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Stephenville, Texas (CNN)The trial of the man accused of killing Chris Kyle, the protagonist in the top-selling book and hit movie "American Sniper," began Wednesday with a lawyer using Kyle's own words to bolster an insanity defense. Eddie Ray Routh is accused of killing Kyle and Kyle's friend, Chad Littlefield, at a firing range at Rough Creek Lodge, about 90 miles southwest of Dallas on February 2, 2013. In his opening statement, defense attorney Tim Moore read a text Kyle sent to Littlefield about Routh as the three men rode in Kyle's pickup truck to the range. "About an hour and a half into the drive, Chris Kyle was sitting in the driver's seat and he texts Chad Littlefield sitting right next to him. He texts, 'This dude is straight-up nuts,'" Moore said. "Chad Littlefield texts Chris Kyle back, 'He's right behind me, watch my six [military lingo for 'watch my back.']. So while we don't know what the conversation was, we do know what Chris Kyle was thinking at the time he was in that truck."
Routh shot Kyle five times in the back and side and once in the side of the head, using a .45-caliber pistol, and shot
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- American Sniper with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- CNN with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Chad Littlefield with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Chris Kyle with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Dallas with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Eddie Ray Routh with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Kyle with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Littlefield with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Moore with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Rough Creek Lodge with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Routh with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Stephenville with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Texas with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.
- Tim Moore with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.

A: Chad Littlefield with a 9 mm pistol four times in the back, once in the hand, once in the face and once in the head, Nash said.

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(CNN) -- It's the weekend. It's the World Cup. It's Brazil. That makes three good, maybe even great, reasons to party. And rest assured, there will be plenty of revelry Saturday in the land of samba. There always is, on any day. But that does not mean that harsh realities won't intervene -- perhaps related to protests, stadium problems or other issues that dogged the World Cup in the weeks leading up to football's biggest tournament. Here's a look at five things to look out for Saturday, both on and off the field. Two European football stalwarts face off After one game Thursday and three on Friday, Saturday will be the first day with four World Cup.
But the story for the England-
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- Amazon tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- Brazil tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- CNN tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- Colombia tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- Costa Rica tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- England tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- European tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- Greece tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- Italy tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- Ivory Coast tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- Japan tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- Manaus tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- Uruguay tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.
- World Cup tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.

A: Italy tilt isn't just that they're playing, but where they are playing: in Manaus.

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By Emma Glanfield PUBLISHED: 12:08 EST, 13 March 2014 | UPDATED: 16:05 EST, 13 March 2014 A classic Aston Martin DBS which featured in hit television show The Persuaders is expected to sell for £550,000 when it goes under the hammer. Roger Moore, who played aristocratic Lord Brett Sinclair in the 1971 show, could often be spotted driving around in the bright yellow customised sports car. The Persuaders, which also featured Moore’s super-rich playboy side-kick Danny Wilde, played by Tony Curtis, was the most expensive show of its time with production taking place in various glamorous locations.
The yellow motor, pictured, was customised for the show and instead of having a V8 engine, Aston Martin gave the
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- Aston Martin DBS a four-litre straight-six in orange
- Brett Sinclair a four-litre straight-six in orange
- Danny Wilde a four-litre straight-six in orange
- Emma Glanfield a four-litre straight-six in orange
- Moore a four-litre straight-six in orange
- Persuaders a four-litre straight-six in orange
- Roger Moore a four-litre straight-six in orange
- The Persuaders a four-litre straight-six in orange
- Tony Curtis a four-litre straight-six in orange

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Aston Martin DBS a four-litre straight-six in orange