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(CNN)ISIS appears to have gained more ground in Iraq. Islamic State fighters surrounded one of Iraq's largest air bases Tuesday, a police captain in Anbar province and other security sources told CNN. The militants are preparing to launch an attack on Ein Al-Assad military airbase, which is halfway between Hit and Haditha, said Anbar police Capt. Omar Mohamad Hanin. Anbar has been largely overrun by ISIS, which has been waging war for months in order to establish a caliphate -- or a society run by strict Sharia law. It has also taken over large swaths of Syria, near the border with Turkey.
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OPTIONS:
- Anbar has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- CNN has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Ein Al-Assad has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Haditha has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Hit has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- ISIS has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Iraq has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Iraqi has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Islamic State has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- John Kerry has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Kobani has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Obama has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Omar Mohamad Hanin has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Sharia has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Syria has agreed to host and train and equip people.
- Turkey has agreed to host and train and equip people.

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Turkey has agreed to host and train and equip people.

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By Ted Thornhill PUBLISHED: 05:19 EST, 17 September 2013 | UPDATED: 07:02 EST, 17 September 2013 This is the horrifying injury inflicted on a female civil servant by her ex boyfriend, who forced her to the floor, pushed his thumb in her eye socket and then bit the end of her nose off. A witness to the attack told a court hearing that there was a 'gaping hole where the nose should have been'. Surgeons repaired the nose by grafting skin from the victim's hip on to it. Hull Crown Court heard how Simon Brittle, 45, from Rotherham, launched the savage attack on Heidi Smith, 40, at the Motorcycle Action Group three-day ‘Into The Valley Rally’ at South Dalton, near Beverley on May 4.
Ms Smith and Brittle had been in a turbulent four-month relationship that
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- Beverley was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- Crown Court was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- Heidi Smith was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- Hull was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- Motorcycle Action Group was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- Rotherham was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- Simon Brittle was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- Smith was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- South Dalton was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- Ted Thornhill was too frightened to finish, the court heard.
- The Valley Rally was too frightened to finish, the court heard.

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Heidi Smith was too frightened to finish, the court heard.

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By Lawrence Booth Follow @@the_topspin After 353 long days and 10 painful Test matches without a win, Alastair Cook finally has a reason to smile again. England’s captain, whose job has been under huge pressure after a terrible run of results, saw his team destroy India to level the five-match series 1-1 — largely down to new hero Moeen Ali. Six wickets for Ali, who has been derided as a part-time off-spinner, helped England triumph by 266 runs in the third Investec Test, a victory to relieve the pressure on Cook. VIDEO Scroll down to see Alastair Cook and James Anderson happy with Test victory

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- Alastair Cook, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.
- Ali, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.
- Cook, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.
- England, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.
- India, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.
- Investec Test, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.
- James Anderson, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.
- Lawrence Booth, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.
- Moeen Ali, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.
- Test, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.

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James Anderson, the leading wicket-taker in this series with 16, said the hearing had been playing on his mind.