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By Reuters Reporter, Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 12:31 EST, 22 November 2013 | UPDATED: 13:36 EST, 22 November 2013 Hero: Shakil Afridi, the doctor who helped the CIA track down Osama bin Laden, was accused of dubious murder charges by Pakistan on Friday The heroic doctor who helped the United States pinpoint Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden was hit with a bizarre murder charge in Pakistan on Friday. Shakil Afridi, 49, was accused of killing a teenage boy who died after the doctor performed surgery on him for appendicitis in 2006, a development which could further strain ties between the two countries.

In August,

Answer: Pakistan overturned his conviction, citing procedural errors and ordering a retrial.


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(CNN) -- Does John Edwards deserve to go to prison? The jury has decided, and he's walking. Whatever we may think of the Edwards trial, one thing is certain: the prosecution was a ridiculous waste of taxpayer money on a non-crime. Who cares if a billionaire wants to give a multimillionaire some money to hide his mistress (who pays taxes on the gift)? The prosecution of Edwards was never so much about Edwards as it was about George Holding. Wait -- who is George Holding? And why should we care? After winning a recent primary, Holding is likely the next congressman in the 13th District of North Carolina. He initiated the prosecution against Edwards while he was a U.S. Attorney. But he didn't argue the case in court. Instead, after receiving a year's worth of headlines (and Republican praise) for charging Edwards, Holding resigned from the case to run for Congress.

Or maybe

Answer: George Holding wasn't all that concerned with the legal reasoning.


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Joachim Low has spoken of his fear that his all-conquering German side will experience burn-out as they seek to add the European Championships to the World Cup they lifted in Brazil back in July. Jerome Boatang, Mats Hummels and Sami Khedira will sit out their country’s clash with Argentina in Dusseldorf on Wednesday evening – although only the latter remains a doubt for the Euro 2016 curtain-raiser with Scotland in Dortmund on Sunday. Just 52 days after watching Philipp Lahm lift the game’s biggest prize in Rio, Low is deeply concerned that a lack of proper rest for his star performers coupled with the demands of elite club football will adversely affect their chances of a smooth qualification passage.

That cycle begins with the match against

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Scotland on Sunday.’