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primordial gas from the @placeholder is not spread uniformly throughout | By Ellie Zolfagharifard Astronomers have been able to capture unprecedented images of a mysterious gas that connects galaxies throughout the universe. Known as the intergalactic medium (IGM), this enigmatic substance has, up until now, merely been a matter of theoretical speculation. But now Caltech scientists have used the Cosmic Web Imager (CWI) to obtain their first three-dimensional images of the IGM. Astronomers have been able to capture unprecedented images of a mysterious gas that connects galaxies throughout the universe. Pictured is an image of quasar - a nucleus of a young galaxy - showing surrounding gas (in blue) and the direction of filamentary dim matter
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The images were captured using the Cosmic Web Imager in California
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They are estimated to have origins from 2 billion years after the Big Bang
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Dim matter is part of the ‘cosmic web’- a network of smaller and larger filaments crisscrossing one another across the vastness of space
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Substance has, up until now, been a theory on how galaxies are connected
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The images could help astronomers better understand the structure of the cosmic web that flows through the universe | 1,600 | record_train |
Wilson said he believes that West -- who he said bounded on stage from his seat in the front row near @placeholder -- intended to have his say before allowing Swift to continue but said the rapper became angered by the crowd response in a moment that wasn't captured by the MTV cameras. | (CNN) -- The reaction to Kanye West's hijacking of the microphone from Taylor Swift during her acceptance speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards came quickly and unequivocally. Kanye West took the microphone from Taylor Swift during her speech at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards. Celebrities and fans alike expressed their disapproval of West interrupting Swift's win for Best Female Video to tout his appreciation of nominee Beyonce. "Taylor, I'm really happy for you," West said after grabbing the microphone from a clearly stunned Swift. "I'll let you finish, but Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time! One of the best videos of all time!"
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Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift's VMA acceptance speech
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Celebs take to Twitter and blogs to express outrage
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West is well-known for shocking behavior
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VMA attendee: "Every time his name was mentioned, people booed" | 1,601 | record_train |
@placeholder laughed when asked if reports of Islamic State fighters beheading their enemies was true. | The BBC played into the hands of terrorists when it carried an interview with an Islamic State fanatic, it was claimed last night. Newsnight broadcast the rants of the Briton who claimed to have joined IS fighters in murdering prisoners in Iraq. He defended attacks on British soldiers and was given airtime to declare his hatred for the UK and threaten a bombing campaign here. Scroll down for video Armed: UK-born fanatic 'Awlaki', who claims to have joined IS fighters, told Newsnight that atrocities were allowed under Islam. He said he would only return to the UK to 'plant a bomb'
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British Pakistani 'Awlaki' said atrocities were 'permissible' under Islam law
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Interview shown on Wednesday, following beheading of journalist John Foley
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He told BBC: 'The only reason I would return to the UK is to plant a bomb'
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Former security minister said interview should not have been aired
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BBC said it 'refutes suggestions' that it 'offered platform for extremist views' | 1,602 | record_train |
Clinton pardoned @placeholder in the final hours of his administration on January 20, 2001. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Barack Obama's presidential transition, already disrupted by the sudden withdrawal of New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, may face another challenge in the confirmation hearings of his pick for attorney general. Eric Holder likely will face a grueling round of questions from Republicans during his confirmation hearings. While the Senate is expected to easily confirm the majority of the president-elect's Cabinet appointments, it increasingly appears that attorney general designate Eric Holder could face a grueling round of questions next week from Senate Republicans who are already emboldened by charges of "pay-to-play" politics against Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich and a federal investigation into Richardson, who Obama picked as his commerce secretary.
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Confirmation hearings for attorney general-designate Eric Holder begin next week
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Republicans criticize Holder for his role in Clinton pardon of Marc Rich in 2001
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GOP unlikely to block Holder from becoming Obama's attorney general | 1,603 | record_train |
@placeholder town is straining under the pressure of a massive population influx. | (CNN) -- Pakistan's much-awaited military offensive in North Waziristan was launched more than a week ago, and followed an attack on Karachi airport that left at least 36 people dead. Due to the strategic calculations of the Pakistani state, North Waziristan has steadily fallen into the hands of motley militant networks, and has become a mountainous zone for the Pakistani Taliban to recruit, regroup and launch attacks against the country. The Pakistani Army conducted a similar operation in the Swat Valley in 2009, not too far from the tribal areas, that has been a relative success in reclaiming territory. It is unclear which direction the latest operation will go. But a major humanitarian crisis is brewing in the wake of the new offensive.
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Hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing North Waziristan
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Rumi: Government has been slow to act to avert humanitarian crisis
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Army launched strikes in retaliation for Pakistan Taliban attack on airport
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Civilians caught in the crackdown are crowding nearby town of Bannu | 1,604 | record_train |
‘We've got the will and might of @placeholder to say: “Let's respect those who fought our wars for us, and that includes all wars”.’ | By Mark Duell Last updated at 4:07 PM on 23rd August 2011 They’ve been buried for more than 200 years around 5,000 miles away from home - but it could finally be time for 13 U.S. sailors to come back. A veterans' group wants Congress to return the remains of the Americans buried in Libya after they died in 1804 during the First Barbary War. The American Legion has been lobbying since the Libya uprising began six months ago for the crew, who died when their explosives ship blew up. Coming home? The crew who died in 1804 when their explosives-packed ship blew up was led by Master Commandant Richard Somers
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13 sailors died in 1804 after explosives ship blew up
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First Barbary War was started over piracy problems
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Master Commandant Richard Somers among dead crew
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Current uprising gives group chance to ask for return | 1,605 | record_train |
Despite China's fight against @placeholder, cases such as Kunkun's suggest inconsistency with official policy. | The Chinese government has pledged to protect an eight-year-old boy with HIV, who was shunned by his entire village in the southwestern province of Sichuan, state media reported. A photo from a People Daily's online report last week showed the boy called "Kunkun," watching villagers unanimously vote for his removal in a meeting held in early December. Even his own grandfather, added his name to the petition signed by more than 200 villagers. "Kunkun is diagnosed with AIDS, causing great fear among the villagers and village children. In order to ensure the safety of villagers and children, we demand that authorities quarantine Kunkun for treatment," the petition read.
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Chinese government assures shunned HIV-positive boy with treatment and education
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Over 200 villagers sought to banish the boy, Kunkun, state media reported last week
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Kunkun was expelled from school and ostracized by the community
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UNAIDS estimates there are 780,000 people living with HIV/AIDS in China | 1,606 | record_train |
arrived at Kenyan airports to check in for their flights to @placeholder, two | Hundreds of British tourists were evacuated from Kenya last night as the capital Nairobi was rocked by bombings. Holidaymakers had their trips cut short after the Foreign Office warned against travelling to beach resorts along the coast. Travel firms chartered planes to bring people home early from Nairobi, the Indian Ocean resort of Mombasa and other parts of the country. Scroll down for videos The scene after back-to-back bomb blasts which have killed at least 10 people in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi Members of the military look into the minibus which is said to have been one of the sources of the blasts
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At least 13 people are feared to have died in twin bomb attacks in Nairobi
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Reports suggest around 70 people have been injured in the blasts
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One blast reportedly came from a minibus near Gikomba Market
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UK and US authorities recently imposed warnings on travel to Kenya | 1,607 | record_train |
Budget: At @placeholder, one cycle of treatment will cost £1,346.34, compared to £2,151.86 at an independent pharmacy, a saving of £805.52 (file picture) | Carla and Damian Tapping went through five years of heartache, trying to start a family. They even went through a round of NHS fertility treatment, but it was unsucessful. Now, they can finally introduce their new son to the world, and it's all thanks to Asda. They have had the first 'Asda Baby', Louie, thanks to the supermarket's budget IVF treatment, which is £800 cheaper than similar drugs offered by an independent pharmacy. The Asda family: Carla and Damian Tapping have had the first 'Asda Baby', Louie, after five years of infertility heartache, including a failed round of NHS fertility treatment
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Carla and Damian Tapping tried to start a family for five years
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They even went through a round of NHS fertility treatment, but it failed
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Couple have now had first baby by the supermarket's cheap IVF treatment
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Method is £800 cheaper than the drugs offered by an independent pharmacy | 1,608 | record_train |
Terry with a T-shirt showing his appreciation after his 500th appearance as @placeholder captain | Shirts and caps are usually the souvenirs one can expect to find if you were to walk into a footballer's house. But they are clearly not enough for John Terry, who has kept every single armband he has worn over the years. The Chelsea and former England skipper has posted a picture on Instagram of the dozens of armbands he has collected. John Terry (right) and Didier Drogba applaud the fans after Chelsea's win against QPR on Saturday Terry (front) jumps for the header as Chelsea ran out 1-0 winners at Stamford Bridge Terry wrote: 'Saved all of my arm bands over the years and hoping to add many more to my collection. Very Proud and Honoured.'
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John Terry has kept every single armband he has worn as captain
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Terry posted a picture on Instagram of his large collection
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The 33-year-old is the most successful captain ever at Chelsea | 1,609 | record_train |
Rosa and @placeholder had been hanging out together for a few days when Crawford noticed a woman coming down the street and decided to carjack her, Warren said. | By Dan Bloom and Joshua Gardner The mother of an alleged carjacker charged with killing three children in an SUV crash has turned down a $110,000 reward for making him turn himself in, it is claimed. Jonathan Rosa, 19, was interviewed by police after his phone was found in the back seat of the car which hit the children on Friday at a fruit stand in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. But they let him go after he claimed it had been stolen, and it was only on Sunday - after speaking to his mother - that he handed himself to police.
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Jonathan Rosa, 19, charged with second degree murder after SUV crash
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Keiearra Williams, 15, Thomas Reed, 10, and Terrence Moore, 7, all killed
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Their mother Keisha Williams, 34, was also hit and left in a critical condition
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Triple deaths sparked two-day manhunt in North Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Rosa 'turned himself in' and was charged alongside Cornelius Crawford, 22
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Police sources claim his mother was offered city's $110k reward but refused | 1,610 | record_train |
Click on the three chains we've put together which connect @placeholder to the showdown at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium. | (CNN) -- Six degrees of separation, that's all there is between any two people on the planet. At least that's what some would have you believe. Others would tell you that no person is ever more than six steps away from Kevin Bacon. With two of the biggest sporting events on the planet set to get under way in New Jersey and Russia in the next few days, CNN has put that theory to the test -- and bettered it. Sadly there's no Kevin Bacon (trust me, I tried) but above are some of the more obscure links between the National Football League's biggest game and the Winter Olympics.
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The opening ceremony for Sochi 2014 will take place on February 7
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The Super Bowl will be played at New Year's MetLife Stadium on Sunday
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The Seattle Seahawks take on the Denver Broncos in New Jersey | 1,611 | record_train |
Two other @placeholder vessels, including a supply ship, are already headed for the Phillippines, the Pentagon said. | Tacloban, Philippines (CNN) -- The Philippines struggled to bury the dead and get food, water and medicine to the living Tuesday, four days after Super Typhoon Haiyan claimed untold lives and flattened countless buildings. "Right now, we don't have enough water," typhoon survivor Roselda Sumapit told CNN in Tacloban, a city of more than 200,000 that was flattened by the storm. What they can get may not be clean, she said -- but she added, "We still drink it, because we need to survive." The government's confirmed death toll was 1,774 early Tuesday, said Jose Lampe Cuisa Jr., the Philippine ambassador to the United States. The storm has injured 2,487 more, and displaced 660,000 people from their homes.
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NEW: Disaster management agency says 2,487 people have been injured
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1,774 people are confirmed dead from Haiyan
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Another 14 dead in Vietnam and five in China, those governments say
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International relief heads for stricken islands, but roads a problem | 1,612 | record_train |
@placeholder in Supermarionation features never-before-seen interviews with the Thunderbirds creator who reveals details about the development of all the popular puppet characters, including Lady Penelope | It was one of the most popular TV series of its time and fans were devastated when it disappeared from their screens forever after just two seasons. But two of Thunderbirds' most-loved characters made a welcome return to the capital earlier this week to celebrate the release of a new documentary film about the making of the cult 1960s series. Aristocratic secret agent Lady Penelope Creighton-Ward and her loyal butler Aloysius Parker, two of the show's most popular puppets, were given a whistle-stop tour of some of London's top tourist sights, including Madame Tussauds, where Lady Penelope was granted a brief audience with 'Her Majesty the Queen' and given a chance to snuggle up to Hollywood heartthrob 'George Clooney'.
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Lady Penelope and chauffeur Parker also paid a visit to the London Eye
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The puppet pair were promoting Filmed in Supermarionation, a new documentary about Thunderbirds creator Gerry Anderson
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Film celebrates the 50th anniversary of the hit 1960s series | 1,613 | record_train |
@placeholder research suggests it's a matter of when, and not if. | (CNN) -- They are tall, powerful and capable of serving a tennis ball at over 150 mph (241 kph). They are the rocket men of tennis, and they're getting faster. Leading the race is Ivo Karlovic, the 6 ft 10 in Croatian they call the "King of Aces," who was clocked at 156 mph (251 kph) during a Davis Cup tie in Zagreb last month. The 32-year-old's world record is unlikely to go unchallenged for long. Andy Roddick has twice hit the 155 mph (249 kph) mark, and 20-year-old Canadian Milos Raonic is already firing at 153 mph (246 kph).
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Ivo Karlovic broke the world record for the fastest serve in a Davis Cup match in March
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The Croat was clocked at 155 mph (251 kph) to beat Andy Roddick's previous mark
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Type 3 tennis balls were introduced by the ITF in 2002, and are 6% bigger in diameter
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They are seen as a potential solution if the number of aces begins to increase | 1,614 | record_train |
He said cultural training has been vital for @placeholder soldiers, and now the Afghans are considering doing the same in providing better understanding of Americans. | Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A man in an Afghan police uniform opened fire on NATO troops in Afghanistan, killing one, NATO said, in what seems to be the latest of dozens of cases of Afghan security forces turning their weapons on international troops who are supposed to be their allies. An Albanian soldier was killed, and three other troops were injured, including two Albanians and an American, according to the provincial government in Kandahar, where the shooting took place. The violence resulted from an argument between Afghan police and coalition soldiers who were distributing paperwork to students in the area, the Kandahar media office said.
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Three other ISAF soldiers were wounded in the shooting
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A U.S. congressional panel recently addressed this issue
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Similar shootings have angered France | 1,615 | record_train |
@placeholder explains why: 'After 10 years together, Jane still loved him, but her patience with | By Lucy Waterlow PUBLISHED: 05:55 EST, 25 October 2013 | UPDATED: 07:29 EST, 25 October 2013 They were the Posh and Becks of their day - a couple that caused admiration, intrigue and, at times, controversy, wherever they went in the Seventies. Now decades later, a rare insight into the romance of Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg has been revealed with the release of candid family photos that were taken by her brother, Andrew. The couple met on a film set in 1968 after the British actress had separated from her husband, the composer John Barry, and songwriter Serge had just broken up with Brigitte Bardot.
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Couple has passionate 12 year relationship
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Caused controversy with hit 'Je t'aime... moi non plus'
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Jane's brother took candid pictures of them travelling and at home
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Photos have now been revealed in new book | 1,616 | record_train |
He returned to the United States but left after @placeholder terrorism investigators questioned him. | He's fluent in both English and Arabic, and if his college degree in computers is any indication, he has a way with technology. Then there's his interest in radical Islam. Put it all together, and authorities say former Boston resident and U.S. citizen Ahmad Abousamra could be a good fit inside the ISIS social media machine that's become renowned in recent weeks for spewing brutal propaganda across social media -- messages meant both to terrify and recruit Westerners. There's no specific evidence pointing to Abousamra's involvement in the terror group's social media campaign, but federal investigators think he may have joined the group and is helping with online efforts, a law enforcement official told CNN.
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U.S. investigators looking to see if Ahmad Abousamra is involved, a law enforcement official says
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Abousamra is wanted on federal terrorism charges issued in 2009
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He traveled to Pakistan and Yemen seeking terror training, FBI says
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He also has a computer degree and is fluent in English and Arabic, FBI says | 1,617 | record_train |
@placeholder announces it is planning a new nuclear test and more long-range rocket launches, all of which it says are part of a new phase of confrontation with the United States. | (CNN) -- North Korea upped the ante Tuesday in its war of words, threatening to target South Korea and U.S. military bases. Even by North Korean standards, the series of threats this month by leader Kim Jong Un and ensuing actions have been incredibly provocative, making the situation on the Korean Peninsula more worrisome. Here's a look at Kim's escalating rhetoric and his country's actions since he came to power after his father's death in 2011: March 2012 As South Korea hosts world leaders at an international nuclear security summit in Seoul, North Korea moves a long-range rocket toward a launch pad.
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North Korea on Tuesday threatens to attack U.S. and South Korean bases
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Pyongyang puts its troops on full alert and announces its military is ready for combat
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The threat comes amid joint U.S.-South Korean military exercises | 1,618 | record_train |
@placeholder, who start their season their Bundesliga campaign in two weeks but who have a domestic cup tie in eight days time, offered little resistance. | By Rob Draper, Mail on Sunday Chief Football Writer Mauricio Pochettino will be pleased enough with a comfortable victory over Champions League qualifiers Schalke but alarmed by the manner in which Spurs almost let the Bundesliga side back into the game late on. Tottenham looked to be convincing winners until a shaky last 15 minutes – but at least saw Ben Davies get his first run out at White Hart Lane and encouraging displays from Andros Townsend, Roberto Soldado and Erik Lamela. Soldado and Emmanuel Adebayor both established credentials for starting at West Ham next week by getting on the scoresheet – but Erik Lamela’s first half display was the most intriguing.
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Emmanuel Adebayor put Spurs ahead with a calm finish in 29th minute
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Lewis Holtby could have seen red against his former side for a lunging tackle
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The Spurs midfielder came close to scoring seven minutes after his horror challenge when his left-foot shot was saved well by Ralf Fahrmann
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Eric Dier made his first start for Spurs following move from Sporting Lisbon
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Young defender looked composed at the back for Mauricio Pochettino's side
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Erik Lamela continued his resurgence following his £30m move last summer
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Substitute Roberto Soldado doubled the hosts' lead with a header
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Former Tottenham midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng made it 2-1 late on | 1,619 | record_train |
@placeholder was a personal acquaintance who had attended her wedding in 1991. | By Meghan Keneally and Hugo Gye Former vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin said lat night's debate moderator was 'tough' on Paul Ryan and allowed Joe Biden to 'run roughshod over the conversation'. Palin, who went up against Biden in the during the last election, told Fox News she was unimpressed with Martha Raddatz, saying: 'Really tough format for someone like a Paul Ryan or anybody else up against Joe Biden, when the moderator allowed one candidate to absolutely run roughshod over the conversation, over the opponent. 'It reminded me... of watching a musk ox run across the tundra with somebody underfoot. And in this case, when it came to style, it was Paul Ryan underfoot because of the moderator allowing Biden to do the interrupting, to kind of take control of the conversation.'
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Former candidate Sarah Palin said Martha Raddatz allowed Joe Biden to 'run roughshod' over his opponent Paul Ryan
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But ABC News reporter was widely praised for her moderating
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Criticised before debate over personal ties to President Obama | 1,620 | record_train |
@placeholder rape exposes the perils of being a woman in India | New Delhi (CNN) -- The victim of a brutal gang rape that sparked massive protests in India arrived in Singapore for treatment Thursday morning. "The patient condition remains extremely critical as before," said Dr. Kelvin Loh, CEO of Mount Elizabeth Hospital. "Prior to coming to Singapore, she had three abdominal surgeries and cardiac arrests in India. Currently, we have a multidisciplinary team of specialists who are taking care of her and doing everything possible to stabilize her condition." The 23-year-old woman spent days in intensive care after what police said was a rape and beating on December 16 on a moving bus in New Delhi.
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NEW: "The patient condition remains extremely critical," hospital official says
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NEW: Students, elderly women joined a march that was blocked from downtown New Delhi
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Widespread anger about a 23-year-old woman's rape has prompted massive protests
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She was hospitalized after a rape and beating on a moving bus on December 16 | 1,621 | record_train |
Famous faces: Beckham (left) and former footballer @placeholder (right) watched their children play for the Queens Park Rangers Under-14s team in September | By Mark Duell and Simon Jones PUBLISHED: 18:56 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 19:04 EST, 31 October 2013 Brooklyn Beckham is following in his father's footsteps by training at Manchester United, it was revealed last night. The 14-year-old, who is the eldest of David and Victoria Beckham's four children, was at the Premier League football club’s Carrington training ground yesterday accompanied by his father. Brooklyn had trials at Chelsea in January and has been training at Queens Park Rangers, notably figuring with Dennis Wise's son Henry for their Under-14s against Charlton Athletics in September. Scroll down for video
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Brooklyn, 14, is the eldest of David and Victoria Beckham's four children
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He was at Manchester United's Carrington training ground with his father
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Brooklyn had trials at Chelsea in January and has been training at QPR
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Beckham hopes Brooklyn could play for his new MLS franchise in Miami | 1,622 | record_train |
2009: Report finds @placeholder's Fujimori pleads guilty in bribery case | Lima, Peru (CNN) -- Family members requested a humanitarian pardon Wednesday for former Peruvian strongman Alberto Fujimori, saying he should be released from prison because of health problems. The 74-year-old Fujimori is serving four concurrent sentences, the longest of which is 25 years, for corruption and human rights abuses. He underwent surgery September 19 for a recurring lesion in his tongue and returned to the clinic nine days later because of problems with scarring of the wound, the state-run Andina news agency reported. 2011: Longtime Peruvian fugitive turns himself in "This request is argued on the basis of medical facts," said Keiko Fujimori, the former president's daughter, who was quoted by Andina.
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Family members say Alberto Fujimori should be released for medical reasons
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They have filed a request for a humanitarian pardon with Peru's justice ministry
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The request has riled political opponents and human rights activists
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President Ollanta Humala, who defeated Fujimori's daughter at the polls, has the final say | 1,623 | record_train |
Now, according to @placeholder's statement, those supernodes have moved onto computers owned by Skype, which is owned by Microsoft. | (CNN) -- The video calling service Skype recently made a change to how it routes calls. Yawn, right? But here's where it get a little juicier: Hackers and bloggers are saying the changes, which push some of the video calling process onto Skype's own computers instead of onto random machines on the Internet, could help the app spy on users' calls, presumably at the request of a court or government. "Reportedly, Microsoft is re-engineering these supernodes to make it easier for law enforcement to monitor calls by allowing the supernodes to not only make the introduction but to actually route the voice data of the calls as well," Tim Verry, from the website ExtremeTech, wrote last week. (Supernodes are third-party computers that act as a sort of directory service for routing calls.)
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Skype has made technical changes to the way calls are placed
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The calls now are routed by Microsoft- or Skype-owned computers
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Previously, other computers on the network served in this directory function
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The change makes some people worry the company could "wiretap" video calls | 1,624 | record_train |
And @placeholder paised Lukaku's resilience in shrugging off a six-game goal drought across December, tipping the 21-year-old to fight back to top form. | Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew has admitted his side missed Marouane Chamakh's presence in front of goal after the striker was taken off with a broken nose during the match against Everton on Saturday. The Eagles suffered their first defeat in six games and Pardew bemoaned Palace's lack of cutting edge up front. 'We never really produced a classical moment, or a great moment today,' he told reporters. 'The loss of Cham was crucial today, his guile and experience around the box would have been important.' Crystal Palace striker Marouane Chamakh was taken off after suffering a broken nose against Everton
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Marouane Chamakh broke his nose in Crystal Palace's 1-0 loss to Everton
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However, Alan Pardew believes the striker will be fit for Palace's next game
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Pardew admits that his side lacked a cutting edge up front without Chamakh
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Everton boss Roberto Martinez has praised goalscorer Romelu Lukaku
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The Belgian striker has returned to form following a dry spell in December | 1,625 | record_train |
the wind, close to the summit of @placeholder, was such that it exceeded | By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 03:46 EST, 10 January 2013 | UPDATED: 09:01 EST, 10 January 2013 Photographs taken moments before an aircraft crashed into a mountain killing two men have been published. The pictures, taken from a video camera attached to the Pegasus Quik microlight, show 3,850ft Ben More in Scotland looming ever closer. The aircraft ran into severe turbulence and crashed about 100ft from the summit in May last year. The dramatic photographs show the final moments before a microlight crashed into a mountain killing two men The pictures show the mountain getting ever closer as the pilot struggled to regain control in strong winds
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The Pegasus Quik microlight crashed into Ben More in Scotland in May
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Pilot David Martin and owner Alan McCaskie were both killed in the crash
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Air crash investigators released pictures from onboard video camera | 1,626 | record_train |
After some @placeholder workers complained, the lab posted a "suitability matrix" on its Web site, listing criteria it believed NASA would consider when deciding suitability for future and continued employment. | Washington (CNN) -- The Supreme Court has again rejected broad privacy rights for some government workers. A unanimous bench on Wednesday affirmed the government's right to conduct personal background checks on current and prospective employees under federal contract, especially those in sensitive or high-security workplaces. The ruling rejected a lawsuit by 28 long-term scientists, engineers, and others at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory near Pasadena, California. The workers, who are independent contractors, claim the mandatory checks are overly intrusive -- permitting the government to obtain information on their health, finances, personal habits, and even their sex lives. All were classified as "low risk," unlikely to have a major "adverse impact" on the agency's mission.
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The high court affirms personal background checks by the government
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The ruling applies to current and prospective employees under government contract
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The lawsuit was filed by scientists, engineers and others at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory | 1,627 | record_train |
@placeholder's wish for a fifth-round encounter against 11-time winners United was echoed by the man who masterminded Saturday's extraordinary triumph. | Bradford co-chairman Mark Lawn is dreaming of being paired with Manchester United after his Bantams dumped Chelsea out of the FA Cup on a day of shocks on Saturday. Bradford fought back from 2-0 down at Stamford Bridge to claim the biggest upset of the day, if not the entire tournament - no mean feat considering Manchester City, Southampton and Tottenham also lost to supposedly inferior opposition on Saturday - and their 4-2 victory earned the League One side a place in the fifth round. The Bantams have a recent history of giant-killing - beating Arsenal and Aston Villa to reach the 2013 Capital One Cup final - and, after ending the Premier League leaders' interest in this season's FA Cup, Lawn hopes to be pitted against Louis van Gaal's Red Devils when the fifth-round draw is made on Monday evening.
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Bradford shocked Chelsea 4-2 in the fourth round of the FA Cup
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The Bantams fought back from 2-0 down at Stamford Bridge
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Bradford defeated Arsenal and Aston Villa to reach the 2013 Capital One Cup final
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Manchester United have won the FA Cup 11 times | 1,628 | record_train |
"The evidence suggests that Mr. Ramirez was targeted, beaten and killed because he was @placeholder," Rendell said. | (CNN) -- Two Pennsylvania teens will serve time in a county jail for participating in a brawl that left a Mexican immigrant dead last July. Brandon Piekarsky and Derrick Donchak's joint trial began in late April in Schuykill County, Pennsylvania. Brandon Piekarsky, 17, was sentenced to 6 to 23 months, and Derrick Donchak, 19, received 7 to 23 months for their roles in the beating death of 25-year-old Luis Ramirez. Judge William Baldwin ordered the two to report to Schuylkill County jail on July 19 to begin serving their sentences. An all-white jury convicted the two former high school football players of misdemeanor simple assault at trial last month and acquitted them of felony counts, including aggravated assault, ethnic intimidation and hindering apprehension -- charges that carried lengthier sentences.
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Derrick Donchak, 19, sentenced to 7 to 23 months for role in death of Luis Ramirez
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Brandon Piekarsky, 17, gets 6 to 23 months for simple assault
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Defense lawyers said assault was street brawl gone bad; no racial bias | 1,629 | record_train |
Trying it out: @placeholder shakes hands with a reporter after receiving the new limb on Friday. | Graduate students have used a 3D printer to make a limb for a six-year-old boy born without a right arm. Alex Pring, from Groveland, Florida, was given the new prosthetic arm on Friday by a team headed by University of Central Florida student Albert Manero. The limb took seven weeks for the team to build in their free time and cost $350 - compared to the $40,000 that doctors told Alex's family a prosthetic arm would cost. After the little boy put on the arm, which senses muscles in his shoulder and opens and closes, he grinned and gave his mother a hug - the first time he had been able to put two arms around her.
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Alex Pring was born without a right arm and his family could not afford the steep cost to get him a prosthetic one
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Central Florida student Albert Manero read about their plight on a forum and decided to help after hearing about a man who printed a limb
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It took a team of friends, seven weeks and just $350 to build the boy's new arm, which opens and closes by sensing the his shoulder muscles
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The defections apparently wrong-footed @placeholder, and the opposition had the better of the campaign, say analysts. | (CNN)Sri Lanka's current president Mahinda Rajapaksa has conceded defeat to rival Maithripala Sirisena in the country's presidential election, bringing an end to a decade of leadership increasingly criticized as corrupt and nepotistic. Rajapaksa acknowledged the defeat on his official Twitter account Friday, writing: "I value and respect our democratic process and the people's verdict, and look forward to the peaceful transition of power." Sirisena would be sworn in at 6 p.m. local time in Colombo's Independence Square, Dhanushka Ramanayake, the head of his media unit, said. The defeat of the once untouchable president, the longest-serving political leader in the region, was the result of a failed electoral gamble.
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Sri Lanka's Mahinda Rajapaksa concedes defeat to rival in presidential elections
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Milner went to ground and was scrambling to get to his feet to continue playing when @placeholder awarded the penalty. | Manchester City will win the Premier League again this season if all referees are as benevolent as Andre Marriner was at the Etihad Stadium. Marriner appeared somehow to miss what can only be described as a flying karate kick by Eliaquim Mangala on Everton’s Samuel Eto’o as the City man jumped in for an aerial ball. Sometimes players are defended when they catch opponents but there can be no excuse in this case - it should have been a red card. Eliaquim Mangala (left) of Manchester City appears to karate kick Everton's Samuel Eto'o (right) Andre Marriner was extremely lenient and if City get referees like him all season they will win the title
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Manchester City beat Everton 1-0 at the Etihad on Saturday
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Yaya Toure's penalty after James Milner went down settled the game
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Andre Marriner gave City a penalty but booked Ross Barkley for simulation when he went down under a similar challenge late on
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The same way @placeholder governments have been doing for years." | Jerusalem (CNN) -- The Palestinian Liberation Organization's leadership reiterated its push for recognition as an independent state by the United Nations and condemning Israel's latest proposal for new settlements on disputed territory, state-run media reported. Palestinian Authority Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas led the meeting in Ramallah on Thursday to discuss the official position, according to the official WAFA news agency. The U.N. Security Council's admissions committee is set Friday to review the Palestinian application for statehood. Last week, the Middle East Quartet -- made up of the United States, the European Union, the United Nations and Russia -- called on Israel and the Palestinians to resume peace talks within a month and set the end of 2012 as the deadline for their completion. But no such direct talks have taken place.
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Prime Minister Mahmoud Abbas leads the meeting in Ramallah
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In it, Palestinian leaders say they'll push for statehood at U.N.
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Wilander, who won the @placeholder in 1988 as he topped the world rankings, believes the 25-year-old Murray can produce his top form on his favorite hard-court surface. | (CNN) -- It was a sight Andy Murray's hordes of British fans had longed to see -- the world No. 4 celebrating on Wimbledon's Centre Court after defeating Roger Federer in a final. Murray's emphatic straight-sets triumph over the world No. 1 in the men's singles gold medal match at London 2012 showed that, despite tasting defeat in four major finals, the Scot could finally be ready to win his first grand slam title at the U.S. Open. That is the view of former major winners Mats Wilander and Goran Ivanisevic, who have tipped the third seed to break his major hoodoo in New York -- where Murray was beaten by Federer in the 2008 final.
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Seven-time grand slam winner Mats Wilander tips Andy Murray for U.S. Open glory
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Murray achieved the biggest win of his career by beating Roger Federer in Olympic final
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The world No. 4 has been beaten in four previous grand slam finals
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@placeholder celebrate in front of the constitutional court after Egypt's chief justice Adli Mansour was sworn in as the nation's interim president | By Mail On Sunday Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:55 EST, 6 July 2013 | UPDATED: 17:55 EST, 6 July 2013 New PM? Nobel Peace Prize laureate Mohamed El Baradei was allegedly named interim Prime Minister of Egypt last night Mohamed El Baradei, a former UN nuclear agency chief, is due to be named as Egypt’s interim prime minister, it was claimed last night. The 71-year-old Nobel Peace laureate is said to have been summoned to the presidential palace yesterday afternoon to be sworn in by interim president Adli Mansour. The pro-reform leader has long been the favourite to head a new administration.
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Mohamed El Baradei, 71, named as interim PM in Egypt on Saturday
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Former UN nuclear agency chief is a Nobel Peace Price laureate
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'She (@placeholder) was in hospital asking the doctors about this increased chance of weight gain', he continued, before adding that through their research he and Ms Cook had discovered there was an 85 per cent chance of Hana developing weight problems. | Twelve months ago Hana Tarraf was a happy, healthy five-year-old who found it easy to run around and enjoyed playing with her friends. Today she has more than doubled her weight to 44 kilograms and is putting on an average of a kilogram per week due to hypothalamic obesity, caused by treatment she received for a life-threatening brain tumour. The little girl from Bondi, Sydney is wheelchair-bound most of the time as she struggles to 'stand in one spot for more than a minute', her mum Naomi Cook told Daily Mail Australia. Hana Tarraf, 6, has doubled her body weight since she underwent surgery for a brain tumor in January
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Hana Tarraf, 6, underwent surgery to remove a brain tumour in January
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Her parents, Naomi Cook and Nour Tarraf are struggling to get her adequate treatment in Australia
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Hana gains on average one kilogram per week - she currently tips the scales at 44kg - and has waited three months to see a specialist
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Ms Cook and Mr Tarraf are seriously concerned for their daughter's health
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The explanation may be rooted in social pressures, though – as it may be deployed in the above circumstance as a mark of deference, @placeholder said, to establish an atmosphere of gentle decorum where simply saying ‘your’ might seem a little abrupt. | ‘Y’all’ is the Southern American way of saying ‘you all’ or ‘you guys’ and is a much-loved word. It’s charming, useful and down to earth and therefore very American, but controversy has been welling up over a number of decades over its use in the singular. One language expert has described this debate as ‘the Loch Ness Monster of dialect studies’, because examples of it being used in this way are so few and far between. ‘Y’all’ is the Southern American way of saying ‘you all’ or ‘you guys’ and is a much-loved word Arkia Okrent, author of In The Land Of Invented Language, writing in The Week, argues that most Southerners will firmly deny that they ever use y’all to mean the singular ‘you’.
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‘Y’all’ is the Southern American way of saying ‘you all’ or ‘you guys’
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After kluging through countless engineering problems (try finding a chemical substitute for whale oil to lubricate tape heads), the @placeholder team was able to single out and reproduce the famous earthrise image. | (CNN) -- Sitting incongruously among the hangars and laboratories of NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley is the squat facade of an old McDonald's. You won't get a burger there, though -- its cash registers and soft-serve machines have given way to old tape drives and modern computers run by a rogue team of hacker engineers who've rechristened the place McMoon's. These self-described techno-archaeologists have been on a mission to recover and digitize forgotten photos taken in the '60s by a quintet of scuttled lunar satellites. The Lunar Orbiter Image Recovery Project (LOIRP) has since 2007 brought some 2,000 pictures back from 1,500 analog data tapes. They contain the first high-resolution photographs ever taken from behind the lunar horizon, including the first photo of an earthrise (first slide above). Thanks to the technical savvy and DIY engineering of the team at LOIRP, it's being seen at a higher resolution than was ever previously possible.
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NASA-funded project has recovered 2,000 analog moon pictures
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Cardana and @placeholder met in 1998 while in high school. | (CNN)Native Americans often speak of straddling two worlds: the America where pop culture and political gridlock dominate headlines, and a world where the culture of their ancestors lives on through ritual celebrations, language and artisan traditions. It's a tough balance to strike, especially as Native youth leave tribal lands in search of education and career opportunities. Across the nation, members of the nearly 600 federally recognized tribes are working to keep their traditions alive to pass on to the next generation and to show mainstream America that Native culture is a living, breathing entity. Some faces of these efforts are captured in "Red Road," an ongoing photo series by Italian photographer Carlotta Cardana and writer Danielle SeeWalker, a member of the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation.
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The portrait series "Red Road" takes a closer look at modern-day Native Americans
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VIDEO Scroll don to watch BBC pundits @placeholder and Ferdinand | BBC and ITV both dipped into the transfer market to boost their chances of winning the World Cup TV battle this summer, with Thierry Henry, Clarence Seedorf and Fabio Cannavaro signing short-term deals to appear as part of their coverage. Gary Lineker, England’s top World Cup goalscorer and long-time BBC pundit, tweeted a picture of BBC's 'team' for their first live matches, Spain against Holland on Friday and England versus Italy on Saturday. 'Half decent, I'd say,' was Lineker's verdict - and he's not wrong. Henry, Rio Ferdinand and Alan Shearer joined Lineker for the selfie, and with Seedorf waiting in the wings for future games the BBC have the makings of quite a five-a-side team over in Brazil.
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BBC team includes Thierry Henry, Clarence Seedorf, Rio Ferdinand, Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer
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ITV team features Fabio Cannavaro, Patrick Vieira, Glenn Hoddle, Ian Wright and Gus Poyet
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Celebrations: The @placeholder 21 side celebrate Dan Crowley's goal at the Emirates | By Adam Shergold Joel Campbell produced a performance to catch the eye of Arsene Wenger as Arsenal’s Under 21 team thrashed West Brom at the Emirates. The Costa Rica World Cup star is trying to stake his claim as the man to lead Arsenal’s line in the absence of the injured Olivier Giroud and he did himself no harm here with an energetic performance full of flair and creativity. The only thing missing for Campbell was a goal but that didn’t matter as a stunning Daniel Crowley free-kick and a hat-trick from the outstanding Chuba Akpom gave the Gunners the Under 21 Premier League points.
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Arsenal Under 21s beat West Brom Under 21s 4-2 at the Emirates
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Chuba Akpom scored three for the Gunners, Dan Crowley scored one
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Kyle Howkins and Kemar Roofe scored for West Brom
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He added: 'The risk that outside the UK you wouldn't keep the pound, the risk that outside the UK you've got to reapply to the EU, the risk that outside the UK you wouldn't have such a strong economy with so many jobs and you know in the end its a positive argument I'm making because I think the @placeholder has been a great success story. | An independent Scotland would find itself at the back of the queue to get into the EU, David Cameron claimed today. The Prime Minister said Scotland would have to wait its turn behind Serbia, Macedonia and Montenegro before it would be readmitted. Mr Cameron's provocative remarks come after the Scottish Tories announced that they now backed full income tax powers for the Edinburgh Government - if the country voted to stay in the United Kingdom. David Cameron told workers at an electrical goods warehouse in Newark that Scotland would not automatically get back into the EU if it left the UK. He said the country would have to apply like every other country
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Prime Minister says an independent Scotland would have to wait to join EU
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He was registered director and proprietor of @placeholder, which teaches 54 pupils aged three to 11, although he is said to have resigned from the school earlier this month. | Sajeel Shahid, 38, was allowed to establish a private primary school in Essex despite known links to extremists An Islamic school set up by a hardliner who trained the ringleader of the 7/7 bombings is receiving money from the taxpayer, it emerged yesterday. Sajeel Shahid, 38, was allowed to establish a private primary school in Essex despite known links to extremists. Now the fee-paying school’s prospectus reveals that it claims nursery education grants which allow the parents of three- and four-year-olds to claim an annual discount of about £600 per child. The Government passes the public money on to councils, which then hand it to schools that are registered with Ofsted.
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Sajeel Shahid has established a private school in Ilford, Essex
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A U.S. law enforcement official said the @placeholder is working to set up that meeting with Comey, who has been traveling extensively, and the bureau hopes to arrange that meeting soon. | (CNN) -- The family of long-missing former FBI agent Robert Levinson has renewed its request for a meeting with the bureau's new director following reports Levinson had been working for the CIA when he vanished, the family's lawyer said Monday. Levinson disappeared on a trip to Iran in 2007, and U.S. officials say they have no idea where he is now. The Associated Press and The Washington Post reported last week that he had been working as a contractor for the CIA, but the White House said Levinson "was not a U.S. government employee" when he disappeared. Family attorney David McGee said Levinson's relatives were supposed to meet with FBI Director James Comey about the case long before it became publicly known that Levinson was working for the CIA. The FBI has delayed previously scheduled meetings since Comey took over as director in September, McGee says.
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Former FBI agent Robert Levinson has been missing since 2007
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The agreement prevents ISAF from conducting such operations without the explicit permission of @placeholder officials, said a senior NATO official. | (CNN) -- The Afghan government says armed individuals who may be U.S. special forces carried out acts of torture and murder, allegations that spurred it to demand that members of the elite American military units leave a key province west of Kabul. The U.S. military says it is investigating. NATO's International Security Assistance Force must stop all special force operations out of Wardak province, an area west of the Afghan capital where the alleged horrors took place, Afghanistan's National Security Council demanded. And all U.S. special forces must be gone from the province within two weeks. At a meeting of the council, led by President Hamid Karzai, "it became clear that armed individuals named as U.S. special force stationed in Wardak province engage in harassing, annoying, torturing and even murdering innocent people," Karzai's office said in a statement. It did not indicate who "named" the group a U.S. special force.
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NEW: "Such actions have caused local public resentment and hatred," Karzai's office says
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An armed group is torturing and killing innocent people, Afghanistan's government says
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The group is "named as" U.S. special forces, according to the Afghan president's office
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Brown voluntarily entered a rehab center on October 28, a day after he was released from a @placeholder jail. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- A judge revoked Chris Brown's probation because of his October arrest in Washington, but the singer's not going to jail because he's already in a court-ordered residential rehab program. Brown, who appeared before a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge Monday, must return for a hearing on February 10 that will decide if he'll serve jail time after his three months in rehab. The singer has an anger-management problem and drug-abuse issues, according to a probation report obtained by CNN. He's been on felony probation since pleading guilty to beating up singer Rihanna on the eve of the Grammys in 2009.
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Chris Brown returns for a hearing in February to decide if he'll serve jail time after rehab
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Brown is serving 90 days in court-ordered rehab
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He posted the videos to @placeholder, though they were quickly taken down. | (CNN) -- Twitter has officially banned pornographic content on Vine, its year-old social-video service. The company announced the changes to its rules and terms of service on Thursday and will begin enforcing them immediately. Just days after Vine's official launch in January of last year, reports surfaced about the presence of porn on Vine, a service for sharing 6-second long videos on Twitter and with other Vine users. It quickly became a popular spot for short clips of sexually explicit content, some posted by well-known porn stars. For the past year, there have been no official rules against pornographic videos, though the company worked to keep them out of the public eye by suppressing them in highly visible places like its Editor's Picks and most popular lists. It did raise the minimum age for using Vine from 12 years old to 17 years old. The new rating in Apple's App Store meant Vine carried a disclaimer that warned of "frequent/intense sexual content or nudity."
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Twitter is banning sexually explicit content on its Vine social-video tool
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The year-old Vine allows users to post 6-second videos
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Despite the rapid gentrification that has transformed @placeholder, there is still a nod to the area’s rich history. | ‘Chapter one…he adored New York City’. So goes the opening line of Woody Allen’s cult hit, Manhattan. But despite the film's reputation as a classic ode to New York, the grittier neighbourhoods of Brooklyn clearly weren't on the auteur's radar when he penned his masterpiece a quarter of a century ago. Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg is at the centre of the Brooklyn revolution, which has seen an influx of young urbanites, fashionistas and bearded hipsters relocating to the borough Sex and the City might have provided a sugar-coated view of the city during the 1990s. But the thought of one of the fashion-obsessed singletons living amongst the industrialised suburbs was enough to make Carrie Bradshaw choke on her cosmopolitan.
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Williamsburg is the neighbourhood leading the area's cultural revolution
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David Beckham and Jay Z are frequent visitors to watch the Brooklyn Nets
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Explosion of restaurants and bars behind the borough's transformation
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Brooklyn's McCarren Hotel & Pool among the area's best rooftop bars | 1,648 | record_train |
Mr Salmond’s official policy is that the monarchy would be automatically be retained if @placeholder decides to secede - but many in his party are staunch republicans. | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor It's time to play the music. It's time to light the lights. It's time to discuss Scottish independence on the Muppet Show tonight. Kermit the Frog has become the latest international star to warn Scottish voters against breaking away from the rest of the UK, in a fresh blow to Alex Salmond's dream of independence. And after the SNP claimed the Queen could be ditched as head of state for an independence Scotland, Kermit revealed Miss Piggy is ‘willing to serve’ as a new Queen of Scotland. Muppets star Kermit the Frog urged voters to reject Scottish independence ahead of the referendum in September
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Kermit says he 'absolutely' agrees with David Bowie's plea to 'stay with us'
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The echindas, which live on average to about 40 years old, only breed during winter- June to September- and their breeding intensifies on the winter soltace on June 21, according to Mr @placeholder who has worked with them for 12 years. | This was the moment a rare and unique echidna breeding ritual was caught on camera at Taronga Zoo in Sydney. These super cute five echidnas, also known as spiny anteaters, were captured taking part in what is known as 'trailing'. Female echidna Spike released a hormone called pheromone that attracted her boyfriend Rex along with his other friends Gman, Thorne and Lynx. Scroll down for video The echidnas can follow each round for up to 10 hours a day over several days in the breeding ritual Echinda keeper Brett Finlayson said 'it's a mystery' why the females take the males on such a long journey
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Five echidnas were filmed partaking in the breeding ritual called 'trailing'
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The female releases a hormone which attracts males in the area
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Experts don't know why the echidnas follow one another round for up to 10 hours a day in a 'bumper to bumper style'
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The ritual went on for a week and a half before Spike finally mated with Rex
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Sydney's Taronga Zoo have high hopes for the breeding programme and think Spike could be pregnant with a puggle | 1,650 | record_train |
Boris Johnson had his head in his hands after being grilled on live television by @placeholder yesterday | By Tim Shipman And Emine Sinmaz PUBLISHED: 17:59 EST, 25 March 2013 | UPDATED: 19:03 EST, 25 March 2013 Boris Johnson yesterday laughed off the BBC interview that branded him ‘a nasty piece of work’, saying his inquisitor ‘did a splendid job’. The London Mayor praised Eddie Mair for the grilling he gave him, and how he focussed on whether Mr Johnson had lied about an extramarital affair. But Mr Johnson’s father took a very different view, denouncing the BBC man for a ‘disgusting piece of journalism’ during Sunday’s interview. Scroll down for video Sealed with a kiss: Boris Johnson gets a kiss from Jessica Alamai as he received a more welcome reception from traders and shoppers in Dalston today following the BBC interview yesterday
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Mayor of London given rough ride by Andrew Marr stand-in
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@placeholder poses with his silver super-middleweight title (left) and remains on course for a world title shot | Tony Bellew bt Nathan Cleverly (points) Anthony Joshua bt Michael Sprott (TKO R1) George Groves bt Denis Douglin (TKO R7) James DeGale bt Marco Periban (TKO R3) Scott Quigg bt Hidenori Ohtake (points) Callum Smith bt Nikola Sjekloca (points) Jamie McDonnell bt Javier Chacon (TKO R10) George Groves struggled to get out of second gear but eventually found his stride to stop Denis Douglin and stay on track for another tilt at a world title. The Londoner, who lost twice to Carl Froch in the last 12 months, barely gave himself pass marks for what was a below-par performance.
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"He starts really well and, of course, it's Rafa and we know how he plays on clay," @placeholder told the official ATP Tour website. | (CNN) -- Tomas Berdych may have upset World No.1 Novak Djokovic but found Rafael Nadal an altogether tougher proposition in the semifinals of the Rome Masters Saturday. Nadal was at his impeccable best to sweep aside the big-hitting Czech 6-2 6-4 to reach his eighth straight ATP Tour final since returning to action in February after a long-term injury. He will face his long-time rival Roger Federer after the Swiss ended the hopes of France's Benoit Paire with a 7-6 6-4 win in the second semifinal. Berdych's defeat of Djokovic in the quarters would have done wonders for his confidence, but it took precisely one game for a reality check to set in.
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Rafael Nadal reaches eighth straight final since his comeback
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Nadal dismisses Tomas Berdych 6-2 6-4 in Rome Masters semi
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For the record I gave @placeholder only a sympathetic share of the eighth round, his best and in which he managed to land three or four solid left hooks. | The hottest property in the hardest game today is the young man from Bolton, England who was the poster boy for British Olympics ten years ago. Amir Khan out-shone the neon glare of the fabled Las Vegas Strip on Saturday night. So brilliantly did he bedazzle the much-respected three-time world champion Devon Alexander that this neon city which craves thrills and excitement is clamouring to see his name back in lights here soon. VIDEO Scroll down for Amir Khan: Hype about my chin is b******* Amir Khan (left) throws a punch on his way to victory against Devon Alexander in Las Vegas on Saturday
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Amir Khan was a class above Devon Alexander with a dominant showing
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The boy's father George Freeman is one of @placeholder's most famous organised crime figures, who was a one time bookie and illegal casino operator. | By Amy Ziniak for Daily Mail Australia and Freya Noble The son of late underworld figure George Freeman has been taken into custody before being sentenced for his involvement in the manufacture of $3 million worth of ecstasy. Adam Freeman, a well know nightclub identity in Sydney, pleaded guilty last September to his role in a drug manufacturing operation, two years after he was extradited from Thailand. The 31 year old was due to face a sentence hearing in the Downing Centre district court on Thursday, but the matter was adjourned until October. Scroll down for video The son of late underworld figure George Freeman has been taken into custody before being sentenced for his involvement in the manufacture of $3 million worth of ecstasy.
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Freeman, 31, taken into custody before being sentenced for his role in the manufacture of $3 million of ecstasy
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@placeholder also lacked the oil resources of other Arab states and the ethnic divisions seen in other Middle Eastern countries, which make it harder for opposition movements to unite, he noted. | Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- Thousands of people who filled the streets of Cairo on Tuesday hope their demonstrations against corruption and failing economic policies will cause upheaval in the government, like the similar protests in Tunisia that inspired them. But analysts caution that in Egypt, the protesters are up against a different set of challenges. Juan Cole, a Middle East historian at the University of Michigan and blogger, describes Tunisia as "a little bit unique." "There have been lots of civil wars. There's been lots of societies in turmoil. But this kind of phenomenon where you had crowds peacefully coming into the streets to demand a change in their own contract with their government -- in the Arab world proper, this is the first time it's happened and it's the first time since 1979 in the Middle East," Cole told CNN last week.
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While the ICO doesn't know the @placeholder website owner's intentions, Paterson says that as far as it can tell the feeds have not been archived -- though they don't know for certain. | Unsecured footage from thousands of webcams around the world -- including in the United States and western Europe -- has been accessed and streamed by a website thought to be based in the Russian Federation, British officials say. The website's operator claims to be republishing the feeds -- from sources including CCTV and baby monitors -- to highlight security weaknesses. So what can consumers do to find out if their privacy has been violated and to prevent it from happening again? CNN spoke to Andrew Paterson, senior technology officer at Britain's independent authority on information rights -- the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) -- which issued a warning about the web cams Thursday and Jules Polonetsky, executive director of the Future of Privacy Forum think tank.
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Survived: Uruguay celebrate as they beat England 2-1 to move up @placeholder | Diego Maradona thinks Steven Gerrard and England's defence should be held responsible for the defeat to Uruguay that crushed their World Cup hopes. The Argentina legend singled out Gerrard for his part in the 2-1 loss, saying the England captain 'could have done better' in both goals that were scored by his Liverpool team-mate Luis Suarez. The 1986 World Cup hero thinks the skipper could have tracked Uruguay's Nicolas Lodeiro better for the first goal, before he 'made a mess' by nodding the ball into Suarez's path for the second. VIDEO Scroll down to hear Zlatan Ibrahimovic have his say on England's tough group
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Diego Maradona says Steven Gerrard 'could have done better' with Uruguay's first goal, then 'made a mess' of the second
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The Argentina legend 'England paid the price' for their defensive mistakes
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'@placeholder and I have been given more than we could ever have asked or imagined toward the cost of his treatment and the care of our baby. | By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 06:02 EST, 25 October 2013 | UPDATED: 06:42 EST, 25 October 2013 A father-to-be has spoken of his desperate desire to meet his unborn daughter before he dies from cancer. Jared Noel is battling advanced bowel cancer that has spread to his liver and his lungs. The 32-year-old doctor, from Auckland, New Zealand, was diagnosed with the disease in 2008. Jared Noel (with wife, Hannah) is battling advanced bowel cancer that has spread to his liver and his lungs. The 32-year-old doctor, from New Zealand, was diagnosed with the disease in 2008. He is now desperately hoping to live long enough to meet his unborn daughter, due in January
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Jared Noel has advanced bowel cancer that has spread to his liver and lungs
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32-year-old doctor has already undergone 66 rounds of chemotherapy
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Knowing the disease wasn't curable, he and wife Hannah tried for a baby
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Their daughter, conceived after four rounds of IVF, is due on January 21
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On this petition, he writes: 'In the weeks running up Sunday, 27th May 2013, Mattel promised a new “improved” version of @placeholder. | By John Hutchinson PUBLISHED: 15:32 EST, 14 June 2013 | UPDATED: 20:12 EST, 14 June 2013 An 'update' of the scrabble app on social networking site Facebook has left players lost for words. After Electronic Arts EA took over the running of the online game from Scrabble brand owner Mattel, it decided to revamp its game structure. Sadly, these changes have not gone down with with seasoned players, with the key bone of contention being that player history has been deleted. Outrage: The 'updated' version of Facebook app Scrabble has been met with derision by loyal players This means that the aggregate win percentage of a player who has been gaming for years has been lost to the abyss.
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New 'update' sees players' gaming histories lost forever
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Gamers can no longer select who they wish to play against
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Original Chambers Dictionary has been replaced by Collins version
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After reviewing the investigation, @placeholder made immediate changes but did not fire anyone. | Washington (CNN) -- Potentially hundreds of American veterans and their family members who were laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery were misidentified or mislocated, including some in an area that includes grave sites from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, according to a new Army investigation. The investigation culminated in a change in leadership at the historic cemetery that has been home to U.S. veterans since 1864. "I deeply apologize to the families of the honored fallen resting in that hallowed ground, who may now question the care afforded to their loved ones," Secretary of the Army John McHugh said.
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Hundreds of graves misidentified or mislocated, Army inspection finds
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Two were in section reserved for those killed in Iraq, Afghanistan
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Cemetery superintendent receiving letter of reprimand
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Get connected: Graphic shows the list of @placeholder's airports and how they contend for free wifi | Despite 96 per cent of European travellers believing that airports should provide free wifi, just two of the UK's biggest are offering the service. Birmingham and London City are the only airports offering holidaymakers unlimited usage to surf the net on their devices without a charge. Even though Heathrow claims the title of Europe's busiest airport, it fails to impress passengers by offering a measly 45 minutes free wifi, before charging £3 per hour. Scroll down for video UK airports: Birmingham and London City offer unlimited free wifi - while Heathrow charges the most This is in stark contrast to Russia and Italy where all their main airports offer unlimited free access, as do almost half (48 per cent) of Europe's 50 busiest airports.
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Infographics break down wifi access available at Europe's biggest airports
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Birmingham and London City are the only UK airports to offer unlimited
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Francis praised in particular the fact that laypeople were so crucial to the church's foundation and growth in @placeholder - a theme he stressed later in the day when he met with leaders of Korean lay movements. | By Damien Gayle for MailOnline and Associated Press The Pope sheepishly asked thousands of nuns and priests to skip their vespers today after he run behind schedule on a busy day touring South Korea. Francis had three consecutive meetings in Kkottognae, a religious community which cares for disabled people, but by the time he hit the second, he was running out of time. 'I've got a little problem,' he told the crowd of 5,000 nuns and priests who had come to see him give a vespers service in Latin and Korean. Scroll down for video Never skip your prayers... unless the Pope tells you to: The Pope sheepishly asked thousands of nuns and priests to skip their vespers today after he run behind schedule on a busy day touring South Korea
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Pope holds up Korean martyrs as models for church's expansion in Asia
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800,000 come to see him give an open-air mass in central Seoul
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Catholic leader warns if he doesn't miss vespers his helicopter might crash | 1,663 | record_train |
Later, he prayed for "those deprived of freedom" while in @placeholder's southeastern city of Santiago de Cuba. | Greeted by throngs of Catholic worshipers from across the region, Pope Benedict XVI ended his two-country tour in Havana's Revolution Plaza with a reference to what he described as a need for "authentic freedom." Changes between Cuba and the world can come only if "each one is prepared to ask for the truth and if they decide to take the path of love, sowing reconciliation and brotherhood," the pope said Wednesday. He also met with the Communist country's former leader, Fidel Castro, before heading to the airport for a Rome-bound flight Wednesday evening. Conflicting reports emerged Wednesday over whether the pope had met with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez. Two Cuban sources told CNN the pontiff met Tuesday with Chavez, who is in Cuba for cancer treatment. But Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi said reports of the meeting were false.
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Pope Benedict XVI meets with former Cuban leader Fidel Castro
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The pope ends his trip to Cuba referencing a need for "authentic freedom"
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In a farewell speech before leaving, he criticizes the U.S. trade embargo
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These have been hallmarks of the @placeholder voting system, but the Supreme Court and Republicans have yet again changed the rules in the middle of the game -- all to create barriers between people and the ballot box. | (CNN) -- As a longtime political operative, I know firsthand how a vote here or a vote there can make a huge difference in a close election. And as Vice President Al Gore's former campaign manager, I understand the impact U.S. Supreme Court decisions can have on electoral outcomes. These two reasons are why I'm outraged by what's going on in Ohio. This week, the Supreme Court, on the eve of early voting, ruled that efforts by Ohio Republicans to restrict early voting days were acceptable. This gets rid of what's called the Golden Week in Ohio -- the period when voters can register and cast their ballot at the same time.
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Supreme Court ruled Ohio could restrict early voting; other GOP states have also done it
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Donna Brazile: Court ruling also ends convenient hours that help working people vote
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Brazile: More and more people vote early, so GOP efforts to discourage it has big impact
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The United Nations said on Friday it had quarantined 41 personnel from its @placeholder mission, including 20 soldiers, following a second Ebola infection among its staff. | Liberia is banning journalists from Ebola clinics in defiance of media rights campaigners who have warned panicked African governments against 'muzzling' reporters. A government spokesman made the announcement as he was questioned on a radio phone-in show about reporters being barred from covering a strike at a Monrovia Ebola treatment unit (ETU). Journalists had been denied access to the treatment clinic to cover a nationwide 'slow day' of action by healthcare workers demanding risk bonuses for treating Ebola. Scroll down for video Journalists have been banned from entering Liberian treatment units (pictured) and denied access to cover the ongoing staff pay protests and strike action
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Journalists in Liberia banned from reporting in Ebola treatment units
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Government claims reporters and photos are violating victims' privacy
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Treatment staff are engaged in dispute with government over risk bonuses
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Global aid agency Doctors Without Borders plans to request exemption
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‘There are options there but I haven’t ruled out staying in @placeholder.’ | By Laurie Whitwell Follow @@lauriewhitwell Paul Lambert will bring Darren Bent back in from the cold next season after owner Randy Lerner made it clear the Aston Villa manager must use all players at his disposal. The move represents a remarkable turnaround for the striker who was frozen out at Villa and part of the so-called Bomb Squad training separately from the first-team. Villa tried to offload Bent last summer but could not find any team to match their £8million valuation and in the end agreed a season-long loan move with Fulham, who picked up his £65,000 per week wages.
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Darren Bent will return to Aston Villa after being snubbed by Paul Lambert
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Former England striker has been on loan at relegated Fulham
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Charles N'Zogbia and Alan Hutton will also return to the frame | 1,667 | record_train |
Asked earlier in the day if he believed that @placeholder was "the one," Burrell said "no, I did not have that impression." | LONDON, England (CNN) -- Princess Diana's relationships with two Muslim men provoked an outburst from her mother, who called her daughter "a whore", Paul Burrell, the princess's former butler, told an inquest Monday. Diana once referred to her former butler Paul Burrell as "my rock." Burrell, who returned to Britain from his home in Florida to give evidence, was the first star witness of the London inquest, now in its fourth month. His role as confidant to Diana, who died in a Paris car crash on August 31, 1997, along with her boyfriend Dodi Fayed and hotel security chief Henri Paul, meant his testimony was eagerly anticipated.
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Paul Burrell, Princess Diana's former butler, gives evidence at inquest
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Describes phone call in which Diana's mother called her daughter"a whore"
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Burrell says Queen Elizabeth's husband was not involved in Diana's death
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Old friends: President Obama said how President Peres refers to 'charm' as one of the biggest roles of any President, and @placeholder 'succumbed' to Peres' tools | By Daily Mail Reporter U.S. President Barack Obama vowed today that America will continue it's eternal support for their top Mideast ally and assured Israel of his personal commitment to its security. In his remarks at Israeli President Shimon Peres' house, he delivered a blunt warning to the country's foes, saying that the United States has the Jewish state's back. Arriving in Israel on his first trip to the country as president, Obama told the Israeli people at an extravagant welcoming ceremony that 'peace must come to the Holy Land' and that goal would not be achieved at Israel's expense.
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1887 - The @placeholder headquarters expands into several neighbouring addresses, including several stables. | By Kerry Mcdermott New Scotland Yard, the famous headquarters of the Metropolitan Police, is set to be sold off in a radical £500 million cost-cutting plan, it was announced today. The force is planning to move its HQ - one of London’s best-known landmarks - to a new smaller site on the Embankment. The plan is part of a drive to axe dozens of police stations and buildings across London and save the force millions of pounds a year. Landmark: The sale of the 1960s building could raise as much as £150million for the cash-strapped Met Estate agents say the sale of the building - a 1960s office block in the heart of London - could raise £150 million for the cash strapped force.
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The Met's famous headquarters in Westminster will be sold off as part of a radical cost cutting plan
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The force will move its HQ to a new, smaller site at Embankment
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Plan is part of a drive to axe dozens of police stations and buildings across London to save money
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Chairman of Met Police Federation likened the sale of the iconic building to losing the Crown Jewels | 1,670 | record_train |
'That's the first time I've had to follow a @placeholder,' Spacey quipped. | By Ap Reporter Kevin Spacey has hit back at accusations made by Toronto mayor Rob Ford and Ford's brother that he doesn't take photos with fans, Tweeting a photoshopped image of himself wedged between the two politicos. Spacey, who plays cold and calculating U.S. Vice President Francis Underwood on hit drama House of Cards, was reacting to a complaint made earlier in the week by the Rob and Doug Ford, who were backstage at Jimmy Kimmel Live on the same night as the actor. The embattled mayor said he wouldn't know Spacey 'if I ran over him'. Ford's brother called the actor 'an arrogant SOB', saying there were strict instructions that no photos were to be taken with Spacey by anyone.
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Toronto mayor Rob Ford, along with his brother and campaign manager Doug Ford, appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live in L.A. on the same night as Kevin Spacey on March 2
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Afterwards the siblings created a video for their YouTube show, Ford Nation, about Spacey
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They said there strict instructions not to take photos with the actor
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Mayor Ford said he wouldn't know Spacey 'if I ran him over'
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Seven of the injured @placeholder are from Texas and one is from Iowa, the newspaper said. | MEXICO CITY, Mexico (CNN) -- The driver of a truck that collided with a bus in northeast Mexico, killing 12 people including 11 passengers from the United States and Canada, was intoxicated, a Mexican official said Tuesday. Emergency workers wheel a crash victim on a gurney after Monday's bus crash in Mexico. The tractor-trailer's 21-year-old driver was among those hospitalized after Monday's crash near Monterrey, Mexico, said Segismundo Doguin Martinez, a police official in the Mexican state of Coahuila. The driver of the bus was among those killed, and 15 bus passengers were injured. The Senda Express bus, operated by Grupo Senda, had been traveling from McAllen, Texas, carrying tourists to Zacatecas in central Mexico.
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18-wheeler swerved into oncoming traffic, official says; side of bus sheared off
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Death toll at 12: Eight from U.S., three from Canada, and bus driver, from Mexico
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Victim's daughter in Iowa says consulate called at 1:30 a.m. with word of crash | 1,672 | record_train |
@placeholder (14-1) overcame four turnovers, including two mistakes that led to 10 points in the second half as Oregon (13-2) closed an 11-point halftime deficit to just one. | (CNN)In a national title game where most of the pregame focus was on the starting quarterbacks, it was a determined running back who was the star. Ohio State sophomore tailback Ezekiel Elliott continued his record-setting running with 246 yards and four touchdowns as the Buckeyes rolled to a 42-20 victory over Oregon in the inaugural College Football Playoff national championship on Monday. It was the third consecutive game in which Elliott ran for more than 200 yards. After a record 220 in the Big Ten championship in December and a record 230 in the Sugar Bowl on New Year's Day, he set a mark for the national title contest (including the BCS title games) by making Oregon use multiple players to bring him down. And even that didn't always work.
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Ohio State held Heisman Trophy winner Marcus Mariota to just two TD passes
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Big win: @placeholder had entered the $50,000 race at odds of 10-to-1 | The owner of a race horse at the center of a cheating storm says he is shaken and upset by allegations his animal was 'buzzed' with an outlawed electrical device. Veteran trainer Danny Pish, 49, says he first learned of the controversy when a photo emerged of jockey Roman Chapa clutching the tiny gadget as he crossed the finish line at Sam Houston Race Park, Houston, Texas, on Quiet Acceleration January 17. Mr Pish insisted he had never seen anyone using a similar device in his three decades in the sport and was appalled to learn it appeared to have been used on his six-year-old gelding, Quiet Acceleration.
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Roman Chapa, 43, of Big Spring, Texas, was photographed with what officials say is a prohibited electric device used to shock the horse
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Chapa was suspended in 2007 for using an electric device and has a conviction for cruelty to a dog
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A Peta investigation caught a trainer talking about Chapa's use of an electric device in 2014
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Chapa also faces a felony charge and a warrant was issued for his arrest on Tuesday, as of Thursday morning he remained at large
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The horse's owner and trainer, Daniel Pish, told Daily Mail Online he was shocked and upset about the incident and knew nothing about it
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@placeholder counterterrorism and intelligence officials were working to verify the name but have not confirmed it. | The FBI is scrambling to track a growing number of Americans who have left to join the fight in Syria, including investigating how the young men were recruited and the logistics of their travel, officials said Thursday. Dozens of Americans are among the thousands of foreigners who have flocked to Syria to take part in its bloody civil war. "How are people being radicalized, what methods are being used, and what are the logistics behind the travel of some of these young men?" said Kyle Loven, chief division counsel for FBI in Minneapolis, discussing how Syria has replaced Somalia as the go-to place for young jihadists in recent years.
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U.S. seeks information on Americans traveling to Syria to fight
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The death toll of Americans killed in Syria's civil war may have tripled in recent days
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U.S. official: Foreigners fighting for such extremist groups come from 50 nations
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"@placeholder is from another planet but I consider myself the best of the terrestrials. | (CNN) -- Norwegian Aksel Lund Svindal continued his domination of the men's alpine skiing season with a convincing victory Friday in the men's World Cup super-G at Val Gardena. Svindal, bidding to add to his overall World Cup titles in 2007 and 2009, finished well clear of home pair Matteo Marsaglia and Werner Heel. It was his 19th career World Cup win as he recorded a time 1.07 seconds faster than Marsaglia with Heel a further 0.05 seconds further back. The 29-year-old was adding to super-G and downhill successes at Lake Louise last month. "Oh yeah!!! Good times in Val Gardena. Podium with two local guys. Couldn't let the Italians have all the fun," he tweeted after his latest triumph.
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Aksel Lund Svindal extends lead in men's overall World Cup standings
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Norwegian star wins super-G at Val Gardena
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Switzerland's Lara Gut claims victory in Val d'Isere downhill
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Turkey's @placeholder took to the streets to demonstrate against what they saw as the government's refusal to protect their kin next door. | In the space of just 48 hours last week, Turkey went from calling the PYD -- the Kurds defending the Syrian border town of Kobani -- a terrorist group to opening up an arms corridor from Iraq to aid its fight against ISIS. That dramatic change in policy, along with growing collaboration between the United States and the PYD (the armed wing of the Democratic Union Party), could tip a month-long battle against ISIS militants in favor of the Kurds. It could also, finally, pave the way for a resolution between Turkey and the Kurdish Worker's Party (PKK), which has waged a three-decade insurgency against the Turkish state. This would remove a major irritant in the coalition's strategy in Syria.
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Turkey has switched from calling Kurdish PYD fighters terrorists to supporting them
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Knight handed @placeholder's mother a blue 'energy' ring telling her that she needs it during this difficult time. | Michelle Knight, one of three women held captive by Ariel Castro for a decade, made an appearance Wednesday at a rally for a missing Ohio man urging his parents not to lose hope. Aaron Zimmerman, a mentally handicapped man from Lorain, vanished without a trace on the morning of November 14, a day before his 26th birthday. His parents, friends and volunteers have spent the past three weeks scouring the streets of Lorain and the nearby woods in search of Aaron, who is said to suffer from schizophrenia and Asperger’s syndrome. Scroll down for video Inspiring figure: Kidnapping victim Michelle Knight attended a rally at the Church on the North Coast on Leavitt Road in Lorain, Ohio, for missing man Aaron Zimmerman
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Aaron Zimmerman, 26, went missing from his Lorain, Ohio, home on November 14
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Ewww: The First Lady and Fallon squeal in disgust at a picture of @placeholder | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 02:06 EST, 21 February 2014 | UPDATED: 11:55 EST, 21 February 2014 New Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon was joined by the First Lady on Thursday night, as she took part in a skit and promoted her Let's Move campaign. Michelle Obama talked about the Olympics, her first job, and how her eldest daughter Malia will soon be learning to drive. In the opening section to the show, the First Lady starred in a skit with Fallon and Anchorman star Will Ferrell, where she showed off her dance moves.
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Michelle Obama pushes Obamacare on Tonight Show as she urges more young people to sign up
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'It had nothing to do with the size of the group or the aircraft,' @placeholder spokeswoman Gulcin Gilbert said. | A German woman has died in a skydiving accident in Arizona where parachutists were attempting to set a world record. The woman, who has not been named, was jumping in Eloy at 7.30am on Thursday when her parachute malfunctioned, Jocelyn Bernatchez, spokeswoman for Skydive Arizona, said. 'The malfunctioning parachute was released too low to allow the reserve parachute to fully open,' she told the Arizona Daily Star. The skydiver was declared dead at the scene. Tragic: A person in the World Team has died while trying to break the world record for a formation jump. Pictured, the Team, a group of 222 skydivers from 28 nations, attempts to break the record on Tuesday
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A German woman's parachute malfunctioned during the dive on Thursday and her reserve parachute did not have time to open
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220 people from 28 countries were attempting to break the world record for a 'formation jump', in which they fall together in a formation
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England and Wales were drenched by 132mm of rain from September 1 to October 10 and with no sun on the horizon, the @placeholder is on track to push the September and October rainfall total to around 220mm. | By Shari Miller PUBLISHED: 08:51 EST, 14 October 2012 | UPDATED: 01:52 EST, 15 October 2012 In a welcome break from the wet and windy weather that has battered the UK in the last few weeks, early risers and wildlife alike were making the most of the autumnal sunshine this morning. The crisp, yet pleasant start to the day around most of the country highlighted stunning hues of red, orange and gold in woodlands and forests across England and Wales. Golden wonder: A rambler wanders through a small copse of trees in Teesdale, County Durham, this morning Morning has broken: A spectacular sunrise over Corfe Castle in Dorset.The 11th century castle was built by William the Conqueror
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Sunshine brings out the best of autumn colours across the country
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He may have not have too long to wait, as @placeholder is already working on design concepts to examine exoplanet atmospheres -- which may provide signs of seasonal variations. | What do you need to map a billion stars? A billion-pixel camera certainly helps. Scientists hope to glean more clues about the origin and evolution of the universe, and in particular our own galaxy, after a camera of this incredible scale -- fitted to the Gaia space telescope -- was launched Thursday. Gaia, which lifted off from French Guiana, has been tasked with mapping the Milky Way in greater detail than ever before. Designed and built by Astrium for the European Space Agency (ESA), the makers say the telescope is so sensitive that it could measure a person's thumbnail from the Moon, or to put it another way, detect the width of a human hair from 1,000km (620 miles) away.
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European Space Agency's Gaia has been tasked with making a 3D map of the Milky Way
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Telescope so sensitive that makers say it could measure a human thumbnail from Moon
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Mission applauded for building up most accurate charts of the cosmos | 1,682 | record_train |
'I wasn't educated about @placeholder, but then I heard the doctor say, "She is beautiful."' | For the first time ever, two high school students from Florida with Down syndrome were crowned homecoming king and queen. Travjuan Hunter, who goes by Bubba, and his queen Semone Adkins stood in a football field on October 11th in front of all their peers who cheered them on as they were adorned with crowns and handed bouquets of flowers. Bubba proudly wore a black tuxedo and Semone stunned in a floor length sparkly gray dress. The two lucky students were among 12 students at West Orange High in Central Florida competing for the title of homecoming king and queen.
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Travjuan Hunter, who goes by Bubba, and his queen Semone Adkins were crowned on a football field in front of all their 3,800 peers
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The two lucky students were among 12 students at West Orange High in Central Florida competing for the title of homecoming king and queen
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'It was a dream come true, because I always knew that she was going to be something great in this world and this is just the beginning for us,' said Semone's mom
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'I am so excited, I am so proud of my son,' said Bubba's mom
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In one entry, he writes: 'I recall my surprise when she said to me, just two or three days after the @placeholder victory of June 1983: 'I have not long to go.' | Margaret Thatcher foresaw her downfall at the hands of the 'men in grey suits' as early as 1983, newly-released files reveal. Despite having won the most decisive election victory since Labour's landslide in 1945, the Prime Minister correctly predicted that her party would eventually turn against her. But she was premature and believed the Conservatives would not allow her to take them into the 1987 election, which she also won. Scroll down for video Newly-released files show how Margaret Thatcher foresaw her downfall as Prime Minister as early as 1983 Instead, the longest-serving British prime minister of the 20th century was forced out and replaced by John Major in 1990 after her colleagues turned on her.
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Newly-released files show how Thatcher foresaw downfall as early as 1983
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But he draws strength from the incredible support he continues to receive from the people of @placeholder and beyond." | Chicago (CNN) -- Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich arrived at a Colorado federal prison Thursday to begin serving a 14-year sentence on a corruption conviction, a spokesman for the Bureau of Prisons said. "This is the hardest thing I've ever had to do," he told a crowd of sign-wielding supporters outside his Chicago home Wednesday before reporting to prison. "But this is the law and we follow the law." He was convicted of corruption in June 2011 after a jury returned 17 guilty verdicts against him. Among other allegations, he was accused of trying to profit as he considered whom to appoint to take Barack Obama's open Senate seat.
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@placeholder was later charged with attempted murder, and the story was told | By Harriet Arkell PUBLISHED: 11:04 EST, 8 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:47 EST, 8 May 2013 The former home of hell-raising poet Dylan Thomas has gone up for sale for £450,000. The Welsh writer's clifftop home at New Quay, overlooking Cardigan Bay, was once stormed by a spurned husband who accused Thomas of sleeping with his wife and fired his machine gun through the window. William Killick, who had just come home from the Second World War, also let off a grenade at the poet's bungalow in the 1945 attack which was later featured in the 2008 Hollywood film The Edge Of Love.
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Poet moved to spot overlooking Cardigan Bay with wife Caitlin in 1944
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Clifftop bungalow was scene of machine gun attack on poet by love rival
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William Killick stormed house as he believed Thomas had affair with wife
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Named Majoda, the house featured in Hollywood film The Edge Of Love | 1,686 | record_train |
But audiences who stayed tuned until the end of the broadcast were treated to a touching bookend: @placeholder, the night's top winner, invited Swift onstage and gave the teen singer her moment in the spotlight. | NEW YORK (CNN) -- Even by the standards of the anything-goes MTV Video Music Awards, Kanye West's hijacking of country-pop sweetheart Taylor Swift's speech at the Sunday night ceremony was particularly brutal. Kanye West takes the microphone from Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards on Sunday. The pre-show buzz had focused on the highly anticipated tribute to the late Michael Jackson, but West's disruption stole the spotlight. A giddy Swift was in the midst of her acceptance speech for Best Female Video when the often-mercurial West rushed onstage, grabbed her microphone and let loose an outburst on behalf of singer Beyonce Knowles, who had lost out in that category.
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Kanye West interrupts Taylor Swift's acceptance speech, apologizes on blog
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Madonna pays bittersweet tribute to the late Michael Jackson
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He was twice divorced, grappled with the counterculture, watched the @placeholder generation become forgotten and then deified. | (CNN) -- George S. Patton did not like Willie and Joe. Bill Mauldin, on top of a jeep (his favored mode of transportation), was a hero to soldiers for his cartoons. The famed general was a spit-and-polish man, and "Willie & Joe" -- Bill Mauldin's popular cartoon dogfaces, who appeared every day in the military newspaper Stars and Stripes -- were anything but: unshaven, rumpled, their boots caked with mud, eyes weary from days on the line. The general made it known that he was not amused, and eventually Mauldin -- a 23-year-old sergeant who'd entered the Army to escape an aimless life in the rugged Southwest -- was summoned to Patton's impressive headquarters, a requisitioned palace in Luxembourg.
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Bill Mauldin created award-winning "Willie & Joe," about Army grunts, in WWII
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Mauldin was young soldier like those he drew during war; they related
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Mauldin had long career, yet many only know him through "Peanuts" mentions | 1,688 | record_train |
Dreaming of of a white Christmas: Ofcourse, it wouldn't be a @placeholder performance without a dramatic change of costume | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:40 EST, 5 December 2013 | UPDATED: 09:39 EST, 5 December 2013 With a flick of the switch, a 76-foot Norway Spruce from Connecticut officially became the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree on Wednesday night, after it was illuminated for the first time this holiday season in a ceremony that’s been held since 1933. Mayor Michael Bloomberg turned on the lights just before 9 p.m., setting off a dazzling 45,000 mulch-colored LED lights and a 9 1/2-foot-wide Swarovski star that topped the 12-ton tree. Adam Connery, 41, and his wife Kristy Connery, 37, from Tyngsborough, Mass., watched the ceremony on their first vacation to New York City.
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New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg lit the 2013 Rockefeller Christmas tree about 9pm Wednesday in Midtown Manhattan
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The Norway Spruce stands almost 80 feet tall, is fitted with 45,000 LED lights and weighs 12 ton
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It traveled from a home in Shelton, Connecticut, last month
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A crowd of thousands were entertainment by the likes of Mariah Carey, Jewel, Leona Lewis and The Goo Goo Dolls | 1,689 | record_train |
@placeholder can appeal the verdict or the sentence, potentially to the supreme court and even eventually to South Africa's constitutional court. | (CNN) -- Long before he was accused of murder, Oscar Pistorius was toasted the world over for his triumph over a disability. His lightning running speed -- which took him all the way to the Olympics despite using carbon legs -- attracted sponsorships worth millions. But as his murder trial dragged on, his popularity plummeted and sponsors abruptly dropped him. Now that a judge has found him guilty of negligent homicide, what's next for the man known as the Blade Runner? When will he be sentenced? Judge Thokozile Masipa granted him bail Friday, and set sentencing for October 13. Sentencing is not a one-day affair in South Africa. The prosecution wanted him held without bail, saying he sold his immovable assets, and that makes him a flight risk. The judge disagreed.
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Pistorius has reached out to Reeva Steenkamp's family
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His sponsors cut ties with him after the killing | 1,690 | record_train |
The @placeholder, launched in 1988, measures nearly 170 meters (185 yards) long and can carry as many as 2,480 passengers. | (CNN) -- A liner carrying nearly 2,000 passengers ran into trouble Saturday in Finland's Aland archipelago in the northern Baltic Sea. Viking Line said its liner, M/S Amorella, had "touched slightly aground" at about lunchtime local time. None of the 1,945 passengers was injured and the situation on board the ship is calm, a statement on Viking Line's website said. The company plans to try to move the ship to the port of Langnas on Saturday evening. The ship is not letting in water, but a small leak has been observed on a ballast tank that normally holds water, it said.
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A liner carrying nearly 2,000 passengers runs aground in Aland archipelago
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Viking Line says all 1,945 passengers are safe and uninjured
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The cruise line intends to try to move the ship to a port later | 1,691 | record_train |
make up 54 per cent of the 30,000 population of @placeholder – more than | By Andy Dolan PUBLISHED: 12:53 EST, 7 August 2012 | UPDATED: 02:27 EST, 8 August 2012 A children's play centre has barred fathers from attending with their children and is now facing an investigation by equality watchdogs. Kids Go Wild is believed to be the first such play centre in the country to introduce a ‘women only’ policy – which also bans boys over the age of nine. Bosses at the centre, which opened less than a fortnight ago, claim the policy was instigated for ‘cultural reasons’ and was in the interests of the ‘predominantly Asian’ local community. The Sparkhill centre's website describes how Kids Go Wild is the 'UK's first ladies and children's only soft play centre'
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Branded 'disgusting and sexist' for 'no men rule'
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Equality watchdog will investigate the centre's policy
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Decision made for 'cultural reasons' in the interests of the 'predominantly Asian' community | 1,692 | record_train |
"America rests in national stalemate" was the underlying premise of the @placeholder. | (CNN) -- As Occupy Wall Street demonstrates its staying power, media increasingly portray it favorably. Because of its success, the movement is being asked to put forth a list of its demands. So far, members have said no. And well they should. The refusal of Occupy Wall Street to tie itself down with an agenda that can be debated piecemeal is one of its great strengths. The decision allows Occupy Wall Street to remain a cri de coeur for all who believe they have lost ground over the last decade. In choosing this strategy, Occupy Wall Street is doing more than defying expectations. It is linking itself with the best of 1960s America.
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Nicolaus Mills: Occupy Wall Street makes smart move by refusing to list demands
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Mills: In 1962, Students for a Democratic Society's Port Huron Statement didn't list demands
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Mills says the values outlined in that statement lived on long after SDS ended
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Occupy allows room for all who have lost ground to bring issues to light, he writes | 1,693 | record_train |
Growing up, @placeholder was not the kind of boy who often heard cheers. | Editor's note: CNN contributor Bob Greene is a best-selling author whose current book is "When We Get to Surf City: A Journey Through America in Pursuit of Rock and Roll, Friendship, and Dreams." Bob Greene says that when an illness threatens, we realize the vital role of medical researchers. (CNN) -- These are times when the cult of celebrity seems especially empty, when our national love affair with multimillion-dollar shortstops and with beautiful actresses whose flawless faces are enough to guarantee huge box-office weekends feels devoid of meaning. Right now, as the eventual path of the swine flu emergency remains uncertain, the world is beginning to turn its pleading eyes in the direction of men and women whose names and faces we don't even know.
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Bob Greene: Our culture places premium on what celebrities are doing
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He says when illness threatens, we realize importance of medical researchers
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Greene says Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin gained fame for their work on polio
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Confidence and persistence helped them conquer the disease, Greene says | 1,694 | record_train |
Appearing alongside co-host @placeholder, 57 - who had managed to put his suit on the right way round - the usually well-turned-out mother-of-three didn't notice her fashion faux pas until her three-hour appearance in front of the cameras was over yesterday morning. | By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 06:02 EST, 28 February 2013 | UPDATED: 09:09 EST, 28 February 2013 Being an early morning TV presenter and getting up for work at 3am means getting dressed when you're probably still half asleep. (Maybe even - if you have a sleeping husband and three small children you don't want to wake - in the dark.) So it's little wonder BBC Breakfast star Susanna Reid, 42, slipped up on the wardrobe front by putting on her Marks & Spencer dress the wrong way round. Scroll down for video Susanna Reid wearing her Marks & Spencer shift dress backwards on BBC Breakfast alongside Bill Turnbull yesterday morning
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Presenter tweeted after show: 'Why didn't you tell me?'
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Sigourney Weaver, Amanda Seyfried and Angelina Jolie have done same
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Duchess of Cambridge has worn belt upside down | 1,695 | record_train |
The French surpassed their 2012 figure of 83 million foreign visitors and easily outstripped The United States with 69.8 million and @placeholder with 60.7 million foreign visitors. | By Connie Allfrey France has been named the most visited country in the world, welcoming a record-breaking 84.7 million tourists last year. The European hotspot was streets ahead of the second most visited country in the world - the US - beating it by almost 15million visitors. While France, the US and Spain made the top three list of the most visited countries, the UK took eighth place, welcoming 31.2million visitors in 2013, a new record. Scroll down for video Eh Voila! La Tour Eiffel: France welcomed 84.7 million tourists across its borders in 2013 A stony look: Paris observed from the top of Notre Dame with La Tour Eiffel in the distance
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France the most visited country in the world with 84.7m tourists in 2013
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The UK attracted a record 32.8m visitors last year spending £21 billion
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French, German and American tourists account for one third of UK visitors | 1,696 | record_train |
His 33rd hundred in 154 Tests and fifth against @placeholder helped India avoid the follow on. | (CNN) -- It was Rahul Dravid, not Indian teammate Sachin Tenduklar, that claimed the batting honors Saturday, but England remained in charge of the first Test at Lord's. Dravid reached his first Test century at the home of cricket, while Tendulkar made 34 as he bid for his 100th century in Tests. Despite their efforts, India were bowled out for 286 and England had extended their lead to 193 by the close of the third day, having reached five without loss in their second innings. The 38-year-old Dravid was left undefeated on 103, 15 years after he was dismissed for 95 on his debut at Lord's.
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Rahul Dravid scores his first Test century at Lord's
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Indian teammate Sachin Tendulkar fails in his bid for 100th Test 100
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Tendulkar dismissed by Stuart Broad who took four wickets
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England lead by 193 with all second innings wickets intact | 1,697 | record_train |
@placeholder added: 'Normally whatever track I go to where they put down new asphalt, it gets even easier on the tyres. | Pirelli may yet change its thinking over the tyre choice for the forthcoming Brazilian Grand Prix, but not as a consequence of Felipe Massa's 'dangerous' comments. Pirelli, the tyre manufacturer, recently announced they would be running the hard and medium compounds for the November 9 race on Massa's home turf at Interlagos. Massa, however, slated the plan as 'dangerous, very dangerous', and 'totally unacceptable' given the track has been re-surfaced with a new layer of asphalt this year. Paul Hembery, Pirelli motorsport director, gets a talking to from Formula One chief Bernie Ecclestone The Brazilian Grand Prix on November 9 is hosted at the Interlagos circuit, which has been resurfaced
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Paul Hembery, Pirelli motorsport director, claims tyre choice not finalised
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Pirelli had chosen medium and hard tyres for the Brazilian Grand Prix
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Williams driver Felipe Massa described the decision as 'very dangerous'
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Hembery insists the same tyres were used last year at Interlagos | 1,698 | record_train |
The girl's mother called 911 when she realized @placeholder and Smith were missing. | The registered sex offender accused of abducting an 8-year-old from a Florida Walmart and then murdering her was denied bail on Sunday - as the mother of one of his previous victims said 'I wish he was dead'. Donald James Smith, of Jacksonville, was charged Saturday with murder and kidnapping in the death of Cherish Perrywinkle. Authorities said Smith befriended the girl and her mother while they shopped at a dollar store Friday night. Denied: Donald James Smith makes a court appearance Sunday, June 23, 2013, at the Duval County Jail in Jacksonville, Florida Smith took them to a Wal-Mart, where he offered to buy them clothes and hamburgers, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
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Donald Smith, 56, was denied bail on Sunday - one day after being charged with the murder and kidnapping of Cherish Perrywinkle
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Perrywinkle, 8, was out with her mom and two siblings on a late night Friday shopping trip
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Sex offender Smith spoke with family and offered to take the girl for a burger
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Smith abducted Charish and a police search began within minutes of her disappearance
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Her body was found at local church early Saturday morning
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Smith is now back in custody, caught by police as he was fleeing onto the interstate | 1,699 | record_train |
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