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@placeholder, who claimed his seventh U.S .Open title in 1929 as well as being twice a losing finalist, goes down in the history books as one of the greatest tennis players of all time. | (CNN) -- Five-time defending champion Roger Federer is bidding to match the record of a controversial tennis legend who dominated the sport in the 1920s but died in disgrace. Tilden dominated tennis in the 1920s with his own trademark style. American Bill Tilden achieved fame and fortune through his tennis exploits and befriended Hollwyood stars such as Charle Chaplin, but he spent over a year in jail in the 1940s on a morals charge, which ruined his reputation before his untimely death in 1953. Tilden won his six straight U.S. Open titles from 1920-1925 - a record since the tournament abolished the challenge system - where the champion automatically qualified for the final - in 1911.
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Roger Federer seeking to match the six straight U.S. Open wins of Bill Tilden
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Tilden dominated tennis in the 1920s, winning 10 grand slam titles
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The American legend served two prison sentences on morals charges in the 1940s
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Tilden was shunned by the tennis comminty and died at the age of 60 | 59,300 | record_train |
Down syndrome is nothing new to @placeholder, nor are the many capabilities of her daughter and the rest of the students. | Boston, Massachusetts (CNN) -- It's early on a Saturday morning, and Sarah Markowitz limbers up before her dance class begins. Sarah stretches on the bar at the school run by the Boston Ballet as her fellow students start to wander in. They are all excited, because today they get to perform for their parents. "I like dance because I like Gino," Sarah says, referring to Gianni di Marco, the instructor for this class of more than a dozen very special dancers. Gino, as his students call him, has taught various ballet classes for the school but now focuses mostly on this one, Adaptive Dance. It is a class specifically for kids with Down syndrome.
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Adaptive Dance is class specifically for children with Down syndrome
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"Dance is something that has no limitations," instructor says
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Class helps teach students learn "how to be who you are"
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Teacher sums up: "This is life. I love you guys" | 59,301 | record_train |
Devastated: One of Cameron's brothers, and his father @placeholder, at the vigil | By Alex Greig, Ashley Collman and Daily Mail Repoter PUBLISHED: 22:14 EST, 11 December 2013 | UPDATED: 14:04 EST, 12 December 2013 The family of a Texas university student shot dead by a campus cop on Friday have said they do not believe the account given by the officer responsible for his death. Captain Chris Carter claimed he shot Robert Cameron Redus after the 23-year-old beat him with his own baton after being stopped for driving erratically. But the family of the 23-year-old, known as Cameron, say he was never aggressive or confrontational. Grief: Valerie Redus is hugged by family friend Emily Vaughan at a vigil for her son Cameron
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Mickey and Valerie Redus say inquiry will show shooting was unjustified
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Robert Cameron Redus, 23, was killed after being pulled over for a traffic stop by campus police officer Chris Carter on Friday morning
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Police claimed student was charging at Carter when he was shot five times | 59,302 | record_train |
Afghan forces stopped a second would-be car bomb near the base, performed a controlled detonation and detained a suspect, the @placeholder-led force said. | KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Ten French soldiers were killed Tuesday in fighting near the Afghan capital of Kabul after 100 insurgents attacked a patrol, authorities said. French soldiers patrol in Afghanistan in May 2008. French and NATO authorities confirmed the deaths and said 21 other soldiers were wounded in the fighting in the Sarobi area in Kabul province, about 30 miles northeast of the capital. The clashes began late Monday afternoon and continued into Tuesday, when the casualties occurred, French officials said. French President Nicolas Sarkozy said his "determination is intact" to continue "this battle against terrorism for democracy and liberty."
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NEW: 'This cause is just,' French President Sarkozy says
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NEW: Sarkozy to travel to Afghanistan Tuesday night
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NEW: Officials dismiss Taliban claim of 15 suicide bombers entering base
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10 French soldiers killed as fighting flares around holiday | 59,303 | record_train |
"They (@placeholder) went for it, piled the ball into the box and we withstood that. | (CNN) -- It is a measure of the squad Alex Ferguson has at his disposal that the Manchester United coach can make eight changes to the side that drew with Real Madrid and still move closer to an historic treble. With his side 12 points clear at the top of the English Premier League and in the box seat after drawing 1-1 with Real in their European Champions League last 16 tie, they moved into the last eight of the FA Cup with a 2-1 win over Reading. Only goalkeeper David De Gea, midfielder Phil Jones and striker Danny Welbeck, who grabbed United's goal at the Bernabeu, survived from the Real Madrid test as they defeated struggling Reading.
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Manchester beat Reading 2-1 to move into the quarter finals of the English FA Cup
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Goals from Portuguese midfielder Nani and striker Javier Hernandez see off Reading
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Coach Alex Ferguson makes eight changes from the side that drew with Real Madrid
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Lazio miss the chance to go third in Serie A after a 3-0 defeat at lowly Siena | 59,304 | record_train |
We need to prevent Mexican criminals and the traffickers who supply them from buying guns by changing our gun laws and strengthening @placeholder law enforcement's ability to crack down on corrupt gun dealers. | Editor's note: Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, the former lieutenant governor of Maryland and daughter of late U.S. Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, is a former U.S. deputy assistant attorney general and serves on the board of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. She is a Democrat. Paul Helmke, the former mayor of Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a Republican and president of the Brady Campaign. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend says the bloody Mexican drug war is being fueled by American guns. (CNN) -- America's neighbor to the south is engaged in a bloody war with ruthless drug cartels. It is a war that is threatening to bring down the government of Mexico, is spilling over into neighborhoods in the United States and is fast becoming a serious national security concern.
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Townsend, Helmke: U.S. guns are helping fuel the Mexican drug war
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They say U.S. should close loophole letting guns be sold without background check
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They say Congress should drop limits on federal release of gun data
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Townsend, Helmke: U.S. should strengthen powers of federal firearms agency | 59,305 | record_train |
The pioneer of polar flights, fully 40 percent of @placeholder's workforce is to be chopped. | (CNN) -- With 1 billion tourists in 2012, it's little wonder the last 12 months have drummed up some juicy fodder for aviation reporters. London's Olympic Games were a success -- the expected tourism boon not so much. "Dark tourism" (travel to sites of death, disaster or the macabre) became a phrase. And various climatic events conspired to wreak havoc on travel plans across the world. But which were the stories that really stood out to those who are involved in the industry every day? These are the top 10: 10. SAS on its last legs "A new comprehensive plan will pave the way for a new, strong and competitive SAS," read the statement from SAS last month.
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SAS, Iberia among airlines on the brink
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Boeing and Airbus both suffer setbacks and delays
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China expands its aerospace industry ambitions
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Highly-anticipated EADS and BAE Systems merger collapses | 59,306 | record_train |
Findings indicate there are roughly 4,700 @placeholder, plus or minus 1,500, with diameters larger than 330 feet . | The asteroids would cause catastrophic damage, on a city-sized scale or larger. Research from the University of Southhampton has identified the countries most likely to be worst hit. They have identified for the first time those which will suffer catastrophic loss of life or be so crippled it will be almost impossible for them to recover. Nasa's Wide Field Infrared Survey Explorer has sampled 107 'potentially hazardous' asteroids near Earth - 330ft wide or larger - to make estimates about how many are out there - and the figure is a terrifying 47,000. Nasa's Wide Field Infrared Survey Explorer has sampled 107 'potentially hazardous asteroids' - PHAs - as shown in this diagram illustrating their orbits crossing Earth
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10 countries likely to be worst affected identified
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Data from Nasa WISE sky-scan
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47,000 potentially hazardous asteroids
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Would cause catastrophic damage on a city-sized scale or larger | 59,307 | record_train |
It is another to know that someone with those loopy views is one step away from the @placeholder. | (CNN) -- If it was just a political pander, it was a beauty. But if it was a serious statement of philosophy, it was chilling -- even scary. Joni Ernst, the Iowa candidate who has vaulted to within an inch of United States Senate due to her boasting of hog castration in this year's most inventive political ad, was speaking to the National Rifle Association in 2012. "I do believe in the right to carry, and I believe in the right to defend myself and my family -- whether it's from an intruder, or whether it's from a government, should they decide that my rights are no longer important."
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Paul Begala: Iowa candidate Joni Ernst told NRA she has right to use her gun against government
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He says: This is scary. Here's a question for Ernst: Under what circumstances is it OK do this?
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Founders: Citizen-soldiers might act on behalf of government, not shoot at it, he says
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Begala owns 22 guns. Citizens don't have right to turn weapons on police, military, government | 59,308 | record_train |
@placeholder's government claims that Dr Khan's death was suicide - something that his family have rubbished | The mother of the British surgeon found dead in his prison cell in Damascus claims that members of the Syrian government have been taunting her about his death and cruelly stated ‘we gave you a gift… your son’s dead body’. Mrs Fatima Khan said the Syrian regime have been admitting to her privately that they had him killed – but denying it in public. Dr Abbas Khan, from London, had travelled to Syria to help treat casualties from the war but was found dead after being held for over a year. Mrs Khan told MailOnline that when she visited Damascus last year in a bid to find out how he died, a member of the Syrian government issued an astonishing provocation.
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Fatima Khan said Syrian regime admitted to her they killed her son, Abbas
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The surgeon was found dead in a Damascus prison cell in December 2013
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Assad's government has always claimed he committed suicide
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Mrs Khan said that they've admitted murdering him to her 'many times'
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She claims to have received a text from a Syrian immigration official saying killing him was 'an honour'
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One Syrian official said Dr Khan was killed over his upbringing, claimed Mrs Khan
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Dr Khan had travelled to Syria to help treat casualties of the war | 59,309 | record_train |
But he said in an email, 'As President Obama said on the night that justice was brought to @placeholder, "We give thanks for the men who carried out this operation, for they exemplify the professionalism, patriotism and unparalleled courage of those who serve our country."' | A firsthand account of the Navy SEAL raid that killed Osama bin Laden contradicts previous accounts by administration officials, raising questions as to whether the terror mastermind presented a clear threat when SEALs first fired upon him. Bin Laden apparently was hit in the head when he looked out of his bedroom door into the top-floor hallway of his compound as SEALs rushed up a narrow stairwell in his direction, according to former Navy SEAL Matt Bissonnette, writing under the pseudonym Mark Owen in 'No Easy Day.' The book is to be published next week by Penguin Group (USA)’s Dutton imprint.
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No Easy Day reveals bin Laden was unarmed when troops rushed into his room in the Abottabad, Pakistan compound
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Ex-Navy SEAL claims he was shot in the head when he peeked out of his room. SEALS then pumped his body full of bullets as he twitched
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Author says commandos knew Obama would take credit for the mission
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Joe Biden told 'lame jokes' like 'drunken uncle' at Christmas dinner
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Pentagon, CIA and White House among the agencies who have not seen the book, written anonymously by a SEAL Team Six member | 59,310 | record_train |
'But the guys from @placeholder clearly thought he was going to turn up himself so had gathered a group together from all over the North East to come and disturb the meeting. | This is the bizarre moment members of the English Defence League gatecrashed a book club to confront Russell Brand only to find readers were merely discussing his latest work. A gang of around 15 EDL supporters stormed the event at a Newcastle bar after being wrongly tipped off that the comedian would be there. Instead the men, believed to be from EDL groups across the North East, found Bar Loco filled with readers who had gathered to speak about Brand's book Revolution - but disrupted the meeting regardless, bursting into Islamophobic chants. Scroll down for video This is the bizarre moment members of the English Defence League gatecrashed a book club to confront Russell Brand only to find members were merely discussing his latest work
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Gang of 15 men stormed the book club meeting at a Newcastle bar
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Readers had gathered to discuss Russell Brand's book Revolution
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EDL members had been wrongly tipped-off that comedian would be there
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They disrupted meeting anyway, singing Islamophobic chants
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Supporters then announced 'and now we're going for a curry'
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Organiser says they gatecrashed event after their meeting was disrupted
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They knew 'left wing activists' would be at the pub, he says | 59,311 | record_train |
Billy Vunipola is adjudged to have grounded the ball to touch down for @placeholder's opening try after consultation with the video referee | The Sweet Chariot thunders on. England recovered from a false start at Twickenham and the early loss of full-back Mike Brown to maintain their RBS Six Nations title quest with a resounding win. Stuart Lancaster’s national team were behind for the first quarter of this match, as they struggled to generate the level of intensity shown during their seismic triumph in Cardiff eight days earlier. But when they needed inspiration, it was delivered in stunning fashion by Jonathan Joseph. Following his try-scoring heroics at the Millennium Stadium, the on-song Bath centre illuminated proceedings on his first start in a home Test. The 23-year-old scored twice – either side of half-time – as England made light of their initial problems to cut loose. Both his tries were acts of attacking genius, showcasing the pace and footwork which have drawn increasing comparisons with Jeremy Guscott, who was watching on from a TV studio.
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England beat Italy 47-10 at Twickenham as Stuart Lancaster's side kept up winning record in Six Nations
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The visitors took a surprise early lead when Sergio Parisse touched down after just four minutes
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There was a long break in play as Mike Brown received treatment before leaving on a stretcher after a hard hit
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Brown collided with Italy centre Andrea Masi and appeared to be knocked out following the collision
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Billy Vunipola and Jonathan Joseph touched down in quick succession after a George Ford penalty
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Ford kicked over the first points of the second half before Luca Morisi touched down for Italy's second try
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Ben Youngs, Joseph and Danny Cipriani, and Nick Easter added further tries for England as they ran out comfortable winners
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Morisi muscled his way over in the right corner to add a late consolation try for the Azzurri | 59,312 | record_train |
Opening up: McCray spoke to New York Magazine about her life as @placeholder's first lady | By Meghan Keneally New York City mayor Bill de Blasio's wife has told how being a mother did not come naturally to her when she first had children. Chirlane McCray has made a startlingly honest confession about how she had trouble adapting when her daughter Chiara was born 19 years ago. 'The truth is, I could not spend every day with her. I didn’t want to do that. I looked for all kinds of reason not to do it,' she told New York Magazine. Opening up: Chirlane McCray has described how, as someone who had worked since she was 14-years-old, she found it difficult to give up when she had her first child at the age of 40
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Chirlane McCray told how it took her a while to adjust to not working and raising her children instead
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'It took a long time for me to get into "I'm taking care of kids" and what that means,' she said in a new interview | 59,313 | record_train |
have the misfortune of having a condition such as @placeholder’s,’ he said. | By Chris Brooke PUBLISHED: 10:09 EST, 22 April 2013 | UPDATED: 03:53 EST, 23 April 2013 She was a healthy medical student whose parents, brother and sister were all doctors. But – obsessed with her weight – Sarah Houston, 23, was secretly taking a banned and dangerous slimming pill. And just when she told her psychiatrist her bulimia was finally under control, the drug, which is linked to 62 deaths worldwide, claimed her life too. Although banned for human consumption, DNP is easily available online – in capsule form – because it is also a pesticide.
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Sarah Houston took DNP, an industrial chemical popular with bodybuilders
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Had complained of temperature and breathlessness on night before death
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Had been seeing psychiatrist for past three years to help battle bulimia
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Was taking weight-loss drug secretly in conjunction with anti-depressants
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Coroner: 'Not a one-off case and needs bringing to the public's attention'
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Family say they plan campaign to raise awareness of drug | 59,314 | record_train |
"In short, this isn't going to bring a lot of insight into what @placeholder is thinking or doing. | Syria's prime minister defected Monday, becoming the latest among high-profile politicians and leaders to leave the embattled regime of Bashar al-Assad. "I announce today my defection from the killing and terrorist regime and I announce that I have joined the ranks of the freedom and dignity revolution. I announce that I am from today a soldier in this blessed revolution," Riyad Hijab said in a written statement read by a Syrian opposition official on Al Jazeera. CNN Inside Syria Analysts described Hijab's departure as a significant symbolic blow for al-Assad's government but noted that the former prime minister had been on the job for only a few months.
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Opposition reports at least 161 deaths in fighting across the country Monday
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"The flight of some personalities" won't affect Syria, state news agency says
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Analysts say Riyad Hijab's departure is a symbolic blow for Syria's government
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An official says Hijab will head to Qatar "sometime soon" | 59,315 | record_train |
The VanLeeuwen family blamed the babysitter, while Martzen told police that @placeholder sustained the injuries after falling from her bed. | By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 05:57 EST, 1 May 2013 | UPDATED: 05:58 EST, 1 May 2013 A babysitter accused of killing a toddler in her care has been sentenced to three years' probation after accepting a plea deal. Megan Martzen, 22, pleaded no contest to involuntary manslaughter, after her trial for the murder of 17-month-old Ella VanLeeuwen ended in a hung jury in February. Ella was injured while she and her older brother were in Martzen's care at their home in Reedley, California, in 2009. The little girl died three days later. Plea deal: Babysitter Megan Martzen, seen outside the court in California yesterday, was sentenced to three years probation after pleading 'no contest' to involuntary manslaughter
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Megan Martzen was accused of killing 17-month-old Ella VanLeeuwen in 2009
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The 22-year-old's murder trial ended in a hung jury in February
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Martzen pleaded no contest to a charge of involuntary manslaughter
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Means she admits to playing a role in toddler's death four years ago
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Mother-of-one sentenced to three years' probation yesterday | 59,316 | record_train |
Obama and @placeholdera Nieto's administrations also offer a time for critical opportunities in education. | (CNN) -- As they meet for the first time Tuesday, U.S. President Barack Obama and Mexico's President-elect Enrique Peña Nieto will be operating in a landscape of U.S.-Mexico relations that has changed profoundly since Mexico's outgoing president, Felipe Calderon, took office six years ago. Illegal immigration is at the lowest level in four decades, and organized crime violence, which has driven much of recent cooperation between the two countries, is finally declining. Violence remains a critical issue, but economic issues -- bilateral and global -- have risen to the fore as both countries struggle to emerge from the global slowdown. The two leaders will need to give greater emphasis to economic issues, including job creation. But this is also an opportunity to strengthen cooperation on global issues.
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Writers; Obama and Mexico's next president meet in opportunity for improved ties
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They say economic issues loom large as immigration and crime issues recede
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Writers: Circumstances are favorable for new mutally beneficial trade, security pacts
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As bilateral agenda progresses, they say, two nations can cooperate on global issues | 59,317 | record_train |
Today, a @placeholder imam called the dead journalists and cartoonists of Charlie Hebdo "martyrs of freedom." | Paris (CNN)A picture of French journalists on the roof of Charlie Hebdo's offices sounded the first alarm. They had taken shelter from three armed men who had just opened fire against their colleagues during the weekly satirical newspaper's editorial committee. Events unfolded very rapidly from then on. French President François Hollande was very quick on the scene, the terrorist nature of the events was confirmed almost immediately and so was the shocking number of casualties: 12 dead and 11 injured, some critically. The operation appeared to have been prepared in a military style with weapons of war. What can cartoonists with their pen and paper do against killers with automatic weapons?
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Gunmen attacked the office of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris Wednesday
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Agnes Poirier writes that the names of four cartoonists killed were known to millions
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Their deaths left people in tears and unable to speak, Poirier writes | 59,318 | record_train |
He did not know how long they had lived in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- A Florida man in custody in Haiti faces first-degree murder charges in the deaths of his wife and five children, authorities said Tuesday. Police have obtained a warrant to arrest Mesac Damas, 33, on suspicion of six counts of first-degree murder. Police obtained a warrant overnight to arrest Mesac Damas, 33, on suspicion of six counts of first-degree murder, the Collier County, Florida, Sheriff's Office said in a statement. "This warrant was obtained based on information and evidence collected thus far in the investigation and statements made by Damas to a federal agent after his detention in Haiti," the statement said.
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Mesac Damas charged with first-degree murder in deaths of wife, 5 children
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Six bodies found Saturday in family's North Naples, Florida, home, police say
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Damas, 33, captured Monday in Haiti; authorities are headed there to interview him | 59,319 | record_train |
‘As we have said many times before, racism has no place in football and as a Club which has been open to all ever since its formation in 1888, @placeholder abhors racism of any kind. | Celtic winger Aleksandar Tonev was damned as an unreliable witness by an SFA Judicial Panel on Tuesday after they threw out his appeal against a seven-match ban for racial abuse. A Judicial Panel Appellate Tribunal chaired by senior judge Lord Bonomy found the Bulgarian guilty of calling Aberdeen defender Shay Logan a ‘black c***’ and ruled there was no reason to overturn the initial verdict. Although Celtic insist they will stand by Tonev and press for changes to a disciplinary system that relies on the balance of probabilities, the Written Reasons behind both judgements - published on the recommendation of Lord Bonomy - left Tonev’s reputation badly damaged.
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Aleksandar Tonev was banned for seven matches for allegedly calling Aberdeen defender Shay Logan a ‘black c***’
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Tonev's appeal against the ban was thrown out by an SFA Judicial Panel
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The panel was 'unable to accept' Tonev as 'either credible or reliable' | 59,320 | record_train |
After making a bogey on his opening hole, @placeholder made an eagle at his third, the par-five 12th, then reeled off four birdies in a row from the 14th. | Expectant father Adam Scott shot a three-under-par round of 69 on Friday to close within two shots of the lead at the halfway stage of the Australian PGA championship. Scott, who revealed before the start of play that his wife is pregnant with their first child, followed up his opening-round 68 to head into the weekend at seven-under-par. That left the world number three alone in third place, just two strokes behind his fellow Australians Wade Ormsby and Scott Strange, who finished at nine-under. Adam Scott, pictured playing his approach to the sixth green, shot a second round 69 at the Australian Open
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Adam Scott sits two shots behind the pair after a second round 69
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Boo Weekley and Nick Cullen also near the top of the leaderboard | 59,321 | record_train |
"We see that the flow is increasing, but it is not reaching a level that could be dangerous for the capital city of Italy," said Bertolaso about the @placeholder, deeming the situation "crucial but not serious." | ROME, Italy (CNN) -- Officials monitoring the River Tiber in Rome fear it could break its banks as early as Friday evening after a spate of bad weather in Italy -- but do not expect major flooding. A rescue boat patrols the swollen River Tiber in central Rome early Friday. Guido Bertolaso, the head of the Italian Civil Protection Department said that there is a 20 to 30 percent chance the river could break its banks and cause disruption in some neighborhoods in northern Rome, but not in the historic city center. Two people have died in weather-related incidents elsewhere in Italy.
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NEW: Official: 20 - 30 percent chance that the River Tiber could overflow its banks
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Italy has been hit by a wave of bad weather that has claimed two lives
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One woman died near Rome when her car was submerged by a wave of water
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Body of a second victim was found in Calabria region after a bridge collapsed | 59,322 | record_train |
On alert: The city of Rosario in @placeholder, which has been subject to attacks by the piranha-like fish | At least 10 people have been injured by piranhas in the same Argentine river where a similar attack by the carnivorous fish occurred last month. The vicious creatures, known as palometas, have been attacking bathers since Thursday at the Parana River in Rosario, which is 186 miles north-east of Buenos Aires. Seventy people were bitten by the shoal of meat-eating fish in late December as they attempted to cool off from the unusually high summer temperatures. Vicious: A shoal of sharp-toothed palometas have been blamed for recent attacks on swimmers in Argentina During that attack, a seven-year-old girl lost part of a finger, while other swimmers suffered deep cuts to their ankles, fingers and hands.
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Attack occurred in same Argentine river where 70 were injured last month
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Vicious, sharp-toothed creatures known as palometas, a species of piranha
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Experts say hot weather and lower number of predators could be to blame | 59,323 | record_train |
Another internet company, Amazon, will be interested to hear @placeholder's finding that 63 percent of Americans say opening U.S. airspace to drones is a bad idea. | By Joshua Gardner Are you afraid of the future? That's the gist of what a new Pew study out Thursday asked Americans. And the answer looks like no. Though there are plenty of exceptions, Americans said they generally embrace the future of science and technology. However, a majority of Americans have a negative view of many up-and-coming technologies like drones, cybernetic implants or worn technologies like Google Glass and DNA modification for humans. Sorry Google Glass, the verdict is in and a majority of Americans find cyborg-like devices and implants too creepy They may be a boon for the folks at Amazon but most Americans think drones are worrisome addition to our skies
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Many Americans are deeply wary of many of the technologies we're at the cusp of reaching
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Israel claims sovereignty over all of @placeholder, though this it is a claim not recognized by the international community. | Jerusalem (CNN) -- In a move likely to further strain relations between the United States and Israel, the municipality of Jerusalem has given final approval for a controversial Israeli housing project in the heart of a Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem. Approval of the project paves the way for construction of 20 apartments being developed by American millionaire Irving Moskowitz on land that he purchased in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood. Moskowitz, an avid supporter of Jewish building in East Jerusalem, purchased the land in 1985. To make way for the new housing units the historic Shepherd Hotel which was built in the 1930s by a prominent Palestinian family would be torn down.
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Controversial Israeli housing project approved in Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem
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Move likely to further strain relations between United States and Israel
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Obama and Netanyahu met Wednesday in Washington to discuss Israel's housing plans
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U.S.-Israeli relations hit rough patch after row over future building in East Jerusalem | 59,325 | record_train |
Couple: @placeholder is married to Michael Caine¿s daughter Natasha | By Colin Fernandez PUBLISHED: 11:50 EST, 17 July 2012 | UPDATED: 18:33 EST, 17 July 2012 A criminal chasing a debt left Michael Caine’s daughter Natasha so terrified her hair ‘turned white’, a court heard yesterday. Kevin Fox, 45, is accused of repeatedly harassing her husband Michael Hall, a millionaire property developer, at his office and at the couple’s home. The court heard the debt collector first turned up uninvited at Mr Hall’s offices in Victoria, Central London, on February 9 this year. He was said to be acting for a client who claimed a company part-owned by Mr Hall owed £67,000 to him.
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Collector left Caine's daughter so terrified her hair 'turned white'
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Kevin Fox claimed a company part-owned by her husband Michael Hall owed the money
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Mr Hall wants injunction stopping Kevin Fox from coming within 100 yards of his west London home | 59,326 | record_train |
Identical: But it was not until he arrived at @placeholder, under the guise of a roaming doctor, that historians say his attempts finally bore fruit | By Matt Blake The Brazilian town of Cândido Godói is truly one of a kind... all because the same can't be said for the locals. The municipality, in the state Rio Grande do Sul, has been been nicknamed 'Twin Land' due to the phenomenal number of twins there. With more than one pregnancy in every ten being a multiple birth, the town has a twin rate nearly 1,000 per cent higher than the global average. And most bizarrely, while many attempts have been made to explain the phenomenon, many observers blame the Nazis. Scroll down for video Two of a kind: Ten-year-old Kitana and Tahuana Schmitt are just one of some 700 twins in the town of 6,600 residents
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Cândido Godói, in Brazil, has some 700 twins in population of 6,600 - 1,000% higher than global average twin rate
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Some say Auschwitz medic Josef Mengele held experiments there under guise of roaming medic and veterinarian
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Mr Mengele was infamous for carrying out inhumane tests on twins in bid to create Aryan race
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Residents say he started giving women twin-inducing mix of drugs or hormones | 59,327 | record_train |
To get a better idea of what it's like to live on a food stamp budget, CNN correspondent Sean Callebs has decided to eat for a month on $176 and blog about the experience on @placeholder. | (CNN) -- As Walter Thomas knows, it's hard to look for a job when your stomach is rumbling. Samirah, 2, asked her mom to take this photo to show that hungry people "are like everyone else." The 52-year-old from Washington, D.C., started skipping meals in early January when his savings account was running dry and his kitchen cabinets were almost empty. Thomas at first didn't want to turn to the United States' food safety net, the food stamp program, for help. But after being laid off in July from what seemed like a steady job in sales at a furniture store, Thomas swallowed his pride and applied for the monthly food aid.
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More than 1 in 10 Americans are part of the federal food assistance program
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Some people say it is hard or impossible to make ends meet, even with help
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President Obama's economic stimulus plan could increase food-stamp funding
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CNN's Sean Callebs will live on $176 this month to learn about life on food stamps | 59,328 | record_train |
Brave: @placeholder has had a kidney transplant after being diagnosed with a rare condition called hemolytic uremic syndrome | The Duchess of Cambridge coxed a poorly young girl into a Christmas sing-a-long today - with the help of a toy frog. Kate, 31, found herself resorting to the puppet to charm some of the children at Shooting Star House Children's Hospice in Hampton, Middlesex. Even then, some were not so impressed. When one little girl, Demi-Leigh Armstrong, 5, from Ashford, Middlesex, complained that her friend was short of a musical instrument during a sing-song, Kate offered her a rattle. 'Do you want to give him this one?' she asked Demi-Leigh, who replied emphatically: 'No,' before turning her back on the Duchess.
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Kate visited Shooting Star House Children's Hospice in Middlesex
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She toured facilities and met children with life-limiting illnesses
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Duchess is royal patron of East Anglia Children's Hospices
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Snowden is barely seen in @placeholder and officials have said since his arrival last summer that he is in danger from a possible hit by US agents. | By Will Stewart Secret services fugitive Edward Snowden claimed on Sunday that US government officials 'want to kill me' in an interview with a German TV channel. The intelligence leaker's Moscow lawyer had already voiced similar fears after controversial comments from unattributed sources. Snowden - currently hiding from US justice in Russia, where he is believed to be under the protection of the The Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation (FSB) - said he has received threats on his life. 'These people, and they are government officials, have said they would love to put a bullet in my head or poison me when I come out of the supermarket, and then watch as I die in the shower,' he said.
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In a new interview with a German TV channel, Edward Snowden reveals that threats have been made against his life
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The former NSA contractor says US government officials 'would love to put a bullet in my head'
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He also shares claims of a poisoning scheme where he could be 'poked' exiting a supermarket and then die later at home
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Snowden continues to hide out in Russia
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Venezuela has a sizable population of ethnic @placeholder who have significant clout and political power. | (CNN) -- The picture has created an uproar in Venezuela. It shows Venezuelan lawmaker Adel El Zabayar, holding an assault rifle and posing with two armed soldiers. What makes the photo particularly striking is that the 49-year-old legislator is in Syria supporting President Bashar Al-Assad. El Zabayar was born in Venezuela, but his parents are from Syria. The lawmaker, who was little known before his trip to Syria, says he's willing to fight for the country of his forebears if the United States attacks the Arab nation. In another picture, El Zabayar appears in the middle of a group of apparent military men. Like most of the others, he's holding an assault rifle.
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Venezuelan legislator Adel El Zabayar is in Syria supporting President Bashar Al-Assad
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El Zabayar's parents are from Syria
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro praises lawmaker as a hero
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When news emerged Wednesday that the @placeholder attack killed four people, including U.S. | Washington (CNN) -- Is this week's anti-American chaos in the Arab world going to be President Barack Obama's Jimmy Carter moment or Republican challenger Mitt Romney's John McCain moment? The unrest so far in Libya, Egypt and Yemen -- embassies attacked, an American ambassador killed, spreading protests -- evokes memories of another U.S. crisis more than 30 years ago. In 1979, Iranians celebrating their revolution invaded the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and took 52 Americans hostage to launch a crisis that helped doom Carter's re-election bid a year later. Romney and some conservative backers seek to draw parallels between the Carter and Obama presidencies, hoping to weaken what has been a major advantage for Obama on foreign policy and cement in voters' minds that he doesn't deserve a second term.
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Mitt Romney seeks to draw parallels between presidents Obama and Carter
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Some Republicans say Romney blundered in his attack on Obama
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The flags draped over the shoulders of sobbing medalists were nothing short of "blustering jingoism" in the @placeholder rocker's eyes. | (CNN) -- The circus has come to town and the villagers are in a frenzy. The light fantastic opening, the displays of super-human strength, the heroes born under the united roar of the crowd. Who can deny the intoxicating beat of the Olympic drum? Well, quite a few actually. Was it really wise spending $14 billion in these times of austerity? Surely it was heavy-handed to install missiles on residents' rooftops? The recruitment shambles involving security company G4S suggested embarrassing unpreparedness? Yet it seems from the moment Danny Boyle took us on a whimsical journey through British history in the opening ceremony, that cynicism has melted away.
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As London 2012 comes to a close, not everyone has fallen under the Olympic spell
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Singer Morrissey criticized the "blustering jingoism" of Games
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East London residents moved from their homes, others gone to jail
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And both, of course, make for a sensational showcase for the jewelry that has made the @placeholder sisters the darlings of the New York style set. | As workouts go, boxing and ballet are both favorites of the fitness-loving fashion set. Now the two have been combined to create a powerful new short film. Supermodel Hilary Rhoda and actress Sophia Bush play competitors readying for a fight in a YouTube video for New York-based jewelry label Dannijo. They are seen lifting weights, doing sit-ups - and having their make-up done - in preparation for the ring. That's a wrap: Actress Sophia Bush plays a boxer in a new short film for jewelry label Dannijo Multitasking: Supermodel Hilary Rhoda is seen having her make-up done while doing sit-ups
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Dannijo shared an exclusive first look at its new Boxerina video with MailOnline
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The short film is a follow-up to one released in June starring dancers from the American Ballet Theater | 59,334 | record_train |
Although other film historians dispute his claims, Urwand believes that Hollywood studio chiefs were happy to work with @placeholder censors to change or cancel productions so that they could keep access to the German film market. | It may not have made the final cut of Hollywood's history, but a film historian says major American film studios collaborated with Nazi Germany in the lead up to the Second World War. From investing in German rearmament to editing out references to crimes being committed against Jews, studios including MGM, Paramount and 20th Century Fox failed to stand up to Hitler, Ben Urwand claims. 'I want to bring out a hidden episode in Hollywood history and an episode that has not been reported accurately,' the Harvard scholar said. Cancelled: A movie adaptation of the political novel and theater show It Can't Happen Here was dropped
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Ben Urwand says film industry failed to stand up to censorship
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MGM invested in German rearmament to get around export restrictions
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The incident sparked a demonstration Saturday in Jalalabad to protest @placeholder's action, Abdulzai said. | Kabul (CNN) -- International forces in Afghanistan are investigating reports that civilians were killed in air strikes in the eastern province of Nangarhar, a spokesman for the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force said Saturday. The strikes Friday in Behsud District targeted five enemy combatants but an initial investigation did not confirm any casualties, Tech. Sgt. Peter Dean said. A spokesman for the governor of Nangarhar province said at least five people were killed following a NATO airstrike late Friday in Jalalabad. The victims were sitting outside in their garden enjoying some relief from the heat when a helicopter came overhead and killed all five of them, spokesman Ahmed Zia Abdulzai said.
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NATO-led forces investigate reports of civilian casualties in airstrikes in Nangahar
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A spokesman for the Nangarhar provincial governor says at least 5 people were killed | 59,336 | record_train |
@placeholder staffers said the senator does not recall meeting Cunningham, but it is possible that they may have done so briefly at an event. | CINCINNATI, Ohio (CNN) -- A conservative radio talk-show host said that "he's had it up to here" with Sen. John McCain after the GOP presidential candidate repudiated the commentator's remarks about Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama at a campaign event. "John McCain threw me under a bus -- under the 'Straight Talk Express,' " Bill Cunningham told CNN on Tuesday, referring to McCain's campaign bus. Earlier Tuesday, Cunningham spoke at a McCain campaign event in Cincinnati and called Obama a "hack, Chicago-style Daley politician." "All is going to be right with the world when the great prophet from Chicago takes the stand, and the world leaders who want to kill us will simply be singing 'Kumbaya' around the table of Barack Obama," the commentator told the crowd.
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Radio talk-show host Bill Cunningham: Sen. John McCain "threw me under the bus"
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McCain distances self from broadcaster's remarks on Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama
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Cunningham uses Obama's middle name -- Hussein -- at McCain event
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Horrific: Three white @placeholder, pictured, students are accused of committing hate crimes against their black roommate | By Helen Pow and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:04 EST, 26 November 2013 | UPDATED: 09:00 EST, 27 November 2013 Confession: San Jose State University President Mohammad Qayoumi said in a statement he and other school officials could have done more to protect the black student fro0m harassment The president of San Jose State University has admitted that he 'failed' an African-American student whose white roommates were charged with hate crimes and battery after allegedly clamping a bicycle lock on his neck and calling him ‘three-fifths’ of a person. The unnamed freshman from Santa Cruz said he was afraid to come home to the four-bedroom dormitory suite he had shared with Logan Beaschler, 18, Joseph Bomgardner, 19, and Colin Warren, 18, since late August.
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San Jose State University President Mohammad Qayoumi stated that he and other school officials failed to stop the abuse
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University will appoint independent expert to examine the case and propose reforms
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San Jose University students Logan Beaschler, 18, Joseph Bomgardner, 19, and Colin Warren, 18, are facing misdemeanor hate-crime and battery charges
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The unnamed black freshman said he was afraid to come home to the four-bedroom dormitory suite he shared with the white teens
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The teens nicknamed the then-17-year-old 'three-fifths,' referring to how the government once counted black people as a fraction of a person
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Van Hollen said @placeholder drove "aimlessly" through three Wisconsin counties and made false calls to authorities to "throw police off his tail." | (CNN) -- The sole survivor of Sunday's shooting rampage in Wisconsin "played dead" after a sheriff's deputy shot him three times, Wisconsin's attorney general said Tuesday. Tyler Peterson, a sheriff's deputy, shot and killed six people, police said. After Tyler Peterson shot him once, Charlie Neitzel, 21, begged him to stop. But Peterson fired again. Neitzel fell to the floor, was shot a third time, and didn't move. "Playing dead until Peterson left, Neitzel survived," Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen said. Neitzel underwent surgery Tuesday and was in stable condition Tuesday night, a hospital employee told CNN. The families of the six slain young people -- all current or former graduates of Crandon High School in Crandon, Wisconsin, asked that media leave them alone in their grief, Van Hollen told reporters.
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Charlie Neitzel, 21, begged Tyler Peterson to stop shooting, AG said
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AG: After Peterson fired second time, Neitzel dropped to floor and didn't move
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Peterson was shot three times in the head; once in bicep, AG said
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Peterson opened fire on a party of young people Sunday, killing six | 59,339 | record_train |
"So there's at least some speculation that rather than driving young people who are inclined to vote for it to the polls, it's going to motivate people who are against it to turn out which could help @placeholder. | Washington (CNN) -- Will pot politics push Florida Democrat Charlie Crist to victory on his quest to regain the governor's mansion? That's what some Democrats are hoping. Polls show Crist and his GOP rival, current Gov. Rick Scott, are neck-and-neck. A Quinnipiac University survey released Monday has Crist at 42%, Scott with 41%, Libertarian candidate Adrian Wyllie with 7%, and 9% of likely voters still undecided. Public Policy Polling released Sunday had the Crist and Scott at 44% each. Crist's law partner, John Morgan, spent millions to get an amendment to legalize medical marijuana on the ballot on Tuesday -- a move some say was meant to help Crist win by boosting turnout from Democratic-leaning groups.
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Polls show Democrat Charlie Crist and his Republican Rick Scott are neck-and-neck
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Scott is the current governor of Florida, Crist is former governor
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Observers say Democrats are hoping a medical marijuana initiative could help Crist
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On their travels, the family have already posted on social media about their visits to almost 20 @placeholder locations | A family have taken their son out of school along with his younger brother to visit as many of their 500 Facebook friends as possible in person. David, 47, and Debs Hurst, 36, along with their sons Daniel, five, and Darley, three, and Colin the dog, have put their lives on hold to travel around Britain and Europe. For each person seen by the family, they are taking a face-to-face selfie, donating £2 to Cancer Research UK and challenging the friend to do the same with someone on their own Facebook list. Scroll down for video Camper van adventure: David and Debs Hurst, along with their sons Daniel (left), five, and Darley (centre), three, and Colin the dog, have put their lives on hold to travel around Britain and Europe
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David and Debs Hurst travelling with sons Daniel and Darley and dog Colin
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For each person they're taking selfie and donating to Cancer Research UK
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Couple left three-bedroom Devon cottage to buy camper van worth £41,000 | 59,341 | record_train |
As for the novel, those familiar with it will notice quite a few departures, omissions and location changes from the original (and the big one, an MI6 holiday party, was approved by Le Carré), but for all these differences director @placeholder et al. | (CNN) -- In a year rife with films styled after the classic gritty and morally ambiguous cinema of the 1970s ("Moneyball," "Shame" and "The Ides of March"), the best of the lot arrives Friday with Tomas Alfredson's brilliant "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy." Adapted from John Le Carré's 1974 novel of the same name, the film is an exceptional treat for those who like to give their brains a little bit of a workout from time to time. The year is 1973: The Cold War is raging around the world, and Britain's security apparatus is split into two branches: MI5 for domestic operations (much like the FBI) and the Secret Intelligence Services, aka MI6 (the CIA equivalent). It's not really that simple, but go with it.
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"Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy " is adapted from John Le Carré's 1974 novel
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The film is a spy thriller set during the Cold War in 1973
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@placeholder Premier Mike Baird was also in attendance at the mass, after laying flowers at Martin Place | Hundreds of mourners have filled Sydney's St Mary's Cathedral to attend an official memorial mass for siege victims on their lunch break, where they were told 'hell has touched us'. Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP addressed people in the packed cathedral including Australian Governor General Peter Cosgrove, Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull and his wife Lucy and NSW Premier Mike Baird. On Tuesday afternoon Archbishop Fisher spoke to the congregation about the horrific 16-hour siege that happened in the Lindt cafe, just two blocks away from St Mary's Cathedral in the CBD. Scroll down for video Archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher celebrates a mass to rememeber victims of the Martin Place siege
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Hundreds of mourners filled Sydney's St Mary's Cathedral for memorial
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Archbishop Anthony Fisher told the congregation 'hell has touched us'
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Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull broke down in tears | 59,343 | record_train |
Amid public outcry and growing pressure from the persecution, who vowed to appeal the sentence, Judge Baugh apologized earlier this month for his earlier remarks and called a hearing to re-examine and possibly amend Rambold's sentence - a move the state attorney general challenged as being outside @placeholder's legal authority. | By Laura Collins In Billings, Montana and James Nye PUBLISHED: 23:46 EST, 25 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:02 EST, 26 September 2013 Rapist: This Sept. 12, 2013 file photo released by the Montana State Prison shows Stacey Rambold, a 54-year-old teacher who is serving a 30-day sentence in prison for raping a former student who later killed herself Stacey Rambold, 48, the man sentenced to just 30-days behind bars even after admitting raping a 14-year-old girl will walk free from prison today after completing his controversially short sentence. His lenient punishment for the 2007 rape of Cherice Moralez, who killed herself three-years later, was handed down to him by District Judge Todd Baugh and the comments made by Baugh about Moralez sparked national outrage.
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Montana teacher Stacey Rambold, 48, was sentenced to 30 days in prison for raping a 14-year-old girl last month
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Rambold admitted to raping the vulnerable teenager on several occasions in 2007 in his marital home, car and office
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Judge Baugh gave Rambold just 30 days in jail instead of maximum of life because Rambold had 'suffered enough' and young Cherry was 'in control'
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Protests held and nationwide petition calling for judge's removal has 10,000 signatures
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Cherice shot herself in her mother's bed when it became too much to bear | 59,344 | record_train |
Doubts: Alexis Sanchez reflected the views of some Chileans by stating his concern about @placeholder as ref | English referee Howard Webb found himself at the centre of a bitter storm between Brazil and Chile last night ahead of taking charge of the first knockout game of the tournament in Belo Horizonte. Webb, who came in for some criticism in the wake of the last World Cup final, faced further questions from the Chileans, who fear he may not be strong enough not to favour the host nation. Barcelona star Alexis Sanchez said: ‘What worries me most about this game is the referee.’ The Chile FA president is also reported to have expressed concern that Webb would buckle under the considerable pressure at the Estadio Mineirao.
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Chileans fear Webb isn't strong enough
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Sanchez: 'What worries me most about this game is the referee'
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Scolari hits back saying comments are: 'a lack of respect to Brazil'
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Thiago Silva almost in tears talking about Scolari's influence | 59,345 | record_train |
According to court documents, Yahoo’s human resources personnel refused to conduct an investigation when Miss @placeholder complained about the advances. | Maria Zhang, senior director of engineering at Yahoo Mobile, is being sued by Nan Shi, former principal software engineer Shi said she was coerced into having 'oral and digital sex' with Zhang, who allegedly promised her 'bright future' The engineer claimed she was fired after she complained about alleged harassment to Yahoo's human resources Yahoo has denied the allegations, calling Miss Zhang an 'exemplary' executive In a tech magazine profile in April, Zhang said she is passionate about mentoring other female engineers Ms Zhang's attorneys have attacked the suit as 'inhumane' and 'outrageously false' By Snejana Farberov and Reuters Reporter and Ted Thornhill
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Maria Zhang, senior director of engineering at Yahoo Mobile, is being sued by Nan Shi, former principal software engineer
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Shi said she was coerced into having 'oral and digital sex' with Zhang, who allegedly promised her 'bright future'
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The engineer claimed she was fired after she complained about alleged harassment to Yahoo's human resources
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Lawsuit says Zhang made Shi write work emails on the weekend 'right after sex'
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Yahoo has denied the allegations, calling Miss Zhang an 'exemplary' executive
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In a tech magazine profile in April, Zhang said she is passionate about mentoring other female engineers
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Ms Zhang's attorneys have attacked the suit as 'inhumane' and 'outrageously false' | 59,346 | record_train |
@placeholder was alleged to have said: ‘You’re too fat to referee, you should retire.’ Mourinho is also said to have shouted. | Jose Mourinho has taken a dig at Manchester City after their £25million signing of Wilfried Bony. The Premier League champions wrapped up a four-and-half year deal worth £100,000-a-week for the Ivorian striker on Wednesday but Mourinho has questioned whether City have remained within Financial Fair Play rules. He said: 'Good striker. If they have the money and no problems with FFP, well done. Rules are different for City.' VIDEOS Scroll down to watch Jose Mourinho has raised questions about Manchester City's signing of Wilfried Bony (right) Bony joined Manchester City on a four-and-a-half-year deal, and he will wear the No 14 shirt
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Manchester City signed £25million striker Wilfried Bony on Wednesday
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Jose Mourinho has questioned whether City have abided by FFP rules
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Mourinho also claims league leaders Chelsea are not favourites for title
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Chelsea travel to Swansea in the Premier League on Saturday
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Gushing over her new man, she said: '@placeholder is very personable and kind hearted. | By Katy Winter The world's tallest model, Amazon Eve, has finally found love - and her Mr Right is only four inches shorter than her. The 34-year-old beauty stands at a lofty 6ft 8in and completely dwarfs most men she meets. But now the towering brunette from Turlock, California is in a relationship and is enjoying barely having to stoop to kiss her new man. Scroll down for video Amazon Eve and her boyfriend Dennis Hargrove draw looks when they step out together as they tower above most passers by Always tall, by the age of 14 Amazon Eve was already 5ft 9, she towered over her classmates and teachers, but the small height difference between her and her new love means she no longer has to tower over men
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Amazon Eve, or Erika Ervin, is 6ft 8 and worried she would never find love
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Met boyfriend Dennis, in his 60s, who's 6ft 4in when he was her accountant
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@placeholder argued that taking over the project and others in Orinoco belt was its sovereign right. | Caracas, Venezuela (CNN) -- When the World Bank's arbitration body weighs in on a dispute between Venezuela and ExxonMobil, President Hugo Chavez says he won't respect the decision. The oil giant and officials from the South American nation have been feuding since 2007, when Chavez's government nationalized a joint project in the country's crude-rich Orinoco belt. A case before the World Bank's International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) is pending. "I will say it once. We will not recognize any decisions of the ICSID. We will not recognize them," Chavez said on state television Sunday. A hearing in the ICSID case is scheduled for the first quarter of 2012, according to a summary of the dispute published in an Exxon financial report.
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Venezuela and ExxonMobil are feuding over the 2007 nationalization of a project
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A case is pending before a World Bank dispute arbitration body
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President Hugo Chavez Venezuela "will not recognize any decisions" of the panel
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This month a Paris-based body said Venezuela owes Exxon $907 million | 59,349 | record_train |
"We apologize to those customers whose travel was disrupted as a result of the strike and look forward to earning their trust with ultra-low fares, great service and the best pilots in the sky," @placeholder said in a statement. | New York (CNN) -- Spirit Airlines reached a tentative agreement with its pilots on Wednesday that will end the five-day-old strike that halted the airline's operations, a union official said. Pilots will return to work and Spirit's operations will resume on Friday, the airline said on its website. "Our pilots worked hard to get a mutually favorable deal that allows the company to grow while improving their wages and benefits," said Ben Baldanza, president and CEO of Spirit. The tentative agreement was reached around 1 p.m. Wednesday, according to Capt. Sean Creed, chairman of the Air Line Pilots Association at Spirit.
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Spirit Airlines will resume operations Friday, company's website says
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Pilots' union official says deal reached Wednesday afternoon
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Spirit's 440 pilots walked off job Saturday after ongoing dispute over pay
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@placeholder, who has been twerking since she was 15 said: 'I didn't think I was going to win at all. | A year after the dance became a global phenomenon, a group of competitors have taken part in the second UK National Twerking Championships. Thirteen dancers wowed crowds with their eye-popping moves at the competition held in north London last night. The women bounced and jiggled their way through five rounds in a bid to win first place and a chance to dance on stage with twerking sensation Nicki Minaj. Scroll down for video The National Twerking Championships were held in London last night and attracted a crowd of almost 500 The first round, Freestyle, allows dancers to move around the stage in a solo performance or with a partner.
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Thirteen dancers took part in the competition held in north London
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The girls bounced and jiggled their way through five rounds of twerking
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'Pop and jiggle' round doesn't allow dancers to move their feet
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The winner, Jemini, will dance on stage with twerking icon Nicki Minaj | 59,351 | record_train |
Morten Storm has come forward to claim that he was an @placeholder double agent and helped the CIA track down and kill Anwar al-Awlaki, a top figure in the terror group | The Danish man who claims he worked with the CIA to infiltrate al-Qaeda and helped take out radical anti-American cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, had a lesser-known job: matchmaker to the terrorists. Morton Storm, a Danish convert to Islam, was a trusted al-Qaeda associate when he was offered $250,000 by the CIA to find a wife for Awlaki - who already had two - in an effort to track him down. To do this, Storm turned to Facebook, and found 'Aminah' - who said she was a fan of Awlaki. He then orchestrated an exchange of previously unseen video messages between the two, and - despite an assassination order on Awlaki from the U.S. - they agreed to marry.
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Morten Storm, who claims he was working as a double agent, says he set Anwar al-Awlaki up with his third wife in an elaborate plot
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Storm says he found Awlaki a bride using Facebook
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Wife, known only as Aminah, now writes for Awlaki's Inspire magazine | 59,352 | record_train |
Nurse A said the situation deteriorated rapidly at the end of the week when she received a text message from @placeholder, saying: ‘You will see from the texts I don’t chase for long, and I don’t like failure. | By Larisa Brown PUBLISHED: 04:17 EST, 16 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:45 EST, 16 August 2012 A health boss played an innuendo-laden game of scrabble with a newly qualified nurse as he waged a campaign of harassment, a tribunal has heard. Peter King is accused of bombarding the nurse with text messages and making lewd remarks. The senior manager of a community mental health in Swindon, Wilts, is also accused of using sexually suggestive words during a game of online Scrabble on Facebook. The senior manager pressured the nurse into adding him as a friend on Facebook then sent her saucy messages while they played Scrabble
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Health manager 'used sexually suggestive words' during online game
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Peter King 'told her she was 'f*******' in a bid to get her into bed', tribunal heard
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said: 'I spoke to people where @placeholder works and heard stories about how | By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 07:22 EST, 15 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:21 EST, 15 January 2014 A couple who appeared on ITV's This Morning to discuss the fact they drink their own urine have become the subject of a Twitter backlash from horrified viewers. Bex Long and John Dixon say their own home brewed elixir has banished symptoms of depression, made their eyes brighter and their skin clearer. The couple, who have been dating for two years, told an aghast Holly Willoughby and Dermot O'Leary on ITV's This Morning that their urine was so potent it was 'like an energy drink'.
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Bex Long and John Dixon have been together for two years
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Couple appeared on show to discuss the health benefits of drinking urine
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They say urine has has banished symptoms of depression, made their eyes brighter and their skin clearer - and they have no plans to stop
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A 3-0 victory in Moldova on Tuesday stretched England’s winning run under @placeholder to eight games but there is no sense that the comfortable manner in which they have been winning games will breed complacency in the group. | By Dominic King for the Daily Mail Follow @@DominicKing_DM Gareth Southgate has urged his England squad not to fall into the trap he did as a player and wilt under play-off pressure. The Under-21s will discover the identity of the opponents standing in their way of Euro 2015 when the draw is made on Friday and Southgate intends to draw on personal experience to help this group through their biggest test. Saido Berahino was the star of the show in Moldova for England U21 as he bagged a brace Southgate played in the second leg of England’s clash with Scotland at Wembley in November 1999 and he remembers how a team containing David Beckham, Michael Owen and Alan Shearer almost threw away a place at Euro 2000 as the occasion got to them.
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Under-21s will discover the identity of the opponents standing in their way of Euro 2015 on Friday
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Gareth Southgate intends to draw on personal experience to help this group through their biggest test
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Southgate remembers how England almost threw away a place at Euro 2000 in play-off against Scotland | 59,355 | record_train |
The first few looks had something uniquely @placeholder about them. | Large tote bags and girly clutches are so last season at Louis Vuitton. Their new fall/winter 14-15 collection, designed by the fashion house's hottest new property, Nicolas Ghesquiere, was unveiled today at Paris Fashion Week. Models took to the catwalk carrying the Petite-Malle which is as innovative as it is distinctive. The rectangular shaped bags are carried with a long leather strap that clips on to the sides. A fold over lid top, clasps and buckles give the appearance of a traditional vanity case or treasure chest. Portable vanity case: Louis Vuitton's Petite-Malle was revealed on the catwalk at Paris Fashion Week
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New collection of bags unveiled on Paris catwalk
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The Petite-Malle is as innovative as it is distinctive
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Rectangular bags have appearance of vanity case or treasure chest
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Must-have bag is currently only available 'on demand' | 59,356 | record_train |
The student's father rushed to @placeholder from San Diego last Wednesday and has since met several times with Spanish and U.S. authorities. | Madrid, Spain (CNN) -- The family of an American college student who has been missing for more than a week in Madrid has hired private investigators from California to help search for him, the student's father told CNN on Monday. A small team of investigators from the Halo Corp. is due to arrive in Madrid on Tuesday to search for the San Diego State University student, Austin Taylor Bice, who went missing after a night out with friends, said his father, Larry Bice. Halo's website says it is a San Diego-based company "founded by former special operations and intelligence personnel."
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Missing-person posters appearing in Madrid and on Spanish media
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Austin Taylor Bice, 22, was last seen outside a Madrid disco February 26
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'Against @placeholder we weren't able to replace the skills he has. | Uruguay captain Diego Lugano has described Luis Suarez's four-month ban as an act of 'barbarity' that breaches the player's human rights. FIFA suspended Suarez from all football-related activity until the end of October after he bit Giorgio Chiellini during Uruguay's final group game on Tuesday. Suarez sat out Saturday's second-round match against Colombia and Uruguay suffered without him, falling to a 2-0 defeat thanks to a brace from James Rodriguez. VIDEO Scroll down for FIFA president Sepp Blatter: What Suarez did was not fair Suspension: Luis Suarez was banned for four months after appearing to bite Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini
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Uruguay's Diego Lugano describes Suarez's four-month ban as 'barbaric'
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Former West Brom defender believes suspension breaches the frontman's human rights | 59,358 | record_train |
"We had uncovered the story," Bernstein said at a program put on by the @placeholder. | Forty years ago this Sunday, the Watergate break-in began the downward spiral of the Richard M. Nixon administration, ending with the disgraced president's resignation a little more than two years later. On the night of June 17, 1972, the Washington hotel served as a base for an illegal break-in by operatives of the Nixon re-election campaign at the offices of the Democratic National Committee, located in the Watergate office building next door. Five burglars were arrested. Rookie Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein used leaked information from a source they dubbed "Deep Throat" in hundreds of articles about the ensuing scandal.
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FBI posts personnel records of former associate director W. Mark Felt
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Felt in late life identified himself as "Deep Throat"
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'The middle finger was hanging by a thread, and I wrapped his hand in a towel and then called 911,' @placeholder told the newspaper. | Jose Canseco has broken down in a TV interview over the gun accident that saw him accidentally blow off his own finger and almost shoot his fiancee The overcome former Major League Baseball star was told he will never regain full use of his left hand after the weapon discharged while he was cleaning it at his Las Vegas home on Tuesday But it's a price he's willing to pay for the safety on his future wife, swimsuit model Leila Knight. Now recuperating after doctors reattached the digit in an emergency surgery, the 51-year-old burst into tears as he explained what happened to Inside Edition on Thursday.
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The former Oakland A's star was rushed to the hospital Tuesday afternoon after accidentally firing the gun he was cleaning
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He blew the middle finger of his left hand off and will never regain use of it
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His fiance, Leila Knight, was standing nearby at the time
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The bullet went into a wall near where she was standing
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Canseco had been at a shooting range
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Thousands of film fans have flocked to @placeholder in Switzerland to experience the thrill of falling 720ft - before bouncing back up on the bungee | By Stephanie Linning for MailOnline Film fans are flocking to copy James Bond by taking a breathtaking leap off the dam featured in the iconic opening sequence of GoldenEye. Thrill-seekers can pay up to £170 to bungee jump off the 720ft-high Contra Dam, also known as the Verzasca Dam, on the Verzasca River in Ticino, Switzerland. In the action-packed opening sequence of the 1995 film, which marked Pierce Brosnan's debut as 007, Bond can be seen fearlessly throwing himself off the dam before turning his gun to the camera and pulling the trigger. Scroll down for video Thrill-seekers can pay £170 to throw themselves off the Contra Dam on the Verzasca River in Ticino, Switzerland, where the iconic opening to 1995 James Bond film GoldenEye was filmed
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The 720ft high Contra Dam is on the Verzasca River in Ticino, Switzerland
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James Bond fearlessly leaps off it in the opening sequence of GoldenEye
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The action-packed 1995 film marked Pierce Brosnan's debut as 007
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It is thought some 20,000 film fans and tourists have taken the plunge | 59,361 | record_train |
"The United States is aware of possible missile launches by @placeholder. | SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- North Korea fired several short-range missiles toward the Sea of Japan on Saturday, an act that the U.S. watched closely and South Korea called provocative. N. Korean army soldiers, back, look at a S. Korean soldier, center, in the demilitarized zone in June. Pyongyang fired seven short-range missiles in less than seven hours, South Korea's Foreign Ministry said. The missiles were apparently Scud-type, estimated to have a range of about 500 kilometers (310 miles), according to South Korea's Yonhap news agency. South Korean intelligence estimates that North Korea has about 700 such missiles in its arsenal.
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North Korea fires Scud-type missiles that can reach 400 to 500 km
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South Korea has called the launches "a provocative act"
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U.S. diplomat: "This type of North Korea behavior is not helpful"
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Pyongyang test-fired four such missiles off the east coast Thursday | 59,362 | record_train |
A spokesman from @placeholder added: 'This is subject to a club investigation and will be dealt with internally.' | By Richard Hartley-parkinson UPDATED: 18:05 EST, 18 November 2011 Caught short: Bristol Rovers midfielder Jordan Goddard was allegedly spotted urinating by Corby Town fans A footballer urinated in front of visiting fans before his debut appearance for Bristol Rovers' first team, it has been alleged. Jordan Goddard, brought on as a substitute in the 93rd minute of the game, was reported to police by a Corby Town supporter for relieving himself as he warmed up at the side of the pitch. The incident was said to have taken place on a corner flag at the Corby end of Bristol's Memorial Stadium.
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Bristol Rovers player Jordan Goddard was seen by Corby Town fans relieving himself as he warmed up | 59,363 | record_train |
Sara visits a local orphanage where organic waste from the local market is powering the stoves -- one solution to @placeholder's problem of 9,000 tons of waste daily. | (CNN) -- This month Road to Rio -- a Green City Journey stops off in the world's second most populated country, India. Sara Sidner, Mallika Kapur and Nick Glass meet in the capital city New Delhi, to explore how carbon cuts are being made. They hit the ground on green modes of transport to take on the Green City Challenge, picking up the best of green initiatives in a city heaving with mechanical and human traffic. From a solar-paneled rickshaw they explore the cuts being made in transport -- nearly the whole public transport system is run on natural gas (CNG) and the Metro system is expanding to take 17 million cars off the road reducing emissions by 160 millions tons.
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This month Road to Rio stops off in India to check out some green initiatives there
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The team first finds new modes of transportation helping to cut carbon in New Delhi
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@placeholder officials will be notified of the recall on Tuesday morning. | Tokyo, Japan (CNN) -- Toyota's president apologized profusely Tuesday as he announced the global recall of more than 400,000 of the automaker's 2010 hybrid models, including the popular Prius, for problems in their anti-lock braking systems. "We do apologize for the inconvenience and concerns we've given to the customers," President Akio Toyoda said in making the recall announcement from the automaker's headquarters in Tokyo. "Quality is our lifeline for Toyota." The company will work to recover its customers' trust, Toyoda said. The automaker filed recall papers early Tuesday afternoon with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport. Recall papers will be filed in the United States sometime Tuesday.
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Toyota will recall more than 400,000 hybrid vehicles worldwide for brake problems
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This latest recall will include the Toyota Prius and Sai, along with the Lexus HS250h
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More than 8 million Toyota cars have been recalled globally due to accelerator problems | 59,365 | record_train |
Reid has been excellent for @placeholder over the past few seasons, and his power in the air would be vital | Arsenal are prepared to spend another £20million in the January transfer market. The areas they are particularly scouting for are centre half, defensive midfield and left back. They will weigh up marquee players, budget ones and those with potential. Here Sportsmail highlights just how much bang for his buck Arsene Wenger may be able to find. VIDEO Arsene Wenger acting coy when discussing Khedira last transfer window Arsene Wenger knows his defence needs reinforcements but he is working on a tight budget in January WINSTON REID (West Ham) Cost £8m West Ham do not want to sell Reid in January and disrupt their promising season. He is out of contract in the summer but the £8m price tag will reflect their desire to keep him.
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Arsenal want to buy a centre back, left back and defensive midfielder
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Gunners defensive frailties have been exposed so far this season
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Winston Reid, Sami Khedira and Ron Vlaar among the potential targets | 59,366 | record_train |
Miss Bruni has taken centre stage since becoming Mr @placeholder's third wife following a whirlwind romance of just 80 days in 2008 | By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 13:11 EST, 24 April 2012 | UPDATED: 02:18 EST, 25 April 2012 The divorcee who is on course to become France’s next first lady today suggested she will be a far more modest one than Carla Bruni. Valerie Trierweiler, 47, is the partner of Francois Hollande, the Socialist who is runaway favourite to replace Nicolas Sarkozy as President in less than two weeks’ time. If Hollande does win – and the latest polls put him an astonishing ten points ahead of Sarkozy – Ms Treierweiler will become the first Premier Dame in French history to be unmarried.
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Valerie Trierweiler suggests she will be a modest first lady but admits she claps Francois Hollande 'like a footballers’ wife'
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Latest polls put Hollande ten points ahead of Nicolas Sarkozy
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France's most popular singer withdraws his support for current president | 59,367 | record_train |
Sussex Police has set up a dedicated team to track down @placeholder absconders, one of whom has been missing since the early 1960s. | On the run: Darren Burdfield has convictions for robbery, assault and Class A drug possession A violent robber has become the third inmate in a week to go on the run from just one open prison. Darren Burdfield was allowed on leave from Ford Open Prison, West Sussex, despite being jailed for five years last February for robbery, attempted robbery, criminal damage, assault, possession of an offensive weapon, Class A drug possession and various public order offences. The 32-year-old was recalled to jail on Saturday after a 'domestic incident' at the accommodation where he was staying for the weekend, but he did not return.
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Darren Burdfield has convictions for robbery, assault and Class A drugs
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He is third inmate in a week to abscond from Ford Prison, West Sussex
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Burdfield recalled to jail after 'domestic incident' while on weekend leave
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The figures reveal that in October and November, motorists paid out £153,835 in fines from the highest-grossing junction in Tolworth, and £100,203 from the one in @placeholder. | By Dan Bloom PUBLISHED: 08:01 EST, 6 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:21 EST, 6 December 2013 A council has made more than £150,000 in just two months from a yellow box junction, leaving motorists fuming. Local motorists have accused Kingston Council of 'predatory' behaviour after it emerged that a single hatched box in Tolworth, Surrey has been responsible for fines totaling around £2,500 a day. Another box junction in nearby Kingston town centre was almost as lucrative, raising £100,000 over the same period. A fine mess: The innocuous-looking box junction where drivers have had to pay £153,000 in Tolworth, Surrey
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Fines costing £130 each were handed out by Kingston Council, Surrey
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'Predatory' town hall chiefs have taken over traffic enforcement from police
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Another box junction nearby raised another £100,000 in the same period
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Churches and groups have been asked to ring bells at 3 p.m. Wednesday, marking the exact time @placeholder spoke. | By Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:35 EST, 24 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:17 EST, 25 August 2013 Tens of thousands of people marched to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and down the National Mall on Saturday, commemorating the 50th anniversary of King's famous speech and pledging that his dream includes equality for gays, Latinos, the poor and the disabled. The event was an homage to a generation of activists that endured fire hoses, police abuse and indignities to demand equality for African Americans. But there was a strong theme of unfinished business. 'This is not the time for nostalgic commemoration,' said Martin Luther King III, the oldest son of the slain civil rights leader.
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An estimated 100,000 marched to commemorate Martin Luther King's famous speech
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Along the Mall, images of slain teen Trayvon Martin where as common as King's
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The civil rights leader's oldest son said his father's work was not yet complete
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Rep. John Lewis, the only surviving speaker from the 1963 March, spoke out about the Voting Rights Act
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On the day of the anniversary, President Obama will speak from the steps of the memorial, the same place King stood when he delivered his speech | 59,370 | record_train |
The two women began their research and found that their dream could be made a reality through IVF Australia – until @placeholder was hit with another crushing blow. | A woman who was told she would never become a mother because she suffers from a heart condition is to have her dream of a family come true - thanks to a total stranger who offered to donate her eggs and a friend who is acting as a surrogate. Miranda Hill from Engadine in Sydney's south, who calls her situation a 'love story', will have a little one to call her own in four weeks when her best friend gives birth to a baby boy created with her husband's sperm and a Queensland mother's donated egg. The 32-year-old was first diagnosed with cardiomyopathy, a condition that doctors warned could result in her suffering a stroke if she carried a child, at the age of 21.
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Miranda Hill was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy at 21-years-old, which would result in her suffering a stroke if she fell pregnant
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Her best friend Megan, who had always joked about having a baby for her, offered to carry her child
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When Miranda's egg count was revealed to be too low, they enlisted the help of Queensland mother Jemma Bacon through IVF Australia
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Megan is due to give birth to Miranda's son, created with her husband's sperm and Jemma's egg, in four weeks | 59,371 | record_train |
When I set out @placeholder sailing 20 years ago, I never would have dreamt this would happen.’ | By Emily Andrews PUBLISHED: 19:00 EST, 28 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:21 EST, 29 December 2012 Arise Sir Wiggo: Bradley Wiggins, Britain's first Tour de France champion, has been given a knighthood in the New Year's honours list Britain's Olympic heroes have been rewarded for their success with a record number of gongs in the New Year honours list. The athletes, coaches and organisers who brought delight to the nation this summer dominate the list like no other group before them. A staggering 127 awards have been handed out to those involved – more than 10 per cent of the total. The figure is unprecedented in the 122-year history of the list.
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Olympic athletes,coaches and organisers comprise 10% of honours list
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UK's first Tour de France winner Wiggins to be given knighthood
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Paralympic cycling champion Sarah Storey is to be made a dame
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Four-time Olympic gold medalist Ben Ainslie also to be knighted
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CBEs for Jessica Ennis, Mo Farah, David Weir and Victoria Pendleton
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Wiggins describes his 'disbelief' and says it is 'an incredible honour' | 59,372 | record_train |
Much like with Kate, regular press reports questioned how long Kim would wait to get a ring on her finger, despite repeated affirmations from the couple that @placeholder was focusing on choosing her career path. | Their famous partners could not be more different - one is in training to be a future king, while the other is the first British male to win Wimbledon since the 1930s. But the lives of Kim Sears, 26, and the Duchess of Cambridge, 32, have taken a remarkably similar path since the early Noughties. Yesterday, after nine years together, Kim and Andy Murray, 27, announced their engagement. Scroll down for video Tennis star Andy Murray has proposed to his girlfriend of nine years Kim Sears (left). The 26-year-old and the Duchess of Cambridge (right) have followed similar path in their adult lives, including long courtships before getting engaged to famous men. Like Kate, Kim has had a style transformation into a fashion icon
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Kim Sears and the Duchess of Cambridge have followed similar paths
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Both women had long courtships before getting engaged to famous men
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Judy Murray claims independent Kim is 'Best thing to happen to Andy'
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Straight A's student shuns the limelight and has forged career as an artist
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But the series proved controversial and @placeholder received more than 200 complaints after the first episode. | People living at Britain’s most exclusive addresses are just as likely to be drug addicts as those on Benefits Street, a Labour frontbencher has claimed. Chris Bryant, the shadow welfare minister, said there were as many addicts living on The Bishops Avenue in London – known as Billionaires' Row – as on James Turner Street in Birmingham. And he criticised the portrayal of people on the Channel 4 programme, insisting people on benefits are ‘not shoplifting’ but want to find work. Labour's shadow welfare minister Chris Bryant criticised the portrayal of residents of James Turner Street Benefits Street has been a huge hit for Channel 4, featuring some of the residents living on the street in Birmingham.
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Shadow welfare minister condemns coverage of people on benefits
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Compares James Turner Street with well-heeled The Bishops Avenue
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White Dee accuses broadcaster of painting selective picture of her life
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Single mother receives child benefit, child tax credit and income support
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The 42-year-old claims she cannot work because she is depressed
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@placeholder's home was burglarized on August 2009, and an estimated $128,000 in jewelry, designer clothes and accessories was taken, authorities said. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- One of three remaining defendants in the "Bling Ring" pleaded no contest Friday to burglarizing the home of Lindsay Lohan in 2009 and was sentenced, the Los Angeles District Attorney's Office said in a news release. Superior Court Judge Larry Paul Fidler sentenced Diana Tamayo, 22, to three years of probation and ordered her to complete 60 days of work for the California Department of Transportation. That could involve picking up trash from the side of the road, said DA spokeswoman Jane Robison. Tamayo was given credit for the 10 days she served in jail. It was not clear whether she had legal representation.
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Diana Tamayo, 22, is sentenced to three years of probation
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She was among five members of the "Bling Ring"
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His wife acceded to the throne within the year when the @placeholder died in February 1952. | So does one still rule the waves? That may have been the question asked by the Queen yesterday - and the unimpressed look that followed may have revealed the answer She may well have been concerned to learn how much Britain's naval might has diminished since 1977. Her Majesty was being shown a chart outlining the current strength of the Royal Navy at Whitehall's Admiralty House as the Duke of Edinburgh finally received his birthday present. Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh (right) are shown a map by First Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Mark Stanhope (centre) during a visit to Admiralty House in central London
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@placeholder had originally told police that the toddler had injured himself but warrants have been issued for the couple's arrest on 11 counts of child endangerment. | By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 10:54 EST, 20 November 2012 | UPDATED: 12:59 EST, 21 November 2012 A mother and her boyfriend are wanted by police after leaving her three-year-old son at hospital so badly beaten that he has been left visually impaired. The child's body was covered in burns and bruises, both old and new injuries, authorities said when he was brought in last Wednesday. Jessica Linscott, 23, and her 27-year-old boyfriend Roland Dow were expected to hand themselves in to police on Monday but are now on the run after disappearing in Plaistow, New Hampshire. Scroll down for video
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Jessica Linscott, 23, and boyfriend Roland Dow, 27, disappeared on Friday in New Hampshire
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Three-year-old was brought to hospital by couple with old and new injuries that they claimed were self-inflicted
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Linscott's family believe she may be in danger with Dow | 59,377 | record_train |
@placeholder authorities have asked for him to be extradited to Aruba within eight days. | (CNN) -- Authorities have re-arrested three men in connection with the disappearance of an Alabama teenager in Aruba in 2005, based on new evidence in the case, prosecutors announced Wednesday. Natalee Holloway disappeared while on an Aruba vacation in 2005. Brothers Deepak and Satish Kalpoe were arrested in Aruba at the same time authorities in the Netherlands picked up Joran Van der Sloot at the request of the Aruban government, the statement said. Van der Sloot is attending school in Holland. The three had previously been arrested in 2005, Aruban prosecutors noted in a statement, but a court released them, citing insufficient evidence.
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NEW: Via representative, Holloway family expresses hope about developments
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Three men re-arrested in Natalee Holloway case, prosecutors say
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One young man arrested in Holland, two brothers picked up in Aruba
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crew of @placeholder radioed the mayday call after the 32-foot sailboat lost its steering capability. | By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 07:26 EST, 11 March 2013 | UPDATED: 15:53 EST, 11 March 2013 A married father is being mourned by the yachting community after he was killed when his stricken boat broke apart in rough seas during a race on Friday. Craig Williams, 36, was found unresponsive in the water by the coast guard after his six-strong crew sent a mayday call as their boat, the Uncontrollable Urge, drifted in rough seas toward a rocky island shore off southern California. Friends said on Monday that Mr Williams had died doing what he loved. The architect from Serra Mesa has a two-year-old daughter Claire and was looking forward to the birth of his second child this summer with wife Kjersti.
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Many @placeholder refugee agencies and officials are pushing against those plans and calling on the government to allow the immigrants to stay. | Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli authorities said Tuesday they detained 240 illegal migrants as part of a controversial plan to deport some of the thousands of Africans who have flooded the country illegally in recent years. Another 300 illegal migrants volunteered Tuesday to return to their country of origin, Israel's immigration ministry said. All the migrants detained Tuesday are Sudanese. "We are sending the infiltrators, migrants, back to their homes like all countries in the West, in Europe, in the USA act when dealing with migrants," Interior Minister Eli Yishai said on Tuesday. "Israel is acting according to international law and international charters dealing with infiltrators and migrants that come into the country against the law," he said. "We are acting according to the same law as the United States and Europe."
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240 illegal migrants are detained and 300 others volunteer to leave
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The issue of illegal African migrants is of growing concern in Israel
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The North may have a hard-edged image in the world of fierce militarism and, just as in the old @placeholder, much of life is run like the army, with group -- not individual -- activities the norm. | (CNN) -- I thought I was prepared for North Korea. After all, I'd spent more than half my life studying, traveling to and living in the former Soviet Union as well as other Communist and post-Communist countries. Commuters head to work in downtown Pyongyang this past February. So, as we arrived at Pyongyang airport, I felt oddly at home. The same empty airport as in Leningrad in 1969. (In the North Korean capital we later found out our flight was the only one scheduled for arrival that day.) Staring down at our plane as we taxied to the terminal, a huge color portrait of Kim Il Sung, North Korea's "Great Leader."
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CNN correspondent recalls August 2005 visit to North Korea's capital
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North Koreans are taught to adhere "juche," belief of self-reliance | 59,381 | record_train |
@placeholder indicated that the release of this message is forthcoming. | (CNN) -- Al Qaeda warnings against the United States emerged Friday as the materials taken from Osama bin Laden's compound continued to yield a trove of intelligence, including details about a possible attack on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. Al Qaeda, the bin Laden terrorist network that carried out the deadly attack in 2001, confirmed its leader's death on Friday in a Web statement and used that opportunity to taunt and threaten the United States. "Sheikh Osama didn't build an organization that will vanish with his death or fades away with his departure," according to the statement, which CNN could not independently authenticate.
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Dozens of people are arrested in Abbottabad, a Pakistani intelligence official says
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Al Qaeda says bin Laden's death will curse the United States
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"We were scared in the beginning -- you know how @placeholder was 20, 30 years ago. | Harlem, New York (CNN) -- At the heart of West Harlem, West Africa is buzzing. Nestled inside one of the world's most diverse cities, over the years the thriving neighborhood of Harlem has become the hub of New York's African American community. At the start of the 20th century, throngs of African Americans migrated from the southern United States into the big city, lured by the jobs and opportunities of urban life. But in the last 30 years or so, another group of people decided to call Harlem home. Scores of immigrants from several francophone West African countries moved to the borough to start a new life. At the center of it all, a vibrant Senegalese community has created a new home away from home, adding their culture, fashion and tastes to Harlem's diverse mix.
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New York's Harlem is home to a vibrant Senegalese community
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Known as Little Senegal, the area is filled with West African restaurants and shops
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Civil rights leaders of the 1960s, including Malcolm X, were active in the area | 59,383 | record_train |
Coach Doyle was second in the nation for all-time wins in high school girls’ basketball, and a member of the @placeholder Private Schools Coaches Hall-of-Fame. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 02:08 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 02:59 EST, 19 November 2013 Biter: Leake Academy girls basketball coach, Doyle Wolverton, is accused of biting a player in the face. The coach was apparently angry during the time out and was in the face of the girl. It escalated and the biting happened on the court A girls' high school basketball coach in Mississippi has resigned after being accused of biting a player in the face. Leake County Sheriff Greg Waggoner says Leake Academy coach Doyle Wolverton is accused of biting the unnamed player during a timeout in a November 12th game.
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Biting allegedly occurred during a timeout when the coach was unhappy with a play
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Coach Doyle Wolverton had the second most wins of any girls basketball coach in the country
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Defending her vote for the bill in 2010, @placeholder admitted that while she supported President Barack Obama's signature law, "it should be improved." | Incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu, a Democrat, and Republican challenger Rep. Bill Cassidy traded sharp allegations of personal misconduct in the final debate before the Louisiana Senate runoff, scheduled for Saturday, Dec. 6. Days before the debate, Landrieu attacked Cassidy's medical record, alleging the three-term congressman and doctor padded his payroll by manipulating his time sheet at the Louisiana State University clinic where he practices. Defending his service, Cassidy admitted he filled out the records himself. "Whenever you go to a clinic, you fill out charts and you sign sheets, and everybody knows where you are," Cassidy said. But Landrieu was persistent with her allegations.
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Incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu, a Louisiana Democrat, faced-off against GOP candidate Rep. Bill Cassidy during a debate Monday
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he is optimistic of further new arrivals checking in at @placeholder in the coming | By Simon Jones Leon Osman is eager to see new faces alongside him in the Everton side for his forthcoming testimonial. Everton entertain Porto at Goodison on Sunday, August 3 in the side’s only pre-season fixture on home soil. The fixture is Osman’s testimonial game, after playing more than 10 years of first team football for the Blues. Enthusiastic: Leon Osman is looking forward to the upcoming Premier League campaign Permanent fixture: Everton midfielder Osman (left) has been at Goodison Park for more than 10 years And the experienced England international midfielder would relish the chance to share the contest with a number of new faces in the Everton ranks.
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Everton veteran Leon Osman hopes his side can attract some new signings
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Muhamed Besic is expected to complete a move to Goodison Park
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(I had) this serendipitous conversation with @placeholder where we actually met to talk about other things, and it suddenly popped into her head to ask about "Midnight's Children." | (CNN) -- Salman Rushdie will always be most famous for "The Satanic Verses," the 1988 novel that earned the author a death warrant from the late Ayatollah Khomeini. But for literary merit alone, some rate the earlier "Midnight's Children" as Rushdie's greatest work. Now, the classic novel is hitting the movie screen in an adaptation by Rushdie himself. The author's first foray into screenwriting was not an easy assignment, he admits. After all, the book encompasses 30 years of India's history, from independence from Britain in 1947 to the turbulent rule of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. CNN spoke with the renowned writer about the cinematic rendering of his book, directed by Deepa Mehta (out in limited release now). Below is an edited version of the conversation.
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Salman Rushdie adapted his novel "Midnight's Children"
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'Shrien's family and his legal team have every confidence in the @placeholder judicial system. | By Jill Reilly Shrien Dewani has been sent to a psychiatric hospital until next month after a brief court South African appearance in which he was formally charged with murdering his wife during their honeymoon. The 34-year-old was brought to Western Cape High Court in Cape Town in a police convoy this morning after he was extradited from Britain last night at the end of a long legal battle. His wife Anni Dewani, 28, died when she was shot in the neck as the couple travelled in a taxi on the outskirts of Cape Town in November 2010. Millionaire businessman Dewani is accused of paying three men to kill her during the couple's honeymoon, which he denies.
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Shrien Dewani flew out of Britain on private flight to South Africa last night
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Dewani, 33, has always denied involvement in his wife, Anni's, murder
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He blasted @placeholder as having been wrong about the war at the start, saying McCain had failed to anticipate the uprising against U.S. forces and violence between rival religious groups in the country. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The next president will have to decide when and how to leave Iraq and what the United States will leave behind, Sen. John McCain said Friday. Sens. Barack Obama and John McCain trade jabs over each other's economic plans. Speaking at the first presidential debate, McCain said the war had been badly managed at the beginning but that the United States was now winning, thanks to a "great general and a strategy that succeeded." "Sen. Obama refuses to acknowledge that we are winning in Iraq," McCain said of his Democratic opponent. Sen. Barack Obama responded: "That's not true, that's not true."
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NEW: Barack Obama says John McCain wrong about Iraq
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Candidates debate earmarks, taxes, economic plans
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Rawalpindi is near @placeholder, and the mosque is near national army headquarters. | Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Four militants armed with guns and grenades stormed a mosque in Rawalpindi frequented by military personnel, killing dozens of people Friday -- most of them children, the military said. The attack is the latest to shake the garrison city since this year's launch of strong military offensives against Taliban insurgents in the Swat Valley and South Waziristan. Rawalpindi is the headquarters of the Pakistani army. Maj. Gen. Athar Abbas said Friday's assault killed 36 people and wounded 75. Among the dead were 17 children, according to the military's Web site. Also killed were an army general and eight other military officials, six of them of senior rank. The remaining fatalities were adults.
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Armed militants attack mosque during midday prayers in Rawalpindi, killing dozens
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Mosque is frequented by retired and serving military officials
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November 2 attack in Rawalpindi saw suicide bomber target a bank | 59,390 | record_train |
"It's very difficult going from a closed regime -- essentially one-man rule -- to a democracy that is trying to be born and learn to walk," @placeholder explained. | (CNN) -- The renewed bloodshed and defiant protests in Egypt prompts a provocative question: Could Egypt really collapse? Just two years into a revolution that ignited during the Arab Spring, Egypt's defense minister warned this week the raging conflict "may lead to the collapse of the state and threaten the future of our coming generations." On Wednesday, analysts described that statement as overreaching, but none dismissed the severity of the country's problems. "His comments were a bit over the top," said Joshua Stacher, a fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center of Scholars. "It depends on what your definition of what 'collapse' is," added Steven A. Cook, senior fellow for Middle Eastern studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. "The economy is certainly in terrible shape."
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Egypt's raging conflict "may lead to the collapse of the state," defense minister says
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The remark is a warning that things are getting out of control, analysts say
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Egypt's government needs to build "confidence" among its people, Clinton says | 59,391 | record_train |
Blackfish director @placeholder, who says she wasn’t a marine mammal activist before making the film, calls the news encouraging. | By Joel Christie Besieged theme park SeaWorld has launched its first major PR attack against Blackfish in an attempt to offset almost 12 months of damage caused by the chilling documentary, which chronicled the aquarium's 39-year treatment of killer whales in captivity. Hit with cancellations from high-profile performers and school field trips, coupled with aggressive animal activist campaigns and a tarnished image, the Orlando-based marine park has placed full-page ads in eight of the country's largest newspapers, rationalizing their whale practices. The 'Open Letter from SeaWorld's Animal Advocates' — which appears in today's Orlando Sentinel, New York Times, Wall Street Journal and USA Today, among other papers — defends the way SeaWorld cares for the 29 whales in its corporate collection.
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Blackfish is a 2013 documentary that charters SeaWorld's 39-year treatment of killer whales in captivity
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It culminates in the death of trainer Dawn Brancheau, who was drowned by famous orca Tilikum during a training session at SeaWorld Orlando in 2010
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Eight of the 10 artists booked to play at the annual Beers, Brew and BBQ concert have withdrawn after seeing the film, including Willie Nelson, Barenaked Brides and Trisha Yearwood
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SeaWorld today launched a new ad campaign in newspapers across the U.S. in an attempt to offset the damage and negative publicity | 59,392 | record_train |
He added that the @placeholder must come under further military pressure from the U.S.-led international military force and Afghan government forces before any substantive talks will occur. | Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- The Taliban claimed responsibility for a suicide car bomb attack Sunday that targeted a NATO convoy in northern Afghanistan's Kunduz province, killing at least three people and wounding 11, a spokesman for the provincial governor's office said. The attack came a day after Afghan President Hamid Karzai said the United States was involved in peace talks with the Taliban. U.S. officials have downplayed Karzai's statements, saying there had been contact but no discussions substantial enough to be considered negotiations. "I would say that these contacts are very preliminary at this point," Defense Secretary Robert Gates said in an interview broadcast Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union."
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Gates says U.S. contacts with the Taliban are preliminary
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The Taliban says it targeted German troops in a suicide car bombing
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Officials: Those confirmed killed or wounded are civilians
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The attack comes after the Afghan president said the U.S. is in peace talks with the Taliban | 59,393 | record_train |
@placeholder gave men an alternative to penile suppositories, surgery and injections, and 50 million worldwide have since taken it. | With her smooth and sultry tones, Linette Beaumont has become the first woman to star in a commercial for Viagra. If the English actress looks vaguely familiar, it's because she's made brief appearances in most of Britain's most popular TV soaps. The 44-year-old blonde was picked, according to Viagra makers Pfizer, after the company polled men suffering with erectile dysfunction who admitted that a woman would 'reassure' them - as well as motivating them to contact their doctor. Scroll down for video The new face of erectile dysfunction: Linette Beamont stars in the first Viagra TV commercial that targets the less-obvious sufferers of the sexual condition: women
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Linette Beaumont, 44, is the first woman to star in a Viagra commercial
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Drug makers Pfizer polled men, who admitted a woman would motivate them to go to the doctor | 59,394 | record_train |
In Pemon language, the flat-topped mountains across southeastern @placeholder are known as 'tepuis,' which means 'houses of the gods.' | A mystic, flat-topped mountain on the Venezuela-Brazil border that perplexed 19th-century explorers and inspired 'The Lost World' novel is attracting ever more modern-day adventurers. Once impenetrable to all but the Pemon indigenous people, several thousand hikers a year now make the three-day trek across savannah, through rivers, under a waterfall and along a narrow path scaling the cliffs of Mount Roraima. While those throngs are a boon to Venezuela's tottering tourism industry, they also scatter a prehistoric landscape with unwanted litter and strain a delicate ecosystem. Scroll down for video The mysterious table-topped mountain on the Venezuela-Brazil border that perplexed 19th century explorers is attracting ever more modern-day adventurers
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Thousands of tourists make the three-day trek along a narrow path scaling the cliffs of Mount Roraima
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Mountain on the Venezuela-Brazil border has perplexed 19th-century explorers and inspired 'The Lost World' novel
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But tourists blamed for scattering a prehistoric landscape with unwanted litter and straining delicate ecosystem | 59,395 | record_train |
James Collins (left to right), @placeholder and Stewart Downing (right) pose with a young fan at the ward | West Ham's stars helped spread some Christmas cheer on Tuesday afternoon as captain Kevin Nolan led a hospital visit to a children's ward in east London. Just a stone's throw away from the Hammers' Upton Park home, Nolan was one of eight first-team players from Sam Allardyce's squad to hand out festive goodie bags containing games, mini-footballs, towels and much more to young patients on the Rainbow Ward at Newham University Hospital. Nurses and hospital staff were equally delighted as they posed for photographs and got autographs from Nolan, James Tomkins, James Collins, Stewart Downing, Mauro Zarate, Diego Poyet, Matt Jarvis and Alex Song.
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West Ham stars gave out festive goodie bags to young patients
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They visited the Rainbow Ward at Newham University Hospital on Tuesday
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Kevin Nolan led seven of his team-mates in giving out the presents
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James Tomkins, James Collins, Stewart Downing, Mauro Zarate, Diego Poyet, Matt Jarvis and Alex Song were among those at the visit | 59,396 | record_train |
The official, who did not want to be on the record talking about ongoing deliberations, said the talks have focused exclusively on U.S. troops in @placeholder, just south of Tokyo. | Tokyo (CNN) -- What appeared to be smoke was rising Tuesday from two adjacent reactors in the damaged Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, a nuclear safety official said. Smoke spewed Monday from the same reactors, setbacks that came despite fervent efforts to prevent the further release of radioactive materials at the stricken facility. Hidehiko Nishiyama, an official with Japan's Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency, said smoke was rising from the plant's No. 2 and No. 3 reactors. It was not immediately clear why. On Monday, after 6 p.m., white smoke was seen emanating from the facility's No. 2 reactor, according to Nishiyama. About two hours earlier, workers were evacuated from the area around the No. 3 reactor after gray smoke began to rise from the wreckage of its steel-and-concrete housing, which was blown apart by a hydrogen explosion last week.
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NEW: The U.S. military is considering mandatory evacuations in Yokosuka, an official says
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High levels of radioactive iodine and cesium have been found in milk and spinach
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WHO says there's no immediate health risk from contaminated food | 59,397 | record_train |
In @placeholder, a hotel can earn a single star just for changing the sheets on the beds once a week (don't let the bedbugs bite!). | (BudgetTravel.com) -- When Americans think of "five star" hotels, they conjure up images of on-site spas, white-gloved service, and pillow menus. That's no surprise, given that the dominant rating systems in the U.S. are two of the most trust-worthy on the planet -- Forbes and AAA. In order to snag Forbes's highest ratings, for example, a hotel's staff must meet criteria such as greeting arriving guests curbside within 60 seconds and offering tasting samples to drinkers ordering wine by the glass. In Italy, on the other hand, where the rating system is government owned and operated, all it takes to score five stars is a 24-hour reception desk, receptionists that speak three foreign languages, and double rooms starting at 172 square feet.
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Hotel scoring systems vary from country to country
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Consistent criteria and anonymous inspectors make AAA and Forbes reliable
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Favor middle-ground reviews on user-generated rating websites | 59,398 | record_train |
@placeholder security officials said Asadi died of his injuries hospital. | By Daniel Miller An Iranian diplomat has been killed in a drive-by shooting in the Yemen, the latest in a spate of attacks on Iranian officials in the Middle East in recent months. Economic attaché Ali Asghar Asadi was reportedly shot multiple times to the body as he drove out of the Iranian ambassador's residence in the southern Hadda district of the capital Sanaa. According to one Yemeni police source, the attackers had driven past in a van and opened fire. Economic attaché Ali Asghar Asadi was reportedly shot multiple times to the body as he drove out of the Iranian ambassador's residence (pictured) in the southern Hadda district of the capital Sanaa
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Economic attaché Ali Asadi was reportedly shot multiple times to the body
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Targetted as he drove out of the Iranian ambassador's residence in Sanaa
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A source claimed gunmen tried to kidnap him but shot him when he resisted
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It is the latest in a spate of attacks on Iranian officials in the Middle East | 59,399 | record_train |
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