(CNN) -- Casey Anthony's defense team was expected to call more witnesses Friday, a day after presenting testimony that seemed to try to create doubts about forensic evidence presented earlier in the case. On Thursday, the first day the defense began calling witness, Anthony's attorney Jose Baez called several to testify about the evidence. Two of them were FBI examiner Heather Seubert and Orange County, Florida, Sheriff's Office crime scene technician Gerardo Bloise who said that testing found no blood on any of Anthony's clothes, in her car trunk or in the interior of the car. Prosecutors allege that Anthony, 25, killed Caylee in 2008 by using chloroform on her and putting duct tape over her nose and mouth. They allege she then put the little girl's body in black garbage bags and stored it in her trunk before dumping it in woods near her home.
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Casey Anthony is accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee, in 2008
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Anthony faces seven counts in Caylee's death, including first-degree murder
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Her defense maintains the child drowned in the Anthony pool

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(EW.com) -- This is how it generally works: Jay Pharoah or Jason Sudeikis screams "Live from New York, it's Saturday Night!" The house band kicks in, the immortal Don Pardo announces the cast. And then, the stage door opens, and a smiling celebrity walks out towards the camera. You try and gauge her body language because what you really want to know is: Is this going to be funny? It's late on Saturday night and you just need to know whether you're going to watch this from start to finish right now ... or whether you should go to bed and simply scan through "Weekend Update" tomorrow on the DVR.
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EW.com hosts a best "Saturday Night Live" host poll
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Readers chose Justin Timberlake as the best host this year
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He beat out Melissa McCarthy, who came in second place

Question: Thanks again for voting throughout the year, and congratulations to @placeholder, Mr. Saturday Night 2013.


By Thomas Durante and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:38 EST, 3 April 2013 | UPDATED: 23:05 EST, 3 April 2013 Thirteen Rutgers University faculty members are demanding the resignation of university President Robert Barchi over his response to a video showing basketball coach Mike Rice hitting, shoving and berating his players with anti-gay slurs. The professors' letter to the school's trustees and Board of Governors calls for Barchi's job. It says his handling of the 'homophobic and misogynist abuse' was inexcusable. Rice was fired Wednesday, a day after the video surfaced publicly. Barchi approved a three-game suspension for Rice last year after the school first learned of the video.
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Coach Mike Rice was fired by the university after a video was released that showed him pushing, kicking and spewing homophobic remarks at players
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Rice admits that his behavior was wrong, and apologizes to players, Rutgers, the community and his family
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Former NBA player Eric Murdock, who was Rutgers' director of player development until 2012, distributed the tape to ESPN
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Rice was suspended for three games and fined $50,000 in December after athletic director Tim Pernetti saw the tape and conducted an investigation

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ISIS has Americans worried. Two-thirds of those surveyed in a recent Pew Research poll said they consider the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria to be a "major threat" to this country. But are such fears really justified? Despite the impression you may have had from listening to U.S. officials in recent weeks, the answer is probably not really. For a start, U.S. officials have been inflating the numbers of Americans fighting for ISIS, which has muddied the issue for the public. U.S. Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel, for example, told CNN's Jim Sciutto earlier this month, "We are aware of over 100 U.S. citizens who have U.S. passports who are fighting in the Middle East with ISIL forces." (ISIS is sometimes referred to as ISIL and now calls itself the Islamic State).
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Two-thirds of Americans say ISIS "major threat" to U.S.
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U.S. officials have inflated numbers of Americans fighting for ISIS, says Peter Bergen
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Claims that over 100 U.S. citizens fighting with ISIS are probably overestimate
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Somalia example suggests those fighting in Syria won't pose U.S. threat, Bergen says

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Washington (CNN) -- Mitt Romney worshiped his father. Barack Obama barely knew his. In the nature-versus-nurture debate, psychologists say fathers play an important role in the men their sons become. And the two presidential candidates' relationships with their fathers offer insight into the men they are today. "It's called the cloth of individuality," said Dr. Ditta M. Oliker, a clinical psychologist whose research has focused on the lasting effects of childhood in adulthood. Rather than an either/or, she said, psychologists now recognize the cloth that results from the interweaving of a person's DNA and experience dictates both personality and character.
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Obama's, Romney's relationships with their fathers shaped the men they became
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Obama relied on photos, clippings and family stories to learn more about his father
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"My dad is Mitt's hero," G. Scott Romney, Mitt's older brother, said
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For both candidates, "the message is that somebody did something right"

Question: "My father became a prop in someone else's narrative," @placeholder wrote, "An attractive prop -- the alien figure with the heart of gold, the mysterious stranger who saves the town and wins the girl -- but a prop nonetheless."


By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 05:31 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:44 EST, 2 September 2013 A ten-year-old schoolgirl had her life saved by a routine eye test which showed a tumour the size of a golf ball pressing against her brain. Lauren Uncles went to her local opticians to get some prescription sunglasses for a family holiday in Cornwall on August 21. But during her eye examination, optometrist David Strachan spotted swelling behind her optic nerve. Lauren Uncles (pictured with her mother Teresa) was diagnosed with a brain tumour after her optician noticed a problem during a routine appointment. Thanks to the optician, she rapidly underwent life-saving surgery
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Lauren Uncles went to the optician to get prescription sunglasses
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David Strachan, an optician at Specsavers in Burton upon Trent, noticed a swelling behind her optic nerve and suggested she get checked at hospital
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Tests at Queen's Hospital revealed that Lauren had a benign brain tumour
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She was transferred to Birmingham Children's Hospital for surgery
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Most of the tumour was removed but some remains meaning she may need further surgery

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By its own admission, the Australian government's policy on asylum seekers has been overwhelmed, just three months after the passing of new laws aimed at stemming the flow of those seeking refuge in Australia. Since the resurrection of the so-called  "Pacific Solution," under which asylum seekers making their way to Australia by boat are processed offshore, 7,929 people have arrived in Australian waters on 134 boats, according to the Immigration Department. Australian Immigration Minister Chris Bowen said Wednesday that detention facilities on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea and Nauru would not be able to accommodate all the asylum seekers who had recently arrived and said that "some of these people will be processed in the Australian community."
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Nearly 8,000 asylum seekers arrived in Australia since new laws passed 3 months ago
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Immigration minister said detention facilities cannot accommodate all asylum seekers
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Human rights groups criticize "appalling" conditions of detention facilities

Question: The Immigration Minister said when the men were advised that they were subject to removal from @placeholder, they raised no issues "that engaged Australia's international obligations": they were not considered nor considered themselves to be refugees.


(CNN) -- Lionel Messi scored a sensational second-half hat-trick as Barcelona beat 10-man Valencia 3-0 on Sunday, but they remain behind Spanish Primera Liga leaders Real Madrid, who beat Valladolid 4-1 in the late match. After a goalless opening 45 minutes at the Nou Camp, the introduction of substitute Thierry Henry turned the game, with the Frenchman's pace and guile causing chaos in the Valencia defence, allowing Messi to take full advantage with three superb goals. The opener came in the 56th minute when the 22-year-old Argentine somehow weaved his way past three defenders before slotting home from a tight angle.
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Lionel Messi scores a superb hat-trick as Barcelona thump Valencia 3-0
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The results mean Real Madrid remain ahead of Barcelona on goal difference

Question: @placeholder curled home his second goal with nine minutes remaining and just a minute later Valencia's defence parted again to allow Messi to chip home a delightful third goal.


(CNN) -- For much of the world, February 14 is known as a day to celebrate love. But in Iran, Valentine's Day has come to mark another occasion as well—the anniversary of the house arrest of Iran's leading opposition figures Mir Hossein Mousavi, Mehdi Karroubi and Zahra Rahnavard. On February 14, 2011, Iranian authorities placed Mousavi, Karroubi and Rahnavard under house arrest for calling on Iranians to demonstrate in support of the popular Arab uprisings across the region. According to Reuters, earlier this month Karroubi was moved from a Ministry of Intelligence-controlled safe house to his own home. The transfer shined new light on the plight of Iran's "prisoners of rights"— those imprisoned for seeking to exercise commonly recognized political, social, religious, economic, and cultural rights, denied to them by the Iranian government.
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Gissou Nia: Feb 14 marks the anniversary of the house arrest of leading opposition figures
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Iran's prisoners of rights include lawyers, students, musicians, bloggers, writes Nia
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Nia: Iranian President Hassan Rouhani pledged to increase civil and cultural freedoms
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Unfortunately, these hopes have gone largely unrealized, she says

Question: The easing of restrictions on @placeholder's house arrest will be of key interest to observers tracking President Hassan Rouhani's delivery on promises he made on the campaign trail in last June's presidential election.


Tucson, Arizona (CNN) -- Gabby Giffords will never be the same after being shot through the head little more than two years ago. Yet one thing hasn't changed, ironically, is her appreciation for guns. For the former congresswoman who is now at the center of the debate over gun control and background checks, target practice is still a form of entertainment. In the back yard of her mother Gloria's house, located deep in the Arizona desert, Giffords' husband, Mark Kelly, uses planting pots and water bottles as targets. Giffords watches from the patio above with her mother, cheering him on.
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Former Rep. Gabby Giffords was shot in the head two years ago
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Today, with her husband, she crusades for tougher gun laws
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She lost the use of her right arm and has limited vision

Question: And @placeholder isn't shooting with just any kind of gun.


China sent fighter jets into its newly claimed air defense zone Thursday, as Japan and South Korea sounded notes of defiance by declaring they would continue to fly through disputed airspace without notifying Beijing. South Korea announced yesterday it had already sent a military flight into China's newly claimed "air defense identification zone" (ADIZ) on Tuesday without alerting China, while Japan appeared to claim it had also flown into the territory since China's announcement Saturday that it was unilaterally establishing the zone. The flights have raised the stakes in a rapidly escalating dispute over contested territory in and above the East China Sea. They follow U.S. flights into the territory earlier in the week, when two unarmed B-52 bombers passed uncontested through the zone, in what the Pentagon described as a pre-planned military exercise.
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Official: China warplanes fly as "defensive measure" into newly declared zone
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South Korea says it has flown into disputed zone since Chinese declaration
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South Korea says it is considering expanding its air defense zone in retaliation
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Tokyo suggests it has also patrolled the contested airspace since Beijing's announcement

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has been known to play with tigers and ride horseback shirtless. Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev apparently prefers pachyderms. In between diplomatic meetings at the ASEAN summit that is underway in the capital of Myanmar, Medvedev visited one of this country's biggest attractions -- the white elephants kept in pens next to the giant golden pagoda in Naypyitaw. Medvedev had his shirt on, a Hawaiian shirt in fact, as he and a small entourage fed snacks to the elephants as his motorcade was parked just outside the Uppatasanti Pagoda. Obama in Myanmar: Rohingya crisis could dim ASEAN
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CNN's Jim Acosta caught up with Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev in Myanmar
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Medvedev was visiting the white elephants next to the pagoda in Naypyitaw
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He said "time will show" whether the U.S. and Russia can come to an agreement on Ukraine

Question: @placeholder was on his way to his limo as I shouted a few questions.


LOS ANGELES, California (CNN)  -- After four years of "Jon & Kate Plus 8," Jon Gosselin said he's decided it's not healthy for his children to be on a reality show. Jon Gosselin appears on "Larry King Live" Thursday. He said he doesn't want his kids to continue with TV show. "The reason I don't think it's healthy for them is that we're going through a divorce right now, and I don't think it should be televised and I think my kids should be taken off the show," Gosselin told CNN's Larry King on Thursday night. "They're 5 and 8 now; let them experience a normal childhood," he said.
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Because of his divorce with Kate, Jon says children should no longer film show
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Jon Gosselin tells Larry King he hasn't talked with Kate in about a month
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Kate: I've been "saddened and confused by Jon's public media statements"
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Jon on relationship with TLC: "They put me on house arrest"

Question: @placeholder's divorce lawyers told King that Jon Gosselin does not have the legal right to stop the children from appearing on the reality show because of the separation agreement the couple signed.


Rick Scott, the governor of Florida, rescued a Labrador retriever during the 2010 GOP campaign, but gave him back after he was inaugurated, it was revealed Monday. The Republican governor only had the dog, Reagan, for the duration of his gubernatorial campaign, and gave the retriever back after he was sworn into office. Scott had adopted the retriever shortly after his GOP nomination two years ago. The candidate posted photos of the dog to his Facebook campaign website, asking constituents to help name the newest member of his family. Adopted: Gov. Rick Scott adopted this Labrador retriever, Reagan, ahead of his GOP nomination in 2010, and gave him back to his previous owner only a year later
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Rick Scott adopted rescue dog Reagan during the 2010 campaign for Florida governor
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Reporters for Tampa Bay Times discovered dog had not been seen since Scott was inaugurated
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Scott eventually said that dog wasn't a good match for his home and gave him back to previous owner

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Authorities have imposed a curfew in Mandalay, Myanmar's second-largest city, following nights of deadly communal violence between Buddhists and Muslims. Two people have been killed and 14 injured since rioting erupted Tuesday, Col. Aung Kyaw Moe, Mandalay Region's Border Affairs and Security Minister, told CNN Friday. The rioting began when a mob attacked a tea shop owned by a Muslim man accused of raping a Buddhist woman, and continued the following night. Citing officials, the state-run New Light of Myanmar newspaper reported that eight separate conflicts took place in the region on Tuesday and Wednesday night, involving gangs of as many as 450 people, some armed with weapons including swords, firearms, knives, rods and "incendiary materials."
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Two people are dead after violent clashes between Buddhists and Muslims in Myanmar
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Radical Buddhist monks appeared to play a role in inciting mobs, says rights researcher
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Myanmar has had numerous outbursts of anti-Muslim violence in recent years
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The violence threatens the country's fledgling transition from decades of military rule

Question: In the case of the @placeholder unrest, he said, "we clearly saw that this conflict started from online incitements."


(CNN) -- A leading international children's charity has warned that Elton John's desire to adopt a 14-month-old baby boy could lead to more children being abandoned. Elton John kisses baby Lev during his visit to the orphanage in Ukraine on Saturday. The singer, 62, made the announcement during a visit with his partner, 46-year-old David Furnish, to an orphanage for HIV-affected children in Ukraine on Saturday. "David always wanted to adopt and I always said no because I am 62 and I think because of the traveling I do and the life I have, maybe it wouldn't be fair for the child," he told reporters.
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Elton John, 62, made announcement during a visit to an orphanage in Ukraine
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EveryChild charity believes international adoption sends wrong message
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Spokesman: Mothers abandon children in hope they are adopted by foreigners
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Madonna recently won appeal to adopt second child from Malawi

Question: "But having seen @placeholder today, I would love to adopt him.


(CNN) -- Denouncing election irregularities, Venezuelan opposition candidate Henrique Capriles Radonski demanded a recount and said early Monday that he will not recognize the country's presidential results "until every vote is counted." His comments came less than an hour after officials said the man former Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez handpicked to be his successor had won the country's presidential vote. With 99% of votes counted, Nicolas Maduro won 50.66% of votes, National Electoral Council President Tibisay Lucena said, calling the results "irreversible." Capriles won 49.07% of votes, she said. Fireworks erupted over Caracas as Maduro spoke to cheering supporters, calling on Venezuelans to respect the results and respond peacefully.
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NEW: Capriles demands a recount
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Election officials say Maduro won the vote
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Twitter accounts for Maduro and his party are hacked
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Official: 43 people were detained for alleged electoral crimes

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By Claudia Connell PUBLISHED: 17:47 EST, 10 June 2013 | UPDATED: 05:37 EST, 11 June 2013 Strawberries and cream... bread and butter... tea and biscuits... some things just go together. But cheese and compression bandages? Yoghurt and head torches? Not so much. Of course, this hasn’t deterred staff at the Walton-on-Thames branch of Aldi from displaying them proudly, side-by-side. It’s fair to say the shop’s displays don’t make much sense — but then there’s not much about the German discount supermarket that does. New territory: Claudia Connell does her grocery shop at her local Waitrose. This week, she went to her nearest branch of Aldi to see what all the fuss is about
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Aldi's own brand products are highly-regarded, such as award-winning tea and wine
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Could save £1,700 a year by shopping at Aldi rather than Waitrose which is 40 per cent more expensive
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Most popular products include £3.69 Spanish red wine and gin

Question: Appeal: The middle classes are said to be rushing to @placeholder for wine and gin.


Lewis Hamilton pipped title rival and Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg by just seven thousandths of a second after a nail-biting qualifying session for the Singapore Grand Prix. For once this season there were drivers other than the Mercedes duo in the hunt for top spot on the grid under the lights of the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Yet come the conclusion it was Mercedes - and Hamilton in particular - who again just had the edge, with the Briton claiming back-to-back poles after starting out front in the last race in Italy. Now click here to read the full report.
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Hamilton posted the fastest time at the Marina Bay Circuit to seal pole
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The Briton was just 0.007secs ahead of Rosberg in a hotly-contested session under the lights
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Daniel Ricciardo will start third with Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel alongside him on the front row
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Jenson Button failed to progress to Q3 and is only 11th for tomorrow's race
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Hamilton is 22 points adrift of his team-mate with six races remaining

Question: The @placeholder has been an instant hit on the calendar since its debut in 2008… and surely we’re in for a corker this time round, too.


(CNN) -- He was once considered the obvious choice to become the next leader of world football, but that vision appears to be waning. Michel Platini is so disillusioned and frustrated at the way FIFA conducts itself that it would take an almighty change to persuade him to run for presidency of the ruling body, CNN has learned. While UEFA has yet to approach anybody to stand against incumbent Sepp Blatter, there is only a 10% chance that Platini will be that man, a source close to the Frenchman told CNN. Platini, the president of European football's governing body, believes there would need to be unrecognizable change within FIFA to eradicate all traces of corruption before he considered his candidacy, the source said.
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UEFA president Michel Platini unhappy with way FIFA runs world football
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Frenchman unlikely to stand for FIFA presidency at next year's elections
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Sepp Blatter expected to stand for fifth term, breaking his 2011 promise
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UEFA, Europe's governing body, does not want Blatter to stand unopposed

Question: Blatter, 78, is expected to declare his intention to stand once again when he addresses @placeholder's 209 members this weekend and go back on the promise he made not to stand again.

Question: @placeholder is keen to ensure it picks a candidate, thought to be from its committee, which does not stand to lose their career if defeated.


(CNN) -- Last year, after CNN readers voted for me to do a story on income inequality, I spent two weeks reporting from what was then the "most unequal place in America": East Carroll Parish, Louisiana. It's a tiny patch of land on the western bank of the Mississippi River -- home to a beautiful oxbow lake called Lake Providence. That lake, I found, is a stark barrier between rich and poor -- and a fitting microcosm for inequality across the nation. My goal in reporting on the parish, on your behalf, was to spark a national conversation on income inequality that could, in some small way, help push for change.
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CNN's John Sutter looks at new income inequality data from the census
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New York County has the highest inequality level, according to the data
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East Carroll, Parish, Louisiana, which Sutter featured last year, drops to No. 128
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Sutter celebrates the news as a sign that things are changing in that rural community

Question: I do, however, find @placeholder's drop in inequality promising.


The United States and several Arab nations carried out airstrikes against ISIS in Syria early Tuesday, intensifying the campaign against the Islamic militant group. Tomahawk missiles launched from the sea began the strikes against the Sunni Muslim extremists, followed by bombers and fighters. Here are answers to key questions about the new phase in the conflict with ISIS: Which areas were hit? The bombing has focused on the ISIS stronghold of Raqqa, a city in northern Syria. ISIS has had control of Raqqa for more than a year, imposing its brutal interpretation of Islamic law on the city's residents.
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The strikes focus on Raqqa, the de facto capital of ISIS' self-declared Islamic state
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Saudi Arabia, Jordan, the UAE, Qatar and Bahrain take part, the U.S. military says
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"It's a remarkable diplomatic achievement," says a CNN political commentator
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Pentagon: The sites hit include training compounds, headquarters, storage facilities

Question: The militant group has increased security patrols in @placeholder, an opposition activist told CNN.


Camp Pendleton, California (CNN) -- A U.S. military judge sentenced a Marine squad leader charged with alleged war crimes in Iraq to a maximum of 90 days in prison and a reduction in pay and rank. But because of a plea deal with prosecutors, Staff Sgt. Frank G. Wuterich won't serve any time in the brig. The military judge was obligated to abide by the plea arrangement between prosecutors and the defense. In the end, Wuterich's sentence amounts to a reduction in rank -- to private -- and a pay cut. A final adjudication will be made by Lt. Gen. Thomas Waldhauser, commander of Marine Corps Forces Central Command, but he cannot increase Tuesday's sentence, a Marine spokesman said. The commander can reduce it, though, the spokesman said.
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Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich sentenced to 90 days, but a plea deal negates that
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Overall charges in Haditha massacre investigation have "fizzled," expert says
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Iraqi officials are angry over court-martial's plea deal
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"Iraqi blood isn't so cheap," one Iraqi lawmaker says

Question: "Many of the @placeholder who were there that day, along with everyone who has stood by me and supported me, may be disappointed that I pled guilty.


Canadian police have foiled a deadly plot that would have seen at least two people storm a mall and kill as many victims as possible on Valentine's Day before committing suicide, officials have said. A 23-year-old US woman, from Geneva, Illinois, a 20-year-old man, from Halifax, and a 17-year-old boy, from Cole Harbour, were reportedly arrested  on Friday morning following a tip-off to police. Another man, a 19-year-old Canadian, shot himself at his parents' home in Timberlea earlier that day after officers surrounded the property, police said. The suspects are yet to be identified. In a statement, Nova Scotia Royal Canadian Mounted Police Commanding Officer Brian Brennan said the deceased man and woman had intended to carry out the murderous plot at a Halifax mall.
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Woman, 23, and man, 19, 'planned to storm mall in Halifax with firearms'
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They aimed to gun down as many people as possible, police said Friday
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They would then kill themselves in plot 'not related to Islamic terrorism'
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Female suspect arrested, but teenager 'killed himself at parents' home'
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Police had surrounded property in Timberlea following a public tip-off
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Two other men, 20 and 17, also arrested; alleged roles in plot unknown

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:12 EST, 2 July 2012 | UPDATED: 15:21 EST, 3 July 2012 Federal authorities investigating a devastating wildfire that has singed nearly 18,000 acres of Arizona have traced the inferno to a bachelor party celebration gone wrong. A Mesa man has been charged with starting a wildfire that burned nearly 18,000 acres after the blaze started on May 12. Federal prosecutors said Steven Craig Shiflet, 23, was target shooting with a group of friends as part of a bachelor party when he fired a 12-gauge shotgun loaded with a flame-shooting shell. Firestarter: Prosecutors say Craig Shiflet accidentally started the Sunflower Fire while at a bachelor party with friends
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Steven Craig Shiflet, 23, indicted for alleged role in setting Arizona's Sunflower Fire, the state's largest this year
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Shotgun shell reportedly had warning label that said: 'Shoots 100 feet of fire'

Question: Shiflet, of @placeholder, admitted during an interview with investigators that shortly after firing the shot at a soda box, the group noticed smoke.


By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 05:31 EST, 18 October 2012 | UPDATED: 06:21 EST, 18 October 2012 Britain’s stormy weather wasn’t bad news for these daredevil surfers who risked their lives to ride a 24ft wave nicknamed 'The Widow Maker'. The wall of water - called The Cribbar - is known as the UK’s biggest wave and was whipped up by 60mph winds. It is created when low pressure systems in the Atlantic trigger huge swells which rise up as they pass over a rocky shelf called the Cribbar Reef off Newquay, Cornwall. Scroll down for video The wall of water called The Cribbar is known as the UK’s biggest wave and was whipped up by 60mph winds
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It smashed onto Newquay's Fistral Beach on Wednesday around 1pm amid Britain’s stormy weather
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Environment Agency warns people in coastal areas to be vigilant and to expect higher tides than normal after the gale force winds

Question: These guys are riding the biggest waves @placeholder has to offer.'


Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN) -- Millions of Indonesians cast their ballot for their next president in a neck-and-neck race between Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, a former furniture businessman who has drawn comparisons to U.S. President Barack Obama, and Prabowo Subianto, a well-connected former military man. Official results may take two to three weeks. Unofficial quick counts showed a slight edge for Widodo. One survey group, Lingkaran Survei Indonesia, showed 53.3% for Widodo and 46.7% for Prabowo with 99% of its data, and another group, Center for Strategic International Studies reported 52% for Widodo over 48% for Prabowo, with 95% of its data. Another independent survey group, Saiful Mujani Research and Consulting indicated 52-53% for Jokowi over Prabowo's 46% with 99% of data.
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Unofficial quick counts show slight edge for "Jokowi" Widodo over Prabowo Subianto
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185 million voters eligible to decide president of Indonesia for next five years
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Middle class swing voters key to who wins the presidency

Question: Meanwhile, the bulk of Indonesia's upper class tends to back @placeholder, according to polling data.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:30 EST, 26 February 2013 | UPDATED: 17:30 EST, 26 February 2013 Anne Hathaway has expressed her 'deep regret' at disappointment she caused after switching her Oscars gown at the last minute. The Les Miserables star, who won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar on Sunday night, had planned to wear a gown by her good friend Valentino Garavani, but at the last minute elected to wear a pale pink Prada creation instead. In a statement issued to People, she explained: 'It came to my attention late Saturday night that there would be a dress worn to the Oscars that is remarkably similar to the Valentino I had intended to wear, and so I decided it was best for all involved to change my plans.'
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The actress decided to wear a pale pink Prada dress to the Academy Awards instead, after learning that another star would be wearing something too similar to her chosen Valentino gown
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The Valentino press office had already sent out a press release announcing her choice of gown, unaware of the last-minute switch

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A defiant Barack Obama dives into what could be a defining period of his presidency this week, after repeatedly enraging Republicans from afar during his Asia tour. Obama faces showdowns with the GOP over immigration, the Keystone XL pipeline and his drive for a nuclear deal with Iran, all of which have huge consequences for his political legacy. Far from being chastened by the Republican capture of the Senate, Obama is setting out to prove he is no lame duck and can still set the agenda. But the GOP insists the mid-terms gave them a share of power in Washington, and believe Obama risks usurping his authority and even the constitution with his bold new strategy.
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Obama stakes out defiant tone toward GOP
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Republicans puzzle over how to respond

Question: @placeholder officials have not said when Obama will wield his executive powers in a move that could remove the threat of deportation for millions of undocumented people.


(CNN) -- American history is replete with examples of people who try to build a reputation by standing in the way of presidential initiatives. We see that today with Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, who is acting as if he believes that, aided by a small group of tea party-supported members of Congress, he can force the president to do his bidding by shutting down the government. In this respect, Cruz is like Huey Long, the Louisiana senator and Depression-era demagogue. Long believed that he could gain a national following by being a thorn in the side of President Franklin Roosevelt.
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Nicolaus Mills: Ted Cruz has acted to enhance his reputation, heedless of consequences
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He says FDR's critics, including Huey Long, specialized in such obstruction
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Mills: If Cruz wants to repeal Obamacare, he should seek to do it in normal vote
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He says FDR's firm stance in defense of Social Security was vindicated

Question: If Obamacare is enacted, "it's going to destroy the private health insurance system," @placeholder predicted.


CLICK HERE to register - for FREE - and start picking your £100m squad now... As part of the build-up to the start of MailOnline's Fantasy Football season, we will be taking a look at players new to the Premier League with the potential to light up England's top tier over the coming campaign. MAURO ZARATE IN A NUTSHELL While Andy Carroll starts another season with injury trouble, West Ham fans need not worry about a repeat of last season's striker-less shows from last season - and the reason to hold early season hope comes from the signing of Argentine striker Mauro Zarate.
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Zarate agreed a three-year deal at Upton Park after moving from Argentina
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Pelle costs £8.8m in MailOnline's Fantasy Football game, less than the likes of Rickie Lambert and Lukas Podolski

Question: One thing about this tricky frontman is he tends to hit the ground running, and with some Premier League experience already under his belt he should be in amongst the goals early at @placeholder.


CLICK HERE to see the full stats package from the game at Turf Moor with our brilliant Match Zone Ashley Barnes’ powerful second-half header gave Burnley their first Premier League win of the season at the 11th time of asking and sent their happy fans home with perhaps the flicker of belief they may not be doomed after all. Such is the gulf in resources and quality now in the top division that a small, promoted club like Burnley are always likely to falter. They did so last time they competed at this level in 2010. Quite possibly, they will fail this season, too, despite Saturday's success. Victory still leaves them at the bottom of the table. But if effort, team spirit and the pragmatic but positive philosophy of manager Sean Dyche are true markers, they won’t go down without a fight.
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Burnley registered their first win of the Premier League this season with a 1-0 victory over Hull City at Turf Moor
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Ashley Barnes scored his first Premier League goal with a header from Kieran Trippier's cross in the second half
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Steve Bruce made three substitutes but then saw the Tigers reduced to 10-men after Curtis Davies went off injured

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A man indicted for the murder of his second wife and under investigation for the suspicious death of his first in 'glaringly similar' circumstances may have plotted to kill a third woman – his sister-in-law – according to newly submitted court documents. Harold Henthorn was indicted for the murder of his second wife, Toni, 50, last November. The indictment was the result of a two-year investigation during which the FBI eavesdropped on the Colorado widower's telephone conversations, combed through his finances, scrutinized his employment history and concluded that the 'freak' hiking accident that claimed the mother-of-one's life was murder. Dr Toni Jill Bertolet Henthorn plunged 140 feet to her death while on a remote hike with Henthorn who was the only witness to her death.
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Harold Henthorn is being charged with the murder of his wife Toni who he claims fell to her death in Rocky Mountain Park
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Toni had life insurance policies worth $4.5m and had almost died two years earlier when she was hit with a wooden beam while alone with her husband
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Harold told different stories as to what happened at the time, and later joked 'I was trying to kill my wife'
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Court documents show he had a $250,000 life insurance on his sister-in-law and a 'romantic interest' in her
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Court case will hear his first wife's death was in similar circumstances - although he has not been charged with her murder

Question: @placeholder made payments on the policy until December 2012 and instead of listing her daughter as brothers as beneficiaries, the policy listed only Henthorn.


Families were conned out of millions of pounds in life savings after handing over cash for luxury seaview apartments in UAE to a 'shyster developer'. At least 25 British buyers handed over up to £100,000 each to Iranian developer Frank Khoie, whose company was supposed to oversee the building of the properties. Khoie, who defaulted on the United Arab Emirates deal despite more than 700 international buyers paying deposits worth £50million, was jailed in 2009 after a £9.5million cheque to purchase land for the La Hoya development bounced. Among the British investors were Geoff Land, who lost £100,000, and pensioners Richard and Marilyn Chandlder, who lost £30,000 of savings that was meant for their retirement.
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Geoff Land's dreams of moving to a seaview apartment in UAE were ruined
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His family paid £100,000 to a 'shyster developer' for the luxury beach home
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But Iranian developer Frank Khoie was jailed after £9.5m cheque bounced
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At least 25 Brits paid millions of pounds for the properties near Dubai
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Retired British couple Richard and Marilyn Chandler lost £30,000 to Khoie
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Their dreams for a retirement home in the Middle East were ruined
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More than 700 people worldwide paid £50million in deposits on the homes
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Khoie was jailed in 2009 but was released after just a year behind bars
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Mr Land was forced to work in Saudi Arabia for four years to support family
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They will finally get their money back after a landmark legal settlement

Question: The pair, who are now in their late sixties, wanted a place in Middle East to be nearer to their son, who lives in @placeholder, so they and other other family and friends could visit


Los Angeles (CNN) -- Robin Thicke's summertime hit "Blurred Lines" is an illegal rip-off of Marvin Gaye's "Got to Give It Up," Gaye's children claim in court documents filed Wednesday. Fans, journalists and music experts immediately recognized similarities between Gaye's 1977 hit and the 2013's summertime smash, Gaye's heirs contend. The controversy is a high-stakes legal fight involving an alleged conflict of interest with Sony-ATV, the music publisher half-owned by Michael Jackson's estate. Gaye's heirs not only accuse Thicke and "Blurred Lines" co-writers Pharrell Williams and "T.I." Clifford Harris Jr. of copying Gaye's song, but they also contend Sony-ATV failed to meet its responsibility to protect the copyright.
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Gaye family also contends Thicke's "Love After War" copied Gaye's "After the Dance"
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Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams and rapper T.I. recorded the summer smash
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Musicologist report identified eight similarities in the two songs, counterclaims says
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Family suggest Thicke has "Marvin Gaye fixation"

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Washington (CNN) -- Humanitarian assistance from the United States began its journey to Japan Friday, as President Barack Obama extended a helping hand to the nation after it was hit by a devastating 8.9-magnitude earthquake and ensuing tsunami. There are eight warships either near Japan or headed for it. All are attached to the U.S. 7th Fleet, which is headquartered in Yokosuka, Japan. Navy personnel began loading tons of disaster relief supplies aboard the U.S. 7th Fleet command flagship, the USS Blue Ridge, currently in Singapore The vessel and its crew were scheduled to depart for Japan Saturday morning, according to a statement from U.S. 7th Fleet public affairs.
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NEW: The U.S. 7th Fleet takes the lead regarding delivery of aid to Japan
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Eight major U.S. warships are ordered to Japan
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U.S. federal agencies coordinate search and rescue teams
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Bud Selig promises aid from MLB, citing a "shared love of baseball"

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Question: Earlier in the day, @placeholder described his country's assistance priorities at a news conference.


The House of Representatives won't move to impeach President Barack Obama, and the idea is 'all a scam started by Democrats at the White House,' House Speaker John Boehner said Tuesday. 'This whole talk about impeachment is coming from the president's own staff, and coming from Democrats on Capitol Hill,' Boehner told reporters. 'Why? Because they’re trying to rally their people to give money and to show up in this year's elections.' On Monday the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee emailed its largest donor list with a request for money based specifically on impeachment fears. SCAM: Boehner said Democrats have cooked up baseless impeachment fears in order to raise money
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House or Representatives won't move to impeach, Boehner told reporters
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He said talk of impeachment is an election-year fundraising ploy launched by the White House itself to help Democrats in November
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee send a fundraising email on Monday asking for money to fend off impeachment threats
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Tea party Republicans have hoped for the gutsy move from Capitol Hill
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Democrats control the US Senate, which would have to convict the president of 'high crimes' or 'misdemeanors' to remove him from office

Question: He added a more definitive statement on Tuesday, saying that the @placeholder leadership has 'no plans to impeach the president.


London, England (CNN) -- Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says his star player Cesc Fabregas has taken on "another dimension" after the Spain midfielder was instrumental in the 6-0 thrashing of Braga in the Champions League. Fabregas grabbed two goals and set up two others as the English side demolished their Portuguese opponents and gave notice of their intent to land the biggest prize in European club football for the first time. After the 23-year-old helped Spain to their first ever World Cup win in South Africa, he was the subject of intense speculation over a move to Spanish champions Barcelona -- the club where he began his career.
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger hails Cesc Fabregas' performance against Braga
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English club beat their Portuguese opponents 6-0 in London
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Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho satisfied as his team beat Ajax 2-0
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Mourinho backs goalless striker Cristiano Ronaldo to hit the back of the net soon

Question: Mourinho, who is aiming to become the first coach to win the Champions League with three different clubs, told @placeholder's official website: "We played well.


(CNN) -- 1968 was a year of triumphs and tragedies. While America reached new heights by introducing the first 747 and orbiting the moon, all was not well down on Earth. The United States lost a Navy intelligence ship and two proponents of peace -- the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. Here are eight events that made history during that unforgettable year. 1. January 23: North Korea captures the USS Pueblo When North Korea captured the American surveillance ship USS Pueblo, it sparked an 11-month crisis that threatened to worsen already high Cold War tensions in the region.
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1968 remains arguably the most historic year in modern American history
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Revered leaders such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy were assassinated
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North Korea captured a U.S. ship; Olympic athletes raised fists in Black Power salute
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With the Apollo 8 mission, for the first time in history humans orbited the Moon

Question: @placeholder's fellow civil rights pioneers made public pleas for a nonviolent response to honor his memory.

Question: He called on them to embrace @placeholder's message of love, wisdom and compassion toward one another.


The tangled David Petraeus scandal highlights how easily the U.S. government can access citizens' private e-mails. The FBI's request to access Paula Broadwell's personal Gmail account was one of 7,969 similar requests Google received from the U.S. government in the first half of 2012, according to Google and news reports. The company said it complied with the requests, either fully or partially, 90% of the time. According to the latest Google Transparency report, Google fielded 20,938 requests for private account data from governments around the world between January and June of this year. That's up from 18,257 such requests during the last half of 2011, the company said.
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Google's Transparency Report shows increase in government requests for private data
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U.S. made 7,969 requests for users' Google data in the first six months of 2012
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Google pushing for an overhaul of the ECPA law which allows warrantless data requests

Question: @placeholder stores huge amounts of data and personal information about its users.


Boston (CNN) -- With words as ammunition, a defense lawyer fired a machine gun burst of questions at the government's star witness Tuesday in the federal murder trial of reputed Boston mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger. "You killed friends?" Bulger attorney Hank Brennan shot. "Yes," replied prosecution witness John Martorano. "Families?" "Yes." "Strangers?" "Yes." "Innocent people?" "Yes," said Martorano, who has admitted to 20 murders and who earlier served 12 years in prison on a government deal for his cooperation in the case against Bulger. Martorano acknowledged he didn't like the term "hitman" since he "wouldn't accept money" for the killings he committed. And he countered the prosecution's descriptions of him as a "mass murderer" and a "serial killer."
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72-year-old John Martorano is the government's star witness against Bulger
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Martorano has admitted to 20 murders as part of Boston's Winter Hill Gang
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He testifies that Bulger was directly involved in some killings
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"A serial killer kills because they like it ... I never had any joy in it," Martorano says

Question: Another time, @placeholder sat at a table with another crime associate the partners had decided to kill.


By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 09:27 EST, 5 April 2013 | UPDATED: 10:30 EST, 5 April 2013 Arrest: Shawn Eric Ford Jr., 18, has been arrested in the killings of his girlfriend's parents The boyfriend of a girl whose parents were found bludgeoned to death with a sledgehammer in their home on Tuesday has been arrested for the killings, police said. Shawn Eric Ford Jr., 18, has been accused of the brutal murders of prominent attorney Jeffrey Schobert, 56, and his 59-year-old wife, Margaret, in their home in Portage Lakes, Ohio. Their murders came just a week after one of their daughters, Chelsea Schobert, suffered stab wounds and a fractured skull in an attack at a home in Akron. She is now recovering in hospital.
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Jeffrey and Margaret Schobert found killed in their bedroom on Tuesday
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A week after their daughter was stabbed and suffered a fractured skull
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Police have now arrested her boyfriend, 18-year-ol Shawn Eric Ford, Jr.
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No confirmation the attacks were linked but he did witness the stabbing

Question: Attack: Their daughter, @placeholder, was brutally stabbed just one week before the deaths


The Republican establishment won big during this year's midterm elections, fending off far-right candidates in primary races who might have threatened the party's bid to retake full control of Congress. 2016 will be tougher. GOP leaders will have to keep an eye on a wide-open presidential primary, along with internal party fights at the House, Senate and gubernatorial levels. That could spread the party thin and leave an opening for conservative activists to pluck off establishment leaders with greater ease, particularly in congressional races as much of the attention shifts to the battle for the White House. Conservatives, smarting from their losses this cycle, are already getting organized for 2016. And they came out of this month's government spending fight furious that congressional Republicans produced no tangible response to President Barack Obama's immigration executive action and convinced that Republicans are still ceding issues to Democrats after the election.
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The Tea Party lost nearly every one of its battles in 2014, but may have a better shot this cycle
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With three levels of primary fights, the establishment's attention and resources will be split
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Establishment groups are already gearing up for another costly and divisive battle

Question: Though they will hold majorities in both chambers, Republicans face a daunting map in the @placeholder, where they'll defend 24 seats in 2016 -- seven in states that Obama won twice.


(CNN) -- It was a quiet Sunday morning in Johannesburg and I was photographing people who were registering to vote. It was my third day in South Africa and I was wondering if I'd made a mistake, hopping on a plane and flying for over 20 hours to document a struggle that I had made my struggle since I was 10 years old, growing up in Detroit. Then the serenity of the scene was pierced by a thunderous noise and a succession of pops that I thought were gunshots. I ran for cover behind an open van door. I looked up and realized that a bomb had exploded.
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Monica Morgan first photographed Nelson Mandela during his visit to the U.S. in 1990
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She was first introduced to the injustices of South Africa as a child in Detroit
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Morgan: 'There will never be another like Nelson Mandela'

Question: As an only child raised by a single mother in the inner city of Detroit, I was fascinated with @placeholder, her racial divide and her struggles.


A year ago Andy Murray went to Wimbledon as a British hopeful with the burden of ‘not since Fred Perry’ on his shoulders. He ended the 77-year hoodoo, walked away with the crown, and so this year returns with a new challenge: a rematch with destiny and the tough task of keeping his title. In the Open era only Bjorn Borg, Boris Becker, Pete Sampras and Roger Federer have been able to follow a first SW19 singles title with a second the following year. As a boxing fan, Murray was transfixed recently by another rematch which he hopes will help him. ‘I am a huge fan of boxing, so obviously I really enjoyed the Carl Froch and George Groves fights,’ he says.
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British No 1 looking to become fifth man in Open era to defend title
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Wimbledon will be Murray's first major tournament with Amelie Mauresmo
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Murray says he has learnt from the attitude of Froch and Groves
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Andy Murray models the new adidas collection he will be wearing at Wimbledon. For the full collection go to adidas.com

Question: Pure joy: @placeholder celebrates after winning the women's final at Wimbledon in 2006


(CNN) -- Doctors in Havana, Cuba, completed a six-hour surgical procedure on Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, Vice President Nicolas Maduro said Tuesday evening in a televised address. The state-run Venezuelan Television's website said in a headline, "The operation was a success." Maduro thanked Venezuelans who had prayed "that this operation would culminate correctly and in a successful manner." Afterward, Chavez was taken to his room to begin his post-operative recovery, which will last several days, Maduro said. During the operation, surgeons removed a lesion that had appeared in the same place as previous lesions, Maduro said from the presidential palace in Venezuela.
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NEW: state-run media says the operation is a success
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Official says Chavez is absolutely confident he will overcome his illness
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"It's a very delicate operation," Ecuador's president says
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Analyst: Some speculate Chavez's health problems are not life-threatening

Question: Read more: @placeholder's Chavez arrives in Cuba for cancer surgery

Question: @placeholder's constitution specifies that when a president dies, the vice president assumes the presidency until new elections can be held.

Question: "My firm opinion, as clear as the full moon -- irrevocable, absolute, total -- is ... that you elect Nicolas Maduro as president," @placeholder said, waving a copy of the Venezuelan constitution as he spoke.


(CNN) -- Rightly billed as a clash of tennis titans, World No.1 versus World No.2, few were expecting the comprehensive manner of Novak Djokovic's defeat of Rafael Nadal to retain the ATP World Tour Finals title Monday night in London. Nadal will still end the year as the top ranked player in the world, but he was given a timely reminder that on the fast indoor surface of the 02 Arena, Djokovic reigns supreme, retaining his title with a 6-3 6-4 victory. It came after just one hour 36 minutes on his third championship point, with Nadal putting a forehand wide, rounding off an uncharacteristically tame display from the Spaniard.
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Novak Djokovic wins ATP World Tour Finals title for second straight year
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Thrashes Rafael Nadal in straight sets 6-3 6-4
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Near faultless display from Serbian World No.2
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Fernando Verdasco and David Marrero win thrilling doubles final

Question: He was immediately on the front foot in the second set, breaking @placeholder early again to take a lead he never relinquished.


The Arctic front sweeping across the United States has got so cold that Hell has literally frozen over. As winter storm Hercules swept across the north of the country, the small town of Hell in Michigan saw temperatures plunge to -13C, with a wind chill of -33C. The sub-zero polar air caused snow several feet deep to freeze over - cutting off the 200 residents of Hell. Shops in the town have been forced to close up while snowed in neighbors helped each other stay warm. Scroll down for video As winter storm Hercules swept across the north of the country, the small town of Hell in Michigan saw temperatures plunge to -13C, with a wind chill of -33C
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Temperatures in the small town of Hell in Michigan yesterday plunged to -13C, with a wind chill of -33C
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The 200 residents of Hell have been cut off by frozen snow and have been helping each other keep warm
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Much of the Midwest and east of the country has been badly hit by the winter storm Hercules
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Several cities have come to a standstill with residents urged to stay inside their homes for their own safety
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As well as Michigan, Chicago and Detroit have been badly hit by the cold polar vortex

Question: The big chill started in the @placeholder over the weekend, and by yesterday it covered about half of the country.


Washington (CNN) -- Political operatives are pushing pot legalization in several states this year in the hopes of sparking high turnout in this fall's midterm elections, and are looking ahead to 2016 as well. If voters approve a closely-watched ballot initiative in November, Florida could become the first Southern state to allow medical marijuana. And voters in Alaska and Oregon — two states that already allow medical marijuana and have decriminalized harsh sentencing for some recreational use — will likely vote on whether to join Colorado and Washington in allowing, taxing and regulating pot for recreational use. A look at marijuana laws in the U.S.
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Critical battleground state of Florida, and others, have pot legalization on fall ballots
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Advocates say marijuana legalization measures could help with youth voter turnout
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Opponents accuse legalization advocates of using the issue to influence elections
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Florida's medical marijuana vote this fall could prove a watershed moment

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Click here to see more from Republic of Ireland's win over Gibraltar in Sportsmail's brilliant Match Zone! Robbie Keane created another slice of history with the Republic of Ireland as they strolled to a 7-0 victory over Gibraltar in their Euro 2016 qualifier in Dublin. The Ireland captain’s first half hat-trick saw him go out in front as the leading all-time scorer in European qualifiers, overtaking Turkey’s Hakan Sukur and Denmark’s Jon Dahl Tomasson. The goals, his 19th, 20th, and 21st, all came in the first 18 minutes. And just to keep the numbers game going, his total tally now stands at 65, making him the 14th highest scorer in international history.
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Keane nets in sixth, 14th and a penalty in the 18th minute as Ireland thrash Gibraltar
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James McClean adds two more either side of an own goal by Gibraltar goalkeeper Jordan Perez
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Wes Hoolahan nets the seventh just before the hour mark before the away keeper is substituted
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Ireland record their second win and maintain their 100% record in Euro 2016 qualifying

Question: @placeholder and McClean celebrate getting Ireland's fourth of the afternoon

Question: And he celebrates with his team-mate and captain @placeholder as it became a rout


Host commentator An awful second half from Real Madrid, who started so positively. A blow to their La Liga credentials already? Not quite, but this just proves buying attackers doesn't always mean results... 86mins: Slight chance for Sami Khedira but his header goes voer the bar from the corner. Game. Over. Real have really thrown this away, and it's a former Arsenal man who finishes them off...surely. The forward chests the ball down from a corner and fires a volley into the roof of the net. 74mins: Sociedad holding firm. Can't believe this is the same side we saw in the first half!
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Ramos meets corner in fifth minute to put visitors in front
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Bale nutmegs defender and slots the ball into bottom corner for second
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Defender Inigio Martinez nets after well worked set-piece from the hosts
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David Zurutuza nets brave diving header to equalise
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Completes unlikely turnaround (for now) in second half
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Carlos Vela comes off the bench to net fourth
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Real Madrid XI: Casillas, Carvajal, Pepe, Ramos, Marcelo, Kroos, Modric, James, Isco, Bale, Benzema
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Real Sociedad XI: Zubikarai, Elustondo, Bergara, Iñigo,  Granero,  Agirretxe, X.Prieto,  Zurutuza, Chory, Zaldua, De la Bella
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Cristiano Ronaldo rested as to avoid further injury
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Real Sociedad dangerous outfit with stars such as Carlos Vela

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Pete Siebold, 43, escaped with just an injured shoulder when the Virgin Galactic spacecraft broke apart mid-flight and crashed in the Mojave desert Investigators  are trying to piece together how SpaceShipTwo's surviving pilot  managed to escape the rocket as it disintegrated around him and parachute to the ground from an altitude virtually devoid of oxygen. Pete Siebold, 43, sustained just an injured shoulder when the Virgin Galactic spacecraft broke apart mid-flight and crashed in the Mojave desert last Friday, killing co-pilot Michael Alsbury, 39. Christopher Hart, acting chairman for the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) that is leading the crash investigation, said Mr Siebold did not exit through the cockpit's escape hatch.
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Pete Siebold, 43, escaped from the spacecraft and parachuted to safety
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He was at roughly 50,000 feet - an altitude virtually devoid of oxygen
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Investigators said Mr Siebold did not exit through the cockpit's escape hatch
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Co-pilot Michael Alsbury, 39, was killed in the disaster over Mojave desert

Question: The suborbital rocket vehicle dubbed @placeholder broke into pieces shortly after it separated from the special jet plane that carries it aloft for its high-altitude launches.


A computer server hosting information for Healthcare.gov, the flagship Obamacare website that millions of Americans have trusted with their social security numbers, income totals and other sensitive personal information, was the subject of a hacker attack earlier this summer, officials said Thursday. The federal government wasn't aware it had been hacked on July 8 until just ten days ago. The admission is fueling fires on Capitol Hill. The powerful House Oversight and Government Reform Committee announced Thursday afternoon that it has ordered Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) chief Marilyn Tavenner to testify in a September 18 hearing about the Obamacare website's security lapses.
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Malicious code was inserted into an Obamacare server and lay dormant, waiting for a command to attack other computers
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Obama administration claims there's no evidence attack was sponsored by an unfriendly country or exposed Americans' personal information
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Vulnerable server was left with its default password and wasn't supposed to be accessible from the Internet
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House Republicans have subpoenaed the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services chief for a September 18 grilling

Question: System down: Healthcare.gov began its online life as a serial punchline after @placeholder couldn't access its signup features and untold numbers were forced to sign up on paper


(CNN) -- What most of us take for granted, assuming you are reading this page, has become an obsession for our next member of Be the Change, who is from the U.S. At 26, Jennifer Staple has already proven herself a caring and accomplished individual. Graduation from Yale University, for most over-achievers, marks the launch of a stellar career in business, politics, law or medicine. But Jennifer has put her pursuit of a medical degree at Stanford University on hold as she works to better the lives of others. It's really quite simple. Jennifer believes everyone should be able to see, regardless of their ability to pay for something as basic as sunglasses, eyeglasses, or even sight-restoring surgery.
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Jennifer Staple will report on her experiences in Ghana and India
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At university she founded the non-profit organization Unite For Sight
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She will lead a trip to take her charitable work overseas

Question: This compassion followed her to @placeholder, where as a sophomore she founded what is now an international non-profit organization -- Unite For Sight.


A historic mansion perched on a picturesque bluff overlooking the Massachusetts North Shore is on the verge of being swept away by its new owner, the co-creator the Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner. The Loring House, built in 1881 by a civil war general, was purchased two years ago for $3.75millon by Helen Greiner, of Roomba fame, who is now preparing to tear it down after failing to reach a compromise with preservationists. The Historic District Commission in the City of Beverly has spent two years trying to convince Ms Greiner, the co-founder of iRobot Corp that manufactures Roomba hoovers, to update the rundown mansion without drastically altering its look.
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The Loring House was built in 1881 by General Charles G. Loring Jr on a bluff overlooking the Massachusetts North Shore in the City of Beverly
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Co-founder of iRobot Helen Greiner bought the mansion in 2012 for $3.75million intending to remodel it

Question: Interior design: Activists working to save the mansion have accused Greiner of planning to gut @placeholder


By Tom Kelly PUBLISHED: 06:55 EST, 1 August 2012 | UPDATED: 18:20 EST, 1 August 2012 A judge yesterday warned of the ‘utterly destructive’ effects of drug abuse on families after hearing how billionaire Hans Rausing hid his dead wife’s body for more than two months. Judge Richard McGregor-Johnson said the Tetra Pak heir had enjoyed ‘every material advantage imaginable’ before throwing it all away on addiction to hard drugs and descending into a life of squalor. After Rausing’s wife Eva died, he  kept her decomposing corpse under  a pile of bin bags, bed sheets and  clothing several feet deep inside a locked annexe in the couple’s £70million Chelsea mansion, where they lived as virtual recluses.
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Hans Rausing, 49, given 10 months' suspended sentence for 'deceit'
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Eva Rausing's remains were found under a pile of clothes and bin bags
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She fought a lifelong battle with addiction alongside her wealthy husband
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Mrs Rausing, 48, was last seen on May 3, when she looked ill and swollen
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Couple had spiralled back into drug addiction after celebrating the Millennium with a glass of champagne
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Rausing is staying at a private hospital in Marylebone
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Defence said he tried to avoid the fact of his wife's death 'like a child'

Question: The judge said he accepted that she died of heart failure coupled with the effects of drugs, telling @placeholder: ‘There is no evidence to suggest the involvement of anyone else, including you, in her death.’


Washington (CNN) -- High-profile diplomatic incidents involving President Ronald Reagan and top world leaders were publicized for the first time Saturday after historian William Doyle got the White House to release the tapes. From discussing troop withdrawals with Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin to discussing tense hostage negotiations with Pakistani President Muhammad Zia-ul-Haq, Reagan recorded dozens of calls he made from the White House Situation Room. The audio recordings were first published in the New York Post in a story Saturday. The recordings became public after Doyle said he asked for them via a Freedom of Information Act request -- in 1996.
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Historian William Doyle first requested the recordings in 1996
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The recordings involve former President Ronald Reagan talking with world leaders
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Doyle's findings were published in the New York Post on Saturday

Question: "It's a call that I have resisted making and did not want to make and I know what has been taking place there," @placeholder tells Begin in 1983.


Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- I recently stumbled on a Nigerians For Obama Twitter handle, launched on October 10 this year. "We nigerians in American (sic) want to tell obama that we have got his back," the inaugural tweet read. There's nothing surprising about that -- after all, Barack Obama, born of an African man, is "our son." The story of "Obamagic" goes back four years, when it emerged that a black man actually stood a chance of becoming the president of the most powerful country in the world. Here, the boss of the stock exchange launched an "Africans for Obama" group (never mind that she probably meant to say "Billionaire Nigerians for Obama") and organised a fund-raising dinner that amassed $600,000 for the Democratic candidate.
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In 2008, Nigerians were inspired by Barack Obama's run for the U.S. presidency
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Ogunlesi: "Obamagic" has largely worn off, but he remains more popular than Romney
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Ogunlesi: Nigerians are more interested in the campaign drama than the political issues

Question: Much of the energy that in 2008 went into the @placeholder elections has since found an outlet in our own electoral processes.

Question: Perhaps we're seeing in @placeholder a reflection of our own president: swift dissipation of a hope founded largely on a campaign charged with personal stories; a case of soaring soapbox poetry swiftly replaced by the clunky prose of presidential politics.


(CNN) -- Sochi has been preparing for an Olympics invasion -- but perhaps it didn't expect a former Soviet soldier to be leading the charge. At least on this occasion, Sandis Ozolins wasn't armed with a Kalashnikov rifle when he marched into Russia. This time, the 41-year-old skated into Sochi holding the Latvian flag and an ice hockey stick -- not to mention the memories of a Stanley Cup triumph in his bag. Not bad for a man who only realized he'd been given the opportunity of a lifetime to become a star in the glitz and glamor of the National Hockey League while serving in the Soviet army back in 1991.
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Sandis Ozolins carried the Latvian flag at the Sochi Games
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Won 1996 Stanley Cup with Colorado Avalanches
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Played in a total of 875 NHL games, scoring 167 goals
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Will captain the Latvian team at his third Olympic Games

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By Alex Sharp for MailOnline Manchester City were left stunned by referee Lee Mason’s failure to award a late penalty as Stoke City beat the reigning Premier League Champions 1-0 at the Etihad Stadium. Yaya Toure appeared to be tripped in the penalty box by Stoke’s Erik Pieters as City searched for a late equaliser however Mason deemed that the Ivorian dived and booked the midfielder for simulation. Remarkably City failed to find the net and a stunning solo goal from Mame Biram Diouf brought a first league win of the season for Stoke and a first defeat for Manuel Pellegrini’s side.
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Referee Lee Mason waved away Manchester City's appeals for a penalty
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Yaya Toure seemed to be tripped by Stoke's Erik Pieters late on in the box
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Mason deemed Yaya Toure dived and booked the midfielder for simulation
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Manuel Pellegrini's side lost 1-0 due to Mame Biram Diouf's fine solo goal

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NASA's rover Curiosity successfully carried out a highly challenging landing on Mars early Monday, transmitting images back to Earth after traveling hundreds of millions of miles through space to explore the red planet. Scientists praised the landing Monday. "This is a stunning achievement. The engineering went flawlessly," said Scott Hubbard, who was the first Mars program director at NASA headquarters and is now a consulting professor at Stanford University. The 10 science instruments aboard Curiosity are in "perfect health," and testing and calibration are under way, NASA said Monday. Some rover team specialists are analyzing the data from the landing, while others are preparing Curiosity for exploring Gale Crater, where it landed, NASA said. On its first full day on Mars, the rover is tasked with raising its high-gain antenna, enabling it to communicate directly with Earth at higher data rates. The primary method of transmitting data is through the orbiters, because that is more energy-efficient.
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Testing and calibration are under way, NASA says
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President Barack Obama hails "an unprecedented feat of technology"
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Rover Curiosity's first stop is Gale Crater, which may have once contained a lake
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The vehicle will be controlled from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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Washington (CNN) -- It was a speech that Barack Obama -- a war-stopping, Nobel Peace Prize-winning President -- never wanted to give. A year after he pulled back from threatened military attacks on Syria over chemical weapons, Obama told America he now would launch airstrikes against ISIS targets in the country wracked by civil war. The nationally televised address on Wednesday night, which lasted less than 15 minutes, promised far-reaching impact that could embroil the nation in another Middle East conflict. "This was a very difficult speech for him," CNN chief political analyst Gloria Borger said of a President who campaigned on ending wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. "He's inserted us into the middle of a Syrian civil war."
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President Obama expands airstrikes against ISIS to Syria
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He announces more military advisers to Iraq in a nationally televised address
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CNN's Jim Sciutto says the President reverses previous stances
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"A very difficult speech for him," CNN's Gloria Borger says

Question: In addition, 475 more U.S. military advisers are headed to Iraq, raising the total of @placeholder forces there to 1,700 for a mission originally described as limited.


Washington (CNN) -- Since Barack Obama was first elected president in 2008, the word "change" was popular with Democrats who were seeking to win elected office. Obama effectively used it to tap into voters' disenchantment with President George W. Bush, and he ultimately swept into the White House in a watershed year for Democrats. But with the 2014 election on the horizon, Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin, chair of the Democratic Governors Association, said this year's gubernatorial contests won't be about that operative word. Key gubernatorial races in 2014 "I am not so sure that this is the change election," Shumlin said Tuesday during an editorial board meeting with CNN.
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Leading Democratic governor: Middle class voters in 2014 care about economic opportunity
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Shumlin: "I am not so sure that this is the change election"
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According to CNN's initial analysis, roughly half of this year's 36 races for governor could be competitive
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GOP group: Democratic governors continue to raise taxes and increase spending

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By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 09:31 EST, 24 October 2011 Racial harassment charges against a woman who displayed a golliwog in her window have been dropped. Jena Mason, a 65-year-old grandmother, was arrested after her black neighbour Rosemarie O'Donnell complained about the toy to police. Today at Lowestoft Magistrates' Court, Chris McCann, head of the complex casework unit at the East of England Crown Prosecution Service, offered no evidence. Charges dropped: Jena Mason, pictured at an earlier court hearing, will not now face a racial harassment case over putting a golliwog in the window of her manor house in Worlingham, Suffolk
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Jena Mason claims she 'wants to rebuild relationship with her neighbours'

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(CNN) -- As high-tech reality TV goes, it's hard to top Sunday's riveting leap from the stratosphere by Austrian daredevil Felix Baumgartner. It took courage and skill, to be sure. But the technology required to get a guy well on his way to outer space, then allow him to plummet safely back to Earth, deserves some credit, too. From the one-of-a-kind Red Bull Stratos capsule to a pressurized space suit engineered specifically for the jump to a "smart" parachute designed to deploy if Baumgartner had spiraled out of control, the jump debuted tech that organizers say could contribute to the science world in other areas.
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On Sunday, daredevil Felix Baumgartner lept from 128,100 feet above Earth
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Technology in the Red Bull Stratos capsule included a steel alloy cage
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Pressurized suit featured innovations to make mobility and visibility better

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By Jaymi Mccann PUBLISHED: 19:53 EST, 27 April 2013 | UPDATED: 19:53 EST, 27 April 2013 A heroic young girl who put her life on the line to stop her sister from being run over has been included in a list celebrating people who make the UK a happier place. Ramona Gibbs is one of 100 unsung heroes celebrated in the Independent on Sunday Happy List, which aims to be an alternative to the Sunday Times Rich List. Then six, Ramona put herself in front of a car to stop her younger sister Trixie from being run over by a vehicle that drove onto the pavement outside their Bristol home.
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Ramona Gibbs saved her sister Trixie from a speeding car
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When she was just six he pushed her sister out of the way of danger
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She has now been named on the Independent on Sunday Happy List
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Featuring unsung heroes, it is an alternative to the Sunday Times Rich List

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By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 13:20 EST, 20 November 2012 | UPDATED: 13:29 EST, 20 November 2012 They are a timeless and effective way to keep your home cosy and warm  during the winter. But badly-fitting wood burning stoves can be lethal, the Health Protection Agency is warning, silently and fatally leaking carbon monoxide into people’s living rooms. About 40 people die in a year across England and Wales from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning such as that caused by wood burning stoves. Badly-fitting wood burning stoves can be lethal, silently and fatally leaking carbon monoxide into homes (stock picture of a properly fitted stove)
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Around 40 people die in a year across England and Wales from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning
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And 4,000 more need to be treated in accident and emergency for CO poisoning

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By Daniel Bates  and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:54 EST, 9 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:28 EST, 9 September 2013 The drunk driver who made an online video confessing to causing a fatal wrong-way crash has turned himself in after being charged with aggravated vehicular homicide. Matthew Cordle posted a video confession on Thursday where he admitted killing Vincent Canzani in a hit-and-run in an unsolved June 22 accident in Ohio. Franklin County prosecutor Ron O'Brien says the 22-year-old faces up to 8 1/2 years in prison if convicted. Officials in the Franklin County Sheriff's department confirmed to MailOnline that he turned himself in on Monday afternoon shortly after the charge was announced.
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Matthew Cordle, 22, admitted to killing Vincent Canzani, 61, during a June drunken hit-and-run accident in in Ohio
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Now he faces up to eight and a half years behind bars

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(CNN) -- Today, the day after the tragic shootings near Milwaukee, the fog will begin to lift. Just as after Columbine and Aurora, we will hear the names of the suspect and victims. We will learn more about the motive and imagine the nightmare that unfolded within those walls. In the past, hearing these horrific details would be enough to bring us together in national unity. But that will not be enough today. Today, we are called to do more. We are called to do the hard work of listening. If we really want to unite in response to this national tragedy, we need to know whom we are embracing. For many, this means learning about Sikh Americans for the first time -- and listening closely to what's at stake. For me, the mass shooting is not just about how to keep guns out of the hands of a murderous few. It's also about my community's sacrifice in the struggle to live as free and proud Americans.
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Valarie Kaur's Sikh grandfather faced discrimination when he came to U.S. 100 years ago
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Sikhs could not be citizens then, she says, and have struggled to live as free Americans
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Kaur: Turban shows commitment to God and service but marks Sikhs for hate crimes
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Kaur: Americans are not ignoring violence against Sikhs and are rallying in support

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Question: Together, we can all be Sikhs; we can all be @placeholder -- and know what that means.


Thousands of domestic helpers took to the streets of Hong Kong yesterday to demand justice for an Indonesian maid who was allegedly enslaved and tortured by her employers for eight months. Erwiana Sulistyaningsih, 22, was reportedly left unable to walk following eight months of abuse in the southern Chinese city and was admitted to an Indonesian hospital in critical condition last week after returning home. Details of her torture has sparked widespread anger across Hong Kong, and yesterday a second Indonesian domestic helper came forward to claim that she had suffered similar beatings and death threats at the hands of the same employers in 2010.
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Erwiana Sulistyaningsih, 22, was unable to walk after 8 months of abuse
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5,000 protesters marched in Hong Kong's commercial area of Wanchai
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They claim the case would never go to court without a mass protest
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Now a second maid claims she too was abused by the same employers
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She says boss threatened to throw her off balcony making her beg for life

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Question: It found that @placeholder were exploited by recruitment and placement agencies who seize their documents and charge them excessive fees, with false promises of high salaries and good working conditions.


(CNN) -- Thor Heyerdahl said he had fish practically leaping onto the Kon-Tiki during his cross-Pacific voyage in 1947, but the bounty from the sea hasn't been so rich for the crew of the Plastiki. With only three fish caught to date, they've been relying on their larder for provisions. But it's not a diet of ship's biscuits, limes and rum rations for David de Rothschild and the crew; their galley is complete with meals that would not look out of place at a chic San Francisco restaurant. In keeping with the ethos of the expedition, all the Plastiki's food is sustainably sourced and where possible, organic. From beef bourguignon to lamb ragout and Thai chicken curry, the meals were devised by San Francisco-based foodies Jennifer Tuck and Nona Lim.
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Provisions onboard Plastiki come from sustainable and organic sources
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Boat's ready-meals not out of place in a top restaurant
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Nutrition and cooking guide for crew provided by California-based gourmands
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Crew faced lower water rations at end of first leg of voyage

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Yingying Dou reportedly runs an essay writing company The vice-chancellor of a university that was targeted by a company that offers to write students' essays for them said she was 'not surprised' about the latest cheating revelations. UTS Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Shirley Alexander spoke out after a woman was accused of running a business that writes university essays to help Chinese international students in Australia pass their degrees. Chinese-born Yingying Dou, 30, reportedly runs a website called MyMaster which  helps students cheat, a Sydney Morning Herald investigation by Amy McNeilage and Lisa Visentin claims after they discovered more than 900 ghostwritten essays.
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Yingying Dou, 30, reportedly runs the website called MyMaster
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She reportedly charges up to $1000 for her staff to write an essay
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International students across NSW were using its services to cheat
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The businesswoman has denied knowing about the website and it has now been taken down

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John Watson competed in 152 Formula One races over 10 years. He won five times, including the 1981 British Grand Prix for McLaren, and scored 169 career points. After leaving the sport in 1985, Watson has forged a successful media career, and today he writes for MailOnline. Following the fall-out from the Monaco Grand Prix, Watson assesses the fractious relationship beetween Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, and asks whether Mercedes could have handled the situation in a better fashion. If you go back to qualifying, I can understand why Lewis Hamilton was upset because he did not do anything wrong and he got caught up in Nico Rosberg’s incident which, in my opinion, was not pre-meditated. That said, it did work advantageously for Rosberg.
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Hamilton had every right to be upset with Rosberg after qualifying
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But his attitude didn't help anybody, let alone himself
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Rosberg has looked upset this season after Niki Lauda praised Hamilton
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Pair are acting like pre-pubescent girls on the playground
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Toto Wolff must show responsibility and control them

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Caroline Wozniacki came through a tough test in her first-round match at the Australian Open - but turned her attention to her beloved Liverpool afterwards as she revealed her sadness at Steven Gerrard's departure. Wozniacki was pushed hard in the first set by 18-year-old Taylor Townsend but eventually went on to secure a 7-6 (7-1), 6-2 victory to progress to the last 64 on Tuesday. But the post-match discussion was not all about tennis as Gerrard's impending summer switch to LA Galaxy was brought up in Wozniacki's press conference. VIDEO Scroll down for: Caroline Wozniacki wins 7-6, 6-2 against Taylor Townsend
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Caroline Wozniacki is saddened by Steven Gerrard's impending Anfield exit
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She was speaking after her Australian Open win over Taylor Townsend
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The Dane, a Liverpool fan, has multiple Gerrard replica jerseys
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Wozniacki beat Taylor 7-6 (7-1), 6-2

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By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 19:32 EST, 2 March 2014 | UPDATED: 08:10 EST, 3 March 2014 Conservatives suggested Mr Miliband¿s ¿appeasement¿ of Russia, a staunch ally of Bashar al Assad, had contributed to the current crisis Senior Tories last night prompted an angry row with Labour by claiming Ed Miliband’s vote against military action in Syria helped embolden Russia to invade part of Ukraine. Several prominent Conservatives suggested Mr Miliband’s ‘appeasement’ of Russia, a staunch ally of Syrian tyrant Bashar al Assad, had contributed to the current crisis. Treasury minister Sajid Javid, a close ally of Chancellor George Osborne, said there was a ‘direct link between Miliband’s cynical vote against [the] Syria motion and Russia’s actions on Ukraine’, adding that this made the Labour leader ‘completely unfit to lead Britain’.
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Tories say Miliband's 'appeasement' of Russia contributed to crisis
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Russia is a firm ally of Syrian tyrant Bashar al Assad
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'Look where Miliband's weakness had led us,' Nick Boles said

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(CNN) -- Sure, serious-minded folks from the White House on down have taken to Tumblr, the popular blogging platform that Yahoo announced it had purchased this week. When you host 105 million blogs, you're bound to have all types. But since hitting the Web in 2007, the blogs that have emerged as hits on Tumblr have tended to be silly, snarky or both. Photos: Big acquisitions in the tech world With its quick and easy tools for posting and image-friendly layouts, Tumblr has become a natural landing spot for folks in the entertain-me-now world of the Web. CNNMoney: Tumblr's David Karp on Marissa Mayer and dropping out of school
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On Tumblr, the random and humorous win the day
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"Humans of New York" is more poignant, creating a sort of photo census
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Then there's a coloring and activity book -- of rappers

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Mae Sot, Thailand (CNN) -- In a valley in the misty hills of Mae Sot sits Thailand's largest refugee camp -- a maze of mud alleyways stuffed with bamboo and wood huts. The camp is filled with people who fled Myanmar before the country's regime signaled its intent to come in from the diplomatic cold. For the majority of the 30,000 people living there, the camp is their entire world. Their daily routine changes little because they can't go into the rest of Thailand or they will be arrested, and they won't go back to Myanmar because they are still afraid or have nothing to go back to.
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Aung San Suu Kyi rounds of historic Thai trip with visit to largest refugee camp in the country
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Many of the 30,000 inhabitants fled persecution from Myanmar's military regime
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Some wish to return to Myanmar, but prefer to wait for reforms in Myanmar to continue
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Pro-democracy leader Suu Kyi recently elected to Myanmar's parliament

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By Phil Vinter PUBLISHED: 08:29 EST, 16 April 2012 | UPDATED: 09:25 EST, 16 April 2012 On Saturday police in the small Central American country of El Salvador were not called upon to attend a homicide. The Pacific Ocean country, which is sandwiched between Guatemala and Honduras, has been plagued by violence for years as rival drug gangs fight to gain control. However, this weekend's murder-free day may be an indication that recent attempts to crackdown on the violent clashes may be paying off. Cessation: Members of the Mara 18 gang (pictured) have called a truce with the Mara Salvatrucha gang on the streets of El Salvador
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First day with no killings since June 2009
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Rival gangs in El Salvador made a truce in March

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By Rob Preece PUBLISHED: 06:49 EST, 22 June 2012 | UPDATED: 17:14 EST, 22 June 2012 It was a bitter grudge match dubbed the Battle of the Bailout - and, unsurprisingly, it was dominated by Germany. The German football team beat their Greek counterparts 4-2 in a quarter-final at Euro 2012 in Poland tonight. The match in Gdansk, watched from the stands by German chancellor Angela Merkel, pitted Europe's economic engine room against the nation many say it is trying to crush, by demanding huge budget cuts in exchange for rescue cash. And there was no respite for the Greeks as Germany, tipped as one of the favourites for the tournament, ran out comfortable winners.
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Germany wins Euro 2012 quarter-final 4-2 with a flurry of second-half goals
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Germany wants huge budget cuts from Greece in return for bailout cash
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Angela Merkel, dubbed a 'Nazi' by Greek media, was at the game in Gdansk
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England will play Germany if they beat Italy on Sunday

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Question: Another added worry for @placeholder was that Merkel has a reputation as something of a lucky charm for her country's football team.


By Ap and Daily Mail Reporter A magnitude 4.4 earthquake rolled through Southern California around dawn on Monday, giving people across Los Angeles a rude awakening. Seismologists orginally put the temblor at an estimated 4.7 after it struck at 6:25am. It was soon downgraded, but the shakeup was enough to give the City of Angels aggravating start to their work week. Scroll down for video... 'We're having an earthquake! ': The 4.4 quake hit as just KTLA aired its morning news. Here, anchors realize what's happening just in time to dive under their desk As it happens: Anchors Megan Henderson and Chris Schauble took cover under their desk on air as the quake hit during morning news
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KTLA morning news anchors were seen diving to safety under their desks on a live newscast
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The northern Pacific coast of Chile was rocked by several stronger quakes as powerful as a 6.7 just hours before

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(CNN) -- Two blasts -- the second coming after police and passersby had gathered at the site of the first -- killed seven people and wounded 18 Tuesday evening in the Russian republic of Chechnya, according to the Russian news agency RIA Novosti. The state-run agency said the first blast occurred when officers attempted to detain a suspected militant in the Chechen capital of Grozny. About 30 minutes after that explosion, a second blast hit the same area after people had gathered there, RIA Novosti said. The news agency quoted Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov as saying five police officers, an emergencies ministry official and a civilian died in the two blasts.
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NEW: Five officers, a government official and a civilian are dead, RIA Novosti says
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The two blasts hit the Chechen capital of Grozny, the news agency says

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Vernon Kay looks ahead to the Chicago Bears’ visit to the San Francisco 49ers, which will be shown live on Channel 4 on Sunday night. The 49ers began their season with a 28-17 victory at the Dallas Cowboys last Sunday, but the Bears suffered a 23-20 defeat by the Buffalo Bills at Soldier Field. It is always difficult for a team in the NFL to start positively when they’ve got a new head coach. The Chicago Bears, since losing Lovie Smith, have had a massive transition. Last year was a difficult year because of people’s thoughts towards Jay Cutler. I think he’s the key to this team and it’s about how consistent he can be and whether he has got the weapons to be successful.
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San Francisco won their opening game of the season at Dallas Cowboys
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Chicago beaten by Buffalo Bills 23-20 at Soldier Field during week one
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Jay Cutler has to show more leadership to be one of the best quarterbacks
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Colin Kaepernick's dual threat causes defenses all kinds of problems
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The 49ers defense is in transition, but Justin Smith is amazing

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