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which had crippled @placeholder's farming community, and the September 11 | By Anthony Bond and Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 21:16 EST, 25 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:57 EST, 26 December 2012 Yesterday, the Queen gave her Christmas Message to the nation as her Diamond Jubilee year draws to a close. Since her first message in 1952, The Queen has ruled through enormous historic events and periods of change. Here, MailOnline looks at the defining Christmas Messages of each decade. 1950s Queen Elizabeth II gave her first Christmas message in 1952, broadcast in sound only on television in the UK. However, her message five years later was perhaps more significant as it was the first to be televised.
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Queen Elizabeth gave her first Christmas message in 1952 in audio-only | 59,400 | record_train |
A note which is believed to have been written by @placeholder was found next to her body. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:08 EST, 6 July 2012 | UPDATED: 10:09 EST, 6 July 2012 A BT worker strangled a married colleague during a lunch break and then killed himself after she refused to start an intimate relationship with him, an inquest heard today. Darren Hunt, 43, killed fellow IT professional Beverley Farrow, 31, as she lay on a bed at his home before hanging himself in his garage. Police broke in and found the pair dead on the night of December 8 last year after Mrs Farrow's husband Daniel returned home with their young son and found her missing.
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Darren Hunt, 43, killed Beverley Farrow, 31, after she refused to have affair
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Police broke in and found pair dead after her husband reported her missing
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Both worked at BT's research HQ in Martlesham, near Ipswich, Suffolk | 59,401 | record_train |
The NTSB report -- and a similar investigation report expected to be released by the @placeholder -- could lead to changes in rules governing how attraction vessels like the Bounty are inspected for safety. | (CNN)For the first time since two people died in the terrifying sinking of the Bounty in Hurricane Sandy, federal officials Monday pointed fingers at what likely caused the disaster. Bounty Capt. Robin Walbridge's "reckless decision to sail ... into the well-forecast path of Hurricane Sandy" was the probable cause of the tall ship's October 2012 sinking off the coast of North Carolina, the National Transportation Safety Board said in a report released Monday. The ship, carrying 16 crew members, flipped sideways in heavy seas and high winds, spilling everyone into the Atlantic. Walbridge, 63, was never found and is presumed dead; deckhand Claudene Christian -- a 42-year-old rookie -- died after Coast Guard rescuers were unable to revive her.
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Bounty survivor: Captain should have ordered crew to abandon ship 4 hours sooner
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First report by federal investigators blames HMS Bounty sinking on captain and ship owners
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Captain went missing after shipwreck; deckhand Claudene Christian died in the disaster
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Lawyer for victim's family says her parents are "not doing well at all" | 59,402 | record_train |
'Sanele is named after his grandfather, who was never had a white wedding before he died so asked @placeholder to get married. | An eight-year-old schoolboy has married a 61-year-old woman because the ghost of his dead ancestor told him to. Sanele Masilela tied the knot with Helen Shabangu, who is already married and a mother-of-five. The boy, from Tshwane, South Africa, said he had been told by his dead ancestors to wed and his family, fearing divine retribution, forked out for a wedding. They paid £500 for the bride and a further £1,000 for the big day, which was organised in just two months. Eight-Year Old Sanele Masilela walks down the aisle with his 61-year-old bride Helen Shabangu at their wedding ceremony in Tshwane, South Africa
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Sanele Masilela got hitched to Helen Shabangu, who is already married
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The pair exchanged rings and kissed in front of 100 guests
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But his family insists it was just a ritual to appease ancestral spirits | 59,403 | record_train |
But D@placeholder(left) said that making the fake tombstones had brought his family together and he has no intentions of taking them down | A family have caused outrage after putting up a fake Halloween tombstone with President Barack Obama's name on. Jamilla Phillips says the decoration in a front yard in Edmond, Oklahoma, is offensive and lacks 'respect.' She said she has just moved into the neighborhood, but after seeing the sign felt compelled to speak up, saying she was worried about the effect it would have on children. A family have caused outrage after putting up a fake Halloween tombstone with President Barack Obama's name on Jamilla Phillips says the decoration in a front yard in Edmond, Oklahoma, is offensive and lacks 'respect'
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The Halloween decoration is in a front yard in Edmond, Oklahoma
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Neighbor Jamilla Phillips says it is offensive and lacks 'respect'
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But Dockens family said they've put decoration up for past three years
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Family said there are no other complaints | 59,404 | record_train |
And as one of the three member states to receive financial aid from the eurozone's rescue funds, @placeholder is also is also trying to repay a 67 billion euro ($89 billion) bailout to creditors. | (CNN) -- Booms, busts and bubbles are all jargon you might associate with today's troubled Irish economy. But now you can add "beans" to that list. The Jelly Bean Factory -- a father-and-son start-up -- is defying a difficult Irish economic climate with a turnover of 11 million euros ($14.6 million) a year. The sweet maker is refining the art of gourmet confectionery, teaming up with corporate giants including GlaxoSmithKline to produce specially designed jelly beans. Richard Cullen, managing director of The Jelly Bean Factory, told CNN: "We make their energy sports beans under the brand Lucozade, we also partner with a Finnish company called Panda and we sell that into the Finnish market and also into the U.S. market."
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The Jelly Bean Factory has a turnover of 11 million euros ($14.6 million) a year
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The sweet maker expects the company to double its growth over the next two years
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Managing Director Richard Cullen believes Ireland's EU status is helping the company | 59,405 | record_train |
Incredibly @placeholder and Howie are trying to salvage their relationship after the terrifying revelations. | By Daily Mail Reporter The New Jersey woman who narrowly escaped death after her boyfriend's former partner put a hit out on her life says she still lives in fear. Even after Nicole Faccenda, 45, was jailed in 2013 for 10 years for plotting her death, Jennifer, the girlfriend of Faccenda's ex-boyfriend, Howie, still cannot believe the lengths she was willing to go to. Faccenda was arrested after a week-long ATF operation, in which she told federal agents posing as hitmen exactly what she wanted. Victim: Nicole Faccenda tried to have Jennifer, who is pictured but hasn't revealed her surname, killed by hitmen
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Nicole Faccenda, 45, of New Jersey, was arrested in a police sting in 2011
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She unwittingly solicited an undercover officer to kill the new girlfriend of her former boyfriend
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She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 years in 2013
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The victim, Jennifer, has spoken out for the first time saying she still lives in fear
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Faccenda told agents posing as hitmen, 'I wouldn't care if she was in a horrible, horrible, horrible car accident and mangled up'
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She also said 'I want to go to her funeral and spit in the casket. I will be happiest when this woman is dead and buried and six-feet-under' | 59,406 | record_train |
Martin Skrtel jumps above the @placeholder back line to power home a late leveller with his head and claim a point | Martin Skrtel scored twice as Liverpool took Arsenal apart in this this fixture last season. For Liverpool and Brendan Rodgers, however, the goal he scored late at Anfield on Sunday may prove more important. Skrtel in some ways epitomises Liverpool’s defending in that he doesn’t always look quite good enough. There is no doubting the Slovakian’s bravery, however. He may have been withdrawn had Liverpool had better back-up on their bench after a horrible clash with Olivier Giroud that left him with a stud-shaped hole in the back of his head. All wrapped up like a rather sombre Christmas present, though, Skrtel rampaged on and the crashing header he delivered from a corner at the death has at least given his manager reason to believe that maybe not everything in the football universe is against him right now.
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Liverpool and Arsenal drew 2-2 in their Premier League clash at Anfield
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Martin Skrtel scored a late equaliser, Philippe Coutinho scored the opener
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Liverpool finished the game with 10 men after Fabio Borini was sent off
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Brendan Rodgers' side have clearly improved in recent weeks | 59,407 | record_train |
He still had a mortgaged house in @placeholder but was in arrears and if he went back he would not be able to find work or afford a home, she said. | A former policeman who regularly beat his wife because it was 'part of the culture' in their home country of Romania has been jailed after moving to Britain. Narcis Ioo, 44, who speaks little English, admitted threatening to kill his wife and assaulting her before he was jailed at Gloucester Crown Court. However, he has now been granted immediate release from prison after his battered wife Veronica said she did not want to see him locked up. Romanian-born Narcis Ioo, 44, who moved to the UK a couple of months ago, admitted threatening to kill his wife Veronica (pictured right outside Gloucester Crown Court) and assaulting her while drunk on July 17
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Narcis Ioo kicked his wife and threatened to kill her at Gloucestershire home
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Wife Veronica moved to UK to work to fund husband's cancer medical bills
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Former policeman Ioo, 44, joined wife and son in UK a couple of months ago
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Jailed for 56 weeks at Gloucester Crown Court after admitting July offences
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But he will be released immediately after wife made plea for him to be freed | 59,408 | record_train |
@placeholder returns for a fourth season on April 6. | Being both a famous actor and just 4-foot-2, Peter Dinklage gets a lot of stares on the street. But one time that distraction proved deadly when a motorcyclist in Los Angeles crashed and died after taking his eyes off the road to ogle at the 44-year-old actor. Dinklage, who plays Tyrion Lannister on popular HBO series Game of Thrones, told Esquire about the incident that happened shortly after he hit it big in the 2003 film The Station Agent. Scroll down for video Fatal glance: Peter Dinklage, who plays Tyrion Lannister on HBO series Game of Thrones, says a motorcyclist died after getting distracted staring at him on a street in Los Angeles
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The accident happened shortly after Dinklage, 44, became famous in 2003 film The Station Agent
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He was walking down Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles when the motorcyclist stared at him while pulling out into traffic and died
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Dinklage currently plays Tyrion Lannister on HBO's Game of Thrones, which returns to TV on April 6 | 59,409 | record_train |
This represents an attempt by @placeholder to use humor to deflect a negative, in this case Romney's now-famous comment about the 47% of Americans who don't pay taxes. | (CNN) -- Add another chapter to the illustrious history of freewheeling vice presidential debates. At Centre College in Kentucky, Joe Biden and Paul Ryan engaged in what might euphemistically be described as a lively exchange of ideas. In reality it felt more like a testy verbal brawl between father and son. Consider these key 5 moments from the debate. Ryan: No need to apologize This is a well played moment by Ryan, one of his best of the debate. He has a specific argument to make, and he fleshes out that argument clearly and logically. Ryan also delivers the material in an effective way. You can see his face become more animated as he speaks, and he uses simple rhetoric to express his doubts about the Obama administration's handling of the killing of the U.S. ambassador to Libya.
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Alan Schroeder: Debate's most striking feature was the age gap between candidates
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Schroeder: Biden managed to dominate the evening
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He says Ryan came across as not quite seasoned enough for the office he seeks
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Schroeder: Biden allows Obama to hit the reset button for his rematch with Romney | 59,410 | record_train |
A law enforcement source confirmed the ransom demand to the @placeholder paper. | By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 08:33 EST, 18 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:36 EST, 18 September 2013 Friends and family of a Georgia teenager abducted in the night yesterday are scrambling to gather a ransom now being demanded by her kidnappers. The two strangers who wrenched Ayvani Hope Perez from her suburban Atlanta home want $10,000 for the 14-year-old’s safe return. The men are making the rare ransom demand despite taking Perez only after the family had no money or jewelry to give Tuesday. Scroll down for video... 'She's safe! ': Home invaders stole Ayvani Hope Perez, 14, away from her family Tuesday. The teen was returned to her family safe and sound Wednesday
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150 family members and classmates of Ayvani Hope Perez held a vigil for the girl's safe return Tuesday night
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The 14-year-old was kidnapped while still in her Star Wars pajamas
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Georgia police put out an alert on the 4-foot-9, 93-pound girl around 4am Tuesday
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Two male, African American men fled the scene in a gray sedan and Perez is believed to be in extreme danger
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The invaders also shot the family dog | 59,411 | record_train |
The flight data recorder indicated the plane's deicing system was activated 11 minutes after takeoff from @placeholder and remained on until the crash, according to the NTSB. | (CNN) -- Trailing what would become a fatal flight by some 27 minutes, the same kind of aircraft operated by the same airline traveled the same route last week and landed safely, the NTSB said Monday. Only a few pieces of the Continental Connection Dash 8 turboprop were recognizable after the crash. The pilot of the second Continental Connection flight from Newark, New Jersey, to Buffalo, New York, reported "moderate icing" during the trip and "made it to destination in Buffalo," said Steve Chealander of the National Transportation Safety Board. The second plane was a Bombardier Dash 8 Q400, like the plane that crashed Thursday night near the Buffalo airport, killing 49 people on board and one person on the ground. Also like the fatal flight, the aircraft was operated on the Continental Connection route by Colgan Air, Chealander said.
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NTSB says pilot who traveled same route in identical plane reported "moderate icing"
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That plane landed safely in Buffalo 27 minutes after fatal crash
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NTSB sending questionnaires to pilots who flew in area to gather data
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Investigators recover, test pieces from deicing system | 59,412 | record_train |
Last year, 55,000 people in southeastern @placeholder contracted the disease. | LA PAZ, Bolivia (CNN) -- Bolivian officials have declared a health emergency after three deaths attributed to dengue hemorrhagic fever, the often-lethal form of a mosquito-borne disease that more than 1,000 Bolivians are thought to have contracted since November. Brazilian soldiers pour insecticide to fight dengue fever in 2008. Bolivia also is battling the mosquito-borne disease. At least 12 unconfirmed instances of dengue hemorrhagic fever have been reported in the first 17 days of 2009, the official ABI news agency said. About 250 cases of dengue fever, the milder, nonlethal form of the disease, have been confirmed in the past two weeks, said Health Minister Ramiro Tapia in the Los Tiempos de Cochabamba newspaper.
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At least 12 unconfirmed instances of dengue hemorrhagic fever reported in Bolivia
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Bolivia fights disease with 20,000-plus in military, 2.5 tons of insecticide
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Cases of dengue fever usually spike in Bolivia's hot and rainy season
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At least 55,000 contracted disease last year in Brazil | 59,413 | record_train |
Simonsen says control measures such as the steps taken by @placeholder in recent days -- closing schools and restaurants, for example -- are still worth the effort. | (CNN) -- If there's a blessing in the current swine flu epidemic, it's how benign the illness seems to be outside the central disease cluster in Mexico. But history offers a dark warning to anyone ready to write off the 2009 H1N1 virus. The Spanish flu epidemic of 1918 sickened an estimated third of the world's population. In each of the four major pandemics since 1889, a spring wave of relatively mild illness was followed by a second wave, a few months later, of a much more virulent disease. This was true in 1889, 1957, 1968 and in the catastrophic flu outbreak of 1918, which sickened an estimated third of the world's population and killed, conservatively, 50 million people.
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CDC's national pandemic strategy rooted in lessons of past epidemics
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In four past pandemics, mild spring outbreak was followed by virulent fall sickness
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Expert: If its true this time, could allow time to develop effective vaccine | 59,414 | record_train |
None of this seems to matter very much to the locals, particularly in @placeholder where the Cup of Nations seems to have snuck up on everyone. | As you step off the plane in Malabo, a nurse stops you and takes your temperature. Another forces you to wash your hands with alcoholic hand gel, before a third questions you on which countries you've visited in the last few months. Welcome to the Africa Cup of Nations. It’s a remarkable feat that this competition is taking place at all. It’s been just two months since Morocco confirmed that they would not be hosting the tournament, and only 64 days since Equatorial Guinea stepped in as the hosts. People gather outside the Bata Stadium before opening match between Equatorial Guinea and Congo
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Equatorial Guinea have had just 64 days to prepare for the tournament
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President Teodoro Obiang given away 40,000 free tickets to local
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Complaints as some teams struggle to find hotels with enough beds
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Algeria favourites to be crowned tournament winners | 59,415 | record_train |
Manchester City didn't look like equalizing and it wasn't a surprise when @placeholder doubled the lead with a header early in the second half, converting from a Cazorla free kick. | (CNN)Arsenal put a huge dent in Manchester City's title hopes after a comfortable 2-0 victory at the Etihad Stadium. A first half penalty from Santi Cazorla and a second half Olivier Giroud header secured all three points for the North London club, reigniting their Champions League ambitions whilst leaving second place Manchester City five points adrift of Chelsea. Arsenal have had a terrible record against top four opposition away from home in recent years, and little was expected of a team ravaged by defensive injuries. Last season Manchester City won the corresponding fixture 6-3. Instead, Arsenal put in a supremely disciplined performance against a Manchester City team without their talismanic midfielder Yaya Toure, who is now at the African Cup of Nations, and struggling to score goals.
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Arsenal beat Manchester City 2-0.
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Goals from Cazorla and Giroud.
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Man City now five points behind leaders Chelsea. | 59,416 | record_train |
@placeholder has since relaunched as a legitimate monthly subscription music site. | LONDON, England (CNN) -- If mention of The Pirate Bay conjures up images of parrots, peg legs and planks, or geeky jargon like BitTorrent and jailbreak leaves you all at sea, this handy A-Z will help you navigate the choppy waters of the online piracy debate. "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," starring Hugh Jackman, was downloaded over a million times after being leaked in early April. The Screening Room's indispensable lexicon of online piracy will teach you cracking from key generators: You'll never again be caught out wondering how "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" fits into warez. A is for anti-piracy Efforts to prevent the illegal transfer and use of copyrighted material -- often spearheaded by corporate associations like the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) -- using a variety of digital rights management (DRM) tools like encryption, product keys and serial numbers. Technologically often a step or two behind the pirates, the entertainment industry will sue for breach of copyright.
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A run-down of the biggest online piracy moments since Napster in 1999
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F is for Free Culture, a group that rejects the idea of modern copyright law
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D is for DRM, technologies companies use to try to restrict online piracy
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S is for Sweden, where the "Internet trial of the century" has just concluded | 59,417 | record_train |
Now she wants @placeholder put to death for killing her daughter. | A 19-year-old man was arrested on Friday after allegedly admitting to drowning his pregnant girlfriend and trying to burn her body to get rid of the evidence. The body of suspect Courtney Hyriease Velasques' 18-year-old girlfriend Dawanna Thomas was found in a field on Valentine's Day, as firefighters tried to extinguish a blaze. She was four months pregnant with a baby girl at the time of her death. Courtney Velasquez, 19 (right), was arrested on Friday in connection to the murder of his pregnant girlfriend Dawanna Thomas, 18 (left) Thomas' body was found partially burned on Valentine's Day in a field in Bexar County, Texas
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Courtney Velasques, 19, was arrested at his home in Texas on Friday
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Stands accused of drowning his pregnant girlfriend Dowanna Thomas
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Thomas' body was found on Valentine's Day, in a field
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She was four months pregnant with a baby girl when she was killed
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Police say Velasques confessed to the crime | 59,418 | record_train |
During his tour, he inspected a dining room, where @placeholder defence ministers are having a working dinner this evening, and a hi-tech control room accompanied by commanding officers. | President Barack Obama has warmly greeted Prince Charles during a reception at the Nato summit in Newport, Wales this evening. The two men shook hands and smiled at the Celtic Manor event, which is being held to promote Wales and thank the community for its hospitality. Charles motioned to a delegation that Obama then greeted with the words 'Good to see you'. The president also met a group of children who were gathered behind the rope line. And when asked what it was like to be the first US president in office to come to Wales, Obama said he was having a great time and everyone should visit Wales.
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Reception at Celtic Manor in Newport to promote Wales and thank community for its hospitality
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It is the first visit to Wales by a US president in office
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Earlier today, Charles toured £1bn Royal Navy destroyer HMS Duncan in Cardiff Docks
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It is docked in Cardiff, along with other military vessels, including France's La Motte-Picquet
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Charles is hosting reception for 60 world leaders on first evening of the 2014 Nato Summit | 59,419 | record_train |
To test their engineering skills, Nsamba and his team are finishing off the first @placeholder designed and built aircraft. | (CNN) -- You could say Chris Nsamba has always been something of an overachiever. By the age of 16 he'd already won three science competitions for adults. Now in his late 20s, the Ugandan is still dreaming big: He hopes to build and launch the first African manned shuttle into space. "It isn't about money, it isn't about competition or pride," said Nsamba, founder of the African Space Research Program. "The mission is about advancement in space technology as a continent and what we can contribute towards that growth." While the group's plans are ambitious, they are starting at the beginning of the aerospace ladder.
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The African Space Research Program is based in Uganda
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A team of over 600 volunteers are building an aircraft and space shuttle
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The group has just secured funding from the Ugandan government
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The founder says they'll have a shuttle built in 4-6 years | 59,420 | record_train |
@placeholder is understandably skeptical, both professionally and personally, but the sweeps prove her wrong. | (CNN) -- Humiliation and comedy have always been natural bedfellows, but the one doesn't guarantee the other, as poor Katherine Heigl discovers in this crude, sub-par stab at a modern screwball comedy. Katherine Heigl plays the sophisticated female boss of Gerard Butler in "The Ugly Truth." The "Grey's Anatomy" and "Knocked Up" star plays Abby, a supposedly intelligent producer on a local Sacramento TV news show. We're repeatedly assured that she's good at her job, though there's little or no evidence for that in what we see, and apparently the ratings are in the toilet. That's why her boss drafts controversial cable clown Mike (Gerard Butler), whose bargain basement show "The Ugly Truth" gives viewers the real dope on the opposite sex.
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"The Ugly Truth" is a romantic comedy starring Katherine Heigl and Gerard Butler
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Movie bends over backward to accommodate a tired old sexist world view
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Film fails to be funny in the process | 59,421 | record_train |
@placeholder' dismembered body parts were uncovered last year in a makeshift grave in rugged mountainous terrain near Idaho City, prosecutors have said. | Found? Police say remains found in Idaho might belong to Josh Reddington who vanished in 2000 A dismembered body found in an isolated cabin in Idaho appears to be a man who vanished 14 years ago after he was last seen with the son of a Chicago hitman, police have said. Skeletal remains that were discovered in an isolated cabin near Idaho City likely belong to Josh Reddington, from Salmon, who was 25 when he disappeared in 2000, Idaho State Police said. He was last seen with Michael Dauber, 45, who was arrested in March on suspicion of the murder of another man, his roommate Steven Kalogerakos, who was shot dead in December 2007.
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Skeletal remains have been found in a cabin near Idaho City and likely belong to Josh Reddington, who vanished in 2000, police said
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He was last seen with Michael Dauber, the son of hitman Billy Dauber, who was believed to have killed as many as 30 people before his death in 1980
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Michael Dauber, now 45, is in jail on suspicion of murdering his long-time friend and roommate Steve Kalogerakos
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Kalogerakos vanished in December 2007 but his dismembered remains were found near Idaho City last year | 59,422 | record_train |
Perhaps it was simply that a man of @placeholder’s stature who is still producing research at the age of 79 deserves respect, but the story was reported – not favourably, from the enforcers’ point of view – around the world. | Row: Renowned Swedish scientist Professor Lennart Bengtsson of Reading University was at the centre of an international row last week Ground-breaking climate research that was controversially ‘covered up’ suggests the rate that greenhouse gases are heating the Earth has been significantly exaggerated, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Renowned Swedish scientist Professor Lennart Bengtsson of Reading University was at the centre of an international row last week when his study was rejected by a leading science journal after it was said to be ‘harmful’ and have a ‘negative impact’. The rejection sparked accusations that scientists had crossed an important line by censoring findings that were not helpful to their views.
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Professor Lennart Bengtsson's study was rejected and branded 'harmful'
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This sparked accusations that scientists are censoring findings
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The 79-year-old is one of the world’s most eminent climate scientists
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Last week, he resigned from the Global Warming Policy Foundation's advisory council | 59,423 | record_train |
According to the Post, Rosario and @placeholder studied skid marks on the roadway and scuffs in a two-foot concrete curb that served as the launching point for the vehicle. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:17 EST, 1 May 2012 | UPDATED: 18:46 EST, 1 May 2012 The two Bronx men who lost their wives, daughters and other family members in a deadly crash on Sunday which claimed seven lives visited the site yesterday at 12.30pm - exactly 24 hours after the fatal crash occurred. Ramon Rosario was joined by Juan Gonzalez as both men summoned up the strength to see the place their families met their end in a wooded area of the Bronx Zoo. Mr Rosario, whose wife Maria Nunez, 35, and daughters Niely, seven, and Marly Rosario, three, perished in the crash, told the New york Post: 'I know what happened, but I wanted to see how it happened.'
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Juan Gonzalez says his family went to church shortly before the Sunday crash
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Driver was his wife, 45-year-old Maria Gonzalez
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Parents, sister, daughter and nieces, aged three to 85, died in the crash
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All seven passengers had to be extracted from the car and were pronounced dead at the scene | 59,424 | record_train |
And he said he is willing to file a civil action against @placeholder to make that happen. | (CNN) -- Florida's effort to reunite families with the remains of their relatives believed to be buried on the grounds of a now-defunct reform school is being challenged by county officials. Commissioners in Jackson County, Florida, have filed a court motion to thwart the efforts of the state attorney general, who filed a motion earlier this month seeking the excavation of nameless graves on the grounds of the Dozier School for Boys in the Florida panhandle town of Marianna. It's yet another chapter in the long, sordid past of the reform school. Inmates sent there have told tales of brutal beatings, sexual assaults, murder and boys who simply disappeared. The graves, marked only by white tubular steel crosses, have been there since the early 1900s.
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County officials want to block Florida from exhuming graves at a former reform school
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They cite concerns over who's going to pay for it
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The move has upset families who have waited decades to properly bury their loved ones
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University researchers recently found evidence of about 50 bodies buried at the site | 59,425 | record_train |
Craig Gordon produces a stunning save to stop Alan getting his second goal for @placeholder | Ronny Deila branded Craig Gordon ‘fantastic’ after the Celtic keeper produced a top-drawer display to earn his side a Europa League point in Salzburg. The Scottish champions twice took the lead in the Red Bull Arena with goals in each half from debutant Wakaso Mubarak and a deflected Scott Brown effort. It took a blistering free-kick from Salzburg’s skipper Jonathan Soriano 12 minutes from time to salvage a 2-2 draw after Brazilian Alan had cancelled out Mubarak’s opener with a wicked deflection off Efe Ambrose. But the hosts would surely have had all three points but for a sublime Gordon fingertip stop in the first half and a stunning double save in the second.
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Celtic led twice against Salzburg in opening Europa League clash
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Austrians hit back both times to earn 2-2 draw and Craig Gordon made several superb saves
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Celtic manager Ronny Deila describes goalkeeper as 'a top professional and a fantastic man'
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Captain Scott Brown has to make his own way back to Scotland after missing Celtic team plane for a UEFA drugs test | 59,426 | record_train |
The fire has mostly kept its distance from tourist areas, and as the @placeholder officials provided updates and warnings to residents, they urged visitors to stay. | (CNN) -- The cause of a South Carolina wildfire that has charred about 19,600 acres appears to be a yard debris fire, the head of the state's Forestry Commission said Friday. Derek Boos sifts through the wreckage of his in-laws' house Friday after a fire in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The blaze seems to have been caused by a yard debris fire in the Woodlawn subdivision, an unincorporated part of Horry County, halfway between Conway and North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Forestry Commission Forest Protection Chief Darryl Jones said. The fire began Saturday and rekindled itself Wednesday evening, according to the Forestry Commission.
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NEW: Yard debris fire may be cause of blaze in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, area
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Fire about 40 percent contained early Friday in Horry County
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"I just want to go home," one resident yells; nearly 2,500 evacuated
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Fire has consumed about 20,000 acres, destroyed about 70 homes | 59,427 | record_train |
Authorities are holding a series of events to commemorate the Shah of @placeholder's overthrow in 1979. | (CNN) -- A coalition of Iranian reformist groups is urging opponents of the regime to stage non-violent protests on the anniversary of the Islamic Revolution next week. The Council for Coordinating the Reforms Front called Thursday for people to march "with their green colors" in support of the opposition Green Movement on February 11. Such protests represent a show of force for citizens who oppose the government's stiff crackdown on people who demonstrated against the June election victory of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a vote regarded as fraudulent by many. "We will show all of the small-minded people who sit on the thrones as rulers, and label any opposition as tools of foreign enemies, the fate of single-voiced [autocratic] systems and establishments," the council said in a written statement.
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Council for Coordinating the Reforms Front called for people to march "with their green colors"
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Opposition leaders Mir Hossein Moussavi and Mehdi Karrubi have called for non-violent protests
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Iran trying and executing people accused of demonstrating against the June 12 presidential election | 59,428 | record_train |
"The @placeholder wanted to be in charge; they wanted the responsibilities; and they have demonstrated that they are capable," he said. | (CNN) -- The United States will withdraw another 4,000 troops in Iraq by the end of October, the U.S. military commander in Iraq said in prepared testimony for a congressional hearing Wednesday. The top military commander in Iraq says the U.S. is on track to end its combat mission in Iraq by next year. U.S. Gen. Ray Odierno is expected to tell the House of Representatives Armed Services Committee that there has been a significant drop in violence in Iraq recently, according to the statement obtained by CNN. President Obama has said the U.S. combat mission in Iraq will end by August 31, 2010. Obama also said he plans to keep a range of 35,000 to 50,000 support troops on the ground in Iraq after combat troops are out.
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Thousands more troops in Iraq expected to return to U.S. in October
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U.S. Gen. Ray Odierno to tell House panel Wednesday violence has dropped in Iraq
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@placeholder was a master craftsman who lived and breathed the world of Bond, and he was of a very different age. | His villainous arch-enemies may have tried to kill him off many times, but he always escaped to live another day. Now, 60 years after Commander Bond of the British Secret Service was introduced to the world in Ian Fleming’s superb thriller Casino Royale, he has been given yet another incarnation. This morning sees the publication of Solo, a new James Bond novel written by the Scots-born novelist William Boyd, the seventh author to have tried to bring Fleming’s spy back to life. But what is so extraordinary is that 61-year-old Boyd’s attempt is the first to have succeeded. Back to his best: Geoffrey Wansell praises William Boyd's new book Solo as a return to form for James Bond (portrayed here by Daniel Craig) after a string of 'second-raters' in the 007 series
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William Boyd's new book Solo features a heavy-smoking, hard-drinking James Bond set in the Sixties
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The author 'triumphantly' brings back 'the real Bond'
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You'd have thought @placeholder would show some degree of regret to his colleagues that night. | Wojciech Szczesny is fighting to save his Arsenal career with Arsene Wenger actively seeking a new No 1. Szczesny infuriated his manager on New Year's Day by smoking a cigarette in the showers after the 2-0 defeat by Southampton at St Mary's. The Pole will be fined heavily by the club for this serious breach of discipline, but it is the goalkeeper's performances on the pitch that are causing Wenger greater concerns. Wojciech Szczesny will receive a heavy fine after smoking a cigarette in the showers at Southampton Szczesny goes walkies as Southampton's Sadio Mane (not in shot) scores past him
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Wojciech Szczesny will receive a heavy fine for smoking in showers
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The Arsenal goalkeeper lit up cigarette after 2-0 defeat at Southampton
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Szczesny has infuriated members of Arsenal's first-team squad
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Arsene Wenger would be keen on signing Petr Cech or Hugo Lloris | 59,431 | record_train |
'The mayor has established a green strategy group to scrutinise the use of green space in the city to help formulate the local plan which will guide @placeholder's growth while protecting its heritage and green space.' | Bianca Jagger (pictured), the 69-year-old ex-wife of Mick Jagger, was subjected to vicious abuse online after coming out in support of a campaign to stop Everton FC building a new stadium in Liverpool Bianca Jagger has hit out at abusers who trolled her after she opposed plans for Everton's new stadium, branding them worse than 'dictators and war criminals'. The 69-year-old ex-wife of Mick Jagger was subjected to vicious 'racist and sexist abuse' online after coming out in support of a campaign to stop Everton FC building a new stadium. The human rights campaigner said she had rarely received such a level of abuse despite campaigning for years against dictators and war criminals.
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Bianca Jagger, 69, received vicious abuse online after backing campaign
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Mick Jagger's ex came out in support to stop Everton FC's stadium plans
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Premiership club is proposing new ground at Walton Hall Park in Liverpool
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Proposed 50,000-seater stadium would replace its current Goodison Park
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Ms Jagger branded internet trolls worse than 'dictators and war criminals' | 59,432 | record_train |
'Last year, we were sat by a fire in @placeholder and we turned around to see a large female hyena stood just a couple of feet away from us. | For some couples a simple weekend away is enough to make them feel they’ve got out of the house and experienced something special. Not for the Skinners, though. Husband and wife team Andy and Sarah Skinner have spent the past 10 years travelling the world together to remote locations as they photograph wild animals in their most intimate moments. The couple from Berkshire have captured some of the most dangerous beasts on our planet going about their daily business in this stunning collection of wildlife images. Scroll down for video An adorable but wild at heart lion cub patrols a stretch ground in Savuti in Botswana, as photographed by Andy and Sarah Skinner
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Andy and Sarah Skinner have visited Africa, India, North America and Arctic to take remarkable photographs
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The married couple from Berkshire have made more than 50 excursions since 2004, and 40 of those to Africa
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Sarah's day job is as a bathroom account manager and Andy works as a heating and plumbing engineer
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Their images include cheetahs bonding, lions fighting, bears playing and a gorilla at its most relaxed | 59,433 | record_train |
As such, she and her friends are looking forward to the sheer convenience of stores like the @placeholder opening in their city. | (CNN) -- A Dubai-based perfume, cosmetics and jewelry chain is set to become one of the first international luxury retailers to open its doors in previously war-torn areas of Iraq. Paris Gallery, known across the Gulf for its opulent premises piled high with glass cabinets of designer watches, perfumes, and other mainly European luxury goods, has unveiled plans to open at least five stores across major cities in Iraq -- including Baghdad and Basra -- over the next three years. With the first shop due to begin trading in the first half of 2013, Paris Gallery CEO Mohamed A. R. Al Fahim says that now is the time to invest in Iraq's domestic market.
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Luxury jewelry, perfume and cosmetics chain store plans to open number of shops in Iraq
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The Dubai-based Paris Gallery says that the economic conditions are now right to invest
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Projected growth of middle class and current unmet demand for luxury brands account for decision, says CEO | 59,434 | record_train |
@placeholder, who served on and off as prime minister between 1994 and 2011, has dominated the lively history of Italian politics for the past two decades. | Rome (CNN) -- Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta's coalition government survived a confidence vote Wednesday by a healthy margin, with 235 senators voting in favor to 70 against. The threat receded shortly before the vote when former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi unexpectedly dropped his bid to topple the government, saying his party's lawmakers would support the motion. Berlusconi's move came after members of his center-right People of Freedom Party signaled they would defy his orders and back the government. The lower house of parliament is still scheduled to vote on a motion of confidence in Letta's government later Wednesday. However, the prime minister has a majority in that chamber and is not in serious danger of losing the vote.
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Prime Minister Enrico Letta handily wins a confidence vote in the Italian Senate
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Silvio Berlusconi drops a bid to topple the government, says his party backs Letta
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Berlusconi could lose his Senate seat after a conviction for tax fraud was upheld | 59,435 | record_train |
All of which makes Button -- who is seventh in the @placeholder drivers' championship with just one podium finish all season for his McLaren team -- one of the most famous amateur triathletes in the world. | (CNN) -- Jenson Button might not be having his best year on the race track, but it's been another notable year for the Briton competing in triathlon events. What started out as a way of keeping in physical and mental shape for the rigors of Formula One has turned into serious hobby for the 2009 world champion, earning him -- at the age of 34 -- the distinction of being called the fittest man in the pit lane. In July, Button hosted his third annual charitable triathlon at Luton Hoo Estate in Bedfordshire, raising a "huge amount" for Cancer Research UK, and last month he finished 11th out of 1,675 competitors and second in his age group at an Ironman event in the Philippines.
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McLaren driver seeks fitness expertise from advanced sports lab
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GSK Human Performance Lab helping unravel secrets of elite performance
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McLaren driver tests fitness against pro triathletes the Brownlee brothers
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drive to save all of your Office files, @placeholder allows Office Online viewers | By Daily Mail Reporter That’s now changed as the Redmond, Washington-based tech giant recently rebranded the free version of Office Online easily available through a website. CBSnews.com reported. The software includes Word, Outlook, OneNote, PowerPoint, and Excel. Microsoft has relaunched a free version of its popular Office software that is available through a website Microsoft previously called its Office free version Office Web Apps. The big problem with that is it used to be only available through its cloud storage service known as OneDrive, which used to be called SkyDrive. One of the reasons Microsoft may have made the change is that some consumers were complaining they didn’t have a free version of Office that could compete with rival Google Docs.
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Microsoft recently relaunched Office Online, which users can access through a website
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For more than a year, Microsoft has had a free version known as Office Web Apps, but was difficult to find
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Microsoft may have made the move to better compete with rival software Google Docs, which is also free | 59,437 | record_train |
But the @placeholder pilot, flying one of several Tornados in the area in November 7, told the UKAB they had been visible at all times and the severity of the incident was 'low'. | By James Rush US Air Force and RAF pilots had a mid-air row in the skies over Norfolk after the American pilot accused a Tornado of flying too close to parachutists during an exercise, according to a new report. The pilot of the American MC-130 transport craft filed a near-miss report about a Tornado GR4 fighter, claiming it came too close to the parachutists it had dropped near the village of Sculthorpe last November. After the US pilot radioed a warning to the British fighter, the Tornado pilot radioed back that he 'had every right to be here' according to a UK AirProx Board (UKAB) review of the incident.
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US Air Force MC-130 pilot filed near-miss report about a Tornado GR4 fighter
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MC-130 pilot claimed Tornado came too close to parachutists in exercise
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UKAB report has determined there was no risk to the parachutists | 59,438 | record_train |
In September alone the Red Bull consignments made up, along with the other goods, trade with @placeholder worth an estimated £800million. | The radicals of ISIS fighting in Syria and Iraq are believed to be profiting from shipments of Red Bull energy drinks from Turkey. Truck loads of the Austrian-produced brew beloved of teenage clubbers are shipped daily across the border from Turkey into Syria. ISIS commanders may be making a profit on the trades, according to data published in Ankara last week that shows firms based in NATO member Turkey are shipping billions of dollars worth of goods into the war zone. ISIS militants (right) in Syria are believed to be profiting from shipments of Red Bull, the energy drink. A Turkish haulage company claims to ship five truckloads a day into the warzone. File pictures
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A Turkish haulage company claims to ship five truckloads a day to Syria
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Turkish firms are 'shipping billions of dollars of goods into war zone'
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ISIS commanders make a profit on the trade, according to new data | 59,439 | record_train |
Sanchez is currently serving two life sentences in a high security @placeholder jail for numerous crimes carried out in the 1970s and 80s. | Carlos the Jackal is to go on trial for a grenade attack in the heart of tourist Paris – 40 years after it happened. Anti-terrorist judges in the French capital today ruled that the Venezuelan killer, whose real name is Carlos Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, must face justice for the September 1974 atrocity. Two men died and 34 others, including four children, were seriously injured in the attack on the Publicis Drugstore in the upmarket St-Germain-des-pres area, on the city's Left Bank. Carlos the Jackal, real name Carlos Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, is to face trial for the 1974 grenade attack on a Paris drug store in the upmarket St-Germain-des-pres area
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Carlos Sanchez will face trial over the 1974 grenade attack on drug store
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Two men died and 34 others, including four children, were injured in blast
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Sanchez is already serving time for bomb attacks that killed 11 people | 59,440 | record_train |
This month has seen a major army drill in the @placeholder Arctic region. | An ambitious Russian plan has been launched to raise the wreck of an historic vessel that sank during an American hero's 19th century attempt to be the first to reach the North Pole. USS Jeannette floundered in Arctic waters off Siberia after becoming stuck in ice during the daring voyage to the top of the world in 1881, and has remained there ever since. Under the command of naval officer George Washington De Long, the elegant three-master, a former British gunboat, was 141ft long and kitted out in gold and bronze with its own on-board fireplaces. After it sank off the Russian coast, the story of how 13 men survived following an epic escape on foot across frozen Siberia became a legendary tale of courage.
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USS Jeanette set off in 1879 in an attempt to become the first vessel to reach the North Pole
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She and her crew of 33 became stuck in ice off island they named Henrietta, hundreds of miles from nearest land
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They trekked 500 miles across the ice to safety with 13 men surviving the epic journey
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Russian explorer is planning to raise the wreck - which lies in just 50ft of water - but comes at time Kremlin is trying to seize undersea mineral riches
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Three-masted vessel was built in Britain by the Royal Navy as a gunboat, sold to the US Navy and equipped for the voyage with on-board fireplaces | 59,441 | record_train |
"Obviously there are certain things that would have to be done, but Amtrak, unlike our commuter rails or subways, does have a (manifest) of everyone that rides @placeholder," he said. | New York (CNN) -- In light of recent findings that al Qaeda was mulling targeting railroad lines to mark the 10th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, a senator from New York is calling for tighter rail security. U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer proposed an increase in rail security and an Amtrak version of the Secure Flight "no-fly" list. The proposal stems from material taken from Osama bin Laden's Pakistani compound showing al Qaeda was in the early stages of planning an attack to derail trains on September 11 of this year. Schumer proposed the creation of a "no-ride" list that would check passengers against a list of suspected terrorists to prevent would-be terrorists from boarding trains. The list would be used like the government "no-fly" list that screens air travelers.
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Schumer wants suspected terrorists banned from passenger trains
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The list would mirror the "no-fly" list that screens flyers
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He said that some of the schools were run by members of the ultra-conservative @placeholder sect, who may be 'trying to import their views into classrooms and the day-to-day running of the school'. | Warning: Khalid Mahmood MP has spoken of his fears that Muslim pupils are being indoctrinated by extremists at Birmingham schools Extremist Muslims are trying to indoctrinate pupils at a dozen state schools in Birmingham, it has been claimed. Local MP Khalid Mahmood warned of the risk posed by religious radicals as it emerged that education authorities had widened their investigation into the allegations to include more than 12 different schools. In some schools non-Muslim teachers are reported to have been sidelined by Islamic extremists, who have allegedly imposed halal food in canteens and abolished sex education classes. The claims first came to light last month, when a letter referring to a 'Trojan Horse' plot to take over Birmingham schools was leaked to the Press, although its authenticity is unclear.
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Department for Education widens probe to include 12 Birmingham schools
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Radical Muslims are accused of imposing Islamic values on pupils
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Local MP warns that hard-line Salafi Muslims are 'indoctrinating' children from mainstream Islamic families
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The government has also recently advised Halliburton and @placeholder that it has evidence of payments to Nigerian officials by another agent in connection with a separate KBR-managed offshore project in Nigeria and possibly evidence of payments in connection with other projects in Nigeria." | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The former Halliburton subsidiary KBR has been charged with bribing Nigerian government officials with "tens of millions of dollars" to obtain "billions of dollars in contracts," according to court documents filed late Friday in Houston, Texas. KBR was spun off from its former parent corporation Halliburton in 2007. Justice Department lawyers filed an "information," which is generally associated with an expected plea agreement. The Justice Department had no comment on the filing, but officials familiar with the case said they expected KBR representatives to appear Wednesday in federal court in Houston. The 22-page court document outlines a complex joint venture involving KBR and the Nigeria government-owned National Petroleum Corporation charged with developing the country's oil and gas industry. The contracts involved the design and construction of a natural gas plant.
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Feds: KBR bribed Nigerian government for "billions of dollars in contracts"
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22-page document outlines venture to pay international consultants
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KBR's chief executive officer was convicted of bribery last fall | 59,444 | record_train |
He could go head to head with his press-up obsessive team-mate @placeholder now. | The veins in Gareth Bale’s legs jumped out when he walked on to the pitch at the Cardiff City Stadium and the muscles in his biceps rippled when he caught a stray ball from the boot of Toni Kroos. This is Bale’s homecoming, back to the city where it all began for the Real Madrid star 25 years ago. The transformation is complete. He is ripped, down to just six per cent body fat after spending the summer working on a conditioning programme that has produced some spectacular results. VIDEO Scroll down for Ronaldo rattles one in off the underside of the bar in training
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Gareth Bale back in Cardiff for Super Cup
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Real Madrid face Sevilla at Cardiff City Stadium on Tuesday
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The mother, 19-year-old @placeholder, asked if her unborn child was OK and it was then that an astonished Wolnick saw a huge cut on the woman's stomach, heard a baby crying and saw a head and tiny hand emerging from the wound. | By James Nye Incredible: Iria Wolnick (pictured) helped deliver the baby of Niser Saldana-Quilantan, 19, after the teenager was mortally wounded after a car crash in July last year Around midnight on a hot summers night last year, Iria Wolnick was driving along the desolate US Highway 77 south of Corpus Christi, Texas, when she saw the burning wreck of an upturned SUV, which had catastrophically come off the road. The 36-year-old San Jose massage therapist pulled over and rushed to the wreck to find a young family of three had been been thrown from car as it flipped - a two year-year-old, his father and his mother, who was pregnant.
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Iria Wolnick encountered 19-year-old Niser Saldana-Quilantan who had been thrown from her SUV after a crash in Texas last year
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She rushed to help the stricken teen, who asked Wolnick to check on her unborn child
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To her shock, Wolnick discovered eight-month pregnant Quilantan's baby protruding from a stomach wound
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Fast thinking Wolnick delivered the baby on the spot and used a shoelace to cut the umbilical cord
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Quilantan sadly died, but her new born baby, Emma, two-year-old boy and husband survived
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'He did not have enough of a conscience to confess to @placeholder that he was in prison for trying to rape an underage girl and attempted to burn the apartment to hide the evidence. | By Will Stewart for MailOnline A bride was doused with alcohol and set on fire by her new husband after she slept with an ex-lover on her wedding night, say police. Mother-of-one Veronika Filippova had sought out her former partner after her new spouse fell asleep drunk at their wedding reception. The 27-year-old had 80 per cent burns on her body and died despite frantic efforts by doctors to save her. Revenge: Mother of one Veronika Filippova had sought out her former partner after her new spouse fell asleep drunk at their wedding reception Tragic: Ivan Kuzmin, 30, (pictured with Veronika, left, during happier times) responded by dousing her with neat alcohol - used to make homemade vodka - before igniting her in flames with a cigarette lighter
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Veronika Filippova sought out ex after new spouse fell asleep at reception
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New husband Ivan Kuzmin, 30, responded by setting her on fire that night
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The 27-year-old had 80% burns on her body and died despite medics' efforts
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Kuzmin confessed and now faces a possible 15 year prison sentence | 59,447 | record_train |
@placeholder continues to have a vice-like grip on Liverpool after Costa scored the winner | For all the facts and stats from the match at Anfield go to our brilliant Match Zone No longer the circus clowns, Chelsea returned to Anfield as the ringmaster running the show. Jose Mourinho famously refused to accept the bit-part role here back in April, when Chelsea’s 2-0 win at Anfield derailed Liverpool’s title ambitions. Then, the Chelsea manager said he had the suspicion his team were being disregarded as something akin to a peripheral comic turn in Liverpool’s prospective title celebration. He duly sent out an under-strength side to defend assiduously, won the game and hauled down Anfield’s Big Top.
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Emre Can put Liverpool ahead after nine minute with deflected shot
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Gary Cahill equalised after 14 minutes after effort was given by Goal Decision System
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Diego Costa rifled in Chelsea's second on 67 minutes after good work by Cesar Azpilicueta
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Click here to read Dominic King's player ratings after Nemanja Matic produced a masterclass in midfield | 59,448 | record_train |
Bout, widely regarded as a prolific arms dealer, has been in @placeholder custody since. | Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- A Thai appeals court ruled Friday that suspected international arms dealer Viktor Bout can be extradited to the United States. The court ruled that the extradition process must be completed within three months, otherwise Bout will be released. Bout, a former Soviet military officer, was shackled in chains during the hearing. His wife and daughter were also in the courtroom. After the ruling, they stood up and cried. Friday's ruling came after heavy lobbying from U.S. officials. "We are extremely pleased that the Appeals Court in Thailand has granted the extradition of Viktor Bout to the United States on charges of conspiring to sell weapons to a terrorist organization for use in killing Americans," said a statement by acting U.S. Deputy Attorney General Gary Grindler. "We have always felt that the facts of the case, the relevant Thai law and the terms of our bilateral extradition treaty clearly supported the extradition of Mr. Bout on these charges."
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NEW: U.S. welcomes the Thai court decision
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Russia's foreign minister says decision is unlawful and political
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U.S. officials have been lobbying for Viktor Bout's extradition
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found no one at @placeholder's home when he visited to follow up. | A Minnesota cop decapitated a boy's pet chicken and in a cruel mistake left the head outside the coop, where the owner's mother later found it. Atwater Police Chief Trevor Berger beat and killed the chicken with a shovel at the home of Ashley Turnbull on August 16 after a neighbor complained about the fowl. 'I came home to find the chicken’s head lying in front of its coop,' Turnbull told the Star Tribune. 'No note left on the door. He just left the head.' Family pet: Ashley Turnbull says her son, five-year-old Phoenix, treated his chicken, Carson Petey, as if it were a puppy
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Atwater Police Chief Trevor Berger 'dispatched' the chicken on August 16 after a neighbor complained of a 'chicken on the loose'
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The bird, named Carson Petey, belonged to five-year-old Phoenix Turnbull
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Phoenix's mother Ashley Turnbull had been asked to remove three hens and two ducks she had given her son as a birthday gift, but was not home when Berger killed the hen | 59,450 | record_train |
Angie claimed Bowie's fascination with @placeholder came from his desire to | By Simon Cable PUBLISHED: 20:30 EST, 10 March 2013 | UPDATED: 04:26 EST, 11 March 2013 Turbulent relationship: Angie Bowie with the singer and son Zowie, now Duncan Jones, in February 1974 at a Hotel in Amsterdam It has been lauded by critics as one of the greatest comebacks in the history of pop. But David Bowie's return has failed to impress his ex-wife, who has called his latest material 'diabolical'. Angie Bowie, who was married to the singer for ten years, has dismissed his new album, claiming he hasn't written a good song since 1974. She said: 'I listened to the first single – Where Are We Now? – and it was just awful, just diabolical. The second one was worse than that.
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Angie Bowie said the singer has not written a good song since 1974
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The former model says the 66-year-old star's new songs are 'boring'
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Angie claims they almost missed their wedding because of a threesome
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having a baby with Mr @placeholder - the childhood sweetheart she had resumed | By Andy Dolan The partner of a woman who was stabbed to death alongside her two-year-old son yesterday condemned a serious case review which concluded that the tragedy could not have ‘reasonably predicted’. Rachael Slack was pregnant with Robert Barlow’s child when she was knifed to death with 23-month-old son Auden in full view of a neighbour at her home. In October, an inquest jury ruled the deaths were ‘more than minimally contributed to by a [police] failure to impress upon’ Miss Slack the conclusion of a police risk assessment which placed the victims at high risk of death or serious injury at the hands of Auden’s unstable father, Andrew Cairns.
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Andrew Cairns twice threatened the life of Rachael Slack, report says
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He killed himself after stabbing her and their son Auden 48 times
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Golf tutor, 44, was arrested but later released a week before murders
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Police placed Miss Slack at 'high risk of homicide' - but did not tell her
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Serious Case Review says murders could not be 'reasonably predicted'
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He, along with 24 other faith- and activist-based organizations held a press conference in California Wednesday, calling for the resignation of Alice Huffman, claiming the @placeholder NAACP's endorsement of marijuana legislation is selling out the African-American community. | (CNN) -- Legalizing marijuana is a civil rights issue, according to one of California's most prominent African-American advocacy groups. The California State Conference of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, led by President Alice Huffman, recently announced its "unconditional endorsement" for Proposition 19, a legislative initiative on the November ballot that would legalize the recreational use of marijuana in California. Huffman said African-Americans are disproportionately affected by the criminalization of marijuana which makes passing the law a civil rights issue. "We have empirical proof that the application of the marijuana laws has been unfairly applied to our young people of color," Huffman said in an official statement.
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California NAACP supports state legislation for legalizing marijuana
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The war has been won, Christ has conquered, though skirmishes will continue until @placeholder comes to reign forever.' | Dozens of Satanists gathered for a ritual 'black mass' yesterday - but hundreds more turned up to protest against the event. The satanic mass, which is thought to have included a ritual denouncing Jesus Christ and stomping on and spitting on a wafer representing the consecrated Host, was held at the Oklahoma City Civic Center. It was led by Adam Daniels, a self-avowed devil worshipper who fronts the Dakhma of Angra Mainyu Syndicate. He claimed the purpose of the mass was to de-program people from the influences of Catholicism and Christianity. Religious critics walked in procession to the Civic Center, where protesters from around the region had gathered to demonstrate against the Satanic ritual
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About 40 Satanists gathered for the ritual 'black mass'
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'Every piece in this gallery was created on an A@placeholderproduct,' Apple said. | Apple is turning its retail stores into art galleries featuring the work of photographers and other artists who use iPads, iPhones and Mac computers to create. They include paintings, photographs and short films by both professional and amateur Apple fans. The firm is set to install the artworks in all of its stores in an unprecedented move, saying it hopes to inspire others. Scroll down to see all the artworks and videos Artwork from artists Craig Redman and Karl Maier is on display on the wall of an Apple Store in New York. The pairs both used iPad Air 2's to create the piece through apps iDraw and waterlogue. The also used FaceTime to chat about the work.
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Images and video created entirely using Apple products from the iPhone to iPad and Mac
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Firm is set to install the artworks in all of its 444 stores in an unprecedented move, saying it hopes to inspire others | 59,455 | record_train |
But the dispute brought a public chiding from another hero of the anti-apartheid cause, retired Archbishop @placeholder. | Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Former South African President Nelson Mandela's health had declined so sharply last week that his family was considering whether to take him off life support before his condition improved, a court document released Thursday revealed. The document, known as a "certificate of urgency," was filed on June 26. It stated that the 94-year-old Mandela "has taken a turn for the worst and that the Mandela family have been advised by the medical practitioners that his life support machine should be switched off." "Rather than prolonging his suffering, the Mandela family is exploring this option as a very real probability," it added.
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Mandela's family had weighed taking him off life support, document states
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Court papers filed in a dispute over burials call Mandela's health "perilous"
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Three of Mandela's deceased children are reburied at his home in Qunu | 59,456 | record_train |
Nevertheless, even these lingering storm clouds could not dampen the famous @placeholder roar, the battle cry which goes up amid a flurry of fur and tweed to mark the beginning of jumps racing's biggest week. | (CNN) -- Flat racing has Royal Ascot; tennis has Wimbledon; football has the FA Cup. But for fans of National Hunt racing -- a grueling form of the sport which combines speed, stamina and accuracy over a course of at least two miles with an array of imposing jumps -- there is no meeting like the Cheltenham Festival. Although jumps racing carries a lower social status than flat racing in the United Kingdom, its following is arguably bigger. What is unarguable is that its fans are as passionate, its jockeys as skilled and its horses as brave as any to be found in the Epsom Derby or Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe.
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Cheltenham Festival began in England Tuesday
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Authorities found Lusardi Friday at a motel in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- One poker player gave new meaning to the saying "throwing money down the drain." Christian Lusardi, 42, of Fayetteville, North Carolina, flushed $2.7 million worth of counterfeit poker chips down the toilet in a room at Harrah's Resort and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey state police said. He was arrested over the weekend, police said. Lusardi disposed of the fake chips he was using during the Winter Poker Open's "Big Stack, No Limit Hold 'Em" event at the Borgata Hotel Casino and Spa, police said. Tournament personnel found 160 of the counterfeit poker chips -- each with a value of $5,000, for a total of $800,000 -- among the genuine casino chips, police said.
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A poker player used fake chips in the Winter Poker Open in Atlantic City, cops say
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Christian Lusardi, 42, flushed the chips down a hotel toilet, clogging the pipes, cops say
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83 mins: Wonderful play from @placeholder - he goes on a great run through and even despite losing balance he finishes brilliantly into the bottom left hand corner. | By Oliver Todd Follow @@oliver_todd RZ Pellets: Kofler, Seebacher, Weber, Baldauf, Zulj, Ynclan, Trdina, Putsche, Standfest, Sollbauer, Drescher. Goal: De Oliviera, 55. Chelsea: Cech, Ivanovic, Zouma, Terry, Luis (Ake 60), Van Ginkel (Romeu 60), Matic (Chalobah 82), Salah (Swift 85), Baker (Boga 46), Brown (Christensen 79), Bamford (Solanke 60). Goal: Boga, 83. Host commentator Thanks for joining Sportsmail's coverage of this pre season friendly. Keep an eye on the site for more of the same as Chelsea and the rest of the big clubs prepare for the big Premier League kick off next month. 'It was pretty physical because they've started the season already so we had to work even harder.
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Ideal: The conditions around Nanyuki are like those in @placeholder | By Jaya Narain Two British soldiers serving in Afghanistan are under investigation over the murder of a Kenyan prostitute. The body of Agnes Wanjiru-Wanjiku, 21, was found stuffed inside a septic tank at a hotel where she plied her trade as a sex worker. A night porter at the hotel in Nanyuki, Kenya, has said he witnessed a violent altercation between a British soldier and Miss Wanjiru-Wanjiku in one of the rooms. Nanyuki: The Kenyan town where Agnes Wanjiru-Wanjiru was found dead The British Army keeps a base in the Rift Valley town for soldiers carrying out training prior to their deployment in Afghanistan.
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Agnes Wanjiru-Wanjiku found dead in septic tank 'after row with soldier' in hotel room in Nanyuki, Kenya
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Claims police failed to properly investigate due to unwillingness to probe British soldiers
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'She wanted to explore the world and particularly loved @placeholder and everything London had to offer.' | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:45 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 16:09 EST, 20 December 2013 A psychopath with a string of domestic violence convictions beat his lover to death in a row over Christmas presents two weeks after he was freed from jail. Russian Anastasia Voykina, 23, moved in with Felipe Lopes because she was 'idealistic' and wanted to help him overcome his mental health issues, the Old Bailey heard. But Lopes had a heated argument with her over a Christmas present and knocked their festive tree down the stairs, the court heard.
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Felipe Lopes, 28, beat lover to death in their flat in Streatham, south London
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Anastasia Voykina had moved in with him 'because she wanted to help him'
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He sexually assaulted 23-year-old and left her body for more than a week
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Greetings: Locals wave as the motorcade carrying President @placeholder and first lady Michelle Obama leaves their rental home on Saturday night | The First Family have now officially hit the halfway point of their Hawaiian holiday and enjoyed a nice lie-in followed by an afternoon at the beach on the eight day of their vacation. However while a regular bunch would just hit the sand and surf, the Obamas had their regular motorcade drop them at Bellows Air Force Station in Waimanalo, and Secret Service agents on wave runners circled them in the water. The main task of the agents seemed to focus on stopping any other people in kayaks getting to close to the President, his wife and their two daughters.
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On day 8 of their vacation the Obamas had a lie-in and then went to beach
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The President, Michelle, Malia and Sasha went to Bellows Air Force Station
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Secret Service agents and local police kept other tourists away from them
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Happy: Mr Reeves is so besotted with Miss @placeholder he has already moved her out of the slum she was living in to a luxury flat in Kenya | A builder dumped twice by an African bride who used him to get a UK visa has denied being Britain’s most gullible groom as he prepared to marry a second Kenyan beauty. Tim Reeves, 58, was dumped by Priscila Njenga the day after she got her hands on a spouse’s visa following their wedding. Amazingly, when she turned up at his door begging for help getting her daughter into Britain - heartbroken Tim took her back. But the day after he secured her daughter’s visa Njenga left him for the second time and has never returned. Déjà vu: Tim Reeves, 58, with his ex-wife Priscila Njoki Njenga on their wedding day in Kenya in October 2008, right, and, left, with new fiancee Maryanne Wanja, 26, who he met on an African dating website
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Tim Reeves was dumped by Priscila Njenga the day after she received spouse’s visa following their wedding
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a fight with another teen on the night he was fatally shot by @placeholder - | By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:39 EST, 29 May 2013 | UPDATED: 15:44 EST, 29 May 2013 With less than two weeks until George Zimmerman goes on trial in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin, has defense fund has been revealed to be almost depleted. Zimmerman's attorneys posted on their website on Wednesday that the fund has less than $5,000 left. Back in January the fund had almost $315,000. The attorneys say they calculate that Zimmerman needs another $120,000 to put on a good defense or even another $75,000 to give him a fighting chance.
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Lawyers for George Zimmerman have revealed his defense budget has just $5,000 left, down from $315,000 in January
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On Tuesday a judge denied their request to allow mention of Trayvon Martin's drug use, suspension from school and past fighting
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earlier, 25 people at @placeholder were arrested for were for largely | The longest day of the year will see dry, fine conditions and highs of 26C - meaning Britons will bask in temperatures hotter than Madrid. Forecasters said sun-lovers would enjoy warm, sunny conditions throughout this weekend - with temperatures of around 26C in the south east today increasing to 27C tomorrow. Across the country, people were out enjoying the summery conditions - attending the Isle of Wight Race Around the Island regatta, splashing around on the Portsmouth coast and wandering around rose gardens in Hampshire. Sailing in: Spectators watch a fleet at the Round the Island race from the cliffs above The Needles on the Isle of Wight
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Thousands gathered at Stonehenge this morning to witness the sun rising on the longest day of the year
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25 people arrested, largely for drugs-related offences, at site during Summer Solstice celebrations police say
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"Bao Bao is perfectly fine and like all @placeholder animals, she is still learning the boundaries of her habitat." | (CNN) -- Bao Bao did a no-no and the shock sent her scrambling up a tree. The giant panda cub at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, D.C. touched a "hot wire" in her yard, part of a warning system used by the zoo to show animals their boundaries, the zoo said. The shocking experience sent Bao Bao (pronounced bow-BOW) up a tree Tuesday afternoon. The 16-month-old cub climbed to a limb where she felt safe and was still perched there on Wednesday, visible on the zoo's livestream cam. After the gentle shock, zookeepers gave the cub's mother, Mei Xiang, access to the outdoor yard, and she spent the night keeping an eye on Bao Bao, "a likely scenario for a mother panda to stay with her cub in the wild," the zoo said on its Facebook page.
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Bao Bao finds a "hot wire" in her yard, designed to show animals their boundaries
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16-month-old giant panda cub climbs a tree and is still there, according to a live cam
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@placeholder, unless you know for sure that no one else's prying eyes -- or camera -- will see you, don't sunbathe naked. | (CNN) -- When basketball legend Michael Jordan talked to the press after a Chicago Bulls or Washington Wizards game, fans never got to see the superstar with sweat dripping from his brow or a towel wrapped around his waist after emerging from the shower. Consciously aware of his image, Jordan would dress in a side room and not in the main locker room with the other players. So when he emerged, he was suited and booted. Some players would walk around naked, oblivious to the strangers standing there; others had towel wraps on, even dressing with members of the media standing not 10 feet away.
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Roland Martin: Michael Jordan, aware of his image, kept covered up, even in locker room
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But while the reputation of sports stars has taken a hit, the people charged with catching them -- the various different governing bodies and, at the top, @placeholder -- remain one step behind the dopers. | (CNN) -- Somewhere, in a parallel dimension, when cyclist Tyler Hamilton appears on live video link beamed in to a court room in the Spanish city of Madrid on Tuesday, his testimony detailing the breadth and impunity of doping within his sport would send shock waves across the world. But, in the here and now, such is the public's current fatigue of drug revelations in sport that his appearance at the trial of the Operation Puerto scandal -- where Spanish doctor Eufemiano Fuentes is accused of masterminding a blood doping network at the highest level of professional cycling -- will be met with little more than a collective shrug.
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A search of that court's database and of those of the surrounding civil courts by @placeholder also threw up no matches for either the defendant or plaintiff. | By Mark Duell Last updated at 10:52 PM on 29th November 2011 It seemed the perfect act of revenge - a jilted lover cruelly tattooed a picture of flies over excrement on his ex-girlfriend's back and the photo swept the internet. But MailOnline can reveal all is not quite as it seems with the story of 'Rossie Brovent's poo tattoo'. The resident of Dayton, Ohio, was reportedly suing her ex-boyfriend and tattoo artist Ryan Fitzjerald for $100,000 over the drawing which she eventually found out was of flies over a pile of excrement. Tall story? This photograph of a woman with a pile of excrement tattooed on her back was claimed to be Rossie Brovent of Ohio - but it is sourced from a Polish website
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Rossie Brovent 'suing ex-boyfriend for $100,000 after he drew tattoo on her'
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Ryan Fitzjerald was 'angry at her for cheating on him with long-time friend'
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The defense was looking for clues in the video to show that Jackson was in ill health in his final days, but @placeholder said it was not detectable in his performance video. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Defense lawyers in the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor want to shield jurors from commentary by Nancy Grace, the former prosecutor who now hosts a daily show on the HLN network. Daily commentary by Grace and others during the Casey Anthony trial this summer was "like a final argument by the prosecution," Dr. Conrad Murray's lawyer, Michael Flanagan, said Wednesday. While the defense has not decided whether to ask that the jury in the Murray trial be sequestered, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor hinted at a hearing Wednesday he does not think it would be necessary.
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But Ivanovic was not to be beaten and battled back to set up a final against @placeholder. | By Pa Reporter Roger Federer remains on course for his sixth Western & Southern Open title after advancing to the final with victory over Milos Raonic. The Swiss world number three is in a rich vein of form and will face David Ferrer in his fourth consecutive ATP final after winning in Halle and falling at the last hurdle at Wimbledon and in Toronto. The semi-final was a fairly straightforward affair with Raonic providing little resistance as Federer won 6-2 6-3. In form: Federer has reached the final in each of his last four ATP events, peaking in time for the US Open
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Federer beats Raonic 6-3 6-2 to reach fourth consecutive tour final
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Ferrer sees off Julien Benneteau in 72 minutes to join him
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Serena Williams beats Caroline Wozniaki in three sets to make women's final
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The property is being advertised as 'One of @placeholder's finest family estates which is sure to impress the premium buyer who appreciates sophisticated entertaining and the very best in lifestyle living.' | An asset management boss is selling his multi-million-dollar Adelaide mansion and moving to Bali to do humanitarian work with his partner. Erik Metanomski, 52, has put his five-bedroom mansion on the market, which is located at Austral Terrace in Malvern in the exclusive inner suburbs of Adelaide and expected to sell for around $3.7 million. Mr Metanomski and his partner Lisa Kenny, 48, have relocated from Australia to Sanur on the Indonesian island where they do work for the John Fawcett Foundation blindness prevention charity and Jodie O'Shea Orphanage respectively. Erik Metanomski, 52, and his partner Lisa Kenny, 48, have relocated from Australia to Bali
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Finance boss is selling his multi-million-dollar Adelaide mansion
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Erik Metanomski and his partner Lisa Kenny have relocated to Bali
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'It is pressure from women like @placeholder - who talk utter nonsense and define people by their looks and weight - who are responsible for this pressure,' she fumed. | Katie Hopkins might have made enemies on Celebrity Big Brother but it seems the outspoken star is intent on making a few more after branding Atomic Kitten singer Natasha Hamilton 'chubby' during a TV appearance. Now the 32-year-old singer has hit back, describing Hopkins' words as 'harmful' and saying the reality star is likely to leave a 'toxic and negative' legacy. Hamilton was left fuming after 40-year-old Hopkins' appearance on The Wright Stuff - in particular because she gave birth to her fourth child just five months ago. Writing in a post on her BabyCentre blog, Hamilton explained that she has focused on looking after her health since the birth and reacted with 'complete horror' when she heard Hopkins' remark.
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will also be riding the waves for @placeholder business, travelling the | By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:43 EST, 19 July 2012 | UPDATED: 18:43 EST, 19 July 2012 Plans for a national flagship were hailed yesterday as a demonstration that Britain still has a ‘lust for adventure’, as they gathered growing support from senior ministers. The proposal for a privately-funded vessel to represent the nation around the world won the backing of Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, Education Secretary Michael Gove and Business Secretary Vince Cable. The Daily Mail revealed yesterday that David Cameron and Ed Miliband were supporting a fundraising campaign for a ship that will act as both an ambassador for UK trade and a ‘university of the seas’, providing maritime education opportunities for young people.
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Many pictures of the trouble have emerged via social media, including one of the head being removed from one of @placeholder’s tiger mascots and kicked away. | By Pa Reporter Widnes have reported an 'overwhelming' response from supporters to their appeal for information following Sunday’s violent pitch invasion at the Tetley’s Challenge Cup semi-final. A number of supporters stormed onto the field immediately after the Vikings were beaten 28-6 by Castleford in a televised clash at Leigh Sports Village and approached rival supporters in a provocative manner. Castleford fans appeared not to respond to any goading but violence did break out as police and stewards attempted to restore order. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ugly scenes: Widnes 'fans' attack stewards and mascot Trouble: At full-time the Widnes fans invaded the pitch and headed towards the Castleford end
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North Korea's latest letter touches on many of the same points, and highlights similar proposals, to a statement addressed to @placeholder authorities last week. | (CNN) -- North Korea's National Defense Commission has penned a letter to South Koreans saying it is determined "to create an atmosphere of reconciliation and unity," the isolated nation's state news agency reported. But South Korea says it wants to see action not words from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's regime. In the letter, the North's defense commission vowed to work to "completely halt hostile military acts, realize the reunion of separated families and relatives, ... and re-energize multi-faceted north-south cooperation and exchanges." There was, however, a catch. The North Korean officials' peace proposals come with a request to halt upcoming U.S.-South Korean military drills and a reiteration of Pyongyang's claim to its own "precious nuclear force for self-defense."
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U.S. admiral says joint military exercises with South Korea won't be called off
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North says it wants to "halt hostile military acts," reunite families, improve ties with South
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As for @placeholder, the daughter who was left at home, she was at the gym during the incident and wasn't able to answer her cellphone while she was working out. | (CNN) -- A father and daughter weren't going to just sit there when they discovered their home was being burglarized. Kevin Smith, a plastic surgeon from Houston, was just arriving home from a business trip on Friday when he and his daughter saw a group of apparent thieves pulling out of their driveway in a red pickup. His 22-year-old daughter, Alana, immediately worried over the whereabouts of her sister, who she left at home when she went to pick up her father from the airport. They called her sister Kara's cell phone while sitting in their car, but there was no answer. Fearing the worst, father and daughter took off in pursuit of the suspects' truck -- something authorities say you should never do.
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Mr Axelrod, speaking on a campaign conference call, made an appeal to reporters to make the points that @placeholder himself had failed to make in the debate | Barack Obama's top strategist said that the campaign will take a 'hard look' at how to approach future debates in the light of last night's failure - and appealed to the media to challenge Mitt Romney on the issues which the President avoided in Denver. All but stating that the Republican had won the debate, David Axelrod conceded that the performance aspect was 'not the President's strong suit in these events' but insisted that 'I don't see us adding huge amounts of additional prep time.' The remarks came after the Obama campaign was left reeling by Mr Romney's knockout performance in the candidates' first head-to-head clash, with polls suggesting that voters regarded the former governor of Massachusetts as the debate winner by a margin of more than two to one.
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That’s where I’m going to make history if possible (by becoming) the three times @placeholder (100m and 200m) champion, which has never been done. | By Harriet Arkell PUBLISHED: 05:45 EST, 7 June 2013 | UPDATED: 11:19 EST, 7 June 2013 The Olympic champion sprinter Usain Bolt- dubbed the fast man on the planet - shocked his fans by losing a race yesterday. The 26-year-old Jamaican, who holds the world 100m record, came second in a 100m sprint in Rome to 31-year-old American sprinter, Justin Gatlin. Bolt, who finished in 9.95 seconds compared to Gatlin's 9.94, has not lost a 100m race since 2010, when he was suffering from a back injury. Scroll down for video Usain Bolt, right, suffered his first 100m defeat in three year last night at the hands of Justin Gatlin, left, in Rome
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The Jamaican world record holder, 26, lost to American Justin Gatlin, 31
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Former drugs cheat Gatlin finished in 9.94 seconds, Bolt in 9.95 seconds
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The @placeholder-led coalition has transferred security leadership to Iraqi forces in several provinces and coalition troops from many countries have withdrawn their forces. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Iran poses a significant threat to Iraq, but security has greatly improved in the war-ravaged country, according to a Pentagon report. Iraqi soldiers parade in Kirkuk on January 10. The Pentagon credits better forces for improved security. The Pentagon assessed progress in Iraq from September to November in its quarterly report to Congress, issued on Tuesday. Iran "continues to reflect a fundamental desire to oppose the development of a fully secure and stable Iraq," despite its "persistent promises to the contrary," the report said. Iran tried to undermine the U.S.-Iraqi security agreement forged last year, the report said, and "continues to host, train, fund, arm, and direct militant groups intent on destabilizing Iraq."
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‘Thankfully we have got young @placeholder coming in as well. | Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has hailed the impact of debutant summer signings Javi Manquillo and Dejan Lovren during their 2-1 victory over Southampton on Sunday. Out of Liverpool’s seven summer signings, the two defenders were the only starters at Anfield and Rodgers was delighted with their performances; ‘I thought Lovren was excellent,’ Rodgers told reporters. Lovren signed for £20 million from Southampton this summer and Rodgers added: ‘It's always difficult when you play against your old team. VIDEO Scroll down to watch New signings excellent - Rogers Strong debut: Brendan Rodgers was delighted with Lovren's performance against former club Southampton
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Fellow debutant Javi Manquillo signed on loan from Atletico Madrid
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'This letter states that ownership would be transferred ‘at a figure to be agreed’ and ‘on behalf of @placeholder’. | A yellow Ferrari bought by Elton John when he first became famous in 1972 has gone on sale for £300,000. The Ferrari Dino 246GT, one of fewer than 500, belonged to the singer for six months before he gave it to longstanding drummer, Nigel Olsson. Having changed hands another five times since, it is expected to fetch £280,000 at a London auction at the end of the month. Scroll down for video The Ferrari 246GT was bought by Elton John in 1972 following the success of his single Crocodile Rock. It is being sold at auction in London and is expected to fetch £280,000
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The bright yellow Ferrari Dino 246GT is one of just 500 brought to the UK
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Prosecutors say Gentile is a member of a @placeholder crime family. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:20 EST, 11 May 2012 | UPDATED: 21:28 EST, 11 May 2012 FBI agents discovered only two guns while raiding the house of a reputed Connecticut mobster suspected of having information about the 1990 robbery of a Boston museum that remains the largest art heist in history. The mystery deepens after yesterday's search by more than 20 agents in haz-mat suits turned up nothing connected to the art heist. They examined a car in the driveway, searched a wooded area and removed boxes of evidence from the ranch-style suburban home of 75-year-old Robert Gentile, who has been detained since February on federal drug and weapons charges.
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Agents in haz-mat suits raided Connecticut home of Robert Gentile, 75, who has known mobster ties in Philadelphia
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If confirmed, success would still depend on how much access the United States would have to those countries for flights and cargo, and even then, it may not totally replace the capacity lost in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Kyrgyzstan's president signed a bill Friday to close an air base that the U.S. military uses as a route for troops and supplies heading into Afghanistan, the president announced on his Web site. Manas Air Base in Kyrgyzstan serves as a U.S. supply route for troops and supplies into Afghanistan. The news came as two other central Asian nations -- Tajikistan and Uzbekistan -- reportedly agreed to let U.S. cargo pass through their countries on the way to Afghanistan. Such deals, if confirmed, could help fill the void left by the closing of the Manas Air Base in Kyrgyzstan.
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Tajikistan, Uzbekistan may allow U.S. military supplies heading to Afhanistan
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Kyrgyzstan president completes next step towards closure of U.S. base
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The Countess grimaces as @placeholder is narrowly pipped to the post by Leading Light | Cheering, smiling and, ultimately, grimacing, Sophie Wessex was the Queen's loudest supporter today as her filly Estimate attempted to retain the Gold Cup title she won last year. But unfortunately for the Countess, her efforts were in vain with the horse narrowly missing out to Irish contender Leading Light in the most prestigious race on Ladies' Day. Consolation for the Queen came in the form of a family day out, with Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie and the Princess Royal joining the monarch and the Countess of Wessex in the Royal Box. Scroll down for video Tense: Sophie Wessex clutches her face as she watches Estimate defend the Gold Cup
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Kroos deal: Manchester United are keen to sign £25million-rated Bayern Munich midfielder @placeholder | Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola has admitted that Manchester United target Toni Kroos could leave the club before Friday's transfer window deadline. The midfielder reacted angrily after being substituted during his side's dramatic 2-1 comeback win against Stuttgart on Wednesday, fuelling speculation that he will head for the Munich exit. United boss David Moyes, who was pictured speaking to executive vice chairman - and chief transfer negotiator - Ed Woodward during training on Thursday, is prepared to offer £25million for the Germany star, as revealed by Sportsmail on Tuesday. VIDEO Scroll down to see Kroos laughing with Bayern teammates in Adidas photoshoot
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Germany midfielder Toni Kroos wants £150,000-a-week deal
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Moyes met Kroos' advisers on Friday at Borussia Monchengladbach
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Chudzicki is a father-of-three and forklift truck driver @placeholder is a father-of-two. | Three men have been jailed for raping a 23-year-old woman who admitted she could not remember if she had consented to sex or not. Pawel Chudzicki, 49, former soldier Michael Armitage, 44, and Rafal Segiet, 40, raped the woman at a flat in Lincoln in 2012. They were imprisoned for six years each despite Judge John Pini QC, who jailed the men at Lincoln Crown Court, attempting to halt the trial halfway through because of a lack of evidence. Pawel Chudzicki (left), 49, former soldier Michael Armitage (centre), 44, and Rafal Segiet (right), 40, raped the woman at a flat in Lincoln in 2012 subjecting her to a 20-hour ordeal
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Pawel Chudzicki, 49, Michael Armitage, 44, and Rafal Segiet, 40, jailed
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They were imprisoned for total of 18 years for raping 23-year-old woman
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They raped the woman at a flat in Lincoln after meeting her in a nightclub
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Court heard she had 12 shots of vodka and had little memory of ordeal
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Men convicted despite judge trying to halt trial due to a lack of evidence
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Prosecution challenged decision and Court of Appeal overruled the judge | 59,487 | record_train |
'This is the most remarkable discovery of material we made at @placeholder in the five years we worked on the site. | A 'remarkable and rare' Iron Age chariot has been uncovered during an excavation in Leicestershire. Archaeologists discovered the bronze chariot fittings, along with horse care tools from 2nd or 3rd Century BC, at an ancient fort in Burrough Hill. Experts believe the chariot was either dismantled or never built, and would have belonged to a high-status individual such as a noble or warrior. The bronze remains of the 2,200 year old chariot were found at Burrough Hill, an Iron Age fort near Melton Mowbray. In this image a chariot linch pin from three angles, showing the intricate decoration at the ends
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Leicester University uncovered the chariot fittings with horse care tools
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They date to the 2nd or 3rd Century BC and were found in Burrough Hill
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Experts believe the Iron Age chariot was either dismantled or never built
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It may have belonged to high-status individual such as a noble or warrior
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However, the function of the iron tools close to chariot remains a mystery | 59,488 | record_train |
Mr Chaney said that when he came outside he saw Ms @placeholder shouting that she wanted to fight Ms Kelly. | By Sam Adams PUBLISHED: 05:42 EST, 29 March 2013 | UPDATED: 11:02 EST, 29 March 2013 Accused: Shareyll Hunter, 26 (pictured), allegedly drove a car into Alise Kelly, 21, pinning her against the wall of a house in Houston A pregnant woman has had her foot amputated after a love rival deliberately crashed a car into her - pinning her against a building, police said. Alise Kelly needed specialist hospital care after Shareyll Hunter allegedly crushed her against the house in Houston where Ms Kelly's boyfriend - and Hunter's ex - Chris Chaney lived. The horrifying incident is said to have happened after Hunter, 26, who is also pregnant, turned up at Mr Chaney's home this morning and began arguing with Ms Kelly.
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Police say Shareyll Hunter, 26, deliberately targeted Alise Kelly, 21
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Ms Kelly had to have foot amputated following crash in Houston
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The pair - who are both pregnant - are believed to have rowed beforehand | 59,489 | record_train |
@placeholder felt inspired by them in the same way I was inspired by | By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 8:54 AM on 2nd February 2012 A young music fan who died from cancer in 2010 has been chosen to appear on the cover of a record by her favourite band Florence and the Machine. Natalie Roberts was a teenager when she was diagnosed with the rare form of cancer, Ewing’s Sarcoma, and died in 2010, aged just 20. The youngster from Alexandria in Scotland had been a huge fan of Florence and the Machine, using their music as a form of therapy during her illness. The winning entry for the cover of the limited edition Florence and The Machine single
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Natalie Roberts died from the rare cancer Ewing’s Sarcoma in 2010
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Her best friend Louise painted her portrait in tribute and it was chosen for a limited edition vinyl cover | 59,490 | record_train |
Stokes: Since conceiving of @placeholder, we have been developing, refining and proving that our model works. | (CNN) -- Amy Stokes is redefining "family" for South African children affected by HIV, AIDS and poverty. Since 2006, her organization, Infinite Family, has used the Internet to connect almost 500 teens with nearly 300 volunteer mentors from all over the world. Stokes started the program after witnessing how HIV and AIDS left many children without parents. CNN asked Stokes for her thoughts on being chosen as one of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2011. CNN: Where were you when you got the call that you'd been selected as a top 10 CNN Hero? Amy Stokes: I was attending the Social Good Summit in New York, and I received the amazing news while I was standing in a stairwell at the 92nd Street Y.
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Amy Stokes was named one of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2011
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Her nonprofit connects South African children with online mentors
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Stokes: Millions of African children don't have adults to mentor them | 59,491 | record_train |
Mendoza, who is still recovering from her injuries from the crash, covered her face so she would not have to look at the faces of the grieving families who gathered on Monday at the @placeholder jail | By David Mccormack A 21-year-old woman who tweeted '2 drunk 2 care' hours before she killed two young women in a wrong-way car crash on a Florida highway has told Inside Edition that she is sorry for what she did and that she doesn't remember anything about the incident. Kayla Mendoza was hit earlier this month with eight charges including DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide for killing Kaitlyn Ferrante and Marisa Catronio, both 21, in a head-on crash last November. ‘When I found out that not only did I get into an accident, but the two girls I got into an accident had passed away, it just really made me wonder why I didn't too,’ a tearful Mendoza told Inside Edition on Wednesday.
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Kayla Mendoza, 21, drove the wrong-way down a Florida highway and killed two friends after crashing into their vehicle
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She has been charged with DUI manslaughter and vehicular homicide
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In her first interview since the incident, she told Inside Edition that she was sorry for what she had done and didn't remember much from the evening
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'No matter how much I hate myself for what happened, nothing I say will change anything,' she said
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She claims her infamous '2 drunk 2 care' text was a message directed at her boyfriend who she had had a disagreement with
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Marisa Catronio, 21, and her best friend Kaitlyn Ferrante, 21, were killed in the head-on crash last November | 59,492 | record_train |
The driver didn't stop and Radogno sought treatment for her injuries, before returning to her mother's home in @placeholder to recuperate and 'get her life back'. | By Lydia Warren A senator's daughter has passed away suddenly from a blood clot a month after she suffered injuries in a hit-and-run on Capitol Hill. Lisa Radogno, the daughter of Illinois Senate Republican leader Christine Radogno and herself a senate staffer in Washington, D.C., died from the blood clot in her lung in hospital on Wednesday. The 31-year-old had returned to work as an executive assistant in the office of Illinois Senator Mark Kirk following a hit-and-run on May 8, in which she suffered injuries to her wrist and knee. An autopsy will determine if the blood clot stemmed from the crash, but an aide for her mother said they believed the two incidents were connected.
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Lisa Radogno, who worked for Illinois Senator Mark Kirk, suffered an embolism due to the clot in her lung and passed away on Wednesday
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It came five weeks after she suffered knee and wrist injuries in a hit-and-run accident in Washington D.C.
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An aide to her mother, Illinois Senate Republican leader Christine Radogno, said the blood clot was a complication of the hit-and-run
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Police are still looking for the driver of the white Nissan that hit her | 59,493 | record_train |
@placeholder talks to his father by phone, from once a week to several times, updating him on how the rest of the family is doing. | (CNN) -- In Pennsylvania, Tyler Dix, a 16-year-old movie buff, is wide awake by 7 a.m. to cook breakfast for his younger siblings. Moranda Hern and Kaylei Deakin started Sisterhood of the Traveling BDUs, or battle dress uniforms. In Georgia, Tucker Simmons, a 14-year old novice guitarist, prepares ice packs for his mother whenever her chronic lower back pain kicks in. In California, Kaylei Deakin, an avid 17-year old rock climber, disciplines her little sisters when they act out. Tyler, Tucker and Kaylei are three teenagers from across the country who have very different interests, but one experience that bonds them: They grew up fast -- sometimes too quickly -- to fill the shoes of mom or dad when their parent was shipped off to wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Children of parents deployed to wars overseas assume adult responsibilities
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Deployments cause stress but also force teens to become more resilient
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"My dad told me I am the man of the house, and I have to act like it," says Tyler Dix, 16
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Teens created the Sisterhood of the BDUs to bring girls together | 59,494 | record_train |
For @placeholder without a college degree, divorce remains high, marital quality is falling, and nonmarital childbearing is surging. | (CNN) -- Is anyone surprised that more than half of births to American women under 30 now occur outside of marriage? Or that marriage is losing ground in Middle America? What's the big deal? After all, some Americans believe that "marriage is just a piece of paper," while others think that fathers are no longer essential. Despite these worrisome statistics and views, the institution of marriage is not disappearing in American life. Marriage is certainly not in trouble for the privileged and powerful. Forget Kim Kardashian, Arnold Schwarzenegger or Tiger Woods. In spite of the high-profile marital misbehavior of a few politicians, professional athletes and Hollywood starlets, marriage is actually growing stronger, in many respects, among educated and affluent Americans.
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More American women under 30 are having kids outside of marriage, research shows
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W. Bradford Wilcox: Marriage grows stronger among educated but less so among the poor
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Wilcox: Children and men often pay a big price when they are not in a married home
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He says policymakers should take actions to strengthen the institution of marriage | 59,495 | record_train |
The surviving @placeholder, 21, faces the death penalty if convicted of carrying out the bombing. | The trial began today for Robel Phillipos, seen here on September 29 A college friend of alleged Boston marathon bomber Tzhokhar Tsarnaev isn't guilty of lying to the FBI because he was too 'high out of his mind' to remember what he did on the day in question, his defense attorney has claimed. Robel Phillipos, a 21-year-old resident of Cambridge, Massachusetts, is one of three people who prosecutors say went to accused bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's room at the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth on April 18, 2013, after the FBI released images of the Tsarnaev brothers, and removed a backpack containing empty fireworks shells.
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Robel Phillipos is accused of lying to the FBI about whether his friends removed evidence from Tzhokhar Tsarnaev's dorm room
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Phillipos' lawyer says his 21-year-old client spent the whole day smoking marijuana and couldn't remember anything from that day in question
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Tsarnaev's other two friends have already been found guilty of removing a backpack with fireworks and tossing it in a dumpster | 59,496 | record_train |
Stefanoff said his work's name @placeholder was a play on words, as trees normally turn light into energy, but he was using light to create an image. | By Ryan Lipman Getting back to nature resulted in Sydney photographer David Stefanoff bringing some of Australia's most recognisable faces to life by projecting them onto trees and rocks. 'The photographic journey was a way of getting away from the computer and into Sydney parks,' Stefanoff told Daily Mail Australia. 'A photo is the finished product but there's everything else between - this was a way to spend a lot of time reconnecting with nature.' Bringing nature to life: Sydney photographer creates stunning portraits using trees as a backdrop The collection of faces in the series were complied of Stefanoff's idols and people he respects, including co-founder of fashion label Alpha-60 Georgie Cleary, pictured left, and skateboarder James McInnes
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Sydney photographer projected famous faces onto trees and rocks
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David Stefanoff took the images at night at various NSW locations
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His work was inspired by Vivid Sydney and a desire to get back to nature
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The series is called Photosynthesis and features famous faces such as Andrew Denton and Adam Spencer | 59,497 | record_train |
According to the @placeholder, about 12,000 people die of dengue fever each year. | (CNN) -- Florida health officials say they've confirmed eight cases of dengue fever. Those infected have no history of recent international travel, the Florida Department of Health said Tuesday, "so exposure was likely from local mosquitoes." The cases were reported in two southeastern Florida counties: Martin and Miami-Dade. Dengue acquired from local mosquitoes is rare in the United States, Florida health officials said, urging residents to take steps such as wearing repellent to protect against mosquito-borne illnesses. Dengue fever is passed from person to person by mosquitoes. Unlike malaria, there are no drugs to prevent it. It also is difficult to treat and thus far, attempts to develop a vaccine have been unsuccessful.
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Health officials say local mosquitoes in Florida spread the disease
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Eight dengue cases have been reported in two Florida counties
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Dengue rarely occurs in the United States
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There are up to 100 million infections annually worldwide, the WHO says | 59,498 | record_train |
However, none of the moderate Republicans who in the past have voted with @placeholder crossed the aisle this time. | Washington (CNN) -- In a graphic example of election-year politics at work, a defense bill that would repeal the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy got blocked Tuesday in the U.S. Senate by a Republican-led filibuster. The bill stalled on a 56-43 vote, four short of the 60 votes needed to overcome the Republican opposition. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada, changed his vote to "no" as a tactical move, allowing him to bring the measure up later. Reid and other Democrats accused Republicans of stalling the National Defense Authorization Act, which traditionally passes with bipartisan support, to undermine the "don't ask, don't tell" repeal and an immigration provision offering a path to citizenship for students and soldiers who are children of illegal immigrants.
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NEW: McCain accuses Democrats of cynical stance on defense bill
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NEW: Durbin says Republicans wanted to kill immigration provision
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Defense bill that would repeal the "don't ask, don't tell" military policy is blocked
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White House disappointed but says "we'll keep trying" | 59,499 | record_train |
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