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The Charlie Hebdo journalist spared death for being a woman has told how she stared into the gunman's 'soft, troubled' eyes so he wouldn't spot a male colleague crouched under a desk. Sigolène Vinson spoke vividly of her ordeal at the hands of the the Kouachi brothers, giving the fullest account yet of the Paris massacre which claimed 12 lives. The 40-year-old legal affairs commentator was in an editorial meeting, chatting to colleagues as they made coffee, when they heard a 'pop pop' sound she took to be a firecracker last Wednesday. Horror: Sigolène Vinson (left), who was spared during the slaughter in the offices of Charlie Hebdo (right), has spoken vividly of her survival in the fullest account yet of the Paris massacre which killed 12 people
'I don't want to break eye contact because
Output: Jean-Luc is under the table, and he hasn't seen him, and I've understood that if they don't kill the women, they will kill the men.'

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NATO's military chief warned Wednesday that Russian troops could begin moving on Ukraine within 12 hours of being given an order, amid fears that Moscow could seek to invade its eastern region. Gen. Philip Breedlove, NATO's supreme allied commander Europe, also told CNN's Christiane Amanpour that with 40,000 troops massed near the border, Russia has all the components necessary to move on Ukraine. These forces are "supported by fixed-wing aircraft, rotary aircraft, all of the logistics required in order to successfully make an incursion if they needed," he said. In terms of deterrence, Breedlove said NATO has a good air and sea plan and is working in the next several days on developing a land component to that reassurance.
"That would lead to further ... international isolation of
Output: Russia.

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LONDON, England (CNN) -- Sky News, the British-based 24-hour news broadcaster, will not show a controversial appeal for aid for the people of Gaza, it announced Monday. Protesters demonstrate in London Sunday against the BBC's decision not to show Gaza aid appeal. Sky News joins the BBC in refusing to show the appeal by the Disasters Emergency Committee, an umbrella group of 13 leading British aid agencies. The BBC, Britain's public broadcaster, has been criticized by politicians and religious leaders for refusing to show the appeal, which launches Monday. There have been demonstrations against the decision at BBC buildings in England and Scotland.
If deciding to accede to the
Output: Disasters Emergency Committee request would be seen as political then deciding not to accede to it is also political.

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The Massachusetts doctor who beat Ebola plans to return to Liberia, where he contracted the deadly virus, in order to help overworked colleagues in the missionary hospital where he has worked for years. Dr. Rick Sacra, 52, of Holden, said Monday he won't be working directly with Ebola patients but might be asked to help from time to time, since doctors say he's now immune. He departs Thursday. 'The medical staff is a little bit reduced. They've been working very hard and frankly they need a little bit of a breather,' he said at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, where he is an assistant professor. 'I just feel the need to return to hopefully give them a break so they don't burn out.'
She noted that Liberian doctors and health care workers who have survived the disease are already working in
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Ebola units and caring for children orphaned by it.