Washington (CNN) -- When a U.S. Air Force fighter jet crashed Monday during a mission over Libya, it quickly set off a chain of events on four continents involving at least nine aircraft and a platoon of Marines. The F-15E Strike Eagle, which is normally based in Britain, had taken off with another F-15E from the U.S. air base in Aviano, Italy. The aircraft were on a mission to attack Libyan air defense systems. According to timelines released by the U.S. Marines and the White House, at about 11:30 p.m. (5:30 p.m. ET) Monday, one of the F-15s crashed east of Benghazi, in the heart of rebel-held territory. Adm. Samuel Locklear III, commander of the Operation Odyssey Dawn Joint Task Force, said the crash was the result of equipment malfunction, and early reports indicated that hostile fire was not involved.
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At least nine aircraft, platoon of Marines sprang into action after jet fighter went down
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Marine Ospreys, Harriers, helicopters took off from ships in the Mediterranean
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Harrier dropped bombs to protect pilot; Ospreys landed and pilot was rescued
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Weapons systems officer was found by anti-Gadhafi rebels, is safely out of Libya

Question: At 1:33 a.m. Tuesday (Libya time), 13 minutes after the Harriers arrived over the crash scene -- the @placeholder pilot saw a crowd moving toward him.


(CNN) -- The United States shares the blame for Mexican drug trafficking and the attendant violence that has killed thousands in the past year alone, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Wednesday. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Mexico for a series of meetings on the drug crisis and other issues. "Our insatiable demand for illegal drugs fuels the drug trade," she said en route to Mexico City, Mexico, according to pool reports. "Our inability to prevent weapons from being illegally smuggled across the border to arm these criminals causes the deaths of police officers, soldiers and civilians. So, yes, I feel very strongly we have a co-responsibility."
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Mexico's U.S. ambassador says willingness to share an "encouraging sign"
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"Our insatiable demand for illegal drugs fuels the drug trade," Clinton says in Mexico
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U.S. needs to stop flow of guns, body armor, night-vision goggles to cartels, she says

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By Eleanor Harding PUBLISHED: 16:33 EST, 31 August 2012 | UPDATED: 17:49 EST, 31 August 2012 What's the best way to erase an ex-lover from your life? As Victorian artist William Holman Hunt found, painting over her is a good start. His portrait of this pre-Raphaelite beauty (main picture) did not always feature the steady gaze of this striking woman with dramatic brows and a tumble of auburn curls. The new beauty: Fanny Waugh's face in the finished portrait What lies beneath? A close inspection revealed the face of the artist's previous lover Previous occupier: The painting used to feature Annie Miller before she was painted over
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Secret revealed by an X-ray taken at Tate Britain

Question: When she ended her affair with Hunt in 1859, the unfinished canvas lay untouched for years until @placeholder fell in love with Fanny Waugh – the woman who would become his wife.


By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 10:22 EST, 3 December 2012 | UPDATED: 14:15 EST, 3 December 2012 A wife went into labour at her husband's hospital bedside nine weeks early after the shock of finding out he had suffered a horrific car crash. Adam Hambly, 32, was left fighting for his life after suffering multiple injuries in the head-on smash in November. Wife Jo, 35, rushed to be by his side and waited anxiously for signs of recovery. But she was admitted as a patient herself to Derriford Hospital in Plymouth, when she started suffering contractions two months before she was due.
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Adam Hambly, of Plymouth, suffered serious injuries in the head on collision in November
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Wife Jo, 35, went into labour with baby Grace two months early as she waited at his bedside for him to recover
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All three now face Christmas in hospital as they recover in neighbouring wards

Question: 'I was in the delivery room on one bed and @placeholder was on the bed next to me.


WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A California food processing plant is voluntarily recalling up to 1 million pounds of roasted pistachio products that may have been contaminated with salmonella, the Food and Drug Administration announced Monday. Salmonella strains were found last week during routine test by Kraft Foods, one company that purchased the nuts. The nuts came from Setton Farms in Terra Bella, California, about 75 miles south of Fresno. They were largely distributed in 2,000-pound containers to food wholesalers who would then package them for resale or incorporate them as ingredients in other products, such as ice cream and trail mix.
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The pistachios, mostly sold to wholesalers, came from Setton Farms in California
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Kraft is one of three dozen companies to purchase pistachios from Setton Farms
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No illnesses have been linked to this case so far
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Setton Farms is the second-largest pistachio processor in the nation

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Beijing (CNN) -- Even as President Obama is expected to raise the issues of democratic rights and press freedoms during a trip to China this week, there is a question whether he will hold his own news conference with reporters covering his three-day stop in Beijing. White House officials accompanying Obama cautioned leaders in Beijing are still balking at the U.S. proposal for a joint news conference with Chinese President Xi. But consultations with Chinese officials continue on the issue, aides said. "No final word," one senior administration official said. A separate official stressed the President may go forward with his own news conference, without Xi, a move that may add pressure to already tense U.S.-Chinese relations.
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Beijing balks at proposal for joint news conference with U.S., Chinese presidents
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"So we want it; they don't. They are the host. That's where we end up," analyst says
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By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 1:19 PM on 9th September 2011 UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage will today accuse David Cameron of 'mass deception' of Conservative voters over immigration and a referendum on the EU. To attract the euro-sceptic wing of the Conservatives he will use a speech to the UKIP annual conference to accuse the Tories of making pre-election promises on Europe they never wanted to keep. An English Parliament is needed to resolve the tensions caused by devolution of some powers to Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, he will also claim. Tory backbenches are angry over European policy with a group of young MPs meeting on Monday to discuss Britain's relations with the EU and eurosceptic Bill Cash's bill demanding a referendum on the UK being part of the Union.
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UKIP leader Nigel Farage will also renew calls for an English Parliament in a party conference speech today
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He wants to attract Tories angry with the PM's policies on the EU

Question: 'The @placeholder' election strategy is one of mass deception and if you're a patriotic, anti-EU Tory voter then your party has disappeared.'


United Nations (CNN) -- The United Nations Security Council has approved a proposal to send an additional 2,000 soldiers and 1,500 police officers to quake-ravaged Haiti, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday. By its approval of the plan Monday, "the council sends a clear signal: The world is with Haiti," Ban said. He said he was confident that member states would respond quickly in order to get the troops on the ground as soon as possible. "I believe that the deployment of additional troops and police forces will be done quite quickly," Ban said. "... In every aspect of our operation there, we are running against time."
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2,000 soldiers, 1,500 police officers to be sent to quake zone
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Relief operations' efficiency is improving, secretary-general says
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World Food Programme hopes to reach 1 million people within a week
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Ban Ki-moon asks other relief groups to coordinate with U.N.

Question: The forces will bolster the approximately 7,000 @placeholder soldiers and 2,200 police already assigned there, at least 22 of whom were killed in the January 12 earthquake.


(CNN) -- The powerful winter storm that moved across the United States this week, dropping record-breaking snow and spinning dangerous tornadoes on Christmas, isn't over yet. It dumped more snow on the Northeast on Thursday and left behind bitterly cold weather, especially in the South. While the Northeast is used to dealing with heavy snow in late December, some parts of the country haven't seen this kind of weather in decades. Canadians were preparing for the white stuff, too. "If you are in Atlantic Canada ... you are just getting going. If you are in New York City the cold air is coming down the Hudson (River)," CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said. "If you are off to the east, you're still going to get snow in Maine on up into New Brunswick. And that snow could be heavy at times. We're talking about another foot in some spots."
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NEW: Some areas might see another foot of snow
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Storm has left thousands of passengers stranded after flight cancellations
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It also triggered multicar pileups and other traffic nightmares across Midwest

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Melbourne, Australia (CNN) -- Even a new, high-profile coach couldn't help Roger Federer figure out Rafael Nadal. Federer hadn't beaten Nadal in seven years in a grand slam -- and on a chilly night in Melbourne the world No. 1 kept the streak alive, improving his record over the Swiss to 23-10 overall as he advanced to the Australian Open final. The Spaniard pulled out a tight first set and then cruised to a 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 6-3 victory Friday to set up an encounter with Federer's compatriot, Stanislas Wawrinka. "I played a lot of times against Roger, and a lot of times I played great against him," Nadal told reporters. "So probably that's why I had this success against him."
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Rafael Nadal beats Roger Federer in straight sets to reach Australian Open final
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World No. 1 will play Federer's fellow Swiss Stanislas Wawrinka in Sunday's decider
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Top seed Nadal has won each of his past five matches against Federer
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Nadal improves his record against 17-time grand slam champion to 23-10

Question: But Nadal's transition from defense to offense thwarted @placeholder, as he continued to enjoy success employing his heavily spun forehand to the Federer backhand and he served impeccably.


By Jamie Mcginnes PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 14 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:13 EST, 14 June 2012 A woman doused with white spirit and set alight by a spurned admirer told a police officer: 'I know I am going to die', a court heard. Disturbing footage of the night Stacey Mackie, 35, was fatally burned was shown on the first day of the trial of Terrence Armer, 61. Armer, of Kendal, Cumbria, is accused of murdering Miss Mackie, who died after a fire at the sheltered accommodation where she lived in Crag View, Kendal. The 61-year-old denies murder. Stacey Mackie, 35, from Cumbria, was allegedly doused in white spirit and set her alight after spurning her admirer Terrence Armer, 61
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Spurned lover Terrence Armer is accused of murder
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Allegedly set Stacey Mackie alight in Kendal, Cumbria
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Court shown footage of night 35-year-old was burned

Question: He said: '@placeholder was known to have sought her companionship.


(CNN) -- Being in the NFL is a bit like being a Wall Street banker or a pop star -- the job title comes with a laundry list of assumptions. If you've made it into the pros, then you must be not only physically elite and athletically talented, but also ridiculously wealthy and secure in a life the rest of us could only dream about ... right? Well, not exactly, as burgeoning filmmaker Matthew Cherry seeks to reveal in his first feature film, "The Last Fall." The indie, which premiered at SXSW this year and has racked up accolades on the film festival circuit, follows a 25-year-old pro football player who finds himself back at home, cash-strapped and trying to find his place in the world after his athletic career ends.
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Former NFL player Matthew Cherry is a rising filmmaker
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His first feature film is loosely based on his own experience
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"The Last Fall" stars Lance Gross, who sees the film as "a love story"
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Cherry hopes it will educate audiences and humanize players

Question: And as an actor, @placeholder understood the fear of failure that comes with constantly placing one's fate in the hands of higher-ups.


By Leon Watson Two young Britons jailed for trying to smuggle cocaine worth £1.5million out of Peru could be back in the UK by the New Year. UK authorities have agreed to let Melissa Reid, 20, and Michaella McCollum Connolly, 21, transfer to prisons in Scotland and Northern Ireland, near their families. They are waiting for the Peruvian government to rubber-stamp the move, a process expected to take between three and six months. Scroll down for video Authorities have agreed to let Melissa Reid, 20, (right) and Michaella McCollum, 21, transfer to UK prisons Michaella McCollum, 21 and from Dungannon, County Tyrone, is set to be transferred from her jail in Peru to a prison in her home country. Her lawyer has described Peruvian jails as 'horrendous'
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Michaella McCollum and accomplice Melissa Reid were jailed last year
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Pair admitted trying to smuggle cocaine worth £1.5m from Peru to Spain
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McCollum's solicitor has said conditions in  jail she is in are 'horrendous'
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Following a protracted legal bid she will now be moved to home country
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Reid, 20, from Glasgow, has also bid for repatriation to a Scottish prison

Question: 'A prisoner repatriation agreement exists between Britain and @placeholder and Michaella and Melissa have paid compensation before making their transfer request, so the transfer should be approved.’


Winning away from home to break an 11-match losing sequence and out of the bottom three, perhaps QPR owner Tony Fernandes has found his ‘dream manager’ after all. The Loftus Road chief tweeted before the game that his ‘dream’ boss – thought to be Michael Laudrup - was lined up to replace Harry Redknapp, who quit last week having failed to take a single point on the road this season. But Fernandes could well be having a rethink after caretaker Chris Ramsey steered the R’s to their first away triumph in the Premier League in nearly two years. QPR striker Bobby Zamora gave Chris Ramsey's side a two-goal lead just before half-time when he unleashed a brilliant volley
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Queens Park Rangers beat Sunderland at the Stadium Light as they claimed their first away points of the season
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Leroy Fer opened the scoring for the visitors when he headed home Matt Phillips' cross after 17 minutes
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Bobby Zamora doubled the lead on the stroke of half time when he fired a volley past Costel Pantilimon
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This was Rangers' first points away from home all season and lifted the club out of the bottom three

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(CNN) -- "Hong Kong enjoys a far higher degree of press freedom than before the handover in 1997 and this is on par with the most developed places in the world," said Hong Kong Secretary for Home Affairs, Tsang Tak-sing, to the Legislative Council last November. Tsang was urging council members to vote down a motion defending press freedom in the territory, put forth by the Democratic Party's Emily Lau amid growing concern about China's influence on Hong Kong's media. In fact, he sounded like a mainland official citing instances of 'good deeds' when rebutting criticism against China's human rights record.
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Freedom of the press has steadily eroded in Hong Kong since city's return to Chinese sovereignty
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Survey shows nearly 87% of journalists say press freedom in Hong Kong has deteriorated
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Government's grip on flow of information is main form of eroding press freedom
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Increased self-censorship is most dangerous form of declining press freedom

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By Nick Enoch PUBLISHED: 13:39 EST, 26 July 2013 | UPDATED: 13:52 EST, 26 July 2013 By car, by train, by foot, thousands are descending on Kiev this week to mark a special anniversary. But no ordinary train will do for Ukraine's religious leaders as they prepare to celebrate the 1,025th anniversary of the 'baptism of Kievan Rus' - the medieval kingdom that first witnessed the conversion of the region's pagans to Christianity. A special armoured 'temple wagon' - kitted out with church fixtures, including a belfry and choir - has been laid on to transport Russian president Vladimir Putin, Russian Orthodox Church leader Patriarch Kirill and other dignitaries to mark the religious milestone.
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Occasion marks 1,025th anniversary of 'baptism of Kievan Rus', where region's pagans converted to Christianity
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Thousands heading to Kiev to celebrate event tomorrow
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Among those on board train is Russian president Vladimir Putin
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A holy well is located in the brake end of the car - with a 50-litre capacity for run-off holy water.
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A vestry has taken the place of the rest compartment for the conductors.
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Storage cabinets for ecclesiastical vessels, icons and vestments.
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A choir and a belfry
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The temple walls and ceiling are covered with brocade fabric on the basalt.

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By Paul Harris PUBLISHED: 18:01 EST, 31 May 2012 | UPDATED: 16:08 EST, 12 February 2013 Mick Philpott and wife Mairead stood side by side in the dock for the second day in a row today accused of killing their six children in an arson attack. People in the public gallery shouted 'fake tears' and 'scum' during the hearing at Nottingham Crown Court. Another man walked out half way through the hearing and said 'disgrace' with his arms out and fingers pointing towards the couple. And once again, Mairead wore a vest top which exposed the heartbreaking tattoo or intertwining roses which bears her late children's names.
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Mairead Philpott appears with husband Mick in court for second day
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Father of 17 subjected to cries of 'fake tears' and 'scum' from public gallery

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Barack Obama has come perilously close to endorsing the fast-growing Occupy Wall Street protests. The President today said those holding sit-ins and rallies in New York and across the U.S. are expressing the frustrations of Americans over Wall Street practices and economic inequality. The protests have slowly grown in size and attention over the last three weeks and now President Obama said he understands the public's concerns about how the nation's financial system works. Scroll down for video Frustrated protesters: President Obama, pictured today, said those holding it-ins and rallies are expressing the frustrations over Wall Street practices and economic inequality of the Americans
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President says sit-ins and rallies show frustrations of American public
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Made jobs package sales pitch and said U.S. needs stronger financial sector
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Obama 'comfortable' with millionaire's surtax being debated in Senate

Question: Taken away: A protester is arrested in front of Wall Street, after the largest number yet of protesters went on unpermitted marches around the @placeholder area on Wednesday


(CNN) -- Newly revealed photographs of Reeva Steenkamp show the South African beauty as a young aspiring model, and as a star cover girl, just months before her tragic death. One group of images, taken by Reeva's friend Kerry Smith eight years before her death, show the then 21-year-old law student and modeling wannabe posing on the beach at Port Elizabeth, South Africa, where she grew up -- and where her grieving parents scattered her ashes. Her dark hair, freckles and innocent good looks are a world away from the shots of a bikini-clad Reeva featured in glossy magazines which millions around the world are now familiar with.
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Pictures show Reeva Steenkamp as aspiring model and established cover girl
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Friend and photographer says early images show Steenkamp's "natural beauty"
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Later picture shows Steenkamp's very personal tattoo, "Only God will judge me"
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Steenkamp shot dead by boyfriend Oscar Pistorius; he says he mistook her for intruder

Question: These photos, said to have been commissioned by Steenkamp for an unidentified "special someone," show a @placeholder who is -- outwardly at least -- very different: Blonde, confident, worldly and polished.


(CNN) -- In the war against regulations and government restrictions, proponents have argued that it would be better for our economy to let the market rule. If we just get government out of the way, the market would determine business winners and losers and more jobs would be created. It's an appealing, red-blooded, American-sounding pitch. But what are the practical outcomes of such a policy? Let me tell you what the outcome would have been for me. I am the American portrait of a small-business success story. Microsoft might have started in a garage, but my business started in a renovated gas station at the corner of St. Paul and College streets in downtown Burlington, Vermont. That's where Jerry Greenfield and I opened Ben & Jerry's Homemade Ice Cream Scoop Shop with a $12,000 investment,$4,000 of it borrowed, on May 5, 1978.
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Ben Cohen: Politicians' mantra is get government out of business, let market forces rule
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Ben & Jerry's ice cream would never have survived in that environment, he says
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Cohen: When his business was small, Pillsbury tried to block sales of Ben & Jerry's
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Cohen: Only biggest businesses survive in an unregulated, cutthroat environment

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Tourists on a big wheel ride in Budapest were left befuddled when the commentary described the city of Plymouth over a thousand miles away. While gazing down at the banks of the River Danube, passengers heard a voice inside their pod waxing lyrical about the beauty and history of Smeaton's Tower, the Mayflower steps, the Devonport Naval Base and Sir Francis Drake. But there's a simple explanation: The big wheel completed its final rotation on Plymouth Hoe almost a year ago -  and is now entertaining visitors 1300 miles away in the centre of the Hungarian capital. Confused: Tourists on the wheel heard commentary describing a city over a thousand miles away
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Plymouth's famous big wheel completed its final rotation almost a year ago
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Holidaymakers 1300 miles away in Hungary's capital heard its commentary
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Voice described Smeaton's Tower, Mayflower steps and Sir Francis Drake

Question: @placeholder, left, and the famous Mayflower steps in Plymouth were two of the landmarks described


The Pentagon has designed a massive spy satellite that will dwarf any space telescope ever launched - and it point its sensitive lens back at us. The Membrane Optical Imager for Real-Time Exploitation (MOIRE) will be capable of capturing 40percent of the surface of the Earth at once. It will be able to beam back real-time high-resolution video and images from anywhere in the world at any time. The satellite is the brainchild of DARPA, the Pentagon agency tasked with developing the next generation of weapons and technology for the U.S. military. This is an artist's rending of the Membrane Optical Imager for Real-Time Exploitation (MOIRE) satellite that the Pentagon hopes to launch to spy on the earth
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Membrane Optical Imager for Real-Time Exploitation (MOIRE) uses a massive web of thin membranes instead of heavy lenses
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It is being developed by Pentagon's DARPA future weapons agency
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Satellite will have 68-foot lens - dwarfing Hubble, which is only eight feet

Question: This is one of the membrane panels from a prototype of the @placeholder satellite that completed testing on earth


NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- India's child-rights watchdog has sought a report from police investigating allegations by a tabloid that the father of a "Slumdog Millionaire" child star tried to sell her to an undercover reporter, the watchdog's leader told CNN. Rubina Ali has backed her father over newspaper allegations he offered her to an undercover reporter. "We have sought a report from them and will take a decision after seeing it," said Shantha Sinha, who heads the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights. Meanwhile, authorities in Mumbai have recorded the statements of Rafiq Qureshi; his "Slumdog" daughter, Rubina Ali; and his former wife, Khurshida Begum, senior police inspector Prakash Salunke told CNN.
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Indian child-rights watchdog requests police report on alleged offer to sell child star
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Father of "Slumdog's" Rubina Ali, 9, alleged to have offered her to undercover reporter
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Father has denied allegations in UK newspaper; Indian police are investigating
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"Slumdog Millionaire" used real children from poor neighborhoods of Mumbai

Question: @placeholder's former wife, whom he divorced several years ago, endorsed the allegations leveled against him by the British newspaper.


By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 05:17 EST, 26 July 2013 | UPDATED: 05:23 EST, 26 July 2013 A dog left trapped for 77 hours in a collapsed building after severe earthquakes hit much of north-west China has been pulled from the rubble alive by rescue workers. The canine was stuck in the debris of the house in quake-hit Lalu Village, Hetuo Township, Dingxi, in northwest China's Gansu Province, for more than three days. But the dog managed to survive by drinking rainwater before he was eventually found by rescue workers scouring the region for survivors on Thursday. Found alive: A rescue worker comforts a dog found trapped in ruins in the quake-hit at Lalu Village in Hetuo Township, Dingxi, China, on Thursday after powerful earthquakes hit the region
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Canine was stuck in the debris of the house in Lalu Village, Hetuo Township, Dingxi, for more than three days after earthquakes hit the region Monday
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He stayed alive by drinking rain water until he was rescued on Thursday
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More than 100 people have died in the earthquakes and resulting landslides

Question: According to the local government, the shallow quake hit near the city of @placeholder, in central Gansu province, in red, an arid region of mountains, desert and pastureland


Several Oregon players are facing team discipline after celebrating their Rose Bowl win Thursday night by mocking Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston and allegations of sexual assault that have followed the 2013 Heisman Trophy winner the past two years. Video taken from the field as Oregon celebrated its 59-20 win in the College Football Playoff semifinal showed at least three players chanting 'No means no!' to the tune of a chant used by Florida State fans. The video shows running back Kadi Benoit, linebacker Torrodney Prevot and a third player wearing a WON NOT DONE shirt participating in the chant.
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Several Oregon players mocked Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston after their 59-20 win in the Rose Bowl
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The players chanted 'No means no!' a reference to a 2012 rape allegation against the football star
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In the day's other big bowl game, Ohio State defeated Alabama 42-35 at the All State Sugar Bowl

Question: Winston would go on to win the @placeholder the following year.


Well this is awkward. The Prime Minister makes a lot of his special relationship with Barack Obama - but it seems the President who calls him 'bro' doesn't feel the same way. Mr Obama is following the wrong David Cameron on Twitter - a computer game-lover from Oregon who tweets about Back to the Future and Star Trek. While @DavidCameron enjoys the attention of the U.S. premier, British counterpart @David_Cameron has been left high and dry by the most powerful man in the world. Scroll down for video One-way relationship: David Cameron faithfully follows his U.S. counterpart on Twitter - but Barack Obama has not returned the favour, despite following 645,000 people. Instead he follows an Oregon movie fan
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PM follows 382 carefully-picked people, including the U.S. President
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But Obama hasn't returned the favour - despite following 645,000 people
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Tweets include crying at Muppets and 'Uhg. Someone cook me foooood'
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President auto-follows on his account, which is run by campaigners

Question: Awkward: @BarackObama follows Oregon computer game-lover @davidcameron - but not the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom @@placeholder.


(CNN) -- Bulgarian police have widened their investigation into last week's bombing attack on Israeli tourists to towns near the border with Romania, asking hotels for surveillance video that might have captured the suspected bomber. Hotels in the Black Sea coastal city of Varna say police have been asking for video showing a particular suspect and are giving a sketch of the suspect to management. Investigators also have questioned workers at a car rental agency near the Black Sea coast where the man attempted to rent a car before Wednesday's attack, the agency's owner told CNN. Five Israeli tourists were killed and more than 30 other Israelis were wounded when a suicide bomber blew apart their bus at Burgas International Airport.
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Police are asking hotels for surveillance video
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Five Israelis were killed in a suicide bombing last week
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Authorities don't rule out the possibility of a second suspect

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By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 09:28 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 09:39 EST, 24 October 2013 Tragic: Keith Bandy died after a paramedic refused to treat him while he was suffering a severe asthma attack A trainee driving instructor was left to die on his kitchen floor after an experienced paramedic failed to spot signs he was having a severe asthma attack, an inquest has heard. Keith Bandy, 30, dialled 999 after falling critically ill at his Northampton home in 2010. Clive Leach, 69, from East Midlands Ambulance Service, arrived at the scene but left after just 16 minutes, refusing to assess Mr Bandy because he was being 'uncooperative'.
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Keith Bandy, 30, dialled 999 after suffering a severe asthma attack in 2010
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Paramedic Clive Leach, 69, attended the scene but left after just 16 minutes
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Medic refused to assess the patient because he was being 'uncooperative'
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Inquest in Northampton heard he could have survived if he had been taken to hospital

Question: After failing to blow hard enough, Keith 'threw himself' onto his bed and 'shrugged away' Mr @placeholder’s hand.


It's for just one congressional seat for about eight months, but Tuesday's special election in Florida has taken on huge political significance. National Republicans are framing Tuesday's special election as a referendum on Obamacare. But their message -- plus a flood of outside spending by Democrats focused on the issue of Social Security -- is drowning out other issues in the race, Republican candidate David Jolly says. His Democratic opponent, Alex Sink, isn't shying away from the health care debate, touting the law's benefits and saying she's open to improvements. Both parties are looking at this race as a testing ground for their messages going into the midterm elections. Florida's 13th District is one of a small number of competitive ones, and Republicans and Democrats say the tight race here will come down to which campaign gets its supporters out.
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Both parties are testing messages for fall midterms in Tuesday's special election
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Republicans trying use Obamacare to frame midterm elections
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Republican candidate says outside anti-Obamacare ads are drowning other issues
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Democrat is confronting Obamacare debate, saying there's room for improvement

Question: She also said @placeholder's current requirement that businesses with more than 50 employees offer health insurance is "an arbitrary number" and says she wants to work across party lines to adjust the law to avoid any "unintended consequences," such as keeping businesses from expanding.

Question: This district is split down the political middle -- 37% of those registered to vote are @placeholder, about 35% are Democrats and 28% are unaffiliated or back a third-party candidate.


(CNN) -- The blowout is stopped. The oil disaster that began with an explosion 100 days ago has not ended by any means. But we seem to be seeing a murky ending to the beginning of the crisis. We have an enormous amount of floating oil, and Gulf waters polluted by oil and dispersant. Most estimates range from 2 million to 4 million barrels (84 million to 168 million gallons). The higher end would make it the largest unintended release of oil ever. (In 1991, Saddam Hussein's army intentionally released about 400 to 500 million gallons into the Persian Gulf to slow American troops.) Added to the Gulf of Mexico's troubles: about 2 million gallons of dispersant, a major intentional pollution event in itself.
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Carl Safina says precise size of oil disaster and impact on wildlife is not known
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He says impact on people is clearer -- since many lost their livelihood
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Safina says accident was avoidable if proper safeguards had been in place
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Decades of government deregulation helped lead to disaster, he says

Question: Migrants include millions of shorebirds, ducks and geese; herons and egrets; gannets, loons, terns, skimmers and other seabirds; peregrine falcons, ospreys and @placeholder-crossing songbirds that often land exhausted on beaches and marshes.


Lee Wallace is determined not to let 14 minutes of meltdown define an entire season at Rangers. As far as he is concerned, the fightback starts now. Wallace has listened to the flood of criticism that engulfed Ibrox in the wake of Monday night’s 3-1 home defeat from Hibs, which contained that extraordinary sequence of first-half concessions. Manager Ally McCoist bore the brunt of the uproar, with his position being openly questioned in some quarters, but Wallace would prefer to look in the mirror and to those who sit beside him in the dressing-room. He doesn’t hide from that fact that, bar maybe one game, the players simply haven’t met the standards they should have reached in the Championship.
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Lee Wallace determined Rangers' loss to Hibernian will not define season
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The 27-year-old insists Rangers will recover and challenge for promotion
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Rangers boss Ally McCoist has come under pressure due to average start
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Rangers travel to Livingston on Saturday hoping to bounce back with win

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By David Kent Erik Lamela showed glimpses of why Tottenham spent £30million on him with a friendly double against Toronto. The 22-year old Argentine, who made just nine Barclays Premier League appearances in an injury-hit campaign last season, has vowed to recreate the form which brought him 15 Serie A goals in 2012-13 with Roma. And if he continues like this, he just might. Lamela firing his first on 18 minutes with a Gareth Bale-esque finish from just inside the box, and his second with equal aplomb five minutes before the break. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Tottenham Hotspur v Toronto: Andros Townsend hits winner
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Lamela opened the scoring with a crisp finish on 18 minutes after Roberto Soldado's assist
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The pair combined for the second, with Lamela finishing with equal aplomb
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Mauricio Pochettino made ten changes at half-time, with only Brad Friedel remaining on the pitch
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In the classic game of two halves, Toronto hit back through Andrew Wiedeman and Jordan Hamilton
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But substitute Andros Townsend won the game with a moment of quality late on to make it 3-2 to Spurs
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Jermain Defoe appeared as captain against his former club

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Moscow (CNN) -- Four people face criminal charges in connection with the sinking of a Russian ship Sunday in which scores of people died, federal investigators said Tuesday. Both Svetlana Inyakina, general director of Argorechtur, the company that rented the cruise boat "Bulgaria," and Yakov Ivashov, a manager at the Kama River Register, have been detained, Russia's Investigative Committee said. They are charged with providing services that do not meet safety standards which resulted in multiple deaths, and if convicted could be jailed for up to 10 years. Criminal charges are also being brought against the captains of two ships which are accused of passing the sinking boat without stopping to help the people in the water, the committee said. They could face heavy fines or up to three years in prison.
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The criminal charges brought against four people over the sinking carry heavy penalties
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PM Vladimir Putin promises compensation for families of the dead and those injured
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President Dmitry Medvedev declares Tuesday a national day of mourning
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The ship was overloaded and not licensed to carry passengers, prosecutors say

Question: @placeholder is observing a day of mourning Tuesday with church services taking place all across the country, flags flying at half-staff and national television canceling all entertainment programming in the wake of what Russian media are calling the most devastating river accident in the country's history.


(CNN) -- Bringing together an army of creative writers, photographers and illustrators from all around Africa and beyond, Cameroonian journalist Ntone Edjabe has set up an exciting media platform that mixes culture and politics to present an unconventional portrayal of the continent. Dubbed Chimurenga, which means "revolutionary struggle" in Zimbabwe's Shona language, Edjabe's creation is an award-winning, pan African literary magazine that addresses and embraces the continent's diversity, with a focus on "the complexity of life." "Discourse on Africa is geared towards simplicity," explains Edjabe. "Everything must be simple, 'he's a poor black man, he's a victim,' like there has to be a simple story, in a way this is what signifies Africa and global consciousness," he adds.
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Cameroonian Ntone Edjabe is the founder of the pan-African magazine Chimurenga
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He's received international recognition for his unconventional portrayal of Africa
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The S.Africa-based award-winning journal has more than 100 contributors
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Its latest edition re-tells 2008's xenophobic attacks in South Africa

Question: South Africa's struggle and transition from apartheid to democracy are often a central theme in @placeholder's Chimurenga.


Sofia Vergara and fiancé, Onion Crunch king Nick Loeb called it quits following rows over her continuing friendship with former love Chris Paciello, MailOnline can reveal. The Modern Family beauty, 41, dated Paciello - a handsome Miami nightclub owner who did time for his part in a mob-related murder - in the late 1990s. And after announcing her split from Loeb just over a week ago, a source said: 'The split was in part due to Chris and the fact he and Sofia are still friends, on some level Sofia will always care about Chris and that drove Nick crazy.'
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Modern Family beauty dated Miami nightclub owner Chris Paciella in late 1990s
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Source says: 'Nick was jealous that Sofia and Chris remain friends - and she is investing in some of his clubs
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Her friends say he's 'the one that got away' and the couple have an 'unbreakable bond'
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Sofia and Loeb got into a fight at Paciello's club on NY Eve 2012 - which ended with the star's dress being ripped and Loeb being thrown out by security

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Question: All over: On May 24 @placeholder announced she and fiancé Nick Loeb had called it quits.


Jailed: Leopold McLean, 49, shot his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend outside her home in November 2010 Mayor Bloomberg's bodyguard has been jailed for seven years for attempted murder in a love triangle shooting. Leopold McLean, 49, shot his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend outside her home in November 2010. The shooting took place after the veteran NYPD officer had dropped off Mayor Bloomberg’s daughter Georgina at home after a Knicks game. McLean spotted LePaul Gammons outside his girlfriend Assia Winfield’s Jamaica, Queens home. He shot him twice in the buttocks and back using his service weapon as Gammons  ran away . McLean and Winfield called 911, claiming Gammons had broken into her house and had a knife.
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Leopold McLean, 49, shot his girlfriend's ex-boyfriend outside her home
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Shot him twice in the buttocks and back using his service weapon
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Detective failed to mention that he had fired at Gammons

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(CNN) -- In a stunning achievement for unionists and Democrats, critics of the Wisconsin governor Scott Walker marshaled over a million signatures for a petition that has made it possible for Walker to lose his office in a recall election this spring. If so, that would be the first successful gubernatorial recall in Wisconsin history and only the third in that of the United States. Walker blundered last year by pushing through the state legislature a hugely unpopular law that cripples public-sector collective bargaining and thereby suffocates most government unions. Coming on the heels of the November referendum in Ohio, which overturned a similar Republican-sponsored law, it's clear that the American trade union movement is not yet dead. Indeed, the defense of these venerable institutions retains the capacity to put thousands in the streets and mobilize millions of voters, not all of whom are card-carrying unionists by any means.
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Over a million signatures have been submitted to recall Gov. Scott Walker of Wisconsin
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Nelson Lichtenstein: It's clear that the American trade union movement is not yet dead
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He says that the fate of unionism is all about class power and income distribution
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He says that people are realizing the importance of unions and are fighting on their behalf

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By Chris Greenwood PUBLISHED: 18:15 EST, 5 February 2013 | UPDATED: 09:42 EST, 6 February 2013 'Driven by revenge': Vicky Pryce ex-wife of Chris Huhne pictured arriving at Southwark Crown Court yesterday It was the day when the pure fury felt by Vicky Pryce over her husband’s infidelity was laid bare to the world. A jury heard how she hatched a plot to ‘destroy’ Chris Huhne after discovering he had left her for another woman. Pryce, 60, decided to ‘bring Chris down’ and ‘nail him’ as an act of vengeance after the Lib Dem Cabinet Minister walked out on her after 26 years of marriage for Carina Trimingham, the court was told.
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Vicky Pryce colluded with newspaper to bring Huhne down, a court heard
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Emails to Sunday Times said: 'I really want to nail him'
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She plotted revenge after he left her for press advisor Carina Trimmingham
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Picture of the speeding car at centre of case shown for first time

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By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 05:41 EST, 25 September 2013 | UPDATED: 10:19 EST, 26 September 2013 Speeding across a lake clinging to a wakeboard towed by a speedboat might not sound like a particularly promising spot for a proposal but for one extreme sports enthusiast, it was perfect. From his precarious perch, surfer Matt Gencarella, 21, from Idaho, popped the question to his girlfriend Brynn Hathaway, 21 - and amazingly, she said yes. Matt even managed to go down on one knee despite the wobbling wakeboard being towed at a hair raising 25 miles per hour. Scroll down for video
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Matt Gencarella, 21, proposed to Brynn Hathaway, also 21, on a wakeboard
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The board was being towed at 25mph but Matt still got down on one knee
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After Brynn said yes, relieved Matt celebrated by hurling himself overboard
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The twosome's magic moment was captured on film and went viral online
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The pair will get married at the end of August next year in their native Idaho

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 21:33 EST, 15 September 2013 | UPDATED: 10:28 EST, 16 September 2013 Several prominent leaders in Alabama weighed in Friday on allegations that all-white sororities passed over two prospective African-American members because of pressure from alumnae, and in one case, an adviser.Paul Bryant Jr., the president pro tem of the board of trustees and the son of legendary football coach Paul 'Bear' Bryant, said the school does not support the segregation of any organisation. Governor Robert Bentley, an alumnus, reiterated that fraternal organisations should choose members based on their qualifications, not race.
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Former Alabama Supreme Court Justice John England Jr.'s step-granddaughter was one of the rejected students
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The student newspaper, The Crimson-White, first reported the allegations this week
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University says it is working with sororities to remove any barriers
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Sorority member says 'it's not the students, it's the alumni'

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US goalkeepers Tim Howard and Brad Friedel have ended their feud over claims made in the former's book. Veteran Tottenham shot-stopper Friedel was accused in his fellow American's book The Keeper of looking to prevent Howard's move to Manchester United going through in 2003, a claim he labelled 'ludicrous'. Howard, now with Everton, accepts his fellow goalkeeper's version of events and future print runs of the book will be amended to reflect this. Tim Howard has accepted Brad Friedel's version of events about a move falling through with Man United Veteran Tottenham keeper Friedel said claims he sabotaged Howard's move were 'ludicrous'
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Tim Howard accepted Brad Friedel's version of story in The Keeper
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Friedel said claim he prevented Howard moving to United was 'ludicrous'
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Howard vows to amend future editions of his book to reflect change

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By Damien Gayle and Claire Ellicott Lunatic: Jonathan Limani was jailed indefinitely after admitting cutting off his manager's head with a cheese knife because 'God told him to' An Albanian immigrant who hacked a restaurant manager’s head off with a cheese knife was allowed to move to Britain despite five years of violent and psychotic behaviour in Europe. Jonathan Limani, a paranoid schizophrenic described as a ‘highly dangerous individual’, had been sectioned twice and was being investigated for assault when he was allowed to move to England. The family of his victim, Chris Varian, yesterday said authorities had made a ‘catalogue of errors’ in letting Limani move from Sweden to become a waiter at the four-star The Oxfordshire in Thame.
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Jonathan Limani admitted to Britain despite being detained for mental health problems twice in Sweden
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Less than 30 days before entering the country he had tried to wrestle a gun from a police officer
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Limani will be admitted to a secure psychiatric unit. If his mental health improves he will go to jail

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Tributes are flowing in from across the globe as the cricket world pays its respects to Phillip Hughes following news of the Australian batsman's death on Thursday. Flags have been lowered to half mast in London at the home of cricket, Lord's, as the English players, officials and fans join their Australian counterparts in mourning the death of the 25-year-old. Hughes had stints with three English county sides - Middlesex, Hampshire and Worcestershire - between 2009 and 2012 and left a lasting impression both on and off the pitch. Scroll down for video Floral tributes outside the Grace Gate at Lord's Cricket Ground in London are among those flowing in from across the globe as the cricket world pays its respects to Phillip Hughes following news of the Australian batsman's death on Thursday
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Flags have been lowered to half mast and floral tributes have been laid at Lord's in London for Phillip Hughes
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Hughes had stints with three English county sides - Middlesex, Hampshire and Worcestershire - and left a lasting impression both on and off the pitch
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English batsman Nick Compton - who lived with Hughes in London  - delivered a heart-breaking farewell on Twitter
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Flags were lowered to half mast in Sydney and Adelaide following news of the 25-year-old's death on Thursday
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Play was also called off in the third test between Pakistan and New Zealand in Sharjah where the scoreboard lit up with a tribute to the Australian cricketer

Question: Neighbours of his family and friends gathered at the cricket ground in @placeholder' small hometown for a solemn memorial late on Thursday.


By Tara Brady These are the adorable first images of newborn octopus hatchlings, which, even with their eight legs, are still smaller than a penny. The octopi hatched overnight between March 17 and March 18 at the Mote Marine Laboratory, in Sarasota in Florida. The species of octopus - a Caribbean pygmy - are typically nocturnal, with the babies often hiding in order to avoid predators. Little sucker: A newborn Octopus hatchling which even with its eight legs is still smaller than a penny According to staff, the mother octopus arrived at the marine lab after she had already mated.
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Octopi hatched at the Mote Marine Laboratory, in Sarasota in Florida
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The species of octopus - a Caribbean pygmy - are typically nocturnal
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Babies are often in hiding in order to avoid predators
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The female laid around 50 eggs which took around two months to hatch

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She arrived for her annual summer break at Balmoral just five days after the Royal baby was born. And now, almost two weeks later, the Queen appears to have relaxed into her two month holiday with ease. She was greeted by hordes of well-wishers as she inspected the troops outside the gates of Balmoral today as she arrived to take up official residence. She had landed in Scotland more than a week earlier, on 27 June, when she arrived by private aeroplane with her two corgis, Holly and Willow, for the break. Jolly good show! The Queen inspects the Royal Scots Borderers at the gates to Balmoral as she takes up summer residence there
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Monarch arrived 27 July but spent first 10 days elsewhere on the estate
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Had to wait until tourist season ended on 31 July, then another week for team to secure the main residence
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Queen expected to be joined by Prince Philip on Monday
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Other Royals likely to drop in - with suggestions William and Kate may spend some time there

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By Darren Boyle for MailOnline The husband of New Forest murder victim Pennie Davis, 47 left a heartfelt floral tribute to the mother-of-five as he visited the scene with her children earlier today. Pete Davis, who married the victim in May, slowly bent as he laid down flowers at the edge of the police cordon in Beaulieu, Hampshire. Inside he had written the note 'Angel, all my love, always and forever.' Mr Davis returned to the area, where he discovered his wife's body on Tuesday as police began searching a nearby river in a bid to recover the murder weapon.
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Penelope Davis, 47, found Tuesday afternoon in Beaulieu, Hampshire
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She had suffered stab wounds and was found by her 'distraught' husband
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Mrs Davis, nee Lambert, had only married her partner, Pete, in May
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Family members visited the murder scene at lunchtime to leave floral tributes
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Mr Davis wrote: 'Angel, all my love, always and forever. Your Pete xxx'
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A police sub-aqua team has begun to search a river for the killer's knife
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Detectives are still attempted to establish a motive for the brutal killing
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Police believe one or more people may have killed Mrs Davis
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So far, 150 members of the public have come forward with information

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Question: Police officers, dressed in orange jumpsuits, have been searching the @placeholder, desperately trying to find the murder weapon.


By Daily Mail Reporter Residents trapped in a remote Alaskan town after two avalanches blocked the only route in on Friday could remain trapped for four more days as road crews struggle to clear the snow. Banks of snow about 40ft high were dumped on Richardson Highway, which runs parallel to the trans-Alaska pipeline, on Friday. The weight of snow damned the Lowe River, creating a half-mile long lake filled with 500 million gallons of icy water. Concerns that the unstable dam could breach its banks if snow is cleared too quickly has delayed efforts to reopen the vital route into Valdez, a town of 4,100 people.
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Supplies are airlifted into Valdez for town's 4,000 residents who have been trapped since Friday
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Heavy rain triggered two avalanches that dumped up to 100ft of snow on the highway
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Homes near a 500 million gallon lake created by the ice dam are evacuated

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By Tom Leonard Here we go: Veteran British actor Patrick Stewart and other Twitter users rang the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange Dozens of Twitter’s British staff were in line for a huge payout yesterday as shares in the company soared to almost double their original price on the first day of trading in New York. Britain is the social media website’s biggest market after the US and a clutch of senior employees in London could make sums well into six figures thanks to owning shares in the company. They include Bruce Daisley, the UK general manager.
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Britain is social media website Twitter's biggest market after the US
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Senior employees in London could make sums well into six figures
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Investors were asking for 30 times number of shares that were on offer
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Actor Patrick Stewart and other Twitter users rang opening NYSE bell

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(CNN) -- A woman to woman talk between Oprah Winfrey and the former head of her South African girls school ended with the settlement of a defamation lawsuit against the talk show host, their lawyers said. Lerato Nomvuyo Mzamane sued Winfrey, contending she defamed Mzamane when talking about an abuse scandal at the school she ran in 2007. The case was set for trial in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, starting March 29. "The two parties met woman to woman without their lawyers and are happy that they could resolve this dispute peacefully to their mutual satisfaction," the attorneys said in a joint statement Tuesday.
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The talk show host founded a girls leadership school in South Africa in 2007
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Lerato Nomvuyo Mzamane was suspended, later fired after student complaints of abuse
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Mzamane claimed in lawsuit that Oprah Winfrey has defamed her
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The two women meet without their lawyers and agree to settle lawsuit

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By Anna Edwards A father shot his daughter before taking his own life because he feared they could not cope with the death of her mother, an inquest has heard. Pauline Barker, 56, was found drowned in the River Trent near Colwick, Nottingham, on April 15 2012. An inquest into the three deaths, held in Nottingham, heard her former partner Archie McKelvie, 64, believed neither he nor their daughter Corrin Barker, 31, could cope with the loss. Concluding the hearing today, Nottinghamshire coroner Mairin Casey told the inquest: 'Archie formed the view that he could not cope or carry on alone. He worried that Corrin would not cope with the news of her mother’s death.
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Pauline Barker, 56, was found drowned in the River Trent
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Archie McKelvie believed neither he nor daughter Corrin Barker could cope
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Pauline Barker had suffered from mental health problems
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'Archie formed the view that he could not cope or carry on alone'
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Question: 'At some time between April 25 and April 26 2012, A@placeholdershot Corrin at close range in the back.


ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- The Rev. James Orange, a civil rights activist whose 1965 jailing sparked a fatal protest that ultimately led to the famed Selma-to-Montgomery march and the Voting Rights Act, died Saturday at Atlanta's Crawford Long Hospital, the Southern Christian Leadership Conference said in a statement. He was 65. Orange was a native of Birmingham, Alabama, "who resided in southwest Atlanta for four decades while fighting the good fight for equality and social justice for all mankind," said the SCLC, a civil rights organization. Orange was arrested and jailed in Perry County, Alabama, in 1965 on charges of disorderly conduct and contributing to the delinquency of minors for enlisting students to aid in voting rights drives.
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Orange jailed in Alabama in 1965 for getting students to help voting rights drives
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In march to support him, a man was killed, leading to 'Bloody Sunday,' famed march
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After successful Selma-to-Montgomery march, Voting Rights Act signed into law

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The Reserve Bank is working with other regulators to crack down on risky lending to housing investors amid concerns they are intensifying soaring property prices in Sydney and Melbourne. Australia's central bank is worried that the fast-growing rate at which banks are lending to investors is out of proportion with rental demand. This could have wider-ranging effects on the economy, the RBA warned in its twice-yearly Financial Stability Review. Scroll down for video House for sale on Chastleton Avenue in Toorak, Melbourne. The blue-chip suburb is a favourite among investors The Reserve Bank is working with other regulators to crack down on risky lending to housing investors amid concerns they are intensifying soaring property prices
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The central bank is cracking down on risky lending to property investors
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There are concerns investors are intensifying soaring property prices
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House prices rose 16 per cent in Sydney in August and 12 per cent in Melbourne in just one year
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Investors account for more than 40 per cent of all new home loans

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Los Angeles (CNN) -- The possible sale of the L.A. Clippers appeared to have hit a contractual snag, but it quickly got unsnagged. Donald Sterling's lawyer is going on vacation, so the probate court deciding whether or not he gets to keep the team or his wife gets to sell it, postponed the next hearing until July 21. That goes against a stipulation in former Microsoft chief Steve Ballmer's agreement with Shelly Sterling to buy the Clippers for $2 billion, according to a court filing. The NBA was supposed to meet on July 15 to approve the sale, but only if the court had made a decision by then.
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Donald Sterling calls the NBA a "terrible institution"
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He claims that he runs five corporation and "knows everything"
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His wife, Shelly, says she cried after seeing Donald Sterling's CNN interview
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Donald calls her a "pig" as she leaves the stand

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Question: The judge didn't comply, instead asking the @placeholder co-owner not to "make any statements to your wife."


Sochi, Russia (CNN) -- Why does Sochi 2014 matter? It's a question worth asking given we're thick into the action of the 22nd Winter Games. Maybe you're debating whether to engage, considering the need to consume, or assessing why you should pay attention to the festival of winter sports taking place in Russia? If so, maybe these 10 reasons will warm you to the event that just loves to be in the cold: 1. Volunteers' view: Sarana, Ksenya and David - Sochi 2014 unpaid workers: "Russia could really use a reputation boost, its doors are open. This has been such a great opportunity for us, I'm from Holland (David) and I'm from the far east of Russia (Sarana), so it's been great to come together and to meet so many new people, to meet new friends."
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'It's about peace and getting together with a bunch of people"
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"It makes your armchair all the more safe and comfortable"

Question: "The @placeholder said they planned to bring world-class facilities back to Russia, to build a university in Sochi, so athletes could train in the best way and help them become the premier nation in winter sports once again, and they would do this regardless of whether they won or not.

Question: "The Russians said they planned to bring world-class facilities back to Russia, to build a university in @placeholder, so athletes could train in the best way and help them become the premier nation in winter sports once again, and they would do this regardless of whether they won or not.


(CNN) -- A top Mexican drug trafficker has been arrested by Mexican police, authorities said Wednesday. Luis Rodriguez Olivera, alias "El Guero," was arrested at Mexico City's airport Tuesday, federal police said in a statement. The United States was offering a $5 million reward for information leading to Rodriguez's capture. Rodriguez, 39, is accused of money laundering and importing, possessing and distributing cocaine into the United States. According to Mexico's Ministry of Public Security, Rodriguez and his brothers Esteban, Daniel and Miguel were part of a criminal ring known as Los Gueritos, who smuggled drugs into the United States between 1996 and 2008. The crew worked under the leadership of Mexico's most-wanted fugitive, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the leader of the Sinaloa cartel.
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Luis Rodriguez Olivera was arrested Tuesday at Mexico City airport
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Authorities say he has worked for several cartels
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The United States offered a $5 million reward for him

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Beijing (CNN) -- After walking several blocks through New York's busy streets recently, I finally found Wang Juntao in the middle of Times Square, where the exiled Chinese dissident was holding a sit-down protest. Wearing a grey suit and yellow tie, Wang sits in a makeshift cage to dramatize the imprisonment of Wang Bingzhang, a fellow pro-democracy activist who has been imprisoned in China for the past 11 years. Occasionally, tourists come by to read the posters on display, which explain the plight of Wang in English and Chinese, before they walk away. Close by, a bank of giant video screens flash advertisements for a range of consumer products and, by coincidence, for Xinhua, China's state-controlled news agency.
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Wang Juntao, Bo Xilai, Li Keqiang were all students at Peking University in the 1970s
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Wang is now an exiled dissident, Bo is in prison, while Li is China's premier
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Peking University, known in Chinese as Beida, founded as training ground for China's intellectuals

Question: In 1919, Beida students led street demonstrations in @placeholder, known then as Peking, condemning Confucian traditions and values, as well as the foreign domination of their country.


Washington (CNN)Triumphant Republicans return to Washington Wednesday to prepare for a new era of GOP dominance on both sides of the Capitol. But first, they have to get through a short, final Senate session under Democratic control. The post-election lame duck session should be fast-paced as lawmakers work to clear leftover business, including a must pass bill to fund the government, and other bills to arm Syrian rebels and extend expiring tax breaks. Republican leaders are anxious to start the new Congress in January with a clean slate when they could control as many as 54 seats. Senators who were defeated in the last election must return to the Capitol to vote on these items. But newly-elected senators, excited after their victories, can't vote until they are sworn-in in January.
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Congress returns to Washington Wednesday
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Lame duck session marks final few weeks of Democratic control in the Senate

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 19:37 EST, 25 February 2014 | UPDATED: 09:50 EST, 26 February 2014 General Motors has doubled the number of small cars it is recalling and brought the total up to 1.6 million cars after announcing the new additions on Tuesday. Now up to six different models have been recalled because a faulty ignition switch used in the cars has been linked to multiple fatal crashes. Just two weeks ago, GM announced the recall of more than 780,000 Chevrolet Cobalts and Pontiac G5s. It has now added 842,000 Saturn Ion compacts, Chevrolet HHR SUVs and Pontiac Solstice and Saturn Sky sports cars.
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Six different Chevrolet, Saturn and Pontiac car models have been recalled
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Company cited a faulty ignition switch that could be jiggered out of place by a heavy key chain or bump in the road which went on to cause crashes
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Report issued to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration notes that they first learned of the problem in 2004 and the first death was in 2007
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Have come under fire for not issuing the recall much earlier
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Problem has been cited as a factor in 31 crashes which had 13 fatalities

Question: 'This is a case where both GM and @placeholder should be held accountable for doing a recall no later than the spring of 2007.'


By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 14:18 EST, 8 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:42 EST, 9 April 2013 The manufacturer fought hard to ensure its original Jaffa Cake was a cake, not a biscuit - but they're unlikely to have any trouble with this product. McVitie’s started selling world-famous Jaffa Cakes in 1927 - but now it's producing them as full-sized cakes for the first time. The firm won a celebrated court battle in 1991 to have Jaffa Cakes officially recognised as chocolate-covered cakes. Larger version: The £7 Big One, a cake-sized version of the Jaffa Cake, is now being sold in Asda and Morrisons
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McVitie's started selling Jaffa Cakes in 1927 but are now going large
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Firm won 1991 court battle to have Jaffa Cakes recognised as cakes
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Taxman had wanted to make them biscuits so they would be taxable

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Robbie Henshaw will have his first tangible crack at Ireland's vacant 13 shirt on Saturday after being paired alongside Gordon D'Arcy in midfield to face Australia. The post-Brian O'Driscoll era remains yet to launch at full-tilt however, as boss Joe Schmidt still cannot select from midfield strength. So with Jared Payne sidelined through foot trouble, the wait to decipher head coach Schmidt's first-choice centre pairing goes on. Robbie Henshaw (pictured) will start alongside Gordon D'Arcy for Ireland against Australia on Saturday Mike Ross and Simon Zebo are the only two starters retained from last weekend's 49-7 victory over Georgia, with Ireland back to full strength to face Michael Cheika's Wallabies.
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Robbie Henshaw will start alongside Gordon D'Arcy against Australia
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Joe Schmidt is yet to decide on a replacement for Brian O'Driscoll
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Henshaw gets a chance in his natural position after playing at 12 last time

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A grainy sonar image captured off an uninhabited Pacific island could show the remains of Amelia Earhart’s doomed plane which disappeared in 1937. The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) say the latest evidence could be a step closer to finding out the mystery behind her disappearance. Earhart, then 39, was on the final stage of an an ambitious around-the-world flight along the equator in a twin-engine Lockheed Electra when she and navigator Fred Noonan disappeared. The image was captured off an uninhabited tropical island in the southwestern Pacific republic of Kiribati and showed an 'anomaly' at a depth of 600 feet in the waters.
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Famous aviator disappeared as she attempted an around the world flight
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TIGHAR have spent years investigating Earhart's last, fateful flight
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Image showed an 'anomaly' at a depth of 600 feet in the waters

Question: Improvised tools and bits of Plexiglas that are consistent with that of an @placeholder window were found on the island.


On screen, Steve McQueen was the King of Cool. With his blond hair, blazing blue eyes and chiselled features, his face was more eloquent than any of the lines written for him in hit movies such as The Great Escape, Bullitt, Getaway and The Thomas Crown Affair. His tough, raw charisma appealed to male and female cinemagoers alike. He was seen as a romantic hero and an adventurer; uncompromisingly macho, yet with — his fans liked to believe — a gentle heart. No wonder he became the highest-paid movie star in the world until his death in 1980 at the age of 50, and no wonder his films live on.
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Steve McQueen was the world's highest paid actor at the time of his death
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The screen legend was the son of an alcoholic prostitute
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His son Chad said McQueen was afraid that he would lose everything
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McQueen demanded consignments of razors and jeans on every movie
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He donated the goods to a charity which helped him as a young boy

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By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 13:24 EST, 17 April 2013 | UPDATED: 07:35 EST, 18 April 2013 Twelve-year-old Luka suffers from muscular dystrophy - a cruel degenerative disease which confines him to a wheelchair and will make him weaker and weaker over time. But with these beautiful pictures, entitled 'The Little Prince', friend and photographer Matej Peljhan has allowed him to explore an imaginary world where he can shoot a basketball, climb stairs and even perform a handstand. Amazingly, the images did not require any digital trickery, Matej simply used coloured sheets and carefully placed objects and took the pictures from above.
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Luka is confined to a wheelchair by the degenerative disease
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Beautiful images were created without using Photoshop - just coloured sheets and household objects
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Pictures show him flying, playing basketball and even performing a handstand

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(CNN) -- Wikipedia once again is diving into Internet politics. The free encyclopedia on Tuesday temporarily shut down access to most of its Russian-language site in protest of proposed legal action in Russia that it says would result in Internet censorship. Visitors to ru.wikipedia.org on Tuesday saw a black censorship bar over the Wikipedia logo and a message asking them to imagine a world without free access to knowledge. In January, Wikipedia shuttered its English sites for 24 hours in protest of anti-piracy laws that were being discussed in the U.S. Congress. That action was cited as evidence of a new wave of political power for the technology and Internet industries. Google and others joined in that protest, which essentially derailed two anti-piracy bills in the United States.
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The Russian-language Wikipedia site shuts down in protest of a law
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Wikipedia says proposed changes in that country would lead to censorship
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The site's shutdown is temporary
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In January, Wikipedia jumped into U.S. politics with a similar act

Question: "The agency will have the right to add items to the blacklist, as will the courts, which already have the authority to ban extremist and other types of content that violates @placeholder legislation."


With her shiny body and smooth curves, this £15-million superyacht is a real wealth symbol. The Adastra, unveiled today in China, is the new floating pleasure palace of billionaire businessman Anto Marden who commissioned its construction five years ago. Designed by Sussex-based yacht designer John Shuttleworth, the Adastra is so high-tech, it can even be cotrolled remotely at the touch of an iPad... as long as you don't get any further away than 50 metres. Space age: The trimaran yacht Adastra certainly made an impact during its launching ceremony yesterday in China Marden, who is based in Hong Kong and made his fortune in the shipping industry, will be able to sail the state-of-the-art boat between the two islands he already owns off the coast of Indonesia.
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The Adastra is so hi-tech that you can even control it with your iPad
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Its range is 4,000 miles, enough to go from the UK to New York in a single trip without refueling
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The 42m yacht has a maximum speed of 22.5 knots

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By Leslie Larson PUBLISHED: 09:56 EST, 11 September 2012 | UPDATED: 11:08 EST, 11 September 2012 A New Jersey congressman is under investigation for using campaign funds to cover personal expenses for a luxurious vacation in Scotland for his wife and two daughters. U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews (D-1st Dist.) splashed out more than $30,000 to attend the wedding of an unnamed donor - an expense that was vetted by his wife who serves as a volunteer compliance officer for the politician. The House Committee on Ethics ruled in early September there is 'substantial reason to believe' Andrews inappropriately used campaign funds for the family trip and the Committee will extend their investigation to fully review the matter.
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U.S. Rep. Rob Andrews (D-1st Dist.) spent $7,725 for two rooms at the exclusive Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh, in addition to nearly $17,000 for family's business class airfare
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Use of campaign money was approved by his wife, who serves as his compliance officer
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Democratic Representative has served in Congress for 21 years
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House Committee on Ethics is investigating use of political funds for personal expenses

Question: But the swanky accommodations for their @placeholder getaway are not the only expenses that have come under scrutiny.


Lionel Messi went through the 400 goal barrier and Neymar scored his first ever league hat-trick for Barcelona as Luis Enrique's team beat Granada 6-0 to stay top of La Liga. The Argentine is now on 401 career goals for club and country in 524 matches, aged only 27. Aside from Neymar's treble and Messi's magic there was plenty more to please coach Luis Enrique ahead of Barcelona's trip to Paris to play PSG on Tuesday. CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL MATCH REPORT FROM BARCELONA V GRANADA Host commentator Barcelona have leapfrogged Valencia to go to the top of La Liga after an impressive 6-0 win against Granada.
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Neymar stole the show by scoring three goals against Granada
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Lionel Messi grabbed two goals while Ivan Rakitic got the other
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Barcelona go three points clear as Valencia are in action on Sunday
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Barcelona XI: Bravo, Alves, Mathieu, Mascherano, Adriano, Xavi, Busquets, Rakitic, Munir, Messi, Neymar.
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Granada XI: Roberto, Nyom, Babin, Murillo, Foulquier, Iturra, Yuste, Fran Rico, Javi Marquez, Success, El Arabi.

Question: Barcelona look lively in possession but are yet to break down @placeholder's defence.


Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Exactly 10 years ago, a brutal civil war was being fought in Afghanistan as rebels advanced on the Taliban in the capital, Kabul. From the former five-star Intercontinental Hotel -- a luxury hotel without TVs which were banned by the Taliban -- we watched as the rebels launched a daring raid on the airport. We could see the rockets flying in and flames coming from the fuel dumps and damaged aircraft. A few hours later we heard about the attacks in the United States. The Intercontinental was where we watched the civil war, and where we were on 9/11 though the TV ban meant bizarrely we could not watch those events, and it was where the Taliban foreign minister denied Osama bin Laden's involvement. This year it came under attack from the Taliban.
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The Intercontinental Hotel has entertained diplomats and come under Taliban attack
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One of the hardest lessons of the past decade is the failure of the international community to step up
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President Karzai's weaknesses have also limited what can be achieved in the country
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Kabul enjoys a veneer of security but the rest of the country is open to Taliban violence

Question: It's frustrating that the window of opportunity that was there at the beginning was missed -- when all the @placeholder wanted was weapons and warlords to be removed and disarmed so that they could have a normal life.


By Amanda Williams WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT Sophia Blackburn bit a chunk from a woman's ear because she turned off UB40 at a pub disco has been jailed for four years A single mother of two who bit a chunk from a woman’s ear because she turned off UB40 at a pub disco has been jailed for four years. Sophia Blackburn, 24, sunk her teeth into Stacey Wilkinson's ear - scarring her for life  - during a fight next to a disc jockey booth. Blackburn, from Bradford, clamped her teeth on Wilkinson’s left ear while pinning her on the dance floor.
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Sophia Blackburn, 24, sunk teeth into Stacey Wilkinson's ear during brawl
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Victim had been changing records as favour for the DJ when she attacked
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Part of attacker's tooth was later found sticking in Miss Wilkinson’s left ear
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Miss Wilkinson said she has now been left living in fear and paranoia

Question: '@placeholder was on at the time but I wasn't aware anybody had put the song on.


(CNN) -- He refers to himself as the industry's last remaining dinosaur, but Adrian Newey is the pioneering Formula One engineer who can consistently claim to be ahead of the curve. The 53-year-old's designs have delivered a total of 10 world titles, spread across three different constructors, putting the Briton in a class of his own. After successful spells with Williams and McLaren, Newey is now chief technical officer at Red Bull, where he produced the cars that swept Sebastian Vettel to back-to-back championships in 2011 and 2012 alongside double manufacturers' crowns. He can also count legends of the sport such as Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost, Damon Hill, Jacques Villeneuve and Mika Hakkinen as those who have triumphed under his hand since he started working in motor racing in 1980.
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Designer Adrian Newey has delivered 10 Formula One world championship titles
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Briton has worked with Williams, McLaren and now defending champions Red Bull
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He says solutions to technical problems often "pop up in the shower"
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Newey says F1's constant rule changes provide him with new opportunities

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An Australian Commonwealth Games weightlifter has been ordered to pay £400 compensation to a Welsh athlete after he admitted headbutting him. Francois Etoundi assaulted Gareth Evans, also a weightlifter, in the athletes' village on Wednesday morning, Glasgow Sheriff Court heard. The assault followed an earlier verbal exchange between the pair relating to Mr Evans' athlete girlfriend. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Australian Commonwealth Games chief defend Etoundi Compensation: Australia weightlifter Francois Etoundi ordered to pay Welshman Gareth Evans £400 for headbutting him in Glasgow Victim: Etoundi headbutted Welsh weightlifter Gareth Evans (pictured) in the athletes' village Low: Etoundi won Commonwealth bronze in 77kg class on Monday before headbutting Evans
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Etoundi ordered to pay £400 by Sheriff Andrew Cubie in Glasgow court
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The 29-year-old assaulted Evans in Glasgow's athletes' village
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Etoundi overcame injuries to win bronze medal in 77kg class on Monday

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New York (CNN) -- One of four victims injured nearly three decades ago by Bernhard Goetz, a man New Yorkers once dubbed "the subway vigilante," has been found dead, according to a source with knowledge of the investigation. James Ramseur, 45, was found Thursday, exactly 27 years to the day after a controversial subway shooting catapulted him and the others into the national spotlight, highlighting strained race relations and fears of widespread crime in New York City during the 1980s. Ramseur was found unconscious in a Bronx motel room by motel staff members. The cause of his death was not immediately clear.
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James Ramseur, 45, is found dead in a New York CIty motel room
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Ramseur was one of four victims injured nearly three decades ago by Bernhard Goetz
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Goetz was a man New Yorkers once dubbed "the subway vigilante"

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(CNN) -- Exploring the heavens with spaceships and fancy orbiting telescopes like the Hubble is pretty routine stuff for NASA. But the space agency is going low-tech to get a good look at an eagerly anticipated comet. The space agency plans to launch a balloon -- yes, a balloon -- to study Comet ISON, the much-hyped comet that many hope will put on a big sky show in coming months. Astronomers are scrambling to figure out ways to learn more about the comet, and that's where the balloon comes in. This isn't the kind of balloon you buy for kids at a party store, but they do have some things in common.
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A giant NASA balloon is being used to get a good look at Comet ISON
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The balloon will rise to 120,000 feet
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Comet ISON could put on show this winter

Question: But the @placeholder balloons can carry a payload weighing 8,000 pounds (3,600 kilograms), or about the weight of three small cars.


By Dan Bloom Wanted: Police want to speak to Lloyd Trainer, 24, in connection with a burglary on an antiques shop A man wanted for questioning over a burglary at an antiques shop has fled Britain and become a rep for the firm behind the now infamous Magaluf sex video, it was claimed today. Lloyd Trainer, 24, featured on the BBC's Crimewatch less than a month ago in connection with a high-value raid on a shop in Petworth, West Sussex, in January 2012. Police said he had links to Glasgow, Surrey and London - but a Facebook profile for Trainer now says he is living in Palma de Mallorca, the capital of the Spanish holiday island.
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Lloyd Trainer, 24, featured on the BBC's crime show less than a month ago
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He is wanted for questioning by Sussex Police in connection with raid
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But on Facebook, Trainer says he is living in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
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He reportedly helps run notorious drinking games on Carnage barcrawls
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Firm behind event which saw girl perform sex act on 24 men for a drink

Question: A source told the newspaper that Trainer had been 'bragging about how he has been on @placeholder, showing people clips from the show on his phone'.


In a statement that should be of interest to Mario Balotelli, Steven Gerrard has claimed Liverpool's famous 4-0 win against Real Madrid in 2009 was due to the aggression showed by their outstanding centre-forward on the night, Fernando Torres. Although current Champions League holders Real are favourites at Anfield on Wednesday night, one factor in Liverpool's favour is their last European clash – which The Reds won 5-0 on aggregate in the last-16 of the competition. Gerrard scored twice in the Anfield romp and Torres and Andrea Dossena were also on target for Rafa Benitez's side in a humiliation for the Spanish side that prompted them to go out and spend £80million on Cristiano Ronaldo the following summer.
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Steven Gerrard has claimed Liverpool's famous win against Real Madrid was due to the performance of former Reds striker Fernando Torres
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The win prompted Real's £80million signing of Cristiano Ronaldo the following summer
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The Liverpool captain's comments will prick the ears of Mario Balotelli, who has had a disappointing start to his Anfield career
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With Luis Suarez gone and Daniel Sturridge still injured  manager Brendan Rodgers will have a big choice whether to stick with the Italian

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:11 EST, 18 January 2013 | UPDATED: 09:13 EST, 18 January 2013 Former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf has been moved from a drug treatment center to the Montana State Prison for threatening a staff member and other unspecified behavioral problems at the center, a corrections official said Thursday. The former San Diego Chargers and Washington State Cougars quarterback was charged last spring with breaking into two houses and stealing prescription painkillers near his hometown of Great Falls, Montana. Leaf, 36, was arrested on March 30, 2012, and again in a separate incident on April 2.
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The former quarterback was charged last spring with breaking into two houses and stealing prescription painkillers near his hometown
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Leaf, 36, was arrested on March 30, 2012, and again in a separate incident on April 2
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He pleaded guilty in May to reduced charges, and his five-year sentence called for spending nine months in a drug treatment facility as an alternative to prison

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By Sam Webb Forces loyal to a rogue Libyan general attacked the country's parliament today, claiming they are targeting Islamist politicians who protect the extremist militias now plaguing the nation. Lawmakers in Tripoli were forced to flee the attack, which was met with resistance from other troops, Mohammed al-Hegazi, a spokesman for General Khalifa Hifter, told Libya's al-Ahrar television station. Gunfire near parliament could be heard for miles around. Scroll down for videos In this Saturday, May 17, 2014 photo, Libyan Gen. Khalifa Hifter addresses a press conference in Benghazi, Libya. The death toll from fighting over the weekend in Libya's eastern city of Benghazi between troops loyal to Hifter, a rogue general, and Islamist militias has risen to at least 70, the Health Ministry said on Sunday. In a statement late Saturday, Libya's interim prime minister, parliament speaker and the head of military warned Hifter against further pursuing his offensive and threatened the troops cooperating with him. (AP Photo/Mohammed el-Shaiky)
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General Khalifa Hifter has denied the attack is a coup
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Parliament was pounded with rocket-propelled grenades and heavy weapons
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His soldiers are already fighting Islamists in Benghazi

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A Jamaican-born lollipop man who was sacked for calling a black colleague 'King Kong' during a row over a parking meter has questioned how he can be a racist at an employment tribunal. Jon Seymour, 46, claims he was unfairly dismissed following a row with a council official in which he allegedly used 'threatening, racist and abusive' behaviour at Camden Town Hall in London. But now Mr Seymour, who has worked as a lollipop man in Kentish Town for 20 years, is seeking thousands of pounds in compensation saying he was not being overly aggressive. Jon Seymour, 46, says he was unfairly dismissed after he got in a row with a fellow black council worker
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Jon Seymour, 46, claims he was unfairly dismissed from Camden Council
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Incident erupted after Mr Seymour was speaking loudly on mobile phone
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Council worker Johnson Akinmoyede asked him to keep his voice down
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Mr Seymour allegedly called him 'King Kong' and threatened to 'break' him
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The lollipop man of 20 years claims it was not racially abusive behaviour
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He is seeking thousands of pounds in compensation at tribunal this week

Question: Speaking at the time, Mr @placeholder said: 'It was not racial.


By Tom Goodenough PUBLISHED: 10:10 EST, 7 August 2012 | UPDATED: 13:16 EST, 7 August 2012 Britain's dressage team trotted to a historic victory over Germany today, winning Team GB's 20th gold of the London Olympic Games. And the medal success now means that Britain has surpassed its huge total haul from the Beijing Games four years ago. With Team GB's athletes having broken the landmark number of gold medals in 2008, all eyes are now focused on the velodrome where the gold rush looks set to continue. From left to right, Carl Hester, Laura Bechtolsheimer and Charlotte Dujardin of Great Britain celebrate with their historic gold medals in dressage
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The gold-medal winning performance this afternoon means that Team GB have now surpassed the 19 gold medals they bagged in Beijing
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This year's Team GB is now the most successful since 1908
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And it is the first time ever that Britain has won gold - or, indeed, any medal at all - in an Olympic dressage competition

Question: The three riders - who were on the verge of winning gold after enjoying a marginal points cushion ahead of their @placeholder rivals - managed to hold onto their top podium position in an impressive display this afternoon.

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(CNN) -- Turkish-Iranian posturing on Syria, with Ankara arguing for more than limited strikes against the regime and Tehran saying that whoever strikes President Bashar al-Assad must bear the consequences, serves as a harbinger for the birth of a new Middle East order. Just as World War 1 transformed the Middle East by ending the Ottoman rule and creating contemporary nation states, so the Arab Spring has recalibrated this regional system by ushering in a tri-axial Middle East composed of: a Turkey-Kurdish-Muslim Brotherhood (MB) axis; an Iran-Shiite axis; and a Saudi Arabia-pro-status quo monarchies axis. Opinion: Why limited Syria strike could hurt Turkey
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Khanna and Cagaptay say the Arab Spring has recalibrated the regional system by ushering in a tri-axial Middle East:
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A Turkey-Kurdish-Muslim Brotherhood axis; an Iran-Shiite axis; a Saudi Arabia-pro-status quo monarchies axis
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Iran has taken advantage of the Arab Spring to mobilize a contemporary Shiite "mythomoteur," they write

Question: Hence, @placeholder's dream: a region ruled by MB parties, looking to Turkey for guidance.


By Katie  Davies and Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 14:27 EST, 23 March 2013 | UPDATED: 02:59 EST, 25 March 2013 A man who was freed after serving 23 years in prison for a murder he did not commit suffered a serious heart attack a day after his release. David Ranta was rushed to a New York hospital Friday night where it was discovered that one of his arteries was blocked and another was partially closed. Ranta's attorney, Pierre Sussman, told the New York Times that his client received a stent and will have to undergo another surgical procedure.
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David Ranta, 58, was staying in a New York City hotel when he suffered a heart attack
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Doctors discovered that two of his arteries were blocked
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Ranta was released Thursday after serving 23 years in prison for the murder of a rabbi
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Menachem Lieberman has spoken out about his role in the prosecution of Ranta, convicted of killing a Hasidic rabbi more than two decades
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Then just 13, the murder witness says cops told him to 'pick the one with the big nose' in an ID parade which helped them prosecute the father-of-three
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He says he was haunted by guilt until 2011 when he decided 'he had to get it off his chest'
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His testimony was key to the release of Ranta from jail yesterday after 23 years in prison

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Washington (CNN) -- A "top kill" method intended to stop the runaway flow of oil in the Gulf of Mexico will likely be tried early next week, BP Chief Operating Officer Doug Suttles said Friday. In the procedure, thick, viscous fluid twice the density of water will be pumped at a high rate into the site of the leak to stop the flow so that it can then be sealed with cement, Suttles said. "Our best estimate is probably Tuesday," he said, noting that the operation has never been tried in such deep water. The timing for the "top kill" effort appears to be slipping: BP Managing Director Bo Dudley said Thursday night that the company would try the procedure this weekend.
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BP to try pumping fluid into well to stop Gulf oil leak
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Burning marshes hit by oil may be an option, Coast Guard says
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Congressman calls for temporary centers on Gulf Coast to address health worries
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Estimate of amount of oil pumping into Gulf grows

Question: "We will not rest, even if they secure the flow, even if this 'top kill' is completed successfully next week," @placeholder Rear Adm. Mary Landry said.


Hamas paraded more than 2,000 of its armed fighters, drones and truck-mounted rockets through Gaza today to mark its 27th anniversary in the biggest show of force since the end of the Gaza war this summer. A ceasefire in August halted 50 days of fighting with Israel in which local health officials said more than 2,100 Palestinians, mainly civilians, were killed - while Israel put the number of its dead at 67 soldiers and six civilians. And at the parade, a senior Hamas leader reaffirmed the Islamist movement's founding charter's pledge to destroy Israel. Scroll down for video Hamas paraded more than 2,000 of its armed fighters, drones and rockets through Gaza today to mark its 27th anniversary in the biggest show of force since the end of the Gaza war this summer
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Truck-mounted rockets paraded through Gaza today to marking the 27th anniversary of Hamas
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A senior Hamas leader reaffirmed the Islamist movement's founding charter's pledge to destroy Israel

Question: A drone with Hamas markings was on one flatbed truck, and another unmanned aircraft, identified by the group as one of its own, flew overhead, as did an @placeholder fighter jet.