The Ebola virus, which has killed more than 1,200 people since the start of the year, seems to have spread from Guinea into Sierra Leone due to a healer's claims of special powers. The deadly disease need never have spread from Guinea, health officials revealed to AFP, except for a herbalist in the remote eastern border village of Sokoma. 'She was claiming to have powers to heal Ebola. Cases from Guinea were crossing into Sierra Leone for treatment,' Mohamed Vandi, the top medical official in the hard-hit district of Kenema, told AFP. Scroll down for video A very sick 10-year-old boy, suspected to have Ebola, was pulled out of a hospital in Monrovia, Liberia, when the facility was overrun by a mob on Saturday
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Ebola virus spread from Guinea to Sierra Leone due to a herbalist who claimed to be able to cure disease
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Infected people were travelling from Guinea to Sierra Leone for treatment
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She became infected and transmitted the virus to mourners who touched her body
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Deadly disease has killed more than 1,200 people since the start of the year

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(CNN) -- Members of Congress working to pass immigration reform are divided on many issues, but there's one they agree on. Democrat and Republican, virtually all have been adamant since the debate began that President Obama should stay out of it-- that pressure from the White House would only spur resistance on Capitol Hill. Still, there's an exception to every rule. The president has the power to transform the immigration debate by one simple action: nominating a tough, law-enforcement Republican to replace Janet Napolitano as secretary of Homeland Security. The prospects of passing reform hang uneasily in the balance this month as members of Congress spend time at home in their districts. Back in Washington, an all but unbreakable House rule mandates that passage of any law as momentous as immigration reform requires a "majority of the majority" -- in today's House, 118 GOP votes. And many Republicansâ€”a majority, I believe--are still up for grabs.
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Tamar Jacoby: Obama can help immigration debate by picking tough DHS secretary
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She says he should pick a well-regarded Republican to win trust of GOP on reform
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She says Congress, returning from break, will respond to gesture when debate resumes
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Jacoby: Giuliani, Rice, Ashcroft? One could spur reform. Can Obama give up control and do it?

Question: And not any Republican appointment to the top immigration enforcement job will reassure the @placeholder.

Question: A Republican seen as a dove on immigration will change nothing -- might as well go with a @placeholder.


(CNN)  -- By now, unless you live under a boulder large enough to block data signals, you know that New York Rep. Anthony Weiner is embroiled in a scandal involving an extremely personal picture sent from his Twitter account to a Seattle college student. Weiner says his account was hacked, but can't say "with certitude" if the picture is a fake. This much we know. But what else does the story that has Washington all a-twitter reveal about everyone's favorite microblogging service? 1. Twitter is very effective at spreading the news, but it can't control it. For Twitter itself, the Weiner story couldn't have broken at a less appropriate time. The company's CEO, Dick Costolo, and a large portion of its PR team were hunkered down at the All Things Digital conference in beautiful Rancho Palos Verdes, California, preparing to launch -- of all things -- its new photo-sharing service.
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Twitter is very effective at spreading the news, but not as good at controlling it
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Account hacking is more common than you might think
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Checking Twitter on a Friday night is the new normal
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Washington may be obsessed with Weiner, but Twitter users have moved on

Question: Still, that's a strong argument for sharing photos directly and securely from your Twitter account -- which is exactly what @placeholder is launching.


New York (CNN) -- The World Food Programme is ramping up its Syria operations in anticipation of greater demand from inside and outside the country, but lack of access is proving problematic, the U.N. group's executive director told reporters Tuesday. "Most of my time has been spent with donors as well as the representatives from the neighboring countries regarding our operation in Syria," Ertharin Cousin said at the Social Good Summit, which coincides with the meeting of world leaders here at the U.N. General Assembly The program, which provides services to 3 million Syrians inside the country and 1.2 million outside, is making plans to boost those numbers next month to 4 million inside the country and 1.5 million to 1.7 million outside, she said.
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Executive director for U.N. program says access in Syria is a serious worry
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The program has 80 international staffers and 300 national staffers supporting the region
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Ertharin Cousin praises aggressive planning, which averted disaster in Niger

Question: Last year, @placeholder fed nearly 99 million people in 88 countries, she said.


(CNN) -- Kenyan intelligence knows him simply as Ikrima. But his full name is Mohamed Abdikadir Mohamed, and he is regarded as one of the most dangerous commanders in the Somali terror group Al-Shabaab. U.S. officials say Ikrima was the target of a raid Saturday by U.S. Navy SEALs on an Al-Shabaab compound near the town of Baraawe in Somalia. It's believed that he escaped after the U.S. troops came under heavy fire. Ikrima, thought to be in his late 20s, is wanted by both the Kenyan government and its Western allies and was a close associate of one of al Qaeda's most important operatives in East Africa. A recent Kenyan intelligence report that was leaked just after the Westgate mall attack in Nairobi outlined several plots in which he was allegedly involved. All of them involved targets in Kenya, and all the attacks would have involved Kenyan citizens trained by Al-Shabaab.
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Mohamed Abdikadir Mohamed was target of raid Saturday by U.S. Navy SEALs, officials say
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The Al-Shabaab commander, also called Ikrima, is thought to have escaped
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He's wanted by Kenya and its Western allies, accused of involvement in terror plots
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He's suspected of leading efforts to recruit and train foreigners for Al-Shabaab

Question: That in part may be down to the activities of @placeholder, aka Mohamed Abdikadir Mohamed.


MOSCOW, Russia -- President Obama arrived in Moscow on Monday for a summit with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev aimed at trying to "reset" the U.S.-Russian relationship. But he also may have a less publicized goal: figuring out who's really in charge here. President Obama, right, and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev walk by an honor guard in Moscow on Monday. When Obama's predecessor, George W. Bush, engaged in his first summit with his Russian counterpart, things took an odd turn. Bush said -- now infamously -- that he looked into then-President Vladimir Putin's eyes and saw into his soul, and basically found he was a good guy that Americans could do business with. Oops. The Bush-Putin relationship ended up getting pretty chilly, which is why the new U.S. president is now trying to warm things up.
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President Obama meets with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Monday
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Tuesday, he meets Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, who some say is really in charge
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Obama seems to be driving a bit of a wedge between the two, says CNN's Ed Henry
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Moscow meetings will be a big diplomatic test for Obama, Henry says

Question: It's a move Putin knows well, having perfected the art of flexing his muscles at then-President @placeholder as a way of asserting Russian nationalism in recent years.


By Darren Boyle A drunk teenager who broke a policeman's leg leg in a brutal late-night attack outside a city centre nightclub after going 'berserk' has been jailed for 28 months. Mohammed Labead, 19, seriously injured PC Lee Wilson, 42, as he went to the aid of colleague Sgt Rachael Shearing after an assault on a girl. Labead, of Norwich, yesterday admitted inflicting grievous bodily harm on PC Wilson without intent on January 19 this year. Scroll down for video PC Lee Wilson attempts to grapple with Mohammed Labead outside Mojo's nightclub in Norwich in January Labead managed to break free from PC Wilson's grip and started pushing him towards the corner
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Mohammed Labead broke PC Lee Wilson's leg during a late night attack
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PC Wilson suffered a vertical fracture of the tibia requiring major surgery
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Labead pleaded guilty to inflicting grevious bodily harm on PC Wilson
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He also admitted assaulting PC Wilson's colleague and a third person
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Judge Stephen Holt jailed Labead for 28 months at Norwich Crown Court
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Labead had earlier received a caution for assaulting a police officer

Question: He said @placeholder was young and 'deeply immature' and insisted there was a 'lack of premeditation'.


By Sarah Dean For Daily Mail Australia An Australian couple have made a desperate plea for help after they became stranded in Thailand with their newborn twins, born via a Thai surrogate mother. Kate and Adam Osborne, from Kempsey, on the mid north coast of New South Wales, are one of the many Australian couples who have become locked in legal battles after changes to Thailand's commercial surrogacy laws. They reportedly turned to Thai surrogacy as a last resort after numerous failed IVF attempts in Australia. 'They are in a tiny motel room with two newborns and money is running out fast,' their friend Jen Farrell wrote on a fundraising page set up to help the family.
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Kate and Adam Osborne, from New South Wales, are pleading for help
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Their twins Mali and Sierra-Leone were born in Thailand on July 22
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Changes to commercial surrogacy laws came on the same day
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A week later the horrific story of baby Gammy's abandonment emerged
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They are stuck in Thailand until they can get a court order to state the surrogate mother allows them to leave the country with their twins

Question: 'Our twin girls have all their relevant paperwork (Australian citizenship, @placeholder passports),' he said while decribing his 'Thailand horror story'.


Aboard The Uss Wasp (CNN) -- -- Even before Hurricane Irene started thrashing the U.S. East Coast, the Navy prepared for what it could do if the disaster was even more catastrophic than it proved to be. As Irene strengthened and bore down on the United States, the Navy ordered 27 warships to sail out of its massive naval station in Norfolk, Virginia. Another 11 ships, already at sea on various duties, were told to stay out. "Our first mission was to sortie the fleet and keep the fleet safe," said Capt. Brenda Holdener, commander of the USS Wasp, one of the ships that left Norfolk.
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The USS Wasp is one of America's largest amphibious ships
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"What you are seeing is lessons learned," says Rear Adm. Kevin Scott

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Washington (CNN) -- One-time Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin may have sent a clear message to the political world, analysts say, by signing a deal to become a TV commentator. That message: She's unlikely to run in the 2012 presidential race. "I do think maybe it suggests, sadly for Democrats, that she might not be running," said Democratic strategist and CNN contributor Paul Begala. "Democrats ... are pretty confident they can defeat Sarah Palin. She's not going to beat Barack Obama." The former Alaska governor has signed a deal with Fox News to appear as a contributor on the network, a source with knowledge of the agreement confirms to CNN.
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Sarah Palin will appear as a contributor on Fox News, source tells CNN
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Source: Former Alaska governor will not anchor her own program
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Palin joins ranks of many other politicians who have become analysts, co-contributors

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Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Southampton's home clash with Manchester United... Southampton vs Manchester United (St Mary's) Team news Southampton Jack Cork faces at least six weeks on the sidelines as Southampton's injury problems mount ahead of Monday's Premier League clash with Manchester United. Saints manager Ronald Koeman revealed the midfielder sustained ankle ligament damage in Wednesday's defeat at Arsenal, where Toby Alderweireld was forced off with a hamstring complaint which makes him a doubt.
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Manchester United face Southampton at St Mary's on Monday night (8pm)
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Wayne Rooney will be fit for Manchester United following knee injury
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Jack Cork ruled out for at least six weeks with ankle injury
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Toby Alderweireld a doubt after limping off in 1-0 defeat at Arsenal
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Morgan Schneiderlin unavailable but Dusan Tadic has overcome a knock
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Southampton haven't won their last 10 games against Manchester United
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Red Devils aim to leap frog Saints into third in Premier League table
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Ronald Koeman: Forget about my feud with Louis van Gaal

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(CNN) -- Car giant BMW is shifting up a gear in its efforts to tap Africa's emerging middle class. Bodo Donauer, managing director of BMW South Africa, said the auto manufacturer sells one out of three premium cars in the country. He now wants the company to replicate the successful South African model in other parts of the continent. "We clearly see that there is a growing middle class coming through in Africa and that there is a lot of interest in development and we assume that the middle class as we have seen it in South Africa is growing and there is purchasing power and there is a demand for our cars as well," he told CNN's Robyn Curnow.
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Bodo Donauer is the managing director of BMW South Africa
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He speaks about the challenges of operating a major export business out of South Africa
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Donauer gives his assessment over the impact of the eurozone crisis on the sector.

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It was late Saturday afternoon at Flushing Meadows when Andy Murray and Ivan Lendl finally caught up, having trawled through the bowels of the humming stadium complex to seek each other out. In these same corridors two years ago they celebrated the Scot's historic U.S Open championship victory, this most eyecatching player-coach relationship having done precisely what it was designed to do. The odd couple pairing – Lendl had never coached before - came to an end in Miami back in March, and now they were meeting for the first time since the 54 year-old Czech effectively walked out, citing the insufficient amount of time he was able to give to the job.
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Lendl coached Murray to his only US Open victory two years ago
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Czech coach left Murray's team because he could not commit enough time
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Murray now works with Amelie Mauresmo 25 weeks of the year
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British no 1 will begin his US Open on Monday

Question: More to come: Lendl believes that with @placeholder coaching him Murray has the potential to win more Slams


By James White Last updated at 3:08 PM on 23rd November 2011 David Cameron savaged Labour today for its failure to condemn the huge upcoming public sector strike after it emerged almost 90 per cent of the party's funding now comes from unions. Civil servants, teachers and health workers are set to walk out on November 30 in a dispute over pensions. During a lively Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons today, Mr Cameron brandished figures which show the Labour Party received £3,138,443 from unions. Attack: David Cameron savaged Labour in the House of Commons today over its failure to condemn union strike action, which he said was a result of funding agreements
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Summer donations totalled £3,529,270 for Labour compared with the Conservatives' £2,744,618

Question: That figure is certain to fuel @placeholder claims that the party is overly influenced by the sector.


A 12-year-old boy accused of fatally stabbing a nine-year-old boy on a western Michigan playground told authorities he had been planning to murder someone for a year. Jamarion Lawhorn also said he wanted to go to jail, did not know his young victim and that he's 'bad and always does stupid things', according to a delinquency petition filed in Kent County Circuit Court on Friday. WZZM 13 are reporting the pre-teen wanted to die and 'take somebody with him', so he swallowed some pink pills he found at home, took an eight-inch steak knife from the kitchen and walked half a mile to the Pinebrook Village playground.
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Michael 'Connor' Verkerke, 9, was fatally stabbed while playing in a Michigan playground on Monday
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He spent his dying breaths telling his brother he loved him and re-assuring him that the shocking attack wasn't his fault
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Connor was playing with two of his brothers when another boy, Jamarion Lawhorn, 12, pulled out a knife and repeatedly stabbed him
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Lawhorn then called police and turned himself in
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Lawhorn took pills he found at home before going to the park with a steak knife and stabbing Verkerke from behind

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Washington (CNN) -- The Obama administration on Monday announced a 20-year ban on new mining claims on more than 1 million acres of public land near the Grand Canyon, a move meant to protect the iconic landmark from new uranium mining. Previously approved operations will be allowed to continue, as will new projects on valid existing claims. "People from all over the country and around the world come to visit the Grand Canyon. Numerous American Indian tribes regard this magnificent icon as a sacred place and millions of people in the Colorado River Basin depend on the river for drinking water, irrigation, industrial and environmental use," said Interior Secretary Ken Salazar.
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The 20-year ban affects more than 1 million acres of public land
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The area is rich in uranium
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Environmentalists cheer the decision as a way to protect the park and water supplies
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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer says it will stall economic growth

Question: Brewer similarly stressed the significance of the park, but argued the move will needlessly cost @placeholder jobs and stall economic growth.


By Chris Brooke PUBLISHED: 01:29 EST, 10 May 2013 | UPDATED: 06:55 EST, 11 May 2013 Paedophile: West Yorkshire Police insist there was no cover-up over Jimmy Savile's sex crimes A police report clearing officers for failing to expose Jimmy Savile as a paedophile during his lifetime was yesterday dismissed by victims as a ‘cover-up and a bag of lies’. The cosy relationship between Savile and his local force involved regular Friday coffee morning chats with officers at his flat in Leeds, along with invitations to a VIP lunch with senior officers and to open a police station gymnasium.
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West Yorkshire Police report claims police did not protect Savile
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Police would attend 'Friday Morning Club' meetings at Savile's home
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Victims' lawyer attacks police report saying, 'It doesn't add up'

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Gibraltar boss Allen Bula insists Brazil should also be classed as minnows if his newcomers to the big stage are to carry that tag. UEFA's 54th full member nation will contest its second competitive game against the Republic of Ireland in Dublin on Saturday evening having been trounced 7-0 by Poland in its first Euro 2016 qualifier last month. However, Bula bristles as the minnow tag despite his country boasting a population of less than 30,000 people and just 600 registered footballers, and used World Cup hosts Brazil's semi-final horror show against Germany to support his case. Gibraltar prepare for Republic of Ireland tie at Aviva Stadium, Dublin on Friday
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Gibraltar lost 7-0 against Poland in their first competitive game
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Gibraltar has a population of less than 30,000 people and just 600 registered footballers
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Boss Allen Bula unhappy with his country's minnow tag as they prepare to face Republic of Ireland
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Brazil lost 7-1 to Germany in the World Cup semi-final in Belo Horizonte

Question: 'Back home in @placeholder with our full-time jobs and putting training in between as well, it's very hard, so being able to be here and just concentrate on football makes things a lot easier and is what we dream about.'


(CNN) -- On a hot summer day in early August, 2008, the secure Red Switch phone in my office at CIA was lighting up with calls from National Security Adviser Steve Hadley. The Russian Army had invaded the Republic of Georgia in the Caucasus mountain region. Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili was frantic about his country's safety and desperate for information on Russian forces and Russia's intent. I promised Steve some answers, hung up the phone and walked to my outer office to direct my executive assistants to "get our Georgia people up here right away." As they busily dialed phones and typed e-mails, I remember turning to my chief of staff and only half jokingly asking him, "We've got Georgia people, right?"
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Ex-CIA chief says some are urging CIA to get out of targeting terrorists
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He says the agency had to broaden its role after U.S. was attacked on 9/11
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Hayden says CIA also has a key role in analyzing world threats
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He says agency needs to fulfill roles of targeting and analysis

Question: Some are now calling these actions a distortion of @placeholder intelligence, but none of these steps was inappropriate for the circumstances in which we found ourselves after 9/11.


The winning bid of the first large-scale pot auction in American history will walk away with a full ton of marijuana. That's 2,000 pounds of the product grown by farmer Randy Williams of Fireweed Farm in Prosser, Wash. Williams has been cultivating the crop all summer. That's 2,000 pounds of the product grown by farmer Randy Williams of Fireweed Farm in Prosser, Wash Williams has been cultivating the crop all summer. USA Today reports that at retail prices, Williams' crop could be valued as high as $6 million. 'It's just like regular farming - you grow in the spring and summer, harvest in the fall and then you go to Cabo for the winter,' cracked Greg James, who publishes Marijuana Venture, an industry magazine.
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2,000 pound crop grown by Randy Williams of Prosser, Wash.
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Retail prices for that amount could reach $6 million
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Only state-certified processors will legally be allowed to buy the crop

Question: They were grown in south-central @placeholder in the area's wine region.


At just 21 years old, Yityish Aynaw has gone on a remarkable life journey from a little girl playing barefoot in an Ethiopian village to an Israeli beauty queen who's ready to shine on the world stage. Last February, the stunning 21-year-old grabbed international attention after becoming the first woman of African descent to be crowned Miss Israel at the country's beauty pageant. "To be first, you have all the attention focused on you and I have to represent my whole ethnic group because through me they see the models," says Aynaw, who will represent Israel at the next Miss Universe contest. "Through me they see and discover our whole ethnic group."
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Yityish Aynaw, 21, is the first woman of African descent to win Miss Israel pageant
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She moved to Israel aged 12 after the death of her parents
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Aynaw served in the Israeli army before a friend entered her in the competition
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She met Barack Obama at a state dinner in honor of his first visit to Israel as president

Question: As the first ever black Miss @placeholder, Aynaw is seen by some as a beacon of hope that racial prejudice is beginning to fade away in the country.


(CNN) -- It may be the next best thing to owning a piece of the moon. A cloth American flag that was taken to the moon's surface was one of more than 500 aviation and space exploration artifacts sold into private hands at auction this week. "To be honest with you, there's only 12 men who walked on the moon out of 105 billion people who have walked on this earth since humankind started walking upright," Larry McGlynn, the newest owner of the American flag told CNN on Friday. "These are incredibly rare items." The 2.5 inch-by-1.75 inch commemorative American flag framed with an Apollo 15 uniform patchâ€”which also went to the moonâ€”was sold to McGlynn for $27,741.35, according to Bobby Livingston, executive vice president of New Hampshire-based RR Auction.
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A joystick used by Apollo 15 commander to land on the moon sold for over $600,000
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It was among hundreds of aviation and space exploration artifacts sold at auction this week
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Many items touched the surface of the moon during multiple Apollo missions

Question: Many of the collectors, including McGlynn, grew up watching @placeholder's space program, and feel a personal connection to the pieces.


By Brendan Carlin PUBLISHED: 17:01 EST, 7 December 2013 | UPDATED: 17:01 EST, 7 December 2013 A Tory MP is so fond of her two cats that she has set up a Facebook page to let them ‘talk’ to the world. Tracey Crouch, MP for Chatham in Kent since 2010, avidly reveals the views of Mungo and Basil on everything from their ‘Mummy’s’ time-keeping to what’s in the newspapers. In October, she even found time to record the cats’ supposed reaction to her own pronouncement on the nation’s drug laws. Lap of luxury: Mungo relaxes with Tracey Crouch MP who has set up a bizarre Facebook page 'written' by her cats
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Tracey Crouch MP avidly reveals the views of Mungo and Basil online
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She began posting on Facebook after picking the cats from a rescue home

Question: But ‘@placeholder’ Crouch and her cats also have their fallouts.


By Joel Christie The tactical response team that staged a major operation in order to capture mass murder suspect Ron Haskell have praised the sole survivor of the shooting as the reason they were able to arrest him. Cassidy Stay, 15, is believed to have played dead as her mother, father and four siblings were allegedly executed by Hasking at their home in Spring, Texas. She reportedly lost a finger protecting herself from a bullet, which grazed her head, and called police as soon as Haskell left, warning them he was en route to her grandparents house. 'First of all and foremost the 15 year old girl is a hero, by all means,' Harris County Precinct 4 Assistant Chief Mark Herman told KHOU.
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Harris County tactical response team credited Cassidy Stay, 15, as the reason they successfully caught Ron Hasking on Wednesday
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Cassidy is believed to have played dead while her parents and four siblings were allegedly killed by Hasking
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Police used two armored vehicles to trap Hasking
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They negotiated with him for three hours
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He finally surrendered

Question: Nevitt says @placeholder was just 'a funny, red-headed, freckled guy with a good personality'.


(CNN) -- The American man who swam to Aung San Suu Kyi's home in Myanmar said Thursday he still believes he did the right thing, even though his visit led to an extension of the pro-democracy leader's house arrest. John Yettaw told Aung San Suu Kyi he had a vision she would be murdered. John Yettaw, 53, swam across a lake to Suu Kyi's home in May and stayed for two days before authorities arrested him along with Suu Kyi and two of her staff. His presence violated the terms of Suu Kyi's house arrest -- which was about to expire -- leading a judge to extend it by another 18 months.
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John Yettaw: Made the trip to Yangon to save Suu Kyi from assassination
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Yettaw had swam uninvited to Suu Kyi's house and stayed for three days
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The visit to her home violated her house arrest terms, Myanmar government says

Question: The opposition leader told the court she didn't know @placeholder, was unaware of his plans to visit, and didn't report his intrusion because she didn't want him to get in trouble.


It is every little girl's dream to go to Disneyland, or so this well intentioned mother thought. But when she told her daughters they were going on a surprise trip to see Mickey Mouse and co, the stunned, silent reaction of one of her children did not give that impression. When fun-loving parent Katie Clem, 33, from Salt Lake City, Utah, decided to treat her kids with a spontaneous trip to the famous theme park, she filmed what she thought would be moment of double joy. But her shock holiday news was met with a hilarious deadpan glare by Chloe, 2, who seemed less than enthusiastic about the idea.
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The parents of a a Muslim fanatic who died in Syria after bragging about his ‘5-star jihad’ have been released on bail after being arrested over Syria-related terrorism offences. Enu Miah, 57, and Hena Choudhury, 48, the parents of 23-year-old Ifthekar Jaman, were arrested yesterday in a dawn raid at their home in Southsea, Portsmouth. Their son - who became known for his online advice to fellow British Muslims seeking to go to Syria - was killed in December after travelling to the war-torn country to fight government troops. The parents of jihadist Ifthekhar Jaman, 23, (left) have been released on bail after their home in Portsmouth was raided on terrorism charges. His sister Tamannah Shaharin (right) was arrested after a raid in Greenwich
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Enu Miah, 57, and Hena Choudhury, 48, arrested  in  raid at Portsmouth home
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Sister Tamannah, 29 and brothers Tuhin, 26, and Mustakim, 23, also arrested
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The three siblings and a woman, 23, from Farnborough, remain in custody

Question: @placeholder’s husband, son and parents-in-law were seen arriving home under police guard and picked up some belongings before leaving.


Dallas (CNN) -- Texas firefighters Wednesday battled blazes that have scorched more than a million acres and have been burning for more than a week, according to the Texas Forest Service. "We're actually seeing Texas burn from border to border. We've got it in west Texas, in east Texas, in north Texas, in south Texas -- it's all over the state," Forest Service spokeswoman April Saginor told CNN Radio. "We've got one in the Dallas area that's four fires that have actually merged together." Saginor said firefighters from 34 states are now in Texas battling blazes that, over the past two weeks, have destroyed more than 170 homes.
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Evacuation orders were lifted for Coke County and Palo Pinto, Texas
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New fires emerge in Stephens and Garza counties in northern Texas

Question: The @placeholder County Sheriff's office said it evacuated 200 residents from the town of Palo Pinto and moved them to shelters.


By Chris Parsons PUBLISHED: 03:01 EST, 6 April 2012 | UPDATED: 04:18 EST, 6 April 2012 The children's charity which produced a YouTube viral targeting Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony have released a sequel to their hugely popular video. Invisible Children's video, 'Kony 2012', directed by filmmaker Jason Russell, racked up 50 million YouTube hits in four days after receiving huge support on Twitter and from A-list celebrities. Now following on from the group's 20-minute Kony documentary last month which swept the world, Invisible Children have released a follow-up YouTube video. The follow-up, 'Kony 2012: Beyond Famous', addresses criticism aimed at the original video, but does not feature director Russell, following his naked rant 'meltdown' in San Diego after the video achieved worldwide fame.
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'Kony 2012: Beyond Famous' addresses criticism aimed at original film
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First YouTube viral received 100m hits and support from celebrities worldwide
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By Daily Mail Reporter and Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 23:42 EST, 29 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:06 EST, 30 December 2013 A third person connected to a grisly murder involving a Chicago teen luring her ex-boyfriend's brother to her new lover who brutally murdered him and butchered his lifeless corpse has been arrested. Milton Miranda, 22, killed Jose Reyes, 30,while Daisy Gutierrez watched before helping conceal evidence, police said. He was arrested Saturday in New Jersey and will join his 19-year-old girlfriend and her father behind bars while awaiting trial. Salvadore Gutierrez, the girl's father, was also arrested for helping bury the viciously murdered man's remains in his back yard, police said.
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Police say 19-year-old Daisy Gutierrez lured Jose Reyes, 30, into the deadly clutches of her jealous boyfriend using a striptease
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Milton Miranda, 22, is accused of beating Mr Reyes with a pipe, slitting his throat, beheading and dismembering him
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Salvador Gutierrez, Daisy's 56-year-old father, is charged with helping conceal the homicide after spending three hours digging the hole behind his Chicago home to bury the remains
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Mr Miranda then put the man's butchered body into plastic bags before tossing them into the hole, cops said

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Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- The general who seized control of Thailand in a coup last week said Monday that he has received royal endorsement to run the politically unstable country and warned of a potential crackdown on people protesting military rule. Dressed in a white uniform and flanked by more than a dozen other military officials, Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha addressed reporters in Bangkok, saying he had received a royal command from the country's deeply revered King to head the ruling military council. Saying there was "no set time period" for when new elections might be held, Prayuth outlined the steps he said his junta plans to take, including setting up a committee to introduce reforms.
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Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha urges people to stop protesting or risk crackdown
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The military took power last week after months of political turmoil

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Editor's Note: M.J. Gohel is executive director of the Asia-Pacific Foundation, an independent intelligence and security think tank based in London, England. His son, Sajjan Gohel, is director for international security at the foundation. They provide analysis to the media, government agencies and military departments. M.J. Gohel, left, and Sajjan Gohel say the attacks had the hallmarks of a transnational group. LONDON, England (CNN) -- The Indian media have described the Mumbai terrorist siege as India's 9/11. The targets for the attacks, many of them symbols of Mumbai's growing power and wealth, were not randomly selected and were intended to send a direct message to India, Israel and the West.
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Gohels: Some in the media are calling Mumbai attacks India's 9/11
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Mumbai siege lingered primarily because gunmen had taken hostages, Gohels say
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Mumbai may have been targeted due to higher security elsewhere, they say

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Heroic Bali bombing survivor Patrick Byrne - who ran back into a the burning Sari nightclub minutes after terrorists had unleashed hell - was found dead on Wednesday. As news of his death, which police described as not suspicious, spread among his close network of friends at the Coogee Dolphins, he was remembered as a joker, a party animal and a selfless mate who hid a world of pain. Recognised with a bravery award in 2008, Pat's actions on the night of the bombings saved countless lives. But it was the horror he faced in a makeshift morgue in the days after the attack that would haunt him to his early grave.
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Patrick Byrne, 41, found dead on Wednesday after 12 years of torment
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The heroic Bali bombing survivor struggled emotionally since the attack
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He lost six of his closest mates in the bombings which killed 88 Australians
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His name will now be added to the official Coogee memorial to victims

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By Lucy Osborne PUBLISHED: 19:04 EST, 29 December 2013 | UPDATED: 15:28 EST, 30 December 2013 He was rescued from starvation in the gutters when his plight touched the hearts of pet lovers. But after being brought to Britain from Bulgaria, former street dog Bobi now faces another battle for survival. For while one charity raised hundreds of pounds to rescue him and fund medical treatment, another – the RSPCA – has taken the three-year-old terrier away, saying he should be put down because he is too disabled. Born survivor: Three-year-old Bobi has the support of an internet petition signed by a staggering 5,000 people
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Bobi was rescued from starvation in the gutters of Bulgaria by pet lovers
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Liverpool and their impressive unbeaten penalty record came to an abrupt end on Thursday when they were dumped out of the Europa League by Turkish outfit Besiktas. Dejan Lovren missed the vital spot kick which not only ended their European dream - but put a stop to their 100 per cent record in continental competition. Rickie Lambert, Adam Lallana, Emre Can and Joe Allen all scored from 12 yards out but it wasn't enough to see Brendan Rodgers's side through. Demba Ba (right) celebrates after his side knocked out Liverpool in the last 32 of the Europa League Rickie Lambert fires home the first Liverpool penalty but it wasn't enough to help his side progress
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Liverpool lost 5-4 on penalties to Besiktas in the Europa League last 32
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By Emine Sinmaz PUBLISHED: 00:24 EST, 27 August 2012 | UPDATED: 00:58 EST, 27 August 2012 A registered sex offender has been charged with the death of 17-year-old Annette Thur who was raped, sodomized and suffocated more than a quarter of a century ago. John William Kelley, a convicted rapist, was charged last Friday with first-degree murder in the case of the teenager whose body was found dumped down a roadside embankment in remote San Mateo County, California, on December 6, 1986. The 49-year-old man from Placerville, California, who did not enter a plea, faces the death penalty or life without parole if he is convicted.
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Annette Thur, 17, was hitchhiking home when John William Kelley kidnapped and raped her on December 6, 1986
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Investigators retested seminal fluid from the crime scene and found that Kelley, who was convicted for rape in 1995, was a match

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By MailOnline Reporter A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas halting the Gaza war appeared to be holding today, as the full extent of the devastation became clear as Palestinians were able to leave shelters and return to their homes. Hopes for an end to the bloodshed in the region were boosted after the two sides agreed to the Egyptian-brokered 72-hour truce, which went into effect at midnight local time on Sunday. In Cairo, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry said the ceasefire would allow humanitarian aid into battered Gaza neighborhoods and the reopening of indirect talks on a more lasting and comprehensive deal.
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Ceasefire between Israel and Hamas holds overnight, allowing Palestinians to leave shelters and return to their homes
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Israeli negotiators arrive in Cairo for talks on ending month-old Gaza war following Egyptian-brokered 72-hour truce
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Four wounded Palestinians flown into Ankara, following Turkey's promise to evacuate thousands from the Gaza Strip

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Houston (CNN) -- For the God-fearing, Harvard-educated NBA star Jeremy Lin, it's deja vu all over again except for two things: This time he's entering Houston's Toyota Center with an fat paycheck in his pocket and inflated expectations in the stands. "I still have to kind of remind myself that this is actually happening sometimes," Lin told reporters in Houston, where he was making his redux debut as a Rocket on Thursday before a phalanx of reporters and cameras after the New York Knicks failed to match Houston's three-year, $25 million offer for the point guard. "But it's a huge blessing from God, and I can't believe how it all shaped up for me, and for me to be able to be here right now, I'm definitely excited and thankful."
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"I just think I'm going to have fun playing here," Lin tells CNN
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Lin makes his media debut as a Houston Rocket Thursday
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Being a role model for younger Asians is important, Lin says

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Tel Hazor in northern Israel has long been a treasure trove for archeologists, but a recent discovery of part of a 4,000-year-old Egyptian sphinx has been a most unexpected find. Inexplicably buried far from Egypt, the paws of a sphinx statue, resting on its base, have been unearthed with an inscription in hieroglyphs naming King Mycerinus. The pharaoh ruled in 2500 BC and oversaw the construction of one of the three Giza pyramids, where he was enshrined. "Once in a lifetime you find something like this," says Amnon Ben-Tor, the director of the excavation and a professor at Hebrew University, which sponsors the archeological digging.
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A 4,000-year-old Egyptian sphinx was an unexpected find in an Israel excavation site, Tel Hazor
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Only the paws have been found so far, and the piece bears the name of a pharaoh who ruled in 2500 BC
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The normally quiet part of Israel is enlivened every summer when archeologists and volunteers arrive to dig
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Excavations first began in the 1950s, and numerous artifacts and documents have been unearthed

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By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 15:36 EST, 9 March 2014 | UPDATED: 04:56 EST, 10 March 2014 Two black teens were suspended from their Missisippi high school for the rest of the year after inadvertently making gang signs in a photo during science class. On the last Friday in January, Olive Branch High School students Dontadrian Bruce, 15, and Desmond Davis, 16, were photographed by their science teacher as they were working on a project about DNA. In the pictures, the two men smile while holding up their thumb, index and middle finger, with their palms facing outward.
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Dontadrian Bruce, 15, and Desmond Davis, 16, were suspended from school for the rest of the year last month
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The two were accused of using a gang symbol at school by their assistant principal
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Both posed in pictures using a symbol for the Vice Lords, a Chicago-based gang, but the two teens say they just meant the number three
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The suspension prompted outrage in the community, leading the school district to reverse their decision and let the boys back in school

Question: 'I thought it was crazy,' @placeholder's father Van Davis said.


(CNN) -- Step into any major urban center across Africa and you'll have no problem accessing your favorite websites, catching the latest news online or sending your friends an e-mail. Step outside the city, however, and you'll soon have to say goodbye to the world (wide web). Read this: Africa's new skyscraper cities Take for example Limpopo, a rural province in the northern part of South Africa, one of the country's poorest regions. "There is just no connectivity whatsoever," says Mahlo Mokgalong, a professor at the University of Limpopo, located outside the city of Polokwane. "From the area where I am," explains Mokgalong, "the nearest Internet cafÃ© will be 30 kilometers (away) -- there are even some people who travel 50 kilometers or so to get to the nearest Internet facility."
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Microsoft trialing TV 'white spaces' to bring broadband to rural Africa
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The company has already launched trials in Kenya and Tanzania
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Microsoft plans to roll out the technology to several other African countries

Question: Consultations over white space schemes in other countries have raised concerns that the technology could interfere with television broadcasts or services using similar frequencies, but @placeholder believes that will not be a problem.


By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 06:56 EST, 3 January 2014 | UPDATED: 22:52 EST, 3 January 2014 The British National Party has laughed off its leader Nick Griffin being declared bankrupt, joking its better than being a millionaire in a coma like Michael Shumacher. The tasteless remark about the Formula 1 star came as fans held a silent vigil outside the hospital where he is being treated for a head injury suffered in a skiing accident on Sunday. But Mr Griffin brushed aside the idea that his financial problems would end his political career and revealed he is writing a booklet on dealing with debts.
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Tasteless joke made as fans held a vigil for driver outside hospital
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Griffin earns £76,000 salary as an MEP plus generous Brussels allowances
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Owes £120,000 to solicitors hired to fight European Commission, court told
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Insists it will not stop him standing in European elections in May

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By Daily Mail Reporter A Coca-Cola shareholder has slammed the beverage giant for paying its executives an excessive $24billion in stock rewards. New York money manager David Winter, founder of Wintergreen Advisers, claims there's 'no reasonable basis' for the lavish proposed payouts and is urging fellow shareholders - including Warren Buffett - to vote down the decision at Coke's upcoming annual meeting. In letter issued to shareholders, multimillionaire Winter wrote: 'We can find no reasonable basis for gifting management 14.2 percent of the share capital of Coca-Cola, worth $24 billion at today's share price.' Too much: New York money manager David Winter, pictured, founder of Wintergreen Advisers, claims there's 'no reasonable basis' for the lavish proposed payouts and is urging fellow shareholders to vote it down
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New York money manager David Winter, founder of Wintergreen Advisers, claims there's 'no reasonable basis' for the lavish proposed payouts
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He is urging fellow shareholders - including Warren Buffett - to vote down the decision at Coke's upcoming annual meeting
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Buffett, chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, holds around 9 percent of Coke's stock
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Coke argues the cash is not a given, but that management will be required to meet specific goals and financial targets to be eligible

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Two Formula One world champions have become the latest to criticise Lewis Hamilton with regards to his attitude and comments throughout the course of the Monaco Grand Prix weekend. Hamilton refused to acknowledge Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg on the podium following the latter's second consecutive victory around the streets of the principality. That followed an incident in qualifying when Rosberg brought out the yellow flags, thwarting Hamilton in his bid to claim pole at a time when he was on a quicker lap than the German. VIDEO Scroll down to ride on board with Lewis Hamilton for a lap of the Monaco GP
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Hamilton refused to acknowledge team-mate Nico Rosberg on the podium
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The feud came after a controversial incident in qualifying
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John Surtees and Mike Hakkinen have criticised the Brit
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has downplayed the rivalry between the two

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(CNN) -- Mention the words Augusta, the Masters and clubs and you'd be forgiven for heading straight to the golf course. And if you're feeling good and looking for all things sugar and spice then here are a few facts which might help your Masters 2013 experience. Feel Good The man himself, "Godfather of Soul" James Brown, still looms large in Augusta with his statue standing proud in the middle of Broad Street. Just a block away is the Imperial Theater where Brown would rehearse and fine tune his music before going abroad on world tours. Born in South Carolina, Brown is still revered with fans from all over the world traveling to honor the singer who died at the age of 73 in December 2006.
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The Masters is held in Augusta, Georgia, every year
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Soul legend James Brown grew up and performed in the area
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Don't miss the "Haunted Pillar" on Broad Street
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Australia's golfers hoping to end Augusta curse

Question: Its critics might accuse @placeholder of being stuck in the past, but the course has been one of the most technically progressive in the golfing world.


Port-au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- French rescuers in Haiti on Wednesday pulled from rubble a girl who they believe could have been trapped since the January 12 earthquake. The 16-year-old girl was found in poor condition but was stable and talking, French spokesman Marcel Orcel said. One of her legs may have been broken, rescuers said. After a 45-minute effort to extract her from the debris, the girl was transported in a helicopter to the French medical ship Sirocco. iReport: Haiti's missing and found | Full coverage Rescuers found the girl after a group of Haitians approached the French embassy in Port-au-Prince and said they could hear a voice in the rubble. The rescuers followed them to the site and made contact with the girl, rescuer Claude Futilla said.
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French rescuers believe she'd been buried since the earthquake struck 15 days ago
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Girl was found in poor condition but was stable and talking
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It took six hours to extract her from the rubble
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It's believed that she had access to water in the bathroom of her house.

Question: The girl, whose name was not immediately available, said "thank you" in @placeholder as she was taken away from the debris on a stretcher, covered with a heating blanket.


(CNN) -- Jacob Zuma insists the World Cup has already brought South Africa closer together, five days before the tournament begins. The South African president says football fervor has gripped the nation ahead of the opening on game on Friday, which sees South Africa take on Mexico at the Soccer City Stadium in Johannesburg. And Zuma is hoping the month-long competition can have the same benefit for the nation as the Rugby World Cup did in 1995. "The enthusiasm, joy and excitement that has engulfed the entire nation in recent weeks has not been witnessed since president Nelson Mandela was released from prison [in 1990]," Zuma told a press conference.
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South African president Jacob Zuma insists the World Cup is uniting the nation
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Zuma says the national pride on show is of "priceless benefit"
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The World Cup begins on Friday when South African play Mexico
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Zuma says he hopes former president Nelson Mandela will attend the World Cup

Question: "The @placeholder flag has become the most popular item on the shopping list of South Africans and this augurs well for our nation-building."


(CNN) -- For far too long, according to Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus, his committee was nothing more than "a U-Haul trailer of money for a presidential nominee" who lacked a permanent, sustainable presence in crucial states. "We had been a party that has shown up once every four years about five months before an election," Priebus told CNN, arguing that no matter how much money you have, that model won't work and hasn't worked in recent years. So after the drubbing the party took at the ballot box in 2012 -- failing to win the White House and losing seats in the House -- Priebus ordered a much-talked about top-down review of the party in an effort to stop Republicans for taking big losses during presidential elections.
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After losses in 2012, RNC Chair Reince Priebus ordered a review of the GOP at the national level
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In 2013, the RNC released a report titled the "Growth & Opportunity Plan"
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By Daily Mail Reporter In an age where many in Hollywood do all they can to look younger, growing old gracefully can be a tricky process. But silver fox George Clooney has proved his natural charm yet again by being voted the world’s top MAG – or Man Aging Gracefully. In a poll of 1,000 people asking which men over 40 had embraced aging the best, 53-year-old Clooney earned top marks for not dyeing his hair and for ‘looking happy in his skin’. Scroll down for video Ageing gracefully: George Clooney, right, was given top marks for not dyeing his hair and for 'looking happy in his skin'. The 53-year-old actor beat his friend Brad Pitt, 50, who came in second place
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The 53-year-old actor earned top marks for looking 'happy in his skin'
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Brad Pitt, 50, came in second place with Johnny Depp, 51, took third
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Actor Daniel Craig, 44, was the highest-rated Britain in fourth place
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Top ten also included Sean Penn, Will Smith and Colin Firth

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A high school class in Germany has apologised after teenage pupils allegedly started greeting each other with 'Heil Hitler' and communicating in Nazi slogans. The children of class 9a said sorry for their actions on Facebook after intense pressure from parents and staff at the school, in Leipzig in east Germany - but claimed that not all of them were involved. It comes after it emerged that all 29 members of the class - including a Jewish boy - subscribed to a WhatsApp chatroom where Hitler and the Nazis were routinely praised. Horrific: A photograph of one of the male students in class 9A at the Landsberg School near Leipzig, east Germany, shows him raising his right arm in a Nazi salute
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Year 9 class says sorry amid claims they communicated in 'Nazi slogans'
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German authorities are investigating teenagers' WhatsApp conversations
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Said to have 'swapped Nazi sayings and slogans' throughout the school day
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Pictures show teens doing Heil Hitler salutes and wearing Hitler moustaches
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Class release statement on Facebook claiming not all of them were involved

Question: Fear: Parents are in shock after media reports that students in the class, boys and girls ages 14 and 15, appear to have been engaging in the behaviour on @placeholder

Question: It was well known, it seems, that he was @placeholder.'


(CNN) -- Brazilian star Kaka expects to be joined by fellow world 'Galacticos' as Real Madrid president Florentino Perez constructs a Spanish Primera Liga side that he hopes will rule supreme. Brazilian superstar Kaka expects to the first of several 'Galaticos' joining Spanish giants Real Madrid. World Player of the Year Cristiano Ronaldo would join $100 million signing Kaka at the Bernabeu tomorrow if Perez had his way. So, too, would the likes of Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Villa. "Real Madrid intend to build a great team, along with historic players such as Raul and Casillas," said Kaka. "We will make history again, both in Spain and Europe. I guess the sporting project is very good. The world's 20 most wanted footballers.
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Brazilian Kaka expects to be joined by fellow world 'Galacticos' at Real Madrid
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President Florentino Perez constructing a side that he hopes will rule supreme
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Cristiano Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and David Villa will be on the wanted list

Question: @placeholder wants Real to rediscover the flair, verve and artistry that once made them the most celebrated club in world football.


(CNN) -- The image of Solomon Northup's body hanging from a tree -- noose around his neck, hands tied behind his back, feet barely touching the ground -- is uncomfortable to look at. And Steve McQueen, director of "12 Years a Slave," does not spare the audience with an expedient exit. There is no overbearing soundtrack to drown out the sound of him gasping for air. For what feels like an eternity, McQueen makes us watch. He makes us listen. He makes us know the truth about slavery in a way no Hollywood film in recent memory has. The beatings are not brief. Christianity is not spared. There are no scenes of white heroes racing against time to save him or undo the injustice that is being done.
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LZ Granderson: "12 Years a Slave" deserves praises for its unflinching portrayal
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Granderson: Even though it's a contender for Oscars, it hasn't attracted many viewers
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Granderson: "12 Years" deserves best picture for sure, but who will see it?

Question: There is a chance that could change, because historically, there is a surge in interest in movies that are @placeholder darlings.


Mexico City, Mexico (CNN) -- An 80-year-old Roman Catholic priest was found stabbed to death in his church in the city of Oaxaca, in southern Mexico, CNNMexico.com reported Thursday, citing state police. The Rev. Carlos Salvador Wotto was found in the church office Wednesday night with several stab wounds and bound hands and feet, CNNMexico reported. Wotto had been the parish priest at Nuestra Senora de las Nieves (Our Lady of the Snow) for eight years. State and local authorities were investigating and no motive was immediately given. Jose Guadalupe Barragan, a spokesman for the Archdiocese of Antequera, said church officials would wait for the investigation to end before commenting.
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The slain priest was found in the church office with bound hands and feet
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The Rev. Carlos Salvador Wotto had been the parish priest for eight years

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French President Francois Hollande has warned that diplomacy with Russia  'cannot go on forever' as world leaders prepare to meet Vladimir Putin to discuss and end to the war in Ukraine. Speaking at a news conference in Paris this morning, Hollande said he and German Chancellor Angela Merkel will go to Kiev this afternoon to produce a conflict-resolution deal that would be acceptable to all parties. But he told journalists that while France and Berlin had chosen diplomacy rather than arming Kiev troops against the pro-Russian separatists, negotiations could not drag on indefinitely. Earlier this morning US Secretary of State John Kerry arrived in Kiev to join the talks, with Hollande and Merkel confirming they will be travelling on to continue the talks with Putin in Moscow tomorrow.
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Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel are travelling to Ukraine today
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They hope to broker a deal to help end the conflict in east of the country
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Leaders will travel to Moscow tomorrow to continue talks with Putin
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US Secretary of State John Kerry is also  in Kiev to take part in the talks
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Meanwhile NATO has boosted its Rapid Response Force from 13,000 to 30,000, in reaction to Russian actions in Ukraine
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News comes as EU leaders consider tough new  sanctions against Moscow

Question: 'France is not favorable to Ukraine's entry into @placeholder, let us be clear,' Hollande said today.


Brazilian football legend Ronaldo has challenged tennis star Rafael Nadal to a live head-to-head poker match. The Spanish 14-time Grand Slam champion has accepted the duel with the game scheduled to take place on November 6 in London. The global sports stars clashed last year in the European Poker Tour Prague Charity Challenge, which raised £79,000 for good causes. Pokerstars.com are putting on the eagerly anticipated event and will broadcast it live. Nadal took the spoils, seeing off Ronaldo and four other players.en route to winning the tournament. Tennis hero Nadal said: 'It was my first live poker tournament when I last played against Ronaldo and one year later I'm more confident with my skill level.
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Brazil legend Ronaldo and 14-time Grand Slam winner Nadal to meet in live one-on-one poker clash
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The pair met at the gambling table last year in a Prague charity event
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He said: 'This time it will be different because I've been improving my poker strategy'
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Event will take place in London on November 6

Question: @placeholder added: 'The last time we played together Rafa won and it was a lot of fun.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Quentin Tarantino's new movie "Inglourious Basterds" comes with a film inside the film, a Nazi propaganda movie promoting the glory of Germany's Third Reich. Eli Roth and Brad Pitt star in "Inglourious Basterds." Roth also directed a short film within the film. Tarantino said he's not worried people might be offended by the short film, which is being promoted by a trailer that is now a viral video on the Internet. "You would have to have absolutely, positively no sense of humor at all not to get it," Tarantino said. "Stolz der Nation" -- which translates into English as "Nation's Pride" -- was produced true to the style of Joseph Goebbels, Adolf Hitler's propaganda minister, but by Eli Roth, the director-actor who also plays one of Tarantino's "Basterds" known as the "Bear Jew."
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"Inglourious Basterds" features Nazi propaganda film
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Film was made by Jewish director Eli Roth, who also stars in "Basterds"
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"Basterds," the latest from Quentin Tarantino, opens August 21

Question: "Being @placeholder, I wanted to make it a real propaganda film," Roth said.


Euphoria reigned in many parts of Barcelona and the surrounding region of Catalonia on Monday, a day after 1.6 million people there cast symbolic votes to secede from Spain. But the sentiment for Catalan independence was not shared in Madrid, where there was skepticism, as Spain's Justice Minister called the straw vote a "farce" without any democratic validity. Even after more than 2 million Catalans voted on Sunday, defying two decisions by Spain's highest court that it was illegal to cast a ballot on independence, the two entrenched sides -- the Catalan government in Spain's second largest city of Barcelona and the Spanish government in the capital, Madrid -- seemed no closer to solving the thorny issue.
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Over 2 million Catalans voted on Sunday, defying decisions by Spain's highest court
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The result heavily favors independence, but Madrid says symbolic vote was a "farce"
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Catalan secessionists have staged massive street demonstrations in recent years
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The Spanish government says the constitution doesn't allow one region to unilaterally secede

Question: None of that mattered on Sunday to many in @placeholder, in northeast Spain, where the regional government, backed by 40,000 volunteers instead of regular election officials, staged the symbolic vote.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:37 EST, 14 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:52 EST, 14 February 2014 The lawyer tapped to investigate allegations of workplace misconduct within the Miami Dolphins organization that led to former offensive tackle Jonathan Martin's quitting the team has released his independent report on the allegations and found that at least three players - including shamed guard Richie Incognito - harassed not only Martin, but several other players on the team. The investigation was conducted by attorney Ted Wells, who is the co-chair of the litigation department at the firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, and was retained by NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell in November to look into the allegations of harassment - that in many cases was racially charged - against Incognito that Martin claims caused him to leave the team mid-season.
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The report found that John Jerry and Mike Pouncey also bullied Martin
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Jerry, Pouncey and Incognito also harassed another young lineman and a team trainer
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Martin wrote 'heartbreaking' emails to his mother prior to his decision to leave the team
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The Dolphins will now decide what - if any - punishment to give Incognito, Jerry and Pouncey
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Incognito responded to the report through his attorney, calling it 'replete with errors'

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Singapore (CNN) -- A police investigation into one man's death has now become an issue between two countries. Singapore's Foreign Ministry on Sunday said it was "deeply disappointed" by the attempt of two U.S. senators to block funding to the country's state-backed Institute of Microelectronics in a dispute over the investigation into the death of American who had worked there. U.S. Sens. Max Baucus and Jon Tester of Montana recently introduced a measure to block U.S. funding to the institute until U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder certifies that the FBI had full access to all evidence related to the death of research engineer Shane Todd.
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Montana senators aim to stop funding Singapore firm after U.S. employee's death
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Singapore coroner called it a suicide, but Todd's family says his death was suspicious
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Todd was working on semiconductor material Gallium Nitride, which has military uses

Question: Todd's parents, who are from @placeholder, had raised the issue with the senators in early March.


Senior bishops have raised the prospect of asking the Queen to dissolve the Church of England’s ‘Parliament’, the General Synod, if it continues to oppose the creation of women bishops. The unprecedented proposal was made in a confidential meeting chaired by the Archbishop of Canterbury last week and reflects Church leaders’ frustration with the Synod for narrowly defeating legislation in November to allow women priests to become bishops. The House of Bishops unveiled fresh plans on Friday to push through the historic reforms within two years and is preparing for a battle with traditionalists. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby held a confidential meeting last week about the issue
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Archbishop of Canterbury chaired a confidential meeting last week
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Plans for historic reforms may be pushed through within two years
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Archbishop is preparing for battle with traditionalists

Question: The fallout was highly damaging to the Church’s credibility and MPs have threatened to impose women bishops by passing legislation in @placeholder if the Church fails to resolve the crisis.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Round two of the battle of the propofol experts started Thursday afternoon in the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor as the defense anesthesiology expert began his testimony. When Dr. Paul White continues his testimony Friday, and he is expected to counter the conclusions of prosecution anesthesiologist Dr. Steven Shafer, whose earlier testimony spanned more than a week of Dr. Conrad Murray's involuntary manslaughter trial. Dr. White said that after reviewing the reports, evidence and analysis from investigators in Jackson's death he was not convinced Dr. Murray was responsible. "I was somewhat perplexed at how a determination has been made that Dr. Murray was infusing propofol," White said. "It wasn't obvious to me, I thought there were questions."
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NEW: Defense expert "perplexed" by investigator's conclusions
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Addiction specialist testifies Jackson was "probably addicted" to Demerol
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Demerol withdrawal could've caused Jackson's insomnia, expert says
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Jury deliberations in Murray's involuntary manslaughter trial could begin early next week

Question: While @placeholder was not found in Jackson's blood or body during his autopsy, the defense contends it played a major role in his death.


By Ellie Buchdahl PUBLISHED: 09:05 EST, 7 September 2013 | UPDATED: 13:18 EST, 7 September 2013 His films taught us that - provided you can put up with a car chase, a swim in an eel-infested pond or a mad dash along London's Southbank - love, actually, will always find a way. But Richard Curtis has revealed that he felt compelled to write his happily-ever-after romantic comedies because of a personal heartbreak - and named the woman at who caused it. The director, whose works include Love Actually, Notting Hill and Four Weddings And A Funeral, said his student girlfriend Carolyn Colquhoun 'broke my heart spectacularly, as a result of which I wrote about unbroken hearts for ten years'.
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British director of Notting Hill and Four Weddings And A Funeral names Carolyn Colquhoun, now Carolyn Morton-Hooper, as his muse
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Curtis now lives with partner, broadcaster Emma Freud, and their four children
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Mrs Morton-Hooper says she has not seen Curtis for years but would 'quite like a word with him'
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Couple dated for 12 months in 1970s
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Miss Colquhoun also dated Rowan Atkinson at Oxford University

Question: Now a history teacher, Mrs @placeholder enjoyed a brief acting career, appearing in several television shows between 1983 and 1992 including an


(CNN) -- Millions of American parents spend countless hours trying to figure out how to help their children get better grades, better teachers or better schools. They may want to take a page from Finland, which is considered to have one of the leading education systems in the world. Finnish students consistently score near the top in the Program for International Student Assessment, or PISA, for reading, mathematics and science. The 2012 PISA results tell us that in these three subjects combined Finland ranks third after Korea and Japan. In comparison, American students' combined performance in reading, mathematics and science places the United States at 21st among 34 Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development countries.
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Many American parents worry about their kids getting good grades and doing well in school
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Pasi Sahlberg: Finland has one of the leading education systems in the world
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He says U.S. can learn from Finland in building an education system that enhances equity
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Sahlberg: U.S. education focuses on testing and data, which skews teaching priorities

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Question: Some aspects of the @placeholder school system are not helpful in improving education quality and equity.


The Obama administration has shipped weapons directly to Kurdish forces battling ISIS militants in northern Iraq and is considering ways to expand the transfer of arms, U.S. officials told CNN. Shipments have so far come from the CIA, two U.S. officials said. But discussions are underway inside the administration about whether the Defense Department might get involved. The Pentagon and the State departments do not sell or transfer weapons to non-state entities, but the administration is looking at whether there is a way around that restriction, one official said. "We're working with the government of Iraq to increasingly and very quickly get urgently needed arms to the Kurds," State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf told CNN's New Day on Monday.
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The Kurdish Peshmerga is fighting ISIS militants in northern Iraq
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Arms shipments have come from the CIA so far, officials said
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The Obama administration is looking to possibly expand the transfer of weapons

Question: The CIA shipments are useful because the @placeholder fighters -- known as the Peshmerga -- use different arms and ammunition than the U.S. military stocks, so the intelligence agency is better equipped to get that type of material to the Kurds quickly.


By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 07:02 EST, 5 February 2013 | UPDATED: 04:50 EST, 6 February 2013 A tiger killed its trainer during a circus performance in northern Mexico, it emerged today. Footage posted on YouTube purportedly shows the trainer, American Alexander Crispin circling two tigers during his act for Circo Suarez in Sonora state. One of the animals then lunges towards the 35-year-old and pulls him to the ground. Scroll down for video Witness: The trainer and the tiger were videoed from outside the ring by an onlooker This picture is believed to show the trainer Alexander Crispin 'Suarez', who was killed by a tiger during a performance of Circus Suarez in the city of Hermosillo, Mexico
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U.S. citizen Alexander Crispin circled two tigers during his act
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One of the animals then lunged towards him and pulled him down
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The 35-year-old was bitten on the neck before dying in hospital
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Video of the attack in Sonora state was posted on YouTube

Question: Immediately, spectators flee the circus tent as two workers beat the tiger to free @placeholder, who was pinned to the ground


Despite admitting it was a late foul that could have left his player with a broken leg, Gus Poyet offered a defence, of sorts, for Fabian Delph, after the midfielder received Aston Villa’s third straight red in four games. The Sunderland manager believes Delph’s reputation for tough tackling precedes him and may have contributed to his early exit for a mistimed challenge on Jordi Gomez. Poyet was Dennis Wise’s assistant at Leeds when Delph was a teenager unafraid to make his presence felt on the training pitches. At Villa Park, his attempt to win possession three minutes after the break went wrong and instead he left his studs on Gomez’s ankle. Referee Martin Atkinson showed no hesitation in producing the red card.
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10-men Aston Villa held out to earn a goalless draw with Sunderland in their Premier League clash at Villa Park
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Sunderland's Liam Bridcutt was forced off with through injury after a collision with Christian Benteke on 19minutes
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England midfielder Fabian Delph was dismissed for a rash challenge on Jordi Gomez early in the second half
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Paul Lambert's side were reduced to 10-men for the third time in four matches over the festive period

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By J Gardner The family of the real-life Aunt Jemima is suing the company that made her face synonymous with breakfast for $2billion. D.W. Hunter is the great-grandson of Anna Short Harrington, whose pancake recipe reportedly earned her the honor of becoming the Aunt Jemima mascot in 1935, and says hi family royalties that the company knowingly withheld for over 75 years. He is suing Quaker Oats, its parent company Pepsico and other companies related to the brand on behalf of all Harrington's great grandchildren. A real Aunt Jemima? Aunt Jemima was reportedly based on Anna Short Harrington, but her family says no one has seen a dime since her death in 1955
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D. W. Hunter is suing Pepsico, Quaker Oats and other companies related to the brand
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Hunter says his great-grandmother Anna Short Harrington was an employee of Quaker Oats but the company conspired to deny it
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Harrington was reportedly selected as the face of Aunt Jemima when her pancake recipe was chosen for the mass market by Quaker in 1935

Question: The family says Quaker stole 64 original formulas and 22 menus from @placeholder and accuses the company of having a 'racial element' in their exploitation of women since Aunt Jemima debuted in the 1880s.


New York (CNN)  -- The unregulated nature of the Web has aided a proliferation of cyber-hate, according to a report the Simon Wiesenthal Center for Tolerance released Monday. The report, Digital Terrorism and Hate 2010, notes that there are about 11,500 hate-affiliated Web pages, a 20 percent jump from last year's study. According to the Wiesenthal Center, personal blogs as well as mainstream social-networking sites such as Facebook, MySpace, YouTube and Twitter are easily flooded with racist and terrorist-related content. "The spike is not in traditional Web sites in the United States," said Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Center. "It's more global and almost all in the social-networking area."
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Internet's unregulated nature has aided proliferation of cyber-hate, report says
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Number of hate-affiliated Web pages jumped 20 percent in past year
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Personal blogs, mainstream social-networking sites are affected, authors say

Question: and the answer in every single case is the @placeholder link," Cooper said.


(CNN) -- Syria's main opposition group cast doubt on a Pakistani Taliban commander's claim that his fighters are establishing a presence in Syria to battle President Bashar al-Assad's regime. The Syrian National Coalition questioned news reports, including on CNN, saying the Taliban has opened an office in Syria. The group notes that a member of Taliban's Shura Council denied the development, calling it a "rumor." Lucy Liu: Syria's children deserve chance to be kids again "We ask for clarification regarding coverage that reflects poorly on the Syrian revolution, particularly news about Taliban's office in Syria and other news items about Islamist fighters," the coalition said in a statement released Thursday.
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NEW: Are they individuals or part of a splinter group?
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The Pakistani Taliban is quoted as saying it has fighters in Syria
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Foreign fighters have been a presence in Syria
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A Taliban member calls the news of Taliban fighters in Syria a rumor, the opposition says

Question: CNN journalists previously inside @placeholder have seen foreign fighters participate in the country's civil war, which sprang from unrest sparked in the spring of 2011.


By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 07:17 EST, 28 June 2012 | UPDATED: 19:24 EST, 29 June 2012 Angela Merkel finally gave ground over new measures to save the stricken euro following an extraordinary night of summit brinkmanship by Italy and Spain. The German Chancellor reluctantly signed off a deal which will allow the eurozone’s £600billion bailout fund to invest directly in Spain and Italy’s  crippled banks. British sources last night insisted that no UK taxpayers’ money would be involved in the deal, as David Cameron had already extricated us from any involvement in the bailout funds. Scroll down for video
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Eurozone leaders work through the night to thrash out a deal
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel forced into embarrassing U-turn after abandoning demands for tough reforms in exchange for bailout money
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Leaders agree to lower borrowing costs of Italy and Spain
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Italian newspapers cannot hide their glee with anti-Merkel front pages
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Fears that Britain's financial industry might be left isolated after it was also agreed to create a single supervisory body for euro area banks

Question: The Italian media launched an extraordinary attack on @placeholder yesterday, as the country gloated about a ‘double victory’ over Germany.


A Tasmanian devil was mysteriously found dead and may have been murdered at a New Mexico zoo this week. Zookeepers at Albuquerque BioPark Zoo were aghast when they found Jasper the Tasmanian devil lying on the ground in a puddle of his own blood when they went to care for him on Wednesday morning. Fox reports that Jasper was last seen alive on Tuesday afternoon. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Likely murdered: Jasper (not pictured) was discovered dead on Wednesday morning in a puddle of his own blood after it appears he was hit by a heavy piece of asphalt Disappearing: A rare form of cancer is killing off the Tasmanian devils in Australia  so wildlife workers are trying to keep breeding the animals to keep them alive
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Jasper the Tasmanian devil was mysteriously found dead in a pile of his own blood at the Albuquerque BioPark Zoo
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Police are investigating the incident and believe that someone might have thrown a giant piece of asphalt at Jasper causing him to fracture his skull
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If caught the murderer could go to jail for animal cruelty
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Surveillance footage shows two boys and a man leaving the animal's enclosure at around 4:30 p.m. but they are not suspects at this time

Question: Because the Tasmanian is from @placeholder, the zoo will need to notify the Australian government.


Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN) -- The Bangladeshi government has been asked to find a compromise to bring an end to the Grameen Bank crisis created by removing its founder, microcredit pioneer Muhammad Yunus. "We remain hopeful that a compromise solution can be reached to the satisfaction of all parties," said Robert O. Blake, U.S. assistant secretary of state for South and Central Asian affairs, as he was wrapping up his four-day Bangladesh visit on Tuesday. Yunus "has brought great honor to Bangladesh, and we in the United States have been deeply troubled by the difficulties he is currently facing," Blake said at a press conference at American Club in Dhaka.
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State Department official says U.S. is "deeply troubled" by the situation
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Yunus and nine Grameen Bank directors have petitions pending before appeals court
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Nobel Peace Laureate Muhammad Yunus was removed as head of bank he founded

Question: @placeholder's work cast a global spotlight on microcredit, a then-novel idea of making small loans to poor people who would not qualify for standard bank loans.


By Chris Foy Follow @@FoyChris In the exceptionally difficult and frustrating circumstances, England’s coaches have put together a side that, in most areas, has enough quality to challenge the All Blacks. Stuart Lancaster and his assistants have had to choose from a significantly diluted pool of available players, given the enforced absence of more than a dozen leading men, including five Lions. Yet, the line-up they have selected to play at Eden Park reflects the enhanced depth at their disposal in the majority of positions. There’s no Alex Corbisiero at loosehead prop, but Joe Marler is a powerful deputy who has had a fine season. Dan Cole is not on tour, but David Wilson filled in at tighthead with distinction during the Six Nations. In the second row, Courtney Lawes will be hugely missed but Geoff Parling – who started in Sydney when the Lions won their series against Australia last summer – is a reliable figure to fill the void and run the lineout with supreme expertise.
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England are depleted but still have the players to challenge New Zealand
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Rob Webber, Freddie Burns and Kyle Eastmond all have important roles
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Stuart Lancaster sweating on the fitness of scrum half Danny Care
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Ben Youngs will step up if Care fails late fitness test ahead of match

Question: Yet, even if that vision is achieved, @placeholder have more potency to summon from the bench, so if they haven’t taken control by the hour mark, they surely will in the final quarter.

Question: The acid test: @placeholder (left) takes England to New Zealand to face the might of the All Blacks


(CNN)Few parents are delighted to learn that their daughter is a porn star, even a highly successful one. But for 21-year-old Mia Khalifa of Florida, a family dispute has taken on international dimensions. Khalifa is PornHub's highest-ranked adult star. But she is also Lebanese-born -- and her chosen line of work has not only disappointed her parents but generated huge controversy in her native country. The debate has gained such a head of steam that some Arab news outlets  published a family statement this week condemning Khalifa's actions and expressing the family's regret about her fame as a porn star.
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Mia Khalifa moved with her family from Lebanon to the United States as a child
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"We are probably paying the price of living away from our homeland," her family says

Question: "Hence, we emphasize that we disassociate ourselves from her actions which do not reflect her family beliefs, her upbringing or  her true @placeholder roots.

Question: She married an American guy in February 2011 and is currently living with him in @placeholder.

Question: She is a 21-year old in @placeholder who has made a decision for herself, with absolutely no wider implications."


After a lightning-fast summer assault by ISIS that saw most of Iraq fall into their hands, the country's military is now fighting back and has won a string of symbolic victories. But while Iraq's leaders insist it is their army on the offensive, in reality the victories are being won by a powerful Iranian general - the 'fearless' Ghasem Soleimani. Refusing to wear a bullet-proof vest on the front lines, and with his motto 'death is the beginning of life, not the end', he has inspired Iraqi troops to victory where the government has failed. 'Fearless': While the Iraqi military has claimed a series of victories against ISIS in recent weeks, sources have attributed them to the Iranian general Ghasem Soleimani (pictured) who is said to be leading attacks
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Ghasem Soleimani has been leading troops in Iraq to victories against ISIS
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Fights alongside Iranian Revolutionary Guard and troops from Hezbollah
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Also joined by Shiite militias as they drive Islamic State away from Baghdad
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But presence of Shiite troops is causing concern among Sunni villagers
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Accused of killing civilians as threat of new waves of violence grows

Question: They said the men provided weapons training to some 7,000 @placeholder troops and militia fighters and coordinated with military commanders ahead of the operation.


Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The Pakistani Taliban on Tuesday claimed responsibility for a foiled plot to assassinate a high-profile television journalist by planting a bomb on his car. Hamid Mir, a senior anchor on Geo TV's prime time programming, escaped the attempt on his life Monday when the bomb was found attached to the back of his car and disabled before it could cause any harm. Read more: Who are the Pakistani Taliban? "We will continue targeting journalists who propagate a secular agenda and side with the government," Ihsanullah Ihsan, a spokesman for the Pakistani Taliban, said by telephone Tuesday.
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A bag containing explosives is found attached to Hamid Mir's car
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He is an anchor on the television station Geo TV's prime time broadcast
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"I will not stop telling the truth," Mir says following the attempt

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 13:28 EST, 14 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:12 EST, 14 September 2013 Nick Clegg tonight pleaded with his party to unite behind him, as Lembit Opik made fresh calls for the Lib Dem leader to quit. Writing for MailOnline, ex-MP Mr Opik warned that without a new leader the Lib Dems faced ‘destruction’. In a damning assessment of the Deputy Prime Minister’s performance, Mr Opik claims that if the party were a business ‘he’d have been fired a long ago’. Clash: Ex-Lib Dem MP Lembit Opik said it was 'nothing personal' but Nick Clegg has to quit as Lib Dem leader
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Deputy Prime Minister urges his party to take pride in being in government
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Tells rally at conference in Glasgow of the importance of 'unity
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But ex-Lib Dem MP Lembit Opik warns the party faces destruction
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Repeats call for Deputy PM to resign as leader to turn the polls around

Question: Mr @placeholder sought to brush off the attack from a long-standing critics, insisting: ‘He tends to always do so like clockwork at this time of year.


By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 4:05 PM on 20th February 2012 Mystery: Vodafone executive Mark Breslin was found dead in America while on business as Head of Commercial Global M2M Mystery today surrounds the death of a Vodafone executive found dead in America. Father-of-two Mark Breslin - who was Head of Commercial Global M2M - was found by staff in a hotel bedroom in Seattle. Mr Breslin, 39 - who had joint British-American Citizenship - was in America on business. A post mortem has failed to find the cause of death and Seattle police continue to investigate his death.
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Mark Breslin leaves a wife and two children
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Post mortem fails to establish cause of death

Question: Toxicology and histology tests were now taking place in @placeholder and would be sent to him later.


Hamid Dabashi is the author of "Iran: A People Interrupted." He is Hagop Kevorkian Professor of Iranian Studies and Comparative Literature at Columbia University in New York. His Web site is http://www.hamiddabashi.com/ Hamid Dabashi says it's wrong to view the conflict in Iran as a battle of the middle class vs. the poor. (CNN) --   In a short essay that Abbas Amanat, a scholar of 19th-century Iran at Yale University, was asked to write for The New York Times on the current crisis in Iran, he asserted that what we are witnessing is "the rise of a new middle class whose demands stand in contrast to the radicalism of the incumbent President [Mahmoud] Ahmadinejad and the core conservative values of the clerical elite, which no doubt has the backing of a religiously conservative sector of the population."
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Hamid Dabashi: Some are depicting Iran conflict as a battle of middle class vs. poor
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Dabashi: Mir Hossein Moussavi draws support from wider group than middle class
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He says it's wrong to say Mahmoud Ahmadinejad supporters are poor, rural Iranians
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Dabashi says best parallel may be to the U.S. civil rights movement of 1960s

Question: Highly educated, pro-Western and progressive Iranians are thus placed on @placeholder's side, while backward villagers and urban poor are on Ahmadinejad's.


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Although Daniel Day-Lewis appears on track to win the best actor Oscar next month, he suggests his win at the Screen Actors Guild Awards Sunday may actually hurt his chances. "There's a good chance I won't," Day-Lewis said backstage at the SAG Awards. His riveting portrayal of Abraham Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" has been honored with the Golden Globe and SAG best actor awards. While those awards are often predictive of the Oscar best actor winner, Day-Lewis is downplaying his chances. "I think members of the Academy love surprises, so the worst thing that can happen to you is some kind of expectations," he said. "I think they'd probably be delighted if it was anybody else."
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Oscar voters "love surprises," Daniel Day-Lewis says
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"There was absolutely no way that I thought we'd win this award," Ben Affleck says
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"I'm going to go to an island somewhere" after Oscars, Jennifer Lawrence says
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Bryan Cranston tries to discourage young actors, telling them it takes " total dedication"

Question: Day-@placeholder would be the first male actor to win three best actor Oscars.


They were tried through YouTube and hanged by remote control as hundreds captured their agonising last moments on mobile phones. But though the deaths of Alireza Mafiha and Mohammad Ali Sarvari had all the accoutrements of the 21st century, the essence of their executions was medieval. The pair, executed for robbery, were paraded before a baying crowd of 300 in a public park at the centre of the Iranian capital, Tehran. Shocking: Iranians witness the public execution of Alireza Mafiha and Mohammad Ali Sarvari in Tehran. The two men posted a video on YouTube in December showing them robbing and assaulting a man with a machete
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Alireza Mafiha, 23 and Mohammad Ali Sarvari, 20, executed in Tehran
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Pair had posted a video of themselves assaulting man with machete
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Footage shown on state television and caused public outcry
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Two accomplices were sentenced to 10 years in prison and 74 lashes

Question: balaclava-clad @placeholder police officer who put an arm around his back.


Under the care of "optimistic" doctors, Jahi McMath -- whom a judge and other doctors have declared brain-dead, over her family's objections -- is "improving" days after her release from an Oakland, California, hospital, her family's lawyer said. However, barring a misdiagnosis, medical experts say the teen's condition can't improve if she is truly "brain dead," because there's no way to come back to life once brain activity ceases. Attorney Chris Dolan detailed some of what's happened to the 13-year-old girl since her release Sunday from Children's Hospital & Research Center Oakland. After initially "doing poorly she is stabilizing," he said, adding that the teen underwent tracheotomy and gastrostomy tube procedures.
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Jahi had successful procedures after leaving an Oakland hospital, lawyer says
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"She is doing very well and getting the treatment she should have gotten," he adds
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Doctors believe "her health is improving," adds the McMath family's lawyer
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Doctors and a judge declared her brain dead; her family disagreed

Question: @placeholder has declined to say if she had been transferred to another facility and, if so, to describe that facility.