Jailed: Sergeant Alexander Blackman has been given a life sentence for murdering an Afghan insurgent in Helmand province A Royal Marine who murdered an insurgent in Afghanistan said last night he was devastated over the decision to jail him for life. Sergeant Alexander Blackman, 39, was told he would serve at least ten years for murdering the Afghan national in Helmand province in 2011. He has also been dismissed from the Marines in disgrace. But yesterday his commanding officer pledged his ‘full support’ for his comrade, saying Blackman had been ‘tainted’ by experiences described as ‘hell on earth’. Last night a huge wave of support was swelling for the first British serviceman to be convicted of murder on active service abroad since the Second World War.
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Alexander Blackman was filmed shooting wounded fighter in September 2011
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Blackman's identity was made public after he was convicted of murder
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He has been handed a life sentence and will serve a minimum of 10 years
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The Royal Marine and his wife say they are 'devastated' by the sentence
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Blackman has also been dismissed with disgrace from the Royal Marines
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But his commanding officer pledged his ‘full support’ for his comrade
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Other supporters have vented their anger at the sentence on Twitter

Question: The 6ft 3in commando was told by the country’s most senior military judge that his ‘brutal and savage’ crime had ‘betrayed’ @placeholder’s armed forces and ‘tarnished their reputation’.


By Jessica Jerreat PUBLISHED: 09:12 EST, 17 August 2013 | UPDATED: 09:21 EST, 17 August 2013 The U.S. government is involved in a legal battle to stop Michael Jackson's gem-encrusted glove falling into the hands of an African dictator's son. The late singer's glove was allegedly bought with dirty money by Equatorial Guinea President's son Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the U.S. claims. Assets worth about $71 million were seized in April 2011 from Obiang, who owns a fleet of Rolls-Royces, Ferraris and Lamborghinis, as well as $38 million private jet and $30 million Malibu mansion. Legal fight: A jewel-encrusted glove once owned by Michael Jackson is listed in the lawsuit
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Former Equatorial Guinea minister's $494,000 King of Pop collection listed in lawsuit
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Obiang accused of using dirty money for lavish spending sprees

Question: More than 70 per cent of @placeholder’s population lives in poverty, but President Obiang and those closely associated with him have amassed huge fortunes through corruption, the U.S. claims.


(CNN) -- China's thirst for fine wines is buoying European producers as domestic consumption dries up. As the eurozone debt crisis squeezes household spending, Europeans have less to splurge on life's little pleasures, and wine producers have felt the pinch. Exporters are now looking to new markets like China -- home to 1.3 billion people -- to boost sales. Richard Halstead, co-founder of Wine Intelligence, a consultancy on wine branding, says that China is a huge growth market for producers and there is a scramble for quality European brands. "China represents effectively the biggest growth prospect that the wine industry has had probably for a generation," said Halstead.
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European exporters looking to new markets like China to boost sales
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EU Exports to outside EU rose 12.7% in 2011, with China seeing the biggest increase
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Some believe economic crisis could boost growth in wine sector

Question: Halstead says the @placeholder crisis might even provide a boost in exports for wine producers as they seek new markets.


(CNN) -- Summon Siri, the digital assistant contained within the iPhone 4S, and ask: "Why is it so hard to find good help these days?" "I don't know what you mean," answers the robotic female voice. Despite all of the quirky, saucy and entertaining responses to oddball remarks -- like "I'm drunk" (Siri returns a list of taxi services) or "What do you look like?" ("Shiny") -- Siri is unable to deliver on many basic commands. For example, the voice-command service refuses to launch applications. ("I can't do that for you, Mark. I'm sorry to let you down.") The iPhone 4S has an improved camera and a button on the lock screen to quickly access it, but Siri is not a photographer. ("I can't take your pictures for you.") Twitter is embedded in the new version of Apple's mobile software, but ask Siri to tweet, and it says, "Sorry Mark, I can't help you with Twitter."
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Siri, Apple's voice-controlled assistant, is quite good at what it knows how to do
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However, Siri is unable to perform some basic tasks
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Apple says Siri is a "beta" and that the company will improve it over time

Question: Yet it can't start a movie stored in @placeholder's videos app.


By Ashley Pearson PUBLISHED: 11:13 EST, 1 August 2013 | UPDATED: 11:13 EST, 1 August 2013 Exhausted: Since the birth of her first child just weeks ago, Ashley says she feels like she has aged 10 years - and doesn't recognise the bleary-eyed woman in the mirror Let’s face it, not everyone is comfortable with injecting a toxin into their face. And for pregnant and breastfeeding women particularly - it is most definitely not on the menu. When new mother Kim Kardashian first came home with baby North, there were rumours that she had elected not to breastfeed, in order to get back to her beloved Botox injections sooner rather than later. However, she was subsequently said to have changed her mind.
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Baby Botox once applied to mini top-ups of the face-freezing jabs
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Now mothers using the term to refer to the natural alternatives they can have while breastfeeding
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Most highly rated is V-TOX, voted by Tatler as 'best alternative to Botox'
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Knightsbridge clinic Linda Meredith performs the treatment
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Clinic is frequented by Madonna, Gwyneth Paltrow and Victoria Beckham

Question: Right, Gwyneth Paltrow has visited the Linda Meredith clinic and @placeholder is said to be a fan of Meredith's oxygen facials

Question: A skin care expert for more than 40 years, @placeholder developed VTOX after a storied career of taking care of some of the world’s most beautiful and famous faces.


(CNN) -- A series of U.S. diplomatic cables from early this year directly accused Syria of supplying advanced weaponry, including SCUD ballistic missiles, to the Shiite militia Hezbollah in Lebanon. U.S. protests to Damascus met with persistent denials, according to the cables, which were published by the WikiLeaks website. At a meeting in February, according to one cable, a senior U.S. diplomat stressed Washington's concerns directly with Syrian President Bashar Asad, "who bluntly stated that he knew of no new weapons systems going to Hezbollah." But just a week later, an urgent note from U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to the U.S. Embassy in Damascus said the United States had learned of Syrian plans to supply Hezbollah with SCUD-D ballistic missiles, which would magnify its threat to Israel.
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SCUD ballistic missiles would increase Hezbollah's threat to Israel
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U.S. cables accuse Syria of supply weaponry including SCUDs to the Shiite militia
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U.S. protests to Damascus were met with persistent denials, according to the cables

Question: In April this year, @placeholder officials alleged that the transfer of SCUD-D missiles had gone ahead.


(CNN) -- Dan Cathy, the CEO of Chick-fil-A, proudly proclaimed his opposition to marriage equality and drew flak from politicians and citizens nationwide, who said Cathy's position made the chain unwelcome on their turf. Some of the condemnation crossed the line, offending the First Amendment. Some did not. Many don't understand where the line is, and now a population already sharply divided over same-sex marriage is collectively less informed about the First Amendment. The First Amendment protects you from government action suppressing your right to free speech. It does not protect you from private individuals' negative reaction to your speech. As an extreme example: In my younger and more impulsive days, I punched out a guy who offended my then-girlfriend (now wife). He said he was exercising his First Amendment rights. I agreed and told him that I would defend him if the government messed with him, but the First Amendment didn't protect him from a private punch. I broke a few laws that day, but I didn't violate the First Amendment.
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Marc J. Randazza: Dustup over Chick-fil-A shows confusion over First Amendment
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After CEO's remarks on same-sex marriage, some politicians said business unwelcome
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Randazza: Politicians can't deny permits to block free speech but have other recourse
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He says pols should have and express opinions but can't give them the force of law

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Gabriel Barbosa Almeida, simply known by Gabriel, is the striker dubbed the 'new Neymar' who looks destined to follow in the Brazilian's footsteps from Santos to Barcelona. The La Liga giants have preferential rights to buy the 18-year-old as part of their deal for former Santos striker Neymar from the Brazilian Serie A club last summer. The forward, having made his professional debut as a 16-year-old, has also adapted the nickname 'Gabigol' due to his goalscoring prowess in Brazil. VIDEO Scroll down to watch striker Gabriel match Neymar's debut goal tally for Santos The next big thing: Santos's Gabriel could soon be en route to Barcelona and following in Neymar's footsteps
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Gabriel Barbosa Almeida - known by Gabriel - looks destined to move to the Nou Camp as Barcelona have preferential rights on the 18-year-old
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Barcelona secured first rights during transfer of Neymar from Santos
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Gabriel, a Santos starlet, has been dubbed the 'new Neymar' and admits he has always 'dreamed of this (move to Barcelona) since I was little'
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'Gabigol' is Gabriel's other nickname due to goalscoring prowess in Brazil
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Gabriel has five goals and three assists in 14 appearances this season

Question: Starlet: Gabriel's current deal with @placeholder expires in 2015 and Barcelona can steal the teenager soon enough


As one-half of one of the world's most powerful superstar couples, she has become accustomed to a life of absolute luxury, with private jets, Beverly Hills mansions, and designer clothes worth more than the average person's annual salary. But even Kim Kardashian was impressed when she laid eyes on her magnificent suite at her hotel in Dubai, Atlantis the Palm, which costs a staggering AED129,000 - over £22,430 - per night. The 924 square-metre Royal Bridge Suite spans the entire arch of the now-iconic structure, with incredible 180 degree views across The Palm and the Arabian Sea. Decadence in Dubai: Kim Kardashian has checked into one of the world's most expensive suites at Atlantis the Palm
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The Royal Bridge Suite at Atlantis the Palm is 924 square-metres, with three bedrooms and two terraces
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The suite starts from AED129,000 - £22,430 - per night
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The reality star parodied a scene from Sex and the City 2 in an Instagram video as she entered the hotel

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Claims: Mass killer Elliot Rodger may have been addicted to Xanax, it has been claimed Mass killer Elliot Rodger may have been dependent on the anti-anxiety drug Xanax which made him 'isolated and anxious' before his murder spree, it has been claimed. His family's spokesman previously said Rodger, who stabbed three students and shot another three dead before killing himself, was believed to have been taking the medication for around six months. Today a police source in Santa Barbara, California, told Radar Online that investigators are 'being told that he was likely addicted to Xanax'. The source said Rodger's parents, Hunger Games assistant director Peter and his wife Li Chin, had been doing 'basic research' on the prescription drug, whose medical name is alprazolam.
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22-year-old mass shooter was thought to be taking drug for six months
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Rare side effects include hallucinations, hostility and hyperactivity
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Police source: 'Xanax isn’t blamed for causing Elliot to go on his rampage, but it probably wasn’t the best decision to have someone like him on it'
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Rodger's rampage killed seven including himself in Santa Barbara, California

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Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Olympic and Paralympic runner Oscar Pistorius on Sunday canceled his appearance in five upcoming races, days after being charged with murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend in South Africa. The move is meant to help Pistorius focus on the legal proceedings and "help and support all those involved as they try to come to terms with this very difficult and distressing situation," said Peet Van Zyl of Pistorius' management company, In Site Athlete Management. The Valentine's Day shooting has stunned South Africa, where Pistorius is a national hero. Universal admiration for his sports achievements turned to shock, and with only scant details being made public, the questions are swirling.
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NEW: Pistorius cancels his upcoming races
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"We are in a state of total shock," his uncle says
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Famed Olympian Oscar Pistorius rejects the murder allegation
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Some South Africans remain puzzled over his alleged involvement

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By Richard Spillett A three-bedroom bungalow on a Thames island once awarded to Admiral Nelson is going up for sale for £700,000. The small isle is known as 'Pharaoh's Island' after it was given to the famous naval commander to celebrate his victory in the Battle of Nile . The bungalow, named Pyramid after the battle's Egyptian setting, has a riverside lounge, luxury kitchen, two bathrooms and within the grounds are two summer houses. The three-bedroom bungalow, called Pyramid, on Pharaoh's Island near Shepperton Lock, Surrey, is up for sale for £700,000 The property has a garden overlooking the river, where Admiral Nelson - who was given the island to honour his victories - used to fish
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The exclusive property is on an island once given to Nelson to honour his victory in the Battle of the Nile in 1978
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All 24 homes on the isle - called 'Pharaoh's Island' - are given names linked to Egypt in memory of the battle
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The bungalow, which is only accessible by water, comes with riverside terrace, boat mooring and two summer houses
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Estate Agents say the community is close-knit and living in the middle of the Thames offers owners a 'new way-of-life'

Question: @placeholder is on the Thames just upstream from Shepperton Lock, Surrey and the bungalow, named Pyramid, is one of 24 houses on the island.


(CNN) -- "Look around. We are living in a heavy metal world." -- Faisal, lead vocals, Acrassicauda Four young men start a band in a basement. Their music is loud, their t-shirts lurid, their language littered with expletives. Big noise? Big deal. But Firas, Tony, Marwan and Faisal aren't your average young metalheads. They claim to be Iraq's only heavy metal band, and the documentary film "Heavy Metal in Baghdad," which premiered at this year's Berlin Film Festival, gives a harrowing glimpse of their everyday life in a city torn apart by war. Directed by Eddy Moretti and Suroosh Alvi, with Spike Jonze sporting an executive producer credit, this feature follows the four young musicians' desperate struggle to make the music they love, from the toppling of Saddam Hussein in 2003 to the present day.
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Rockumentary "Heavy Metal in Baghdad" features Iraq's only heavy metal band
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Band members struggle to make music, face hostility for long hair, rock t-shirts
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Film shows Iraqi metal fans writhing in a makeshift mosh pit in a genteel hotel
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The band faces a tough choice: stay in Baghdad or flee to Syria

Question: The directors track down @placeholder (the band is named after a particularly venomous black desert scorpion) on the streets of Baghdad.

Question: It's a constant struggle to survive, but one that @placeholder aren't prepared to abandon -- yet.


(CNN)  -- Argentina's Supreme Court ruled Tuesday it is unconstitutional to punish an adult for private use of marijuana as long as it doesn't harm anyone else. A recent poll showed 29 percent of Americans believe the best way to deal with marijuana is to legalize it. The unanimous ruling makes Argentina the second Latin American country in the past four days to allow personal use of a formerly illegal drug. The case in question involved five young men who were arrested for having a few marijuana cigarettes in their pockets. Supreme Court Justice Carlos Fayt, who at one time supported laws that make personal use of marijuana illegal, told the state-run Telam news agency that "reality" changed his mind.
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NEW: Argentina court: It's unconstitutional to punish adult for private use of marijuana
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Justice tells state-run news agency "reality" changed his mind
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Mexico enacted law that decriminalizes possessing low quantities of most drugs

Question: Argentina's action came amid growing momentum in @placeholder toward decriminalization of possessing small amounts of certain drugs.

Question: "What Argentina and @placeholder are doing in many ways is blazing a new path," Pastor said.


By Chris Greenwood PUBLISHED: 18:20 EST, 7 February 2013 | UPDATED: 18:21 EST, 7 February 2013 Isabel Oakeshott of The Sunday Times said Pryce was devastated by the collapse of the marriage Vicky Pryce was described yesterday as a ‘broken woman’ after her marriage to Chris Huhne broke down following his affair with Carina Trimingham. Sunday Times political editor Isabel Oakeshott, who conspired with Pryce to bring down Huhne over the speeding points, told the court that the economist was ‘constantly on the verge of tears’. She said: ‘It was the extraordinary contrast between this tough and successful professional woman wearing a suit and high heels, beautifully presented, but that seemed to be armour for her. She was very emotional in fact.
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Confidant and journalist described the jilted wife as 'devasatated'
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Sunday Times political editor Isabel Oakeshott gave evidence at court
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Pryce called the journalist was a 'soulmate' after her marriage failed

Question: The attempt was unsuccessful but the pair continued to work together over the first story, claiming ‘someone close to’ @placeholder took his points for him.


Bashar Al-Assad launched the chemical attack which killed hundreds of people because he 'lost his nerve' in a moment of panic and worried that Damascus would fall to rebel troops, according to new intelligence. In a telephone call which was tapped by German spy chiefs, a senior Hezbollah commander told the Iranian embassy in Lebanon that Syria's president intended to tilt the balance of power towards the regime in the battle for control of the country's capital. However, it appears that the chemical attack backfired, as it looks set to prompt a major intervention from American and French troops aimed at crippling Assad's military capabilities.
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Claim by Hezbollah commander intercepted by German intelligence agency
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But Assad's attempt to crush the rebels failed as West prepares to attack
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Obama says 'international credibility is on the line' over its response
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Russia has announced the deployment of a cruiser in the eastern Med
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Putin yesterday warned U.S. against attacking Syria and provoking conflict
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The Pope has summoned all diplomats to a meeting in a bid to stop the war
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American and French lawmakers set to vote on any intervention

Question: The German intelligence came as Vladimir Putin warned the West not to take unilateral action against @placeholder, and repeated his claim that the regime was not responsible for the chemical weapons strike in the suburbs of Damascus two weeks ago.


Rabat, Morocco (CNN) -- Demonstrators rallied Saturday in Morocco's capital, demanding the North African nation reform its rape laws following a teenage girl's suicide after her father said a judge mandated that she marry her alleged rapist -- allowing him to stay out of jail. Amina Filali, 16, died suddenly last week in Larache, a city in northwestern Morocco along the Atlantic coast. Her father, Lahcen Filali, told CNN that she was with her new husband when she "fell into street (and) started vomiting." By the time an ambulance arrived, the father said, "It was already too late." The girl died hours later at a Larache hospital.
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Demonstrators rally Saturday in Rabat calling for changes in Morocco's rape laws
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A teen girl committed suicide last week, after a judge said she must marry her alleged rapist
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A rapist is no longer liable if he marries his victim, under Moroccan law
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A government spokesman says, "We cannot ignore this tragedy"

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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Ed Miliband today claims he is like Margaret Thatcher in an extraordinary attempt to prove he is up to the job of leading his party. The Labour leader compares the Iron Lady’s grip on the challenges faced by Britain in the 1970s to his own ideas about how the country should be run. But Tory former Foreign Secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind said Mr Miliband has as much claim to the mantle of Baroness Thatcher as 'Silvio Berlusconi had to that of Julius Caesar'. Labour leader Ed Miliband likened himself to Margaret Thatcher who he said was a conviction politician who understood the challenges Britain faced
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Labour leader hails Baroness Thatcher as a 'conviction politician' who understood the big challenges facing Britain
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He is the latest party leader to try to invoke the former Tory PM
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Sir Malcolm Rifkind says he has as much claim to the Thatcher mantle as 'Silvio Berlusconi had to that of Julius Caesar'
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Boris Johnson says David Cameron must 'put on that pineapple-coloured wig' and emulate the Iron Lady in this weeks EU budget talks

Question: In a documentary to be broadcast tonight – called ‘What Does @placeholder Really Think?’ – the Labour leader tries to draw parallels with his own struggle to appear relevant to 21st century Britain with Baroness Thatcher’s early stages as Tory leader.


By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 03:37 EST, 14 May 2013 | UPDATED: 03:37 EST, 14 May 2013 Barack Obama last night blamed right-wing Republicans for the political gridlock which has paralysed Washington - and suggested that many congressmen were too scared of Rush Limbaugh to compromise with their rivals. Speaking to an audience of super-rich Democrats including Justin Timberlake, the President said he thought his re-election would 'break the fever' of partisanship, but admitted that he was still unable to carry out his agenda. However, Mr Obama said he hoped to capitalise on the spirit of co-operation seen following recent disasters to make progress on political issues such as immigration reform.
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President admits he hasn't 'broken the fever' of political division
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But says Republicans are too scared of Rush Limbaugh to compromise
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Obama was speaking to audience of super-rich Democratic donors in NYC

Question: And I genuinely believe that there are actually @placeholder out there who would like to work with us but they're fearful of their base and they're concerned about what Rush Limbaugh might say about them.'


By Melanie Mcgrath for MailOnline On a freezing night last February, the body of 13-year-old Mackenzie Howard was found lying in the back porch of the church in the tiny, remote village of Kake, Alaska. She had been battered to death. In one of the world’s most hazardous natural environments, the real dangers for women living in the Arctic come not from polar bears or cracking ice but from the men they live among. Mackenzie Howard’s body lay outside the church in Kake for 11 hours after it was found. With a population of 559, Kake is just one of 75 remote Alaskan villages with no police force.
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Some 37 per cent of Alaskan women have experienced domestic violence
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Sexual violence is 12 times the US average while rape is four times
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Rapes and murders in isolated villages often go unreported and unsolved
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A University of Quebec study found that alcohol abuse is endemic

Question: Distant: This street sign reveals just how far away the remote villages of @placeholder really are


By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 04:51 EST, 9 June 2013 | UPDATED: 06:11 EST, 9 June 2013 Night Stalker Richard Ramirez turned 'a shocking shade of green' before his death from liver failure on Friday. Ramirez, 53, spent 24 years on Death Row after a spree of demonic murders in California. The serial killer, who left satanic signs at murder scenes and mutilated victims' bodies, died reportedly after 'sitting up in his bed doing stretches' just the day before at Marin County Hospital. Ramirez, 53, had been taken from San Quentin's death row to a hospital before his death.
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Self-described Satanist Richard Ramirez, 53, died on Friday at San Quentin
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Ramirez was convicted of 13 murders in 1989 and later tied to several more
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One victim's eyes were gouged out and another's head was nearly severed

Question: A wedding photograph is displayed to the media of the "Night Stalker" Richard Ramirez and his new bride Doreen Lioy, outside the gates of @placeholder


By Mia De Graaf PUBLISHED: 12:32 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 04:17 EST, 20 November 2013 At least two people are dead and 29 are injured after the roof of a mall under construction collapsed in Tongaat, north of Durban in South Africa. Builders were working on the half-finished three storey site when the second floor fell in. Rescue teams are using cranes, sniffer dogs and torches to look through the football pitch-sized complex as the search for any more survivors stretches into the night. 'The dogs are now combing the area for survivors,' police Lt. Mandy Govender said. 'There’s just chunks and chunks of concrete and we don’t know what’s underneath.'
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Football-pitch sized three storey site was still under construction
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Roof of mall in Tongaat, near Durban in South Africa, caved in at 4.30pm
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Police searching rubble with sniffer dogs for survivors
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Deputy Mayor claims government tried to halt construction a month ago

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England have cleared Owen Farrell and Billy Vunipola to fly out to New Zealand, despite the two Saracens players limping off during Saturday’s Aviva Premiership final. Head coach Stuart Lancaster and his assistants watched the match at their Auckland hotel and would have been alarmed by the sight of their leading  fly-half and No 8 struggling with injuries. However, following urgent assessments, the pair were deemed fit to join the squad ahead of the three-Test series against the All Blacks. Farrell was withdrawn from the fray in some discomfort after kicking the ball into the crowd to celebrate scoring a try which was subsequently ruled out. Vunipola was limping and holding his ankle before being replaced, but Lancaster played down the double scare.
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Both Farrell and Vunipola injured during Aviva Premiership final
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England begin three-Test series against New Zealand next weekend

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A British car collector spent four times the expected price of a 1967 Ferrari because it was once owned by the King of Cool Steve McQueen. The actor bought the Ferrari 275 GTB/4 while filming police drama Bullitt. In the film, his character Frank Bullitt is followed in his 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback by a black Dodge Charger in one of the best car chase scenes in Hollywood history. McQueen insisted during filming that he would perform most of his own stunts, including the high-speed car chase. Scroll down for video Steve McQueen's old 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 was sold at auction earlier this week by a British car enthusiast for £6 million - four times more than it was worth
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Steve McQueen bought the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 while filming the classic movie Bullitt in San Fransisco
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McQueen kept the car until 1971 when he sold it to fellow actor Guy Williams who starred in Zoro and Lost in Space
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A later owner cut the roof off the car, turning the stylish coupe into a convertible also reducing the value
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Enthusiast Vern Schuppan spent six-figures after he commissioned experts to return the car to its original condition
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An anonymous British phone bidder paid  £6 million at auction in California for the 165mph v12 super car

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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 11:55 EST, 2 July 2013 | UPDATED: 01:47 EST, 3 July 2013 Sneaking up behind this unsuspecting chicken, Dot the dog would appear to have dinner on her mind. But don’t be alarmed – the border collie is merely demonstrating her sheepdog skills. And she’s very, very gentle. The ten-year-old now rounds up poultry instead of sheep, and grabs any errant birds by the neck without digging in her teeth. The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall  were given a lesson in the farming pecking order after watching a sheepdog demonstration on day two of their week-long visit to Wales.
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Prince Charles and Camilla were visiting the Rhug Estate Farm Shop
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The shop in Corwen, Denbighshire, supplies produce to some of the best restaurants in the world
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The visit marked day two of the couple's week-long visit to Wales

Question: 'It means all the more because this is supposed to be the @placeholder's holiday - but he's never put his feet up and locked himself in his holiday home.


The Prime Minister’s own music collection is – apparently – packed with trendy new bands and obscure artists. But it seems his supporters have slightly more mainstream tastes. Those who admire David Cameron are likely to be fans of Cliff Richard, Dolly Parton and Kylie Minogue, according to a survey. The new YouGov survey reveals the personal tastes of different political supporters (pictured) Supporters of Ed Miliband, on the other hand, probably listen to John Lennon or Leonard Cohen – while those who favour Nick Clegg are keen on Norah Jones, and Nigel Farage’s followers like Kate Bush. Mr Cameron himself revealed earlier this year that he is a fan of little-known Swedish folk duo First Aid Kit and had been to one of their gigs.
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YouGov survey reveals the personal tastes of political supporters
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Tory leader's fans like Waitrose, Mercedes and Malay Prawn Satay
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Miliband fans shop in Co-Op, drive a Citroen and eat mushroom strogonoff
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Clegg supporters like Alfa Romeo, Waitrose and Vichyssoise soup
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Farage fans prefer Lidl, Land Rover and steak and kidney pudding

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(CNN) -- Once upon a time, Ronald Reagan said, "Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican." Today, it's not only socially acceptable to attack your conservative peers, but it has actually become part of campaign strategy. Identify someone who represents a minority view within the GOP, tear him or her to shreds and hope that it establishes you as a voice of the mainstream. It's all very survival of the fittest, very Ayn Rand. But is Gov. Rick Perry of Texas really fitter than Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky? Certainly not intellectually. On Friday, Perry wrote an op-ed for The Washington Post attacking the "isolationism" of Paul and the libertarian right. He argued it overlooks the specific threat posed by ISIS in Iraq, a group that is "well-trained, technologically sophisticated and adept at recruitment, with thousands of people with European passports fighting on its side, as well as some Americans."
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Timothy Stanley: Rick Perry, Rand Paul spar in op-eds, break Reagan's no-attack rule
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Stanley: Perry touts Reagan's approach, but Reagan tended to avoid confrontation
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Stanley: Paul, Perry not likely GOP's 2016 candidate; dust-up only makes GOP look fractured

Question: On the whole, Reagan was in favor of political confrontation with superpowers or wars by proxy but rarely had the stomach for putting @placeholder boots on the ground.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:05 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 16:59 EST, 19 September 2013 McGruff the Crime Dog teaches kids to 'take a bite out of crime' but what happens when the criminal takes a bite out of you? That's what lawyer Jonathan Damon encountered when he caught 24-year-old Mikayla Hull trying to make off with a 75-year-old's purse Tuesday. The victim, Evelyn Searl, was eating at a restaurant in Grand Rapids, Michigan with her daughter when Hull rode up on her bike and swiped the bag. Scroll down for video Take a bite out of crime: 24-year-old purse-snatching suspect Mikayla Hull is caught on camera biting the man straddling her, a lawyer named Jonathan Damon
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Evelyn Searl, 75, was eating at a restaurant in Grand Rapids, Michigan with her daughter when 24-year-old Mikayla Hull rode up on her bike and snatched her purse off the table
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Searl ran after her, but fell on her face before catching up with her
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Three men were able to apprehend Hull and detain her until police could arrive
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While they had her pinned down, Hull proceeded to bite Jonathan Damon, the man straddling her
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Mr Damon responded by punching her in the face
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Hull has been arrested and is pending charges of larceny and assault
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Police do not intend to press charges against Mr Damon for hitting Hull

Question: It seems that witnesses believed that @placeholder hit Ms Searl, and while she admitted to taking the bag, Hull tells Mr Damon that she didn't touch the woman.


Washington (CNN) -- A 5-year-old's birthday party with no cake and candles? Unheard of, except in politics. Monday marked the fifth anniversary of President Barack Obama's signing of the 2009 stimulus bill, the focus of a hyper-partisan debate over the first major legislation of his presidency. By most assessments, the $800-billion-plus spending and tax-relief program helped reverse job losses and restore economic growth, though not as fast or strong as originally predicted. Arguments based on political ideology persist over whether it helped or hurt the county in the long run. Obama and Democrats argue it was crucial to the recovery from what is now called the Great Recession, while Republicans who opposed the stimulus then still call it the wrong prescription.
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White House report says stimulus bill achieved its goal of reversing downturn
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Republicans lambaste the $800-billion-plus measure signed in 2009
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Five years later, it remains a partisan dispute based on differing political ideologies
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Vice President Biden heads to Illinois on Wednesday to commemorate the bill signing

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By Beth Stebner UPDATED: 06:13 EST, 9 December 2011 A conservative Jewish university in the heart of New York is in uproar after one of the school’s four student newspapers published a first-hand account of an Orthodox woman’s one-night stand. In reaction to the piece, the student council of Yeshiva University pulled funding from The Beacon after the online paper refused to remove it from its website, sparking a campus-wide debate on censorship. The column, called How Do I Even Begin To Explain This, was written by an anonymous 20-year-old Orthodox modern Jewish woman who writes in detail about her one-time Manhattan dalliance
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Essay written by anonymous 20-year-old Orthodox Yeshiva University student; depicts one night stand
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Beacon editors met with YU administrators, who pulled $500/semester funding

Question: ‘After an amicable discussion between the two sides, @placeholder decided to part ways and become an independent publication,’ associate director of media relations Matt Yaniv said.


By John Drayton Marc Wilmots has told his players they can 'write history' against Argentina, as Belgium aim to reach their first World Cup semi-final since 1986. Belgium have won all four of their games so far in Brazil, and now head to Brasilia to face Lionel Messi and Co in the last-eight on Saturday. 'We can write history,' Wilmots told BBC Sport. 'We're going to play our own game. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Marc Wilmots say there is more to Argentina than Lionel Messi Confident: Belgium boss Marc Wilmots (left), pictured here in training, believes his side can 'write history' in their World Cup quarter-final with Argentina
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Belgium face Argentina in Brasilia in the last eight
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Wilmots believes his side can win and go on to reach the final
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Lionel Messi will be looking to continue his fine form
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Daniel van Buyten believes his side will deal with the threat of Messi

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Washington (CNN) -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency has not attempted to recoup some $643 million in payments that were improperly given to 160,000 individuals for housing and other aid following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, an independent government investigator says. In a letter to FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate, Inspector General Richard Skinner wrote that a federal court in 2008 ordered FEMA to change its process for recovering the money. But Monday, three years after that court ruling, "These payments remain uncollected because your office has not given final approval of a new recoupment process," Skinner wrote. Following the back-to-back storms in 2005, FEMA disbursed more than $7 billion in assistance to survivors. At the time, the government placed a premium on distributing the money quickly because of the dire needs of residents of the Gulf Coast. The money was intended for rental assistance, home repairs, housing replacement, moving costs, medical costs and other individual assistance.
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FEMA disbursed more than $7 billion in aid after hurricanes Katrina and Rita hit in 2005
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Later, FEMA estimated that about $643 million were improper payments
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FEMA cited human error and fraud as the causes of improper payments
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An inspector says FEMA "has not given final approval" on a process to recoup the money

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(CNN) -- The U.N. envoy to Myanmar arrived Wednesday in the Southeast Asian country's western state of Rakhine, where sectarian violence in recent days has killed more than 20 people and destroyed hundreds of homes. Vijay Nambiar, the special adviser for Myanmar to U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, is in Rakhine for talks with local officials, said Aye Win, the U.N. national information officer in the country. Violent clashes between Buddhists and Muslims prompted the government of President Thein Sein to declare a state of emergency in Rakhine on Sunday, calling in the military to help impose order. The turmoil underscores the fragility of Thein Sein's efforts to move the country along a path toward democracy and pursue reconciliation among its different ethnic groups after he took power last year.
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More than 20 people have been killed in unrest in western Myanmar
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The government has declared a state of emergency in Rakhine State
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The clashes are between the state's Buddhist and Muslim populations
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The U.N. and rights groups call on Bangladesh to accept refugees from the violence

Question: The unrest in the western coastal area of @placeholder, which borders Bangladesh, has left 21 people dead and thousands seeking shelter in refugee camps, Myanmar state TV reported Tuesday evening.

Question: The violence erupted after the police detained three @placeholder men in relation to the rape and killing of a Buddhist woman late last month.


(CNN) -- Just a week after losing to Bubba Watson in a playoff at the U.S. Masters, Louis Oosthuizen bounced back with a three-shot victory in the Malaysian Open Sunday. Oosthuizen, who had a 30-hour journey to Kuala Lumpur after his near miss at Augusta, closed with a four-under-par 68 to hold off the challenge of Scotland's Stephen Gallacher. His 17-under total of 271 gave him his fifth European Tour win and for Oosthuizen acted as the perfect tonic after his Masters heartbreak. "It was a long journey to get here and I have to be honest and say that I didn't expect to play this well because of the tiredness," he told the official European Tour website.
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Louis Oosthuizen wins Malaysian Open by three shots
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South African finished runner-up in U.S. Masters after playoff
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Final round 68 secures fifth European Tour win
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Oosthuizen had 30-hour journey to Kuala Lumpur

Question: Oosthuizen had to play 26 holes on the final day because of earlier delays and held a one-shot lead over @placeholder going into the last 18 holes.


While the demographic composition of the 113th Congress is in some sense historic, many  issues it will face - government spending, entitlement reform, and immigration - are nothing new. Will the new Congress continue the reputation of its predecessor as a 'do-nothing Congress' or will be productive? Here's a look - by the numbers - at the new wave of legislators on Capitol Hill: 13 - New senators. New Congress more diverse than ever 84 - New House members. 98 - Women in the new Congress: 78 in the House, 20 in the Senate. Politics in 2013: 5 things to watch for
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3 - States with two women senators: California, New Hampshire, and Washington
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95 - Percent of the U.S. Senate that is white
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19 - Percent of the U.S. House that belong to minority groups
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6 - Number of reindeer owned by Kerry Bentivolio, a congressman-elect from Michigan

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By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:53 EST, 16 February 2013 | UPDATED: 14:01 EST, 16 February 2013 The inner workings of a secretive and now-disgraced Roman Catholic order called the Legion of Christ were revealed by documents released on Friday. They include details on how the founder of the organization, the Reverend Marcial Maciel who died in 2008, lived a double life, fathering three children, and was accused of abusing seminarians. The Legion kept this information hidden. Also revealed are allegations that the organization solicited money from an elderly widow, eventually persuading her to bequeath it $60 million.
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Disgraced Legion of Christ founder, Reverend Marcial Maciel, is accused of fathering three children with two women and abusing seminarians
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Claims that Vatican ignored reports of sexually abusive priests for decades
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Legion also accused of soliciting $60 million from an elderly widow

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Question: Legion in 2010 after a Vatican investigation into Maciel determined that the @placeholder had fathered three children by two women.


(CNN) -- The U.S. State Department is countering Russian criticism of how American authorities are handling of case of a 3-year-old adopted boy who died in Texas. "What is very troubling about this case is that the Russians are making very wild accusations against the (adoptive) parents before they have information," a senior State Department official told CNN. "I think it is irresponsible of the Russians to say the parents did x, y or z before we find out what happened. In West Texas, the Ector County Medical Examiner's Office is investigating because of the "suspicious" nature of the boy's death, investigator Kim Harrington said.
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NEW: U.S. State Department says Russians have rushed to judgment
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NEW: Russian officials meet with brother, who also was adopted
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Governor of Russia's Pskov region suspends adoptions by Americans
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West Texas officials say the boy's death is suspicious, but no charges have been filed

Question: Tuchak said his office is working to bring the brother back to his native Russia, even though the @placeholder parents have not been charged with any crime or publicly named.


(CNN) -- The nation's news media are sure to cover the one-year anniversary of the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School extensively on Saturday. But for the most part, these news organizations say they will acquiesce to the requests of local community members and not report from Newtown, Connecticut, the town where Adam Lanza killed 20 first-graders and six adults at the now-demolished school on December 14, 2012. The massacre was the second-deadliest school shooting in U.S. history. CNN said in a statement that while it "plans to cover the one-year anniversary across our networks and platforms, we are respecting the wishes of the families, and we are not reporting from Newtown on Saturday."
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Saturday is one-year anniversary of mass shooting at Newtown, Connecticut, school
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CNN and most other news organizations say they won't report from town on Saturday
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Newtown officials had urged media to respect families, not descend on the small town

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No strings attached: Kyle Gordy offers his services to women online as a free sperm donor and has sex with women so they can become pregnant instead of using a sperm bank 'Joe' is married, has three teenage children, is a successful internet entrepreneur and when he can, jets off around the country to have sex with women in secret as a 'free sperm donor'. Though he is unwilling to reveal his true identity for fear of his wife finding out, Joe describes his home life as 'Clark Kent' and revels in his 'Superman' style alter-ego, offering his services to women through 'natural insemination'.
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As sperm bank prices soar - women turning directly to online 'free sperm donors'
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These men offer 'traditional insemination' - sex - to the prospective moms
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Service is offered for free and is part of a small but growing trend online
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Kyle Gordy, 23, will travel to see the women or they will go to him
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Other sperm donors such as 'Joe' estimate to have slept with 100 women
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Joe says that in his seven-year career he has fathered more than 30 kids
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His wife and three teenage children have no idea about his double life
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Watch the full story on ABC News' 20/20 on Friday, November 14, at 10 pm ET

Question: During the course of his interview, @placeholder was very complimentary about his family tree and genes.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:41 EST, 27 February 2014 | UPDATED: 03:43 EST, 27 February 2014 Princess Madeleine, the youngest child of the King of Sweden, and her husband, American banker Christopher O'Neill, have named their daughter Leonore Lilian Maria. The name of the latest addition to the Swedish royal family was formally announced at a cabinet meeting held at the Royal Palace in Stockholm on Wednesday. The infant princess, who was born Feb. 20 in New York, was also given the title of Duchess of Gotland. Scroll down for video HRH Princess Leonore Lilian Maria, the newborn daughter of Princess Madeleine and her U.S. husband Christopher O'Neill, photoed sleeping at the Royal Palace in Stockholm
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Sweden's Princess Madeleine and her American banker husband Christopher O'Neill's baby daughter was born on Thursday in NYC
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The baby has been named Leonore Lilian Maria and she has the title of Duchess of Gotland
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Princess Leonore, the second grandchild of the king and queen, is officially fifth in line to the Swedish throne
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The baby will be christened in the royal palace church in Stockholm sometime this summer
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Her second name Lilian is believed to be in honor of Princess Lilian, who died in March 2013 at the age of 97
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She was born the daughter of a Welsh coal miner, who had to wait more than 30 years to finally marry Prince Bertil of Sweden in 1976

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By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 05:59 EST, 9 January 2013 | UPDATED: 18:22 EST, 9 January 2013 A woman solicitor has claimed that her bullying boss told her he wanted her to stay single and not have babies. Kate Baker, 33, alleges that she was sacked from law firm Follett Stock because of her gender after she formed a relationship. She claims in a statement to an employment tribunal that her married boss Chris Lingard ‘on many occasions told me that he did not want me in a relationship or to have babies. 'Bullying': Miss Baker, left, said managing partner Chris Lingard, right, would criticise staff for minor offences including not having the radio on or having the blinds shut. The company denies the claims
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Kate Baker, 33, said she was dismissed as a result of starting a relationship
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Miss Baker said there was a culture of 'bullying and oppression' at firm
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She said boss Chris Lingard reduced one female employee to tears
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He would tell staff off for having radio off or blinds shut, she claimed
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The law firm firmly denies all her claims and a hearing is due at a later date

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(CNN) -- I was born in Ethiopia, raised in Oklahoma and Colorado, and ended up in Brooklyn, New York. Coming to America from Ethiopia, a place where black and white were only colors that had little to do with race, I had to learn English, and also the language of identity. In America, I was black. So when some online commenters questioned whether Boston Marathon winner and Eritrean-American Meb Keflezighi is truly "American," it reminded me of my own experience as an immigrant who became a naturalized American citizen and embraced a new identity. My parents, two brothers and I had an incredible life in Ethiopia.
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Some have said Boston Marathon winner Meb Keflezighi is not truly American
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Haimy Assefa writes that she faced similar questions of her identity when she arrived from Ethiopia
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"I am black. I am Ethiopian. I am American," author writes

Question: This made me embrace my "blackness" more passionately, and I began to identify more as "black" than @placeholder.


Montevideo, Uruguay (CNN) -- Jose "Pepe" Mujica, a former Marxist Tupamaro guerrilla fighter, won Uruguay's presidential runoff election Sunday, exit polls showed. Exit polls had Mujica defeating former president Luis Alberto Lacalle by a margin of 4 to 8 percentage points. Current Uruguayan President Tabare Vazquez confirmed the projection to reporters Sunday evening, and Lacalle conceded in a speech. The streets of the South American country's capital were filled with Mujica's supporters, who cheered and honked their horns. Mujica belongs to the same Broad Front Party as Vazquez, who is popular. Both men are considered leftists. Lacalle is considered more conservative.
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NEW: Jose "Pepe" Mujica asks supporters not to offend people who voted for other candidates
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Mujica said to win by margin of 4 to 8 percentage points
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Former president Luis Alberto Lacalle concedes in a speech
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Mujica belongs to the same Broad Front Party as the current president

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By Lydia Warren Richard Linklater, who directed the film 'Bernie' about a convicted murderer played by Jack Black, has opened up about living with the killer at the heart of the movie. Bernie Tiede, who served 17 years for shooting his 81-year-old companion Marjorie Nugent and stashing her body in a freezer, was ordered to live with Linklater when he was released early in May. For the past two months, 55-year-old Tiede, who worked as a mortician in Carthage, Texas before his arrest, has been living in Linklater's garage at his Austin home while working as a paralegal. 'I picked him up getting released, and he started work the next week,' Linklater told Page Six. 'He says, "It's a miracle," but I was like, "Yeah, but life wasn't always the best to you".'
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Bernie Tiede, 55, was ordered to live in Linklater's garage in Austin, Texas when he was released early from prison in May
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He has a job as a paralegal, rides a bike and calls his release a 'miracle'
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Tiede was found guilty of killing his 81-year-old companion Marjorie Nugent in 1996 and the story became the subject of 2012 film 'Bernie'
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After the film's release, a local attorney delved into the case and learned that Tiede had been sexually abused as a child
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The revelations led to the prosecutor to view the case differently and Tiede was released in May after 17 years behind bars

Question: @placeholder also has a bicycle, which was a gift from his new neighbors, but is keeping a low profile.


(CNN)  -- Anne Frank, the young Jewish girl who detailed her thoughts and her family's life while hiding in an attic from the Nazis in Amsterdam, can now be seen in rare video that has been posted on the Internet. Anne Frank got a diary as a gift shortly before her family went into hiding from the Nazis. The only known footage of Frank, who died in a concentration camp weeks before World War II ended, can be seen on a special YouTube channel run by the Anne Frank Museum. The channel manager, Ita Amahorseija, said the virtual museum was created "to not only give back to the people who know the story of Anne Frank, but to trigger people to want to know more about her story."
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Rare film of Anne Frank is posted on YouTube by the Anne Frank Museum
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The museum hopes to draw more interest to Frank's story
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Other museums have also set up special YouTube channels

Question: The video of the happy young @placeholder has had more than 2 million page views since its posting a week ago.


Killer and rapist: Jorge Torrez has indicated that he would rather face the death penalty than trial for the murders of two Illinois girls in 2005 and laughed when he heard one of the girl's father's was convicted of the killings An ex-marine charged with fatally stabbing and raping two young girls in 2005, might never stand trial for their killings - and laughed when he was told the father of one of the children wrongly spent five years in prison for the crime. Illinois native, Jorge Torrez, was found guilty earlier this month of another murder - that of Navy sailor Amanda Snell - and has refused to defend himself as the jury decides whether to sentence him to death or life without parole for that crime.
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Jorge Torrez, 25, is currently facing sentencing in Virginia for the murder of US Navy sailor, Amanda Snell
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He has refused to defend himself and his defense team believe this indicates he wants the death penalty
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Torrez is also suspected of murdering Laura Hobbs, 8, and her friend Krystal Tobias, 9, in 2005 in Illinois
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DNA evidence and a recorded confession to another inmate strongly links him to the brutal raping and stabbing
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Jerry Hobbs, the father of Laura, was wrongly convicted of their murders in 2005
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He was released in 2010 and received a payout of $8 million
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Torrez reportedly laughed when he was told the victim's father had been found guilty

Question: Torrez lived eight doors down from @placeholder in the barracks.


By Emma Glanfield Thousands of people around the world armed themselves with fluffy pillows as they revisited a childhood tradition and battled it out for International Pillow Fight Day. For the sixth year in a row, Trafalgar Square was invaded for an hour this afternoon as Londoners let their inhibitions go and attacked strangers with gusto. Some people got so enthusiastic about the event that their pillows ripped and feathers flew into the air. Others opted to observe the action from the sidelines, instead choosing to capture the unique occasion on film. London was just one of more than 100 cities around the world to take part in the event - with similar sights spotted in Paris, New York, Zurich, Rome and Madrid.
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Dozens of people descended on Trafalgar Square in London this afternoon to mark International Pillow Fight Day
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Participants armed with feather-filled pillows bashed their opponents and threw caution to the wind during the event
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More than 100 countries around the world celebrated the unique day with people from Paris to New York taking part

Question: The weather remained dry and partly sunny for the free event which resulted in the London skyline being momentarily filled with millions of feathers in @placeholder


By Snejana Farberov for Mail online Uber sneaky: The ride-sharing company Uber allegedly has been trying to undermine its rival Lyft by stealing away its drivers The ride-sharing service Uber has been allegedly poaching drivers from its main rival Lyft with the help of 'brand ambassadors' armed with burner phones and credit cards, according to newly released documents. Founded in San Francisco in 2009, Uber uses a mobile application to connect riders with vehicles for hire. The start-up’s chief competitor, Lyft, came onto the scene in 2012, offering similar services via its peer-to-peer ride-sharing app. On Tuesday, the technology website The Verge released an exclusive report outlining how Uber has been chipping away at Lyft’s market share through its so-called Operation SLOG, which so far has resulted in thousands of canceled rides for the two-year-old start-up.
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Technology website The Verge obtained emails and documents outlining Uber's plan to siphon away drivers from Lyft
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Uber's Operation SLOG stands for 'Supplying Long-Term Operations Growth'
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The ride-sharing business has been using 'brand ambassadors' to hire Lyft cars in order to approach drivers about working for Uber
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These independent contractors were supplied with burners and Uber credit cards for their recruitment missions
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Lyft recently accused Uber of ordering and then canceling 5,600 rides

Question: The Uber agents posing as regular passengers were then supposed to engage the Lyft driver in small talk, asking him or her about their history with @placeholder.

Question: 'After assessing driver for openness to @placeholder, ask them if they’d consider joining Uber,' the directive stated.


(CNN) -- Syrian Prime Minister Wael al-Halqi survived a bombing targeting his motorcade on Monday in an upscale Damascus neighborhood, but the government and the opposition each reported casualties. "The premier is safe," the state-run Syrian Arab News Agency said, citing an official government source. The incident occurred in a leafy swath of the Mezzeh district in southwest Damascus. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a group opposed to President Bashar al-Assad's government, also reported that the prime minister survived. The observatory said one of al-Halqi's escorts and five civilians were killed. Another escort and a driver were badly injured, the group said.
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NEW: U.N. condemns attack, calls for immediate end to violence
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Syrian opposition group reports deaths
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The blast takes place in Mezzeh, near President Bashar al-Assad's palace
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No one immediately claimed responsibility for the explosion

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(CNN) -- Missile and launch components have been moved to the east coast of North Korea in the "last few days," a U.S. official with direct knowledge of the information told CNN Thursday. The apparent deployment comes amid further threatening statements by North Korea and heightened tensions in the region -- a situation that "does not need to get hotter," a U.S. State Department spokeswoman said. The move of the missile and launch equipment could mean that Pyongyang, which unleashed another round of scathing rhetoric accusing the United States of pushing the region to the "brink of war," may be planning a missile launch soon.
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FIRST ON CNN: Communications intercepts suggest possibility of NK missile launch
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State Department: "This does not need to get hotter"
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A show of force during U.S.-South Korean exercises is part of pre-scripted actions
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The U.S. says it is transferring a missile defense system to Guam

Question: "Cutting-edge weapons are not a monopoly of the @placeholder and gone are the days never to return when it could invade other countries with nukes as it pleased," the statement said.

Question: "The U.S. and the @placeholder warmongers had better stop their rash actions, deeply aware of the gravity of the prevailing situation."


Cairo (CNN) -- A former Egyptian interior minister and his aides ordered the killings of anti-government protesters in the days before Hosni Mubarak was overthrown, according to testimony from an Egyptian security official, an attorney told CNN on Thursday. The allegation comes during the trial of Mubarak, now adjourned till Sunday. The former Egyptian leader is charged with ordering the killing of protesters to quash the uprising in February that ultimately ended his 30-year rule. In addition to accusations of ordering the killing of protesters, Mubarak faces corruption charges. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges. Maj. Esam Shawky, who works in the administrative department in charge of anti-riot security forces, testified Thursday that Habib el-Adly and his aides ordered the killings and gave the order to cut Internet services on January 28 amid the unrest, lawyer Khaled Abou Bakr said.
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NEW: The trial against ousted leader Hosni Mubarak is adjourned till Sunday
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Mubarak is charged with ordering the killing of protesters
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Top officials are set to testify next week behind closed doors

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By James Slack For 13 years, quangos and public bodies were stuffed with former Labour ministers and activists. The imposition of the party’s supporters on everything from the Food Standards Agency to the broadcast regulator Ofcom began the moment Tony Blair seized power in 1997. Of the senior appointments made that year, an astonishing 75 per cent declared political affiliations for Labour. The Tories were instantly marginalised, with only 13 per cent of posts. Spree: Both former prime ministers Gordon Brown and Tony Blair, pictured together in 2004, appointed large numbers of known Labour supporters to positions of power During every one of the New Labour years, more than half of all appointees with declared affiliations were backers of Mr Blair or Gordon Brown. On seven occasions, it was higher than 60 per cent.
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For their 13 years in power, more than half of appointees supported Labour
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The balance has yet to be restored under David Cameron

Question: The facts tell a very different story: Since 2010, three times more Labour supporters (312) have been appointed to powerful roles in the public sector ‘quangocracy’ than @placeholder (105).


To say it's been a year for experimental fashion would be a bit of an understatement. Rihanna dared to bare all in a completely transparent spangled gown, Amber Rose draped herself in  metal chains and Lady Gaga debuted a full fur balaclava. But for every fashion fail, there has been a style triumph - FEMAIL casts an eye over the looks we've loved and the outfits we've loved to loathe in 2014. Scroll down for video Rihanna's sheer bravado in wearing such a racy dress manages to compensate for looking essentially naked Kendall Jenner was sleek in a cream jumpsuit with black detailing on the leg at the British Fashion Awards
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See-through dresses, layered tulle and glamour were big A-list trends
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Stars like Lupita Nyong'o and Cara Delevingne rocked red carpet chic
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Amber Rose's VMA chain dress was the year's greatest fashion faux pas

Question: Of course, 22-year-old model and actress @placeholder had to make the list at some point.


(CNN) -- Some 10,000 demonstrators against the Ukraine's decision to not sign a landmark trade deal with the European Union descended on a square outside a monastery early Saturday in response to a police crackdown on the earlier protests. The emboldened demonstrators waved Ukrainian and EU flags and sang the national anthem outside the St. Michael's Golden-Domed Monastery, where groups of protesters retreated earlier after a sweep by riot police left seven people hospitalized and dozens under arrest at Independence Square. Three top opposition leaders called for resignation of President Viktor Yanukovych as well as new presidential and parliamentary elections, according to a statement released by Vitaliy Klitchko, Arseniy Yatsenyuk and Oleg Tyagnybok.
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Riot police detain dozens of protesters in Kiev's main square -- state media
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United States condemns "violence against protesters" in Independence Square
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Interior Ministry says riot police responded to "provocations by protesters" -- state media

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By Claire Bates PUBLISHED: 08:28 EST, 18 June 2012 | UPDATED: 08:32 EST, 18 June 2012 A grieving widower is suing a hospital after his wife collapsed and died from a massive stroke - just hours after she was sent home accused of pretending to be ill. Philip Maddox, 58, was told by doctors his wife Maggie, 53, needed psychiatric help because they could find nothing wrong with her despite her complaining she was in agony with severe headaches and vomiting. An inquest heard she first went to Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford, Kent, on June 14, 2010, but was sent home, having been told there was nothing wrong with her.
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Mother-of-two was suffering violent headaches and vomiting
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On her third visit to hospital she was told to 'stop shouting and making a fuss' in A&E
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Family told Mrs Maddox's discharge notes had gone missing
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Widower bringing private legal action against hospital

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(CNN) -- Obamacare expands access to health insurance for tens of millions of people come January 1. Dental care for adults, however, is not included, and experts say we've got a potential oral health care crisis coming. Studies show that people who have insurance are more likely to get regular dental care. But only about 2% of older Americans have dental insurance of any kind, according to a new report. "Until we have an expansion of this kind of coverage, and until we have people really recognizing what this means for their overall health, I do believe we have an unimaginable tragedy on our hands," said Beth Truett, president and CEO of Oral Health America.
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Only about 2% of older adults have dental insurance
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Emergency room visits due to dental problems more than doubled in the past decade
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Obamacare, Medicare do not cover dental care for adults

Question: The study put together by @placeholder ranked states in terms of the oral care their populations receive.


(CNN) -- Former captain Ricky Ponting insists he can still be a key player for Australia after becoming the third cricketer to score 13,000 Test runs on the opening day of the fourth and final match against India. Doubts were raised about Ponting's international future when he stood down as skipper early last year, but the 37-year-old has now scored two centuries in this series after a barren run with the bat. With Australia holding a 3-0 lead going into the Adelaide match, the tourists are facing a whitewash after Ponting and his successor Michael Clarke put on a record-breaking 252 runs on Tuesday.
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Australia batsman Ricky Ponting scores his 41st Test century and passes 13,000 runs
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The 37-year-old adds 252 for the second wicket with captain Michael Clarke
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Former skipper Ponting is the third highest run scorer in the five-day game
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Clarke also scores an unbeaten century as home side reach 335-3 at stumps

Question: "You guys can answer that, you've seen me over a long period of time, but at the end of the day I think if I can keep making Test match hundreds or having an impact on winning games for @placeholder, then that's what I'm all about at the moment.


The older girl's face - which showed red ochre markings - was creased from the place it rested on her shawl A 500-year-old frozen Incan mummy known as 'The Maiden' was suffering from a bacterial infection when she died - and being able to 'diagnose' the disease could lead to new insights into diseases of the past. The discovery could help defend against new illnesses - or the re-emergence of diseases of the past. The mummy was suffering from an illness similar to tuberculosis when she was sacrificed on the Argentinian volcano Llullaillaco, 22,100 feet above sea level. The find - using a new technique of swabbing the lips and comparing the swabs with those of current patients - is the first time a disease has been 'diagnosed' in such an ancient body.
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First time infection has been diagnosed in ancient body
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New technique could be used to study diseases such as Spanish flu
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Could be used to prevent re-emergence of deadly diseases of past
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Study on 500-year-old mummy frozen on Argentinean volcano

Question: The view from the summit of @placeholder volcano where the children were found.


Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Heavy fighting continued Monday in Benghazi between Libyan army forces and an Islamist militant group the United States blames for the attack last year on its diplomatic mission that killed four Americans, including Ambassador Christopher Stevens. LANA, Libya's state news agency, reported that at least six soldiers and one civilian were killed and 39 people were injured, most of them soldiers, in the clashes Sunday between the military and the group Ansar al-Sharia. On Monday, the Libyan government said that at least nine people were killed and 49 injured. A senior Libyan military official in the city, speaking to CNN on condition of anonymity for security reasons, said heavy fighting continued Monday morning as troops engaged members of the group in different parts of Benghazi.
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NEW: Clashes that erupted Sunday night in eastern Benghazi continue into Monday
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Government is engaging fighters from Ansar al-Sharia, which the U.S. says attacked its consulate
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"This is really the heaviest fighting" since the revolution, a resident says
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A Libyan military official says forces are responding after an attack on army members

Question: Over the past year, there has been a significant deterioration in the security situation in @placeholder, which is Libya's second-largest city and the cradle of the 2011 revolution.


Clearwater, Florida (CNN) -- Jury selection in the case of Casey Anthony, who is charged in the death of her 2-year-old daughter, continued Tuesday as attorneys removed several people from the viable jury pool. The day was a setback for Chief Judge Belvin Perry Jr. of the Orange County Superior Court, who has said he wants to seat a jury as quickly as possible. The selection process has so far lasted eight days. The goal is to have everything finalized for opening statements this week. Attorneys and the judge have rejected potential jurors for reasons ranging from financial hardship to bias.
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NEW: Several people are struck as viable jury pool candidates
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NEW: Attorneys and the judge have rejected potential jurors for financial hardship and bias
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Opening statements could begin this week
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Anthony is accused of killing her daughter and then lying to investigators

Question: @placeholder had said previously he would begin swearing in jurors once the number of unrejected candidates reached 15.


Welcome to the deserted Soviet settlement of Pyramid, around 800 miles from the North Pole and literally frozen in time. This ghost town is in fact in Norway - on Spitsbergen island in the Arctic Ocean - where Russia retains rights to occupy the icy territory. No-one has lived permanently in Pyramid since 1998 and it is now a bizarre tourist attraction offering the world's most northerly Lenin monument. Frozen in time: The Soviet settlement of Pyramid is around 800 miles from the North Pole and has been abandoned since 1998 Isolated: Pyramid (Pyramiden) was founded in 1910 by Sweden and sold to the USSR in 1927. It is named after a nearby pyramid-shaped mountain. These pictures were taken this spring by  Vladimir Prokofiev, a Russian guide
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Ghost town is in fact in Norway - on Spitsbergen island in the Arctic Ocean
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No-one has lived permanently in Pyramid since 1998
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Bizarre tourist attraction which Vladimir Prokofiev, 33, shows people around
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The thermometer reads minus 10C in the sun but feels cooler with wind chill

Question: Cut-off: The guide regularly visits the one place in Pyramid where, on a good day, he might be lucky to catch a signal for his mobile from @placeholder settlements on Spitsbergen


In the world of military strategy, every contingency must be examined, especially the worst-case scenario. Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn, the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, made that clear when he told National Public Radio in an interview broadcast Friday how U.S. officials must plan for the possibility that Vladimir Putin's Russia has access to American battle plans and other secrets possibly taken by classified leaker Edward Snowden. "If I'm concerned about anything, I'm concerned about defense capabilities that he may have stolen from where he worked, and does that knowledge then get into the hands of our adversaries — in this case, of course, Russia," Flynn said of the former National Security Agency contractor who fled to Moscow to seek asylum.
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Military strategy requires examining worst-case scenarios
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Lt. Gen. Flynn says classified leaker Edward Snowden could have military plans
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Flynn: If Russia doesn't have Snowden's information yet, it's trying to get it
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Snowden is living in Russia while he seeks political asylum

Question: A hero to some and traitor to others, Snowden last year disclosed details of the vast @placeholder surveillance network put in place after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, including how the government keeps records on billions of phone calls for possible use in terrorism investigations.


No football fans like taking a beating at the hands of their local rivals, but Cologne fans suffered more than usual after their defeat by Borussia Monchengladbach on Saturday. After Switzerland international Granit Xhaka had scored a last-minute winner for the hosts in the Rhine derby, some Cologne fans decided to storm the pitch. The visiting supporters, dressed in white boiler suits, burst out of the crowd onto the playing surface and then threw flares at the players as they left the field. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Cologne pitch invaders taking a beating Cologne fans in white jumpsuits run away from police after running onto the pitch in Monchengladbach
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Dozens of fans invade pitch after late goal sees Cologne lose 1-0
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Granit Xhaka had scored in the 90th minute to win the Rhine derby
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Home fans and police punched and kicked invading fans

Question: A club statement read that Cologne were 'disappointed and angered' by the disturbances that 'cause massive harm to Cologne and the majority of @placeholder's fans.'


Washington (CNN) -- As they talked publicly in generalities about a smooth transition to a new government in Egypt, U.S. officials have been working behind the scenes on ways to "move that process forward," a national security spokesman said. Top members of the Obama administration stated Thursday their desire for embattled Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to leave office and for inclusive negotiations to begin immediately with his political opponents. National Security Council spokesman Tommy Vietor added that U.S. officials have also discussed with Egyptian officials "a variety of different ways" in which that new government could take shape. But Vietor stressed "all of those decisions must be made by the Egyptian people."
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NEW: A U.S. official says Egypt's government and the opposition should talk now
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NEW: An Egyptian official chastises the U.S. for "vague" statements on the transition
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U.S., Egyptian officials discuss ways to "move" the political process, a spokesman says
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U.S. officials, lawmakers have upped their public pressure on Mubarak's government

Question: "Institutionally, there is support in Egypt for this roadmap among the military, vice president and prime minister," said the @placeholder official.


(CNN) -- The family of a boy who is believed to have set adrift a balloon in Colorado is known for storm chasing and conducting extreme science experiments together, according to the father's MySpace page. The Heene family, known for storm chasing together, appeared on ABC's "Wife Swap." Richard Heene describes himself in his profile as a storm chaser and the host of a documentary series and radio show that investigates  "the mysteries of science." The Fort Collins family was also featured on the ABC show "Wife Swap." "When the Heene family aren't chasing storms, they devote their time to scientific experiments that include looking for extraterrestrials and building a research-gathering flying saucer to send into the eye of the storm," the show's Web site said.
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Dad of boy who untethered balloon is storm chaser, "science detective"
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Richard Heene, wife and boys conducted extreme experiments together
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Dad said that despite appearance of danger, "my family is never put in harm's way"
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"Wife Swap" family spent time making "research-gathering flying saucer"

Question: An undated picture on the site shows the family standing behind an object that appears similar to that seen flying above @placeholder.


US Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson’s frustration was rendered complete on Sunday night when Billy Horschel produced a brilliant performance to upstage Rory McIlroy and land himself an $11.44 million (£7m) payday. The 27-year-old American followed up his win in the BMW Championship last week by claiming the Tour Championship from under the nose of the Northern Irishman, which in turn earned him the $10 million (£6.15m) bonus for the FedEx Cup play-off series spanning four tournaments. Almost $13 million (£8m) earned in eight days then, and his wife is due to give birth to their first child any day. How’s that for a life-changing fortnight?
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Billy Horschel won the PGA Tour Championship and a £7m payday
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Horschel shot a final round 68 to win by three shots
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He finished ahead of fellow American Jim Furyk and Rory McIlroy
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Chris Kirk, Justin Rose and Jason Day were a further shot back
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Horschel and American Kirk finished 1-2 in the FedEx Cup play-off series
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The win follows Horschel's success at the BMW Championship last week
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The 27-year-old and Kirk missed out on a wildcard place in Tom Watson's US Ryder Cup team
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Horshel has won almost $13million (£8m) in the past fortnight

Question: ‘Why didn’t you play like this earlier?’ was the text an exasperated @placeholder sent him on Friday night.


When Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas got out of his car at the Capitol on Wednesday, he did not to go into the Senate where he works. He was on the House side to join a conservative rally to press their own GOP leaders to use the power of the purse to fight the president on immigration. Since the day Cruz was sworn in almost two years ago, he has proudly been a thorn in House Republican leaders' side -- urging them to put principle before practical politics. Last year the government shut down thanks to a strategy pushed by Cruz to tie defunding Obamacare to funding the government.
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Ted Cruz rallied House conservatives against a proposed plan to avoid a government shutdown
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Cruz was seen as largely responsible for the government shutting down last year
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Cruz has repeatedly rejected that claim, and said it's Democrats who risk causing a shutdown

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By James Chapman David Cameron ferociously condemned Ukip last night saying voters had heard enough of its ‘appalling’ views. In the closing days of campaigning for European and local elections, the Prime Minister said Ukip represented the ‘politics of anger’. Decent, hardworking people who were tempted to vote for the anti-European party should think again, he said. Scroll down for video David Cameron said Ukip leader Nigel Farage's comments on Romanians was 'frankly unpleasant' ‘They are being found out,’ added Mr Cameron in his strongest attack on the party since he took office. ‘Ukip have condemned themselves during this campaign with a succession of pretty unpleasant remarks. The whole country has heard enough to know what sort of party it is.’
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David Cameron said Ukip has condemned itself with unpleasant remarks
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His strongest attack on the party comes in run-up to European elections
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Branded Nigel Farage's comments on Romanians as 'frankly unpleasant'
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Dismissed calls from senior Tories to state he would campaign for a British exit from the EU if he fails to renegotiate looser ties;
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Suggested a by-election in Newark next month was a key test of the Tories’ ability to burst the Ukip bubble;
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Confirmed he will not resign if Scotland votes for independence in September.

Question: Across the whole of the European Union, amongst all 28 member states, 7 per cent of all crime is committed by 240 @placeholder gangs.’


By Daniel Bates PUBLISHED: 14:26 EST, 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 17:53 EST, 13 December 2012 The writers behind Game Change are working on a sequel about Mitt Romney’s failed bid for the White House - with a film already in the works. Authors Mark Halperin and John Heilemann are writing Double Down: Game Change 2012 to dissect what went wrong with the Republicans during the election. It will be published in Fall next year with the film coming some time after. Mitt and Ann Romney: The writers behind Game Change are working on a sequel about his failed bid for the White House - with a film already in the works
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Double Down: Game Change 2012 will dissect what went wrong with the Republicans during the recent election race
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The original Game Change focused on John McCain's failed bid for the 2008 presidential race
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It won four Emmys, including one for Julianne Moore's portrayal of Sarah Palin
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No word on who will play the Romneys or Paul Ryan at this stage

Question: The book and film will likely make the Romney camp squirm as Game Change made the @placeholder’s 2008 campaign appear riven with conflict.

Question: It was also harsh on former vice presidential candidate @placeholder and made it seem like she was completely unqualified for the role.


By Olivia Williams PUBLISHED: 12:40 EST, 16 June 2013 | UPDATED: 07:16 EST, 17 June 2013 The annual alcohol-fuelled Suicide Sunday celebrations marking the end of Cambridge University's exam season got off to their customary raucous start with a cardboard boat race. In a parody of the more sober Oxford and Cambridge boat race on the Thames, students took to their makeshift vessels to row down the River Cam. Famed for being a day of carousing and drunken antics, the undergraduates stripped down to shorts and bikinis for a splash about on the River Cam. Scroll down for video
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Suicide Sunday marks the end of Cambridge's grueling exam season
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Overjoyed students relaxed with a drunken cardboard boat race on the Cam
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A surprising number of soggy vessels survived the 500-metre journey

Question: A spokesman for the @placeholder also advised students to be careful after trouble in previous years.


The maker of Edward Snowden documentary CITIZENFOUR refused to travel to the film’s UK premiere last night because she fears arrest under the Official Secrets Act. Laura Poitras said she had been advised by lawyers to avoid travelling to Britain because her work with the fugitive former contractor with the National Security Agency. Snowden is living in Moscow with his girlfriend Lindsay Mills after he was granted asylum by Russia to escape charges of espionage in the U.S. Laura Poitras (left), the director of new film CITIZENFOUR about Edward Snowden (right) avoided the London premiere of the movie today because she feared arrest under the official secrets act
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Laura Poitras advised by lawyers to avoid UK premiere of her new film
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Instead she spoke from Berlin via patchy Skype videolink to audience
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U.S. journalist Glenn Greenwald also given same advice by legal team

Question: Poitras is a U.S. citizen, but is now living in @placeholder after complaining of repeated stops by U.S. border authorities when travelling into her country.


NATO leaders signed off Monday on President Barack Obama's exit strategy from Afghanistan that calls for an end to combat operations next year and the withdrawal of the U.S.-led international military force by the end of 2014. Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen told reporters at the conclusion of a two-day summit of the alliance leaders that the plan calls for handing over security responsibilities to Afghan forces in 2013, then withdrawing foreign forces the following year. After that, a new and different NATO mission will advise, train and assist the expected 350,000-strong Afghanistan force, Rasmussen said. The plan is backed by Afghan President Hamid Karzai, who sat down Monday to speak exclusively with CNN's Wolf Blitzer.
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai speaks exclusively to CNN's Wolf Blitzer
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He says Afghan forces will "absolutely" be ready to take over security by 2014
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President Obama says NATO leaders are leaving Chicago with a "clear road map"
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NATO's secretary general says a new training and advising mission will come in 2015

Question: "That transition and the eventual withdrawal in 2014 of the @placeholder forces and other NATO forces from Afghanistan is good for Afghanistan and good for our allied countries."

Question: "That transition and the eventual withdrawal in 2014 of the U.S. forces and other @placeholder forces from Afghanistan is good for Afghanistan and good for our allied countries."

Question: "This is part of what @placeholder defends -- is free speech and freedom of assembly," he said.


Tottenham are listening to offers for skipper Younes Kaboul this month - just five months after he was given the armband. Spurs have put a number of their squad up for sale in an attempt to free up money for Mauricio Pochettino to put his stamp on the team. And Kaboul is emerging as a shock name on the list of players Spurs are prepared to offload, despite the fact he is club captain. Tottenham are listening to offers for skipper Younes Kaboul just five months after he was given the armband Kaboul has failed to establish a successful partnership with Belgian defender Jan Vertonghen
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Tottenham Hotspur are prepared to sell a number of players in January
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Younes Kaboul is one of the players set for an exit this month
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Besiktas are interested but can't agree a price with Spurs
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Britain joined the U.S. and its allies in the fight against ISIS -- but any mission will come with a huge price tag. The UK parliament has approved airstrikes in Iraq against the terror group which prime minister David Cameron has called one of "staggering"  brutality. Cameron had said Britain should join international allies in combating ISIS, an action that he warned would "take not just months, but years." While the total cost will depend on the intensity and length of operation, past experience can give some guidance, Malcolm Chalmers, research director from the Royal United Services Institute said. Chalmers pointed to the UK's seven month involvement in Libya through 2011, which cost around $390 million, including missiles and flight hours.
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UK can start bombing ISIS within hours, as it has six fighter jets on standby in Cyprus
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British forces have Brimstone precision missiles, high-tech weapons others don't have
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The U.S. is leading the airstrikes against ISIS in Iraq and Syria

Question: Chalmers said he would expect the cost of @placeholder airstrikes to be in the "ballpark," of the Libya operation, "assuming we only use air power and the campaign lasts for a couple of years."


(CNN) -- Since the dawn of the iPhone age in 2007, loyal BlackBerry users have watched their favorite device maker stumble into an ever-steepening decline. Some of the collapse is due to the consumer changeover to Apple and Google Android products, but the company -- once known as Research In Motion -- hasn't helped itself with poor planning and delayed product introductions. On Monday, the company that once blazed the trail in the smartphone market announced it's being taken private by its largest shareholder, Fairfax Financial, a Canadian insurance company. The move comes on the heels of an announced $1 billion quarterly loss and layoffs of 4,500 employees. Its future as a maker of smartphones may be in doubt.
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On Monday, BlackBerry announced that it was being taken private
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Despite decline in consumer sales, there are still 50 million BlackBerry users
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They're very loyal to the brand and hope change is harbinger of an upswing

Question: His household includes a number of Apple items -- including his wife's iPhone -- but he prefers the @placeholder.


President Obama lashed out Tuesday at Republican lawmakers during a Hollywood speech seemingly designed to shift public debate away from his Obamacare- and Iran-related political train wrecks and toward safer territory: jobs and the economy. Speaking to a crowd estimated at between 1,800 to 2,000 people – primarily staff of the DreamWorks Animation film studio, according to a White House pool reporter – the president slammed GOP partisans while claiming economic moral high ground that poll numbers suggest he's incapable of holding. 'Instead of rooting for failure or re-fighting old battles, Republicans in Congress need to work with us,' he declared, complaining about his opponents' fixation on the Affordable Care Act.
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'We would be a lot further along without some of this dysfunction and obstruction ,' the president insisted
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Slapped at conservative lawmakers, wishing for 'one wing of one party that was a little less obsessed with repealing health care'
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Hollywood speech was at DreamWorks Animation, whose CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg raised $15 million for Obama during his 2012 re-election fight
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Obama touted the U.S. oil  boom as an economic success story despite its roots in 'fracking' – a technology his administration has tried to block
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President's speech came during massive 7-fundraiser swing through Democrat-friendly California
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Couldn't resist touting Obamacare:  'By the way, the website is continually working better. So check it out.'

Question: Nationally, though, he's having trouble re-establishing his credibility after the disastrous launch of his signature health insurance overhaul, and persuading @placeholder that he's up to the job of rescuing the country's faltering economy.


By Tara Brady A man killed the mother of his child and her two cousins then shot himself dead in front of police officers after handing a 13-month-old boy to them. Brittany Mills, 28, had been trying to break off her relationship with John Louis Lynn, 41, when he came round to her home at Dye House Apartments, in the Hartford suburb of Manchester, Connecticut, on Saturday. After growing concerned that Miss Mills wasn't answering her phone her two cousins Kamesha Mills, 23, and Artara Benson, 46, went round the the apartment to check on her. But at 9.40pm police were called to the property after reports of multiple gunshots.
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Police called to Dye House Apartments in Manchester, Connecticut
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Armed man seen leaving the building carrying a child
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The man put the child down before shooting himself, police say

Question: Brittany Mills had been shot multiple times while her cousins @placeholder and Artara were both killed with a single gunshot wound to the head.

Question: Concerned relative: Kamesha Mills, another of @placeholder's cousins, was also shot dead


(CNN) -- Wal-Mart has agreed to pay nearly $2 million and take extra safety precautions after a stampede killed a store employee in Long Island, New York, last year. Wal-Mart says it will consider applying the new safety measures in its other stores. The top prosecutor in Nassau County said she struck the deal rather than pursue criminal charges in the death of a 34-year-old man who was trampled to death as shoppers flooded into the store. It happened as the store opened on the day after Thanksgiving, which is traditionally among the busiest days of the year for retailers.
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DA makes deal with Wal-Mart in case of shopper stampede that killed employee
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Retailer to pay $1.5M for community programs, $400K to people injured in the melee
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Wal-Mart not admitting any guilt or wrongdoing, says DA in Long Island, New York
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Retailer agrees to new crowd-management plan for post-Thanksgiving rush

Question: The district attorney and Wal-Mart said they agreed on a crowd-management plan that the retailer will implement at each of its 92 stores in @placeholder for after-Thanksgiving shopping.


From flapper dresses and fringes to feathers and finger curls, the 1920s was an era of opulence and post-war fashion fun. And it seems that the flamboyant style of the Jazz Age has returned, with a little help of Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby film. According to the latest study, high street stores have seen sales of vintage-inspired items soaring with one such store noting increases of up to 266 per cent. Flapper style: It seems that the flamboyant style of the 1920s Jazz Age has returned, with a little help of Baz Luhrmann's The Great Gatsby film High street giant Debenhams have seen a huge increase in sales of beaded capes, lace dresses, pearls and twenties style eveningwear.
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Debenhams sees vintage-inspired items sales soar 266%
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Tuxedo jackets and formalwear up 60%
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Asda's 20s style Charleston Dress sells out in just two days
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Asda's red lipstick named best seller with sales up 45% following film’s release

Question: Hair jewels and beaded capes favoured by @placeholder's love interest Daisy Buchanan have been popular with customers, with sales increasing by 73 per cent and 250 per cent respectively in the past week alone.


By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:08 EST, 23 May 2013 | UPDATED: 01:16 EST, 23 May 2013 Everyone loves flying Virgin America according to new Consumer Reports findings. The domestic cousin to more worldly Virgin Atlantic received some of the highest satisfaction scores the publication has seen in years on this, the company’s first appearance on the list. The ratings were based on a survey of 16,663 Consumer Reports readers who flew on a combined 31,732 domestic flights with eleven different airlines. Sweet ride: 16,000 consumer reports readers who flew over 30,000 domestic flights have named Virgin America the best airline in new Consumer Reports findings
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16,000 Consumer Reports readers responded and the youthful carrier received high marks all around
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JetBlue and Southwest were right behind Virgin America, propelled by their modest baggage fees

Question: The bargain airline has deeply discounted ticket prices, but makes up for them in areas like increased fees and smaller seats, which @placeholder responders did not seem to like.