(CNN) -- Two iconic women with seemingly radically different world views died recently, leaving legacies of humor, pioneering spirit, and striking public personas. As divergent as their styles were, former Cosmopolitan editor Helen Gurley Brown and comedian Phyllis Diller each used their appearance as a means to an end: Diller to make herself the butt of the joke, Gurley Brown to get ahead personally and professionally -- and to show generations of women how to do the same. Whether chasing beauty or mocking it, these women broke ground by reflecting and reshaping the values of their eras while paving the way for the women behind them.
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Helen Gurley Brown and Phyllis Diller, who died recently, were media groundbreakers
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Both Gurley Brown and Diller came into professional success later in life
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The women used their looks, in disparate ways, to gain public attention

Question: At the age of 37, @placeholder was a harried homemaker and mother of five, who followed her husband's advice to try her hand at humor writing and performing.


The National Security Agency has been accused of using Google cookies to pinpoint targets the government wants to hack. In a NSA presentation slide released by Edward Snowden and seen by the Washington Post, the agency appeared to be using internet tracking techniques usually used by advertisers. While the Pref Cookies reportedly being used don't reveal personal information, they can uniquely identify a person's browser. Leak: The NSA slide is the latest agency information allegedly released by Edward Snowden The NSA and GCHQ in the UK have been using the tracking files to identify potential targets who are using the internet, according to the documents.
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Slide shows how internet tracking devices can be used by spy agency
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Unique code created by Pref Cookies can identify individual's browser

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House Speaker John Boehner's lawsuit against him is just a 'stunt,' President Barack Obama told ABC News anchor George Stephanopolous on Thursday. Obama said he'd already talked to the GOP legislator and that he told him,‘ "If you’re really concerned about me taking too many executive actions, why don’t you try getting something done through Congress?" ' 'You're going to squawk if I try to fix some parts of it administratively that are within my authority while you're not doing anything?' Obama said, referring to House Republicans. "I'm not going to apologize for trying to do something while they're doing nothing.'
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House speaker says Obama 'is not faithfully executing the laws of our country'
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The president has taken at least 20 'executive actions' this year, including new global warming rules, a minimum wage hike and changes to the Obamacare law
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Conservatives in Congress are angry about Obama's 2012 change in immigration policy which they say led to a crush of unaccompanied children on America's southern border
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President Obama slammed Boehner's lawsuit on Thursday as a 'stunt'

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By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 09:40 EST, 17 February 2014 | UPDATED: 03:45 EST, 18 February 2014 Last night saw a galaxy of stars, including some of tinsel town's most beautiful women, walk the red carpet to celebrate the biggest night in Britain's showbiz calendar: the BAFTAS. Thespians such as Angelina Jolie, Cate Blanchett and Amy Adams looked picture perfect as they faced a gauntlet of flashbulbs. But, however genetically blessed they may be, you can be sure they didn't wake up looking that flawless. From expert make-up artists to nail technicians - and even handbag carriers - the A-listers called in their loyal team of experts who worked like a well-oiled machine to ensure that they were ready for their close ups.
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Lancome gave some of the biggest stars makeovers
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Charles Worthington rushed in high speed car to attend to hair dos
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Michelle Rodriguez narrowly avoided cleavage mishap

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(CNN) -- World football's governing body FIFA suspended two of its executive committee members amid allegations of World Cup bid corruption on Thursday. The organization's ethics committee -- who held a press conference from their headquarters' building in Zurich, Switzerland -- confirmed that Amos Adamu of Nigeria and Reynald Temarii of Tahiti would not be allowed to take part in the December ballot to decide the host of the 2018 and 2022 World Cup following an investigation. Adamu, 57, who has been a FIFA member since 2006 and is the director of sports development in his homeland, was provisionally suspended for three years as well as being fined $10, 000.
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World football's governing body FIFA suspends two of its officials
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Move comes amid allegations of World Cup bid corruption ahead of 2 December ballot
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Executive member Amos Adamu of Nigeria is given three-year suspension and fine
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Executive member Reynald Temarii of Tahiti is given 12-month suspension and fine

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People of the Yazidi faith in northern Iraq face an impossible choice: Stay and risk being killed by Islamist insurgents, or flee across the barren desert, facing starvation and thirst. Its hard to imagine the suffering that minority Yazidis have endured in recent weeks as they've fled from ISIS militants into remote, rugged, sparse mountains. "With my own eyes, I saw dogs feeding off dead bodies," one of those Yazidis, a man named Tariq, told CNN. "It's not a crisis. It's a catastrophe." Descendants of Kurds and followers of an ancient pre-Islamic religion, Yazidis are small in number with a big sense of community.
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Thousands of minority Yazidis have fled from ISIS into remote Iraqi mountains
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Islamic militants told them to convert to Islam, be imprisoned or die
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One Yazidi recalls fleeing ISIS in the heat of summer, without food or drink
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"I saw dogs feeding off dead bodies," he recalls

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Jasmine Tridevil's 'three breasts' have gotten their 15 minutes of fame, but they've finally been exposed as a sham after all. Florida station 10 News has now outed Tridevil third breast as fake after obtaining a luggage theft report filed earlier this month by the 21-year-old at Tampa International Airport. In the report, Tridevil (going by her real name Alisha Hessler) lists the contents of a bag which was stolen off the American Airlines conveyor belt, including a $5,000 '3 breast prosthesis' inside. Cops eventually tracked down the thieves using surveillance footage, and returned Hessler's black nylon bag - but not before taking an official inventory.
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The woman calling herself Jasmine Tridevil lost a bag at Tampa International Airport earlier this month
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Once the bag was found, an inventory was taken, and a $5,000 '3 breast prosthesis' listed as one of the contents
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Tridevil has also been connected to a Tampa masseuse named Alisha Hessler - who owns the domain name JasmineTridevil.com
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The two women look strikingly similar
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Hessler previously made national news last year, when she ordered an alleged attacker stand on a corner holding an 'I beat women' poster

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London (CNN) -- Whatever U.S. and European leaders may say, it seems clear a majority of the residents of Crimea were only too happy to abandon Ukraine and join the Russian Federation. The referendum held there on Sunday was illegal according to Ukrainian constitutional law and took place under duress, following the large-scale incursion of "pro-Russian forces" -- and voters did not have the choice to say "no" to severing ties with Kiev. But these failings aside, it appears plain that most of Crimea's population, with the exception of the Tatar minority and some ethnic Ukrainians, was content to return to what it regards as its ancestral home. The crucial turnout figures of up to 83% are suspect and may well be inflated. But independent reporting of enthusiastic celebrations suggested the overall outcome genuinely reflected popular wishes -- and was crudely democratic.
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Voters in Crimea overwhelmingly back a resolution to leave Ukraine and join Russia
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Backlash against the decision in U.S., EU, with sanctions, travel bans suggested
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Simon Tisdall: Barack Obama unwise to declare U.S. will "never" recognize Crimea vote
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Tisdall says West needs to frighten Vladimir Putin, to prevent him moving in to other regions

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London (CNN) -- A Claude Monet pastel drawing of London's Waterloo Bridge has gone on display in the Savoy hotel room where it was created 110 years ago. Monet drew the bridge across the Thames during a stay in room 618 at the hotel -- now known as the Monet Suite -- in January 1901. He had intended to paint the view from his balcony in oils, but his art supplies and canvases were delayed on their way from his home in France. On Monday, the picture -- one of 26 pastel views of the river created by the impressionist -- returned, albeit temporarily. It will be exhibited at the hotel until December 16.
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Monet pastel drawing of London's Waterloo Bridge on display at the Savoy hotel
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Artist created the picture -- the view from room 618 -- during a stay there in 1901
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He intended to paint the scene in oils, but his supplies were delayed en route from France

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By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 05:32 EST, 27 January 2013 | UPDATED: 12:26 EST, 27 January 2013 A 22-year-old climber fell over 300 feet to his death yesterday while scaling a ridge on Britain's highest mountain. Ben St Jospeh, from Essex, was climbing Tower Ridge on Ben Nevis when he fell into the gully below. Two fellow climbers saw the man fall at 11am and Lochaber Mountain Rescue were called out and a Royal Navy helicopter from Prestwick was also dispatched. The climber was scaling Tower Ridge, pictured from the summit of Ben Nevis, when he fell into the gully below
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Ben St Joseph from Essex was scaling Tower Ridge when he fell into a gully
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The man, who was alone, was seen to fall by two climbers at about 11am
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Police at Fort William confirmed the man 'sustained fatal injuries'
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Fall comes a week after four climbers died in an avalanche at Glencoe

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(CNN)After staying away from the news of the attack, Zunera Mazhar felt so outraged that she had to say something. "Being a mother, having a 6-year-old daughter, how do I explain it to her? 'No, this is not us?' " said the Muslim from Virginia. The immigration worker's powerful video message hit on the emotions some Muslims around the world were feeling: outrage, disgust and shame. "I am just livid," said the 31-year-old. "I don't know why we feel that it's OK to kill innocent people in the name of protecting something that does not need or require protection. I am really sorry to the whole world as a Muslim that we have some ignorant people that have taken some very ignorant actions in the name of faith."
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Shame, anger and outrage are among emotions felt by Muslims since Paris attacks
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Some Muslims apologized on behalf of their religion, not for their beliefs
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Are you a Muslim? Share your perspectives with CNN iReport

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- Formula One has seen a number of last-race world championship deciders down the years. Michael Schumacher (left) and Damon Hill collided at the last race of 1994, with the German taking the title. Here, The Circuit looks at four of the most memorable of the last 15 years. Drivers in capitals won the title. 1994 (Australian Grand Prix, Adelaide) MICHAEL SCHUMACHER v Damon Hill Even without a last-race showdown, the 1994 season had been dramatic enough. The legendary Ayrton Senna had become the second fatality in two days at the San Marino Grand Prix after 12 years without a death in F1. See images of the best title showdowns. »
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F1 has seen some memorable title deciders at the final race of the season
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Michael Schumacher involved in two controversial collisions, in 1994 and 1997
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Last year's championship was the first three-way title fight since 1986

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(CNN) -- Remember the iPod Nano and iPod Touch? They'll be getting some feature and style upgrades, as well as some price-slashing, in the near future. Although the iPods were largely overshadowed by Tuesday's iPhone 4S news, Apple CEO Tim Cook also announced a handful of tweaks to Apple's iconic music-player line -- in plenty of time, of course, for the holiday shopping season. The new Touch, now the most popular iPod, will be available in both black and white and get a $30 price cut, to $199 for 8GB of storage, $299 for 32 gigs and $399 for 64.
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iPods, while overshadowed by the iPhone 4S, got freshened up by Apple
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The iPod Nano and Touch both saw price cuts
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Apple unveiled 16 new "clock faces" for the Nano -- including the time-honored Mickey Mouse
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iCloud will integrate with new operating system, let users store music, videos on remote servers

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Washington (CNN) -- The news was devastating for Shannon and Jeremiah Collins: Their 19-year-old son, Marine Lance Cpl. Jeremiah Collins Jr., died in Afghanistan's Helmand province. Then it got worse. The Milwaukee, Wisconsin, couple learned the survivor benefit paid to the families of fallen troops for burial and other expenses had been suspended because of the government shutdown. Her sadness, Shannon Collins says, was compounded by worry and questions about how to pay off the debt. It's a question that embarrassed and outraged government officials, who scrambled to find a way to provide the survivor benefits to the families of 26 troops who have died since the shutdown began on October 1.
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White House officials were warned about the benefit issue, an official says
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Defense Department makes a deal with Fisher House Foundation to pay benefits
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The government will reimburse the foundation when the government reopens

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:53 EST, 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 07:42 EST, 14 December 2012 Comments (0) Share DM.has('shareLink', 'shareLinks', { 'id': '2247897', 'title': 'It beats the Belize jungle! Sharply-dressed software tycoon McAfee poses for pictures in lap of luxury at Miami hotel after dramatic return to U.S.', 'url': 'http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2247897/John-McAfee-Sharply-dressed-software-tycoon-poses-pictures-lap-luxury-Miami-hotel.html', 'eTwitterStatus': 'John%20McAfee:%20Sharply-dressed%20software%20tycoon%20poses%20for%20pictures%20in%20lap%20of%20luxury%20at%20Miami%20hotel%20http:\/\/bit.ly\/TZHFBe%20via%20@MailOnline' }); Anti-virus software tycoon John McAfee said Thursday that U.S. authorities have made no efforts to question him since he arrived in Miami after weeks of evading Belizean authorities who want to ask him about the murder of his neighbor. 'Why would they want to question me, about what?' a tired-looking but sharply dressed McAfee told a throng of reporters Thursday from the steps of his South Beach hotel. The multimillionaire was characteristically chatty and seemed to enjoy posing for pictures with tourists and signing autographs.
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Antivirus software mogul, 67, landed in Miami last night following his deportation from Guatemala
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Belize authorities say they still want to question McAfee in the murder of his neighbor, Gregory Viant Faull, 52
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He claims police in Belize are 'corrupt' and he would have been killed if he turned himself in

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By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 06:40 EST, 5 February 2013 | UPDATED: 10:51 EST, 5 February 2013 She may be fast approaching her 40th birthday but Kate Moss's domination of the fast-paced fashion world shows no sign of abating. And to celebrate a staggering 20 years since her first appearance on the cover of iconic i-D magazine, the Croydon-born model is the gracing the glossy cover of not one but all four of their pre-spring 2013 issues. The 39-year-old can be seen in a variety of poses for each of the four covers. In one she sports a natural look with loosely plaited hair and bohemian jewellery and in another she is wearing nothing more than a pink bow to conceal her modesty.
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Supermodel celebrates 20th anniversary of her first i-D cover shoot
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Dressed in Dior, Prada and Balenciaga

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A grovelling John Kerry hugged and kissed French president Francois Hollande in a show of contrition after nobody important from the White House joined a solidarity march in the wake of the terror attack on Paris. The Secretary of State even brought back-up for his visit in the form of singer James Taylor, who patched up the United States's oldest diplomatic relationship with a rendition of 'You've got a friend'. Arriving at the presidential Elysée Palace, Kerry reached out his hands for Hollande, embraced him closely, then appeared to kiss him on the cheek in an awkward display for the cameras.
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Contrite Secretary of State arrived in Paris for belated show of unity
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Followed White House choice not to send anyone important to Paris march
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Hugged and kissed cheek of president Hollande in cringeworthy greeting
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Spoke in mostly-fluent French, but stumbled over difficult word
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Brought along James Taylor for musical accompaniment on make-up visit
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Kerry said yesterday he would not apologise for earlier snub
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But French foreign minister confirmed Kerry already said sorry

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(CNN) -- Top seed Dinara Safina battled from a set down to defeat Belarusian teenager Victoria Azarenka at the French Open, but there was no escape for scheduled semifinal opponent Maria Sharapova who suffered a humiliating exit. Sharapova bowed out of the French Open after suffering one of her worst career defeats. Sharapova was thrashed 6-0 6-2 by Slovakia's Dominika Cibulkova in her last-eight match on Tuesday while fellow Russian Safina overcame 19-year-old Azarenka 1-6 6-4 6-2. It could have worse for former world number one Sharapova as Cibulkova had a match point to mark her first Grand Slam quarterfinal by dishing out the dreaded double bagel.
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Dinara Safina battles from set down to beat Victoria Azarenka at French Open
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Maria Sharapova was thrashed 6-0 6-2 by Slovakia's Dominika Cibulkova
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Cibulkova now faces semifinal with world No. 1 Safina who won 1-6 6-4 6-2

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(CNN) -- Sen. Joe Lieberman is crossing party lines and endorsing Republican Sen. John McCain for president. Sen. Joe Lieberman, I-Connecticut, is endorsing Sen. John McCain, R-Arizona, for president. "Being a Republican is important. Being a Democrat is important. But you know what's more important than that? The interest and well-being of the United States of America," the Democrat-turned Independent said in announcing his decision Monday morning in New Hampshire. "Let's put the United States first again, and John McCain is the man as president who will help us do that," he said. Lieberman, the Democrats' vice presidential nominee in 2000, said the next president needs to "break through the reflexive partisanship that is poisoning our politics today and stopping us from getting anything done in Washington." Watch Lieberman explain his move »
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Sen. Joe Lieberman was Democrats' vice presidential nominee in 2000
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Lieberman broke with Democrats and became an Independent
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McCain picked up endorsements from The Des Moines Register, The Boston Globe
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McCain tied for second among GOP candidates in New Hampshire

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By Liz Hull PUBLISHED: 17:54 EST, 9 March 2014 | UPDATED: 06:22 EST, 10 March 2014 Kiannah, 2, of Fairwater, Cardiff, keeps saying 'F***' after watching an episode of Peppa Pig in which one of the characters appears to say 'f****** gazelles' Like most little girls her age, Kiannah Cox loves everything to do with Peppa Pig. So her mother, Natalie, 30, thought there was no harm in indulging her daughter by letting her watch the cartoon each day. But when Kiannah, two, began regularly using the F-word she was horrified to learn the tot had picked it up from her favourite Peppa DVD.
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Kiannah Cox from Cardiff regularly started using the F-word at the age of 2
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Her mother Natalie claims that she picked it up from her Peppa Pig DVD
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Creator claims that the girl learned it from misunderstanding a line

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We may think that trolling is a modern phenomenon, but the Romans wrote vile messages wishing ill on others, centuries before social media was invented. A collection of 130 ancient 'curse tablets' featuring gruesome messages of revenge has been added to the World Heritage register. They include wishes that thieves should go blind and mad, while cheaters become as 'liquid as water.' Curses! A collection of 130 ancient 'curse stones' (pictured) featuring gruesome messages of revenge have been added to the Unesco heritage register The wishing of ill-health and death on a person is typical of many Roman curses. People inscribed pieces of lead and pewter with nasty messages asking gods and spirits to act on their behalf.
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A collection of 130 'curse tablets' has been added to Unesco's 'Memory of the World' register of outstanding documentary heritage
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Tablets were dedicated to Celtic and Roman goddess Sulis Minerva to address wrong doings
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Found in Bath, the include wishes that thieves should go blind and mad
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While another asks for an adversary's intestines to be ‘quite eaten away’
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One of the tablets is written in British Celtic, the only text known to survive
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Most are written in Latin on copper and lead and thrown in sacred springs

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:34 EST, 20 June 2012 | UPDATED: 02:54 EST, 20 June 2012 Rodney King's fiancee said in a frantic 911 call that she threw a shovel to try and wake him up after she woke to the sounds of a fall and found him at the bottom of his swimming pool. Cynthia Kelley can be heard repeatedly urging authorities to hurry to King's Rialto, California, home early on Sunday. In audio of the call released Tuesday, Kelley tells a dispatcher that she tried to rouse King but he wasn't responding. Scroll down to listen to the 911 call
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Cynthia Kelley heard urging officers to hurry to King's home after she found Rodney King at the bottom of his swimming pool
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Detectives investigating case as 'accidental drowning'
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Police seen taking marijuana plants out of King's home
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Toxicology tests could take as long as six weeks to gather before officials can confirm how King died

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Cairo (CNN) -- Military police poured into Cairo's Tahrir Square on Wednesday in hopes of stopping clashes between protesters and police, as the Egyptian government said a truce had been declared through a group of clerics. The truce lasted about three hours. CNN saw military police lined up, separating protesters from the police. But after a period of calm, some protesters began throwing rocks at soldiers. Riot police responded with tear gas; the unrest continued late Wednesday. Some army soldiers tried to stop security forces from shooting tear gas, but they were outnumbered. On state-run TV, the government said religious scholars were on their way "to form a human shield between the protesters and the security forces."
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Egypt's grand mufti calls on police to put down their weapons
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The death toll in five days of violence has risen to 35, officials say
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The number of injured stands at 3,250, Egyptian Health Ministry says
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U.N. human rights chief calls on Egypt to stop "the clearly excessive use of force"

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A former star of reality show 'Ice Road Truckers' was sentenced to five to 15 years in prison on Tuesday for kidnapping a Las Vegas prostitute who goes by the name 'Snow White'. Timothy R. Zickuhr, who appeared on season two of the History Channel show 'Ice Road Truckers-Deadliest Roads', pleaded guilty to two felony charges of first degree kidnapping and extortionate collection of debt. He has since also been linked to the robbery of an 80-year-old woman. A biography for Zickuhr that remains on the History Channel's website for the reality show described him as a loudmouthed driver, 'brimming with personality.'
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Timothy Zickuhr, who appeared in a season of Ice Road Truckers, was sentenced to five to 15 years for kidnapping a Las Vegas prostitute
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Zickuhr had given his ATM card to Lisa Cadeau, known as 'Snow White', to pay for sexual services
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The next day he accused her of taking $1,000, tied her up , poured ice cold water over her, beat her and threatened to kill her
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She tricked him into calling a police officer she knows who arranged to meet him behind a casino, he was arrested after a short foot chase
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He admitted that he had planned to place an ad for Snow White on Craigslist and prostitute her for his financial benefit
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He has since been linked to the robbery of an 80-year-old woman that he allegedly seriously injured when he knocked her to the ground

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An Alaskan judge has denied Levi Johnson split custody of his child with Sarah Palin's daughter Bristol. The tumultuous relationship between the former vice presidential candidate's daughter and her former fiancé has landed their son Tripp in Bristol's care for much of his life, but Johnston wanted to change that. Johnston, 23, filed to have equal custody of the now-4-year-old boy but that petition was thrown out by Judge Gregory Heath- who was appointed to the bench by Sarah Palin when she was governor in 2009- who mandated that Tripp remain in the primary custody of his mother Bristol, 23.
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Judge ruled in Bristol Palin's favor and kept the couple's custody agreement as stands
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Means she keeps full custody and Johnson has visitation rights
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Johnston filed to get equal custody in October and Palin shot back by saying he was late on nearly $67,000 in child support payments
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Her mother Sarah Palin called him a 'deadbeat dad'
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He is now married to the mother of his second child

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Tens of thousands of people gathered in Madrid today to witness the beatification of an early leader of Opus Dei, an organisation within the Roman Catholic Church. At a large outdoor Mass, Cardinal Angelo Amato began the process that will confirm the Blessed Alvaro del Portillo as a saint. The Blessed Alvaro succeeded Opus Dei's founder, St Josemaria Escriva de Balaguer, as the leader of the organisation. Scroll down for video Priests hear the Confessions of the faithful ahead of the Mass celebrated for the beatification of Alvaro del Portillo in Madrid today Opus Dei, once considered a secretive, right-wing, cult-like group that curried high favour within the church, has been trying to foster a friendlier image in recent years.
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Mass celebrated by Cardinal Angelo Amato, the first step on becoming a saint
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Candidates for sainthood need to have two miracles attributed to them
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A Chilean baby's heart started beating again in 2003 after his parents prayed to Alvaro del Portillo for his intercession
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Alvaro del Portillo was the head of Opus Dei from 1982 until his death in 1994

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By Meghan Keneally Bank customers and staff in Moore, Oklahoma survived the devastating tornado on Monday after taking refuge in the secure vault. Amazing photographs taken after the two mile-wide storm, which damaged 2,400 homes and left 24 people dead, show how the vault is the only part of the Tinker Federal Credit Union still standing. Among the stacks of cash and other precious goods, 14 bank employees and eight customers hid during the storm and walked away entirely unharmed, the bank wrote on its website. Last vault standing: 14 employees and 8 customers hid out in the Tinker Federal Credit Union safe during the storm
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14 Tinker Federal Credit Union workers hid in the vault with 8 customers

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(CNN)  -- Esra'a al Shafei, a recent university graduate in Bahrain, is young, Muslim and frustrated. Young Muslims, pictured here in Afghanistan, are increasingly using technology to engage the world. The 23-year-old says the complexity of who she is as a Muslim is being distorted by extremists and the media coverage of them. Channeling her frustration, she started Mideastyouth.com, a Web site she describes as a place for young people in the region to "show a different side of our religion" and discuss topics big and small, taboo and not. She represents a generation of Muslims who are using technology to express themselves, connect with others, challenge traditional power structures and create an identity in an era when Islamic extremists often grab the headlines.
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The number of young Muslims using the Web is rising, experts say
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They're using it to express themselves and connect with others
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These tools also are providing a way to organize socially and politically

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Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- An elite U.S. special forces team rescued an American doctor who had been abducted in Afghanistan, but lost one of their own members in the mission, officials said. Dr. Dilip Joseph was freed 11 hours after his captors released two other kidnapped staffers of his nonprofit agency, Morning Star Development, the organization said Sunday. Hours later, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta announced that "a U.S. service member was killed in the operation." A U.S. official said the man who was shot dead belonged to the Navy's Special Warfare Development Group, more commonly known as SEAL Team Six. The elite unit is the same one that took part in the raid that killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, but the official didn't know if the fallen service member was involved in that operation.
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NEW: The freed doctor's family thanks U.S. and allied partners, grieves lost U.S. service member
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Dr. Dilip Joseph was among 3 abducted while returning from a rural clinic, officials say
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2 local Afghan leaders say smugglers are responsible; ISAF blames the Taliban
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A U.S. official says the man killed in the rescue was a member of Navy SEAL Team Six

Question: "We are incredibly grateful for the multiple agencies of the @placeholder government that have supported us in this difficult time, and especially the quick response by our military and partner allies to rescue Dilip," the family said.


By Tim Oglethorpe Vera, the TV detective, has always been good at collaring her man, but not so efficient at finding one for herself. The first three series of the popular ITV drama have been all about her police work rather than her private life, but as the fourth series gets underway, Brenda Blethyn, who plays her, suggests that may be about to change. 'Watch this space,' she teases. 'My feeling is that Vera had romantic attachments in the past... and she may do again in the future. I know the public would like her to become romantically involved. I get letters from all over the world suggesting it. "Bellissima Vera," they write. "Why she no boyfriend, she lovely!"'
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Brenda Blethyn says the fourth series of Vera could see some romance
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She says that the secret to a happy marriage is having personal space
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She drives her husband mad by recommending other actors for her parts

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London (CNN) -- Henry V rallies his troops in William Shakespeare's play of the same name before the Battle of Agincourt with these words: "Once more unto the breach, dear friends, once more... When the blast of war blows in our ears then initiate the action of the tiger. Stiffen the sinews, summon up the blood." King Henry's call to action is cited as one of the most motivational speeches in history, and the British Army would no doubt have hoped for similarly inspiring words and good PR from his namesake descendant, Prince Harry, in interviews timed to coincide with his departure from Afghanistan.
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Prince Harry's comments about Afghanistan stir up mockery, controversy -- and sympathy
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Taliban brand Harry as "coward" for only speaking when he was out of danger
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Afghan parliamentarian says Harry's comments could risk damaging relations
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UK anti-war campaigners ask how Harry knew those he'd killed were Taliban

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The amount of Crystal Meth being produced in the United States is declining as drug users turn to cheaper, purer imports from Mexico. Meth lab busts and seizures are down 40 percent or more in states that traditionally lead the country in the undesirable category, according to narcotics experts. Enforcement actions and stricter laws are partly responsible, but the meth now coming through Mexican cartel pipelines is so cheap and pure that it is supplanting meth made in homes or soda bottles inside cars. The cartels have even expanded their meth reach to rural areas and small towns. Decline: Meth lab busts and seizures similar to this in Gerald, Missouri, are down 40 percent or more in states that traditionally lead the country in the undesirable category, according to narcotics experts.
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Meth lab seizures are down 40 per cent in states associated with the trade
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Drug coming through cartel pipelines is supplanting product made here
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Organizations have expanded meth reach to rural areas and small towns
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The Drug Enforcement Administration reported 11,573 seizures last year

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Question: 'If they're smoking weed or doing heroin in small-town @placeholder, there's going to be a market for methamphetamine, too,' Shroba said.


By Rosie Taylor A mother who was fined after her daughter took her pony into McDonald's claims that the pet has previously been served plenty of times - and has a fondness for a McFlurry. Christine McGrail and daughter Olivia were told to tie up their steeds after being forbidden from using the drive-through service at the fast-food restaurant in Whitefield. Managers at the franchise told Christine, 33, who was riding stallion Dancer, and her nine-year-old girl, on pony Minnie, they weren't allowed to queue with waiting cars. Christine McGrail and daughter Olivia took the pony into the McDonalds so they could pick up a snack
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Woman and her daughter rode to McDonald's in Whitefield, near Bury
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Took horse inside restaurant after staff refused service at drive-thru
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Mother Christine McGrail claims the pony 'loves McFlurries'
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Police fined her after horse defecated on floor in front of lunch customers

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By Adam Crafton Follow @@AdamCrafton_ Patrick Vieira walked his Manchester City players off the pitch in the middle of a game after Under-21 midfielder Seko Fofana was allegedly the victim of racial abuse during a pre-season match in Croatia on Tuesday. Vieira's Elite Development Side are currently on a 10-day pre-season training camp in Novigrad and they demanded that the match against HNK Rijeka was postponed after an opposing player allegedly racially insulted Fofana, a 19-year-old Frenchman. Vieira entered the field to talk to the referee before taking his players off the pitch. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Manuel Pellegrini fully supports Patrick Vieira and Seko Fofana
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Patrick Vieira walks Manchester City youngsters off the pitch during pre-season match in Croatia
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City midfielder Seko Fofana was allegedly the victim of racial abuse
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Friendly match was postponed after HNK Rijeka player allegedly racially insulted Fofana
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Fofana is said to have been deeply distressed by the incident

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(CNN) -- "Who is the nicest person you've met in showbiz?" It's a question I'm often asked after nearly 20 years working at CNN. My encounter with Joe Cocker was relatively brief, but it left a lasting impression of a man who not only contributed a great deal to music, but also conducted himself with a rare professionalism and courtesy. The date was September 11, 1998, when Joe played Chastain Park Amphitheater in Atlanta -- an open-air venue which accommodates more than 5,000 people, but manages to maintain an intimate atmosphere, festooned with candlelit tables closer to the stage. It was a humid evening bedeviled by mosquitoes as I stood at the side of that stage with my cameraman awaiting the arrival of the rock legend -- a term with which Joe Cocker always felt uncomfortable.
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British-born singer Joe Cocker died aged 70 after a battle with lung cancer
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Cocker had hits with "You are So Beautiful" and "Up Where We Belong"
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Cocker conducted himself with rare professionalism and courtesy, Curry says
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The grieving 45-year-old father of murdered schoolgirl Sarah Payne died alone in his armchair after being driven to drink and despair by the death of his daughter. Michael Payne struggled with alcoholism after the abduction of his eight-year-old daughter in July 2000, and was found dead at home in Maidstone, Kent, by police on Monday. His brother Alan, 47, believes 'he was in a downward spiral since it all happened with Sarah' and their father Terrance, 72, says his son was tortured by 'the fact he wasn't there to protect her'. Kent Police  broke down the door of his flat because his family had been unable to contact him and MailOnline understands his body had been there for several days.
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Michael Payne, 45, was found dead by police at his home in Maidstone, Kent
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His daughter Sarah was abducted and killed by paedophile Roy Whiting
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The former airport worker had turned to drink in the aftermath of his loss
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Brother Alan said: 'Mike was in a downward spiral since it all happened'
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Dad Terrance said son was tortured because 'he wasn't there to protect her'
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His daughter Charlotte Payne wrote: 'I'm sorry I couldn't save you dad'
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Sarah's death eventually led to the introduction of 'Sarah's Law' in 2011

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(CNN) -- Young Messiah, the "happiest baby in the world," according to his mother, is blissfully unaware that a judge ruled that his birth name promises to offend many in his Tennessee community. His mother, Jaleesa Martin, and father, Jawaan McCullough, who are not married, couldn't agree on a last name for their baby, now 7 months old. That's why they ended up in the courtroom of Child Support Magistrate Lu Ann Ballew. Ballew ruled last week that not only should little Messiah's last name be changed -- from Martin to McCullough -- but also that his first name should be changed.
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Baby Messiah's parents could not agree on his last name, so they ended up in court
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The judge objected to his first name, saying it is "a title that is held only by Jesus Christ"
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The stunned mother has appealed the Tennessee judge's ruling

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A nurse has been sacked from a hospital after she was seen taking money from a patient's wallet - by a relative who was watching on the other side of the world on Skype. New dad Nick and his wife, Chrysa, were on a Skype call to family in Greece when they stepped away briefly to check on their baby in the nursery at Melbourne's Epworth hospital. Their family waited on the line, watching the live feed of the new parents' empty hospital room. Scroll down for video Chrysa's husband Nick had money stolen from his wallet in her hospital room just after the birth of their baby
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Nurse caught out stealing money while the patient was out of her hospital room checking on her new-born baby
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Patients' family watched it unfold while they waited on Skype
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Epworth Hospital officials confirmed a female nurse has been sacked
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She allegedly stole $20 out of a wallet
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Hospital to bring in surveillance cameras to try and prevent more theft

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By Charles Sale Follow @@charliesale David Beckham is due to arrive in Miami on Friday with local opposition to his proposed Major League Soccer stadium on the waterfront gathering momentum. Beckham is likely to attend the England game against Honduras on Saturday, but his priority is to do the rounds of political, community and youth soccer groups to sell his case to build a venue next to the Miami Heat basketball stadium. The Beckham camp are confident the negative public mood will change when they announce their plans in more detail. Work to do: David Beckham will try and win over public support in Miami when he arrives on Friday
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Gary Cahill's video shows Joe Hart is missing his Head and Shoulders
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BBC football commentator Alan Green misses presentation to colleague Mike Ingham
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Ian Wright to join BT Sport as a pundit next season

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By Simon Jones Petr Cech's agent has confirmed that Paris Saint-Germain and Monaco have both made contact about the Chelsea goalkeeper. The 32-year-old Czech could leave if Thibaut Courtois returns to Stamford Bridge. Cech has been Chelsea No 1 for a decade after joining from French side Rennes, and long been regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in the world but there is evidence his powers are beginning to fade. Speaking to Czech website Aktualne, his agent Viktor Kolar maintains Chelsea have yet to say Cech is no longer required but other clubs have made enquiries. VIDEO Scroll down ot watch Courtois brilliant goalkeeping during Belgium training
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Petr Cech is in battle for Chelsea No 1 shirt with Thibaut Courtois
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Chelsea braced for bids for Czech star
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Paris Saint-Germain and Monaco have been in contact
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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 10:07 EST, 8 July 2011 A man who killed his girlfriend and beat her corpse so savagely her mother was not allowed to see her remains hung himself before he was due to face a court. Blake Ross, 36, a 6ft 3in tall former weight trainer, from Two Mile Ash, near Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, was found dead in his cell. He had been due to stand trial for the murder and mutilation of his partner, mother-of-one Kim Jeffery, also 36, after she ended their relationship. Killer: Blake Ross, left, committed suicide in his cell where he was waiting to stand trial for the brutal murder of partner Kim Jeffery, right
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Blake Ross killed Kim Jeffrey as her daughter, nine, slept upstairs
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Victim was so badly disfigured her family were not allowed to view body
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Brutality of attack emerges after he kills himself in prison

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By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 16:51 EST, 21 November 2013 | UPDATED: 16:58 EST, 21 November 2013 A 61-year-old has filed a lawsuit against Bank of America, claiming employees lost his mortgage payment and then harassed him to the extent he had a heart attack. John Stecher claimed that mistakes from staff at the bank caused him undue stress and led to him  collapsing at a local branch in Charlotte, North Carolina. He allegedly started getting calls from bank workers who warned him that his 'credit history would be negatively impacted,' if he did not pay, according to WSOC-TV. Stress: John Stecher, who is suing the Bank of America, collapsed at this branch in Carmel Road, Charlotte, North Carolina, after he begged the manager to locate his mortgage payment
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John Stetcher, 61, said employees made mistakes and then harassed him
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Eventually confronted manager at local branch in Charlotte, North Carolina
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His lawyer, Paul Goodson, claims he was in good health the day before

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A European football match was dramatically abandoned last night after a Serbian player ripped down an Albanian flag that was flown over the pitch on a drone, sparking a huge brawl. The politically-charged Euro 2016 qualifier was halted after defender Stefan Mitrovic pulled down the flag - leading to fights between players and officials and havoc in the Partizan Stadium’s stands. European football governing body Uefa banned Albania fans from attending the clash in Belgrade but elected to allow the two countries to face each other, despite long-standing political tensions. The flag is flown above the pitch by a drone with the message 'autochthonous', meaning indigenous
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UEFA banned away fans from attending last night's game in Belgrade
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Politically-charged match halted after Stefan Mitrovic pulls down flag
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Fights between players and officials and havoc seen in Partizan Stadium
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Brother of Albanian PM arrested in VIP Box for allegedly instigating stunt
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But Albanian Interior Minister Saimir Tahiri claims this is just 'speculation'
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Stadium announcer bizarrely plays Believe by Cher to calm down fans
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There are long-running political tensions between Serbia and Albania

Question: A masked Serbian supporter pulls the drone that flew the flag with @placeholder national symbols over the pitch

Question: The minister asked for ‘urgent steps to guarantee the security of all @placeholder citizens present in the stadium’.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Halle Berry's lawyers returned to court Tuesday to ask a Los Angeles judge to keep her child's father away from their daughter because of a Thanksgiving Day fight with Berry's fiance. The father, model Gabriel Aubry, claimed in a court filing Monday that the fiance, Olivier Martinez, ambushed him when he was dropping the daughter, 4-year-old Nahla, at Berry's Hollywood Hills home. Police arrested Aubry, 37, and charged him with misdemeanor battery, but he insisted he was not the aggressor in the fistfight, which sent him to a hospital. Berry, 46, and Aubry have been engaged in a bitter legal fight over custody of Nahla since their five-year romance ended in 2010. The battle heated up last year after the Oscar-winning actress announced her engagement to Martinez and asked a family court to allow her to move with the daughter to Paris.
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A judge orders Berry's fiance to keep away from her ex, Gabriel Aubry
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Aubry, her daughter's dad, faces a battery charge after a fight with Olivier Martinez
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Photos show Aubry's injuries, which says happened with Martinez attacked
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Berry and Aubry have battled for two years over custody of young Nahla

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Question: In the statement, Aubry said Martinez first threatened him the day before, when Berry and the two men were visiting @placeholder's school.


The FA charter plane, top heavy with England’s bloated World Cup party of around 80 underperforming personnel, will touch down first in Manchester and then Luton on Wednesday afternoon on their hasty retreat from Brazil. The pampered underachievers — both players and officials — will scuttle towards a convoy of   chauffeured cars and then home to their families. There will be no welcoming party of England fans thankful for having been entertained by their heroes on the greatest football stage in the world. Just a miserable retreat for a pathetic Team England. VIDEO Scroll down for Roy Hodgson: I will continue leading England
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Around 80 England staff will return to the UK on Wednesday
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That includes an army of specialists who had no impact on the team
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£100,000 was spent on a pitch they hardly used in Brazil
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Arrogant FA blazers swanned around the team hotel
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FA have offered same excuses for humiliation as they did at previous finals

Question: Team England flew out with all manner of specialists: fitness and conditioning coaches, doctors, sports scientists, video analysts, security officers, four Club @placeholder and FA executives and numerous commercial figures.


By Daily Mail Recipe PUBLISHED: 00:49 EST, 7 March 2014 | UPDATED: 00:52 EST, 7 March 2014 Osama bin Laden's son-in-law urged recruits to pledge their lives to the al-Qaeda leader a few months before 9/11, a court was told on Thursday. Suleiman Abu Ghaith rallied al-Qaeda recruits as they made their way to a training camp in Afghanistan, a government witness told jurors. Sahim Alwan, 41, of Lackawanna, New York, testified in federal court in New York that Abu Ghaith spoke to the recruits months before the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon.
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Suleiman Abu Ghaith on trial in New York for conspiring to kill Americans
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Abu Ghaith alleged to be critical spokesman and recruiter for terror group

Question: Alwan recognized an old picture of @placeholder, but could not definitively identify him when a prosecutor asked Alwan to stand and identify anyone in the courtroom he remembered from Afghanistan.


Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's mother filed a lawsuit Wednesday accusing AEG Live of causing her son's death by pushing him to rehearse for his comeback concerts despite poor health. Katherine Jackson's suit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, claimed that the concert production company controlled Jackson's health because it hired and directed Dr. Conrad Murray. Murray faces trial on an involuntary manslaughter charge for administering drugs to the pop star that the coroner ruled caused Jackson's death in June 25, 2009. The suit claims that Murray was "selected by, hired by, and controlled by AEG," a worldwide concert promotion and production company.
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Katherine Jackson says the concert company controlled Jackson's doctor
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Lawsuit: Jackson was "cold and shivering" at his last rehearsals
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The suit says AEG Live failed to provide promised medical equipment

Question: "@placeholder was well aware of his condition but did not postpone any rehearsals, nor did AEG relent in its demands that Jackson continue to maintain the grueling rehearsal schedule," the suit said.


Five university students who used the signature three-fingered salute from "The Hunger Games" in front of Thailand's Prime Minister were detained Wednesday and told they'll face a charge of breaking martial law, a lawyer said. The students were taken away after flashing the salute -- popularized by the film's central figure, Katniss Everdeen (played by Jennifer Lawrence) -- at a speech in northeastern Thailand by Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha to civil servants, according to Phavinee Chumsri, from the group Thai Lawyers for Human Rights. At the time, the quintet in Khon Kaen province -- about 450 kilometers (280 miles) northeast of Bangkok -- was in a line wearing shirts bearing the words "Don't want a military coup," Phavinee said.
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Lawyer: 5 Thai students flash "Hunger Games" salute in front of Prime Minister
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The university students wore shirts that read, "Don't want a military coup"
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They were held for eight hours, says Thai human rights lawyer Phavinee Chimsri
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Protest leader Sombat Boonngamanong often employs pop culture references

Question: The third movie installment in the series, "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1," is due to hit theaters in @placeholder on Thursday.


PHOENIX, Arizona (CNN) -- It was supposed to be just another day at work. Job losses suffered by Linda and Chris Metzger have had a ripple effect on other businesses in their community In early March 2008, 31-year-old Linda Metzger went to the New York office where she had worked as an assistant vice president in the marketing department at Lehman Brothers for about a year. Only 15 minutes into her work day, Metzger was called into her manager's office, where a representative from human resources was waiting. "They told me that the company was having economic difficulties and that they had to make budget cuts," Metzger said. "They were afraid that they were going to have to let me go and that it was not due to performance."
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Phoenix, Arizona, couple lost three jobs in one year
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Restaurants, stores where they spent money are closing
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Economist says when a job is lost, demand falls for many businesses

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Click here to view all the stats and graphics from Southampton's win against Stoke City using our fantastic match zone service Given his age and experience, Peter Crouch was the last man you expected to hit the self-destruct button and cost Stoke City a pulsating cup-tie. Crouch's arrival from the bench had helped inspire a Stoke fightback after they trailed 2-0 at the interval, even though Southampton manager Ronald Koeman noted ruefully 'it was not the way I like to play football'. But having done the hard work and with Stoke back on level terms, the 33-year-old former England striker inexplicably lunged first at Jose Fonte and then Steven Davis to pick up two yellow cards in 80 seconds and leave Stoke a man short for the remaining couple of minutes.
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Graziano Pelle fired Southampton ahead in the sixth minute and Shane Long doubled their lead
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Steven Nzonzi and Mame Diouf scored in the second half to draw Stoke level in the tie
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Sub Peter Crouch was sent off for two bookable offences before Pelle grabbed a late winner

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The young lovers accused of Bali’s ‘body in the suitcase murder' were reunited for a brief moment and pictured kissing and cuddling before being sent to the island’s notorious Kerobokan Prison. Indonesian police said today that their investigation into Heather Mack, 19, who is six months pregnant, and her boyfriend Tommy Schaefer, 21, from Chicago, is now complete. State prosecutor Eddy Arta Wijaya said police have now formally handed over their investigation to prosecutors. Scroll down for video Heather Mack, 19, and her 21-year-old boyfriend Tommy Schaefer, pictured in a cell at the prosecutor's office, are accused of murdering Miss Mack's mother and then hiding her body in a suitcase in a Bali hotel
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Heather Mack and Tommy Schaefer have been taken to Kerobokan Prison
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Police said Mack, who is pregnant, will be under medical observation there
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From her cell, Mack told reporters: 'My baby is a girl, she is fine'
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Couple accused of murdering Mack's mother and hiding body in suitcase
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Sheila von Wiese-Mack was found stuffed in case outside hotel in Bali
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Miss Mack claims she hid in a bathroom while Schaefer killed her mother
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Question: Tommy Schaefer, center, sits at the @placeholder prosecutor's office as police handed the murder case to the prosecutor in Bali, Indonesia


(CNN) -- Ricky Gervais says he's not sure if the lead in "Ghost Town" -- an anti-social, cynical dentist named Bertram Pincus -- was written for him. Ricky Gervais has established a career playing characters with an abrasive edge. And he's not sure if he wants to know. "I'm scared to ask," he says in a phone interview from Los Angeles, California. "[Writer-director David Koepp] says that when they first had the idea, that it should be played by me, [and] they never looked back. Now I don't know whether that was as they were coming up with it, or whether it was because they found out no one else was available. Steve Carell had said no, Will Ferrell had said no, Jack Black had said no, Ben Stiller had said no ... everyone had said no, and they went, 'Oh, is there no one ... I wonder if HE'S available.'
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Ricky Gervais plays misanthropic dentist in "Ghost Town," now out on DVD
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Role was "me," he says, "something I could have written"
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Gervais rose to fame with UK "Office," "Extras"

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Fourteen hardy Krasnodar supporters laid claim to being Europe's most loyal fans by travelling two thousand miles from southern Russia for a Europa League tie at monsoon-like Goodison Park with their team already eliminated from the competition. The Russians, who had to catch two planes and a train to get to Merseyside, made light of the ceaseless heavy rain to cheer on their side to the regular singing of Hey Jude - a tribute for being at the home of The Beatles. And generous Everton allowed them free entry into their Alex Young lounge to have drinks before and at half time with other members of Krasnodar'a official delegation and families of their players.
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Russian side are already facing an exit from the Europa League
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Everton posted on Twitter they are hosting the 14 away fans in hospitality
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Krasnodar are currently 4th in the Russian Premier League
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Ricardo Laborde fired the away side ahead after half an hour
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(CNN) -- In a tent on the lawn just in front of the United States Capitol, immigration reform advocates are entering their second week without food to protest congressional inaction on legislation that would create a road to citizenship for 11 million aspiring Americans. The core group at the "Fast for Families" has gone 13 days surviving only on water — including Eliseo Medina of the Service Employees International Union, Dae Joong Yoon of the National Korean American Service and Education Consortium and Cristian Avila with the group Mi Familia Vota. They have pledged to continue their fast until immigration reform is enacted by Congress or until doctors tell them their lives are at risk.
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People fasting in D.C. to protest inaction on immigration reform with path to citizenship
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"Fast for Families" participants have gone about two weeks surviving only on water
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Sally Kohn: Strong majority of Americans support reform, Republicans coming around
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Kohn: But the holdup is House Speaker John Boehner refusing to bring reform to a vote

Question: If you haven't seen the video in which teen activists confront Boehner while he's eating his breakfast at a diner and tell him their stories of how immigrant families are being ripped apart every day in @placeholder, it's worth a watch.


Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) -- Ukraine and Russia plan to approve a road map to improved trade relations on Tuesday, Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said Sunday in a late-night interview on Ukraine's national broadcaster, Inter TV. The announcement comes just hours after a European Union officer said the EU had halted work on a trade agreement with Ukraine, after Kiev failed to show "clear commitment" to signing the deal. Stefan Fule, European commissioner for enlargement and European neighborhood policy, said earlier Sunday on Twitter that the words and deeds of Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and his government on the proposed pact were "further & further apart. Their arguments have no grounds in reality."
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EU official says Kiev has failed to show "clear commitment"
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"Work on hold," EU Commissioner Fule tweets
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"America is with you, I am with you," Sen. McCain tells demonstrators in Kiev

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Most Americans do not want President Obama to shut down the United State's terrorist detention facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, according to a poll released this afternoon. Americans continue to be wary of releasing prisoners with terrorist ties like the ones swapped last month for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl or moving them to prisons in the U.S. Two in three Americans told Gallup that they want president Obama to keep the 149 suspected terrorists being held at Gitmo under lock and key on foreign soil instead of shutting down the camp. The majority of Americans don't want the president to close the terrorist holding facility in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba
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One of candidate Barack Obama's promises was that he would shut down Guantanamo Bay
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A new poll shows closing Guantanamo would be an unpopular move even if the president were able to find a way to shut down the detention facility
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Two in three Americans want Obama to keep Gitmo open

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France’s Prime Minister has ordered his cabinet to stop using English after two colleagues named a new proposal the ‘silver economy’. Jean-Marc Ayrault wrote a sternly-worded letter telling ministers: 'The language of the republic is French.' The PM’s edict comes after the French culture ministry to issued a list of English words to be banned from their language, including ‘email’, ‘blog’, ‘supermodel’, ‘take-away’ and ‘low-cost airline’. 'The language of the republic is French': French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayraulth as ordered his cabinet to stop using English after two colleagues named a new proposal the ¿silver economy¿ Now Mr Ayrault has told ministers: 'Our language is able to express every contemporary reality, and describe innovations that are constantly being born in the areas of science and technology.
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Edict comes after two ministers launched new policy on the 'Silver Economy'

Question: 'Despite having 200 million @placeholder speakers on earth, the idea of a French-speaking world is becoming obsolete.'


By Freya Noble Eliana Deur Davidson is suing the City of Whitehorse for damages after she allegedly injured her back ducking from a swooping bird A Melbourne woman who slipped and injured her back while trying to avoid a swooping bird is suing her local council for damages. In November 2011 Eliana Deur-Davidson was taking her three-year-old niece to Box Hill South Kindergarten and was walking through the carpark when she realised she was under attack. In an effort to protect her young family member, the 41-year-old told The Herald Sun she twisted her body to shield her niece from the grey bird that swooped the pair.
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Eliana Deur-Davidson was taking her niece to Box Hill South Kindergarten
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The Melbourne woman said the pair were swooped by a grey bird
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Ms Deur-Davidson apparently fell to the ground protecting her niece
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She said council could have prevented attack as they knew about the birds

Question: In another update just two days ago Ms @placeholder dubbed the operation a 'great success' and she was 'Incredibly happy.'


It hardly does it justice to suggest that Michal Zyro’s last meeting with Scottish opposition was bittersweet. The Legia Warsaw midfielder scored in both legs of his club’s thumping 6-1 aggregate victory over Celtic in the Champions League qualifiers — only for his outstanding efforts to be rendered meaningless. It was the most painful of blows. The administrative error that saw Legia bring on the suspended Bartosz Bereszynski in place of Zyro for the final few minutes of their win at Murrayfield has entered the annals of footballing infamy. Michel Zyro of Legia Warsaw celebrates scoring against Celtic in the home leg of the Champions League tie
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Poland's win over Germany leaves them on top of Group D
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Scotland take on Poland at the Stadion Narodowy in Warsaw
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Michal Zyro faces Scottish opposition for the first time since Legia Warsaw were kicked out of the Champions League for fielding an ineligible player against Celtic

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Gymnast star Simone Biles has broken the record for the American woman with the most gold medals after scooping a sixth at the World Championships. The talented 17-year-old, from Spring, Texas, won two gold medals on the balance beam and floor on the final day of the annual competition in Nanning, China. They were added to her earlier gold medals in the team and all-around categories, as well as two first-place titles (all-around and floor) in last year's championships  in Antwerp, Belgium. It means that Biles now boasts the most career gold medals from worlds of any U.S. female gymnast, including Shannon Miller, who scooped nine medals overall, five of which were gold.
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Simone Biles is now American woman with most gold medals at worlds
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Teenager won two gold medals on balance beam and floor on Sunday
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In 2013, she scooped another two golds in championships in Antwerp
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Biles has beaten Shannon Miller, who scooped five golds in her career
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Question: In addition to her new record, the teenager, who was not even born when @placeholder was at the height of her success, is also the first U.S. woman to win five medals at a single world championships.


Lawyer Sanford Rubenstein, leaving law offices in New York City Wednesday Sanford Rubenstein, the attorney accused of raping a woman, will no longer represent the family of a man who died after being placed in a police chokehold. Rubenstein's law partner announced Wednesday that Rubenstein doesn't want the woman's claims to distract from the Eric Garner case. Rubenstein, who hasn't been arrested or charged, denies any criminal conduct. His withdrawal from the chokehold case allows the Garner family to push forward for accountability and its day in court, said law partner Scott Rynecki, who will replace him. Garner's family has filed a notice of claim to sue the city and the police department for $75 million.
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Rubenstein's law partner announced Wednesday that Rubenstein doesn't want the woman's claims to distract from the Eric Garner case
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Rubenstein hasn't been arrested or charged, denies any criminal conduct
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Garner's family filed notice of claim to sue police department for $75 million

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(CNN) -- The young man's call echoed throughout the remote village in northern Nigeria -- the marriage ceremony was about to begin. Umar Ahmed and his wife wait for anti-HIV drugs at a hospital in Nigeria. Under the dusty sun, the fathers of the bride and groom agreed to the marriage and this ancient Muslim tradition proceeded as it has for hundreds of years. But unknown to the gathered villagers, the couple is hiding a modern secret. Both bride and groom are HIV-positive and marrying with the support of a local government program that encourages such "HIV-marriages" in the hope of preventing the virus from spreading.
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Local agency will pay dowry, offer counseling, to get HIV-positive couples to wed
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The goal is to keep HIV from spreading to people not already infected
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UN agency says marriage doesn't stop AIDS, prevention and treatment needed
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For some couples, the marriages reduce stigma of being HIV-positive

Question: According to the United Nations, Nigeria has the third-largest @placeholder population in the world, with about 3.1 percent of its 148 million people infected.


(CNN) -- Ferrari president Luca di Montezemolo has leapt to the defense of the Italian Formula One team following Fernando Alonso's controversial win at the German Grand Prix on Sunday, accusing its critics of hypocrisy. Ferrari was fined $100,000 by motorsport's ruling body the FIA, and referred to the World Motor Sport Council for further investigation after race stewards deemed it had breached rules banning team orders to drivers at Hockenheim. Brazil's Felipe Massa, who was leading Alonso at the front going into lap 49 of 67, appeared to allow his Ferrari teammate to pass him to win the race.
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Ferrari president accuses critics of Fernando Alonso's German GP win of hypocrisy
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Ferrari fined $100,000 and may face more punishment after controversial incident
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Felipe Massa appeared to let Alonso pass after being told by team to slow down
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Red Bull team boss Christian Horner criticized the Italian marque's race strategy

Question: @placeholder's win put the two-time world champion back into contention for this year's title.


Castel Gandolfo (CNN) -- Pope Francis had lunch Saturday with his predecessor, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, in what the Vatican said was the first such encounter in the history of the Roman Catholic Church. Francis, who was inaugurated as the new head of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics on Tuesday, has made some changes since taking the helm -- most notably by adopting a simpler, personal style and calling for the church to focus on serving the poor and needy. The new pontiff was flown to Castel Gandolfo by helicopter for the lunch date. He was greeted at the helipad by Benedict XVI, and the pair exchanged an embrace, Vatican spokesman the Rev. Federico Lombardi said. They then rode in a car together to the Castel Gandolfo residence.
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Video shows Francis and Benedict exchanging warm greetings, praying together
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Vatican: Meeting was "a moment of profound and elevated communion"
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The new pontiff and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI had lunch at Castel Gandolfo
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Vatican says this is a first, since a new pope is usually picked after the death of his predecessor

Question: The pair may also have talked about possible appointments by @placeholder.

Question: They have spoken several times by telephone since @placeholder was elected 10 days ago, but this was their first face-to-face meeting, the Vatican said.


(CNN) -- The future of Europe may rest on whether NATO can recover its roots. With Russian President Vladimir Putin "land grabbing" and violating international law, the alliance is finding itself "brought back to its core," says Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, NATO's former secretary general. But it isn't prepared. When NATO was founded in 1949, its central task was to protect its members against military aggression and work to promote democracy -- which, in the years following, often meant standing against the Soviet empire. The alliance declares success in achieving that goal peacefully, saying on its website that "throughout the entire period of the Cold War, NATO forces were not involved in a single military engagement."
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After NATO's founding, it stood against Russia
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Now, the money and military aren't ready to do so
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Obama, Cameron and others say NATO can do it
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Analyst blames NATO, not Russia, for the crisis

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Question: In addition, they urged all @placeholder nations to meet the 2% target for defense spending.


Beijing, China (CNN) -- Flags lowered to half-staff Sunday across China and at the nation's embassies and consulates around the world to mourn the victims of deadly mudslides in northwestern Gansu provice. The mudslides killed 1,239 people and 505 are still missing, the state-run Xinhua news agency said Saturday. But residents of hard-hit Zhouqu County told CNN they believe the toll is much higher. Meanwhile, in southwestern China, already inundated by heavy downpours all summer, new rain-triggered landslides Saturday left at least 38 people missing, Xinhua said. Thousands of people and vehicles were stranded as roads become impassable in Sichuan province. The only highway linking Wenchuan County to Chengdu, the provincial capital of Sichuan province, was submerged under 13 feet of water.
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NEW: Death toll rises to 1,239
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At least 38 people are missing in fresh landslides in Sichuan province
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China has been hit hard this summer's torrential rains
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Flags will fly at half staff and no public entertainment will be allowed Sunday

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(CNN) -- Movies are an especially fluid form of art. A person's feelings about a particular film are based on many factors, including his or her mood when watching. On a more cynical day, I might not have enjoyed Cameron Crowe's "We Bought a Zoo" as much as I did. Letting a film sink in over time can change things, too. For example, in a relatively short period, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" moved from No. 10 to No. 6 on my own personal list of the year's best films. However, I'm not going to rank this list in a strict one through 10 fashion. It's not fair to the films.
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Clooney has worked hard at overcoming his heartthrob image and expanding his range
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Jessica Chastain deserves special praise -- she was in seven films in 2011
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Shailene Woodley plays Clooney's rebellious daughter in "The Descendants"

Question: @placeholder's performance is also my favorite by a male actor this year.

Question: Which brings me to my favorite supporting role of the year: @placeholder in "The Descendants."


By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated  Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:42 EST, 23 January 2014 | UPDATED: 06:27 EST, 24 January 2014 A fiercely conservative Texas congressman who is mounting a long-shot challenge from the right against Senate minority whip John Cornyn has made virtually no public appearances in recent weeks as questions mount about his campaign finances. Republican Steve Stockman has missed 17 straight House votes since January 9 - including one on the $1.1 trillion omnibus federal spending package that he promised on Twitter to vote against. That's unusual since, even though Stockman has a reputation as a Capitol Hill renegade, he missed only about a dozen major votes all last year.
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Steve Stockman is running against Texas Senator John Cornyn who he says is 'too liberal'
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Since Jan 9 Stockman has missed 17 straight House votes, while last year he only missed a dozen major votes all year
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Reported having only about $32,000 in cash on-hand and $163,000 in debts, while Cornyn's campaign fund is nearly $7 million
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Linked to photo-shopped image of his rival that suggesting that Cornyn secretly supports Obamacare

Question: Though skipping votes isn't uncommon for congressmen who are campaigning, Stockman hasn't done much campaigning, even with @placeholder' March 4 Republican primary now looming.


Editor's note: The staff at CNN.com has recently been intrigued by the journalism of VICE, an independent media company and website based in Brooklyn, New York. VBS.TV is Vice's broadband television network. The reports, which are produced solely by VICE, reflect a transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique reporting approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. London, England (VBS.TV) -- In April this year I embedded with the elite soldiers of the 2nd Battalion British Parachute Regiment at their training facility in Thetford, United Kingdom. We went there to film the British army's much-talked-about, multimillion pound "replica Afghanistan village." The focus of the piece was to be on the younger members of the battalion. Some of them are as young as 18 and only months away from their first visit to Helmand province in September 2010. The majority of British casualties are all recorded in that area.
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VBS embeds with esteemed, aggressive British army unit
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Troops described as "hardest men in the world," "most brutal" soldiers in army
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Training facility in English countryside modeled after Afghan village

Question: I remember it was in Helmand 2006 that @placeholder became very hairy indeed.


By Martin Robinson The 'Canterbury Cannibal' Dale Bolinger was an idol to a worldwide network of men obsessed with the rape, murder and the 'eating to death' of women. But his obsession with consuming human flesh and death started as a six-year-old and may have been strengthened by the death of his son, Martin, as a one-year-old baby. The 57-year-old, who was today found guilty of grooming a girl for sex online, told his trial that his fetish was also driven by anger towards his domineering mother, who made drunken passes at him while he was a teenager. The father-of-four, who was married for more than 30 years, had a secret double life as 'meatmarketman', a stalwart user of the sinister Dark Fetish Network where he got pleasure from fantasising about the most sickening crimes.
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Dale Bolinger, 57, GUILTY of grooming a girl he thought was 14 online
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Male nurse's obsession with death started as a six-year-old
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Father-of-four had secret double life on the sinister Dark Fetish Network
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His closest confident was 'Cannibal Cop' Gilberto Valle
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Valle was convicted of plotting to kidnap kill and eat women, but verdict was overturned as federal judge believed it was merely 'role-play'
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Bolinger boasted online he had eaten the 'sweet' flesh of a woman and child
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During Valle's trial FBI agents alerted British police to internet exchanges
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When arrested Bolinger said these claims were 'jokes' and a fantasy'

Question: Haunting:  @placeholder sent this selfie showing him posing with an axe which to a 14-year-old he wanted to have sex with, kill and eat


Northampton secured maximum points from a 38-15 European Rugby Champions Cup demolition of Treviso in Italy. Scores from Samu Manoa, Alex Waller, Ben Foden, Luther Burrell, George Pisi and a penalty try ensured it was a job well done by Jim Mallinder's side against their struggling Pool Five rivals. Saints number eight Manoa opened the scoring after nine minutes when he finished off a patient build-up by forcing his way over from close range. Northampton's Ben Foden touches down for his side's third try of the game against Treviso in Italy Samu Manoa (centre) of Saints celebrates after scoring a try during the comfortable win
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Samu Manoa and Alex Waller scored first-half tries for Northampton
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Ben Foden, Luther Burrell, George Pisi and a penalty try secured the win
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Saints grabbed maximum points in the European Champions Cup game
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Treviso were twice reduced to 14 men as they had no answer to Saints

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By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 22:37 EST, 3 May 2013 | UPDATED: 02:39 EST, 6 May 2013 An experimental unmanned aircraft developed for the U.S. Air Force went hypersonic during a recent test off the Southern California coast, flying at more than five times the speed of sound. The Air Force said Friday the X-51A WaveRider flew for more than three minutes under power from its exotic scramjet engine and hit a speed of Mach 5.1. The test on Wednesday marked the fourth and final flight of an X-51A by the Air Force, which has spent $300 million studying scramjet technology that it hopes can be used to deliver strikes around the globe within minutes.
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Craft could fly from London to New York in an hour
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WaveRider flew for more than three minutes under power from its exotic scramjet engine and hit a speed of Mach 5.1

Question: The @placeholder traveled more than 230 miles in six minutes, making it the longest hypersonic flight of its kind.


America has been stunned after allegations of rape were made against Bill Cosby, pictured The silence was excruciating. Bill Cosby and Camille, his wife of 50 years, were sitting in the Smithsonian Museum in Washington, surrounded by valuable works of African art from their private collection, lent for an exhibition. Moments earlier, the veteran American TV star had been basking in adulation. His generosity had been praised in Saturday’s interview for National Public Radio, America’s equivalent of Radio 4. Then the conversation took an ugly turn. ‘This question gives me no pleasure,’ began presenter Scott Simon, before asking Cosby about ‘serious accusations raised against you in recent days’.
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Bill Cosby was quizzed about  abuse allegations on National Public Radio
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Presenter Scott Simon said the question gave him 'no pleasure'
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Cosby was asked about 'serious allegations raised in recent day'
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The star shook his head and refused to answer the question
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TV star Janice Dickenson accused Cosby of attacking her in 1982
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Eight women have come forward alleging they were abused by Cosby
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Question: @placeholder tried twice more — and there were two more significant pauses — before he gave up and thanked the couple.


Hong Kong (CNN) -- The wave of anti-Japanese protests currently sweeping across China has its roots in history but more recently can be traced back to April, when the firebrand governor of Tokyo announced plans to buy a group of islands claimed by Japan, China and Taiwan. He did so without the apparent knowledge or approval of the Japanese government. Spying an opportunity to assert Japanese control over the Senkaku islands, or Diaoyu as they're known in China, Governor Shintaro Ishihara launched an online appeal fund to buy them from their private owners. Donations poured in, prompting a sharp rebuke from China and forcing the Japanese government to wade into the dispute with its own offer for the contested land.
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Latest dispute sparked by Governor of Tokyo's attempts to raise public funds for purchase
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Japanese government stepped in with its own offer to effectively "nationalize" the islands
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The move sparked anti-Japanese protests across dozens of Chinese cities
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China calls for "rational patriotism," Japan's PM briefs senior government officials

Question: After launching the fund, Ishihara likened China's claim to the islands as like "a burglar in @placeholder's house."


By Helen Pow and Emma Thomas PUBLISHED: 11:28 EST, 15 January 2014 | UPDATED: 19:30 EST, 15 January 2014 The aunt of a 13-year-old girl critically injured in the Roswell middle school shooting has hit out at members of the community for basking in the media attention the gun attack has brought to their city. Police yesterday identified 13-year-old Kendal Sanders as one of two victims of the attack on Berrendo Middle School. The innocent teen was blasted in the shoulder when the shooter, named in local reports as 12-year-old Mason Campbell, opened fire on the school gymnasium at 7.30am on Tuesday.
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Kendal Sanders, 13, has been officially named as one of two victims in Tuesday's school shooting
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The young girl was shot in the shoulder when 12-year-old Mason Campbell opened fire on Berrendo Middle School
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The girl's aunt posted her frustration at some members of the community who she says are enjoying the attention the incident has brought
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Lisa Sanders took to Facebook to lash out and describe how her relatives are going through 'every parent's nightmare'
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She also revealed the youngster has undergone major surgery after being shot in the shoulder 'being cut from the chest to the waist'
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The other victim, an 11-year-old boy, has not been identified and is in critical condition
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The suspected shooter was identified in local reports on Wednesday
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He has been taken to psychiatric hospital after being arrested at the scene
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He allegedly warned friends to stay away from school that day
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Hero teacher John Masterson convinced the 7th grader to drop his weapon saving other students

Question: Tears: Students are reunited with family following a shooting at @placeholder, Tuesday, January 14, 2014


Still smiling? Nick Buckles, chief executive of GS4, does not know if all Olympic security staff will be able to speak English Having been forced to apologise for failing to recruit enough Olympics security staff G4S's boss was left red-faced again today after he admitted he had no idea if those who are working could speak English. Asked whether all the security guards the company had recruited could speak fluent English, chief executive Nick Buckles said it was a 'difficult question to answer'. He added: 'I am pretty sure that they can, but I can’t say categorically as I sit here today.'
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Nick Buckles, G4S boss, paid £1.2million a year
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G4S says it will foot the £20million bill for army troops drafted to fill staff gap
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2,000 officers already due to be on duty at Olympics on peak days
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Move comes two days after 3,500 troops were called in to help
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Theresa May under increasing pressure for her handling of the affair
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Fears G4S will not be able to provide the revised number of security guards

Question: Last night it was claimed that management at a @placeholder vetting centre were aware six months ago that it would not meet recruitment targets it was set to provide security at the Olympics.


A British Army sergeant major punched a married soldier three times after finding one of his female gunners in his bed and taking 15 photos to document the evidence, a court heard. Warrant Officer 2 Martin Holder intervened after allegedly finding Lance Bombardier Sarah White under the covers of Colour Sergeant James Kelt's bunk following an alcohol-fuelled night out during a training exercise in Germany. The 50-year-old immediately started taking photos of the pair, which he claimed he would use as evidence to prove they had 'breached' the standards and values of the army. Sergeant Major Martin Holder, 50 (left) punched Colour Sergeant James Kelt (right) three times after finding him in bed with another soldier during an overseas exercise in Germany
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Martin Holder, 50, allegedly found James Kelt in bed with Sarah White
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WO2  took 15 photos to prove the pair had 'breached' army standards
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Photos shown to the court show Col Sgt Kelt hiding under his green duvet
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Holder punched Kelt when he 'lunged'  to stop him taking photos, court told
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A judge ordered the court martial panel to find Holder not guilty of assault
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All three were based at the prestigious Sandhurst Royal Military Academy

Question: He said got out of bed when the lights went on and asked @placeholder, who was holding a grey wind-up camera in his hand, what he was doing, when he was punched in the face.


(CNN) -- Kerry Washington knows you have been waiting. The star of the hit ABC series "Scandal" is fully aware that there is a legion of "gladiators in suits" (as fans call themselves) eagerly awaiting the return of the series. She, too, is pretty excited to be back playing Washington, D.C. insider and crisis management expert Olivia Pope. Pope is a "fixer" who formerly worked for her lover, Republican President Fitzgerald Grant. When told that there are many women who try to emulate both Pope's sense of fashion and take-charge personality, Washington laughs. "I do, too," she said. The series ended its first season with the revelation that the character Quinn Perkins, an employee of Pope's (and played by Katie Lowes), was not actually Quinn Perkins.
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"Scandal" returns for season 2 on Thursday
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Kerry Washington says there will be plenty of mystery and surprises
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She says she grew up with an interest in politics
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Her next project is the Tarantino film "Django Unchained"

Question: It was a part Washington said she's not sure she would have been able to portray were it not for having the balance of the @placeholder role on "Scandal."


(CNN) -- In 1993, Romeo Dallaire was full of hope for the future of Rwanda. Romeo Dallaire, now a Canadian senator, says that in Rwanda, he "shook hands with the devil." The Canadian lieutenant general and son of a soldier was about to take up the biggest command of his career -- leading United Nations peacekeepers in the central African nation. A year later he left Rwanda a broken man, having watched helplessly as more than 800,000 people perished in Rwanda's genocide despite his pleas for more troops to stop the massacre. "We could have actually saved hundreds of thousands," Dallaire told CNN's Christiane Amanpour for "Scream Bloody Murder."
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In 1994, Romeo Dallaire was leading a U.N. peacekeeping force in Rwanda
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The Canadian lieutenant general warned his bosses that a slaughter was imminent
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Instead of sending reinforcements, the U.N. eventually ordered Dallaire to withdraw
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He refused what he calls an "immoral" order and ultimately left Africa a broken man

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Militants from the Islamic State launched an attack on Kobane from Turkey for the first time today - indicating that the Syrian border town is now totally surrounded. The clashes, which killed at least 30 fighters, began when a suicide bomber detonated his explosives while driving an armoured vehicle across the border, Kurdish officials have said. Nawaf Khalil, a spokesman for Syria's Kurdish Democratic Union Party, said the terror group 'used to attack the town from three sides. Today, they are attacking from four sides'. Turkey denied the fighters had used its territory for the raid. Scroll down for video
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Turkish government denied claims that its territory had been used for raid
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Clashes today have killed at least eight Kurdish fighters, said monitors

Question: The @placeholder group began its Kobane offensive in mid-September, capturing parts of the town as well as dozens of nearby villages.


Fans have been standing in queues for days, anxious to get their hands on Apple's latest iPhone. So what do one group of fans do the moment they get the iPhone in their hands? Why, tear it down into little pieces, of course! However, this is standard practice for the iFixit team, who always deconstruct products to figure out the value and provenance of the components inside. The insides of a phone can be quite revealing to tech fans. You can see if corners have been shaved, or no expense spared on the components inside. You can even divulge information about Apple's relationships with suppliers - for instance, arch-rival Samsung seems more absent than first expected.
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iFixit team disassembles new iPhone in order to figure out who makes the components
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Sony, Texas Instruments and Qualcomm provide parts of the phone - but Samsung seems conspicuously absent
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Steve Jobs's mantra to make it as 'beautiful' within as on the surface is alive and well

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(CNN) -- A group of native Hawaiians occupied the grounds of the old Hawaiian monarchy's royal residence Wednesday, vowing to stay and do the business of the kingdom's government. A member of the protest group Hawaiian Kingdom Government unlocks the palace gate. "It is through a greater realm than ours" that the group took this action, said Mahealani Kahau, elected leader of the group, called Hawaiian Kingdom Government. "Today and every day, we will be here to assume our role." Group members left the palace grounds Wednesday afternoon, but vowed to return Thursday morning, The Honolulu Advertiser reported. "We'll be here at 6 o'clock in the morning," Kahau told the newspaper.
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Group does not recognize Hawaii as a U.S. state
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Palace used by rulers of Hawaiian kingdom; now a tourist attraction
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Peaceful protesters eventually unlock gates, leave grounds
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Protesters vow to return Thursday morning

Question: The group is one of several in @placeholder that reject statehood and seek to return to the constitutional monarchy that effectively ended in 1893 when a group of politicians, businessmen and sugar planters -- aided by the U.S. minister to Hawaii -- overthrew the kingdom's government.