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"@placeholder took place under the banner of freedom, dignity and equality, and the three can't be established if women are left behind," said Haidar, 28, a laboratory supervisor. | (CNN) -- Women stood at the forefront of the Arab Spring, taking to the streets shoulder to shoulder with men in an effort to overturn oppressive old orders. But while their efforts have seen dictators ousted and reforms introduced, the greater rights for women many hoped would emerge from the upheaval have not materialized. Indeed, says Lebanese activist Diala Haidar, the rise of political Islam throughout the region in the wake of the uprising has raised the specter of hard-won gains for women being lost. Haidar and four other women's rights activists across the region started a campaign, The Uprising of Women in the Arab World, on Facebook in October 2011, to highlight injustices against women throughout the region.
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Women took to the streets during the Arab Spring demanding greater rights
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But activists say women's rights have fallen off the agenda after the uprising
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The say the success of Islamist parties is further jeopardizing the status of women
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An online campaign is fighting to keep women's rights in the spotlight | 2,500 | record_train |
In 2006, Perenchio announced the sale of @placeholder to an investor group for $13.5 billion. | An entertainment executive pledged a collection of paintings by Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Edgar Degas and other major artists to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on Thursday, a donation the institution called the largest in its history. 'Los Angeles helped make my career possible,' said Jerry Perenchio, the former chairman and CEO of Univision who has lived in the city for 70 years. 'My family and I are proud and honored to be able to give something back to a wonderful city.' Hollywood mogul Jerry Perenchio seen speaking today during a news conference at Los Angeles County Museum of Art announcing his donation of the largest collection of art in the history of the museum
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Jerry Perenchio began his career as a talent agent, with a roster of clients including Marlon Brando and Elizabeth Taylor
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The former chairman and CEO of Univision has donated painting by Picasso, Monet, Cezanne and more | 2,501 | record_train |
Earlier "@placeholder" games used some unusual hardware functions for controlling the characters, including rubbing a stylus on touchscreens, blowing into a microphone and using five screens in one room to navigate. | Redwood City, California (CNN) -- Video gamers who want to train for the next "Legend of Zelda" may want to enroll in fencing classes. The realistic swordplay in "The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword" for the Wii console will become central to the series, according to Nintendo executives who produce the games. "In some games, the people or developers are looking into more photorealistic games," Shigeru Miyamoto, the famed game designer who created the "Zelda" series, told CNN in a recent interview. "We make it so that you can feel as if you have actually shot the arrow with your bow."
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Nintendo execs say precise sword controls will be in future "Zelda" games
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"Skyward Sword" was the first to have such controls
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Series creator Shigeru Miyamoto wants gamers to practice swordplay | 2,502 | record_train |
He said @placeholder would charge a fair market price for the prison, which cost $145 million to build in 2001. | Washington (CNN) -- Some terrorism suspects held in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, will be moved to an Illinois prison that the federal government will buy to hold them, the Obama administration announced Tuesday. Fewer than 100 Guantanamo detainees would come to the maximum-security Thomas Correctional Center, 150 miles west of Chicago, said Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Illinois. Republican Rep. Mark Kirk of Illinois put the figure at 70. An executive order issued by President Obama called for Attorney General Eric Holder to purchase the nearly vacant prison and for Secretary of Defense Robert Gates to "prepare the [prison] for secure housing of detainees currently held at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base who have been or will be designated for relocation, and shall relocate such detainees to the [prison], consistent with laws related to Guantanamo detainees."
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Fewer than 100 suspects will be transferred from Cuba to Illinois prison
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Government will buy prison, enhance perimeter security
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Moving detainees is key to administration goal of closing facility
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Deal could provide up to 2,000 jobs and $1 billion in federal money, officials say | 2,503 | record_train |
"This is the long-awaited victory and I am happy to say that our heroic forces today captured the @placeholder town after 12 years," he said. | COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (CNN) -- Sri Lankan soldiers seized a key rebel stronghold over the weekend, as humanitarian agencies feared for the safety of civilians. Sri Lankan troops at Elephant Pass, the isthmus that connects north Jaffna peninsula to rest of the country. "It's an incredibly serious situation," James Elder, a U.N. spokesman, said Monday. "We have a very large number of people, including tens of thousands of children, trapped in a fast-shrinking conflict zone." Government forces took the area in a surprise attack early Sunday, the head of Sri Lanka's army announced. Troops crossed a lagoon and entered the town of Mullaittivu before encountering heavy resistance from Tamil fighters, according to the government-run news agency.
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Government forces took the area in a surprise attack early Sunday
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Rebel Tamil Tigers gained control over Mullaittivu in 1996
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Earlier this month troops regained control of key northern town of Elephant Pass
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Tamils want independent homeland, war since 1983 has left more than 70,000 dead | 2,504 | record_train |
It was a triumphant moment for @placeholder and U.S. security forces, particularly an intelligence community that has been maligned for its failure to head off the 2001 attacks and subsequent breakdowns in cohesion. | Washington (CNN) -- In direct and emotional terms, President Barack Obama informed the nation and the world Sunday night that a U.S. operation in Pakistan earlier in the day killed al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden almost 10 years after terrorist attacks that killed thousands. "I can report to the American people and to the world that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden, the leader of al Qaeda, and a terrorist who's responsible for the murder of thousands of innocent men, women and children," the president said, looking directly into the television camera in the East Room of the White House for the statement broadcast nationwide on short notice.
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President Obama tells the nation that a U.S. operation killed Osama bin Laden
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Obama: Bin Laden's death should be welcomed "by all who believe in peace and dignity"
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The president reiterates that the U.S. war against al Qaeda is not a war on Islam | 2,505 | record_train |
Onaolapo, who is ranked outside of the world's top 300 table tennis players, claimed the victory against world No 40 @placeholder to hand Nigeria a 3-1 win against their Indian opponenents. | By John Drayton The Nigeria table tennis team were responsible for the best scenes of celebration in the Commonwealth Games so far after Ojo Onaolapo's win over India's Sharath Kamal Achanta sealed a bronze medal. Onaolapo and Achanta were locked in a tense battle on Monday night at the Scotstoun Sports Campus with a bronze medal on the line before the Nigerian allowed an over-hit shot to pass him by. The dramatic win saw the Nigerian team rush to Onaolapo in sheer jubilation before lifting the table tennis star into the air. VIDEO Scroll down to watch the wild Team Nigeria celebrations
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Team Nigeria defeat Team India to table tennis bronze medal
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Ojo Onaolapo wins the deciding game before celebrating with his shorts down | 2,506 | record_train |
'@placeholder climbed into the cage which then drifted about 20ft off the boat. | Two fishermen captured scenes of sharks feeding in British waters worthy of the film classic Jaws - all for just £5. Instead of using high-tech safety equipment, the pair risked life and limb by shot the never-before-seen footage from the inside of a converted laundry trolley. Martin Bowler, 41, and Michael Jackson, 46, said they pushed their luck 'as far as we could' as they whipped the blue and porbeagle sharks into a feeding frenzy. Scroll down for video Jaws: Skipper Andre Alsop, left, Martin Bowler, left, and Michael Jackson, right, holding a blue shark. Mr Jackson filmed never-before-seen footage from a homemade cage of the fish in British waters
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Martin Bowler and Michael Jackson wanted to be the first to capture sharks in feeding frenzy off British coast
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Spent just £5 on chicken wire as they tried to make recovered laundry trolley shark proof
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Mr Jackson had run in with eight-foot blue shark that dented trolley
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Pair, from Wiltshire, say they will not do it again as they 'pushed luck' as far as they could | 2,507 | record_train |
And with the passing of time, support for @placeholder has fallen further in key parts of Pakistan, he said. | (CNN) -- Most Muslims in several key Middle Eastern and Asian countries hold negative views of the terrorist network al Qaeda a year after U.S. forces killed its leader, Osama bin Laden, according to a recent survey. The poll by the Pew Research Center's Global Attitudes Project, released Monday, found that a high proportion -- between 71% and 98% -- of Muslims questioned in Egypt, Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon viewed al Qaeda in an unfavorable way. In Pakistan, where U.S. Navy SEALs killed the al Qaeda leader during a raid on a compound a year ago, 55% of the Muslims surveyed had a negative opinion of the terrorist group, according to the poll. Only 13% had a favorable view.
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NEW: Pakistanis do not grieve for Osama bin Laden, an interfaith expert says
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A poll finds that 55% of Muslims there have an unfavorable view of al Qaeda
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Negative views of the terrorist group are higher in four Mideast countries
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Sympathy for the network is highest among Muslims in Egypt | 2,508 | record_train |
Abdulla's motive, prosecutors said, was revenge for the bloodshed in @placeholder. | LONDON, England (CNN) -- The conviction of a terrorist doctor in the UK exposes how any section of society can become radicalized, a top police officer said Tuesday. Bilal Abdulla is shown being arrested after the attack at Glasgow Airport. Bilal Abdulla was well-educated and working as a doctor when he carried out his plot to plant car bombs in London -- rather than unemployed or with feelings of being outside or abandoned by society as has been seen before in the UK. Born in southern England, his family moved to Iraq when he was a child. He grew up in the capital during Saddam Hussein's rule and went to the University of Baghdad before returning to Britain to attend Cambridge University.
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Dr. Bilal Abdulla's professional life is different to radicals seen before in UK
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Anti terror officer tells PA Abdulla was a self-taught, self-starter
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Abdulla planned car bomb attacks in June 2007 on targets in Glasgow and London
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He was found guilty of conspiracy to murder in June 2007 | 2,509 | record_train |
On the course, Poulter's most notable successes have come in the @placeholder. | (CNN) -- One is a hip-hop superstar and music mogul who dazzles audiences with his lyrical prowess, the other is a gregarious golfer who fights with the world's best to sink balls in the fewest shots. Their professions may be world's apart but rapper Sean "P Diddy" Combs and Ian Poulter have more in common than first meets the eye. That's because Combs and Poulter -- who are both ferocious self-publicists, lovers of the high life and boast their own clothing lines -- are two examples of celebrities building business around their personalities. "Brand Poulter" may have some way to go to match the Combs empire -- which includes a record label, restaurants and advertising operations worth $475 million according to Forbes Magazine -- but his entrepreneurial endeavour is showing promise.
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Golfer Ian Poulter turned professional in 1995, and has won 10 European Tour events
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He's also represented Europe at the Ryder Cup three teams, in 2004, 2006 and 2010
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In 2007 Poulter launched his own clothing label, fulfilling a lifetime ambition
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With over 1.1 million fans on Twitter, he's been labeled golf's second biggest brand | 2,510 | record_train |
Murray's book draws together a collection of ephemera from the period, providing a window into the eccentric world of pop art from the @placeholder. | (CNN)She couldn't read and she couldn't write. She was remarkably bad at public speaking. Yet mention the name "Laika" to any Russian of a certain age, and their eyes will light up with patriotic fervor. Laika was, of course, a dog. Or to be precise, the first dog to be sent into orbit. "There was this whole propaganda industry built around Laika and her canine comrades," says Damon Murray, editor of the new book Soviet Space Dogs. "Pictures of the dogs appeared on children's books, posters, toys, stamps, matchboxes, postcards, all over. It was a real cult thing." Dogs or monkeys?
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A new book provides an insight into the bizarre world of Soviet space dogs
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The first living creature to be sent into orbit was Laika, a stray dog from Moscow
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The Russian dogs became propaganda icons, portrayed as sacrificing themselves for the good of the USSR
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The Soviets switched to monkeys in the Eighties, but it is the iconography of the dogs that is the most enduring | 2,511 | record_train |
Intrepid partnership: Land Rover, the British brand synonymous with adventure, has revealed a long-term global partnership with @placeholder's pioneering commercial space venture, Virgin Galactic | By James Nye Two British brands came together on the deck of an American aircraft carrier in New York City on Monday night to announce a partnership which will one day send the first paying customers into space. Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic and Land Rover announced the joint venture during a glitzy ceremony on the retired and storied USS Intrepid. The firms said it demonstrated their shared vision of pioneering spirit, technological innovation and sense of adventure. Featuring SpaceshipTwo, the world's first commercial passenger carrying spacecraft and Land Rover's new Discovery Vision Concept car, they confirmed that Land Rover will now be the official vehicles for all Virgin Galactic's future astronauts.
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Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic announces British luxury SUV firm Land Rover provide all transport within Spaceport America, in New Mexico
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The prestigious partnership comes as Virgin Galactic finalize plans for paying customers to be rocketed into space
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Tie-in was announced on the deck of the USS Intrepid - which collected capsules from the Mercury and Gemini space programs in the 1960s | 2,512 | record_train |
A suit filed by @placeholder's mother Caroline in January last year accused Cashman of using scare tactics to force her into helping them. | Yankees general manager Brian Cashman allegedly hacked into his mistress's emails and ordered her mother to have her committed in a desperate bid to keep their affair secret. Cashman, who was married at the time, accessed Louise Meanwell's messages 28 times over three days in 2012 after she threatened to expose him, court papers delivered to Manhattan Supreme Court on Thursday allege. He found her mother's number in the contact book and warned her to keep Meanwell quiet, the suit continues. The case, reported by the New York Post, is the latest in a bitter legal feud between Cashman and Meanwell - who also goes by the last name Neathaway - that has spanned two years.
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Louise Meanwell, 39, claims Brian Cashman hacked her emails 28 times after she 'found out he had another mistress' and she threatened to go public
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Cashman 'found her mother's number in her emails, made threatening calls'
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He 'warned Caroline Meanwell to stop Louise or she would be committed'
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Cashman, who was then married, has accused Louise Meanwell of stalking | 2,513 | record_train |
They will also check and possibly replace a pump controller box on the truss, which @placeholder explains is "the oldest component of the station's backbone." | (CNN) -- Two International Space Station crew members will head out Saturday morning for a spacewalk to address an ammonia leak in the orbiter's cooling system, an emergency that forced NASA officials to work round-the-clock to hatch a plan. First detected early Thursday morning, the leak was causing ammonia to enter space -- which could be seen in the form of "flakes of snow" -- at a rate of 5 pounds per day, said Mike Suffredini, NASA's space station program manager. Ammonia is used to cool each of the solar arrays that provide electricity to station systems. The discovery spurred teams at NASA, over a busy 24-hour stretch, to go into "a full-court press to understand what the failure is" and how to address it, NASA flight director Norm Knight said at a Friday news conference.
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NEW: NASA says the spacewalk will start Saturday morning and last 6½ hours
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Ammonia is leaking from a cooling loop on a solar array on the space station
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It was spotted Thursday, and officials have worked round-the-clock since to devise a plan
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"This type of event is what the years of training were for," the orbiter's commander writes | 2,514 | record_train |
All major @placeholder airports were back to normal schedules Monday. | Paris, France (CNN) -- Western Europe was dealing with the aftermath of violent weather Monday after a winter storm dubbed "Xynthia" battered at least six countries, leaving at least 58 people dead, authorities said. Hardest hit was France, where at least 47 people were killed, according to the Interior Ministry. French President Nicolas Sarkozy visited the departments of Charente-Maritime and Vendee on the nation's west coast Monday, where the extra-tropical cyclone hit. "It's a national catastrophe," French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said Sunday. "Many people drowned, surprised by the rapid rise of the water." The combination of hurricane-force winds and high tide inundated parts of the coastal region.
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At least 55 deaths from extra-tropical cyclone, 45 of them in France
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High winds -- at times spiking to 200 km/h (124 mph) -- reached as far as Paris
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At least 100 flights canceled at Paris-Charles de Gaulle International Airport
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Deaths also reported in Spain, Portugal, Belgium, Germany and England | 2,515 | record_train |
Romantic retreat: The lavish estate was used by the @placeholder on their honeymoon | The Beverly Hills mansion that featured in The Godfather and The Bodyguard, and provided a romantic retreat for John F Kennedy and his new bride Jackie on their honeymoon, is being listed for $135 million. The historic mansion, set on six acres of land close to Sunset Boulevard, has had only four owners since it was built in the 1920s, but countless A-list celebrities, royalty and high-profile figures have been guests there. From the honeymooning Kennedys, to parties for Rihanna and Prince Albert of Monaco, the legendary Beverly House had become nearly as famous as those who have graced its rooms.
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Beverly House is a 30-bedroom property just a few blocks from Sunset Boulevard
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The sprawling estate, built in the 1920s, appears in several films including The Bodyguard
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The Kennedys, Rihanna and the Prince of Monaco are among the property's famous guests | 2,516 | record_train |
The 7-month old hasn't had a single seizure since being separated from @placeholder. | By Ashley Collman Arrested: Teen mom Violet Hinrichs, 19, was arrested last week after police caught her on hospital surveillance video abusing her 7-month-old son A teen mom in Florida was arrested last week for chocking her 7-month-old baby to the point of seizures. Staff at St Joseph's Children's Hospital in Tampa alerted police after they noticed bruising on the neck of an infant named Danny, being monitored for seizures and sleep apnea. Police reviewed surveillance footage taken in the hospital and noticed several instances where Danny's 19-year-old mother Violet Hinrichs squeezed him so hard he passed out. The Port Richey woman was arrested April 29 and charged with four counts of child abuse and is currently being held on $80,000 bond.
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Violet Hinrichs was caught on hospital surveillance video squeezing infant son Danny until he passed out
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The 19-year-old Port Richey woman was arrested last week on four counts of child abuse
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When released from the hospital, Danny will be put in foster care
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Hinrichs' sister says she has the mental capacity of an eight year old and may be suffering from Munchausen syndrome
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Those who suffer from the psychiatric disorder make up illnesses to gain sympathy from others | 2,517 | record_train |
"We are disappointed that the @placeholder would not allow a decent amount of time to pass to allow a son to mourn the passing of his father," the statement said. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- U.S. Rep. Rick Renzi has been indicted on charges he promised to support legislation in exchange for a land deal that netted the Arizona Republican more than $700,000, the Justice Department said Friday. In a 35-count indictment unsealed early Friday, Renzi, 49, is charged with conspiracy, wire fraud, money laundering, extortion and insurance fraud. Also named in the indictment is Renzi's former business partner and real estate investor, James W. Sandlin, 56, of Sherman, Texas, and Andrew Beardall, 36, of Rockville, Maryland. Renzi's attorneys, Reid Weingarten and Kelly Kramer, denied their client had done anything wrong. "We will fight these charges until he is vindicated and his family's name is restored," the attorneys said in a statement.
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NEW: Rep. Rick Renzi received $733,000 from land deal, indictment says
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NEW: Renzi's attorneys say their client has done nothing wrong and will fight charges
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Indictment says Arizona Republican pushed land swap benefiting former partner
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The 35-count indictment names Renzi, two other businessmen as defendants | 2,518 | record_train |
@placeholder has had the dog named Ingrid for four years, and usually does not hold its leash. | By Ryan Gorman and Zoe Szathmary PUBLISHED: 18:42 EST, 12 October 2013 | UPDATED: 18:44 EST, 12 October 2013 A thief who tried to steal a service dog from a woman with cerebral palsy was sentenced to 2 years behind bars on Friday. Quincy T. Mathews, 20, pled guilty to robbery on in an Ohio court, The Toledo Blade reports. Surveillance footage caught Mathews in July trying to steal a service dog from Arrica Okenka, 30, on a Toledo bus. Police posted the video to Facebook and asked to public to help identify the would-be thief, Northwest Ohio reports.
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Quincy Mathews claimed he reached for victim Arrica Okenka's purse, mistakenly grabbed her dog Ingrid
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Okenka has cerebral palsy and needs the dog for almost all routine tasks
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Judge told Mathews 'You still have a lot of growing up to do' | 2,519 | record_train |
'@placeholder in particular wasn't very well and she shared with me some very dark thoughts which she hadn't done before. | By Gerard Couzens Kate McCann contemplated suicide after a 'smear campaign' by a Portuguese police chief who claimed she had covered up daughter Madeleine's death, a libel trial heard today. A British psychologist who counselled Mrs McCann revealed she confessed to secret 'dark thoughts' after disgraced detective Goncalo Amaral's shocking book was followed by a TV documentary based on it. Alan Pike, a trauma expert who has been helping the McCanns since Madeleine's May 3 2007 disappearance on the Algarve, told a Lisbon court: 'Kate thought about not being around anymore. Defamed? Kate McCann, pictured speaking to press outside Lisbon's civil court last week, has brought a case of libel against the former police chief in the country who she says launched a 'smear campaign' against her
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Alan Pike, Kate McCann's psychologist, told a civil court she confessed 'dark thoughts' to him after the former detective's book was published
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Police chief claimed the McCanns hid their daughter's body after a car crash
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Kate's psychologist Alan Pike said she experienced a 'second trauma'
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Evidence heard in Lisbon in £1million libel case against Goncalo Amaral | 2,520 | record_train |
Shock: @placeholder husband has been jailed after sexually abusing a child during the period she was serving as US Transportation Secretary | Terryl Gene Peters Sr, 67, also was sentenced on Friday after raping a seven-year-old girl in Arizona The husband of former U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for raping a seven-year-old girl. Terryl Gene Peters Sr, 67, also was sentenced on Friday to lifetime probation for one count of child molestation and two counts of attempted child molestation, according to Maricopa County prosecutors. Peters pleaded guilty to one count of molestation of a child and two counts of attempted molestation. Peters, of Peoria, Arizona, was accused of sexually abusing the child in April 2008.
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Terryl Gene Peters Sr, 67, sentenced in Maricopa County, Arizona
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He admitted raping the child in April 2008 while his wife was working at the White House in the Bush administration | 2,521 | record_train |
Fans in Melbourne watch as @placeholder got on their way to leading 259 for five by the end of day one | Life as the Australia captain continues to treat Steve Smith well as he shone on day one of the third Test with India in Melbourne. Smith ended the opening day of the famous Boxing Day Test at the MCG unbeaten on 72 as the Baggy Green just about shaded honours on 259 for five. Captain Smith made sure any advantage was a home one, digging in at the end to continue his fine form so far against the touring Indians. Life as the Australia captain continues to treat Steve Smith (batting) well on day one of the third Test Smith ended the opening day of the famous Boxing Day Test at the MCG unbeaten on 72 not out
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Australia end day one of third Test against India on 259 for five
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Captain Steve Smith ends on 72 not out at the MCG on Boxing Day
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Smith made 162 in the first Test in Adelaide then 133 in Brisbane
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Australia are 2-0 up in the series and looked impressive in Melbourne
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India had a look in at 216 for five but Smith and Brad Haddin pulled away | 2,522 | record_train |
The players go into a celebratory huddle after @placeholder removed James Taylor to seal the title | Ryan Sidebottom ripped through the Nottinghamshire lower order to secure Yorkshire the County Championship for the first time in 13 years. The former England fast bowler took four wickets on the final morning at Trent Bridge to bowl Nottinghamshire out for 177 and seal a win for Yorkshire by an innings and 152 runs. James Taylor, who aside from a first innings duck has been in superb form recently, made a resolute 75, but wickets tumbled around him and the 36-year-old Sidebottom eventually removed him to make certain of the Championship title with a game to spare. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Nottinghamshire v Yorkshire highlights
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Ryan Sidebottom takes six wickets to secure title with a game to spare
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Yorkshire win their first title since 2001
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Nottinghamshire thrashed by innings and 152 runs
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Captain Andrew Gale not allowed to lift the trophy after being banned
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Jonny Bairstow dedicates win to Gale and says it was disappointing the captain could not be on the pitch for victory | 2,523 | record_train |
West Brom then joked that @placeholder would head the ball on for Ricardo Fuller (second left) to chase | West Bromwich Albion turned to Tony Pulis for his remarkable record of never being relegated – but seven years ago the matchday programme was rather less complimentary. As manager of Stoke, a piece from the 2007-08 season savaged his methods. 'Stoke train with cannons rescued from local medieval ruins,' read the article. 'Footballs are loaded into them and fired into the distance for [Mamady] Sidibe to head and [Ricardo] Fuller to run after. It’s a game plan that squeezes the life out of what used to be known as football.’ Tony Pulis was unveiled as West Bromwich Albion manager at The Hawthorns on Friday
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West Brom sacked Alan Irvine on Monday, replacing him with Tony Pulis
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The club are 17th in the Premier League, a point above the relegation zone
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Pulis' methods were ridiculed by West Brom during the 2007-08 season | 2,524 | record_train |
She purportedly told @placeholder she was worried about how her husband was handling their divorce but was happier than she'd been in years. | (CNN) -- A former policeman is on trial in Kansas, accused of killing his wife and setting their home on fire more than two years ago. Attorneys for Brett Seacat say his wife, Vashti, started the fire and shot herself. But prosecutors say he was upset about the dissolution of their marriage, giving him more than enough motive. On Monday, jurors heard from the Seacats' marriage counselor, CNN affiliate KWCH reported. Connie Suderman testified that Seacat called her just hours after his wife's death in April 2011. "He said, 'I killed her, Vashti is dead and it's my fault.' That's what he said," Suderman said, according to KWCH.
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Brett Seacat is on trial for allegedly killing his wife, Vashti
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Defense attorneys say she started the fire and shot herself
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Prosecutors say he was upset about the couple's divorce | 2,525 | record_train |
Connelly said he would wait until after Florida finalizes its primary date before naming @placeholder's date. | (CNN) -- A Republican-appointed commission in Florida could turn the 2012 GOP presidential nominating calendar topsy-turvy Friday if it goes ahead with plans to shift the state's primary to January 31. The move would flout Republican National Committee rules that forbid any state -- other than the first four early voting states -- from holding a contest before March 6, likely sparking a chain reaction as those states move their contests into January to protect their roles in the process. Florida's representatives on the RNC approved the current calendar rules at a meeting last year. But top Florida Republicans have since demanded that their state go fifth in the 2012 process, after the first four "carve out" states of Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina.
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Florida aims to move primary date to January 31
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Traditional early states would then be forced to leapfrog their dates into early January
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Republican leadership could penalize Florida by limiting delegates seated at convention
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States must submit their primary and caucuses to the Republican National Committee by Saturday | 2,526 | record_train |
are waiting for the toxicology report on @placeholder, and I dread to think | By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 05:42 EST, 19 June 2012 | UPDATED: 10:23 EST, 19 June 2012 Tragic: Adam Atkinson, 20, was killed in the accident at the HM Martinique hotel in Magaluf, Majorca, in April The father of a British tourist who died after falling down three flights of stairs while drunk has hit out at cheap alcohol deals. Adam Atkinson, 20, from Castleford, West Yorkshire, was killed in the accident at the HM Martinique hotel in Magaluf, Majorca, in April. His father Alan Atkinson has called for tougher laws governing the selling of cheap alcohol in tourist resorts popular with young people.
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Adam Atkinson, 20, was killed in the accident at the HM Martinique hotel in Magaluf, Majorca in April
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His father Alan Atkinson has called for tougher laws to police the sale of cheap alcohol in tourist resorts | 2,527 | record_train |
'The average temperature for this time of year is @placeholder in the north and 13 in the south. | By Lizzie Edmonds Britons can expect high temperatures of up to 19C this Easter weekend - hotter than popular holiday destination Greece. Forecasters at the Met Office say the south east will see dry and settled conditions throughout the week with temperatures hitting highs of 18C on Wednesday. By Easter Sunday, those in the region will be basking in highs of up to 19C - well average temperatures of 13C for April. Ready for the sun: Mia and Leo Rogers brave the waves in Bournemouth, Dorset. The south can expect high temperatures of up to 19C this Easter weekend Hollie Butterworth, 11 months, gets stuck into playtime at the Dorset beach. The weather is expected to top popular holiday destinations in Greece - which will see highs of just 17C
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Clear and sunny with highs of 19C on Easter Sunday in the south east
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Average April temperatures for south is 13C and north 10C
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Athens in Greece will be just 16C on Easter Sunday and Rome, Italy 9C
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He claimed the attacks were necessary to protect @placeholder from multiculturalism. | Washington (CNN) -- In the hours after the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, law enforcement officials were searching for a dark-skinned Middle Eastern man in connection to the attack that killed 168 people, including 19 children. Meanwhile, Timothy McVeigh, the real bomber, was getting away. Following the 1996 bombing at the Atlanta Olympics, investigators and the media initially focused on a local security guard named Richard Jewell. The real terrorist, Eric Robert Rudolph, who later admitted to planting the pipe bomb that killed two and injured 111 others, remained free until he was caught in 2003. And even in 2011 in Norway, when a bomb went off outside the prime minister's office, killing eight people, followed by the shooting deaths of 69 people at a Labour Party youth camp, police immediately started looking for Muslims or radical Islamists.
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In attacks in Oklahoma City, Atlanta and Norway, reports of an initial suspect were wrong
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Officials and the media were guilty of a rush to judgment in those instances
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A video released on Saturday purports to show militants from both @placeholder and Pakistan pledging support to Islamic State. | An offshoot of the Middle East's Islamic State insurgency has begun operating on southern Afghanistan, less than three months after British combat troops withdrew from the region. A man identified as Mullah Abdul Rauf was actively recruiting fighters for the groups, flying black flags and, according to some sources, even battling Taliban militants. Local sources said Rauf, a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner, had set up his base in Helmand province and was offering good wages to anyone willing to fight for the Islamic State. Spreading state: Kashmiri protesters hold up a flag of the Islamic State during a demonstration against Israeli killings in Gaza in this July 2014 file photo. There is now an Islamic State group operating in Afghanistan
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New leader actively recruiting fighters and even battling Taliban militants
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Tribal leaders report that recruits are offered $500 a month to join up
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@placeholder isn't the only payment service to collaborate with a fuel giant. | For years drivers have been told not to use their phones on petrol station forecourts. But from April, Shell customers will be encouraged to use these devices to pay for petrol when the firm rolls out a mobile payment scheme. Customers at the majority of Shell’s 1,000 stations will be able to fill up their car before using an smartphone app to buy fuel without ever having to queue. Later this year, customers at the majority of Shell’s petrol stations will be able to use their smartphone to pay for fuel without leaving their car (illustrated). The petrol giant has partnered with PayPal to produce the free service available on iPhone and Android handsets
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Service launching this year is a collaboration between Shell and PayPal
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Customers will be able to use the service through the Shell Motorist app or the PayPal app and will begin by selecting the pump they are using
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A receipt is automatically sent though to the user's phone
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"We have to secure this bridge and stop the terrorists from crossing over into @placeholder. | Fotokol, Cameroon (CNN)A Cameroonian soldier lies in a trench, the tip of his Kalashnikov rifle pointing toward the Nigerian town of Gambaru, which has been taken over by Boko Haram terrorists. A pickup loaded with Chadian troops crosses the bridge into Gambaru to reinforce their peers locked in an hours-long heavy exchange of gunfire with Boko Haram fighters. A suspected terrorist attempts to cross the El Beid River, which separates Gambaru from Fotokol in Cameroon, but is hit by a bullet from a Cameroonian soldier. That battle took place on February 11, but "fighting here has become a daily occurrence," says Maj. Nlate Ebale of the Rapid Intervention Battalion -- known as BIR -- of the Cameroon military.
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Cameroon and Chadian forces fight Boko Haram militants across the border area with Nigeria
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It is named after Dr @placeholder who first described the cells in the skin from which the disease develops. | By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 07:11 EST, 4 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:50 EST, 4 November 2013 A four-year-old girl is battling a disease that means her tiny bones could shatter at the slightest knock. Hollie Hunter from Chester-le-Street, County Durham, suffers from Langerhans' cell histiocytosis, which affects just one in 200,000 children. Hollie was diagnosed after she broke her arm in a minor fall and now doctors are hoping to be able to cure her with chemotherapy. Hollie Hunter (pictured with her mother, Kim) suffers from Langerhans' cell histiocytosis a rare cancer-like condition which affects just one in 200,000 children in the UK. She was diagnosed after breaking her arm
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Hollie Hunter has the cancer-like condition Langerhans' cell histiocytosis
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It occurs when the body has too many Langerhans' cells and they travel around the body causing damage to the bones and organs
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While Daisy and @placeholder theorise that the cat is getting the toys from neighbour's gardens, they don't know for certain where they're coming from | By Larisa Brown PUBLISHED: 19:35 EST, 30 December 2013 | UPDATED: 19:38 EST, 30 December 2013 At first, producer Daisy Ayliffe thought she had an intruder on her hands. Giant cuddly teddy bears kept appearing one-by-one outside her bedroom door, ready to greet her as she rose for work. Then one morning the mystery was solved as a real-life cat burglar, Zaza, peered in through the cat flap surreptitiously carrying a soft giant doughnut. Daisy Ayliffe, 32 and her Partner Ben Wicks, 32 with their cat Zaza who has been stealing soft toys The tortie oriental pedigree treated her owners to 17 toys in a single month
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Zaza the five-year-old tortie oriental pedigree has been stealing
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She brought back 17 soft toys in a month from neighbours
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Caught by owner Daisy dragging a soft doghnut through cat flap
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Mr @placeholder says: 'If somebody's joking around, I don't care because I take it whatever way I want.' | By Daily Mail Reporter Jack Froese suddenly died in June 2011 aged just 32 from a heart arrhythmia, leaving behind a number of grieving friends and family. But five months after his death, some of those who were closest to him started receiving mysterious emails from his account mentioning private conversations they had had with him just before his death. The family of the Pennsylvania man say no one had his account password and they don't believe it was hacked. Scroll down for video Shocked: Gary Hart, left, was stunned to receive an email from his friend Jack Froese, right, months after his premature death last year
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Jack Froese died of heart arrhythmia aged 32
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for their vacation to start, as @placeholder had changed into a pair of chinos | By Jessica Jerreat, Associated Press Reporter and Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 00:41 EST, 12 August 2013 | UPDATED: 04:58 EST, 12 August 2013 The Obama's dog has arrived for the family's annual vacation in style, jetting in on a state-of-the-art aircraft with his own contingent of security agents. Bo, the Obama's beloved Portuguese water hound, was airlifted from the White House to rendezvous with his family at Martha's Vineyard. Going on vacation is no mean feat for the First Family, with more than 70 secret service agents to find rooms for, public roads to be closed for the President's outings - and the first pooch must be ferried over in a Marine Corps chopper.
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First Family returned to the elite vacation spot after skipping annual holiday before last year's election
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Bo, the Obama family's beloved dog, arrived for the holiday in a MV-22 Osprey aircraft
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Her husband was deployed in the @placeholder at the time. | By Associated Press and Helen Pow A Tampa woman tried to manipulate her dead daughter's face into a smile after she allegedly shot her and her teenage brother in a meticulously planned double murder, a doctor told jurors today. During the seventh day of Julie Schenecker's trial in Hillsborough County Court, two doctors said the 53-year-old former military wife had a plan to kill her children, and cited her journal writings that detailed the plan as evidence. She is charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Calyx, her 16-year-old daughter and Beau, her 13-year-old son. The teens were shot to death while her now ex-Army officer husband was on a 10-day deployment to the Middle East.
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During the 7th day of Julie Schenecker's trial Wednesday, two doctors said the 53-year-old former military wife had a plan to kill her children
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They cited her journal writings that detailed the plan as evidence
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She is charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of Calyx, her 16-year-old daughter and Beau, her 13-year-old son
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Dr. Randy Otto told the jury that Schenecker told him after she shot her children, she tried to manipulate Calyx's mouth into a smile
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her brothers @placeholder was also a singer and she leaves behind husband | Backstreet Boys star Nick and singer Aaron Carter today paid tribute to their sister Leslie following her tragic death yesterday at the age of 25. She passed away in Upstate New York after moving there to be with her family 'while she attempted to kick an addiction to prescription medication,' according to TMZ. They report that the blonde left Canada and moved into a property with family members, who had attempted to 'rid the home of any prescription medication, including Xanax.' They write: 'Sources say family members believed Leslie would be OK to stay alone in the home for roughly an hour yesterday while they ran errands ... but when they returned, Leslie was unconscious.'
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Nick dedicates upcoming tour to sister's memory
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Aaron takes leave from off-Broadway production
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Autopsy revealed 'no visible signs of trauma'
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Mother-of-one was 'battling addiction to prescription medications like Xanax'
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Family 'believe she died as a result of an overdose after being left alone for an hour' | 2,538 | record_train |
The warm weather has given way to downpours as @placeholder approaches Britain | He famously told the nation there was no hurricane in the offing and we could sleep soundly in our beds - just hours before the Great Storm of 1987. But now, as a fierce storm heads across the Atlantic, Michael Fish has warned there will be 'some really nasty weather' over the weekend. The 70-year-old veteran weatherman today said that charts show the pressure at the centre of Hurricane Bertha has dropped to 974 millibars. This is close to the 967mb measured during last year’s devastating St Jude's Day Storm, which saw gusts of 99mph tear down trees and spark flash floods.
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Michael Fish, 70, said there will be 'some really nasty weather' over weekend, with 'strong winds and heavy rain'
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Veteran weatherman warned charts show pressure at the centre of Hurricane Bertha has dropped to 974 millibars
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Comes nearly 27 years after he told nation there was no hurricane in offing - just hours before Great Storm of 1987
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Hurricane Bertha is currently heading across Atlantic, potentially bringing fierce winds and torrential rain to UK
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'I was so far out of my comfort zone,' says @placeholder, a marine biologist. | There's not much ex-Marine, natural historian and presenter Monty Halls won't do in the name of adventure. 'At one point I was sleeping in a coffin-shaped, scorpion-filled cavity 500 feet up a limestone cliff face,' he tells Mail Online Travel. His new series, Lost Worlds, charts his escapades with explorer, survival expert and pioneering climber Leo Houlding to some of the world's furthest flung corners. Scroll down for video... Monty Halls, left, and Leo Houlding, right, travelled to the rainforests of Guyana and the Mulu caves in Borneo for their new show Lost Worlds The pair travelled deep into to the rainforests of Guyana and the Mulu caves in Borneo. Their aim? To seek out places mankind has never set food, to find out if the age of exploration is really over.
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TV wildlife presenter and ex-marine Monty Halls and climber Leo Houlding braved world's farthest flung corners
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The pair battled poisonous snakes, scorpions, bullet ants, gravity defying hammocks and hazardous cave networks
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Morsi tried to reassure @placeholder that the new constitution "will be drafted without exemption of any stakeholders or exclusion of any parties, forces or currents." | Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- Egypt's top political parties have agreed to nominate a member of the Muslim Brotherhood as the nation's next parliament speaker, the first time in decades that an Islamist would hold that post. The Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party won more than 40% of the seats in recent elections and is expected to lead the country's first parliament chosen since the ouster of former President Hosni Mubarak. The FJP-led alliance nominated its secretary-general, Mohamed al-Katatni, as parliament speaker. Al-Katatni, described as a moderate on the Brotherhood's website, was detained by Mubarak's state security forces together with FJP leaders Essam El-Erian and Mohamed Morsi, the chairman of the FJP.
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The Muslim Brotherhood's political arm won more than 40% of parliamentary seats
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The new parliament convenes a year after the Egyptian protests began
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Separately, @placeholder agreed to approve subpoenas to get access to social media sites that the victim may have used. | By Associated Press Renisha McBride's phone contained several selfies of her with a gun, with marijuana and with cash Jurors in the upcoming trial of a Detroit-area man who shot a young, drunk woman on his porch won't see selfies of the victim with a gun, marijuana and cash, a judge said Monday in another defeat for the defense. Theodore Wafer's attorneys want to show the photos from Renisha McBride's cellphone to demonstrate that she had an aggressive side. But Wayne County Judge Dana Hathaway said there could be a 'million reasons' why the 19-year-old posed that way. 'There is nothing in the photographs that establishes a reputation for violent or aggressive behavior,' Hathaway said.
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Renisha McBride's cell phone contained pictures of her with marijuana, a gun and flashing cash
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She was killed outside Detroit by Theodore Wafer after she knocked on his door following a car crash on November 2, 2013
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Wafter's defense lawyers are trying to establish that she had 'a reputation for aggressive behavior' | 2,542 | record_train |
Afterward, procedures and hierarchies were overhauled in Korea and elsewhere, including the @placeholder | By Associated Press Pilot mismanagement and confusion caused Asiana Flight 214 to crash in San Francisco last year, federal accident investigators concluded today. The National Transportation Safety Board said at a hearing in Washington D.C today that there was confusion over whether one of the airliner's key controls was maintaining speed. The agency also cited the complexity of the Boeing 777's autothrottle and pilot training by the South Korea-based airline as contributing to the crash, which killed three passengers and injured more than 200. Scroll down for video The wreckage of Asiana Flight 214 seen on the ground after it crashed at the San Francisco International Airport in San Francisco on July 6, 2013
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Complexity of the Boeing 777's autothrottle and pilot training contributed to crash
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The Obama administration quickly sought to play down the threat and the consensus inside the U.S. government is that North Korea does not yet have a nuclear device that would fit longer-range missiles which conceivably could reach @placeholder territories. | By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 08:00 EST, 12 April 2013 | UPDATED: 09:53 EST, 12 April 2013 Americans are searching the web for information about North Korea with astonishing frequency, vastly outstripping those for Barack Obama and Beyonce, it emerged today. Google searches for the pariah state, which has the world on high alert over its nuclear ambitions, are seven times the previous peak in 2006 when it carried out an atom bomb test. Last week, the term 'North Korea' was the third-most popular on Twitter, only behind Easter and Good Friday. Popularity contest: Americans are searching online for information about North Korea and its warmongering dictator Kim Jong Un (left) far more frequently than global pop star Beyonce (right)
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Kim Jong Un's regime nearly ten times more popular than singer on Google
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Term 'North Korea' was the third-most searched for on Twitter last week
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But @placeholder has actively attempted to lure promising workers from abroad after it decided to welcome well qualified workers from the south of Europe. | PUBLISHED: 04:46 EST, 11 July 2013 | UPDATED: 18:51 EST, 12 July 2013 Millions of Europe's unemployed youth are moving to more wealthy countries in the European Union as they desperately try to find work. New figures have revealed that the number of Europeans who have moved to better off countries in the north to find work has doubled since the economic crises first hit four years ago, with Britain and Germany topping the list of choices. Almost a quarter of the EU's under 25s - some 5.6million - are now unemployed. New figures have revealed that the number of Europeans who have moved to better off countries to find work has doubled to five million since the economic crises first hit four years ago, with Britain and Germany topping the list of choices.
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Almost a quarter of the EU's under 25s are unemployed - some 5.6million
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'If the artist had said evil on @placeholder’s forehead then maybe I could have accepted it. | By Rob Preece Murdered: A painting of teenager Rebecca Aylward, apparently showing blood coming from her head, has been covered up by art exhibition organisers after the girl's mother called it 'sick and disgusting' Controversial paintings of a schoolboy and his ex-girlfriend, who he murdered for a bet, have had to be covered up at an art exhibition after the victim's mother described them as 'sick and disgusting'. Sonia Oatley, 50, protested after pictures of her daughter's teenage killer Joshua Davies went on display at an arts and culture festival in Wales. Another of the images at the festival appeared to show Sonia's 15-year-old daughter Rebecca with blood coming from her head.
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Paintings showing killer Joshua Davies and his 15-year-old victim Rebecca Aylward went on display at exhibition in Llandow, Vale of Glamorgan, Wales
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Festival organisers agreed to cover the pictures after complaints by Rebecca's mother Sonia
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Mrs Oatley, of Bridgend, described the paintings, by artist David Rees Davies, as 'sick and disgusting'
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Killer Davies was jailed last year for luring Rebecca to woods and bludgeoning her to death with a rock | 2,546 | record_train |
"I would definitely say there is a difference between the @placeholder that's on stage and the Usher who balances the regular life of being an entertainer," he said. | (CNN) -- You know you've reached a special level of fame when you're known by just your first name. For R&B superstar Usher (full name Usher Raymond), achieving his place among the entertainment industry's first-namers has come with the sale of tens of millions of records and multiple Grammy Awards. "I'm definitely living my dream to the fullest... What I do is very positive and an indication that if you simply believe in your dreams, you can make it," he told CNN. When not performing the man who recently visited the gambling city of Macau during his first tour of China is a more modest character.
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U.S. R&B superstar was friend of Michael Jackson
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Asked why he doesn't still wear his wedding ring, as @placeholder wears hers, he said, "She took my ring." | (Entertainment Weekly) -- In a sound-bite sure to be re-watched in years to come by the eight kids Jon and Kate Gosselin have brought into the world, Jon Gosselin told Good Morning America, "I despise her." Jon Gosselin speaks out about his bitter break-up with his wife in a new television interview. Kate, said Jon, "beat me down... like a lame fish." Speaking to interviewer Chris Cuomo, Gosselin, always the less voluble of the couple and recently better known for pictures of his post-separation partying than his pithy statements, let loose. "Stop feeding into the frenzy," he responded when Cuomo asked if he had a message to Kate.
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"Our relationship will never be fixed," Jon Gosselin says in a television interview
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Jon and Kate Gosselin have been going through a bitter break-up
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@placeholder took refuge behind a fortified door with heavy metal bars to keep the attackers from breaking in. | Federal authorities have filed the first criminal charges in the investigation of the deadly terror attack on the U.S. diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya, people briefed on the matter said. Several suspects charged in the armed assault last September 11 include prominent Libyan militia figure Ahmed Abu Khattala, the sources said. Other identities were not disclosed. The counts initially sought months ago in New York are still under seal, according to the sources. The investigation of the attack that killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans continues, these people said, as investigators try to build their case against Khattala and others who authorities believe were involved.
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FIRST ON CNN: Charges filed against Libyan militia leader Ahmed Abu Khattala, others
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Attack last September killed Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans
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Hampering @placeholder are underwater favorability ratings, with 45% of those surveyed offering a positive opinion of the first-term senator and 52% saying they view him unfavorably. | Washington (CNN) -- Alaska's Senate race is an increasingly prime pickup opportunity for Republicans, with Democratic Sen. Mark Begich trailing challenger Dan Sullivan by 6 percentage points, a new CNN/ORC International Poll shows. Sullivan earned 50% support compared to 44% for Begich, according to the survey of 704 likely voters that was conducted October 1-6. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.5 points. The race is key for Republicans who hope to gain control of the Senate by capturing at least six seats currently held by Democrats. It looks increasingly important as Democrats pump resources into states like Kansas and South Dakota that weeks ago looked like GOP locks.
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Democratic Sen. Mark Begich is trailing GOP challenger Dan Sullivan, 50%-44%.
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The Alaska Senate race is key to Republicans' hopes of winning control of the chamber.
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Other factors in population growth are the age profile of British Muslims - with more people at an age where they would be raising children - the traditions of larger families within some ethnic groups, the fact there was a better response to the @placeholder's question on religion, and the possibility that numbers may have been under-counted in 2001. | The number of Muslim children in England and Wales has doubled in a decade, according to the most detailed study of its kind. An analysis of 2011 Census data carried out by the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) suggests the Muslim population increased by more than a million in the ten years from 2001, rising 75 per cent from 1.5 million to 2.7 million. The research shows that one in 12 school-age children is now Muslim, and a third of all Muslims are aged 15 and under, with half under the age of 25. A new study undertaken by the Muslim Council of Britain has analysed the 2011 Census to reveal details of Britain's growing Muslim population - as seen in this info graphic
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A third of all Muslims in England and Wales are aged 15 and under
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Analysis of 2011 Census suggests Muslim population has risen by 75%
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Number in UK increased from 1.5 million in 2001 to 2.7 million in 2011
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Research was carried out by the Muslim Council of Britain
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In some parts of Birmingham more than 80% of school pupils are Muslim
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The Muslim prison population is 'disproportionately large', according to researchers, with Muslims accounting 13 per cent of prisoners within England and Wales
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There is a higher rate of unemployment among Muslim women compared with the wider population
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Wearing an orange Marlins jersey that looks like it could glow in the dark didn't go over well in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- The Miami Marlins are not playing in this year's World Series. So why was a guy sitting behind home plate at Kauffman Stadium, home of the Kansas City Royals, in a bright orange Miami Marlins jersey at Games 1 and 2? That mystery man is Laurence Leavy. He is the Marlins Man. And he loves watching sports in person and up close. Leavy, 58, is a compensation lawyer who lives in Miami. He isn't married and doesn't have any children, giving him extra disposable income to attend high-profile sporting events in high-profile seats. He told CNN he's been to 27 Super Bowls, and he recently told The Miami Herald that he has been to more than 200 NBA playoff games and at least 85 World Series games.
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Laurence Leavy likes to attend high-profile sporting events in high-profile seats
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A breakup with a woman who didn't like sporting events pushed him to go to more games
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"That was about 15 years ago, and I've been doing it ever since," he says
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her hallucinations, @placeholder said that the wilderness got to her, making | By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 04:57 EST, 23 May 2013 | UPDATED: 07:27 EST, 23 May 2013 A volunteer searcher who broke his back while looking for a teenager who was lost in Orange County wilderness says he deserves restitution if the teen is convicted on drug charges. Nick Papageorge, 20, said after Nic Cendoya's arraignment was postponed Wednesday that his medical bills could total $350,000, City News Service reported. Papageorge searched Trabuco Canyon's woods with other members of the Orange County sheriff's volunteer search team when Cendoya, 19, and his friend Kyndall Jack, 18, went missing on Easter Sunday.
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Nick Papageorge, 20, hurt as he looked for the teen lost in Orange County
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Nic Cendoya, 19, went missing on Easter Sunday with a friend
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Bolton's poor start to the season continued as they went down to 2-1 at @placeholder. | By Simeon Gholam for MailOnline Follow @@SimGholam Nottingham Forest thrashed Reading 4-0 at the City Ground to return to the top of the Championship table on Saturday. Norwich City's 1-0 win at Ipswich earlier in the day had put the Canaries first for a couple of hours, but Michail Antonio, returning to haunt his former club, scored twice before Matty Fryatt and Britt Assombalonga rounded off the scoring to restore Stuart Pearce side's position at the summit. Elsewhere, Jordan Rhodes, Grant Hanley and Rudy Gestede all netted for Blackburn as they raced into a 3-0 half time lead at home against Bournemouth. The Cherries seemed down and out before a Brett Pitman penalty and Steve Cook pulled them to within touching distance of a draw, but it wasn't quite enough as Gary Bowyer's side just held on for a 3-2 victory.
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Nottingham Forest thrash Reading 4-0 to go top of the Championship
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It would help them to victory, and then America would become stronger, having real friends in power in the post-revolutionary @placeholder. | (CNN) -- The 2011 Arab uprisings presented the United States with a historic opportunity to take a clear stand on the side of freedom and democracy and strengthen its own standing in the process. Incredibly, the Obama administration has blundered and stumbled, with a response marked by timidity and caution. As a result, America appears weaker, less influential and less trusted, while the Arab Middle East continues to seethe with instability and violence. Today, as the Egyptian state shudders, with millions taking to the streets infuriated with a government that is taking the country down a path they do not trust, and as Syrians continue to slaughter each other, with death toll approaching 100,000, there is no side in the conflicts that feels warmly toward America.
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Frida Ghitis: The Arab uprisings gave the U.S. a historic chance to side with freedom
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Ghitis: Incredibly, the Obama administration's response has been marked by timidity
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in six Tests the @placeholder recovery was close to complete as they | By Paul Newman In Sydney PUBLISHED: 02:03 EST, 3 January 2014 | UPDATED: 04:22 EST, 3 January 2014 The story of the Ashes has been the same for England from first to last and it followed a dismally familiar pattern for them on the first day of the last Test when they wasted a clear opportunity to bowl Australia out cheaply. England backed up their promise to usher in a new era, with the Ashes long gone, by picking three debutants in the same match for the first time in seven years but they could not avert the same old script unfolding at the SCG.
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Ben Stokes takes six wickets on first day of fifth Test in Sydney
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Real could not win a 10th @placeholder title, though Mourinho guided "Los Blancos" to three successive Champions League semifinals after several seasons of waiting to reach even the last eight. | (CNN) -- Once "the Special One," Jose Mourinho now calls himself "the Happy One" -- but his much-hyped first press conference back at Chelsea revealed that his new character may well be "the Stable One." Nine years and a day after he was first unveiled at the English Premier League club as the brightest coaching talent in world football, Mourinho returned to London after what he described as the worst season of his career in Spain with Real Madrid. He has signed a four-year contract, but has never lasted that long at any club he has managed despite winning multiple national titles and two European crowns.
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Jose Mourinho says he is looking for stability as he returns to Chelsea after six years away
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Portuguese coach insists he did not have a bad relationship with owner Roman Abramovich
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He is hoping to see out the whole four years of his contract with English Premier League club
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It will simply go to those other foundations committed to further @placeholder integration.’ | Ukip is set to secure a £1.5 million pot of taxpayers' cash by forming a new European-wide political party. The funding follows the formation of the Alliance for Direct Democracy in Europe, a pan-European political party which is dominated by Ukip. East Midlands Ukip MEP Roger Helmer said if the Eurosceptic party did not take the money it would go to ‘integrationist organisations’ promoting ever-close union. Ukip leader Nigel Farage has formed a new Alliance for Direct Democracy in Europe to secure taxpayer funding But the decision has sparked a fresh row within the party – with some MEPs fiercely opposed to taking the Brussels funds.
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Funding follows formation of the Alliance for Direct Democracy in Europe
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Visitors may pick up the disease and bring it back to the @placeholder, potentially infecting those who cannot be vaccinated against the measles because they are too young, for example, or who have intentionally remained unvaccinated. | Sixty-eight and counting. An outbreak of measles in Ohio has infected 68 people, adding to what is already an 18-year high of measles cases in the United States. That's disturbing news for health professionals, who considered the contagious infectious disease eliminated in the United States in 2000. The outbreak in Ohio began with a group from Christian Aid Ministries, who went on a mission trip to the Philippines earlier this year, health officials say. Philippines is experiencing a very large measles outbreak; at least 20,000 confirmed and suspected cases have been reported in the Asian nation. Four people who were on the mission trip became infected, according to Pam Palm, the public information officer for Knox County Health Department, and the disease has since spread to 62 others in the Amish community. Knox County has 40 cases.
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The contagious disease was considered eliminated in the U.S. in 2000
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The outbreak in Ohio began with a mission trip to the Philippines
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@placeholder was found hiding under a blanket on a couch in the living | By Thomas Durante and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 13:57 EST, 13 February 2013 | UPDATED: 14:05 EST, 13 February 2013 Guilty: Frederick Goings, pictured, has been convicted in the slaying A jury has convicted a Chicago attorney of murdering former NBA center Eddy Curry's ex-girlfriend and infant daughter four years ago. Frederick Goings showed no reaction when the jury's guilty verdict was read out on Tuesday in the January 2009 shooting deaths of Nova Henry, 24, and her and Curry's 10-month-old daughter, Ava. Goings represented Henry in a child custody case against the former Chicago Bulls, New York Knicks and Miami Heat center, and was also romantically involved with her.
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Frederick Goings has been found guilty of murdering estranged girlfriend Nova Henry, 24, and her baby daughter Ava
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The mother and daughter were found shot to death in her Chicago apartment on January 24, 2009
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Son Noah was in the home at the time of the murder, but was not injured
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He told his grandparents 'Frederick did it' when asked who 'hurt' his mom
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Both of the children were fathered by Curry, 30, a former NBA star who now plays in China | 2,560 | record_train |
Tight controls were put on reporting of ethnic riots in the west of the country in July, and clear orders were issued for how to report President @placeholder's visit to the country in November, the IFJ said in the report released Sunday. | (CNN) -- "Media must cease reporting on the discovery of a body at a psychiatric hospital in Dongguan." "Media must not report on corruption allegations relating to the eldest son of President Hu Jintao." "Media must not report on a lawsuit against China Eastern Airlines by victims of a plane crash in 2004 in which 52 passengers were killed." Those are just a few of more than 60 restrictions the Chinese government slapped on the media in 2009, often secretly, according to the International Federation of Journalists. The press freedom group said it obtained written media-related orders which are published in its report, "China Clings to Control: Press Freedoms in 2009."
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Press group notes more than 60 government restrictions on media in 2009
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Report: Press was told not to organize questions for public to ask Obama during visit
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Chinese media barred from reporting on elections for chief executive in Macau, report says
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CNN's calls to Chinese Foreign Ministry, Embassy in Washington not returned | 2,561 | record_train |
Many family and friends have gathered at @placeholder to learn about their loved ones onboard the missing flight. | The distraught friend of two passengers on board missing AirAsia flight QZ8501 has revealed his last chilling exchange with them before they boarded the plane. The man, who did not give his name, told Channel News Asia he was also meant to be on the flight from Indonesia to Singapore but changed his booking just two weeks earlier. ‘I have two friends onboard and they went with five family members. ‘This morning before I went to pray, one of them called me and jokingly said: “See you in the new year and goodbye forever.” And now, there’s this bad news,’ he said.
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The man cancelled his booking on flight QZ8501 two weeks ago
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The devastated man broke down on live TV while waiting anxiously at Juanda International Airport
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The AirAsia plane went missing after departing from Indonesia
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‘Obviously, it's a special moment for the players, especially @placeholder,’ Saints coach Sean Payton said. | By Mark Duell Last updated at 10:44 PM on 27th December 2011 It was a day of wild celebration in New Orleans as the Saints won the National Football Conference South title and their star quarterback Drew Brees broke a 27-year single-season passing record. New Orleans Saints beat Atlanta Falcons 45-16 on Monday night as Brees broke Dan Marino’s record from 1984 of 5,084 yards with the final pass of the game to set a new record of 5,087. Brees achieved the feat with one game to go - but his new record could still be beaten again this season by New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, who is currently on 4,897 yards.
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New Orleans Saints beat Atlanta Falcons 45-16 to win NFC South title
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Brees broke Miami Dolphins legend Marino's 1984 record of 5,084 yards
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Final pass of game helped him make it to 5,087 yards with one game to go
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New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is currently on 4,897 yards | 2,563 | record_train |
wife Heather Poe, who she married in 2012, both took to social media on Sunday night to blast @placeholder. | Former vice president Dick Cheney and his wife Lynne have said they are 'pained' over the public dispute between their two daughters over their differing views on gay marriage. On Sunday, Liz Cheney, who is currently running as a Republican candidate for Senate in Wyoming, reaffirmed her disapproval of gay marriage on Fox News Sunday despite having a legally-married lesbian sister. ‘This is an issue we have dealt with privately for many years, and we are pained to see it become public,’ Cheney and his wife said in a joint statement released on Monday. Daughter: Ms Cheney, the eldest daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, left, had begun telling associates of her decision over the weekend, CNN reported late Sunday
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Dick Cheney and his wife have spoken out about the public dispute between their daughters on the issue of gay marriage
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Liz Cheney said on Sunday that she 'believes in the traditional definition of marriage'
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The daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney is currently running for a Republican senate seat in Wyoming
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Her sister Mary Cheney married her longtime female partner in 2012
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Mary's partner Heather Poe took to Facebook to call Liz's stance 'offensive' to her family and Mary agreed, calling her sister 'just wrong' | 2,564 | record_train |
They brought the grand total of male births to 16 before the chain was broken by @placeholder on September 9. | A family which has produced only male offspring since 1913 has welcomed its first female arrival in a century The all-boy run was finally broken when Jeremy Silverton, 43, and partner Danielle Andrews, 36, welcomed a daughter called Poppy. She is the first Silverton female since her late great aunt Jessie Silverton who was born 101 years ago when King George VI was on the throne, women had no vote and the WWI was still a year away. Scroll down for video It's a girl! Danielle Andrews, 36, and Jeremy Silverton, 40, are celebrating the birth of their first baby girl in a century - breaking a streak of 21 boys over four generations
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Since 1913, Silvertons have only had male offspring
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Defied odds of 10,000 to one
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Jeremy Silverton, 43, and partner Danielle Andrews, 36, welcomed Poppy
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@placeholder was sentenced to 1,000 years in prison on August 1, 2013. | Jeremi J. Alicea, 27, of Bedford, Ohio is accused of pandering child pornography and he is also accused of possessing a criminal tool By Alexandra Klausner and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:53 EST, 31 January 2014 | UPDATED: 18:27 EST, 31 January 2014 The nephew of the Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro followed in his uncle's sexually deviant footsteps and was charged on Thursday with 22 counts related to child pornography. Jeremi J. Alicea, 27, of Bedford, Ohio is accused of pandering child pornography and he is also accused of possessing a criminal tool. The court records say that Alicea's laptop was his 'criminal tool' and that the alleged crimes occurred on Sept. 17 2013, and Oct.8, 2013.
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Jeremi J. Alicea, 27, of Bedford, Ohio is accused of pandering child pornography and he is also accused of possessing a criminal tool
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Alicea's uncle Ariel Castro kidnapped and brutally raped three young women (two underage) over a period of 10 gruesome years that 'seemed like an eternity'
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Unlike Castro's nephew who seems to have issues of his own, Castro's son Anthony has spoken out publicly about his father's behavior and has labeled it atrocious | 2,566 | record_train |
@placeholder -- normally a city of some 130,000 people -- was taken over by separatists early in April. | Donetsk, Ukraine (CNN) -- The battle for control of the eastern Ukrainian town of Slovyansk has intensified in the past 24 hours, with civilians caught in heavy crossfire between government forces and pro-Russian separatists. Each side blames the other for mortar and rocket fire that has struck apartment buildings and homes in the town, which is now also suffering acute power and water shortages. Social media video from Slovyansk uploaded Sunday and apparently filmed in the past two days shows extensive damage to an apartment block in the center of the town, which appears to have taken a direct hit to the third floor.
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Civilians caught in a crossfire between Ukrainian troops and pro-Russian separatists
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Social media video shows extensive damage in the city of 130,000 people
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President Petro Poroshenko has consulted with France, Germany and Russia on peace push
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Poroshenko: 'Every day of Ukraine paying such a high price is an unacceptable one' | 2,567 | record_train |
Such promises were doubled by @placeholder, who said that he would do even better if elected president. | Islamabad (CNN) -- On Tuesday, the United States votes to elect its next president. For Americans, the choice is about which candidate will improve the economy, healthcare, the employment rate and ensure better living standards. However, for Pakistani citizens living in the country's northwest, especially for the 800,000 people in the tribal region of Waziristan, the American election is a question of life and death. Malik Jalal Khan lives in Datta Khel, a small town in North Waziristan, and is an elder of the Mada Khel tribe. He told me that more than 200 people from his tribe have been killed through the CIA-run clandestine drone program in the last seven years.
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Obama and Romney both say they will continue the CIA-run drone program
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According to one report, the program has killed more than 3300 people in nine years
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For sale: This three bedroom on 1.5 acres of secluded green land in @placeholder is $295,000 | Despite listed at what realtors are calling a bargain of a price, a three-bedroom home described as perfect for entertaining while nestled in secluded 1.5 acre woods is still without a buyer for a second time . What not all prospective buyers initially know, the picturesque home in Bath, Ohio, is the house where serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer grew up and took the life of his first victim in 1978. It would be the start of what would be 17 victims he confessed to killing in all. The home, which is located at 4480 West Bath Road, is considered mid-century modern, was for sale in August of 2012 for $329,000 and has been under the ownership of the same tenant since 2005. Now at $100,000 less, Realtor Rich Lubinski of Stouffer Reality Inc thinks that while the sale may be difficult, it won't be impossible, reports WKYC.
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The home was for sale in August of 2012 for $100,000 less for $329,000 and has been under the ownership of the same tenant since 2005
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Dahmer lead his first 19-year-old victim in 1978 to the house before killing him with exercise equipment
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Man's body was dismembered under home's crawl space according to previous owner | 2,569 | record_train |
After centuries of neighbourly disputes, these two @placeholder powers were suddenly fierce rivals in the world of football. | By Matt Barlow Follow @@Matt_Barlow_DM Gerard Houllier regards it as the game which galvanised French football. ‘People started loving football in France from that time,’ he said. ‘Everyone thought they were the victim of something and in France we like victims. We got together. Two years later we were European champions.’ It was a sticky July night in Seville with six goals, a tense penalty shootout and tears. Perhaps these emotions did propel France to the top of world football, but anyone who watched that World Cup semi-final in 1982 will remember it for a chilling moment 10 minutes into the second half when Patrick Battiston was knocked out cold by a kung-fu charge from goal by Harald Schumacher.
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Battiston was knocked out by a kung-fu charge from Harald Schumacher
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Sickening collision happened during 1982 World Cup semi-final
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Battiston broke two teeth, cracked three ribs and damaged a vertebra | 2,570 | record_train |
Sacked: @placeholder's most recently had his contract terminated by Monaco and earned a £4million-payoff | By Garry Doolan A country in as much of a financial meltdown as Greece could do worse than ask new national team manager Claudio Ranieri to give its government a hand balancing the books. Ranieri has been appointed the new manager of Greece as they turn to the former Chelsea boss to lead the team into a new era. Once thing is for certain, whatever the highs and lows of his football career, the crafty Italian rarely finishes out of pocket. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Claudio Ranieri appointment Greece manager Greek challenge: Claudio Ranieri is hoping to steer Greece to Euro 2016 after being appointed this new boss
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Ranieri appointed Greece manager on two-year deal on Tuesday
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He has been sacked five times in 10 years and earned more than £10million
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Chelsea, Valencia, Inter Milan, Juventus and Monaco have all sacked him
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The 62-year-old keeps getting big jobs despite poor trophy record
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He received a £4m pay-off from Monaco when he was sacked in May
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Nicknamed the 'Tinkerman' at Chelsea due to his over-rotating of his squad | 2,571 | record_train |
@placeholder was terrified that Oliver wouldn't have any memories of her before she passed away | By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 12:20 EST, 25 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:28 EST, 25 January 2014 A mother-of-three who was told she had beaten a rare form of cancer is now preparing memory boxes and birthday cards for her children after being given the devastating news she has just three months to live. Debra McNaughton, from Waltham, Lincolnshire has prepared three memory boxes for each of her children, and has hand-written cards congratulating them on their future birthdays, weddings and first jobs. Just 21 days ago the 39-year-old believed she was cancer-free after beating a rare form of appendix cancer in June 2013.
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Debra McNaughton, 39, thought she had beaten appendix cancer
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Disease returned and doctors have told her she has just three months left
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She has prepared memory boxes and cards for her children
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Connor, 17, Courtney, 16, and Oliver, two, will get cards at major landmarks | 2,572 | record_train |
In the same poll, only 16% say they approve of the job @placeholder is doing, with 83% giving lawmakers from both parties the thumbs down. | Daniel Bradshaw, a young barber at Platinum Kutz in central Des Moines, hovers over a customer's half-trimmed head, clippers in hand, talking about the good old days of 2008. "Yeah, I was all for Obama. He was the man!" proclaimed Bradshaw, 32, whose friends call him "Mr. Puerto Rico" and whose colleagues sometimes refer to him as "Mr. Steal-Your-Client." As he brushed the hair clippings off his apron, he goes on: "I even got to meet him, once. He was all that." Or so he thought. Bradshaw, like many of his fellow Democrats, feels let down. The promise, the hope, the dream of the first black president has stalled in the reality of a stubborn economy, two wars and a Congress engaged in full-contact politics.
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Obama won Iowa's caucuses in 2008; now he's seeing some frustration from his base
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Says one dismayed citizen: "I'm not going to vote at all this year."
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Iowa Democrats are mounting an aggressive effort to energize voters for Tuesday night
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Republican candidates continue to pummel the president on the economy, health care | 2,573 | record_train |
@placeholder tells host Kirsty Young: ‘There is a great love between the pair of us and I would really miss him if I was cast away on an island.’ | By Chris Hastings PUBLISHED: 17:01 EST, 28 December 2013 | UPDATED: 08:42 EST, 29 December 2013 They're the undisputed kings of television light entertainment, as hosts of Britain’s Got Talent and I’m A Celebrity . . . Get Me Out Of Here! But today Ant and Dec will reveal how they feared their careers were over after a phone-in scandal that affected millions of TV viewers and led to ITV being fined more than £5 million. The pair, Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly, are the castaways on today’s Desert Island Discs. Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly confess to Kirsty Young on Desert Island Disks that the TV phone-in scandal had them fearing for their jobs
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ITV presenting duo reveal they feared for their careers after phone-in scam
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On Desert Island Disks they confess they thought 'that was going to be it' | 2,574 | record_train |
"But if we beat some of these folks, it's going to give some spine to the @placeholder who know better." | Washington (CNN)Vice President Joe Biden, in a closed-door meeting with black clergy in South Carolina on Tuesday, referred to himself as "the only white boy on the east side of Wilmington" as he recalled his days as a Delaware public defender and pressed faith leaders to elect Democrats this year. He offered a candid critique of Republicans, calling the tea party "crazy," according to a detailed readout of Biden's remarks provided to CNN by a person in the room. "This is not your father's Republican Party," he said, according to the source. "This is a different breed of cat, man. I am not making a moral judgment, but I will tell you that they have no judgment."
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Joe Biden met with black clergy in South Carolina on Tuesday
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Biden to ministers: "This is not your father's Republican Party"
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South Carolina is an early presidential primary state | 2,575 | record_train |
for once warning that his party had to stop ‘banging on about @placeholder’. | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 08:48 EST, 16 January 2013 | UPDATED: 13:43 EST, 16 January 2013 David Cameron's claim to be taking a 'tantric' approach to making policy on Europe has made him the star of an hilarious cartoon ridiculing his long-awaited Big Speech. The infamous team of Taiwanese animators from NMA.tv show the Prime Minister in bed working on his much-hyped address, before portraying as unable to hold back a mob of Europeans at the gates of Buckingham Palace. He is also shown with his finger in a dike trying to plug leaks of his speech, being clobbered with an oar by Margaret Thatcher and sitting with a crying Nick Clegg on his lap.
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Party leaders clash at Prime Minister's Questions on Britain's place in the Europe
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Ed Miliband claims David Cameron is 'weak' and leading a 'divided party'
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PM defends decision to use long-awaited speech to promise a referendum
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Downing Street launches charm offensive to win over Eurosceptic Conservatives
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Fresh Start group of 100 Tory MPs publishes shopping list of powers they want clawed back by Mr Cameron | 2,576 | record_train |
Meanwhile, @placeholder is the best at being America, because America is the closest thing to a society that unambivalently enjoys being American. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- China is poised to become the world's largest economy within a decade, according to some economists. Rising giant India already has a middle-class population that is larger than the entire United States population, according to others. Such nuggets fuel an industry of prophetic warnings of decline, exemplified by the phrase "How America Fell Behind in the World It Invented" in the subtitle of Thomas Friedman and Michael Mandelbaum's recent best-seller. The rapid growth of China and India and other Asian tigers does not mean that the United States has "fallen behind," however. It takes a panicked perspective to even ponder the point.
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The rapid growth of China and India does not mean the U.S. has fallen behind, Rob Asghar says
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Both face major environmental and infrastructural challenges within the next decade, he says
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Many East and South Asia societies are facing resistance to progress, Asghar says
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But the game-changer came when @placeholder declared its territorial baselines around the islands, a move that legally places them under Chinese administration. | Beijing (CNN) -- China's legislature meets this week to seal a power transfer to new leaders, but don't hold your breath for signs that the new team will ease up on the tough Chinese foreign policy that has ruffled feathers in its neighborhood recently. As the National People's Congress opened in Beijing, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Fu Ying warned that the country had sent an "important signal" to the region that it would respond "decisively" to provocations on territorial disputes. That means we can expect Beijing to continue with its "reactive assertiveness" foreign policy tactic. China has perfected this approach in its ongoing maritime disputes in the South and East China Seas.
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China has warned it will respond "decisively" to provocations on territorial disputes
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There are signs Beijing will stick to its policy of "reactive assertiveness"
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China's leaders are meeting at the National People's Congress in Beijing
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Xi Jinping is expected to formally assume China's presidency | 2,578 | record_train |
@placeholder put in place liberal rules on changing gender, allowing people | A six-year-old transgender girl from Argentina has been granted new identification and will now be registered in her gender of choice. Lulu was born a boy named Manuel, but the young child has never identified as such and has referred to herself as a girl all her life. She has now been given new registration papers by the Buenos Aires provincial government, listing her as a girl. Princess dreams: At the age of six, Lulu, a transgender girl from Buenos Aires, Argentina, has had her new identification granted by authorities According to her mother Gabriela, Lulu chose the gender as soon as she first learned to speak and has insisted on being called Lulu since she was just four years old, local media reported.
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Argentinian transgender child officially recognised as a girl
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Lulu, aged six, from Buenos Aires was born a boy named Manuel
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Argentinian law allow gender swap without surgery or psychiatric diagnosis | 2,579 | record_train |
The @placeholder physicist believes the delay may have been because the light slowed as it travelled, due to something known as 'vacuum polarisation'. | In 1905, Albert Einstein calculated that the speed of light - thought to travel at 186,282 miles per second (299,792 km per second) - remains constant when travelling through a vacuum. He also argued that, in theory, nothing can travel faster than light. While this has been accepted for over a century, a controversial new study suggests Einstein was in fact wrong, and that the speed of light is slower than we think. The study was conducted by Baltimore-based physicist, James Franson, who looked at why light particles of supernova SN 1987A arrived 4.7 hours later than expected. The study was conducted by Baltimore-based physicist James Franson who looked at why light particles of supernova SN 1987A (pictured), which exploded in 1987, arrived 4.7 hours later than expected
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Albert Einstein argued that, in theory, nothing can travel faster than light
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Speed of light in a vacuum is thought to travel at 186,282 miles per second
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But James Franson from Maryland University believes it is slower than this
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In 1987, light particles of a supernova arrived 4.7 hours later than expected
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Dr James Franson suggests this may be because of 'vacuum polarisation'
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This, he claims, had a gradual, but significant, impact on speed of photons
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In @placeholder, people are masters of being both the observer and the observed. | (CNN) -- Photographer Arne Svenson's show, "Neighbors," consists of photographs taken of the residents of a building near his studio in New York through the windows of their apartments. A few residents, unaware they were being photographed, have raised objections. In this column, Svenson explains his process and his work. My art practice has led me down many and varied paths of visual exploration -- from landscape photographs of Las Vegas to portraits of sock monkeys, chewed dog toys and medical museum specimens. Currently, in collaboration with the Andy Warhol Museum, I am working on a long-term portrait project with a group of autistic teenagers. Given my background as a special education teacher, I find this a particularly rewarding homecoming.
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Fine art photographer Arne Svenson's artworks encompass many subjects
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Svenson photographed occupants of nearby building through the windows
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Their faces were hidden, but some objected because they were unaware of camera
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Over the decades, the square has been the place where @placeholder go to celebrate sporting victories or national occasions, as well as stage demonstrations. | LONDON, England (CNN) -- The famous "empty" fourth plinth in London's Trafalgar Square is to be occupied by volunteers for 100 consecutive days, 24 hours a day, the artist Antony Gormley has announced. Marc Quinn's work "Alison Lapper Pregnant" caused a stir when it was unveiled on the fourth plinth. Since 2005 the Mayor of London's Fourth Plinth Commissioning Group has picked an artist or artists to fill the landmark space with a new piece. Gormley and Yinka Shonibare, whose scale replica of Nelson's ship, HMS Victory, will follow later in the year, were selected from a shortlist of six artists. What would you do on the plinth? Tell us
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Public get chance to stand on London landmark for 100 days
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Trafalgar Square's "empty" fourth plinth will feature 2,400 volunteers
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Artist Antony Gormley using people in artwork called "One & Other"
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Trafalgar Square is landmark destination for tourists, Londoners | 2,582 | record_train |
The latest hostilities started when @placeholder fighters were among a group of more than 60 who were driving back home recently from the Tunisian border where they were posted, Sufyan said. | (CNN) -- Libya's government called for calm Tuesday after heavy fighting between local militias around the Libyan coastal city of Zuwara killed at least 17 people and wounded dozens more. The roughly 80 reported wounded filled Zuwara's hospital and included several civilians, said Ayoob Sufyan, a spokesman for the city government. Many of the wounded were severely hurt, and an appeal for blood donations went out on local radio. "The situation is terrible," Sufyan told CNN as sporadi explosions and gunfire echoed in the background. "It is a real war now." Sufyan called the violence the worst in that stretch of western Libya since the revolt that toppled longtime Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi in August. Fighting broke out several days ago between factions from Zuwara, a largely Berber city near the Tunisian border, and the nearby Arab-dominated towns of Raghdalin and Jamail.
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Fights have raged between rival groups since the Gadhafi regime was toppled last year
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People from the largely Berber town of Zuwara are clashing with residents of Arab towns | 2,583 | record_train |
@placeholder is protected inside a protective case and has a battery that can be charged wirelessly. | In what could be considered the ultimate in wearable technology, a biohacker has inserted a computer under his skin. The biometric sensor is fitted into German-based Tim Cannon’s forearm - between his skin and tissue - and tracks changes in his body’s temperature. This sensor can connect wirelessly to any Android device, produce readouts of the temperature changes and send Cannon a text message if he’s suffering from a fever, for example. Scroll down for video German-based biohacker Tim Cannon fitted the biometric sensor, pictured, under the skin on his forearm. It connects by Bluetooth to an Android tablet. The sensor tracks changes in his body's temperature. If the temperature reaches a certain level, a text message is sent warning him of a fever
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Hacker Tim Cannon inserted the chip to track changes in his temperature
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He fitted the Circadia 1.0 biometric sensor under the skin of his forearm
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The sensor links with an Android device and can even send text messages
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Would-be hackers will soon be able to buy the sensor for $500 (£313) | 2,584 | record_train |
Naughton will miss the trip to @placeholder on November 23 and the home game against Everton a week later after his second dismissal of the season. | The Football Association have rejected Tottenham Hotspur's appeal against full-back Kyle Naughton's red card for tripping Stoke's Victor Moses during Sunday's home defeat. Naughton will serve an immediate two-match ban after the appeal was dismissed by an independent regulatory commission hearing on Tuesday. The 26-year-old was deemed to deny Moses a goal scoring opportunity in the 85th minute at White Hart Lane during Tottenham's fourth Barclays Premier League loss of the season. The Football Association have rejected Tottenham full-back Kyle Naughton's appeal against his red card It was Naughton's second red card of the season and the defender will miss matches against Hull and Everton
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Kyle Naughton was sent off in the 85th minute during Sunday's home loss
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The 26-year-old denied Stoke's Victor Moses a goal scoring opportunity
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Tottenham Hotspur appealed the red card given by referee Mike Jones
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The Football Association rejected Tottenham's appeal on Tuesday
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@placeholder pledged to continue working with all parties "to see that they fulfill their obligations and responsibilities," the statement said. | (CNN) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that Israel could accept a peace agreement with a "demilitarized Palestinian state" as its neighbor. Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu said he would agree to peace with Palestinians. In his first speech accepting the concept of a two-state solution for the Middle East conflict, Netanyahu set rigid conditions for moving forward. Among them: unequivocal Palestinian recognition of Israel as the Jewish national state with Jerusalem as its capital, and full demilitarization for a Palestinian state -- no army, no rockets or missiles, no control of airspace. "I say this in a clear voice -- if we receive a guarantee of this demilitarized unit, we will be prepared to reach agreement to a demilitarized Palestine side by side with the Jewish state," Netanyahu said, according to a direct translation of his speech at Bar-Ilan University's Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies in Ramat Gan, Israel.
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Palestinian legislator accuses Netanyahu of calling for creation of ghetto state
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@placeholder added: 'I’ve done a bit of acting in the past but it’s not something that comes naturally to me. | Arsenal stars Per Mertesacker, Jack Wilshere and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain have swapped the football pitch for amateur dramatics, appearing in a 'mockumentary' video which sees actors - including Ewen Macintosh of The Office - take on the roles of their fictional relatives. ‘Face to Face with the Arsenal Family’ introduces larger-than-life ‘family’ members of each of the players, telling the story of their journey to matchday at The Emirates. The film has been released by Europcar, the Official Car and Van Rental partner to Arsenal, and begins with champion baker ‘Trudy Mertesacker’ (played by Lillian Schiffer) being introduced by her 'brother' Per.
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Per Mertesacker, Jack Wilshere and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain appear in ‘Face to Face with the Arsenal Family’
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Lillian Schiffer, Grant Davis and Office actor Ewen MacIntosh also star
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The film introduces larger-than-life ‘family’ members of each of the players
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The film has been released by Europcar, the Official Car and Van Rental partner to Arsenal | 2,587 | record_train |
The agent notes in one report that he would not contact a certain source "because he/she is one of the main witnesses" in the civil suit against the @placeholder. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- The 1997 murder of Christopher Wallace, the rapper also known as The Notorious B.I.G. and Biggie Smalls, remains an unsolved crime despite Los Angeles police and FBI investigations that lasted for years. The FBI, which joined the case five years after the shooting, opened up its files this week by publishing hundreds of pages of investigation reports and notes from its probe on the agencies website. Readers get a behind-the-scenes look at the FBI and LAPD's work, but the documents are heavily redacted, hiding the names of sources, investigators and suspects. The drive-by shooting, in front of dozens of witnesses who were leaving a music industry party in Los Angeles on March 9, 1997, spurred several conspiracy theories, but no arrests.
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Hundreds of pages from the FBI files are available on the FBI website
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The documents are heavily redacted, hiding names
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The FBI investigated suspicions a rogue LAPD officer was involved
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The rapper was gunned down in Los Angeles in 1997 | 2,588 | record_train |
But it was "House of Cards," which brought home two Emmys last year, that cemented @placeholder as a serious source of original material. | (CNN) -- Steven Spielberg and Ridley Scott. John Goodman and Kevin Spacey. "Doonesbury" cartoonist Garry Trudeau and "Robot Chicken" creator Seth Green. It's a diverse list of entertainers with a pile of Oscars, Emmys and Pulitzer Prizes between them, not to mention dozens of big-screen blockbusters and enduring fan favorites. But they, and a growing list of others, have something new in common. All are part of projects being developed and released by tech companies known more for making products that deliver entertainment than producing the entertainment themselves. Microsoft is the most recent tech titan to confirm such plans. This week, the computing giant unveiled Xbox Originals, a dozen original television series, from documentaries to sci-fi epics, that will be available exclusively on its gaming consoles and other Microsoft devices.
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Microsoft announces Xbox Originals, a slate of original TV series
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The move is part of a tech trend toward producing original streaming content
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Yahoo also announces two comedy series this week
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Netflix led the way with shows like Emmy-winning "House of Cards" | 2,589 | record_train |
"When @placeholder slammed my head into the wall, that's the only time I went black," Carano, 29, said about the shoot, during which she also reportedly knocked out a stuntman. | (PEOPLE.com) -- Don't mess with Gina! That's the lesson Gina Carano's costars learned while they were filming Steven Soderbergh's "Haywire." After all, Carano isn't just another new face in a Hollywood action thriller. She's a former mixed martial arts star, who is making her movie debut in Soderbergh's latest flick, which opens Friday. "I got to be physical with some of the hottest guys in Hollywood," Carano, who tussles with Channing Tatum, Ewan McGregor and Michael Fassbender in the film, told PEOPLE at the BlackBerry-sponsored Cinema Society screening this week. Fassbender, in particular, was the recipient of a vase to the face when the two were filming a fight scene and he accidentally KO'd Carano.
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"I got to be physical with some of the hottest guys in Hollywood," Gina Carano said
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Ewan McGregor, for his part, said he also emerged "sore" from his scenes with Carano
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Carano has officially retired from MMA but says she hasn't ruled out a return | 2,590 | record_train |
In his autobiography @placeholder says he was born into a criminal aristocracy, with his father bare-knuckle fighter Jimmy Tippett snr. | By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 12:31 EST, 17 February 2013 | UPDATED: 03:00 EST, 18 February 2013 Gangster: Jimmy Tippett, who was jailed on Friday for a £250,000 jewellery heist A notorious South London gangster - who boasted about his life of crime in his autobiography - was jailed for duping a businesswoman out of £250,000 worth of jewellery. Jimmy Tippett, 41, author of 'Born Gangster' initially claimed he was forced into the heist by violent thugs, but abandoned this defence after learning the prosecution planned to read extracts of his book to the jury. He convinced the jewellery dealer to meet him at a hotel and arrived with a fellow-crook, who posed as a wealthy Saudi businessman's buyer.
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Jimmy Tippett wrote 'Born Gangster' about his criminal career
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He was jailed for two years and three months for stealing jewellery
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At first he claimed he was forced into heist
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Drops defence after learning prosecution would read out book excerpts | 2,591 | record_train |
This will allow PS4 owners in the living room to continue playing a game on a @placeholder TV system in their bedroom. | By Ellie Zolfagharifard and Press Association Sony is going head to head with Microsoft after it announced that its $99 (£60) Playstation TV will be released in the U.S., Canada and Europe this autumn Sony is going head-to-head with Microsoft after it announced its $99 PlayStation TV. The tiny streaming box, launched last year as PS Vita TV in Japan, will let users play games on a TV that is not connected to a console. It will be released in the U.S., Canada and Europe this autumn, but local prices have not been announced. It follows the release of Microsoft's next-generation console, the £400 ($500) Xbox One - described as an 'all-in-one entertainment system for a new generation.'
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Announcement was made at E3 video game convention in Los Angeles
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It lets users play games on any TV, even if it's not connected to a console
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The streaming box will also show a range of television shows and films
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It follows release of Microsoft Xbox One entertainment system last year
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Sony plans to create its own shows that will be exclusive to the PS TV
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First of these shows, called Powers, will appear at the end of the year
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The box was originally launched in Japan and will go on sale in the U.S., Europe and Canada later this year | 2,592 | record_train |
@placeholder had hampered his chances of clawing back ground on his rival and long-term friend after making a mistake in qualifying Saturday. | Spielberg, Austria (CNN) -- Inside the Red Bull Ring -- home to the returning Austrian Grand Prix -- Mercedes toreadors Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton were effectively left to slog it out by their peers in Sunday's race. Hamilton flew from ninth to fourth by the end of the first lap to once again put himself into a fight with his teammate and chief world title rival. The two Mercedes circled each other like silver sharks in the final 20 laps around the undulating circuit but each time Hamilton bit into Rosberg's lead, the German responded. There was to be no final attack and Rosberg took a third win of the season to stretch his lead in the 2014 Formula One drivers' championship to 29 points.
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Nico Rosberg extends world championship lead with victory in Austria
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Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton finishes second as both nurse cars home
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Williams team claims third and fourth with Valtteri Bottas and polesitter Felipe Massa
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Red Bull struggles on rebuilt home circuit, hosting F1 race for first time since 2003 | 2,593 | record_train |
After @placeholder: Workers replace the boardwalk in Seaside Heights destroyed by the superstorm in 2012. | By Joshua Gardner and Ap PUBLISHED: 17:37 EST, 12 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:38 EST, 13 September 2013 Firefighters worked into the night to control a massive blaze that ravaged the iconic boardwalk of Seaside Park, New Jersey starting Thursday afternoon. Officials said said that 80 per cent of the Seaside Park boardwalk had burned by the time firefighters finally began to win in the struggle against the blaze late Thursday. The town still reeling from Hurricane Sandy has now been dealt another fearsome blow just a year after the nearby pier became the poster image of the superstorm when its roller coaster was swallowed by the ocean.
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The fire appears largely contained after 80 percent of the Seaside Park, New Jersey boardwalk burned
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Most of the boardwalk's businesses have been impacted or destroyed after a year spent struggling to recover from Hurricane Sandy
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Residents have been forced out by thick, black smoke along a 9-mile stretch of the resort town
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Seaside Heights, New Jersey of MTV's Jersey Shore fame sits right beside the burning boardwalk
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'I feel like I want to throw up': An emotional Governor Christie held a news conference at the scene and told residents to stay away | 2,594 | record_train |
Eroshevich was "very soothing" and "talked to her like a mother," counseling @placeholder about how to deal with the grief, Brighthaupt said. | Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Anna Nicole Smith's former bodyguard, who accused Howard K. Stern of injecting her with drugs, acknowledged he went public with the charge only after Stern called him a thief on CNN. Maurice "Mo" Brighthaupt, who testified Friday for the prosecution, was cross-examined Monday by defense lawyers for Stern and Drs. Khristine Eroshevich and Sandeep Kapoor. The three are on trial in Los Angeles County Superior Court on charges of conspiring to provide drugs to an addict and using false names on Smith's drug prescriptions. While Brighthaupt was harsh when speaking about Smith's lawyer/boyfriend, he had praise for Eroshevich, a psychologist who was also Smith's Studio City, California, neighbor. She flew to the Bahamas to be with Smith after her 20-year-old son, Daniel, died in Smith's hospital room just days after she gave birth to a daughter.
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Her bodyguard calls Anna Nicole's doctor "very soothing"
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Smith was "unbearably obsessed" after her son's death, Maurice Brighthaupt testifies
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Howard K. Stern's defense lawyer questions key prosecution witness's motives
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Stern and two doctors are charged in a drug conspiracy in Smith's 2007 death | 2,595 | record_train |
I love to fish, hunt, ride my dirt bike, my horse and canyoneer,' @placeholder wrote in his profile. | By Daily Mail Reporter A Mormon with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was killed at weekend while serving at a mission in Sweden. Church officials said 19-year-old Elder Mason Lewis Bailey, from Richfield, Utah, died in a vehicle accident on Sunday in the country's capital, Stockholm. LDS spokesman Cody Craynor said Bailey, who had been serving at the Sweden Stockholm Mission for over seven months, was walking to an appointment with a companion when the accident happened. A missionary with The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints was killed while serving in the Stockholm Sweden mission on Sunday. Officials said Elder Mason Lewis Bailey, a 19-year-old from Richfield, died in a vehicle accident.
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Elder Mason Lewis Bailey, 19, from Richfield, Utah, had been serving in Stockholm since July
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According to The Church of Jesus Christ Latter-day Saints, he was hit by a car on Sunday
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He died the same day
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A companion he was walking with was not injured
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Local police are yet to comment
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There are 405 LDS missionaries around the world | 2,596 | record_train |
Miller, who said he backed Obama in the election, spoke Monday to @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Barack Obama has talked of ripping out the White House bowling alley and replacing it with a basketball court. The former reserve player for Punahou High School's 1979 state championship team brings an enthusiasm for pickup basketball games to a place where golf, baseball and football have been the most-discussed sports. Reggie Miller says he'd pick Barack Obama for his squad because he likes the president-elect's team approach. And if he puts hoops in the White House, Reggie Miller, the retired basketball star and sports broadcaster, wants in. "I would love to be the first to go there and play," said Miller, whose record-breaking 2,560 three-pointers with the Indiana Pacers electrified basketball fans. Today Miller, 43, is an NBA analyst for TNT, which is owned by Turner Broadcasting, parent company of CNN.
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Reggie Miller: Barack Obama's basketball style offers clues to his leadership
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He says Obama tries to involve the whole team but also will take final shot
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Miller: Obama's interest in sports and fitness is a good example for the U.S. | 2,597 | record_train |
When @placeholder said that the president was 'completely and totally wrong', Obama shot back: 'Governor, that’s not true.' | By Toby Harnden PUBLISHED: 11:45 EST, 18 October 2012 | UPDATED: 14:19 EST, 18 October 2012 It's official: behind the scripted smiles, the Romneys and the Obamas loathe each other. Mitt Romney's eldest son Taggart - known as Tagg - has said he wanted to punch Barack Obama during Tuesday's fiery debate in Long Island, New York. His frank admission - delivered with a laugh during a local radio interview - came after it emerged that Michelle Obama broke the debate rules to clap when moderator Candy Crowley took her husband's side on whether he had described the Bengahzi attack as a terrorist act.
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Tagg Romney made the comment during a radio interview after the second presidential debate
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His younger brother Josh joked about comment during trip to The View
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Josh said it was an 'off the cuff' remark and said it wouldn't happen | 2,598 | record_train |
But there would be no justice for @placeholder after a judge ruled that Halliwell's legal rights had been breached by detectives during the course of the search. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:44 EST, 27 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:53 EST, 28 January 2013 It looks just like any other wedding photo with happy faces smiling back at the camera. But look closely and you will see the sinister face of a killer standing just feet away from one of his victim's relatives, who had no idea her family member had been murdered. The picture has remained hidden in a family album for years and was discovered by Tracey Mullane, aunt of Becky Godden-Edwards, in her loft last week. Now the 49-year-old has spoken of her shock at realising that she was at the same wedding as Christopher Halliwell - the man who confessed to her niece's murder.
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Tracey Mullane, 49, attended wedding in Swindon, Wiltshire, in 2008
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She is aunt of Becky Godden-Edwards, killed by Christopher Halliwell
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Mullane spotted Halliwell in wedding picture in photo album in her loft | 2,599 | record_train |
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