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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:38 EST, 14 September 2013 | UPDATED: 10:29 EST, 15 September 2013 Amanda Knox's former boyfriend has claimed Italian police tried to bribe him into framing her for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher - and revealed his fears 'out of control' Knox would do the same to him. Raffaele Sollecito says 'sneaky' officers instigated a string of approaches from a prison guard, other inmates and even his family as he and his American lover were awaiting trial for the 21-year-old's murder in Perugia, Italy. But Italian Sollecito, 29, said he refused to point the finger of blame at Knox to save his own skin because he was 'really fond of her'.
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(CNN) -- Wei Guoqiang has been following Chinese football for more than 20 years but reasons to celebrate have been few and far between. "It's like the Chinese saying; 'you always think your children are the most beautiful no matter how ugly they are,'" the 30-year-old education specialist told CNN in Beijing. Dogged by poor performances on the pitch and corruption scandals off it, the Chinese game has been far from beautiful. But die-hard soccer fans like Wei finally have something to cheer about. Guangzhou Evergrande, a soccer team based in the southern city of Guangzhou, became Asian champions on Saturday, beating South Korea's FC Seoul to claim China's first continental title in 23 years in a stadium packed to capacity with fans wearing the team's blood-red colors.


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Guangzhou Evergrande's rise to the top of Asian football has been fast and furious and some say it could be Asia's first "superclub."

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Toys 'R Us is removing its Breaking Bad collectible dolls after more than 9,000 people signed a petition launched by a 'concerned parent' in Florida. Susan Schrivjer, from Fort Myers, Florida launched an online campaign to have the action figures pulled from Toys 'R Us' racks, calling them a 'dangerous deviation' from the company's values. Toys 'R Us, based in Wayne, New Jersey, said that the dolls based on the characters from the hit show are being removed immediately from its website and shelves. Scroll down for video Fully loaded: Both White and his business partner have action figure versions complete with gas masks, a duffel bag of cash, and a toy bag of crystal meth
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Toys 'R Us is well known around the world for their vast selection of toys for children of all ages.