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The @placeholder raised about $3.3 million last month, while the Republican National Committee raked in more than $5 million. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama takes his first stab Wednesday night at the role of fundraiser in chief. President Obama raised lots of money as he campaigned, but how will he do now that the election is over? The president is the main attraction at two events in the nation's capital for the Democratic National Committee, making for the first fundraising test for Obama since he took over the presidency two months ago. As a candidate for the White House, Obama, who was then a senator from Illinois, had little trouble raising money: He broke all fundraising records, raking in nearly $750 million during his two-year campaign for the presidency.
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Obama broke fundraising records during general election
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He is appearing at two fundraising events for the DNC on Wednesday night
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DNC trails RNC when it comes to cash on hand
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DNC Chairman Tim Kaine says "stay tuned," now that he can raise funds | 61,100 | record_train |
Nearly three hours after he arrived, Obama was spotted behind the wheel of a golf cart, with @placeholder in the passenger's seat, cruising along near the ninth hole. | By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 15:40 EST, 9 November 2013 | UPDATED: 15:41 EST, 9 November 2013 Despite sporadic fall showers and the muggy Florida sun, President Barack Obama hit the greens on Saturday with a former NBA star at the ritzy golf club in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. where 'Caddyshack' was filmed. In South Florida for a trio of fundraisers the night before, Obama traveled north from Miami to Fort Lauderdale, where he joined former basketball player Alonzo Mourning at the Grande Oaks Golf Club. The name of the private, 18-hole course has changed over the years, but 'Caddyshack' fans will remember it as the site where Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield and a rambunctious gopher got into all kinds of antics in the 1980 comedy flick.
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The 18-hole course is site where Bill Murray, Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield and a rambunctious gopher got into all kinds of antics in the 1980 comedy flick, 'Caddyshack'
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Obama has been known to golf with celebrities and once played with Tiger Woods
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Obama arrived in Miami on Friday evening after touring a port in New Orleans, where he pitched infrastructure spending as a way to boost U.S. exports | 61,101 | record_train |
Demonstrators, who carried anti-Western placards and shouted slogans such as ‘death to @placeholder’, also set fire to U.S. flags. | By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:47 PM on 28th November 2011 Nato airstrikes which killed 24 Pakistani soldiers went on for almost two hours and continued even after Pakistani soldiers had pleaded with forces to stop, the army claimed today. The deaths have been described as 'tragic and unintended' by Nato who have promised a full investigation. Afghan officials have claimed the bombing raid was triggered when a joint Afghan-Nato force received incoming fire from the direction of Pakistan. Now scroll down for video Fury: Protesters torch an American flag as they shout slogans about the Nato airstrikes which killed 28 people
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Nato describes the deaths as 'tragic and unintended'
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Effigy of Barack Obama burnt as thousands take to the streets in protest
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Pakistan army demanded the attack should cease - but it continued
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24 Pakistani soldiers killed on Saturday are buried yesterday
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Pakistan says raid is 'attack on its sovereignty' | 61,102 | record_train |
However, Wenger believes his young stars will face burnout if selected - which will damage England's chances of progressing far in @placeholder. | Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has warned against Gareth Southgate and Roy Hodgson picking his young England stars for next summer's European Under 21 Championships and then, if qualified, Euro 2016 the following campaign. Senior England internationals Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Calum Chambers and Jack Wilshere are all eligible to represent England at the U21 tournament in the Czech Republic next year. On Wednesday Three Lions boss Hodgson revealed he has given U21 chief Southgate the pick of his senior squad for next summer’s Euro 2015 tournament. Arsenal stars Calum Chambers (left) and Jack Wilshere could represent England Under 21s at Euro 2015
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England Under 21s will be competing at Euro 2015 next summer
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England senior side could be at Euro 2016 in France the following year
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Three Lions boss Roy Hodgson has said he'll allow Gareth Southgate to pick any of his senior squad eligible for the tournament
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Arsenal's Alex-Oxlade-Chamberlain, Calum Chambers and Jack Wilshere are still eligible | 61,103 | record_train |
@placeholder point out that roughly one-third of the 148 bills passed by the GOP-controlled House so far this year were attempts to repeal, delay or defund Obamacare that had zero chance of passing the Senate or surviving a certain presidential veto. | Congress is on pace to have its least productive year in modern history, earning a "do-nothing" label and adding another unwanted statistic to a body already facing chronically low approval ratings. Cue the blame game. "To date, the House has passed nearly 150 bills this Congress that the United States Senate has failed to act on," Republican Speaker John Boehner argued Wednesday. "The Senate (and) the President continue to stand in the way of the people's priorities." Democrats are tossing responsibility right back in the GOP's lap, arguing that hardline House conservatives are blocking legislative progress. Meanwhile, America's national legislature is growing increasingly dysfunctional.
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Congress is on track to have its least productive year in recent history
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Boehner blames the Democratic Senate, White House, cites 148 House-passed bills
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Many targeted Obamacare, dealt with shutdown with no chance of passage
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Democrats blame House conservatives for impeding legislative progress | 61,104 | record_train |
Polls suggest public support for the system, with 56 per cent saying the @placeholder should be in it, and 18 per cent disagreeing. | Theresa May yesterday suggested Britain should leave the European Union unless it embraces major reforms as she sought to crush a rebellion by Tory MPs. The Home Secretary, a leading contender to succeed David Cameron, burnished her Eurosceptic credentials by flirting with the exit of Britain from Europe – the so-called ‘Brexit’. But she told rebel colleagues they were picking the wrong battle by opposing British membership of the European Arrest Warrant (EAW) which allows police to extradite suspects quickly between EU states. Theresa May yesterday suggested Britain should leave the European Union unless it embraces major reforms as she sought to crush a rebellion by Tory MPs
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Home Secretary, a leading contender to succeed David Cameron, burnished her Eurosceptic credentials by flirting with the exit of Britain from Europe
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But she told rebel colleagues they were picking the wrong battle by opposing British membership of the European Arrest Warrant (EAW)
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The UK has to decide by December 1 whether to continue to adhere to the EU criminal justice and law enforcement measures | 61,105 | record_train |
Native son: Ryan, who has been a Congressman for his district in @placeholder for 14 years, joked that his large extended family took up half of the 10,000-strong crowd | By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 19:49 EST, 12 August 2012 | UPDATED: 05:48 EST, 14 August 2012 Mitt Romney has been criticized for being unemotional in the past, but that seems to be behind him as he joined running mate Paul Ryan in welling up with tears during a campaign event in Ryan's home state of Wisconsin on Sunday. 'Tears filled my eyes, tears filled Ann’s eyes. I’m not sure about the kids, but the rest of us felt very emotional,' Romney said after the event in Waukesha, Wisconsin. The rally was held the day after Ryan was announced as Romney's vice presidential pick. Ryan, the 42-year-old Congressman who still lives in his hometown of Janesville, was undoubtedly the most moved by the strong show of support.
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Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have first interview since VP pick announced
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Ryan wouldn't reveal how many years of tax returns he had to give the Romney campaign during the vetting process but said it was 'exhaustive'
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Romney praised Ryan's work to 'save Medicare' and the drastic budget cuts that are 'very much needed' but didn't commit to the plans | 61,106 | record_train |
@placeholder have described the drama as they watched armed officers flood their street. | By Martin Robinson Police have shot a 43-year-old man during an armed siege in Liverpool today after he allegedly took his wife hostage at gunpoint before holding a knife to her throat. Merseyside Police officers threw smoke bombs into the house and kicked down the door after a 40-minute stand-off where 'at least 10 shots were fired', witnesses said. Two children, seven and 11, fled the property in Shellingford Road, Dovecot, and took refuge at a neighbour's house, an eyewitness said. Police said they were called at 7am and after negotiations with the man failed he was shot in the 'upper body' and is in a serious but stable condition at Royal Liverpool Hospital.
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Neighbours say at least ten shots fired in house in Dovecot area of the city
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Police threw smoke bombs, kicked door down and shot man, 43
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IPCC confirm investigation launched into 'non-fatal' shooting this morning
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Eyewitness: 'Children fled house while mother held with knife to throat'
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Man taken to hospital with gunshot wound and woman was unharmed | 61,107 | record_train |
"There are two common elements to what is happening in @placeholder," he told CNN. | (CNN) -- Once labeled the richest football club in Britain, Scottish champions Glasgow Rangers are now on the brink of extinction. The club that boasts a record 54 league titles and 60 domestic cups since being formed in 1872 has sunk to the lowest ebb of its illustrious 140-year history. Already in administration and with a potential tax bill of $118 million, the genuine prospect exists that Rangers -- one half of the Old Firm rivalry with Glasgow neighbors Celtic -- could be about to fold, inflicting irreversible damage on the Scottish Premier League. So if a football club with as proud a history as Rangers can come so close to the precipice, how likely is it that the disease of financial mismanagement will claim other high-profile scalps across Europe?
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Rangers' financial plight casts doubt on stability of clubs elsewhere in Europe
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Football expert says clubs on the continent are similarly stretched financially
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Simon Chadwick says lack of business nous and rise of other regions has had impact
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If Rangers went under it could have dire repercussions in Scotland, says journalist | 61,108 | record_train |
"The reasons why I left from the team is purely on the money side, that they haven't got my salary," @placeholder explained. | (CNN) -- The man who made Formula One's bravest comeback has given his seal of approval to Kimi Raikkonen's dramatic decision to return to Ferrari. Niki Lauda -- whose return from life threatening injuries has been immortalized this year in the Hollywood film "Rush" -- won his second world title for Ferrari in 1977, just one year after the fiery crash that almost took his life. When asked by CNN's The Circuit what he made of Raikkonen's renaissance for Ferrari, Lauda, a man who does not mince his words, said: "Very good. "It's the right decision by [Ferrari president Luca di] Montezemolo because Ferrari has been behind Red Bull on the last four world championships, which doesn't make him happy," added Lauda.
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Niki Lauda says Ferrari has made a "very good" decision by signing Kimi Raikkonen for 2014
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The three-time world champion says it will also provide a "kick" for Fernando Alonso
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He warns managing Raikkonen and Alonso in 2014 will take "strong leadership"
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Lauda says bringing Lewis Hamilton to Mercedes made "hell of a difference" | 61,109 | record_train |
From rags to riches: @placeholder's market trader father would be proud of his son now living in this home fit for a king | By Daily Mail Reporter Times were tough for Steve Smith, the founder of Poundland, when he was growing up. At the age of just two he would find himself sat on his father's market stall freezing cold at 6am. But a brain for business obviously ran in the family as the entrpreneur went on to sell his company for £50million. Poundland boss Stephen Smith outside his mansion in Shropshire standing next to his Lamborghini Now Mr Smith, 51, lives in a 13-bedroom mansion in Shropshire which has its own swimming pool, snooker room and pub. The businessman is now making a start on his next venture - an online version of Poundland called poundshop.com.
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Steve Smith, 51, lives in a 13-bedroom mansion in Shropshire
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He opened his first shop at the age of 16 in West Bromwich
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The businessman opened his first Poundland in 1990 in Burton upon Trent
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He sold his share of the business in 2002 and bought this luxury home | 61,110 | record_train |
This year¹s October event is sold out, but @placeholder calls it "the best 40 bucks you could spend on beer." | (CNN) -- Oktoberfest kicks off in Munich on September 22. But Munich is across an ocean — and ocean-crossing plane tickets are expensive, as are hotels and transportation and schnitzel. Fortunately, there are beer festivals across the United States running parallel to the fest's official September 22-October 7 schedule. Look out for the smaller festivals if you want a more intimate experience, advises Derek Buono, publisher of Beer Magazine. If you're after new flavors, keep an eye out for fests that stock rare brews. If you prefer a party, the biggest festivals emphasize atmosphere, scheduling bands and food vendors, in addition to breweries.
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There are festivals around the country that overlap with Oktoberfest
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Seek out small festivals for rare flavors, beer experts say
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Several festivals are expanding this year, with more events and many more beers | 61,111 | record_train |
Heart-rending: @placeholder reads her victim impact statement to the court | An Atlanta woman who lost her husband in a horrific car accident in 2011 embraced the driver who was responsible for it on Thursday. Tamara Matthews pleaded guilty in court today to causing the accident that killed Sandra Walker's husband Glen Walker - and Matthews' own son, Joshua Jenkins, 16. After Matthews was sentenced to 36 months probation and 500 hours of community service, Walker's widow, who suffered a life-altering brain injury in the crash, hugged her. Scroll down for video Forgiveness: Sandra Walker (left) hugs Tamara Matthews (right) after she pleads guilty to a misdemeanor charge of homicide in the accident that killed Walker's husband Glen
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Sandra Walker, 32, told Tamara Matthews she forgives her
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Matthews today pleaded guilty to misdemeanor homicide in the death of Glen Walker, 35, in 2011
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She caused the car accident that killed Glen Walker and left his wife with a traumatic brain injury
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Matthews' own son, Joshua Jenkins, 16, also died in the crash
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Walker said she and Matthews have both suffered great loss and she hugged the woman after sentencing | 61,112 | record_train |
One street away from one of Tucson's busiest thoroughfares, the @placeholder' home is in a neighborhood of largely middle-class, single-family residences. | (CNN) -- FBI K-9 dogs hit on items around the southern Arizona home of a missing 6-year-old girl on Monday, prompting authorities to take over the house, a police chief said. Tucson Police Chief Roberto Villasenor said Monday night that the "specialized K-9s (were) flown in" to help in the case of young Isabel Mercedes Celis, who was reported missing on Saturday morning. The dogs "did alert on some things that caused us to go back" to the house, said the chief. While they've described her disappearance as suspicious, local authorities have not identified any suspects in Isabel's case nor have they indicated what they believe may have happened to her.
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Isabel Mercedes Celis, 6, was reported missing Saturday in Tucson, Arizona
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Police call her disappearance suspicious, but no suspects have been named
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FBI K-9 dogs raise alarm, leading police to get a warrant to occupy the girl's house
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A neighbor says community members are "totally distraught" and "terrorized" | 61,113 | record_train |
Celebration: @placeholder (centre) sprints over to congratulate Messi after his brilliant free kick before the break | By Charlie Scott Follow @@charliefscott With rumours circulating in the last week that Alejandro Sabella has lost the support of the Argentina dressing room, striker Ezequiel Lavezzi did not help matters by squirting the coach with water during their win over Nigeria. According to reports the Argentina team rose as one at half-time in their opening game win over Bosnia-Herzegovina and demanded Sabella switch formation from a 5-3-2 to captain Lionel Messi’s favoured 4-3-3. And the water bottle incident in the second half in Porto Alegre suggested Lavezzi is not Sabella’s biggest fan. VIDEO Scroll down to watch thousands of Argentine fans arriving before the win
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Lavezzi appeared to squirt Sabella with water on purpose during win
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He replaced the injured Sergio Aguero shortly before half-time
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And in the 71st minute took a break on the touchline to have a drink
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While taking swigs he squirted water over his shoulder and it hit Sabella
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Sabella's tactics have led to reports he has lost the Argentina dressing room | 61,114 | record_train |
He double faulted twice to drop serve in the next game, @placeholder held to claim the set and the 33-year-old then cruised in a quick fifth set. | Roger Federer has reached the U.S. Open semifinals for the first time since 2011, but he sure had to do it the hard way. Federer saved two match points and rallied from two sets down to defeat enigmatic Frenchman Gael Monfils 4-6 3-6 6-4 7-5 6-2 in a late-night thriller in New York. The two played in Cincinnati just a few weeks ago and Monfils stretched Federer to a deciding third set. He was even closer to upsetting the 17-time grand slam champion under the lights at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Thursday, holding two match points on Federer's serve at 5-4 in the fourth.
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Roger Federer rallies from two sets down to beat Gael Monfils in New York
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Monfils held two match points on Federer's serve at 5-4 in the fourth set
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The Swiss next meets resurgent Croatian Marin Cilic in the semifinals
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Serena Williams plays Ekaterina Makarova in the women's semifinals Friday | 61,115 | record_train |
A ‘social matching’ feature also means contacts and social network preferences can be shared with other @placeholder users | If the idea of an expensive, clunky smartwatch doesn't appeal to you, an Italian firm has created a cheaper, slimline alternative in the form of a customisable bracelet. Called Hicon, the bangle features detachable buttons that can be slotted into holes around the band, and each button represents a different site or app, such as Facebook or Twitter. When a notification is received on the phone, the corresponding button lights up, and the band vibrates. Scroll down for video Called Hicon, the bangle (pictured) lights up when a notification is received on a connected smartphone. The band also vibrates when another wearer is nearby. Individual Hicon bands can be connected, and friend requests sent, using a high-five or by shaking someone’s hand
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Hicon bracelet connects to an iPhone via Bluetooth
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Detachable buttons can be slotted into holes fitted around the band
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Each button represents a different site or app such as Facebook or Twitter
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When a notification is received on the phone, the relevant button lights up
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Bands can be connected using a high-five or by shaking someone’s hand
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The band is due to retail for $89 (£52) and go on sale in November | 61,116 | record_train |
"It's not meant to be pleasant," admits @placeholder, but it should never include physical harm. | (Parenting) -- With my 3-year-old twins in tow, I navigated several steep flights of subway stairs, managed four train transfers, and arrived safely at the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan. I took photos of them in front of the giant Apatosaurus skeleton and imparted (probably erroneous, but who cares?) facts about the Jurassic era. I am the best. Mother. Ever! To top off the special day, I decided to treat them to an educational toy at the gift shop. My son Theo wanted an astronaut, so I brought him to the space display and let him choose between three astronaut-themed items (I'm so smart to give my preschooler a sense of control by offering him a choice!). "No, astronaut!" he began to whine. "This is an astronaut," I said brightly, pointing to one of the helmeted play figures. "No!" He then slapped all the items out of my hand and began screaming. Ten minutes later, after Theo had stomped on a dozen packages of freeze-dried ice cream, I tucked one boy under each arm and staggered out. I am the worst mother ever, I said to myself, embarrassed, drained, and near tears.
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The average tantrum lasts about three minutes, according to Potegal's research
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You can predict a tantrum down to the second
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Kids from about 18 months to 4 years are simply hardwired to misbehave | 61,117 | record_train |
'I wouldn't have objected if all the @placeholder kids had sung a Lithuanian song and all the Polish kids sung a Polish song. | Angry parents have launched a protest over a primary school's plans to make their children sing songs in Lithuanian and Polish. A third of pupils at the Peckover Primary School in Wisbech - a Cambridgeshire town popular with eastern European families - are from migrant backgrounds, but some parents claim their children came home in floods of tears because they did not understand the words to the songs. Children were being taught the lyrics for an upcoming international singing festival, but mother Clare Eve, 48, who has launched a petition in protest, said: 'The whole school is getting taken over by these cultures and I don't think it's right.'
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Pupils at a Wisbech primary school taught song for a singing festival
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Third of children at Peckover Primary are from migrant backgrounds
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Parents claim children in tears because they did not understand song
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'Inclusive' festival will also see youngsters singing a Polish tune | 61,118 | record_train |
@placeholder didn't just remind us how cruel humans can be; it has taken the use of brutality as a weapon of intimidation, extermination, genocide and recruitment propaganda to new levels. | (CNN) -- American journalist James Foley was murdered, beheaded by an English-speaking member of ISIS, the extremist group that calls itself the Islamic State and has already conquered large swaths of two Middle Eastern countries. The sickening execution, recorded and released online for the world to see, came with a warning to the U.S.: ISIS showed another captive American journalist, believed to be Steven Sotloff, and threatened to kill him too if the U.S. does not stop helping those fighting to stop ISIS advances. The killing and the threat, along with all the evidence ISIS is leaving as it gouges its way across the region, are a direct challenge to the American people, to the U.S. government and to the international community.
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Frida Ghitis: U.S. cannot give in to ISIS threats, must focus on helping Kurds of Iraq
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Ghitis: U.N. resolution should declare that Muslims, rest of the world find ISIS horrific
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Ghitis: U.S. should make sure this is not framed as a war against Islam and the West
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She says ISIS is a threat to the whole world; Europeans are joining in big numbers | 61,119 | record_train |
@placeholder himself commented on the wild crowd in a video tweeted out to fans after the concert. | By Louise Boyle and Pete D'amato A teenage girl was allegedly raped by an 18-year-old at a Keith Urban concert in Boston this weekend amid hundreds of other fans. The alleged assault took place at the Xfinity Center in Mansfield on Saturday night. The country music gig descended into chaos with 22 fans sent to hospital for intoxication and 50 people held by police on alcohol-related charges. Sean Murphy, 18, was charged with sexually assaulting the girl while a large crowd of fans looked on, unaware that an attack was taking place before their eyes. Scroll down for video
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The alleged sexual assault took place at the concert outside Boston on Saturday night
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Sean Murphy, 18, was charged with sexually assaulting the girl while a large crowd of fans looked on, unaware that an attack was taking place | 61,120 | record_train |
Fetish model: Zamora's stage name @placeholder is listed on many websites saying she is available for fetish, nude or custom modeling | By Ryan Gorman A Miami woman faces up to 40 years in jail after being charged with an unthinkable crime – killing animals while performing sex acts for fetish videos. Sara Zamora, 28, decapitated chickens, beat rabbits to death and more for sexual gratification, Miami-Dade Police claimed. The sickening videos were filmed at the Homestead home of Adam Redford, 54, of Homestead, said cops. He declined comment when reached by MailOnline. Partners in crime? : Sara Zamora's (left) video is said by police to have been shot on the property of Adam Renford (right), he has yet to be charged but has a prior animal cruelty conviction
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Police say Sara Zamora mutilated and beat to death chickens while performing sex acts on camera
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She also karate-chopped and killed rabbits and other animals, cops said
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The heinous acts were filmed for a fetish video titled 'SOS Barn' | 61,121 | record_train |
Plus, research has shown that pensioners are the biggest buyers of the vacuum packed ready-to-eat foods that @placeholder loves to lurk in. | By Fiona Macrae PUBLISHED: 20:38 EST, 15 January 2014 | UPDATED: 20:40 EST, 15 January 2014 Thrifty elderly Britons are putting their lives at risk by refusing to throw out food, experts have warned. Older people are more likely to ignore use-by dates on food because they don’t want to waste it. But this puts them at risk of the deadly Listeria bug which can grow in fridges and kills more people than E coli or Salmonella, scientists say. Older people are more likely to ignore use-by dates on food because they don¿t want to waste it
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Older people are more likely to ignore use-by dates on food because they don’t want to waste it
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This puts them at risk of the deadly Listeria bug which can grow in fridges
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Almost all of those who catch the bug are admitted to hospital and up to 40 per cent die | 61,122 | record_train |
"I am confident that @placeholder will bring the city a championship team in the very near future. | Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer became the new owner of the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday, concluding a public saga in which the league expelled one of the prior co-owners for racist comments. The sale marks the end of co-ownership by billionaire Donald Sterling, who was ousted from the NBA and then battled his estranged wife, Shelly, in a California probate court over control of the couple's trust, which owned the franchise. Sterling, 80, lost that legal battle when the probate judge ruled the deal by Shelly Sterling to sell the Clippers to Ballmer could move forward. Sterling bought the Clippers in 1981 for about $12 million and was the longest-tenured owner in the NBA.
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Shelly Sterling's attorney says Donald Sterling shouldn't be able to contest sale
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Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is new owner of the Los Angeles Clippers
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"I will be hard core" in supporting team, Ballmer says
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Sterling caused an uproar when he made racist remarks in an audio recording in April | 61,123 | record_train |
The former Liverpool striker played a key part in @placeholder's goal after making his international return | Luis Suarez’s countdown to the Clasico continues and all indications are that despite playing just four friendlies in four months he will be ready to start against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu. Since the Spanish league computer decreed that Suarez’s ban for a bite on Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup would end the same day as football’s most expensive fixture between two of its bitterest rivals, Suarez’s focus has been on winning the race to be fit to start the match. At first he was hampered by the demands of moving his family from Liverpool to Barcelona and by FIFA’s ban on him training with team-mates or even setting foot inside the club’s Joan Gamper headquarters.
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The striker looks set to make his competitive comeback against Real Madrid on October 26
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Played first Uruguay game since biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup
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Set up a goal in the 1-1 draw versus Saudi Arabia on Saturday
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After his last lengthy ban Luis Suarez scored two goals on his comeback for Liverpool against Sunderland
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Eyes of the world will be watching when Barca travel to the Bernabeu | 61,124 | record_train |
'We are particularly delighted that both the Duke and @placeholder can join us to open this facility.' | By Leon Watson The Duke of Cambridge has cancelled his appearance at a series of events in the north east of England to attend the funeral of his former nanny. Olga Powell cared for William and Prince Harry when they were young boys including the difficult period when their parents' marriage was breaking up in the early 1990s. William will be attending the funeral on Wednesday in a private capacity and it is thought he will be passing on the condolences of his brother Harry who is serving in Afghanistan as an Apache helicopter co-pilot gunner. Scroll down for video
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Olga Powell cared for William and Harry when they were young boys
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William will be attending the funeral on Wednesday in a private capacity
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Kate will now carry out a series of events in Newcastle and Stockton-on-Tees on her own | 61,125 | record_train |
The third-party 62-year-old was dead serious as he explained his reasons for leaving the United States to live and tape his online political program and said he now sees the country of his birth as 'much like @placeholder' as he gazes at it from south of the border. | The former third-party Minnesota governor and Navy SEAL intends to move around the country while he tapes talk show Ventura gave an interview from an 'undisclosed' Mexico location via satellite but maintains he's 'off the grid' Ventura compared the American government to East Berlin By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 11:23 EST, 5 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:31 EST, 5 February 2014 We can add 'paranoid conspiracy theorist expatriate' to pro-wrestler turned Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura's long list of job titles. The former Navy SEAL said Tuesday that he's living in Mexico and moving from place to place 'so the drones can't find me' while giving an interview to promote his show Off The Grid.
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The former third-party Minnesota governor and Navy SEAL intends to move around the country while he tapes talk show
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Ventura gave an interview from an 'undisclosed' Mexico location via satellite but maintains he's 'off the grid'
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Ventura compared the American government to East Berlin | 61,126 | record_train |
The production line at the cherry factory (left) and a jar of @placeholder's Maraschinos from the company which has been in business for 76 years | Investigators are now looking into a possible link between a maraschino cherry factory and organized crime after the owner of the New York-based business committed suicide on Tuesday. Arthur Mondella, 57, president of Dell's Maraschino Cherries factory in Brooklyn, shot himself in the head as police broke into a drug lab hidden behind a wall. Mondella had cooperated with investigators for five hours over allegations the 67-year-old family business had been dumping hazardous waste. Scroll down for video Arthur Mondella, (pictured) 57, the owner of Dell's Maraschino Cherries, shot himself in his office bathroom at the company's factory in Brooklyn
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Arthur Mondella, 57, shot himself dead in the bathroom of Dell's Maraschino Cherries factory in Brooklyn, New York
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Investigators looking into environmental offenses smelled marijuana coming from the walls
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Mondella went into his private bathroom and shot himself in the head
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Investigators had entered the premises on environmental warrants but suspected factory was being used as front for a grow lab
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Officials discovered hundreds of thousands of dollars, 80 to 100lbs of pot and a fleet of vintage cars, including a Rolls Royce and Porsche | 61,127 | record_train |
indicated a body may have been in the trunk of @placeholder's car at one | By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 21:18 EST, 21 July 2012 | UPDATED: 22:03 EST, 21 July 2012 She’s already the most hated mother in America, and now she’s been misidentified as the person responsible for running down two women outside an Ohio library. Casey Anthony was pictured as the suspect who mowed down two women outside the Bellaire Public Library in western Ohio by a local NBC station. RadarOnline.com reported that WTOV9 originally posted a picture of Casey in court wearing a grey suit, accusing her of hitting the two women on Friday afternoon. By Saturday, the picture had been switched out for the station's logo.
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News station posted picture of Anthony with report, but did not name her
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Later corrected mistake, and replaced image of Anthony with station logo | 61,128 | record_train |
"The @placeholder family will be going to bed very full and very thankful for the compassion they received today." | With all due respect, thanks but no thanks. That's the message from the Children's Hospital Los Angeles after it was deluged with pizzas. It started all when Lauren Hammersley taped a message to the hospital room window of her 2-year-old daughter Hazel, a cancer patient. "Send Pizza. RM 4112." On Saturday, a Reddit user took a picture of the window from the street. And word spread. Fast. Reddit users, who have a longstanding mission to "restore faith in humanity, one slice at a time" with their "Random Acts of Pizza," delivered. Study: Reddit used by 6% of adult Internet users
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Mother tapes "Send Pizza" message on Los Angeles hospital window
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She was at hospital for her 2-year-old daughter Hazel, a cancer patient
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Reddit user snaps photo of sign, and Redditors leap into action
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Hospital is soon swamped with more than 20 pizzas | 61,129 | record_train |
Rival candidate @placeholder immediately seized on the comment as an indication of Romney's political nature. | Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN) -- Hours before the first primary vote of 2012, Republican front-runner Mitt Romney tried to recover from a potential stumble Monday as his presidential rivals intensified their attacks against him. Voters in New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation primary begin choosing their GOP candidates as early as 12 a.m. Tuesday in two small towns -- Dixville Notch and Hart's Location -- while polling stations in the rest of the state open at 6 a.m. and close as late as 8 p.m. ET. The final day of campaigning saw Romney under fire for a comment about health insurance that quickly became fodder for criticism.
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Mitt Romney says he expects his comment on firing people to be taken out of context
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"Romney enjoys firing people, I enjoy creating jobs," rival Huntsman says
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Newt Gingrich says he has to go negative against Romney | 61,130 | record_train |
A spokesman for @placeholder said Virgin Galactic had made good progress, adding: 'Our scheduling has always been predicated on doing it the right way, not the fast way.' | A new book about business mogul Sir Richard Branson claims his bold plans for a space tourism company are in danger of turning into an expensive 'white elephant'. Branson Behind The Mask, by Tom Bower, claims Virgin Galactic hasn't got a powerful enough rocket to take customers into space and no licence from American aviation chiefs to do so, despite the billionaire's confident claims that flights will begin in Autumn. 'Virgin Galactic is in danger of turning into a white elephant,' he told the Sunday Times. He added that Branson had so far only managed to 'fire a primitive rocket for 20 seconds in the Earth's atmosphere'.
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Biographer says space tourism firm is struggling to get off ground
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So far Virgin Galactic has taken £42million in deposits from customers
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Writer Tom Bower says project could become costly 'white elephant'
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Chinese nationals will not be able to fly because of U.S. spy laws | 61,131 | record_train |
The two @placeholder, which remain technically at war following their conflict in the early 1950s, have periodically clashed at sea over the years, with some waters still in dispute. | Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- The South Korean Navy fired warning shots to ward off North Korean fishing boats that were spotted south of the maritime border between the two countries, the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff said Friday. The North Korean vessels crossed back over the border, known as the Northern Limit Line, following the warning shots, according to the Joint Chiefs of Staff. More: North Korea taunts South candidate with 'Gangnam' video The South Korean Navy issued two warning messages to the North Korean boats before firing a few dozen shots, the Joint Chiefs of Staff said, adding that the alert level for the navy had been raised.
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The North Korean fishing boats retreated after the warning, the South says
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The South Korean Navy issued warning messages before firing
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Fatal naval clashes have taken place periodically between the two Koreas | 61,132 | record_train |
@placeholder's position was under threat at the start of the campaign. | West Ham are drawing up a 'long list' of potential new managers to replace Sam Allardyce in the summer. The latest name on that list is former Holland and Barcelona boss Frank Rijkaard. Other names include Slaven Bilic of Besiktas, Michael Laudrup, currently managing in the Middle East, Real Sociedad’s David Moyes and Marseille boss Marcelo Bielsa. West Ham look set to replace manager Sam Allardyce this summer with fans less than happy in east London Michael Laudrup (left) and Frank Rijkaard (right) are just two names from a long list of potential successors The club’s official line is that they will wait until the end of the season to decide on Allardyce’s future when his contract expires.
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West Ham boss Sam Allardyce has been criticised by fans this season
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The Hammers are eighth in the Premier League but are out of the FA Cup
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Frank Rijkaard, Michael Laudrup and David Moyes all being considered
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Arsenal legend Thierry Henry could succeed manager Arsene Wenger
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Real Madrid interested in a summer move for PSG striker Edinson Cavani
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Louis van Gaal is keen on Bayern Munich forward Robert Lewandowski
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Andy Carroll could leave West Ham this summer if he can regain fitness | 61,133 | record_train |
'He will be the biggest signing @placeholder has made.' | Andrew Flintoff's Twenty20 comeback is gathering pace after Brisbane Heat coach Stuart Law revealed he expects to sign him for this winter's Big Bash League. After five years in retirement the larger-than-life all-rounder made a surprise return to competitive action during this season's NatWest T20 Blast. It looked as though it would be a damp squib as injury hit after just two outings for Lancashire, but in typical Flintoff style he picked the perfect moment to grab the limelight. Andrew Flintoff made his Twenty20 comeback for Lancashire this summer and could play in Australia Former Lancashire team-mate Stuart Law is head coach of Brisbane Heat and expects Flintoff to sign
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Andrew Flintoff made return to Twenty20s with Lancashire this summer
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Former England all-rounder is expected to sign for Brisbane Heat
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The 36-year-old would then play in this winter's Australian Big Bash
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He would be 'biggest signing' in club's history, says head coach Stuart Law | 61,134 | record_train |
He said the coffee table is 46 years old -- the first piece of furniture @placeholder and his wife bought when they were married. | Paint peeling off the walls. Sheets for curtains. Broken blinds. A mangled wicker chair made settable with a board. An ancient stove with a giant hole. And there's also the pile of underwear in the living room. What looks and feels like the most rundown frat house on campus is actually the Capitol Hill home of some of the most powerful men in Washington. "Welcome to the Omega House," joked Dick Durbin, who is the second-ranking Democrat in the Senate. "This is where I've lived for 31 years," boasted Chuck Schumer, the Senate's third-ranking Democrat. It's hard to believe half the Senate Democratic leadership lives in these conditions, together. But they have for decades.
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What resembles a frat house is actually home to prominent Democratic lawmakers
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Rep. George Miller and Sens. Chuck Schumer and Dick Durbin have lived there for decades
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Old records and books, a mattress off the kitchen, an ancient stove with a hole in it -- a time warp
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The Washington political fixtures are friends, and are only in town a few days a week | 61,135 | record_train |
'@placeholder is more polarized than the rest of the nation,' she says. | By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 16:13 EST, 11 May 2013 | UPDATED: 08:33 EST, 12 May 2013 Can we agree on this? Americans still think alike much of the time even if our politicians don't. To get heads nodding, just say something worrisome about the economy or dismissive of Washington. Almost all Americans consider themselves very patriotic, believe in God, value higher education and admire those who get rich through hard work. Not much argument there. But here's the oft-overlooked truth: Even some issues that are highly contentious in the partisan capital have solid public support across the country.
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Polls in the U.S. suggest Americans still think a lot alike
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Seven in 10 say the poor have become too dependent on government assistance
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More want government action to make health care affordable and accessible
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Many believe the rich just get richer while the poor get poorer
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Nine out of 10 call themselves very patriotic, believe in God and value higher education | 61,136 | record_train |
She then decides she has been 'used' by @placeholder, and condemns the raids as 'aggressive and un-British'. | Ukip has accused Channel 4 of peddling 'liberal-Left poppycock' over an apocalyptic portrayal of what British life would be like if Nigel Farage became Prime Minister. The row has blown up over a drama-documentary to be screened at tomorrow which imagines life under a Farage government. In Ukip: The First Hundred Days – which mixes acted scenes with real news footage – border guards are seen forcibly repatriating illegal immigrants amid race riots, as the UK prepares to pull out of the European Union. The film shows Ukip winning a slim majority in May's Election, but within three months, society is on the brink of collapse under Mr Farage's Right-wing policies.
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Row over Channel 4's drama-documentary, 'Ukip: The First Hundred Days'
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Show airs tomorrow and portrays British life if party wins general election
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Film shows society on the brink of collapse, three months after their win
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Aide close to Ukip leader Nigel Farage said idea is 'simply preposterous | 61,137 | record_train |
The announcement was welcomed in @placeholder with the planned ending of the 53-year-old economic embargo. | The families of four men shot down by Cuban fighter jets in 1996 have condemned US President Barack Obama's decision to resume diplomatic relations with the Caribbean country. Marlene Alejandre Triana, whose father Armando Alejandre Jr was shot down by a Cuban MiG 29 fighter in 1996 as he was part of a flight of three aircraft involved in a humanitarian mission skirting the island's airspace. Mr Alejandre Jnr, a Vietnam war veteran, was part of a group of Cuban exiles called Brothers to the Rescue. The group of three aircraft were flying in the Florida Straits to propaganda leaflets. The men also dropped aid to refugees fleeing the communist island on flimsy rafts.
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Marlene Alejandre Triana's father was shot down by Cubans in 1996
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Armando Alejandre Jnr was flying a humanitarian mission near Cuba
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He was part of group dropping aid to refugees fleeing the island
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President Obama freed the only man jailed in connection with the attack
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He announced a thawing in relations between the US and Cuba
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It is expected that 52-year-old economic sanctions will be scrapped
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But the @placeholder leadership on Sunday's political talk shows did not back away from criticizing Sotomayor. | (CNN) -- Former law clerks to Judge Sonia Sotomayor sent a letter of support to the Senate leadership Monday, offering their "enthusiastic and wholehearted support" for the U.S. Supreme Court nominee. Judge Sonia Sotomayor The letter -- addressed to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada; Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky; Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy, D-Vermont; and Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions, the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee -- was signed by 45 of her 49 former law clerks. The White House said it was unable to find two of the clerks, and the two others had conflicts of interest that precluded their signing the letter.
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Letter to Senate leadership offers "enthusiastic and wholehearted support"
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Endorsement signed by 45 of Supreme Court nominee's 49 former law clerks
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Letter comes day after top Senate Republicans said filibuster of Sotomayor unlikely
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She said: 'My mum got married in @placeholder in May and we couldn’t go because the kids were in school. | By Dan Bloom Holiday in danger: Toni Hedley, her daughter Lacey-Grace and son Mason, who has no passport A six-year-old boy could miss a long-awaited family holiday next week after becoming the latest victim of Britain's passport crisis. Toni Hedley has been saving for almost a year to fly with her son Mason Williams to Marmaris, Turkey, on Wednesday - but he still has no travel documents, putting the whole holiday in jeopardy. However, despite Ms Hedley, 23, from Gateshead, first applying for his passport on May 15, the Home Office has now promised the document will be ready in time.
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Mason Williams, six, is due to fly to Marmaris, Turkey, next Wednesday
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His mother Tony Hedley first tried to get a passport for him on May 15
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Passport Office took two weeks to send her a declaration form
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She returned it immediately - but has since waited another three weeks
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'I can't stop crying and Mason is so upset', said Ms Hedley, from Gateshead
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Authorities now promise the document will be ready by Monday | 61,140 | record_train |
Opinionated: @placeholder's outspoken nature in interviews and press conferences helped cost him his job at White Hart Lane | Were Tottenham right to part with boss Sherwood? In the end, Tim Sherwood's showdown with Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy and director of football administration Darren Eales went just as they had predicted. The manager went out swinging. Sherwood had known since a meeting with Levy on April 7 that he was a dead man walking and he did not hold back in a full and frank exchange of opinions during Tuesday’s early-morning meeting at the training ground. Levy retaliated and it is his belief that every time Sherwood talked during his seven-month spell in charge at Spurs, he slit his own throat. On Tuesday, Levy and Eales finished him off.
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Sherwood was sacked as Tottenham manager in a meeting with chairman Daniel Levy and director of football Darren Eales on Tuesday
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Levy was upset with Sherwood's outspoken manner in press conferences and interviews
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Sherwood was keen on signing Romelu Lukaku, Gareth Barry and Winston Reid this summer
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Spurs are interested in bringing Southampton boss Mauricio Pochettino to White Hart Lane | 61,141 | record_train |
Afghanistan's parliament has demanded a public trial for the suspect, but @placeholder officials said they will handle the investigation and prosecution themselves. | Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- The U.S. soldier accused of killing 16 civilians during a weekend rampage has been transferred out of Afghanistan while awaiting charges, the NATO command said late Wednesday. The still-unidentified Army staff sergeant was transferred on the recommendation of advisers to Gen. John Allen, the commander of U.S. and allied forces in Afghanistan, and because "we do not have the proper facility in Afghanistan to detain him for longer than he is being held," said Capt. John Kirby, a Pentagon spokesman. A defense official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told CNN that the man was flown to Kuwait, which has the U.S. military legal infrastructure and personnel to deal with the suspect.
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NEW: The suspect in the Afghan killings has been flown to Kuwait, a defense official said
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Obama vows to avoid a "steep cliff" when Afghans take full responsibility in 2014
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Cameron: We are in the "final phases" of the military mission
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An Afghan suffered severe burns in an incident, as Panetta arrived | 61,142 | record_train |
By 17, fine hairs started to grow on Kieran's face and with a rigorous gym workout, @placeholder's body was transforming into a man's. | Charlotte Urie, 20, was shocked after her boyfriend Kieran said he was born a girl. But the Londoner quickly recovered and they've been together since 2012 Everyone expects to finds a few skeletons in the closet when they start dating a new person. But Charlotte Urie, 20, was left shocked after her boyfriend confessed he was actually born a girl. With his strong jawline and muscly torso, Charlotte had no clue that the new man in her life - Kieran Moloney - had come into this world as a female called Ciara. For years, the 23-year-old kept his sex-swap a secret, until he met Charlotte in 2012.
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Charlotte Urie, 20, was shocked after her boyfriend said he was born a girl
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The couple are hoping to start a family using his best friend's sperm | 61,143 | record_train |
By @placeholder the sportsman gets a great fitness and he is always looking smart." | Always last to be picked for the team? Couldn't catch a ball if your life depended on it? Got coordination skills that make you a laughing stock? Afghans playing Bukashi in Kabul Maybe you've been picking the wrong sports: tennis, soccer, football and baseball don't suit everyone's talents. If you suspect you may be sporty but haven't found your niche, you should consider some lesser known competitions. Rock, paper, scissors It's the sport anyone with hands can play: no particular level of fitness or years of training required. Rock, paper, scissors is a game most kids played in the school yard -- and it now has its own league.
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"Rock, Paper, Scissors" is now a $50,000 spectator sport
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Extreme Ironing -- on cliffs, up trees and underwater -- has proved a YouTube hit
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Musical Whistling has strict rules, demands dexterity of lips and breath
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Buzkashi sees horsemen play polo-type game with carcass instead of ball | 61,144 | record_train |
'My vote's important so if I was @placeholder, I'd be saying "Hey, Jacqui Lambie, let's have a cup of coffee". | Firebrand senator Jacqui Lambie has revealed Botox is partly responsible for her new look, describing the wrinkle-smoothing procedure as 'addictive'. The former Palmer United Party member has also spoken out about being single and has again hit out Prime Minister Tony Abbott, saying he needs to 'grow a pair'. The article, which features in January's issue of Australian Women's Weekly, is accompanied by pictures of Senator Lambie's promised new look, with her signature pulled-back bun replaced with loose tresses. Scroll down for video The former Palmer United Party member has also spoken out about being single and has again hit out Prime Minister Tony Abbott, saying he needs to 'grow a pair'
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Jacqui Lambie has given an interview with magazine Australian Women's Weekly
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She talks about how she fights the signs of ageing, and how she has been single for 10 years
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Senator Lambie also talks tough to Tony Abbott, saying he needs to 'grow a pair'
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For some perspective, consider that in 2012, the @placeholder spent $263 billion for all prescription drugs. | (CNN) -- Health care experts recently gathered at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta to discuss the public health crisis of hepatitis C, which is ravaging communities across America, and the budding hope that we may soon be able to eliminate it with a prescription medicine called Sovaldi. Hepatitis C, a chronic, potentially fatal liver disease, afflicts more than 3 million Americans. Solving the hepatitis C epidemic is a goal we should all embrace, which is why health plans are hard at work identifying at-risk patients so they can be screened and receive necessary treatment. Sovaldi, the brand name for sofosbuvir, holds remarkable promise. But the manufacturer of this drug, Gilead Sciences, has created an enormous obstacle that is straining our health care system: its eye-popping price.
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Karen Ignagni: A new drug holds hope in eliminating epidemic of hepatitis C in U.S.
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Ignagni: But drug costs outrageous $1,000 per pill, or $84,000 for entire treatment
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She warns cost will raise premiums and prices all across the heath care spectrum
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No mention was made of the properties at yesterday's hearing before Mr @placeholder. | A tycoon allegedly worth nearly £40 million two years ago and who is fighting his estranged wife over cash payments has 'very, very little money', a High Court judge was told today. Michael Prest, who is in his 50s, has 'no source of income' and is looking for a job, Mr Justice Moylan heard at a High Court hearing in London. The businessman's affairs emerged during the latest round of a bitter divorce cash fight - which was earlier this year analysed by the Supreme Court - between Mr Prest and his estranged wife Yasmin, who is also in her 50s.
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Tycoon Michael Prest has 'no source of income' and 'is looking for work'
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'Worth £37 million two years ago' but now has 'very little money' | 61,147 | record_train |
The London protesters said @placeholder has unfairly sentenced others to death, including 18 gay citizens. | (CNN) -- Hundreds of protesters rallied worldwide Saturday against the imprisonment and possible execution of an Iranian woman convicted of adultery. Sakineh Mohammedie Ashtiani was originally sentenced to death by stoning, but it was put on hold earlier this month after an international outcry. In London, protesters held posters with Ashtiani's likeness while a speaker criticized Iran's treatment of her. Many demonstrating in Trafalgar Square held signs reading, "No to Stoning. No to Executions." John Lennon's "Imagine" played in the background. In Stockholm, Sweden, protesters chanted for Ashtiani's release while calling stoning a medieval practice that must end. They also signed a large petition calling for her release.
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Protesters rally worldwide in support of Iranian woman
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Ashtiani was convicted of adultery in 2006
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She was sentenced to death by stoning
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@placeholder All-Star Shaquille O'Neal (@THE_REAL_SHAQ) is both a prolific scorer and a prolific twitterer. | (CNN) -- It's Sunday night during TNT's coverage of the NBA playoffs, and announcer Kenny Smith, aka "The Jet," is doing push-ups. TNT's Kenny Smith tries to connect personally with NBA fans through his Twitter feed. Not on camera, but on Twitter. "Hawks look hot! CWebb, my boy Fabian and I doing 30- pushups P90X style every commercial.. getting summeer [sic] ready," writes Smith to his followers on Twitter, the microblogging site where you can "tweet" brief messages of up to 140 characters. Five hours later, Smith (@TheJetOnTNT) tweets a follow-up: "Man, i think im gonna be sore." By Monday morning, though, he seems raring to go again: "Im not sore today! the workout didnt kill me... Im back!!"
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More pro athletes are using Twitter to share their thoughts and experiences with fans
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Popular and prolific twitterers include Shaquille O'Neal and Lance Armstrong
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Sports announcers use Twitter to share behind-the-scenes details with fans
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TNT has 11 broadcasters tweeting during the current NBA playoffs | 61,149 | record_train |
"I am grateful to the [U.S.] @placeholder who pursued the information that led to Captain Speicher's recovery so that he can now come home. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The remains of the first American shot down in the 1991 Persian Gulf War have been uncovered, the U.S. Department of Defense announced Sunday. Navy Capt. Michael Speicher's remains have been identified, the U.S. military announced Sunday. U.S. Navy Capt. Michael "Scott" Speicher was shot down in an F/A-18 Hornet on January 17, 1991, the first night of the war. The announcement early Sunday of the discovery of Speicher's remains ends more than 18 years of speculation about whether Speicher may have survived the crash and been held captive, or died in captivity in the ensuing years.
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Michael "Scott" Speicher was the first American shot down in Gulf war
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Iraqis remembered seeing Bedouins bury his body in the desert
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Iraqis pointed U.S. Marines to the burial site, the Pentagon said | 61,150 | record_train |
The show was held at @placeholder’s downtown headquarters where fans lined up all week to get a view of rehearsing singers and bands. | By Jennifer Pearson PUBLISHED: 20:59 EST, 16 June 2013 | UPDATED: 03:20 EST, 17 June 2013 Taylor Swift had the crowd begging for more. The Red singer made her very first appearance at the MuchMusic Video Awards in Toronto one to remember on Sunday - and ended up winning the 'Fave International Artist of the Year' award for her song, 22. Taylor knocked everyone out at the city's biggest block party by showing up in a clingy black-and-white patterned bandage dress that left no curve hidden. Favourite Artist of the Year winner: a seductive Taylor Swift posed with her award at the press wall after winning the MuchMusic award for her song, 22
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Canadian rapper Classified won Video of the Year for Inner Ninja
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Dance Video of the Year went to deadmau5 for The Veldt
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Drake won Hip Hop Video of the Year for Started From The Bottom
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Justin Bieber took the Fave Artist/Group award | 61,151 | record_train |
Launched in November 2013, @placeholder is providing unprecedented insights into the complex workings of Earth’s magnetic field, which safeguards us from the bombarding cosmic radiation and charged particles. | By Jonathan O'Callaghan Earth's magnetic field is a protective shield for our planet from cosmic radiation, but it's also somewhat of a mystery - scientists aren't sure why it moves and changes in intensity. And now the first set of high-resolution results from Esa’s three-satellite Swarm constellation reveal that the field is actually getting weaker, albeit by a small amount. Measurements made over the past six months confirm the general trend of the field’s weakening, with the most dramatic declines over the Western Hemisphere. Scroll down for video Esa's Swarm constellation of satellites have measured changes in Earth's magnetic field from January to June 2014. These changes are based on the magnetic signals that stem from Earth's core. Shades of red represent areas of strengthening, while blues show areas of weakening, measured in nanoteslas
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Esa's Swarm satellite constellation reveals data on Earth's magnetic field
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The results, presented in Denmark, show the field is weakening in places
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The Western Hemisphere, in particular, is dramatically getting weaker
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This is seen by some as a sign the magnetic field will soon reverse
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And areas of different intensity can also be harmful to other satellites
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The three satellites also accurately tracked the magnetic North pole | 61,152 | record_train |
Those that do not comply face fines while persistent offenders could be banned from @placeholder airports. | (CNN) -- The Chinese government has barred the country's airlines from complying with a European Union charge on carbon emissions, escalating a dispute that officials have warned could turn into a trade war. Chinese airlines had previously said they would not pay the EU carbon tax, but the formal prohibition by the State Council, or cabinet, puts Beijing in direct opposition to Brussels. The announcement, published on Monday by Xinhua, the official news agency, comes a week before Chinese and European leaders are to meet at a summit and just days after Wen Jiabao, China's premier, said Beijing was looking to provide more financial support to help Europe out of its debt mess.
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The Chinese government has barred the country's airlines from complying with a European Union charge
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Somehow, these vandals were able to infiltrate virtual Denmark while sneaking in virtual dynamite, at which point they virtually demolished parts of virtual @placeholder. | (CNN) -- I once stayed at a youth hostel in Copenhagen called Sleep in Heaven. Which sounds quite pleasant until you realize that, apparently, heaven is cold and damp and completely infested with bedbugs. I guess that's the part they don't tell you in Sunday school. "No, no. It's great. Nothing to worry about. Beautiful white robes. Big puffy clouds. Probably a salad bar." But there were none of those. Just bed bugs. Something was rotten in the state of Denmark. The next day, bitten and disgusted, I literally ran to catch a train to Berlin and haven't had pleasant thoughts about that country since.
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A virtual version of Denmark was created in the "Minecraft" game
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"Cyber vandals" snuck into virtual Denmark, set off virtual dynamite and raised U.S. flags
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Virtual Denmark has since been repaired | 61,154 | record_train |
'@placeholder made us feel like it was our fault her son killed our daughter, so I don’t have any compassion for her at all.' | The mother of a playboy killer who brutally murdered his girlfriend at his family's home is facing deportation after trying to cover up her son's crime. Anita Turner, 53, may be sent back to her native Indonesia after telling police that Emily Longley, her son's 17-year-old girlfriend, died in her sleep while at her house in Bournemouth in 2011. The teenager had in fact been strangled by Turner's son, Elliot, who flew into a jealous rage after seeing a photograph of the aspiring model with two topless men. Scroll down for video Elliot Turner (right) was jailed for life after murdering his girlfriend, 17-year-old Emily Longley (right), in 2011 in his bedroom. The then 23-year-old's mother now faces deportation for trying to cover up his crime
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Anita Turner tried to cover up her son's murder of 17-year-old in 2011
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The 53-year-old told police Emily Longley died in her sleep in their home
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She had in fact been strangled by 23-year-old 'mummy's boy' Elliot Turner
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His parents were jailed for trying to cover up the crime in Bournemouth
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Anita Turner, an Indonesian national, may now be deported after release | 61,155 | record_train |
"What this does is, at a minimum, it allows @placeholder and other states with large immigrant populations to get the representation they deserve," Villaraigosa said. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Elvira Sosa left Mexico for the United States more than 30 years ago, but last year was the first time she'd been counted as part of the U.S. Census. Sosa was among thousands of illegal immigrants in Los Angeles who filled out a census form last year, and city officials said the response, especially among Latinos, might have saved the area money and congressional representation. The increased count was purposeful: A Census Bureau outreach program urged undocumented workers to fill out the census and assured them that nothing on the form could be used against them.
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Census: Latinos living in U.S. increased by 43 percent, from 35 million to 50 million
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An outreach program in L.A. urged illegal immigrants to fill out census
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L.A. mayor said the increase in responses saved a congressional seat for California | 61,156 | record_train |
The 2-year-old sons she shares with Sheen will stay in Mueller's custody and will "be cared for by @placeholder and their longtime nanny," Honig said. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Brooke Mueller, the ex-wife of actor Charlie Sheen, will undergo drug rehab at home while caring for her young twins, her spokesman said Monday. Mueller was arrested in Aspen, Colorado, on December 3 and charged with assault and cocaine possession, police said. "Recognizing past attempts at treatment have not been successful, Brooke has decided to take a different approach to deal with her addiction," spokesman Steve Honig said. Mueller will take part in a rehab program during the day, but she will be "under expert supervision 24 hours a day, seven days a week," Honig said. "In addition, Brooke has requested to be tested on a daily basis for cocaine and other illegal substances so there is no doubt as to her commitment."
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Brooke Mueller will take part in a daytime drug program, but have 24/7 supervision
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Mueller faces a drug charge after an Aspen, Colorado, arrest
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Her twin sons will stay with her at home during her rehab
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'I threw the sweet beast in my bag then jumped on my flight back home to @placeholder.' | A New Zealand-based photographer has described being taken in for questioning by Chinese police after trying to fly a drone with a camera attached over Beijing's ancient Forbidden City. Trey Ratcliff, an American globetrotter who lives in Queenstown, says he was briefly detained by police and had his drone and GoPro confiscated until he flew back to New Zealand. He was at Belhai Park, a public park northwest of the Forbidden City, and was unaware of nearby government intelligence buildings 'where they would rather not have things flown above' when he was arrested. Trey Ratcliff, an American globetrotter who lives in Queenstown, was briefly detained by police after trying to fly a drone with a camera attached over Beijing's ancient Forbidden City
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Trey Ratcliff had his drone and GoPro confiscated at a public park north west of the Forbidden City
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New Zealand photographer had flown drone for five days without problem
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He left drone with Chinese assistant to get more batteries when police arrested him
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package was the most equitable soccer stadium proposal that @placeholder, or | David Beckham's bid for a Major League Soccer team has suffered a setback after the city of Miami rejected his plan to build a waterfront stadium. The former footballer's business group, Beckham Miami United, had wanted to build on a site next to the Miami Heat basketball arena. But today it issued a statement saying city officials determined the proposed site was an 'inappropriate location.' The statement said Beckham's group would 'spend the coming months weighing alternatives.' Scroll down for video No go: David Beckham's bid for a brand new waterfront stadium in Miami has been rejected by the city
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Former footballer wanted to build next to Miami Heat's arena
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If they don't meet these targets, which are being phased in over a number of years, then clubs face expulsion from top @placeholder competitions. | (CNN) -- Chelsea's onfield successes this year have led to the European soccer champions' first financial profit during the nine-year reign of owner Roman Abramovich. The Russian billionaire has bankrolled the English Premier League club since buying it for a nominal fee in 2003, posting big losses every year since then as he has sanctioned spending sprees to sign some of the sport's biggest players. Last year ended in a loss of £67.7 million ($108 million) but the figures up to June 30, 2012 reveal a profit of £1.4 million ($2.2 million). Chelsea also announced on Friday that it had made a record turnover of £255.7 million ($407 million) -- which it said is the fifth largest of any European club.
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Chelsea announces profit of $2.2 million for the period ending June 30, 2012
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"Today's ruling, together with last week's decision on Transocean's financial obligations stemming from its conduct at the @placeholder well, is a strong signal that contractors involved in critical well operations will be held accountable for their actions under the law," a BP statement said. | (CNN) -- A federal judge in New Orleans has ruled that Halliburton is not liable for the some of the compensatory damages sought by third parties in the worst oil spill in U.S. history, leaving BP responsible for the majority of those claims. "BP is required to indemnify Halliburton for third-party compensatory claims that arise from pollution or contamination that did not originate from the property or equipment of Halliburton located above the surface of the land or water, even if Halliburton's gross negligence caused the pollution," the order states. The judgment is similar to the decision that came down last week regarding Deepwater Horizon rig owner Transocean's responsibility in the 2010 Gulf of Mexico disaster.
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Court sides with Halliburton's indemnity in its contract with BP to cement the Macondo well
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'He stood in for @placeholder last year and did extremely well. | By Carl Markham, Press Association West Brom manager Alan Irvine is hopeful goalkeeper Ben Foster will get the all-clear to return to action early next week. The 31-year-old left England's squad before Wednesday's friendly win over Norway after sustaining a thumb injury in training. He will not be reassessed until Monday, which would seemingly rule him out of rejoining Roy Hodgson's squad for their opening Euro 2016 qualifier in Switzerland. Ruled out: Ben Foster (centre) was forced to leave the England camp after injuring his thumb during training Hopeful: West Brom boss Alan Irvine believes Foster could be back in action by next week
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Ben Foster was forced to leave the England camp after hurting his thumb
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Englishman @placeholder (right) talks with his caddie during the final round of the PGA Tour event | James Hahn, whose wife is due to give birth to a daughter in three weeks, clinched his maiden PGA Tour title with a gripping play-off victory at the Northern Trust Open on Sunday. Hahn, 33, ended a wild day of multiple lead changes on a difficult Riviera Country Club layout in wet and cool conditions by edging out fellow American Dustin Johnson and England's Paul Casey for the win. Born in South Korea but educated in the United States, Hahn struck his tee shot at the third extra hole, the par-three 14th, to 24 feet and coolly sank the birdie putt before the long-hitting Johnson missed his attempt from 12 feet.
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James Hahn won the Northern Trust Open in a three-man play-off
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Hahn edged out Dustin Johnson and Paul Casey for his first PGA Tour title
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The @placeholder attorney has said that an internal investigation by the sheriff determined that the shooting was justified and Peay is back on the force. | A woman who lost her left eye two years ago when a police officer fired a single shot at her following a drunken 40-mile car chase is suing the cop and police force involved. Kristine Biggs Johnson was driving drunk through Morgan County, Utah, on November 24, 2012 when the shooting occurred. At a press conference on Thursday to announced her legal action, Johnson said she couldn’t recall much from the evening in question - which doctors have put down to either head trauma or excessive alcohol intake. In her lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court, Johnson’s lawyer argues that Sergeant Daniel Peay ‘utilized unreasonable, improper, unnecessary and excessive deadly force’.
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Kristine Biggs Johnson was drunkenly driving her truck through Morgan County, Utah, on November 24, 2012 when the shooting occurred
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A 40-mile car chase ensued after she refused to stop for police who tried to pull her over
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The chase eventually ended in a cul-de-sac and dash-cam footage shows Johnson surrounded by three cop cars
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He said: 'The photographs are, in effect, from an encounter in @placeholder where I coincided for various reasons, two years ago, with a friend from my childhood.' | By Lee Moran PUBLISHED: 07:23 EST, 20 June 2012 | UPDATED: 09:33 EST, 20 June 2012 A Catholic bishop busted cavorting on a beach with a scantily-clad beauty has claimed she is just 'an old friend' and insisted he is still 'devoted to God'. Argentine Fernando María Bargallo, 59, was left red-faced after footage emerged of him swimming and cuddling with the blonde at a secluded luxury Mexican hideaway. He initially denied it was him in the video, but later admitted he does play a starring role, and is now under investigation by the Vatican. Scroll down to see video...
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Argentine Bishop Fernando María Bargallo red-faced after footage emerges
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The trustees could, at their discretion, hand the trust over to @placeholder at an earlier date. | By Alex Greig PUBLISHED: 18:33 EST, 6 August 2013 | UPDATED: 14:21 EST, 7 August 2013 Catherine Lozick is married with two children. She's 68 years old, and lists herself as a 'homemaker' on official forms. She's also the owner of a global company with $1.8 billion in revenue annually. When billionaire Fred A. Lennon died at the age of 92 in 1998, the financial world speculated about his will, but so secretive was the industrialist that no one found out who owned his billion-dollar company, Swagelok, until years later. It wasn't until 2002, when his grandson William Lennon took his aunt, Fred's daughter Catherine Lozick, to probate court, that the world discovered how Lennon had divided up his fortune.
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Catherine Lozick inherited the billion-dollar Swagelok company
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@placeholder also cost Easy Company the life of its commander, which put then-Lt. Winters in command of the unit. | Washington (CNN) -- Richard "Dick" Winters, a decorated hero of World War II and the central figure in the book and miniseries "Band of Brothers," has died. He would have turned 93 years old in February. Winters died January 2 and was buried after a private funeral Saturday, according to retired Army Col. Cole Kingseed, a close friend and co-author of Winters' memoirs. Winters began his career in the Army shortly before the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, and he volunteered to become a paratrooper, according to his wartime memoirs "Beyond Band of Brothers." He was assigned to E Company, more commonly known as Easy Company, of the 2nd Battalion of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the Army's 101st Airborne Division.
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The mini-series "Band of Brothers" told the story of Easy Company
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Richard "Dick" Winters was a young officer with Easy Company
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He led the company from D-Day toward the end of World War II
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"It's a part of the school supply list we send home for kids to bring, along with @placeholder. | (CNN) -- As a first-grade teacher, Julie Miller is exposed to a horrifying number of germs on a daily basis. "I've been thrown up on; they sneeze and cough on me. And lost teeth are a real big thing for first-graders," said Miller, who teaches at Spring Hills Elementary in the suburbs of Chicago. "They're so cute and unaware, though. They'll have boogers hanging out of their nose and will be talking to you and not think anything of it. Some teachers flip out, but I tell my students, 'Go get a Kleenex and wash your hands.' When they sneeze, I teach them to do it into their elbows. They learn eventually."
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CDC: Elementary kids get eight to 12 colds or cases of the flu every school year
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More and more people are realising that the hen harriers’ biggest enemy is the @placeholder – not rogue gamekeepers.’ | Sir Ian Botham’s attack on the leadership of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds has drawn a massive response from Mail on Sunday readers, who say they feel ‘betrayed’ by an organisation they have backed for years. The England cricketing legend, who fronts You Forgot The Birds, a new grassroots campaign, wrote a devastating open letter to the charity in The Mail on Sunday last week. A small selection of the postbag received by this newspaper in response is reproduced below. One reader said that having joined the RSPB as a founder member aged 16, he was now resigning. Another said she was also quitting because of the charity’s decision to install a wind turbine near its reserve in Bedfordshire.
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England cricketing legend, who fronts campaign You Forgot The Birds, wrote open letter to charity last week
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Mail on Sunday readers wrote in to say their feel 'betrayed' by an organisation they have backed for years
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@placeholder is keen to put the matter behind him after speaking to Hartson. | John Hartson has apologised to Victor Moses after he said the Stoke City forward 'cheated' to win a penalty in their 2-1 win over Swansea. The Potters were furious with Hartson's choice of language which was broadcast on the BBC's Match of the Day 2 on Sunday evening. Peter Coates, the Stoke chairman, took particular offence to the comments, branding them 'disgraceful' and insisted Moses's fall following contact from Angel Rangel warranted a spot-kick. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch... John Hartson made comments about Victor Moses on Sunday night but the BBC pundit has since apologised Hartson (right) said The Stoke forwardhad cheated during Stoke's game against Swansea on Sunday afternoon
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John Hartson apologised for comments following Stoke's penalty on Sunday
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Victor Moses was said to have 'cheated' in order to win the spot-kick
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Stoke chairman Peter Coates said Hartson's comments were 'disgraceful'
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Garry Monk has called for the introduction of retrospective action to stop players diving | 61,170 | record_train |
"We've been saying for months that we were going to win marriage equality for @placeholder, and this was a total victory." | (CNN) -- Same-sex couples must be permitted to marry in New Jersey, a state judge ruled Friday, arguing that the parallel label "civil unions," which the state already allows gay couples, is illegally preventing them from getting federal benefits. The judge ordered that same-sex marriages be allowed starting October 21. But the date could be delayed on appeal, and the office of Gov. Chris Christie indicated the case would be appealed to the New Jersey Supreme Court. The ruling cites the U.S. Supreme Court's June rejection of part of the federal Defense of Marriage Act, a move that ensured same-sex spouses legally married in a state may receive federal benefits.
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Judge: New Jersey must allow same-sex marriages starting October 21
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Ruling says civil unions insufficient because they hinder federal benefits
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"@placeholder's statement includes good things and neglected points," he said. | (CNN) -- Facing widespread outrage over the National Rifle Association's response to the Newtown, Connecticut, school massacre, the group's president Thursday tried to clarify, saying that schools should decide for themselves how to protect their children. "Some will want police officers there. Others of them will want private security guards," David Keene said in an exclusive CNN interview. "There may be some place they want volunteers to do it. We're willing to work with everybody on those questions." The nation's largest teachers union liked some of Keene's comments, but said the NRA is ignoring crucial points to prevent school shootings.
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NRA President David Keene says there should be discussion first about arming schools
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Executive VP Wayne LaPierre said last week that schools should arm "immediately"
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Facing former @placeholder fast bowler Brett Lee, a man who took 310 wickets in 76 Tests, Morgan was pummeled during a six-ball blast. | (CNN) -- Piers Morgan likes to talk the talk but how did the CNN anchor fare when he had to walk the walk and face a cricket ball coming towards him at 150 kilometers an hour? Morgan, who likes to tweet from the lip, has been one of England's most outspoken critics over the past few weeks following the team's embarrassing capitulation against Australia in the fiercely contested Ashes series. And from the cosy surroundings of his U.S. home, Morgan took to Twitter to criticize England's wretched batting in the first three Ashes Tests -- matches in which Australia cruised to victory.
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CNN anchor Piers Morgan went head to head with Australian bowler Brett Lee
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'We considered that the existence and number of en-route stops during a flight would impact upon travel time, convenience and, in some cases, comfort,' said an @placeholder statement. | By Travelmail Reporter A British Airways advert has been banned for being 'misleading' after passengers booking direct flights found there was a stopover on the journey they had chosen. Advertising watchdogs said the airline must make sure that, if a direct flight included stops, passengers should be given 'clear and prominent' information. Two travellers complained to the Advertising Standards Authority about an advert on the firm's website regarding a return trip from London to Sri Lanka. Travellers complained to the ASA about an advert on the British Airways website which was ruled 'misleading' Headings said: 'Outbound direct flights' and 'Outbound connecting flight options.'
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Travellers complained about British Airways advert for flight to Sri Lanka
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ASA upheld complaint and asked BA to withdraw the ad
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They may have been able to persuade @placeholder’s intermediary to provide details of the location. | By Sarah Dean and Emily Crane and Barbara Jones In Abuja, Nigeria An Australian man has revealed how he is desperately trying to free the 250 kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls, who were taken on April 14 by Boko Haram terrorists. Dr Stephen Davis left his home in Perth to travel to the African country after being recruited by the country's president for his hostage negotiation expertise. The girls were taken in a raid on their school in Chibok, in Nigeria’s north-east, by the violent group who want to impose Sharia law on the country. Dr Davis, a friend of The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, has been working secretly in Nigeria for almost a month now.
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Dr Stephen Davis, from Perth, is in talks with terror group Boko Haram
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The group wants to impose Sharia law across Nigeria
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Dr Davis has been working secretly in Nigeria for almost a month
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In a statement, @placeholder said, "We felt the evidence we submitted was compelling, and the jury agreed. | (CNN) -- A federal jury in Pennsylvania on Wednesday ordered Marvell Technology Group, Ltd., to pay $1.17 billion in damages after finding it infringed on two patents held by Carnegie Mellon University. A lawsuit filed in 2009 by the Pittsburgh university claimed that Marvell infringed on its patented technology fundamental for "increasing the accuracy with which hard disk drive circuits read data from high-speed magnetic disks," according to a press release from K&L Gates, the law firm representing Carnegie Mellon. The damages could be increased by as much as three times by U.S. District Court judge Nora Barry Fischer since the jury found chipmaker Marvell's infringements were willful, according to K&L Gates.
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She said: ‘Anything I say isn’t suitable, like high heels, wedges, they ask @placeholder and he always says yes.’ | By Caroline Graham Gordon Ramsay has revealed that his wife Tana ordered him to lose weight – because he was so chubby he could not see the bottom half of his body. The 6ft 2in chef told how he embarked on a year-long fitness regime and slimmed down from a peak of 16st to 14 after Mrs Ramsay made him stand on the scales. The 47-year-old told America’s Entertainment Tonight talk show: ‘Tana advised me I was putting on weight and she wanted me to get out of bed every morning and stand up and be able to look at my meat and two veg.
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The 47-year-old celebrity chef said his wife Tana ordered him to lose weight
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The source helping us had to resort to locking us in his office after smuggling an @placeholder mine out of the store room so we could film it. | (CNN) -- At the Eslam Ghalah crossing on the Afghan-Iranian border, millions of dollars have been spent by the international community to try to ensure that all goods and human traffic entering and leaving Afghanistan can be controlled and accounted for. But we found a very different reality. We had traveled from the city of Herat in out to Afghanistan's western border to film a story on the smuggling of weaponry to the Taliban from Iran - we wanted to get a sense of how much was being done to block the smuggling trails along the Iranian border -- an area of remote mountain trails and passes.
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Large network of trails used to smuggle weapons found at Iran-Afghan border
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Millions spent by international community on securing border
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exposed at the country's most scandalous @placeholder trial which starts on | By Jill Reilly and Allan Hall PUBLISHED: 04:34 EST, 3 May 2013 | UPDATED: 01:58 EST, 6 May 2013 On trial: Beate Zschaepe, 38, has been charged killing nine immigrant businessmen and a policewoman over a 13 year period A woman dubbed the 'Nazi moll' is standing trial accused of killing ten people after a 13 year reign of terror. Beate Zschaepe, 38, has been charged killing nine immigrant businessmen and a policewoman in Germany. She gave herself to police last year and is said to have told them 'I'm the one you have been looking for,' but has remained tightlipped ever since.
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Beate Zschaepe, 38, has been charged killing nine people over 13 years
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She is the sole survivor of neo-Nazi terrorist cell
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Two of her alleged accomplices were found dead last November
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Prosecutors say she helped found the National Socialist Underground
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NSU undetected until Zschaepe blew up her flat in eastern Germany
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The case highlights worrying loopholes in @placeholder's border security – | Despite being caught and jailed, the 'mystery' thief still refuses to reveal her own true identity By James Tozer Last updated at 1:44 AM on 21st June 2011 One is a white, British-born housewife from the West Midlands. The other is a younger black woman, thought to be from Nigeria. But despite their obvious differences, the African woman was able to spend 15 years travelling on a British passport in the unsuspecting British woman's name. The astonishing deception only came to light after the real Carol Anne Keast tried to renew her passport – and was interrogated to find out whether she was who she claimed to be.
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The impostor secured a copy of Carol Anne Keast's birth certificate before getting British passports in her name
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Despite being caught and jailed, the 'mystery' thief still refuses to reveal her own true identity | 61,180 | record_train |
The scale of the devastation has prompted some to look back into history to try to figure out how unusual @placeholder was. | Over her long lifetime, Lily Montejo has seen the city of Tacloban shaken by war, earthquakes and powerful typhoons. But nothing she can remember from the past eight decades comes close, she says, to the terror unleashed this month by Super Typhoon Haiyan. "I really thought it was already the apocalypse -- that I wasn't going to survive," she says, shaking her head at a table in her family's storm-damaged home. For a lot of residents of Tacloban and the surrounding area, the extraordinarily strong typhoon was the end. The death toll stands at slightly over 4,000 -- more than three-quarters of them in the province of Leyte, of which Tacloban is the capital. Thousands more are injured. And many survivors have lost family members and their homes.
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Montejo, more than 80 years old, she says she thought it was "the apocalypse"
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Science: A worker sifts through the barley, which's used in @placeholder's award-winning beers | By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 07:14 EST, 9 October 2013 | UPDATED: 08:11 EST, 9 October 2013 A humble family brewery started just six years ago has soared to the very top after scooping an award for producing the best beer in the world. Frothingham Best shook off strong competition from all over the world, including from the United States, Canada, Germany, France and Japan. It took the top spot in the under five per cent category of the World Beer Awards. Pint of best: Matthew Hodgson, director of Great Newsome Brewery, celebrates winning the world's best beer award Award-winning: Frothingham Best 4.3% bitter tastes better than anything on the planet, although Matthew Hodgson admits he forget they entered
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East Yorkshire's Frothingham Best won gold at the World Beer Awards
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Beat pints from U.S., Canada, Germany and Japan to take top prize
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Brewery bosses admit they forgot they'd entered until they won | 61,182 | record_train |
In @placeholder's motion, which is 50 pages long, Mr Sevier states: 'They discriminated against me when they rejected my request to marry my computer. | Challenge: Chris Sevier, who wants to marry his laptop, has claimed he should be allowed the same rights as same-sex couples An army veteran has challenged a court decision denying him the right to marry his laptop in a bizarre case that loosely resembles the plot of Oscar-winning film Her. Chris Sevier has filed a motion to the 10th US Circuit Court of Appeal arguing that if same-sex couples are allowed to wed, he should be able to tie the knot with his Macbook. The amateur model claims computers are his 'preferred sexual object' and enjoys sex with the devices more than with 'real women'.
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Chris Sevier claims he should be allowed same right as same-sex couples
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@placeholder's push to make the workplace a more hospitable place for women -- quite apart from the argument that it's just more fair -- is also a matter of economic survival. | "Women are Japan's most underutilized resource." So said Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in April as he outlined a raft of measures aimed at closing the gender gap in the Japanese workforce. As a Western journalist new to Japan, it is a shock that it takes an economic argument to move the government to act toward more female participation in the workforce. But it's not just a foreign perspective. The noted economist Noriko Hama writes in the Japan Times this week, "You secure better working conditions for women because they have a rightful claim to such treatment. No other reasoning or justification is necessary to do something that is decent and just."
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Japan is pushing measures to close the gender gap in the nation's workforce
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe: "Women are Japan's most underutilized resource"
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Japanese women face strong cultural pressure to leave the workforce after having a child
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Analyst: Workforce parity "could lift the asset level of Japanese GDP by as much as 14%" | 61,184 | record_train |
Johnson would not comment on Obama's statements before he decided to use his executive authority on immigration, when @placeholder suggested he may not have the authority to act unilaterally to reform the immigration system. | Washington (CNN) -- After appearing briefly on the Obama administration's short-list to run the Pentagon, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson now has to survive a congressional grilling on the president's new immigration policy. Testifying before the House Homeland Security Committee on Tuesday, Johnson said he is "fully comfortable" that President Barack Obama's executive action on immigration reform is within the President's legal authority. Johnson helped draft the President's plan to shield up to 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation and will make undocumented criminals a priority for deportation. "Many of these individuals have committed no crimes and are not enforcement priorities. It is time that we acknowledge this as a matter of official policy and encourage eligible individuals to come out of the shadows, submit to criminal and national security background checks, and be held accountable," Johnson told the committee.
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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson testified on Capitol Hill on Tuesday
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and left a huge hole in the ground which today forms @placeholder - | By Lewis Smith PUBLISHED: 13:04 EST, 10 June 2013 | UPDATED: 13:04 EST, 10 June 2013 An archaeological row over when exactly mankind began leaving Africa has intensified with a new study dismissing one of the main theories. New genetic and archaeological findings suggest mankind only left Africa within the last 60,000 years rather than up to 120,000 years ago, according to a study. The two main theories for the timing of exodus put it either side of the Mount Toba supereruption of about 74,000 years ago but one of them, according to the study, is worthless. Lake Toba was formed from a volcanic eruption 74,000 years ago but did mankind leave Africa before it or afterwards? The eruption forms the fault-line between scientific theories on when people started colonising South East Asia.
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@placeholder breaks into a long tirade about how ISIS' lightning advance through eastern Syria and North East Iraq has effectively destroyed the borders quietly drawn up by the Allied forces, before issuing a warning that ISIS plans on extending the territory under its control. | Islamist militants fighting for ISIS appear to have released another propaganda video - this time showing a laughing jihadist mocking U.S. president Barack Obama. The 15-minute long professionally edited video, filmed somewhere along the rebel-controlled border between Iraq and Syria, shows an unidentified fighter pulling up to the camera in a Ford 350 pick-up truck and asking: 'Obama, did you prepare enough diapers for your soldiers? '. The slick video clip carries the logo of the AlHayat Media Center - the propaganda division of ISIS, which was also responsible for last month's slick recruitment video featuring three young British jihadists pleading with other Western Muslims to join them in the Middle East.
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Video shows laughing jihadist joking about Barack Obama and U.S soldiers
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He suggests American troops are too scared to take on ISIS militants
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He rants about the 1916 Sykes-Picot agreement - the secret pact between Allied forces to carve up the Middle East after the First World War
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This is not a vintage @placeholder team by any stretch of the imagination, but new signings - particularly from overseas - deserve time to settle. | From the recently expanded family enclosure at Newcastle United, a dad and lad can watch the biggest names in all 19 Barclays Premier League games at St James’ Park for £417. Granted, Sergio Aguero, Radamel Falcao, Alexis Sanchez and Diego Costa will not be playing in the black and white stripes of Newcastle, but they are among the star attractions at this sporting cathedral. Newcastle’s family section has a capacity of 8,200 and is the biggest in the Premier League, possibly in Europe, too. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Pardew on the edge Newcastle supporters are in revolt but the club are trying things to attempt to win them back
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Newcastle supporters want rid of Mike Ashley and Alan Pardew
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Toon Army held up banners proclaiming 'Pardew is a Muppet'
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Brains: 40-year-old @placeholder is the brains behind Séraphine and launched the brand in 2002 | Resplendent in a powder blue coat, the Duchess of Cambridge was every inch the glamorous mother-to-be as she arrived to meet volunteers in London this morning. But the brand behind her chic look was no big name designer. Instead, her 'Natasha' cashmere coat came from a small Anglo-French label called Séraphine. To those who have watched the brand grow from a small shop in 2002 to the A-list favourite it is today, the royal endorsement will come as no surprise. Scroll down for video Favourite: The Duchess of Cambridge stepped out in Séraphine yet again during today's visit to Kensington
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Séraphine is a British brand led by French expat Cecile Reinaud
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It is loved by the Duchess of Cambridge as well as a slew of A-listers
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Carrie Underwood, Gwen Stefani and Shakira among fans of the label
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@placeholder (center) as the title character in 'Noah', with Jennifer Connelly (second from left) and Emma Watson (second from right) | By Jonathan Block Scroll down to see epic trailer Positive early buzz surrounding the much anticipated Bible epic 'Noah' starring Russell Crowe could mean huge crowds — and box office receipts — once the film opens to wide release on Friday. Although artistic liberties are taken, the movie, which had a reported budget of $130 million, tells the story of Noah, made famous in the Bible after God commanded him to build an ark prior to a giant flood that would destroy the earth. The film also stars Anthony Hopkins, Jennifer Connelly and Emma Watson. With 11 reviews posted, 'Noah' has a 73% fresh rating on the popular film reviews site rottentomatoes.com, with 8 reviews being positive.
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Bible epic, which cost $125 million to make, opens on Friday in the U.S.
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Noah also starts Anthony Hopkins, Jennifer Connelly and Emma Watson
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One reviewer called film 'magnificent' and 'truly epic'
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Noah directed by Darren Aronofsky, who also directed the blockbuster 'Black Swan' | 61,190 | record_train |
Patricia said: 'To see @placeholder destroyed by this was awful. | A woman desperate to have a baby is appealing for donations from strangers so she can afford IVF treatment after being refused by the NHS. Eva McConville, 28, from Liverpool, is using crowdfunding website gofundme.com in order to raise £6,000 so she can have a child with her fiancé, Matty. The couple have been turned down for fertility treatment on the NHS because Matty already has a child from a previous relationship. Last resort: Eva has set up a crowdfunding page to raise money so she can have IVF after being refused assistance on the NHS Eva told the Sun On Sunday that the fundraising appeal - set up by her mother, Patricia, is their last resort.
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Eva McConville, 28, from Liverpool, was refused IVF on the NHS
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She doesn't qualify as her fiancé has a child from a previous relationship
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She set up an account on gofundme.com to raise £6,000 for IVF | 61,191 | record_train |
Some say @placeholder himself occupies that seat, while the Ark served as a footstool. | A real life Indiana Jones has uncovered details about King Solomon's riches in a newly translated Hebrew text. But treasure hunters may have to wait a bit longer as, unlike the film ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark,’ details about the exact location of these treasures are unclear. Rather than a guide to lost treasure, the newly translated ‘Treatise of the Vessels’ was a legendary story written in Biblical times that was meant to entertain. The Ark of the Covenant is a gilded case believed to have been constructed nearly 3,000 years ago The Ark of the Covenant The Tabernacle - According to the Hebrew Bible, this was a portable dwelling where God chose to meet his people
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'Treatise of the Vessels’ suggests artefacts were hidden in the Middle East
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Treasures mentioned include musical instruments made of gold, ornaments from the Garden of Eden and various precious religious stones | 61,192 | record_train |
It is not immediately clear though when the bill will be debated in the upper chamber in the current, extended sitting of @placeholder. | New Delhi (CNN) -- India's beleaguered government huddled with various political parties Wednesday, trying to come up with a way forward on an anti-corruption bill as ailing, elderly campaigner Anna Hazare continued his fast for a second day to protest legislation he slammed as too weak to deal with endemic graft. On Tuesday, the national assembly's lower chamber, the Lok Sabha, cleared the bill, aimed at creating a citizen ombudsman called the Lokpal. However, after a marathon session, legislators defeated a key federal motion to accord constitutional powers to the new watchdog. Now, the legislation is expected to be taken up by the upper house of elders, called the Rajya Sabha, where the ruling Congress party does not have a majority. In order for the anti-corruption bill to become a law, it has to be approved by both chambers of the Indian Parliament with a majority vote.
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Ailing campaigner continues his hunger strike
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Law, minus key provision, passes lower house
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Hazare slams law as too weak to deal with graft | 61,193 | record_train |
My thoughts are once again with @placeholder and the State of Colorado." | (CNN) -- The timing and location of the Arapahoe High School shooting make it certain that memories of other mass shootings won't go away. Arapahoe happened one day before the anniversary of the Newtown, Connecticut, school shooting. It occurred within 17 miles of two other infamous Colorado gun rampages—the Aurora movie theater shooting and Columbine High. The shooter, identified as 18-year-old Karl Halverson Pierson, shot one student before turning the gun on himself and taking his own life, Sheriff Grayson Robinson said. Arapahoe is in suburban Denver. For some people, the tragedies are linked. A mother who picked up her child from Arapahoe shared her family's anguish.
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"It's bringing back horrible memories," one woman says
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Newtown, Connecticut, marking one-year anniversary of mass shooting
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Aurora theater shooting happened 17 miles from Arapahoe
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Columbine, site of 1999 mass killing, is about eight miles from Arapahoe | 61,194 | record_train |
The report laid out scenarios by which hackers could launch attacks, though it did not provide the level of technical details that Mr Santamarta said he will disclose at @placeholder. | A Berlin-based hacker claims to have found a way to infiltrate communication systems on planes through Wi-Fi and inflight entertainment systems. Ruben Santamarta, a consultant with cyber security firm IOActive, is scheduled to explain his method at this week's Black Hat hacking conference in Las Vegas. If his claim is confirmed, it could prompt a serious review of aircraft security. Exposing threats: Cybersecurity researcher Ruben Santamarta says he has figured out how to hack the satellite communications equipment on passenger jets through their WiFi and inflight entertainment systems 'These devices are wide open. The goal of this talk is to help change that situation,' Mr Santamarta, 32, told Reuters.
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Security researcher Ruben Santamarta says he has figured out how to hack the satellite communications on passenger jets through their WiFi
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Communications can also be hacked through inflight entertainment systems
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Santamarta is scheduled to lay out the technical details of his research at this week's Black Hat hacking conference in Las Vegas | 61,195 | record_train |
He told her he'd be out of cell phone and @placeholder range a few days. | (CNN) -- Harry Devert's motorcycle journey from the United States to Latin America is somewhat reminiscent of "The Motorcycle Diaries," which recount the South American travels of revolutionary Ernesto "Che" Guevara on an old motorbike in search of his insurgent spirit. But Devert, 32, who left a job as a trader in finance to travel the world, has not been in touch with his mother or girlfriend in New York since January 25. That day he sent girlfriend Sarah Ashley Schiear an ominous text via the WhatsApp messenger app. "Just got an hour and a half long escort out of some area it was too dangerous for me to be," the message said. "Stopping for lunch and ... voila Internet. ... Gonna get back on the road soon. Apparently there's another military escort waiting for me in some other town... I'm running way late because of the crazy military stuff...hopefully get a chance to talk to you tonight when I (hopefully) finally arrive."
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Harry Devert was on a motorcycle ride through Mexico
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Family and friends in New York have not heard from him in two weeks
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His last message mentions getting an "escort out of some area" | 61,196 | record_train |
Residents whose homes overlook the @placeholder are getting used to these military apparitions outside their bedroom windows. | Tokyo (CNN) -- Two PAC 3 Patriot anti-missile batteries currently occupy what is normally a baseball pitch in the leafy grounds of Japan's Ministry of Defense. They point northwest -- in the general direction of North Korea. They were moved here to the heart of the Japanese capital in the early hours of Tuesday morning, alongside further batteries in two Tokyo suburbs. And if the intelligence is right, and North Korea has moved one, maybe two mid-range missiles to its eastern coast, any test firing it might choose to conduct could conceivably have its trajectory over Japan. Pyongyang is just 800 miles (1,287 kilometers) from Tokyo. It would take between five and 10 minutes for a missile to reach the skies over Tokyo. The concern here is not that North Korea has Japan or indeed any particular target in its sights, whatever its grandiose claims, it is that something might go wrong with a missile test.
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Patriot anti-missile batteries appeared overnight this week in Japanese capital
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They are deployed in case North Korea carries out its threat to test-fire a missile
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Would take between five and 10 minutes for missile to reach skies over Tokyo
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Japan has deployed these measures before during previous launches | 61,197 | record_train |
"@placeholder" (Fox: 10.1 million, 3.6): Some in the industry feel Fox made a mistake not picking up this ambitious drama for a second season. | (EW.com) -- More than any year in recent memory, the survival of shows this season did not hinge on ratings. You had Fox's "Fringe" getting renewed for a final GTFO season with only 4.2 million viewers and slight 1.6 average rating. Then you had "Terra Nova" getting axed with 10.8 million viewers and a 3.6 rating. The biggest mitigating factor was a show's cost -- which usually rises along with its age -- along with the difficulty of a time period, who owns the program, how intensely critics and fans feel about the series and, believe it or not, whether a network's executives like the show. Here are the top nine highest-rated canceled shows this season:
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Rob Schneider's "Rob" was shedding too much of its massive "Big Bang Theory" lead-in on CBS
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"House" and "Desperate Housewives" were given time to craft series-ending storylines
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"Unforgettable" (CBS: 12 million, 2.5) was one of the most forgettable on TV | 61,198 | record_train |
The total number of troops from coalition forces now killed so far in the @placeholder conflict is 2,730 according to independent website iCasualties.org. | A Taliban leader who was the target of a Nato helicopter that crashed leaving 38 dead last month has been killed, military leaders said today. Qari Tahir and a close associate were killed yesterday in Wardak province following a strike by coalition forces, NATO's International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) said in a statement. Tahir was being hunted last month by a CH-47 Chinook helicopter when it was shot down rocket-propelled grenade in Wardak province, in eastern Afghanistan. Avenged: Remains of the Chinook which crashed last month killing 30 U.S troops while they were on the hunt for Qari Tahir, who is now dead
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Qari Tahir killed during strike by coalition forces | 61,199 | record_train |
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