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Ex-New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the July 2012 killings of two men in Boston, authorities said Thursday. Hernandez, 24, could be arraigned as early as next week. He is currently in jail awaiting trial in a separate case: the 2013 slaying of Odin Lloyd, who was dating a sister of Hernandez's fiancee. Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel Conley said at a news conference Thursday that a grand jury returned the indictments in the shooting deaths of Daniel de Abreu and Safiro Furtado. "Mr. de Abreu and Mr. Furtado were ambushed and executed as they drove home along Shawmut Avenue in Boston's South End in the early morning hours of July 16, 2012," Conley said.
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While investigators worked, and the former football star stayed in jail, the
Answer: Odin Lloyd case took several twists and turns.

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Health experts assembled by the White House conceded on Friday that a second case of Ebola could be identified in the U.S. But they defiantly insisted that the epidemic plaguing western Africa will not rise to the level of a major American outbreak. The deaths of approximately 3,500 people in western African nations are due to lax public health procedures and infrastructure – problems the United States doesn't face – according to National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases chief Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, Obama's homeland security assistant Lisa Monaco, HHS Secretary Sylvia Burwell and U.S. Agency for International Development administrator Raj Shah.
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'I never say I'm not concerned,'
Answer: Anthony S. Fauci responded, 'because that's interpreted as taking something lightly.

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By Natalie Clarke and Hugo Gye Given that he has is caught up in one of the world's most high-stakes divorce battles, you might expect Belgian hotelier Didier Thiry to be slightly on edge. And this week, the stakes grew even higher when a judge sentenced him to four months in prison for hiding his millions from his estranged wife, fashion designer Alisa Thiry. But his response could barely be more blasé - the businessman says he won't return to Britain because he won't be able to get a good cup of coffee in jail. Defiant: Didier Thiry, left, refuses to return to Britain after his wife Alisa, right, managed to have him jailed
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Answer: Alisa was said to enjoy listening to him playing his guitar.

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The Beatles famously sung about a psychedelic fantasy Yellow Submarine in the 1960s. With the potential to be slightly more dangerous, but just as colourful, the Iranian Navy has been showcasing the latest addition to its fleet - a brilliant bright turquoise blue submarine. Designers of the domestically-produced warship must have thought that the bizarre shade would make the craft blend in with the deep waters of the high seas. Scroll down for video Eye-catching: Iranian Navy chiefs were showing off their bright turquoise submarines on state television Fabulous: Iranian Navy officers stand on top of the Sina 7 submarine built domestically
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Iconic: The
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Iranian submarine's might be more deadly than The Beatles' quirky Yellow Submarine, pictured, but they are equally brightly coloured