's hilarious ... You just can't get angry at them'
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'No matter how comfortable they are there it's still not enough. Each night they insist on a kiss and a cuddle before bedtime'
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Pensioner, 64, shares three-bedroom bungalow with the foxes

Question: Billy was rescued as an adult after a car accident when @placeholder took her in, so her age remains a mystery.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:47 EST, 22 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:36 EST, 23 October 2012 The man accused of kidnapping, sexually assaulting and killing Starbucks barista Whitney Heichel wept in court on Monday as he made in his first appearance for the brutal murder of the 21-year-old newlywed. Jonathan Holt, 24, who was dressed in an anti-suicide smock, didn't enter a plea during a brief appearance by video at the Clackamas County courthouse in Oregon. He spoke softly, kept his head down and seemed at one point to wipe away tears. According to court documents released, Holt committed kidnapping, sodomy and robbery in the course of killing her.
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Whitney Heichel's body found in wooded area near her home on Friday, three days after she failed to turn up to her work shift
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Her SUV was seen at a gas station two hours later 'driven by a suspicious-looking man as she sat in the passenger seat'
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Police arrested Jonathan Holt, 24, following interviews and DNA evidence
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He committed kidnapping, sodomy and robbery in the course of killing her, according to court documents
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Holt gave one word answers and appeared to weep during court appearance, via video

Question: Workplace: Heichel's friends and colleagues gather on Saturday at the @placeholder where she worked


By Amanda Williams Clive Goodman, the former royal editor of The News of the World leaves the Old Bailey after giving evidence Police did not publicly reveal the extent of hacking at the News of the World out of 'discretion' for victims - including members of the royal family, jurors heard today. Former royal editor for the paper, Clive Goodman, insisted that he had always been 'open and honest' even when confronted with evidence yesterday that he repeatedly hacked Kate Middleton, Prince William and Prince Harry. He claimed that he was simply a 'spear carrier' rather than the 'five act opera' of hacking, if compared to a colleague - who cannot be named.
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Clive Goodman was dismissed in 2007 after he pleaded guilty and was jailed for hacking royal aides with private detective Glenn Mulcaire
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He claimed that police decided in 2006/07 not to publicise the cases for reasons of their own - 'to protect the discretion of the victims'

Question: Goodman replied: 'It may have been me, it may have been @placeholder.


A provincial council candidate and nine of his supporters were killed by the Taliban in Afghanistan two days after they were kidnapped, said Sakhidad Haidari, deputy police chief of northern Sar-e-Pul province. The 10 were kidnapped Sunday and shot dead Tuesday night, Haidari told CNN on Wednesday. The bodies of four of those killed, including the Sar-e-Pul election candidate, Hussain Nazari, have been returned to police, he said. The other six remain in the hands of the Taliban. The Taliban have not commented on the incident, which comes ahead of presidential and provincial elections to be held Saturday. In a separate incident Wednesday, a suicide bomber blew himself up at the entrance gate to the Interior Ministry in Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, killing six Afghan police officers, Interior Ministry spokesman Sediq Sediqqi said.
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NATO chief praises work of Afghan security forces, says overall violence has fallen
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The Taliban kill a provincial council candidate and nine supporters, police say
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In Kabul, a suicide bomber kills six Afghan policemen at Interior Ministry gate, official says
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The Taliban have vowed to disrupt April 5 elections and punish those involved in them

Question: "As expected, we have seen a series of attacks including on @placeholder today -- an attack which I strongly condemn -- but I welcome that the Afghan people have resisted these intimidation attempts," he said.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Sen. John McCain on Thursday accused Sen. Barack Obama of breaking a promise when the Democrat decided to forgo public financing in this fall's campaign. Sen. Barack Obama repeatedly broke campaign fundraising records during the Democratic primary season. Obama told supporters in an e-mail message Thursday that he would not accept about $85 million in public funds when he becomes the Democratic presidential nominee. In the e-mail, Obama said the public campaign financing system allowed "special interests [to] drown out the voices of the American people" and asked his supporters to "declare our independence from a broken system."
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Sen. John McCain says decision "should be disturbing to all Americans"
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Analyst says voters favor the way Obama has raised campaign cash
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Sen. Barack Obama calls public finance system "broken"
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Move will allow Obama to spend unlimited amount of money

Question: During that time period, @placeholder has raised less than half that amount, roughly $100 million.


London (CNN) -- Four top British police officers will not face further police investigation in connection with an inquiry into phone hacking by journalists, the Independent Police Complaints Commission said Wednesday. They are former Metropolitan Police Commissioner Paul Stephenson, former Assistant Commissioners John Yates and Andy Hayman and former Deputy Assistant Commissioner Peter Clarke. Stephenson resigned as head of London's Metropolitan Police, also known as Scotland Yard, after it was revealed that Scotland Yard had hired a former top News of the World journalist to be a communications consultant. The revelation came the same day police arrested the journalist, Neil Wallis, over the phone-hacking investigation.
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Paul Stephenson resigned as London's top police officer last month
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London's police have been accused of being too cozy with News International

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(CNN) -- The 2022 World Cup in Qatar has an unlikely backer -- Zahir Belounis. Despite being stuck in Qatar for two years in an ordeal that he says left him contemplating a hunger strike and suicide, the freed footballer insists the Middle Eastern nation deserves to stage arguably the world's top sporting event. World governing body FIFA's decision to award the 2022 contest to Qatar three years ago has generated controversy both over what time of the year it will be held and the way migrant workers, largely responsible for the tournament's infrastructure, are treated. "They deserve it," the French-Algerian told CNN on Friday. The "people are working very hard for it. A lot of Qatari friends were sad at my situation.
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Zahir Belounis says Qatar deserves to host the World Cup in 2022
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Belounis was stuck in Qatar for two years over a pay dispute but returned to France this week
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He says the people in Qatar are "working very hard" to stage the tournament
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Belounis suspects that his playing career is over as his "psychology is very bad"

Question: It added: "It is also relevant to emphasize that up to now the player has not taken any action in front of the competent judicial bodies of @placeholder."


(CNN) -- When Frederick Hutson left prison in 2012 after serving four years on marijuana-related charges, he realized he had gained something more than his freedom: insight into an overlooked consumer market. Many inmates are stuck in an age before Instagram or Facebook, relying on envelopes and pay phones to connect with family on the outside. So Hutson founded Pigeonly, a photo-sharing and low-cost phone call service that has already helped 50,000 incarcerated individuals connect with their loved ones, maintain their ties to society, and remain a presence in their children's lives. The story of Pigeonly is statistically unlikely: a disruptive technology created by a member of a disenfranchised community, in order to solve a problem within that community.
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Mitch Kapor and Ben Jealous worry that a lack of diversity in tech firms is stalling innovation
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Capitalism, they say, is U.S. operating system but current version needs an upgrade

Question: One of the great achievements of the civil rights and women's rights movements was that they unleashed an enormous pool of talent into the economic life of @placeholder.


By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 09:15 EST, 28 October 2013 | UPDATED: 15:55 EST, 28 October 2013 As if having been bequeathed $12 million wasn’t enough, infamous heiress Leona Helmsley’s beloved Maltese now has a namesake posh Manhattan cocktail bar. Though Trouble died in 2010, her memory survives in Trouble’s Trust, a newly christened addition to the luxurious New York Palace Hotel, which Helmsley once owned. The dedication to Trouble doesn’t just end at the swanky bar’s name. Signature cocktails—like the Queen of Mean and the Pampered Pooch—are also available to sip in memory of the prosperous pooch and her famous owner.
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Trouble's Trust pays homage to the Queen of Mean's $12M bequest to her Maltese named Trouble in 2007
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Trouble Helmsley was once the richest dog alive
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The lavish bar is located beneath the ornate stairway of the New York Palace, the posh Manhattan hotel once owned by Helmsley
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The series Gossip Girl was filmed at the glitzy hotel and also once housed some of the show's actors
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Cocktails at Trouble's Trust include the rum-based Pampered Pooch and a surprisingly sweet sounding whiskey drink called the Queen of Mean

Question: @placeholder’s Trust was built as part of the Palace Hotel’s recent $140million renovation and is one of six bars and restaurants added to the Midtown Manhattan hotel.


(CNN) -- A U.S. Army sergeant was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without parole for gunning down five fellow service members at a combat stress clinic in Iraq. The sentence handed down at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, near Tacoma, Washington, came after Sgt. John Russell pleaded guilty to the killings in a deal in which prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty. Russell pleaded guilty to the May 11, 2009, killings at Baghdad's Camp Liberty, telling a military court last month that he "did it out of rage." The only question facing the judge, Col. David Conn, was whether Russell committed the slayings with premeditation, which the 48-year-old soldier disputed.
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A judge finds that Sgt. John Russell killed with premeditation
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Russell pleaded guilty to the May 2009 killings at Baghdad's Camp Liberty
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He opened fire at a combat stress clinic, killing five people

Question: Russell, a communications specialist, was on his third deployment to @placeholder.


BELLEVUE, Nebraska (CNN)  -- If LeRoy Carhart's abortion clinic had a terror alert scale, it would be at Code Red this weekend. Anti-abortion protesters plan demonstrations this weekend outside Dr. LeRoy Carhart's clinic in Bellevue, Nebraska. "I feel safer on an airplane than I do in my clinic," Carhart said, sitting at his desk in his windowless office in Bellevue, Nebraska. "You try to think about every way an attack could happen. You try to do all you can to prevent it, but obviously Dr. [George] Tiller thought he was safe in church." It's been nearly three months since Tiller, one of the world's most well-known doctors performing abortions, was shot in the head at point-blank range on May 31 as services began at Reformation Lutheran Church in Wichita, Kansas.
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NEW: Abortion rights supporters dominant outside clinic on Friday
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First major abortion protests set since killing of Dr. George Tiller in May
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Dr. LeRoy Carhart of Nebraska was understudy of Tiller's
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Carhart says he takes pride in the term abortionist

Question: He performed abortions at @placeholder's clinic for a week every month, including late-term procedures.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:16 EST, 23 September 2012 | UPDATED: 18:52 EST, 23 September 2012 Keeping tabs: Scientology leader David Miscvage reportedly feared his former rival Two private investigators claim David Miscavige, the leader of the Church of Scientology, paid them $12million over the course of 24 years to spy on his former rival, along with other enemies. The top-secret program gave Paul Marrick and Greg Arnold about $500,000 a year and sent them across the world in pursuit of Pat Broeker, who was briefly head of the church before being forced out, the men say.
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Private eyes 'also spied on future governor Mitch Daniels'
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Investigators sue church over claims it broke contract to pay them for life

Question: won out and became leader, Mr @placeholder was forced to leave the church.


By James Rush Police have released this image of the suspected gunman, who is believed to have shot a teenage boy twice in the head after opening fire on a Brooklyn street A 13-year-old boy was shot through the eye when he was hit by two stray bullets after a gunman opened fire in a street in New York. Gama Droiville was with his aunt outside a Brooklyn pizzeria when the gunman opened fire yesterday afternoon, police have said. The teenager was hit twice in the head, with one of the bullets going through his eye. He was rushed to hospital where he was described as being in a serious but stable condition.
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Gama Droiville was outside pizzeria with his aunt when gunman opened fire
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Teenager was hit twice in the head before being taken to hospital
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A 24-year-old man, believed by police to be intended target, was shot in leg

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By Mark Bryans, Press Association West Ham have announced the signing of Barcelona midfielder Alex Song on a season-long loan. The 26-year-old Cameroon international struggled to hold down a regular place at the Nou Camp following a move from Arsenal in 2012 and returns to the Barclays Premier League with the Hammers - who paraded their new addition to fans ahead of the clash with Southampton. Clubs throughout Europe were put on alert when it emerged Song would be allowed to leave Barcelona - with West Ham having won the race to take him to Upton Park on a temporary basis despite reported interest from the likes of Napoli and Galatasaray.
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West Ham complete season-long loan deal for Cameroon international
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26-year-old unveiled at Upton Park before game against Southampton
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Song has failed to make an impression on new Barcelona boss Luis Enrique
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Former Arsenal star spent seven years in London before leaving in 2012
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Cameroon international joined Barcelona for £15million

Question: Gunner: Alex Song is no stranger to the Premier League, having played for @placeholder between 2005 and 2012


(CNN)He runs his terror group like a CEO -- with spreadsheets on missions, assassinations and captured assets. And reports from Iraq's government suggest ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi may have been hit in airstrikes over the weekend -- though it's not clear whether he was wounded, whose strikes he may have been hit by and in what part of the country he may have been struck. But if al-Baghdadi is dead, what would happen to the radical Sunni militant group? Don't expect ISIS to just crumble. "It will morph, and new leaders will emerge," retired U.S. Maj. Gen. James "Spider" Marks said. "In fact, bear in mind that ISIS leadership originated from Saddam's military. These are very conventionally trained, very professional leaders."
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ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi may have been wounded in an airstrike
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Even if he gets killed, a throng of "very professional leaders" could take his place
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Al-Baghdadi has two top deputies, one over operations in Iraq and one over Syria
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The Shura Council, ISIS' religious monitor, could tell al-Baghdadi to go

Question: Both men are veteran Iraqi military officials who served under @placeholder.


This picture graphic shows the shear enormity of the African continent by showing how many other countries fit inside it. It covers the same surface as 13 countries - including the United States, China and India - and the whole of Eastern Europe. The UK also features on the graphic - covering the island of Madagascar. This picture graphic shows the shear enormity of the African continent by showing how many other countries fit inside it In total, Africa is more than 30million sq km. But this graphic illustrates that its size is not shown accurately on a standard Mercator map, where countries in the centre appear smaller than they are.
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Graphic shows Africa is as big as 13 nations and Eastern Europe
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The continent is more than 30m sq km, but this is not reflected in standard Mercator maps
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Biggest nation in terms of landmass is Russia, at more than 17m sq ft

Question: A standard Mercator world map does not truly reflect the landmass of @placeholder


Berlin, Germany (CNN) -- German President Horst Koehler resigned suddenly Monday over what he said was heavy criticism about comments he made on Germany's military role in the world, which he said had been misinterpreted. It was the first time in German history that a president has resigned, the government-funded Deutsche Welle news agency reported. Koehler said May 22 upon his return from a trip to Afghanistan that "in emergencies, military intervention is necessary to uphold our interests, like for example free trade routes, for example to prevent regional instabilities which could have a negative impact on our chances in terms of trade, jobs and income."
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NEW: President's resignation is first in country's history
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NEW: Koehler had been criticized for comments on military's role
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He said comments were misinterpreted
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Resignation was sudden and unexpected

Question: "It was an honor for me to serve @placeholder as president," he said.


A zoo keeper blames himself for a near-death experience with a crocodile which ended with his thumb being ripped off - although he does admit that he has very scant memories of the traumatic event. The owner of the reptile park, Ian Jenkins, was grabbed by a crocodile whilst performing in front of a large crowd,  at Snakes Downunder Reptile Park and Zoo near Childers, south of Bundaberg,far north Queensland . In extremely distressing scenes, the 58-year-old was dragged into the pond at which point the four-metre croc ‘Macca’ started a death roll. Thanks to the quick thinking of his fellow worker, Louise Smith, Jenkins escaped with his life.
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Victim Ian Jenkins is the owner of the Snakes Downunder Reptile Park Zoo
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His left thumb was bitten off as he tried to get croc's attention with a chicken
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He now blames himself and is annoyed with himself for his crucial mistakes
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Colleague Louise Smith who saved his life says she was 'just doing her job'
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She put her life on the line, wacking the crocodile on the head until he let go
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A terrified spectator shares her account of the distressing scenes
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Jenkins has already undergone several hours of surgery to reconstruct his mangled hand

Question: The hero was Ms Smith, insists she was just doing her job when she distracted @placeholder to free Jenkins


Washington (CNN) -- In a symbolic gesture toward more civil political discourse, Democratic Sen. Charles Schumer and Republican Sen. Tom Coburn said Sunday they will sit together at the upcoming State of the Union address. Appearing on the NBC's "Meet the Press," Schumer and Coburn called for political debate based on issues and ideology, rather than motives and personal attacks, in the aftermath of the Tucson, Arizona, shootings last week that killed six people and critically injured Democratic Rep. Gabrielle Giffords. Schumer acknowledged that sitting with Coburn for the president's annual speech to Congress would be symbolic, "but maybe it just sets a tone and everything gets a little bit more civil."
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NEW: Tone of debate should change, not intensity, politicians say
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Democrat Schumer, Republican Coburn want to symbolize civil discourse
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Schumer says the the move may help tone down the rhetoric
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Coburn says question ideology, not motives, of political foes

Question: "And so if we can actually come into that chamber and instead of me going to the left, I go to the right, and the Republicans do the opposite, what you're going to create is an image of the @placeholder deciding that we are going to work as a body, not as two separate sides.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- North Korea's rhetoric toward the United States has always had a certain bizarre, over-the-top quality to it. Under the Bush administration it labeled Undersecretary of State John Bolton "human scum." "Complete and irreversible denuclearization is the only viable path for North Korea," Hillary Clinton says. But the North Korea's latest comments about Secretary of State Hillary Clinton are stunningly personal. An unnamed North Korean official quoted by the state-run KCNA news agency calls Clinton "by no means intelligent" and a "funny lady." "Sometimes she looks like a primary schoolgirl and sometimes a pensioner going shopping," he said.
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"Sometimes she looks like a primary schoolgirl," official reportedly says of Clinton
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U.S. officials have likened North Korea's provocative actions to children acting out
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North Korea's nuclear test in May strengthened U.S. call for sanctions
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North Korea remains defiant, showing no signs of abandoning nuclear program

Question: The country has the right to a nuclear program, it says, since it must defend itself against possible attack from the @placeholder.


(CNN) -- Not long ago, presidential candidate Herman Cain made headlines when he said blacks were brainwashed for not considering conservative ideas. On other occasions he declared that racism was no longer a problem and blamed the poor for being poor. A personal friend, I know Cain to be more thoughtful than those incendiary sound bites, but I also suspect he knew that uttering them would help him land right where he is: atop the Republican presidential field, a standing that could be threatened by recent reports of sexual harassment allegations. Unfortunately, such trash talk -- popular among many black conservatives -- continues to alienate black Republicans from the African-American community.
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Herman Cain said blacks were brainwashed into rejecting conservative ideas
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Fredrick Robinson: At one time conservatism showed promise as a route for black Americans
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He says Cain and others have gained popularity in GOP circles by trash talk
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Robinson: Denying the impact of racism in America alienates conservatives from blacks

Question: In an environment of runaway corporate greed, where the top 1% is getting richer at the expense of the middle class, where rising college costs are making many students question the worth of a college education, where unemployment is hovering at 16% in the black community, where home values are drying up, and the economy is nearly on life support, black @placeholder -- whose spiel is as one-dimensional as it was 20 years ago -- come off as even more tone-deaf.


(CNN) -- With violence approaching their doorstep, 10-year-old Beverly Dempsey and her father had eight hours to gather their belongings into one suitcase apiece and evacuate Egypt during last month's uprising. Her mother, a U.S. State Department employee, had to stay behind while they were relocated to temporary housing in Falls Church, Virginia, with other displaced diplomatic families. Jim Dempsey tries to make life as normal as possible for his daughter, who is attending school for the first time in the United States, having lived abroad since she was 2. But her heart remains in Egypt, the place she's come to regard as home.
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Jim Dempsey and daughter, Beverly, were forced to leave Egypt last month amid uprising
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His wife, a USAID employee, had to stay behind
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They've been temporarily relocated to Virgina but now consider Egypt home
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"I want to go back really badly, but that doesn't mean I don't like it here," says Beverly, 10

Question: Jim Dempsey, an economic development consultant, says he is grateful to the @placeholder government for making the transition as smooth as possible in a community that has been welcoming and supportive.


By Rachel Quigley PUBLISHED: 12:56 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:56 EST, 2 September 2013 She laughed it off at the time and bravely carried on with the broadcast like a true professional. But underneath it all, Fox NFL reporter Pam Oliver was in excruciating pain after she was hit in the face by a football thrown by Indianapolis quarterback Chandler Harnish during a pre-game link. The Colts were in New York to take on the Giants on August 18 ahead of the new season and were warming up when Harnish threw the errant ball. Oliver, a seasoned vet with more than 20 years broadcasting experience, was able to laugh off the unpleasant incident. Later she and Harnish were spotted hugging and making up.
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Pam Oliver was filming a pre-game link when she got hit on the side of the head
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The errant ball was thrown by backup QB Chandler Harnish - the NFL's Mr Irrelevant in 2012
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She suffered from a concussion and became sensitive to light

Question: He performed well enough to get selected in the 2012 NFL draft although as the last player chosen, he did earn the unfortunate title of 'Mr @placeholder'.


(CNN)A man identified as Terence Walker is seen in a police body-camera video bolting from a Muskogee, Oklahoma, officer who felt a weapon after a pat down. Officer Chansey McMillin gave chase, his body-cam capturing his shadow as he trailed the suspect in the afternoon light of January 17. Walker, 21, is seen stopping suddenly and bending down to pick up something he dropped on the road. A white car approaches. The graphic video shows McMillin pulling his pistol, taking aim and unloading five shots. Walker turned around, then started running. He was struck three times, police said. In the video, Walker is seen as he tumbles to the ground, then rolls into a ditch. He died at the scene.
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Police officer's body camera captures fatal shooting in Oklahoma
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Muskogee police release the video in attempt to ease community tension
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Recent shootings have prompted move to put body cameras on all the nation's officers

Question: Later, the video shows an emotional @placeholder leaning against a police car.


(CNN) -- Italy's World Cup captain Fabio Cannavaro has made a surprise decision to end his career in Dubai. The 36-year-old has signed a two-year deal with reigning United Arab Emirates league champions Al Ahli after failing to find a new club in Serie A following the end of his deal with Juventus. In a statement on its official Web site on Wednesday, the Dubai-based club confirmed that Cannavaro would move to Al Ahli after the World Cup in South Africa, which starts on June 11. "We announce that we have signed Fabio Cannavaro for two years," Abdullah Al Nabooda, chairman of Al Ahli's board of directors said.
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Fabio Cannavaro signs a two-year deal with UAE champions Al-Ahli
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The move was confirmed on the club's official Web site on Wednesday
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The Italian captain will join the Dubai side after the World Cup in South Africa
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His contract with Juventus had expired and he could not find a new club in Italy

Question: "This deal with a player like @placeholder is one of the most important deals for us because he's a player with great experience and talent, while he's also a leader on the field."


Former Corrie actor Bruce Jones has been spotted looking worse for wear during a drinking session despite claiming on TV he was beating his battle with booze and depression. The star, who played the Street's resident drunk Les Battersby, was caught on camera leaving a pub just 36 hours before he appeared on ITV show Daybreak saying 'I feel great'. Mr Jones had headed to the drinking hole after he made a brief appearance on Keith Lemon's ITV2 panel show Celebrity Juice, arriving on set at 8.30pm. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Caught on camera: Coronation street Star Bruce Jones was spotted leaving the Chancellors pub in West London just 36 hours before he told Daybreak viewers he was beating his alcohol demons
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Actor Bruce Jones photographed leaving West London pub
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60-year-old downed pints after filming Celebrity Juice
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Drinking session 36 hours before telling Daybreak viewers 'I feel great'
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Star had compared himself to troubled Gazza in previous interview

Question: It was his drinking that led to Mr Jones being axed from @placeholder after 10 years on the show when he told fellow pubgoers about upcoming storylines.


(CNN) -- The Tampa Bay Rays and St. Louis Cardinals won wild card berths in the Major League Baseball (MLB) playoffs after dramatic victories Wednesday. Trailing 7-0 to the American League (AL) East champion New York Yankees in St. Petersburg, Florida, the Rays launched an astonishing comeback to win in the 12th-inning. Despite their comeback success, the Rays still needed the Baltimore Orioles to defeat the Boston Red Sox in Maryland to clinch the berth on the regular season's final night. The O's obliged by notching a 4-3 win in the bottom of the ninth in a game delayed by rain for an hour and a half.
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The Tampa Bay Rays and St. Louis Cardinals have clinched MLB wild card berths
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The Rays came back from 7-0 down to win in the 12th-inning
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The Cardinals beat Houston 8-0 to earn their playoff berth
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Boston Red Sox and Atlanta Braves suffer late-season collapses to miss out

Question: The @placeholder' victory capped a remarkable turnaround, with the Florida-based team having been nine games behind the Red Sox on September 3.


(CNN) -- A notorious Bosnian Serb general accused of trying to eliminate Bosnian Muslims and Croats from their shared country could face two separate trials in the United Nations' International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia. Prosecutors want to try Ratko Mladic first for his alleged crimes in Srebrenica, Bosnia, in 1995, according to a statement from the tribunal Tuesday. Then, prosecutors want to try him for allegedly spreading terror throughout the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo from 1992 to 1995, and for taking U.N. personnel hostage, the statement says. In both cases, Mladic faces charges of genocide, crimes against humanity, and violations of the laws and customs of war, the statement says.
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Former Bosnia Serb Gen. Ratko Mladic could have a war crimes indictment split in two
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One indictment would focus on the 1995 Srebrenica massacre
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The other indictment would focus on the shelling of Sarajevo and taking U.N. staff hostage
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Prosecutors want to begin the trial as soon as possible; Mladic says he is "gravely ill"

Question: When Yugoslavia dissolved in the early 1990s, Mladic led Bosnia Serb forces in the civil war that broke out in the part of Yugoslavia that became @placeholder.


Meryl Streep, Stevie wonder, Tom Brokaw and Ethel Kennedy were among the famous figures who received a Presidential Medal of Freedom from Barack Obama today at the White House. They were among a group of 19 artists, activists and lawmakers receiving the award - the highest possible civilian honor - at the ceremony Monday. 'This is one of my favorite events,' Obama said from the East Room. 'Once a year, we set aside this event to celebrate people who have made America stronger and wiser and more humane and more beautiful with our higher civilian honor.' Scroll down for video
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Barack Obama awarded 19 medals at ceremony in the East Room Monday
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Spoke at length of his love for Streep and praised her compassion and skill
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Also praised Stevie Wonder, and said he bought one of his albums aged 10
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Said event celebrated people who made U.S. 'stronger, wiser, more humane'

Question: He continued: 'A musical prodigy with an electrifying voice, @placeholder's blend of R&B and jazz and funk and blues and soul and whatever else you got speaks of love and loss, justice and equality, war and peace.


By Ian Drury PUBLISHED: 07:13 EST, 24 June 2012 | UPDATED: 07:24 EST, 25 June 2012 Military intervention in Syria moved a step nearer after Nato announced it would meet to discuss the shooting down of a Turkish warplane. Amid a tense stand-off, Ankara invoked Article 4 of the defence alliance which allows a member state to consult allies if its security is threatened. Two Turkish airmen were still missing last night after their unarmed F-4 Phantom jet was shot down by Syrian forces. Scroll down for video A F4 Phantom Turkish fighter jet was shot down by Syrian security forces over international waters, say Turkey
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Nato agrees to meet to discuss the incident
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Foreign Secretary William Hague condemns Syria's actions
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Two Turkish airmen still missing

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By Ryan Lipman For Daily Mail Australia Maurice Blackburn lawyer Andrew Watson is fighting for customers to get the difference between charges for credit card late fees and the true cost to the bank A multimillion-dollar payout could be handed to customers hit with excessive credit card fees in the biggest class action in Australian history. The class action to claw back excessive late payment charges of up to $35 could potentially impact hundreds of thousands of customers of Australia's biggest banks. Law firm Maurice Blackburn is filing lawsuits against ANZ, Westpac and Citibank in the NSW Supreme Court on Tuesday, reported the Sydney Morning Herald.
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Bank customers could get millions paid back as part of class action
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Lawsuits are being filed against ANZ, Westpac and Citibank today
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The class action is the biggest in Australian history
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It aims to claw back excessive credit card late fees of up to $35

Question: There is no time limit on how far back claimants can go to recoup their fees, yet @placeholder will ask the court to impose a limit next week.


Fancy views of Melbourne's midnight fireworks on New Year's Eve and the use of your very own beach all-year-round? Maybe it's time to move to Clifton Springs for a slice of your very own piece of paradise. Located on an elevated seaside block Ballerine Peninsula, south-west of Melbourne, is a five-bedroom home on sale for the first time since it was built back in 1978. Up for auction this month, the home is  expected to fetch about  $1.5 million, which may well be considered by many a buy of a lifetime when you consider what's included. The five-bedroom home was built in 1978 by the same couple who live in it today
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Barry and Pat Whitford built the home 34 years ago and are selling it for the first time this month
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Located at Clifton Springs, north-east of Geelong Victoria, it has its own private beach and walking track leading to it
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Only 11 houses in region and 20 in total in the state have private beaches
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The home has a north facing aspect and views of Melbourne's midnight fireworks
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The October 11 auction is expected to fetch between $1.5 and $1.8 million

Question: There's also a pavilion on the cliff's edge and unobstructed views all the way to @placeholder, which is 100 kilometres away.


Nigel Farage is preparing to muscle into the battle against Scottish independence following his historic success in the European elections. The UKIP leader wants to open a new front in the campaign against the SNP, to the horror of the established Better Together allies. Mr Farage was yesterday basking in the glory of winning his first seat north of the Border in a major humiliation for Alex Salmond, who had pleaded with Scots to make a direct choice between the SNP and Ukip. Scroll down for video Nigel Farage wants to use his European election triumph as a springboard to stop Alex Salmond splitting Scotland off from the rest of the UK in September's independence referendum
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UKIP leader claims he now leads the 'only national party' in Britain
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Planning visits to Scotland ahead of September independence referendum
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Party shocked pundits by winning an EU Parliament seat in Scotland

Question: '@placeholder now finally has to deal honestly and openly with the key contradictions in his position – independence in Europe is no independence at all.

Question: Mr Farage added: 'We have proven over the last few days that we are genuinely a @placeholder independence party.

Question: We have made a breakthrough in @placeholder - something which Alex Salmond will not enjoy very much at all.


Many observers point to Moscow's close ties with Damascus going back to the 1950s as a reason for Russia now acting to defend the al-Assad regime in Syria against its many internal and external opponents. What has apparently been forgotten is that Moscow's ties with Syria have been plagued by tensions and disagreements throughout this entire period. Underpinning the Moscow-Damascus relationship for over half a century now has been a common antipathy toward America, Israel, and the moderate Arab states. But they have also differed on many issues. When Soviet-Syrian relations first became close during the mid-1950s, Moscow seemed to hope the then-powerful Syrian Communist Party might at least share power with the virulently anti-Israeli and anti-Western Baath Party. But the Syrian Baathists feared the communists and agreed to the 1958 merger of their country with Egypt and even accepted the leadership of the latter's ruler, Nasser, partly in order to get his help in suppressing the communists.
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Russia has maintained close ties with Syria since the 1950s
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Syria one of few states that did not condemn USSR for occupying Afghanistan
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Russia revitalized their naval facilities in Syrian port of Tartus in recent years
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Russia fears losing influence in its biggest Middle East ally if the al-Assad regime falls

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Washington (CNN)On what was supposed to be the last day before summer recess, dysfunction reigned in Congress. House Republican leaders called off a vote Thursday on their $659 million emergency response to the border influx from Central America overwhelming immigration resources, unable to agree among themselves about what to do. That sparked a revolt in their caucus over doing nothing, which forced GOP leaders to delay the start of August break to discuss the matter further on Friday morning. And in the Senate, a $2.7 billion Democratic plan to respond to the immigrant surge failed in a procedural vote. Caucus revolt
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Senate border bill gets killed on procedural vote
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House Republicans delay August recess after pulling border bill
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Congress was supposed to start a five-week summer recess Friday
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(CNN Student News) -- November 6, 2009 Download PDF maps related to today's show: • Fort Hood, Texas • Kabul, Afghanistan • University of Central Florida Transcript THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. CARL AZUZ, CNN STUDENT NEWS ANCHOR: We're wrapping up the first week of November, and we're glad to have you along for the ride. For CNN Student News, I'm Carl Azuz. First Up: Fort Hood Shootings AZUZ: "A horrific outburst of violence." That is how President Obama described yesterday's deadly shooting at a military post in Texas. A gunman opened fire on a soldier processing center at Ft. Hood, killing at least 12 people and wounding dozens of others. According to military officials, the alleged gunman is in custody. Authorities said there was no immediate information about a motive behind the attack, but the Army has asked the FBI to help look into the suspect's background. You can get the latest details on this developing story at CNN.com.
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Consider the rising debate in Washington over health care reform proposals
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Find out why the U.N. is re-evaluating its security measures in Afghanistan
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Hear how the U.S. military plans to distribute doses of the H1N1 vaccine
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Use the weekly Newsquiz to test your knowledge of stories you saw on CNN Student News

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By Andrew Cawthorne Argentina are playing far below their best, are over-reliant on Lionel Messi and must improve if they are to beat Belgium in their World Cup quarter-finals, according to Diego Maradona. 'We still haven't got started,' Maradona, who won the 1986 World Cup with Argentina, said in a withering analysis of the team's performances so far at the tournament in Brazil. 'They need to get it into their heads that we can't be "Sporting Messi'. Maybe he can score a great goal ... but if it doesn't come off for the kid, we can't jump on him tomorrow as if he's guilty of the Argentine disaster.'
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Maradona says Argentina are in danger of becoming 'Sporting Messi'
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Switzerland were beaten by South Americans in World Cup Second Round
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Maradona claims Switzerland are better watch-makers than they are footballers

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By Laura Gould and Katie Nicholl PUBLISHED: 16:45 EST, 28 July 2012 | UPDATED: 19:35 EST, 28 July 2012 Anthea Turner has kicked her husband Grant Bovey out of their £5 million home after confronting him over claims that he was having an affair with a 24-year-old woman. The television presenter asked property developer Bovey, 50, to leave the five-bedroom property in Esher, Surrey, last week after being told by a friend that he had been seen kissing a young woman in a  London restaurant. Bovey is said to have admitted being friends with the woman but denied they were having an affair while Ms Turner, 52, was working  on a Canadian TV show.
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Property developer Bovey is alleged to have started the relationship while the television presenter was working in Canada
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Bovey left his first wife for Turner in 1998
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Turner is said to be relying on support from his three daughters

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Eastern and central Europe continue to shiver under a blanket of heavy snow Friday, with more deaths reported after bitter cold overnight temperatures. Ukraine is probably the worst affected, with Poland, Romania, Serbia and Belarus also suffering much more severe winter conditions than usual. Thirty-eight people have died of hypothermia in Ukraine over the past 24 hours, the state-run news agency Ukrinform reported Friday morning, citing government ministries. The latest deaths take the total number killed in Ukraine in the cold spell that started January 27 to 101, the news agency said. Meanwhile, temperatures in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, continue to plummet. Friday morning's lows dipped to 27 degrees below zero Celsius (17 degrees below zero Fahrenheit), and it was the ninth day in a row that temperatures had dropped below minus 15 degrees Celsius (5 degrees Fahrenheit).
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The Red Cross releases $141,000 in emergency funds to help those in need
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Rare snow is forecast in parts of the Sahara Desert in Algeria and Morocco
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Serbia declares a state of emergency in 23 municipalities due to the weather
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38 people have died of hypothermia in Ukraine over the past 24 hours -- state media

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By Jonny Singer Sunderland owner Ellis Short has upped the stakes in the North East rivalry by nominating three prominent personnel at Newcastle United to take part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Short posted a video of his own challenge on Sunderland's youtube channel as centre-back pairing West Brown and John O'Shea douse him in water beside the Stadium of Light pitch. However the real entertainment in the short video comes not from the suited Short screaming as he is drenched, but from his choice of nominations. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Short nominate a Newcastle trio for the Ice Bucket Challenge
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Short nominates opposite number at rival club Ashley
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Sunderland owner also targets Newcastle manager Pardew and player Colback
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Colback played for Sunderland for fourteen years before joining local rivals on a free this summer to anger of his former club
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Short performed the challenge by the Stadium of Light pitch

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By Jennifer Marjoribanks PUBLISHED: 02:52 EST, 11 October 2013 | UPDATED: 05:26 EST, 11 October 2013 It's a boy. These three little words, followed by a screeching cry were the most amazing sounds I have ever heard. It was all so different from the previous year, when those same three words were delivered by a midwife with a sadness and flatness no mother should ever have to hear. On September 11, 2011, I had gone into Forth Valley Royal Hospital in Larbert, Stirlingshire, thinking I was in labour. Instead, my husband Brian and I were told our baby didn’t have a heartbeat.
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Stirlingshire mother Jennifer Marjoribanks' son Andrew was stillborn
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The UK has one of the highest stillbirth rates in Europe
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According to official statistics, 17 babies are born dead every day

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Washington (CNN) -- A Green Beret charged with attempting to carry explosives onto a commercial airliner in Midland, Texas, was released from jail Friday. Sgt. 1st Class Trey Scott Atwater was let out on a $50,000 bond into the custody of his supervisor at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Two members of the Army picked up Atwater after a Friday court hearing to escort him back to the base. Atwater, 30, was arrested Saturday after Transportation Security Administration screeners found an undisclosed amount of C-4 in his carry-on bag. According to a news release issued by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Texas, prosecutors have "uncovered no information that would suggest that Sgt. Atwater intended harm to any aircraft, or to the flying public." However, prosecutors do view the matter as "very serious."
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Trey Atwater out on a $50,000 bond, in supervisor's custody at Fort Bragg, North Carolina
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Judge: He can't have guns, can't drink, must have mental health test, must give up passport
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Atwater arrested Saturday after C-4 found in carry-on at Midland International Airport in Texas
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Court document says smoke grenade also found in his bag in North Carolina on Christmas Eve

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The American doctor who carried the Ebola virus from Guinea to New York, riding the subway and going bowling before symptoms developed, said the public was never properly educated about the disease. Dr Craig Spencer, an emergency room physician, penned an article for Wednesday's New England Journal of Medicine that blamed politicians and media outlets for fanning fears. 'When we look back on this epidemic, I hope we'll recognize that fear caused our initial hesitance to respond - and caused us to respond poorly when we finally did,' Spencer wrote. Slammed: Dr Craig Spencer penned an article for the New England Journal of Medicine attacking the media and politicians for alarmist reports and attempts to use the Ebola outbreak for political gain
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Dr Craig Spencer wrote in the New England Journal of Medicine calling out the governors who imposed a quarantine after his diagnosis
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He said that little of the science behind transmission was explained in the media
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His criticism echoes that of nurse Kaci Hickox, who was quarantined in New Jersey and later Maine after returning from Sierra Leone

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By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 06:55 EST, 12 July 2012 | UPDATED: 08:55 EST, 12 July 2012 A male hairdresser has been reunited with his long lost father after he recognised him on TV talking about  his embarrassing man boobs. Haydn Wells, 20, volunteered for Channel 4’s Embarrassing Bodies programme after he developed large breasts when he lost seven stone in weight. Incredibly, his biological father Adrian Van Sertima was watching the show and recognised the family resemblance immediately. Reunited: Adrian Van Sertima, right, split up from Haydn's (left) mother while she was pregnant and has spent 20 years trying to track him down. He contacted his son on Facebook after spotting him on t
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Haydn Wells volunteered for Embarrassing Bodies after he developed large breasts when he lost seven stone
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His biological father was watching the show and recognised the family resemblance immediately

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Claimant: Bento Touray claims she was fired from two Michelin-starred Le Gavroche because restaurant bosses did not want diners to be greeted by a black person A receptionist fired from two Michelin-starred Le Gavroche tried to sue the restaurant for race discrimination after claiming bosses did not want diners to be greeted by a black person. Bento Touray had only worked at Michel Roux Junior’s exclusive London establishment for three weeks when she was let go in September last year, and replaced by a white woman. Miss Touray took the Mayfair-based French restaurant to an employment tribunal, claiming that general manager Emmanuel Landré, who was on holiday when she was hired, told her to leave and she believed that the restaurant did not employ black people front of house.
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Bento Touray tried to sue restaurant for race discrimination
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Claimed she was hired when general manager Emmanuel Landré was away
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She says when he returned she was fired, and replaced by a white woman
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Restaurant says she was given a month's trial and did not meet standards
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Mayfair restaurant run by Michel Roux Junior is one of UK's most exclusive
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Miss Touray's case later dismissed by tribunal

Question: He said: 'Since it opened in 1967, @placeholder has always employed individuals with many different ethnic identities in both kitchen and front of house.


(CNN) -- Joss Whedon's name has been flung around the movie stratosphere with Thor-worthy momentum since his superhero blockbuster "The Avengers" staked a claim on the box office this summer. But the "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Angel" and "Firefly" creator still feels relatively nervous, modest, yenta-ish and excited when it comes to film festivals. His equally modest, black-and-white Shakespeare adaptation "Much Ado About Nothing" premieres Saturday at this year's Toronto International Film Festival. The festival runs from Thursday through Sept. 16. "I've been to two festivals in my life, and I've never been to Toronto. I haven't really been making festival movies. This is new territory for me," Whedon told EW.com. "I'm kind of festive. Toronto has an amazing rep. The entire cast is coming. That's so exciting for me, since they're all my buddies. I would like to find a distributor and would really like to see other people's movies."
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"Much Ado About Nothing" premieres Saturday Toronto International Film Festival.
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The film stars "Angel" and "Firefly" alumni
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Whedon mused about the connections between Shakespeare and "The Avengers,"

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David Moyes was shocked to be handed the managerial position at Manchester United, according to his former Everton player Leon Osman. Moyes signed a six-year contract at Old Trafford after receiving a call from Sir Alex Ferguson in 2013 - only to be sacked 11 months later as United limped to their lowest-ever Premier League finish. In extracts from his autobiography published in the Liverpool Echo, Osman revealed: ‘After it was confirmed, Moyes called six of the senior players to meet him in the Thistle Hotel in Haydock – myself, Nev (Phil Neville), Jags (Phil Jagielka), Hibbo (Tony Hibbert), Bainesy (Leighton Baines) and Tim Howard.
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Leon Osman reveals details of David Moyes' departure in his autobiography
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Everton star insists Moyes never expected to leave for Manchester United
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Osman also tells of how Tim Cahill stole Moyes' thunder in his final game

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By David Kent Pep Guardiola insists Bayern Munich have not practised penalties ahead of Wednesday night's return leg against Manchester United. The Champions League last-eight tie is finely poised at 1-1 after Bastian Schweinsteiger cancelled out Nemanja Vidic's header at Old Trafford last week. A repeat result at the Allianz Arena would see the tie head to penalties. But on the topic of spot-kicks, Guardiola, who was speaking at his pre-match press conference, claimed his side had not prepared for such a scenario. 'It's less about technique and more about courage. It's all in the head,' said Guardiola. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Bayern train and hear more from Pep ahead of United visit
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Pep Guardiola insists his side have not prepared for penalties
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The Bayern Munich boss expects Manchester United to play on the break
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He was also adamant that Wayne Rooney, struggling with a foot injury, would feature in Wednesday's tie at the Allianz Arena
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The Champions League quarter-final is poised at 1-1 ahead of the second leg

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By Wills Robinson Egypt's former military chief has won a crushing victory in the country's presidential elections with more than 92 per cent of the votes. Early indications suggest field marshal Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi has received 23.38million votes, with left-wing politician Hamdeen Sabahi, his sole opponent, taking 735,285. But the victory was undermined by a low turnout of only 44 per cent, even though voting was extended for a third day in a bid to avoid a political embarrassment. It is well below the 52 per cent who turned out for the election won by Mohammed Morsi in 2012. Scroll down for video
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Field marshal Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi is said to have received 92% of the votes
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It is the country's first election since Mohammed Morsi was ousted last July
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Turnout was said to be around 44%, despite an additional day of voting
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Is an embarrassment to the government who spent 10 months campaigning
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El-Sissi said on TV last week that he wanted 40 million voters to back him

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MEXICO CITY, Mexico (CNN)  -- Mexican authorities were searching Wednesday for two politicians accused of belonging to the Familia Michoacana drug cartel, which is blamed for killing more than 30 federal police officers in a series of attacks since Saturday. Drug violence is up in Michoacan state, shown by recent attacks on police in at least a half-dozen cities. Julio Cesar Godoy Toscano, elected July 5 to the lower house of Congress, is accused of being in charge of protection for the cartel, said Monte Alejandro Rubido Garcia, head of the National Public Security Council. Godoy Toscano is half-brother to Michoacan's governor, Leonel Godoy Rangel, who Wednesday urged his relative to surrender.
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Julio Cesar Godoy Toscano, Saul Solis Solis alleged to belong to cartel
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Familia Michoacana blamed for killing more than 30 federal police officers recently
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Michoacan has become a flash point for Mexico's war against cartels
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Gangs blamed in attacks on police installations in at least six Michoacan cities

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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The State Department will not renew the contract of security contractor Blackwater Worldwide when it expires in May, a senior State Department official said Friday. Heavily armed Blackwater guards scan downtown Baghdad, Iraq, from a helicopter in 2003. The decision was made after the Iraqi government refused last week to renew the firm's operating license because of a 2007 incident in which the Iraqi government says security guards -- then employed by Blackwater -- fired on and killed 17 Iraqis. Blackwater's latest "task order" expires in May, and the senior official said that "one of the conditions is that you have to have a license" to continue working in the country.
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Contract expires in May and won't be renewed, State Department says
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Decision comes after security contractor loses right to operate in Iraq
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Five ex-Blackwater guards pleaded not guilty to charges related to 2007 shootings

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Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero, Pablo Zabaleta... household names who will be hoping to fly the Argentine flag high and proud in Brazil. Javier Mascherano and Angel Di Maria will also have crossed the radar of anyone with the vaguest interest in Spain’s El Clasico. But not all of coach Alejandro Sabella’s squad are quite as high profile. Here is Sportsmail's pocket guide to Argentina 2014. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero and other Argentinian stars train Preparations: Lionel Messi (second right) and Co will be desperate to win the World Cup in Brazil this year Sergio Romero (Sampdoria) Age: 27.
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Messi and Aguero will be hoping to lead Argentina to glory in Brazil
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Man City defender Pablo Zabaleta well-known to Premier League supporters
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Javier Mascherano and Angel di Maria did battle in Spanish El Clasico this season
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Alejandro Sabella's side isn't completely full of global superstars
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Argentina will face Bosnia, Nigeria and Iran in Group G

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Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama will formally nominate James Comey, a top Justice Department official during the Bush administration, to head the FBI, a White House official said on Thursday. The announcement is expected at a White House ceremony on Friday. If confirmed by the Senate, Comey would replace Robert Mueller, who is leaving in September after leading the bureau for 12 years. Comey is a former prosecutor who worked in New York and Virginia, where his caseload included terrorism, organized crime and fraud. Comey served as a deputy attorney general during the Bush administration, a role for which he has received both praise and criticism from outside groups.
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James Comey to be nominated on Friday, official says
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Comey was a top Justice Department official during the Bush administration
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Appointment comes as Obama administration deals with national security leak fallout
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Robert Mueller is leaving in September after 12 years leading FBI

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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer vetoed a bill Wednesday that would have allowed businesses that asserted their religious beliefs the right to deny service to gay and lesbian customers. The controversial measure faced a surge of opposition in recent days from large corporations and athletic organizations, including Delta Air Lines, the Super Bowl host committee and Major League Baseball. Fiercely divided supporters and opponents of the bill ramped up pressure on Brewer after the state's Republican-led Legislature approved it last week. On Wednesday, the governor said she made the decision she knew was right for Arizona. "I call them as I see them, despite the cheers or the boos from the crowd," Brewer said, criticizing what she described as a "broadly worded" bill that "could result in unintended and negative consequences."
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Signs praise governor, say "Arizona is open for business to everyone"
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ACLU: We're grateful governor stopped "disgraceful law"
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Group that helped craft bill: "Veto enables the foes of faith"
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McCain praises veto, says he hopes Arizona can move on

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He never knew the name of the woman he killed all those years ago, back in Arizona. Then Matthew Gibson started getting mysterious messages, at least some bearing the name, "Anita Townshed." So, according to police, in June the 55-year-old drove from his North Carolina home all the way to Arizona, where he walked into the Winslow, Arizona, police department and confessed. The thing is, as the Charlotte Observer newspaper noted in breaking the story Monday, the name of Gibson's victim wasn't Anita. It was Barbara Brown. And police didn't know anything about Gibson. "I think because he recently found religion he was starting to feel guilty and wanted to do the right thing," said his attorney, Ron Gilleo.
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North Carolina man drove to Arizona this summer to confess in 17-year-old case, police say
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Matthew Gibson got messages he thought were related to the death, police say
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"He could have gotten away with this," detective says

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(CNN) -- Venus Williams claimed the 42nd title of her glittering career as she successfully defended her Dubai Tennis Championship crown on Saturday. The American defeated fourth seed Victoria Azarenka of Belarus 6-3 7-5 in the final, having also won their only previous encounter at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The victory lifted Williams into 11th place on the all-time list, moving her one title ahead of the recently-returned Justine Henin to make her the most successful player currently active on the WTA Tour. The former world No. 1, seeded third in the absence of her top-ranked younger sister Serena and No. 2 Dinara Safina, won the opening set in controversial circumstances with the only break after using the Hawkeye system to challenge a line call on Azarenka's second serve at 3-2.
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Venus Williams claims 42nd title of her career, defending Dubai Tennis Championship crown
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American third seed defeats Victoria Azarenka of Belarus 6-3 7-5 in final
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Victory lifted Williams into 11th place on the all-time list above Justine Henin
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Maria Sharapova claims her first title of 2010, beating Sophia Arvidsson in Memphis final

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