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The U.S. objected Wednesday to Iran's anticipated selection of a former hostage-taker at the American Embassy in Tehran as its newest ambassador to the United Nations. But the Obama administration stopped short of saying it would refuse him a visa to enter the United States. State Department deputy spokeswoman Marie Harf called the potential nomination of Hamid Aboutalebi 'extremely troubling' and said the U.S. has raised its concerns with Tehran. Lawmakers in Congress who usually disagree on everything — ranging from liberal New York Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer and conservative Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz — have demanded that Aboutalebi be barred from living and working in the United States.
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Answer: Iran's attempt to appoint Mr. Aboutalebi is a slap in the face to the Americans that were abducted, and their families.

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:11 EST, 25 September 2012 | UPDATED: 03:24 EST, 26 September 2012 Hundreds of colleagues joined relatives and members of the public at an emotional vigil held in honour of two murdered policewomen. PCs Fiona Bone, 32, and Nicola Hughes, 23, were attacked after being called to a burglary on the Hattersley estate in Tameside, Greater Manchester last Tuesday morning. Tearful police officers bowed their heads and carried candles in a poignant salute to their fallen colleagues as a minutes silence was held exactly a week since they were killed. Scroll down to watch video
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Tribute: An officer lays flowers at the scene where her colleagues were attacked last week in
Answer: Greater Manchester

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(CNN) -- It's a World Cup photograph taken over 40 years ago. Shot on film, and after the game, but it still ranks as one of the most memorable and impactful of football images. At the 1970 tournament, legendary Brazil player Pele and England's 1966 World Cup-winning captain Bobby Moore share an open embrace and dazzling, relaxed smiles after the heat of battle against each other on the pitch. "It's a wonderful moment. Two legends, that natural expression, friendship and admiration. There's a real power to that photography," says CNN Digital's director of photography Simon Barnett. Photographer John Varley captured that moment while many others around him were changing film or were unaware it was unfolding.
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Despite this,
Answer: Ronaldo did take the field for a Brazil side heavily favored to win.

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Three British Muslims were accused yesterday of plotting a suicide bomb attack designed to wreak more devastation than the July 7 attacks. The Al Qaeda-inspired trio masterminded a conspiracy to detonate eight home-made rucksack devices, a court was told. They bragged how the attacks would have caused ‘mass deaths’ in crowded areas. One of the men was secretly recorded saying the 2005 London attacks had ‘gone a bit wrong’ because the killers forgot to put nails in their bombs. From left to right, Irfan Naseer, 31, Irfan Khalid and Ashik Ali, both 27, who are accused of being 'central figures' in the extremist plot to cause mass deaths and casualties
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The terrorist cell was allegedly inspired by internet videos and the writings of Osama Bin Laden and
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US-born Yemeni extremist Anwar Al-Awlaki, who was killed in a drone strike 12 days after the suspects were arrested.