Q: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
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 Prosecutor Gerrie Nel said it was "improbable" that she would stand in the bathroom saying nothing while Mr Pistorius was just 3m (10ft) away shouting at her to call the police. 
  
 Mr Pistorius said he could not explain why she had not shouted out. 
  
 The athlete, 27, denies murder saying the killing was a terrible accident. 
  
 Analysis Oscar Pistorius has been on the stand for an entire week - but the back and forth of cross-examination is where testimony is tested and concessions are made. "What would a reasonable person do?" This was one of prosecutor Gerrie Nel's questions. The answer could be the difference between negligence and intent - although we're not quite there yet. As he was preparing to wrap up for the day, Mr Nel accused the athlete of creating a version of events that did not happen. "She had nothing to be scared of except you," Mr Nel charged, but the accused denied this. The prosecutor pointed out that Mr Pistorius was making "mistakes", a point the judge also noted. The court would not accept his explanation that the mistakes were a result of him being tired. The state has alleged that the pair had an argument in the bedroom and she ran away from him. We don't have any indication of how the state plans to prove this. Neighbours have testified to hearing "loud voices". 
  
 He admits killing Ms Steenkamp but says he fired his gun after mistaking her for an intruder. 
  
 He believed she had been in bed when he grabbed his gun, made his way to the bathroom and fired shots through the door. 
  
 The prosecution says he deliberately killed her after an argument. 
  
 On the third day of his cross-examination, Mr Nel pressed the South African Olympic sprinter to explain the final moments leading up to the shooting. 
  
 He asked why he had not checked whether Ms Steenkamp had heard his calls for her to phone the police, or why he had not taken her to safety instead of going to confront the supposed intruder. 
  
 Mr Pistorius said it was his personality to confront what he believed was an intruder. 
  
 The trial has been adjourned until Monday morning. 
  
 'She was scared of you' 
  
 Later, Mr Nel questioned Mr Pistorius's account that he had not heard Ms Steenkamp shout or scream during the whole incident. 
  
 "When you shouted at Reeva to phone the police, she was 3m away from you in the toilet, but she didn't say anything," he said. "Why would she not say anything?" 
  
 Image copyright AP Image caption Reeva Steenkamp's mother, June, has said Mr Pistorius tried to say sorry to the family privately 
  
 Image copyright Reuters Image caption Prosecutor Gerrie Nel began the day asking Mr Pistorius about his alarm system at home 
  
 Mr Pistorius said he did not know. 
  
 The prosecutor accused the athlete of lying, and said he had shot Ms Steenkamp while she was talking to him from the bathroom. 
  
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 More than 30 years' experience 
  
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 "She wasn't scared of an intruder," he said. "She was scared of you." 
  
 He went on: "Are you sure that Reeva did not scream after the first shot?" 
  
 Mr Pistorius took a long time to answer, and broke down into sobs. 
  
 "At no point did Reeva shout out or scream," he said. 
  
 Mr Nel then disputed his claim, saying he would not have been able to hear if he had just fired his gun. 
  
 Prosecution witnesses have testified to hearing a woman scream, but the defence disputes their testimony. 
  
 'Fixated' on intruder 
  
 At one point the judge admonished Mr Nel, telling him not to call a witness a "liar" while he was giving evidence. 
  
 The BBC's Pumza Fihlani, at court in the capital, Pretoria, explains that lawyers can say witnesses are lying but not call them liars. 
  
 Mr Pistorius told the court he had heard a window opening and closing, and had immediately got out of bed and grabbed his gun. 
  
 "I told Reeva to get down and phone the police," he said. 
  
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 If found not guilty, the judge automatically considers a charge of culpable homicide, or manslaughter 
  
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 Mr Nel asked if he had not looked at Ms Steenkamp, or asked if she had heard the noise. 
  
 "My whole being was fixated on this person that I thought was in the bathroom," Mr Pistorius said. 
  
 Before the cross-examination resumed on Friday, Mr Nel confirmed that Mr Pistorius had asked to meet Ms Steenkamp's family to apologise for killing her. 
  
 The double amputee faces life imprisonment if convicted of murdering the 29-year-old model. 
  
 If he is acquitted of murder, the court must consider an alternative charge of culpable homicide, for which he could receive up to 15 years in prison. 
  
 Mr Pistorius also faces charges of illegally firing a gun in public and of illegally possessing ammunition, both of which he denies. 
  
 There are no juries at trials in South Africa, and his fate will ultimately be decided by the judge, assisted by two assessors. ||||| Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain. |||||
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Oscar Pistorius' cross-examination is in its third day, and the topic returned to the moments leading up to Reeva Steenkamp's shooting. Pistorius described waking and moving fans in the bedroom, and moving to put a pair of jeans over a light shining from an amplifier. That's when he heard the bathroom window "sliding" open and slamming, he said. He never heard Steenkamp get out of bed, but a window slamming is much louder, he added. Prosecutor Gerrie Nel asked, "Did you not say to Reeva, 'Reeva did you hear that?'" to which Pistorius responded, per the BBC, "I was sure there was somebody in my house," indicating he didn't need confirmation from Steenkamp. Instead, Pistorius grabbed his gun. "I told Reeva to get down and phone the police," but says he did not wait for a response. Why did Steenkamp not speak from the bathroom? "I wish she had let me know she was there," Pistorius said through tears, per the Telegraph. Nel also noted Pistorius might've thought it strange that an intruder would climb into the bathroom, then close the door to the toilet; Pistorius previously said it was usually left open. And why was Pistorius so afraid when he had a burglar system? "I turned the alarm off," Pistorius said, according to the BBC, but later said he didn't remember doing it but "must have" as it was a habit to turn it on when he entered the bedroom and off when he left. Plus, he wasn't confident the alarm would work and there was no burglar proofing on windows. Nel, however, pointed out that Pistorius must not have been too concerned about his safety if he left cars outside and a broken window unfixed—though Pistorius said he was in the process of getting it repaired.