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Argentinian football thugs are planning to ambush and attack England fans during the World Cup, police have warned. More than 650 violent 'ultras' are believed to be travelling to the tournament in Brazil from neighbouring Argentina, according to reports. Many are heading to Belo Horizonte, where Argentina will be based and where both sides play group games just days apart later this month. Battle: Argentinian thugs are planning to ambush and attack England fans during the World Cup in Brazil Police in the city suggested that members of the notorious Argentinian Barra Brava groups have made alliances with equally violent Brazilian ultras - and are preparing attacks on rival England fans.

preparing to face the English in

Answer: Brazil - in revenge for losing the


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Washington (CNN) -- What a difference a decade makes. When George W. Bush and Dick Cheney led the United States to war in Iraq over the issue of chemical weapons 11 years ago, they had the support of all but six of the majority Republicans in the House of Representatives. Now there are three times as many Republicans on the record against a strike on Syria. U.S. Senate: How they'll vote on Syria strike U.S. House: How they'll vote on Syria strike Bush has declined to weigh in on Syria and Cheney's daughter, Liz Cheney, running for U.S. Senate in a tough primary challenge against fellow Republican Mike Enzi in Wyoming, has come out against Obama's plan to strike Syria.

Those wars are not popular with Americans and neither is the prospect of military strikes within

Answer: Syria.


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An Oregon woman accused of beating her 4-year-old son to death believed the boy was gay and that was a motive behind the murder, according to the prosecution. Jessica Dutro's son Zachary died in August 2012, days after collapsing at the homeless shelter where his family was living southwest of Portland. Washington County Judge Don Letourneau ruled Wednesday, after jurors were released for the day, that a Facebook message from Dutro to her boyfriend was admissible evidence. On trial: Jessica Dutro (left) is accused of beating her 4-year-old son to death with the help of her boyfriend, Brian Canady (right), because she thought the toddler was gay

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Dutro's motive for inflicting a pattern of abuse, prosecutor Megan Johnson said.