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Uruguay's @placeholder kicks the ball to score against the Russians | Uruguay have booked their place at the 2015 World Cup after a second-half salvo saw them beat Russia 36-27 in their play-off at Charrua Stadium in Montevideo. The South Americans will now line up in Pool A alongside hosts England, Wales, Australia and Fiji next year after tries from Joaquin Prada, Alejo Corral and Agustin Ormaechea and a 21-point haul from Felipe Berchesi took them to victory. It will be the third time Uruguay have played at a World Cup after appearances in 1999 and 2003, but they had to come back from 17-12 down at half-time to get there.
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Uruguay defeat Russia 36-27 in Montevideo to claim 2015 World Cup spot
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They will line up alongside England, Wales, Australia and Fiji in Pool A
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Previously appeared at the World Cup 1999 and 2003
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Came back from 17-12 down at half-time to secure their victory | 61,200 | record_train |
I was, at that time, maybe the proudest manager in the world because, especially for a foreign coach, to have the possibility of leading a country like @placeholder, I was the proudest man in the world," he said on Tuesday evening. | (CNN) -- England coach Fabio Capello has warned his players to behave or face the risk of missing out on a trip to the World Cup finals. John Terry has already been stripped of the captaincy following tabloid allegations of his marital infidelity with the former partner of ex-Chelsea teammate Wayne Bridge. And another Chelsea player, Ashley Cole, has been at the eye of a media storm which culminated in his pop star wife Cheryl announcing on Tuesday that she is separating from him. Capello, known as a strict disciplinarian, is expected to lay down the law to his squad ahead of next Wednesday's friendly with Egypt in London as he bids to fortify team morale for football's showpiece event in South Africa, which starts in June.
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England coach Fabio Capello has warned his players to behave or miss the World Cup
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Capello has already stripped John Terry of captaincy over alleged marital infidelities
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Ashley Cole's pop star wife has separated from him due to his alleged affairs
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Jose Mourinho claims he turned down the chance to coach England in 2007 | 61,201 | record_train |
The second 17-year-old, of @placeholder, denies murder but has admitted the attempted robbery of Dean Mayley. | By Amanda Williams For Mailonline A teenager accused of murdering a mentally disabled man for his coat and mobile phone was identified from CCTV footage and taken to police by his own mother, a court has heard. Dean Mayley, 24, who was vulnerable due to a brain disorder, was targeted for his North Face jacket as he walked home in Greenford, west London, on February 7, the Old Bailey heard. Images of the alleged attack were released to the media, and the 17-year-old, who cannot be named, handed himself in. When asked why he had come to the police station, the 17-year-old replied ‘I don’t know’.
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Boy, 17, taken to police by his mother to be 'eliminated from probe'
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Dean Mayley was stabbed to death in Greenford, west London, in February
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The 'vulnerable' 24-year-old had a mental age of nine due to a brain disorder
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He died as a result of a stab wound to the heart in a 'mugging over his coat'
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Four teenagers are on trial at Old Bailey for attempted robbery and murder | 61,202 | record_train |
In his new book Luis Suarez, My Story: Crossing the Line, the 27-year-old said: 'It would have been a big error that I would have made had it not been for @placeholder. | Luis Suarez thanked his former captain at Liverpool Steven Gerrard for persuading him not to join Arsenal last year. The Uruguayan striker was close to a £40million switch from Anfield to north London, but instead stayed at Liverpool and led them to the brink of the Barclays Premier League title. Suarez scored 31 goals during Liverpool's campaign and was crowned PFA Player of the Year before joining Barcelona in a £75m deal this summer. VIDEO Scroll down for Luis Suarez trains with Uruguay teammates in International return Luis Suarez thanked Steven Gerrard for persuading him not to join Arsenal last season
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Striker thanks former captain for persuading him not to join Arsenal
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Suarez was on verge of a move to north London in summer of 2013
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Gerrard told the Uruguayan that he was 'too good for Arsenal'
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Suarez scored 31 goals for Liverpool and then joined Barcelona | 61,203 | record_train |
"Additionally, I have devoted my entire life to doing anything I could to help my country, @placeholder, and I am immensely proud of that." | (CNN) -- Croatia international Josip Simunic will miss the World Cup after being banned for 10 matches by FIFA for his 'pro-Nazi' chants as he celebrated his country's qualification to the finals in Brazil next year. FIFA's disciplinary committee said Monday that Simunic's chants following Croatia's 2-0 win over Iceland in a playoff match last month -- were "discriminatory and offended the dignity of a group of persons concerning ... race, religion or origin." The 35-year-old Simunic had grabbed a microphone at the end of the match in Zagreb on November 19 and shouted loudly "za dom" -- translated from Croatian as "for the homeland" -- with the crowd replying "spremni", meaning "ready", four times in response.
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Croatia international Josip Simunic handed 10-match ban
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Will miss their 2014 World Cup campaign
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Simunic accused of 'pro-Nazi' chants in qualifying game
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FIFA finds him guilty of discriminatory behavior | 61,204 | record_train |
'What I want to say is I have stayed with @placeholder on the same contract since 2008 and I never asked for more money. | By David Kent Bacary Sagna is continuing to unwind ahead of the new season after hitting Miami Beach with his wife Ludivine. The Manchester City new boy has been afforded an extended holiday having made it to the quarter-finals of the World Cup with France. And the 31-year-old is enjoying a Stateside break ahead of meeting his new team-mates. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Sagna score an incredible volley in France World Cup training Life's a beach: Manchester City's Bacary Sagna and his wife Ludivine Kardi Sagna relax on Miami Beach Sagna and his wife soaked up the sun and went jet-skiing at the popular Florida resort.
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Sagna joined Manchester City from Arsenal on a free transfer
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The France defender signed a £150,000-a-week three-year-deal, which is inclusive of add-ons and bonuses
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Sagna and France were eliminated from World Cup in quarter-finals | 61,205 | record_train |
Now, the hope is that after a few frustrating years when he has clearly been held back by a nagging back injury, he can lead the next wave of talented @placeholder golfers to the upper echelons of the game. | In this age of instant news perhaps the only two groups of people who still wait eagerly for the postman to arrive are star-crossed lovers on Valentine’s Day and professional golfers eagerly awaiting their official invitation to the Masters. For rising Englishman Danny Willett, the joyous confirmation of the latter came recently while halfway through a gym session at home. ‘I saw the postman coming down the yard, so I stopped the gym session and ran to the door because I had an inkling it was going to be the day,’ said the 27-year-old from Sheffield. ‘Obviously I knew I’d made it to Augusta by what I’d done at the end of last year but there’s still nothing like holding the official invitation. It just feels awesome to be setting out on a new season knowing you can plan your early year schedule around a trip to Augusta.’
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Won the prestigious Nedbank Challenge in South Africa in December
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That victory earned him a Masters invite after entering the world top 50 | 61,206 | record_train |
"These animals haven't been in captivity as long as @placeholder. | Hatay, Turkey (CNN) -- Two dolphins who were rescued from a filthy pool at a Turkish tourism resort were released back into the wild this week after years in captivity. So far, the male dolphins have exceeded their trainers' expectations: Within 48 hours, satellite transmitters showed that Tom and Misha had traveled more than 100 miles, and they were observed hunting fish as a team and interacting with other wild dolphins. "It's unbelievable to see them travel this hard and fast," said Jeff Foster, a Seattle-based sea mammal expert who oversaw the dolphins' rehabilitation and preparation for release into the wild.
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Two dolphins were returned to the wild, after 5 to 6 years in captivity
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Trainers are tracking the dolphins, and they are doing well
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Two years ago, the dolphins were the main attraction at a run-down Turkish tourist park
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Lead trainer Jeff Foster worked to help release Keiko, the orca from the 1993 movie "Free Willy" | 61,207 | record_train |
@placeholder’s lawyers had argued that he might suffer a relapse if held in an American jail pending any trial. | A British terror suspect who is wanted in the United States for allegedly conspiring with hook-handed extremist Abu Hamza has been extradited from the UK. Haroon Rashid Aswat, from Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, is accused by US authorities of working with Hamza in 1999 to set up a Jihadist training camp in Oregon. Earlier this year, the Home Secretary was told to put extradition plans on hold after judges heard that Aswat, 40, suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. Radical cleric Abu Hamza (left) and Haroon Aswat (right). Aswat lived at a Seattle mosque in early 2000 and has now been extradited to the US
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Haroon Rashid Aswat, of Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, worked with Hamza
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Extradition held up after judges heard 40-year-old suffered schizophrenia
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Aswat, who was originally arrested at RAF Northolt on August 7 2005
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Hamza extradited from UK to US two years ago and found guilty of terrorism | 61,208 | record_train |
This time around, however, there was no meeting with @placeholder. | Flamboyant former NBA star Dennis Rodman left North Korea without meeting the country's leader Kim Jong Un but praised the local basketball players he trained there. "They are awesome," Rodman told CNN while in transit at Beijing Capital International Airport on Monday. Rodman started his third visit to North Korea last week, spending four days in the isolated nation to assist setting up an exhibition game featuring North Korean players and a dozen NBA veteran players whose identities have not yet been announced. The friendly game is planned for Kim Jong Un's birthday on January 8. Rodman's latest round of "basketball diplomacy" came less than a week after North Korea announced the dramatic purge and execution of Kim's uncle, Jang Song Thaek, North Korea's No. 2 leader.
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Online betting company Paddy Power ends connection to Rodman
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Rodman leaves North Korea after his third trip without meeting leader Kim Jong Un
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He helped prepare North Korean basketball players for an upcoming exhibition
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Rodman: "I will be coming back in another week" | 61,209 | record_train |
Got the blues: Lukaku was not in favour with @placeholder and was sent out on loan last season | By Rob Draper Follow @@draper_rob Romelu Lukaku says he has not spoken with Jose Mourinho nor Chelsea about his future but that he wants to be at a club where he can play regularly and win titles. The Belgian striker, who came on in his country’s quarter-final defeat against Argentina on Saturday, was loaned to Everton last season. Even though Mourinho was clearly dissatisfied with his choice of strikers — Fernando Torres, Samuel Eto’o and Demba Ba — he allowed Lukaku to go to Goodison Park where he was a success under Roberto Martinez, scoring 16 goals. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Lukaku scoring a long distance curler
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Lukaku not yet certain where he will play next season
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Chelsea striker has had spells on loan with West Brom and Everton
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Belgium eliminated from World Cup after 1-0 defeat by Argentina | 61,210 | record_train |
Iconic: The 'golden arches' of a @placeholder are recognised globally | By Rick Dewsbury Last updated at 5:37 PM on 26th November 2011 Their golden arches have become a familiar sight on Britain's high streets. But now it seems that even McDonald's is losing faith in the ability to make money from French fries and burgers in some places. The fast-food chain has closed its only store in Rochdale town centre after trading there for 28 years. The recession-hit part of Lancashire is now among the few major towns without a McDonalds. Deprived: Rochdale town centre has seen a string of big-name stores leave the area after the credit crunch in 2009 caused revenue to fall
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Fast-food chain flees deprived Rochdale town centre
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Move could be a sign of things to come for other high streets nationwide | 61,211 | record_train |
'I absolved and anointed @placeholder, and, at her request, prayed that her leg would not hurt. | By James Nye and Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 16:04 EST, 20 September 2013 | UPDATED: 07:57 EST, 21 September 2013 The Illinois woman who almost died when a drunk driver hit her head-on in early August thanks the priest who prayed with her at the scene for her survival. At first, 19-year-old Katie Lentz didn't know the identity of the caring priest, since none of the pictures taken at the scene that day pictured him. That mystery sparked a search to identify the holy man, and eventually Father Patrick Dowling of Columbus, Missouri came forward. Scroll Down for Video Special meeting: Katie Lentz, left, will reunite today with Father Patrick Dowling, right, the Catholic priest who prayed by her side after she was struck head-on by a drunk driver last August
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Illinois student Katie Lentz, 19, will reunite with the priest who prayed by her side the morning she was hit by a drunk driver
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Today marks Lentz's twentieth birthday and it will be the first time she has seen the priest since he briefly visited her in the hospital a week after the crash
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At first, Father Patrick Dowling's identity was a mystery since he wasn't captured in any of the pictures taken on the scene that day
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But after Katie's story was picked up by several news outlets, Father Dowling came forward | 61,212 | record_train |
"I'm probably one of the only members of the England team who is a full-time athlete, but I play my club netball in @placeholder because it's the only semi-pro league in the world," Harten says. | (CNN) -- If England's netballers are going to realize their goal of becoming the world's finest team, they're going to have to get nasty. No longer does Jo Harten want her colleagues to be out-muscled by their Antipodean cousins, who have ruled the roost at the sport's top table for many years. England's goalscoring hotshot thinks if her team can ally that physicality to an equally sturdy mentality, their aim of being world champions before the decade is out is within grasp. "The likes of Australia and New Zealand, they can really take each other out, and as an English team we're striving for that," Harten told CNN's Human to Hero series.
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England's netball team aiming to become champions of the world by 2019
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Jo Harten is their main goalscorer and has 50 caps despite only being 24
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Australia and New Zealand are two best sides in the world at present
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Harten wants England to match their physicality and break the duopoly | 61,213 | record_train |
He predicted Israel could fall if regional powers cut ties -- particularly by refusing to sell oil to @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Ahead of upcoming nuclear talks, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad downplayed the threat Israel poses to Iran, comparing it to an annoying bug. "Israel is nothing more than a mosquito which cannot see the broad horizon of the Iranian nation," he said Saturday in northeastern Iran's Khorassan province, according to the semi-official Fars news agency. Ahmadinejad said "regional states" were being duped into buying billions in arms from "arrogant and imperial powers," driven in part by all the talk surrounding a potential war involving Iran and Israel, the state-run Islamic Republic News Agency reported. Such military purchases, he said, are unnecessary because there is no war on the horizon between those two nations.
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NEW: Ahmadinejad says "regional states" have little need to purchase arms
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Iran's president calls Israel a mosquito, downplaying the prospect of war
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Talks on Iran's nuclear program are set for next week in Austria, ahead of P5+1 talks
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Iran's foreign minister recently said he's optimistic there will be progress | 61,214 | record_train |
Officers found @placeholder, who graduated in December, near a downtown intersection. | (CNN) -- Rutgers quarterback Philip Nelson has been dismissed from the football team, the school's coach said Tuesday. Nelson had been arrested Sunday and charged in connection with an assault that apparently left Isaac Kolstad -- a former linebacker for Minnesota State University, Mankato -- in critical condition. "The Rutgers football family's thoughts and prayers are with Isaac Kolstad and his family," football coach Kyle Flood said, referring to the young man whom Nelson is accused of assaulting. Nelson, 20, faces one count of first-degree assault and one count of third-degree assault. Authorities in Minnesota also arrested a second person in connection with the assault, a Mankato, Minnesota, city spokeswoman said.
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NEW: A second person is arrested
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Quarterback Philip Nelson is dismissed from the Rutgers football team
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He was arrested over the weekend and charged with assault
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The assault left a man in critical condition | 61,215 | record_train |
The original creators of the technology behind Siri, which was snapped up first by Apple, are said to have envisaged multiple @placeholder characters and wanted to install technology that would see the iPhone mimic it's user way of talking. | By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 15:19 EST, 12 June 2013 | UPDATED: 01:51 EST, 13 June 2013 As it stands, US technology lovers can only take their instructions from a woman while those in the UK are given directions by a man's voice. But all that is about to change. Apple unveiled earlier this week that its latest software update for the iPhone will see users able to choose whether the phone's built-in personal assistant Siri speaks with a male or female voice. For the first time, users of the phone will have a choice which sex Siri takes the form of when it tells them where the nearest takeaway is or puts an appointment in your mobile schedule.
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Until now, US iPhone users have only been able to talk to a female Siri
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Customers in the UK have taken their technological advice from a male Siri
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Apple unveiled its latest software update at a conference earlier this week | 61,216 | record_train |
Gunner: @placeholder legend Thierry Henry has been knocked of the top of the scoring rate charts | As Sergio Aguero fired Manchester City into a 3-0 lead against Liverpool on Monday, the Argentine striker achieved the record for the best scoring rate for a player with a minimum of 15 goals in Premier League history. Aguero had only been on the field for 23 seconds before he sprinted onto a through ball from Jesus Navas to score his second goal in as many Premier League games. The 26-year-old now tops an impressive list of some of the Premier League's finest ever strikers with 54 goals every 113 minutes on the pitch. Record: Sergio Aguero has the best scoring rate amongst players with more than 15 goals in the history of the Premier League
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Sergio Aguero has the best minutes-per-goal ratio in Premier League history
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Aguero has scored 54 goals every 113 Premier League minutes
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Argentine striker overtakes Thierry Henry, who recorded 175 goals in 122 minutes for Arsenal
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26-year-old scored City's third during 3-1 win against Liverpool | 61,217 | record_train |
‘Too busy and too fabulous to deal with your neurotic projections @placeholder! | By Lizzie Edmonds After paying £360 for hair extensions and a cut and blow dry, Janice Khoo was unhappy with the result and complained on the salon’s Facebook page. What happened next left her lost for words as the hairdresser, Drew Carlton, replied with a torrent of abuse. Writing on the web page, the crimper called her a ‘whining, whingeing old bag’ and ‘a prize ****’, and added: ‘Kindly **** off.’ Scroll down for video Janice Khoo, 57, who was subjected to a vile online rant from the owner of Future Lengths Hair Salon after she left a negative review of the hairdressers on Facebook. In the tirade, she was called a 'witch' and 'old bag'
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Janice Khoo unhappy with extensions put in at Future Lengths Hair Salon
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She posted negative review on the Swindon salon's Facebook page
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Owner Drew Carlton then launched expletive-filled rant against 57-year-old
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Said: 'Janice Khoo kindly f**k off! Your custom is not needed'
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'1st unhappy client in 25 years. YOU LADY ARE A PRIZE ****', he added
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Mr Carlton has since apologised, saying reaction was 'completely wrong' | 61,218 | record_train |
@placeholder's previous most deadly accident was a nursing home fire that killed 26 people in 2007. | (CNN) -- The death toll from the collapse of a roof at a supermarket in Latvia's capital, Riga, climbed Friday to 51, the mayor said. Between five and seven people are still believed trapped in the debris from Thursday's collapse at the Maxima supermarket, in western Riga, Mayor Nils Usakovs told CNN by telephone. Latvia's national news agency LETA said police were using surveillance camera recordings to try to pinpoint the likely locations of victims under the rubble, the State Fire and Rescue Service of Latvia said on Twitter. By Friday afternoon, 47 bodies had been recovered from the collapsed structure, LETA said, quoting a state police spokesman.
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NEW: Death toll in the roof collapse at a supermarket in Riga has risen to 51, the mayor says
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Local media reports three firefighters among the dead from Thursday's collapse
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Search teams comb the rubble for more bodies, with the toll expected to rise
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Riga's mayor says it's believed materials stored on the roof may have caused it to collapse | 61,219 | record_train |
The funeral home had the contract with @placeholder for both the hearse and ambulance service, and it provided the casket and hearse for the drive from the hospital, where Kennedy was pronounced dead, the auction house said. | (CNN) -- The 1964-model Cadillac hearse that carried President John F. Kennedy's body and casket after his assassination is to be auctioned Saturday in Scottsdale, Arizona, the auctioneer's representatives said. Following his 1963 assassination in Dallas, the white hearse carried Kennedy's body from Parkland Memorial Hospital to Love Field, where Air Force One was waiting to transport the casket to Washington. First lady Jacqueline Kennedy was a passenger in the car during the ride, auctioneer Barrett-Jackson Auction Company said. The car, which has a green-and-white interior, was built for display as a new model year introduction at the National Funeral Home Directors Association Convention in Dallas in October 1963. The O'Neal Funeral Home in Dallas bought it at the close of the convention. The car is listed as having eight cylinders and a four-speed automatic transmission.
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The 1964-model Cadillac hearse transported Kennedy's casket after his assassination
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First lady Jacqueline Kennedy was a passenger in the car
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The car was built for display at a funeral home convention in Dallas in October 1963
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Kennedy was fatally shot in November 1963 | 61,220 | record_train |
The series features 99 superheroes from across the globe who team up to combat villains and who embody what @placeholder calls basic human values like trust and generosity. | Washington (CNN) -- Naif Al-Mutawa anticipated a struggle when he launched an Islam-inspired comic book series that he hoped would become a symbol of tolerance. He worried about the comics being banned in Saudi Arabia - which wound up happening, briefly -- and he expected to be challenged by conservatives in Islam, since Al-Mutawa wanted to buck the trend of Islamic culture being directly tied to the Koran. But it wasn't an Islamic cleric that stalled the series, called "The 99," after the 99 attributes of Allah, which the superheroes are supposed to embody. It is the American market, and the voices of Islam's Western critics, that have caused the most problems for "The 99," says Al-Mutawa, who is the focus of a PBS documentary airing next week.
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Creator of Islam-inspired comic series hoped would become a symbol of tolerance
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Naif Al-Mutawa says he expected outcry from conservatives within Islam
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When a TV series in Middle East was financed, he sought to get it aired in U.S.
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Conservative bloggers in the U.S. spooked TV deal, Al-Mutawa says | 61,221 | record_train |
Ashley already has strong commercial interests at Rangers through retail contracts with @placeholder. | Rangers shareholder Mike Ashley has made a move to oust directors Graham Wallace and Philip Nash from the Ibrox board. Ashley, the owner of Newcastle United, upped his stake in the Scottish Championship club six days ago, increasing his stake in the Glasgow giants to 8.9 per cent. Now the Sports Direct owner - widely rumoured to be plotting a push for more control - has called for an emergency general meeting. Mike Ashley has increased his stake in Rangers to 8.92 per cent the Glasgow club The current Rangers board have said they will fight to save Wallace and Nash's positions in a statement to the London Stock Exchange statement, saying: 'The company announces that it has received a notice from Mike Ashley.
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Mike Ashley, the owner of Newcastle United, upped his stake in the Scottish Championship club to 8.9 per cent last week
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Now the Sports Direct owner has called for an emergency meeting
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Rangers are second in the Championship, six points behind Hearts | 61,222 | record_train |
Vettel, who has won the last four @placeholder races to open up 77 point lead over Alonso, cautioned against placing too much emphasis on Friday practice. | (CNN) -- Champion elect Sebastian Vettel recorded the fastest time in practice Friday for the Japanese Grand Prix during an afternoon session overshadowed by the news of the death of Maria de Villota. Red Bull's Vettel will win his fourth straight world title Sunday if he wins at Suzuka and nearest rival Fernando Alonso finishes outside the top eight. Vettel showed his car's pace with a one minute 33.852 clocking in hot conditions, with teammate Mark Webber of Australia second fastest. But the thoughts of the drivers were with De Villota, a reserve driver for Marussia until a horror crash in testing a year ago curtailed her F1 ambitions.
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Sebastian Vettel fastest in practice for Japan GP
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Red Bull driver edges out teammate Mark Webber in Friday's timesheets
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Fernando Alonso only 10th for Ferrari in afternoon session
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Vettel can clinch fourth straight F1 title Sunday | 61,223 | record_train |
Historically, farms have lagged behind the rest of country in @placeholder and computer usage. | (CNN) -- As he rolls across the wheat fields of his Nebraska farm, Steve Tucker often has his hands not on the wheel of his tractor, but on a smartphone. Steve Tucker, a Twittering farmer, pauses in front of his tractor in Nebraska. He sometimes posts a dozen messages per day on Twitter, commenting on everything from the weather to the state of his crops to his son's first tractor ride and even last night's cheeseburger. "Got rained out trying to finish up planting corn. Only 90 acres left. Maybe it will dry up today and I can finish Lord willin'," he wrote in one recent post.
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Smartphones and online social networks are gaining popularity on farms
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Farmers use Internet phones to check weather and monitor pesticides
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Nebraska farmer says his Twitter posts help bridge the urban-rural divide
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Another says phones and social media connect eaters with sources of food | 61,224 | record_train |
The decision leaves in place the so-called individual mandate -- the requirement on @placeholder to have or buy health insurance beginning in 2014 or face a penalty -- although many are exempt from that provision. | The Supreme Court's decision Thursday to uphold the Affordable Care Act means that the predictions about how it will affect Americans remain in place. Obama: Supreme Court ruling on health care a victory for all Americans The court did rule that a part of the law involving Medicaid must change. The law calls for an expansion of eligibility for Medicaid, which involves spending by the federal government and the states. The law threatens to remove existing Medicaid funding from states that don't participate in the expansion. The high court said the government must remove that threat. Several groups that follow the health care law closely said they were concerned about the high court's ruling on the Medicaid portion of the law.
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Groups express concerns about the Medicaid ruling
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The requirement to have health insurance by 2014 remains in place
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Insurance companies must cover people with pre-existing conditions
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Small business owners and medical groups disagree over the impacts of the law | 61,225 | record_train |
A third complaint, unrelated to the two in Los Angeles, was filed against Sharper from a @placeholder woman in September last year. | By Daily Mail Reporter Former Super Bowl star Darren Sharper has been arrested in Los Angeles on charges of suspicion of rape. The 38-year-old has been accused of two sexual assaults which allegedly took place in October 2013 and January 2014. Sharper, an analyst for NFL Network, was released on $200,000 bail just before midnight on Friday. Arrested: Former New Orleans Saints player Darren Sharper, seen here with the George Halas trophy, is facing charges of suspicion of rape It is not known how many alleged victims are involved, but TMZ reported that the five-time Pro Bowler was facing charges relating to separate occasions.
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38-year-old on $200,000 bail as Los Angeles police investigate claims
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Third allegation made against ex-Saints player in New Orleans | 61,226 | record_train |
@placeholder "won't even pledge that they'll quit earmarking," she said, later adding: "If they won't even say they'll stop earmarking in this kind of spending problem that we're facing, I just think there's a lot of politics being played." | Washington (CNN) -- Bipartisanship is in the eye of the beholder, it seems, as Democrats and Republicans ponder how cooperation between them can improve after the upcoming congressional elections. The voting on November 2 is expected to diminish Democratic majorities in both chambers and perhaps cost them control of the House. Whatever the final tally, widespread voter dissatisfaction with the hostile political climate in Washington is evident. Democrats blame Republican intransigence, calling the GOP a "party of no" that has opposed almost every initiative to undermine President Barack Obama's campaign pledge to change Washington politics. Republican leaders say their opposition is a response to a left-leaning agenda pushed by Obama and Democratic leaders that far exceeds what the public wants.
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The two parties may have different takes on being bipartisan
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Republicans say Obama and Democrats must ease their liberal agenda
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Democrats question if Republicans are open to any compromise | 61,227 | record_train |
Mr @placeholder said: ‘I went in for a CT scan and doctors found a tumour the size of a snooker ball in my stomach. | By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 07:01 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 10:22 EST, 29 April 2013 A father-of-one who has survived cancer three times has described himself as the 'luckiest, unlucky' person alive. John Willis, 37, has battled testicular, stomach and lymph node cancers all in just three years. Miraculously, he has survived each one. John Willis (pictured with his wife Angela) has had testicular, stomach and lymph node cancers Incredibly, the stomach cancer was not related to the lymph node and testicular cancers, meaning that he developed two completely unconnected cancers. Professor Karol Sikora, a world renown oncologist, told MailOnline that the chances of being diagnosed with two different forms of cancer in a year is one in a million.
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John Willis, 37, has had testicular, stomach and lymph node cancers
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Had left testicle removed after pain alerted doctors to presence of a tumour
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A year later, at a check up, an unrelated tumour was found in his stomach
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Was later told testicular cancer had returned in his lymph nodes
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Now free from stomach cancer for 18 months and lymph nodes also clear
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Experts say odds of getting two cancers in a year are one in a million | 61,228 | record_train |
Authorities accuse Magnotta of dismembering Lin and mailing one of his hands and one of his feet to @placeholder politicians. | (CNN) -- A Canadian porn actor suspected of killing and dismembering a university student in Montreal pleaded not guilty Tuesday to all the charges against him, the prosecution office in Quebec said. Luka Rocco Magnotta, 29, faces first-degree murder and other charges in the death and dismemberment of Jun Lin, a 33-year-old Concordia University student from China. Ahead of the hearing, police said Magnotta would appear in the Montreal courtroom via video link. He arrived in Canada on Monday from Germany, a police official said. He was in police custody when he flew back aboard a Canadian military plane. Magnotta did not fight extradition from Germany after his arrest there this month.
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NEW: Luka Rocco Magnotta denies all the charges against him, Quebec prosecutors say
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He faces first-degree murder and other charges in the death of a Chinese student
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Police believe Magnotta filmed the death and dismemberment of Jun Lin
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Magnotta did not fight extradition from Germany to Canada | 61,229 | record_train |
Responding to reports that EU officials had suggested the UK could pay its £1.7 billion surcharge in a series of interest-free instalments, Mr @placeholder's spokesman said: ‘The Prime Minister has made the point about the unacceptability of the scale of the bill that was presented.’ | EU chief Jean-Claude Juncker has ridiculed David Cameron’s failures in Brussels – and declared he was ‘not frightened’ of facing him down. The Commission president said he was ‘not the type who trembles in front of prime ministers’ and warned Mr Cameron that he had ‘a problem’ with other EU leaders. Mr Juncker’s remarks come as Mr Cameron battles to reduce the £1.7billion surcharge demanded by the EU to cover years of strong economic growth in the UK while Europe struggled. Jean-Claude Juncker today suggested that David Cameron had an uphill battle to win over the other EU leaders in his battle to cut Britain’s contributions
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Jean-Claude Juncker risks controversy by ridiculing UK failures in Brussels
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Commission president said Cameron had 'a problem' with other EU leaders
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He said he was 'not the type who trembles in front of prime ministers'
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The PM faces a battle against EU leaders to cut UK contribution demands
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The EU Commission has demanded an extra £1.7billion by December 1 | 61,230 | record_train |
His family paying tribute to him at the time of his death, said: '@placeholder was a brilliant mind, and a brilliant man. | By Luke Garratt PUBLISHED: 05:55 EST, 22 January 2014 | UPDATED: 06:31 EST, 22 January 2014 The driver of the car that killed a Salford scientist in Australia in 2012 was high on drugs and driving the stolen car at more than 160mph, and has pleaded guilty to two counts on manslaughter in Western Australia's Supreme Court. Antony Edward Fogarty, 24, was driving with a suspended licence when he sped through a red light and hit a taxi in October 2012. British tourist Dr Sean Barrett, 36, and his taxi driver Kuldeep Singh, 28, were both killed instantly less than an hour after Barrett had arrived in Australia.
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Driver high on a medley of different drugs when he crashed, court heard
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Was driving stolen car with a suspended licence at twice the speed limit
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Pleaded guilty to two counts of manslaughter following taped confession
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British man was renowned quantum physicist with many published papers | 61,231 | record_train |
Many of the people who posted the more than 1,400 passionate comments about the letter said they agreed with @placeholder. | (CNN) -- It started off as a letter, but for former Marine Joshua Boston it was more than that. It was about his freedom. The Afghanistan veteran wrote an open letter to U.S. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-California, saying that he would not register his weapons with the government even if a ban on assault weapons is passed. The letter started on CNN iReport and gained mass attention online, obtaining a quarter-million views as of Friday evening and appearing on several other news outlets. Boston said he was inspired to send in the iReport because he felt as though some gun owners were being unfairly targeted. He is angered by "the fact that I'm supposed to be punished for doing nothing more than owning a rifle that looks scary because its stock isn't made out of wood," he said.
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Former Marine says he will not register his guns even if a federal law is passed
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Marine's open letter goes viral online; draws fiery responses from CNN commenters
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein said after the Newtown school shooting that she plans to introduce a ban on assault weapons
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The bill aims to revisit a 1994 assault weapons ban that expired in 2004 | 61,232 | record_train |
establish the involvement of @placeholder in numerous crimes, some of them | By Matthew Blake A 67-year-old serial rapist suspected of committing nearly 100 rapes in his lifetime has been caught in Russia. Valery Makarenkov prowled the streets and parks of capital Moscow preying on women in a reign of terror that spanned more than 30 years. Always wearing a mask to hide his identity, he would strangle his victims until they lost consciousness before raping them and stealing their money and valuables. Campaign of fear: Valery Makarenkov prowled the streets and parks of capital Moscow preying on women in a reign of terror that spanned more than 30 years Cowardly: Always wearing a mask to hide his identity, he would strangle his victims until they lost consciousness before raping them and stealing their money and valuables
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Valery Makarenkov prowled the streets and parks of Russian capital Moscow
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Police say he would pose as a cyclist late at night or early in the morning
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In a mask, he would strangle victims before raping and stealing valuables
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He was caught when 29-year-old woman fought back and removed mask
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She, and a number of others identified him before DNA evidence incriminated him further | 61,233 | record_train |
A @placeholder judge in April granted the former Army intelligence analyst's request to formally be known as Chelsea Elizabeth Manning. | (CNN)The U.S. Army has agreed to provide hormone therapy for Chelsea Manning, the soldier serving a 35-year prison sentence for leaking a huge trove of classified documents. The prisoner formerly known as Bradley Manning, and once held to be male, said in August 2013, the day after her court sentencing, that she is female. Just over a year later, it emerged that she had filed a lawsuit in federal court claiming she "has been denied access to medically necessary treatment" for her gender disorder. The commandant of the Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks in Kansas, where Manning is serving her sentence, issued a memo on February 5 authorizing the addition of hormone therapy to Manning's treatment, USA Today reported Thursday.
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"This is an important first step in Chelsea's treatment regimen," her legal counsel says
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Manning, whose former first name was Bradley, had filed a lawsuit over the issue
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It's just not a horror story, and @placeholder just doesn't deserve that." | (CNN) -- When the FBI called Martha Huie's house in 2005, she didn't think much of it. "I answered the phone, and he identified himself and wanted to speak with Ernest Withers. I said, 'This is not Ernest Withers!'" Huie recalled, laughing. Last year, she learned the likely reason for the call was no laughing matter. In 2010, The Memphis Commercial Appeal revealed that the friend she knew for almost 20 years was an FBI informant. As the pre-eminent photographer of the civil rights era, Withers had close access to leaders of the movement. To some, charges of informing represented a betrayal of the highest sort. But not to Huie.
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Civil rights photographer Ernest Withers was revealed in 2010 to be an FBI informant
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His friend, Martha Huie, says Withers wasn't a traitor
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Withers maintained a long love of art and photography, but never became wealthy from his work | 61,235 | record_train |
His past trade successes involving @placeholder have also been noted. | Beijing (CNN) -- Washington is sending a veteran politician, not a career diplomat, as its new ambassador to China. Six-term Democratic Party Senator Max Baucus, 72, will soon take up his diplomatic post in Beijing, replacing Gary Locke, who is stepping down to rejoin his family in Seattle. Given his relative lack of China experience, some, in both the U.S. and in China are wondering if Baucus is a good choice. He has made eight trips to China and has met with to Chinese leaders, but he is not considered a China hand. His strong suit is his extensive experience when it comes to trade issues.
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Washington has chosen veteran politician with little diplomatic experience
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Senator Max Baucus will soon take up post in Beijing, replacing Gary Locke
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Locke faced dramatic political crises but was popular among ordinary Chinese
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Baucus's Washington connections likely to be his biggest asset, analysts say | 61,236 | record_train |
And, while it will be the first of the films not written or directed by @placeholder, JJ Abrams has been given exclusive access to his notes for a planned sequel. | By Jessica Jerreat Props from what is believed to be from the new set of the Star Wars film have been spotted in the Abu Dhabi desert. The pictures show a giant gray disc, which looks similar to the escape pod used by C3PO and R2D2 in the original 1977 film, being rolled around a desert encampment. Filming for the seventh episode, which is being directed by JJ Abrams, in the beloved franchise had been scheduled to begin in spring. Rumors: The sight of a large gray disc in the Abu Dhabi desert has excited Star Wars fans On location: A flurry of activity in the desert has led many to believe filming has started on the seventh Star Wars
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Pictures emerge of props similar to those seen in George Lucas's series
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Seventh installment directed by JJ Abrams could reunite original cast | 61,237 | record_train |
The catch here, though, was that the indigenous Brazilians who farmed the rubber weren't used to living in a stylized @placeholder community. | (Mental Floss) -- We remember Henry Ford as the automotive magnate who perfected assembly line technology, but he also dabbled in ambitious social programs, including one in which he hired ex-convicts straight out of Sing Sing to staff his factories. Henry Ford, pictured in 1942, unsuccessfully attempted to increase the rubber supply with a plantation in Brazil. Although many of these efforts were successful, Ford's ill-fated foray into the Brazilian jungle was a notable and fascinating exception. The plan If you're going to make millions of cars, you're going to need an awful lot of rubber. In 1927, Ford came up with a novel plan: He'd solve his rubber problem and test out his lofty theories about social planning. If everything went well, he could craft both a utopia full of healthy, productive workers and a direct pipeline of coveted rubber to Detroit.
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The auto magnate set up a plantation in the Amazon rain forest to produce rubber
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He didn't research the land and found out to late it wasn't suitable for growing rubber
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Brazilian workers rioted against U.S.-style mess hall, ban on alcohol
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@placeholder Children's, however, has been reticent to release statistics on the program, unlike other hospitals that are more transparent. | Joequetta Lewis got to hold her newborn son for 53 days. "And then the next day," she said, "he was gone." Rayshawn Lewis-Smith was one of five babies known to have died within 11 months of undergoing heart surgery at Kentucky Children's Hospital in Lexington -- surgeries that, nationally, babies usually survive. "He was born, and he looked as healthy as any of my other children," said Sarah Moore, whose son Jaxon was the first to die. "I held him. And then three weeks later, I was burying him." Shortly after the fifth death in 2012, Kentucky Children's decided to stop its heart surgeries and placed its only pediatric heart surgeon on leave.
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Kentucky Children's Hospital halted its heart surgeries in 2012
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The hospital is resuming its pediatric heart surgery program
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Mr Richter says he didn’t name his store after the company’s bike, but rather after a region in France that hosts one of the most famous bike races in the world, the grueling 117-year-old @placeholder. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:59 EST, 8 December 2013 | UPDATED: 18:00 EST, 8 December 2013 Owning a bike gives you a sense of freedom like no other, yet owning a bike shop can be a strangely frustrating experience. One Canadian war veteran who now operates a tiny cycle chop in Cochrane, Alberta has been told to change the store's name. Dan Richter, owner of Cafe Roubaix Bicycle Studio and says he's received a letter from the lawyers of the giants of the U.S. bike industry, Specialized. Name calling: Dan Richter, the owner of a small bike shop in Alberta, Canada has been told to change its name by a bicycle company that owns the trademark of the word 'Roubaix'
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Specialized owns the trademark for the use of Roubaix on certain cycling products
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The Café Roubaix bike shop sells bikes (but not the brand Specialized)
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Roubaix is a town in France famous in cycling for being the destination of the classic Paris-Roubaix road race | 61,240 | record_train |
The defense released photos of a gun, marijuana plant and @placeholder's text messages publicly, saying that if prosecutors planned to paint Zimmerman as the aggressor and Martin as the innocent bystander, they wanted the information to defend him. | A court employee who retrieved photos and deleted text messages from Trayvon Martin's cellphone has been placed on administrative leave after an attorney testified that prosecutors didn't properly turn over the evidence to the defense. Among the withheld evidence was photos depicting guns and drugs, the lawyer said. Former prosecutor Wesley White said he was ethically obligated to reveal that Fourth Judicial Circuit information technology director Ben Kruidbos retrieved the data that weren't turned over. Kruidbos was placed on leave shortly after White testified during a hearing in George Zimmerman's second-degree murder case on Tuesday. Violations: A former prosecutor says he was ethically obligated to say that a court employee withheld evidence that was found on the cellphone of Trayvon Martin, right, in the murder trial of George Zimmerman, left
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Information technology director Ben Kruidbos accused of taking photos and texts from Trayvon Martin's phone and not giving it to the defense
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George Zimmerman's murder trial is slated to begin on June 10
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Lawyers for Zimmerman have revealed his defense budget has just $5,000 left, down from $315,000 in January
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They are begging for donations and say their client needs at least $75,000 to have a fighting chance in court | 61,241 | record_train |
The help: Gwyneth Paltrow's personal trainer, @placeholder, helped the star get into shape for her 2008 role in Iron Man after she Gwyneth confessed she was struggling to shift her post-baby weight | By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 06:44 EST, 15 August 2013 | UPDATED: 09:35 EST, 15 August 2013 She is famed for her svelte and toned physique and is never afraid to step out in a figure-hugging dress. But it has been revealed that Gwyneth Paltrow wasn't always so perfect. When she sought help for her hang-ups after having her babies, the 40-year-old A-lister called on Tracy Anderson - author and multi-platform wellness entrepreneur whose clients also include Madonna and Shakira - to whip her into shape. The celebrity trainer has revealed that Gwyneth once had a 'long butt' and 'outer thigh problems' before she worked her magic on her.
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Gwyneth, 40, called in trainer to help her shift weight for 2008 Iron Man film
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Tracey said she had 'long butt' and 'outer thigh problems'
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Said star was carrying 35 extra pounds and had 'significant problem areas'
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Tracey has worked with Madonna, Cheryl Cole and Shakira | 61,242 | record_train |
Ki Sung-yeung made a big impact for S@placeholderlast season - but his future is now at Swansea | Swansea boss Garry Monk feels his Sunderland counterpart Gus Poyet deserves huge credit for returning Ki Sung-yeung back to south Wales a more mature footballer and rounded person. Ki spent last season on loan at Sunderland after being told he was not part of former Swansea manager Michael Laudrup's plans and helped the Black Cats reach the Capital One Cup final as well as win their battle against Barclays Premier League relegation. Sunderland boss Poyet wanted to make the loan deal permanent but Monk persuaded the South Korean midfielder that his future lay in Swansea after he succeeded Laudrup and Ki has since signed a new four-year contract at the Liberty Stadium.
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South Korean midfielder Ki spent last season on loan at Sunderland
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Spent last season on loan at Sunderland, making 40 appearances and scoring four goals
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Was not in ex-boss Michael Laudrup's plans but Garry Monk decided to give him another chance at the Liberty Stadium
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@placeholder has struggled this season and is unlikely to be amused with a lack of playing time. | Manuel Pellegrini will decide who he will axe from Manchester City's Champions League squad to make way for new man Wilfried Bony on Tuesday. Up until recently it was assumed that stand in right back Bacary Sagna would be the automatic choice to drop out as the club submit their 21-man squad to Uefa. But a sterling performance in the 1-1 draw at Chelsea has improved the Frenchman's chances of dodging a bullet. Manuel Pellegrini must decide who will drop out of his Manchester City squad to accommodate Wilfried Bony Man City right back Bacary Sagna is among the possible candidates who could lose his European spot
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Manuel Pellegrini is to make decision on final Champions League squad
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Bacary Sagna was thought to be the leading contender to lose spot
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While in Seoul, @placeholder has paid tribute to victims from last week's ferry disaster. | By Ap and Daily Mail Reporter President Barack Obama warned North Korea on Saturday that the United States 'will not hesitate to use our military might' to defend allies, showcasing U.S. power in the region amid China's growing influence and Pyongyang's unpredictable nuclear threats. Obama's visit to Seoul comes as North Korea has threatened to conduct its fourth nuclear test, leading Obama to raise the possibility of further sanctions. 'The commitment that the United States of America has made to the security of the Republic of Korea only grows stronger in the face of aggression,' Obama said in a speech to some of the 28,000 American service members stationed in South Korea to keep watch on its northern neighbor. 'Our alliance does not waiver with each bout of their attention seeking. It just gains the support of the rest of the world.'
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Obama says he 'will not hesitate' to use force to protect the U.S. and its allies
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"These reactors must improve venting systems that help prevent or mitigate core damage in the event of a serious accident," the NRC said in a news release announcing the orders for @placeholder plants. | (CNN) -- The Nuclear Regulatory Commission on Friday ordered U.S. nuclear power plants to begin implementing safety recommendations made in an effort to prevent a crisis from occurring as it did in Japan after last year's devastating earthquake and tsunami. Among the recommendations, plants must install improvements to protect safety equipment and devices to monitor water levels in spent fuel pools. A third order applies only to plants with boiling-water reactors that have so-called Mark I or Mark II containment structures. Mark I containment housing is the same design that was used at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, where three reactors melted down after the station was struck by the tsunami that followed Japan's historic earthquake in March 2011. The disaster resulted in the widespread release of radioactive contamination that forced more than 100,000 people from their homes.
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Plants have until 2016 to comply with orders
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The recommendations were made after last year's disaster in Japan
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On its iTunes page, the latest version of the game, "@placeholder 2," lists "top in-app purchases" ranging from 99 cents up to $19.99. | (CNN) -- Apple has settled a lawsuit filed by parents who say their kids downloaded free games from the mobile App Store and then proceeded to rack up hefty bills buying in-game extras. Under the proposed settlement of a 2011 class-action lawsuit, Apple will offer a $5 iTunes gift card to any U.S. parent who claims that their child paid for extras without their knowledge. The company will offer larger credits, or cash refunds, for people who can show that their bills were larger than $5. On Friday, the deal will go before a federal judge, who is expected to approve it.
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Apple settles lawsuit over in-game iTunes purchases by kids
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Parents claimed kids racked up huge bills for "freemium" games like "TapFish"
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Apple will offer credits or cash refunds for people who can show their bills
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Japan's own @placeholder has been as close as to 130 kilometers from China, and includes the Diaoyu, or Senkaku, Islands. | (CNN) -- Since President Xi Jinping assumed power, he's reshaped China's foreign policy by recalibrating its stresses on sovereignty and stability, what the Chinese call wei quan and wei wen. On the one hand, China has stepped up its emphasis on sovereignty, especially concerning its territorial dispute with Japan over the Diaoyu Islands (or the Senkakus, as they're known in Japan). Beijing has streamlined its various maritime agencies to make them more efficient and better coordinated, and it keeps sending government vessels to the area to demonstrate its jurisdiction over this region. More recently, it announced a new Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ) in the East China Sea to assure its sovereign security over territory, territorial water and space in the ADIZ.
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President Xi has reshaped China's foreign policy, stressing sovereignty and stability
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Shen Dingli: East China Sea ADIZ looks to be China's latest attempt to stress this approach
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Facing increasing security challenges, Beijing is likely to respond in kind, Shen Dingli says | 61,248 | record_train |
After Blatter's re-election was confirmed he told @placeholder: "I thank you for your trust and confidence. | (CNN) -- Sepp Blatter has been re-elected as president of soccer's world governing body and immediately vowed to put "FIFA's ship back on the right course in clear, transparent waters." At FIFA's Congress in Zurich, Switzerland on Wednesday, Blatter received 186 votes from football's 208 member football associations, to serve his fourth term as president despite the race becoming engulfed by corruption allegations within the organization. Blatter's only rival for the presidency, Mohamed Bin Hammam, pulled out of the race after he was suspended by FIFA's Ethics Committee on Sunday in relation to bribery charges surrounding Qatar's successful bid for the 2022 World Cup.
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NEW: Sepp Blatter re-elected as president of FIFA for a fourth term
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Blatter, the only candidate, receives 186 votes from FIFA's 208 delegates
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The Swiss vows to put the FIFA ship back into 'clear and transparent waters'
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FIFA vote to change the process used to decide World Cup host nations | 61,249 | record_train |
miniature space plane touched down at @placeholder's Vandenberg Air Force | After 15 months in orbit the U.S Air Force’s highly secret unmanned space plane successfully touched down yesterday, and it’s highly anticipated landing was caught on film. The military's unmanned X-37B robotic space shuttle returned from orbit at 5:48 a.m. in California from a secretive test flight. And now officials from the Vandenberg Air Force Base have released a short video of the smooth landing. The first part of the 1.17 minute video, which captured the plane’s final descent, is shot in infrared light. Scroll down for video Home: The military's unmanned X-37B robotic space shuttle returned from orbit at 5:48 a.m. Saturday in California from a secretive test flight, Air Force officials confirmed
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The X-37B landed in California early Saturday morning
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The space plane has been circling the Earth at 17,000mph and was originally due to land in December
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Her husband's enlistment was about to end after 10 years, so he would remain home with @placeholder while she deployed. | (CNN) -- For several weeks, Frances Johnson had been telling her 2-year-old son Noah the following: "Mommy and Daddy are going to go to work for a while ... but we always come back for you. "We always come back for you." Noah is too young to understand that his mommy and daddy's "work" involves deploying to Afghanistan just around the new year, and that "a while" could be between six and 12 months. But there are signs he seems to grasp how his life is about to dramatically change, Johnson said. When she said goodbye to him at the airport, which would be the last time she'd see him in person for months, he wanted to come along and said, "Me mama work?"
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Frances Johnson and her husband will be deployed to Afghanistan at the same time
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The Johnsons join the roughly 681 Marine Corps couples who have deployed at the same time since 2011
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"I've heard that I'm a bad mom," said Johnson, referring to some criticism she has received
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"Officer @placeholder was dismissed following the conclusion of the investigation," City Administrator Jaysen Christensen said. | (CNN) -- One St. Louis-area police officer resigned and another retired in the continued fallout from questionable police actions in the days after the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Missouri. The moves bring to three the number of police officers whose conduct was called into question after the August 9 fatal shooting of Michael Brown, an African-American teen shot multiple times by a white police officer. The three officers are: Lt. Ray Albers, who threatened and pointed an assault rifle at protesters; Dan Page, an officer caught on camera pushing a CNN correspondent before a video surfaced of him ranting about the Supreme Court and Muslims; and Matthew Pappert, an officer fired after making what his chief called "very ... inappropriate" Facebook comments about the protests in Ferguson.
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Two St. Louis-area cops resign or retire following questionable actions related to Ferguson protests
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Three officers have either been fired, resigned or retired because of their conduct, officials say
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One officer threatened and pointed rifle at protesters; another retired after video rant about Supreme Court, Muslims
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A ghetto of dark alleyways crammed with tiny ramshackle bars, @placeholder evokes a bygone bohemian Tokyo of the 1960s. | (CNN) -- Tokyo has a dynamic and varied nightlife, although, as with the city's restaurants, many of the best bars are tucked away off the beaten track. Tokyo has a buzzing clubbing scene. The ultra-stylish New York Bar is among the best rooftop bars in the world. Located on the 52nd floor of the Park Hyatt hotel (3-7-1-2 Nishi Shinjuku) it offers spectacular views of the glowing, futuristic cityscape that is Tokyo after dark. There's fantastic food and live jazz, and as an added bonus, you may recognize it as the bar where Bill Murray first meets Scarlett Johansson in "Lost in Translation."
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Enjoy jazz, cocktails and mind-blowing views at the ultra-stylish New York Bar
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If you can find Kita Aoyama Salon you deserve the beer that's waiting for you
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The Golden Gai area is packed with ramshackle bars - check out La Jetee
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The legendary Womb is Tokyo's finest club, featuring incredible lighting | 61,253 | record_train |
The video has led to an outpouring of anger from east @placeholder community leaders. | By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 05:24 EST, 6 February 2014 | UPDATED: 08:01 EST, 6 February 2014 Scotland Yard is investigating a far-right group after members launched 'Christian patrols' to 'draw out' and confront Muslims by drinking and smoking outside one of Britain's biggest mosques. Vigilantes from Britain First, a group led by a former BNP linchpin, filmed themselves on Brick Lane in east London and told Asian men: 'This is our country. You want to live here, you adhere by our laws'. The group says it is a response to 'Muslim patrols' that walked the area and warned couples holding hands, uncovered women or those drinking it was a 'Muslim area' and they faced 'hell fire'.
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'Britain First' stood outside East London Mosque to 'draw out' Muslims
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Group used 'bait' - men with cigarettes and lager - and confronted Asians
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'This is our country. You want to live here you adhere by our laws', one said
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Touched: @placeholder fought back tears throughout the radio segment, saying he wasn't surprised his wife would have organized such an elaborate Christmas gift even after her death | For more than 20 years, KSTZ radio station in Des Moines, Iowa has been granting Christmas wishes for listeners, but this year they received a request unlike any other. Brenda Schmitz wrote into the station, asking them to fulfill three wishes, but there was a catch: Brenda isn't alive. The wife and mother to four died in August 2011, after losing a battle with ovarian cancer. Her youngest son, Max, was just two at the time. She wrote the letter one month before she passed away and entrusted it with a friend, giving specific instructions not to send it until her husband had found someone new.
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Brenda Schmitz died of ovarian cancer two years ago. She was a wife and mother to four boys
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One month before her death, she wrote a letter to be sent to a local radio station when her husband fell in love again
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For the past 20 years KSTZ has been granting listeners wishes, and Schmitz was a fan of holiday program
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The letter asks for her husband David's new fiancee to be treated to a spa day
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She also asks for a vacation for her family and a special dinner for her nurses and doctors
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The station decided to grant all three wishes, starting with a Disney World vacation for the Schmitz family | 61,255 | record_train |
sure he would have lots to tell his son about the @placeholder massacres in | By Paul Harris UPDATED: 23:04 EST, 23 December 2011 Hitting back: Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan in Istanbul Turkey deepened its acrimonious rift with France yesterday by accusing the country of genocide. Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan claimed French forces burned people in ovens during their colonial occupation of Algeria. He told President Nicolas Sarkozy he should ask his ex-Foreign Legion father about atrocities carried out during French imperial rule in the 1940s and 1950s. The charge was a bitter retaliation against French MPs’ decision 24 hours earlier to make it a crime to deny that the mass killing of Armenians by Ottoman Turks in 1915 constituted genocide.
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'They were mercilessly martyred,' claims Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan
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French military planes banned from landing in Turkey
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Me, @placeholder, I had to just start living and let this go." | (CNN) -- The man who says he was behind the Manti Te'o girlfriend hoax claims he was in love with the Notre Dame linebacker, but the athlete knew nothing about the ruse. "He had no idea," said 22-year-old Ronaiah Tuiasosopo in the first segment of a two-part interview that aired Thursday on "Dr. Phil." The second part is scheduled to air Friday. "He did not know anything." Asked if he was in love with Te'o, Tuiasosopo told host Phil McGraw: "I mean, yeah ... as twisted and confusing as it may be, yeah, I cared for this person. I did all that I could to help this person become a better person, even though I wasn't getting nothing out of it. Of course, it's very shameful and it's very painful to even talk about. Even now, it's hard to talk about. But, you know, the truth of it is that that happened. I grew feelings. I grew emotions that, sooner or later, I couldn't control any more."
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Tuiasosopo sat down for a two-part interview that began Thursday on "The Dr. Phil Show"
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On offer is the heavy-handed pummeling of the @placeholder massage experience, or a chance to relax and gaze at the ornate interior of bright mosaics. | (CNN) -- With more than 1,000 hot springs gurgling beneath 80% of the country, a trip to Hungary isn't complete without one thing: a visit to a spa. The Romans chanced upon Hungary's healing waters more than 2,000 years ago, but the Ottoman Turks really got things going in the 16th century, importing their social spa culture. While the word "spa" can conjure images of being pampered in a luxurious setting, in Hungary it's quite different. There's an emphasis on health and well being, so many of the facilities are more functional than plush. A few charge for towels, although the fee can be less than $2.
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Hungary owes its spa culture to Romans and Ottoman Turks, and the country's extensive hot springs
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@placeholder's government has instituted population control methods in order to curb growth. | (CNN) -- By the year 2050, China will no longer be the most populous country in the world. India will see its population grow by 700 million people by 2050, the U.S. Census bureau estimates. That distinction will pass to India, where more than 1.8 billion people could be competing for their country's resources, according to the U.S. Census Bureau's International Data Base. The 2007 population estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau and the United Nations Population Division set China's current population at around 1.3 billion people, and India's at around 1.1 billion. If population continues to grow at the estimated rate, such rapid growth in India between now and mid-century could lead to overpopulation and an uncertain future for the environment and the people living there.
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India on path to become most populous country
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@placeholder's art museum was the first in the country to start collecting African art. | (CNN) -- The typical South African itinerary runs something like this: Fly into Joburg and explore the urban hipster scene, hop over to Kruger for a safari, then down to Cape Town to sip wine on the waterfront with Table Mountain in the backdrop. And that's fantastic, but it means most visitors miss out on Durban. Joburg is trendy, Cape Town is glamorous, but Durban is cool. Really cool. That's why one million South Africans pack the beaches there every summer (around Christmas or New Year, book early or don't bother). If you're wondering what all those people know that no one else does, here are 10 awesome reasons to visit.
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Durban's beachfront was completely redeveloped for the 2010 World Cup and features a new boardwalk
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The Sharks Board offers ridealongs on net fixing trips and also lays on public shark dissections
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The Oyster Box is one of the best places in the city for sundowners | 61,260 | record_train |
‘@placeholder gave birth to my mother Gertrud Stemmer, on December 8, 1913, but he turned away from her and married Lucie Mollin in 1916,’ said Mr Pan. | By Allan Hall PUBLISHED: 18:39 EST, 22 March 2012 | UPDATED: 05:25 EST, 23 March 2012 In matters of the heart, it appears Field Marshal Erwin Rommel's ruthless streak got the better of his chivalrous side He is viewed as Hitler’s finest general, respected even by the Allies as a professional and honourable soldier. But Erwin Rommel was also capable of great cunning, as his opponents learned when they were outmanoeuvred on the battlefields of North Africa. In matters of the heart, it appears that this ruthless streak got the better of his chivalrous side. In fact, his grandson says the man nicknamed the Desert Fox was a love rat.
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Josef Pan's grandmother Walburga had love affair with Rommel
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She committed suicide when he left her for, and married, Lucie Mollin
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Walburga bore Rommel illegitimate child, Gertrud, his 'little mouse' | 61,261 | record_train |
Mr @placeholder was filmed paying the bill for the meal at the exclusive restaurant in Val Thorens ski resort in France | By Peter Allen UPDATED: 12:28 EST, 18 December 2013 Mark Fournier, 36, and another man performed Nazi salutes during his stag do in the ski resort of Val Thorens in France A French prosecutor today demanded the maximum fine possible for an Oxford graduate who wore a Nazi uniform at a stag night partly organised by Tory MP Aidan Burley. Mark Fournier, 36, is accused of a dressing up as an SS officer at a restaurant in the upmarket ski resort of Val Thorens. But his defence lawyer told the tribunal in nearby Albertville should show him mercy because Prince Harry once got away with wearing an Afrika Korps uniform and swastika insignia at a party.
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Mark Fournier is alleged to have dressed up as a SS officer at his stag do
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Tory MP Aidan Burley was said to have organised the fancy dress costume
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Mr Burley lost his job as parliamentary private secretary to Britain's transport minister
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Fournier is being prosecuted for wearing the uniform of an organisation found guilty of crimes against humanity
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Over the centuries, scholars have attempted to locate the real @placeholder - believing the account was based on a real ancient superpower. | A mythical metal said by ancient Greeks to be found in the lost city of Atlantis has been recovered from a ship that sunk 2,600 years ago off the coast of Sicily. Marine archaeologists found 39 ingots of what they believe is 'orichalcum' on the sandy seabed among the wreck of a trading vessel that sank 1,000 feet off the coast of the town of Gela, in southern Sicily. The wreck is the fifth ancient ship to be recovered off the coast of the town. Scroll down for video One of the lumps of 'orichalcum' that was found on the seabed just off the coast of Gela, in southern Sicily
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Marine archaeologists found 39 ingots of 'orichalcum' off the town of Gela
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They were discovered on the sandy sea floor in a wreck under 10ft of water
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Experts say they are the mythical metal Plato claimed was from Atlantis
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Analysis has shown they are an alloy of copper, zinc, lead, iron and nickel
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Shipwreck is a 2,600 year old cargo vessel thought to be from Greece
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Researchers believe it was sunk in a storm just 1,000 feet from shore | 61,263 | record_train |
Musharraf has denied the allegations, arguing that @placeholder had police protection and took unnecessary risks. | Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Former Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf has postponed his return from exile until the political situation in Pakistan and the court cases against him are resolved, a senior leader in his party said Friday. Another party source who is close to Musharraf but did not want to be named said Musharraf will not return in the next year and is stepping out of politics. Musharraf has lived in exile in London and Dubai since resigning in 2008. He has vowed to return to his home country and run in upcoming elections, though his party recently said he was reassessing those plans after Pakistan's upper house of parliament demanded his arrest.
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Party: Pervez Musharraf is waiting for court cases against him to be resolved in Pakistan
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Musharraf has lived in exile since 2008
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The Pakistani prime minister says Musharraf will be arrested upon his return to Pakistan
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"Our son never fought against @placeholder forces," his mother said. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The man dubbed the "Taliban American" is asking the president to commute the remaining years of his federal prison sentence, according to a statement released by his attorneys Wednesday. John Walker Lindh is hoping that President Bush will commute the rest of his 20-year sentence. John Walker Lindh, a 27-year-old Californian, has served seven years of a 20-year sentence after being captured in Afghanistan in 2001. He joined the Taliban to fight in the country's civil war one month before the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan, according to the statement. He originally was indicted on 10 charges, including conspiring to kill American citizens, but the U.S. Justice Department dismissed terrorism-related charges in 2002.
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NEW: Father: "We think everyone should agree that seven years is enough"
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John Walker Lindh has served seven years of 20-year sentence
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Lindh joined Taliban, was captured in Afghanistan in 2001
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Lindh said in 2002 he realized he made a mistake by joining Taliban | 61,265 | record_train |
Yet what is so funny is that when those same individuals encountered a health crisis, had marital problems or issues with their children or were about to lose their job, they were the first ones to seek the @placeholder believer out for prayer. | (CNN) -- When President Barack Obama addressed the nation the day 20 children were killed in Newtown, Connecticut, he told the nation "that we are praying for them." The moment "Good Morning America" anchor Robin Roberts announced she had to undergo a bone marrow transplant, many prayers were directed her way. So why is it that sports fans are upset and bothered that Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis consistently invokes God and Jesus, and recites Bible scriptures? We saw a lot of criticism toward Tim Tebow for the same thing. Criticize him aplenty for not being able to throw the football, but hating on him because of his faith? Please, sit down.
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Roland Martin: Why do people criticize Ray Lewis for invoking God?
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Martin: It's because some individuals in the media see religious people as weird
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He says but if something bad happens, those same people in the media will seek God too
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Martin: We should not ridicule athletes who choose to be public about their faith | 61,266 | record_train |
The companies claim wine stored in the @placeholder tastes no different to a classic bottle – and important markers used by critics to judge wine, such as colour and smell, are also unaffected. | By Sean Poulter PUBLISHED: 18:01 EST, 16 June 2013 | UPDATED: 18:01 EST, 16 June 2013 Corking! The stopper and bottle in action If your enjoyment of a good Shiraz or Chardonnay has ever been delayed by having to hunt through the kitchen drawers for a corkscrew, help is at hand. A new invention combines the tradition of a cork stopper with the convenience of a screw cap, meaning summer picnics and romantic dinners could be just a little bit simpler from now on. The Helix is an old-fashioned cork stopper – but it has a screw thread that drinkers can twist in and out of the neck of the bottle.
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New twisty cork and bottle to keep wine fresh to hit markets
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Has a screw thread that drinkers can twist in and out of the bottle
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I immediately fell in love with the turntables and began to @placeholder more and more. | (CNN) -- My early childhood was a bit of a trip. I was born in the United Kingdom, then moved to Portugal, Venezuela and eventually New Jersey. When I was about 7, I had a series of severe ear infections. At the time, my family had no money, and we didn't have insurance, so there was no option to take care of it. I ended up losing full hearing in my right ear and 80% hearing in my left. When I began attending public school, I didn't understand how the severity of my hearing loss would affect me; neither did my parents or my teachers. There were many issues when it came to grades due to miscommunication between the teachers and me. They often thought I was ignoring them.
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DJ Robbie Wilde lost full hearing in his right ear and 80% in his left
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Wilde tried to keep hearing loss a secret in school, but other students knew and mocked him
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Wilde says he's found his passion spinning music; he loves to do what makes him happy | 61,268 | record_train |
@placeholder and her husband were seen clutching Smirnoff Ice alcopops as they left the church | By Claire Ellicott PUBLISHED: 12:30 EST, 19 May 2013 | UPDATED: 09:06 EST, 20 May 2013 It was a typical society wedding, complete with members of the aristocracy and the obligatory appearance by Pippa Middleton. But the happy couple’s choice of toast was more suited to The Only Way is Essex than its higher-class Chelsea counterpart. Guests toasted the bride and groom with Smirnoff Ice, a vodka alcopop flavoured with lemon, and knocked back gin shots before the service, according to onlookers. Cream delight: Pippa made an entrance wearing a feminine lacy dress by Tory Burch. The £370 silk dress featured a chiffon top with a seahorse pattern while the skirt was made from cream lace
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Marriage of Verity Evetts, Pippa's close friend and Royal Wedding guest
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Pippa, 29, arrived at church in Hampshire with banker Tom Kingston, 34
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She made an entrance wearing a £370 feminine lacy dress by Tory Burch | 61,269 | record_train |
Feeling the heat: Arroja was in no mood to talk to @placeholder on Thursday | From Beach Haus to the beach. Mitchell Pearce has used a rare day off from Roosters training to dive beneath the waves - and away from the controversy surrounding his infamous Kings Cross nightclub incident - on Sydney's northern beaches. And while the halfback enjoyed the sand and surf at Dee Why, MailOnline can reveal the woman he allegedly approached on the nightclub dance floor was holed up at work at a phone shop in the inner west. Scroll down for video Yellow fever: The woman at the centre of the Mitchell Pearce nightclub controversy Melissa Arroja used a brief work break on Thursday to go shopping. True to form, she was wearing lots of bright yellow
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Melissa Arroja pictured for the first time since Kings Cross incident
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She was found hard at work while Mitchell Pearce enjoyed the beach
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Pearce was filmed approaching her on CCTV in Beach Haus club on May 11
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Arroja told police of the dance floor advances but later dropped charges
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Pearce was fined $20,000 and dropped by the Roosters for his behaviour
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But @placeholder was also a victim of cultural change sweeping through high streets, shopping centres and malls. | By Alex Brummer for the Daily Mail Tesco’s slide from global grocery champion to chain store chump has been so rapid it takes the breath away. It was perhaps understandable that it would go through a difficult transition after the brilliant Terry Leahy departed in 2011. A more pedestrian chief executive, Phil Clarke, was fired in July after three miserable years in the job. But the problems the company revealed yesterday are of an entirely different order. Tesco accounts for £1 in every £8 spent in British shops but has now seen its share price drop by 40 per cent
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Supermarket giant has admitted inflating its finance accounts by £250million
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Tesco has seen £2billion wiped off market value and shares drop 40 per cent
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'Four senior executives' among those also suspended while probe occurs
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Multi-channel director Robin Terrell has stepped in to run the UK business | 61,271 | record_train |
The annual report breaks trends down into different subject headings including sport, politics, music and @placeholder news. | By Laura Cox and Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 01:19 EST, 12 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:37 EST, 12 December 2013 One Direction fans have long been highly visible on Twitter, but the boyband's true dominance of the social networking site was confirmed today. Twitter announced that three of the year's top five tweets came from members of the British group, who between them have over 90million followers - much more than any other band or musician. However, the event which triggered the fastest trending alert on the site was altogether more sombre - the death of fiction writer Iain Banks had the biggest response from Twitter users in 2013.
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British boyband dominated list of the most popular Twitter messages
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Tweets about Niall's birthday, Zayn's engagement and Harry sleeping each received more than 300,000 retweets
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Iain Banks's death topped list of quickest trending UK news ahead of storm
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‘The first thing I want to do is apologise for my behaviour because my behaviour has been bad and @placeholder doesn't deserve my behaviour, so I want to apologise, but I am going to fight for this club to the last second and put in 100 per cent myself every day. | Craig Hignett’s shock exit from Middlesbrough was triggered by a post-match fallout with manager Aitor Karanka, Sportsmail understands. The Spanish boss was sent off by referee Mark Clattenburg in the wake of Blackburn’s controversial 95th-minute equaliser during Saturday's 1-1 draw at the Riverside Stadium and has since been charged with misconduct by the FA. Karanka – who it is claimed pushed the fourth official during his protest - felt that assistant Hignett did not support him enough over the incident and words were exchanged. Hignett (left) points at the fourth official as Karanka (right) is sent to the stands on Saturday
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Craig Hignett has left his role as Middlesbrough assistant manager
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Sportsmail understands it follows a row with manager Aitor Karanka
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Karanka was sent off in injury time and has been charged with misconduct
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Lake effect snow, caused by cold air passing over warmer water - like @placeholder. | It was 23 degrees (19 with wind chill) and blowing snow with near whiteout conditions. A perfect time to ...go surfing? Two daring surfers hit the waves of Lake Erie outside Buffalo on Tuesday in the midst of one of the city's nastiest snow storms, which dumped up to five feet of snow in a matter of hours. Christian Edie and her fiance Kevin Cullen filmed their brave stunt - though it was so cold outside that they had to stop rolling several times to clear the ice off the camera. Scroll down for video Nice weather for a swim: Christian Edie trudged through snow on her way to go surfing in Lake Erie on Tuesday in the middle of a blizzard
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Christian Edie and Kevin Cullen put on dry suits and hit the waves in 23 degree cold on Tuesday | 61,274 | record_train |
However, there is no direct connection with @placeholder and the town of Magdala in the bible. | Excavations of an ancient synagogue found in a city where Mary Magdalene is thought to have lived have thrown up clues about how the Jewish and Christian religions developed. Jewish artefacts found at the site in Migdal on the shore of the Sea of Galilee - previously known as Magdala - include a table carved with a Menorah, yet the temple itself, as well as a coin, discovered on the site dates back to the time of Jesus and the rise of Christianity in the region. Archaeologists believe this combination suggests Jews and Christians may have once used the holy site to worship together, according to Israeli news site Haaretz, and it could lead to discoveries about how and when Jesus and Magdalene met.
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Excavations taking place on an ancient synagogue found in Migdal, Israel
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Migdal is the modern name for the city where Mary Magdalene lived
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Jewish artefacts date back to the time of Jesus and the rise of Christianity
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Archaeologists claim this crossover suggests the two religions once worshipped together | 61,275 | record_train |
Sterling to @placeholder: You're more of a racist than I am | (CNN) -- If Donald Sterling was trying to make amends with his public mea culpa, he didn't seem to make any friends. In an exclusive interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, the embattled Los Angeles Clippers owner apologized profusely for his comments about African-Americans but insisted he is not a racist. That assertion was to be expected. But a plethora of other claims seem to contradict what others have said. CLAIM: "Am I entitled to one mistake, am I, after 35 years?" Sterling told Cooper he's not a racist, just someone who made a "terrible, terrible mistake." He was referring to the recorded conversation released last month, in which he told friend V. Stiviano that she should stop bringing black people to his games.
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Sterling said his comments about black men stemmed from jealousy
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Attorney: Sterling has a history of discrimination from his real estate ventures
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Sterling says supporters are calling him "by the thousands"
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Staggering: The distance the cat had to travel back to @placeholder from Denver after mysteriously ending up there | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:34 EST, 27 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:19 EST, 27 November 2013 A very curious cat which vanished without trace two years ago has been found - 1,100 miles away. Cree Cantrell thought he would never again see three-year-old Jacque after the cat disappeared from his houseboat in Biloxi, Missouri. But Jacque spent two years on the run, reappearing mysteriously in a veterinary surgery in Denver, Colorado. Feline fantastic: Cree Cantrell has been reunited with his pet Jacque - found 1,100 miles away - after two years Mr Cantrell recalled the moment his mother called him after the Colorado vet checked Jacque's microchip.
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Cree Cantrell lost pet two years ago on his houseboat in Biloxi, Missouri
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The cat turned up an inexplicable 1,100 miles away in Denver, Colorado
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Giada admitted she had met @placeholder in the past but insisted it was nothing more than a brief introduction and she hadn't seen him in three years before the alleged fling took place. | Matt Lauer is denying claims that he had an affair with celebrity chef Giada De Laurentis. The married Today show host said he never had a sexual relationship with the 44-year-old and says their long-term friendship is why they have been recently spotted together. He hit out at allegations that he was one of the reasons why the celebrity chef had recently split from her husband. De Laurentis also denies the claim. Speaking to TMZ following his arrival at LAX on Saturday, he said: 'There is no truth to that story.' 'From the horse's mouth we have been friends for 10 years and more importantly I feel bad for what she has been going through.'
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Today show host said there is 'no truth' to allegations about a relationship
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Insisted their relationship is platonic and have been friends for 10 years
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'It's a very traditional society in Japan and they can relate to @placeholder's values and etiquette, as well as the opulence and lifestyle.' | Japanese students are being taught how to speak the Queen's English by watching Downton Abbey DVDs and reading scripts from the hit show. The course in Iidabashi, Tokyo, has proved so popular that some pupils make a 600-mile round journey every week to lessons. The 90-minute classes came about after a Japanese national television station suggested the idea to the British Council – the body responsible for promoting British culture abroad. Hit: A Japanese television advert for Downton Abbey. The period drama has proved popular in Japan prompting the British Council to start a language course where students watch episodes and read scripts
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The course in Iidabashi, Tokyo, is organised by the British Council
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Coincides with the hit period drama being shown in Japan for the first time
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Demand for the classes so high the course was oversubscribed within day
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Before beginning the swim, McCardel said she expected to be stung by less jellyfish in the @placeholder. | Australian Marathon swimmer Chloe McCardel has successfully broken the world record for the longest ever unassisted open-water swim, despite suffering excruciating box jellyfish stings and hypothermia. After 43 hours of swimming the treacherous Bamahian waters unassisted, it was incredibly emotional for Chloe McCardel, as she collapsed into her husband Paul McQueeny's arms on the shore. Australian ultra-marathon swimmer Chloe McCardel is given words of comfort by team member Jai Leal as she rests on a boat off the Nassau coastline early Wednesday Oct. 22, 2014 after completing her world record marathon swim Chloe McCardel gives the thumbs up sign as she rests on a boat after her swim. The Melbourne marathon swimmer is severely dehydrated and fatigued, in addition to having suffered multiple jellyfish bites and the hypothermia during the 128 kilometre swim from the island of Eleuthera to New Providence, Bahamas
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Marathon swimmer Chloe McCardel successfully breaks world record
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The 29-year old Melbourne woman swam 126 kilometres in 42 hours
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McCardel was forced to shorten her swim by two kilometres due to tides
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The swimmer was not allowed to be touched or physically assisted
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McCardel was required to swim in just her speedos and googles
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She was stung by box jellyfish around 12 times 13 hours into the swim
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McCardel collapsed on the shore, overcome with hyperthermia, exhaustion and the pain of her jellyfish stings
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She swam from Bahamian island Eleuthera to the island Nassau
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Chloe, 29, has already swum the English Channel seven times and admitted her planned swim is 'insane'
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Defense lawyers have argued that @placeholder had a heart attack and died after falling into a bathtub in 2007. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:31 EST, 6 November 2013 | UPDATED: 16:56 EST, 6 November 2013 A prison inmate today testified that a Mormon doctor accused of killing his wife admitted to the crime by telling him: 'I'm getting away with the murder of my wife.' The testimony came as the trial in Provo, Utah resumed on Wednesday in the case against Martin MacNeill, who is accused of killing his wife Michele in April 2007 so that he could be with his mistress. Witness Jason Poirier recounted his conversation with MacNeill in December 2012 at Utah County jail, a few months after MacNeill's arrest in the death.
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Jason Poirier, who was in jail with Martin MacNeill in December 2012, claimed doctor said: 'I'm getting away with the murder of my wife'
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The are particularly enjoyed in @placeholder, from where the LAX package was sent. | By John Hall Inspectors at Los Angeles International Airport have seized an unusually slimy package - 67 giant African land snails that are a popular delicacy across West Africa. The live snails - which are banned in the U.S. - arrived from Nigeria and were being sent to a person in San Dimas, California said Lee Harty, spokeswoman for the U.S. Customs and Border protection. The snails were confiscated earlier this month and a sample was later sent to a federal mollusc specialist in Washington, D.C., who has now identified them as a prohibited species. Discovery: The live snails - which are banned in the U.S. - arrived from Nigeria and were being sent to a person in San Dimas, California said Lee Harty, spokeswoman for the U.S. Customs and Border protection
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67 living snails were discovered inside a passenger's luggage at the airport
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Molluscs are banned in the U.S. for carrying parasites harmful to humans
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Having to say Scottish or British, @placeholder or British, English or British. | By Kirsty Walker and Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 19:11 EST, 6 June 2012 | UPDATED: 22:15 EST, 7 June 2012 Defending the Union: Ed Miliband accused Jeremy Clarkson and the Scottish National Party of holding 'deeply pessimistic' of national identity The majority of English and Welsh people want to save the Union and prevent Scotland becoming independent, it was revealed today. Only one in three asked by pollsters said they would be happy if their northern neighbours left the United Kingdom. The new survey by The Independent asked whether Scotland should be separate and independent, and two out of three said no.
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Ed Miliband: The English should be proud of the Cross of St George | 61,283 | record_train |
Parents leave a staging area after being reunited with their children following a shooting at the @placeholder | By Sharon Churcher In Newtown, Connecticut , Caroline Graham and Nick Craven PUBLISHED: 21:01 EST, 15 December 2012 | UPDATED: 06:55 EST, 16 December 2012 Goth loner: Adam Lanza, a troubled 20-year-old loner with a history of autistic behaviour, is the monster behind a horrific shooting at a Connecticut elementary school Crazed killer Adam Lanza was a ‘ticking time bomb’ who suffered from Asperger’s syndrome and was painfully shy and awkward, former classmates said yesterday. Last night, a troubling portrait began to emerge of the ‘Goth’ loner, who dressed all in black and was obsessed with video games. The 20-year-old – who shot dead 27 people in America’s worst-ever school killing – began his rampage by blasting his mother, Nancy, in the face at the family’s £1 million home in Newtown, Connecticut, dubbed America’s ‘safest town’.
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Portrait emerges of mass killer Adam Lanza, 20, as shy and awkward loner
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Revealed his mother Nancy, who was first victim, collected guns
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Neighbours said she often talked about giving son target practice
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@placeholder, 69, has also been appointed to join King on the Early Show. | By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 7:53 AM on 16th November 2011 Gayle King is leaving the morning television show she presented on her best friend Oprah Winfrey's cable channel. The 56-year-old journalist, who has presented The Gayle King Show on the OWN network since January, has been poached by CBS to help anchor the Early Show. King will still continue to work with OWN from time to time, but will relinquish duties on her weekday programme. New line-up: Gayle King is quitting her show on OWN to join Erica Hill, left, and also newly-announced Charlie Rose on a revamped Early Show on CBS next year, pictured here today at a press conference in New York
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Charlie Rose also announced to join CBS news show | 61,285 | record_train |
"Obviously everybody wants to play and @placeholder is moving over to a fantastic football club. | (CNN) -- Italy international midfielder Alberto Aquilani has left English Premier League side Liverpool to join AC Milan on loan for the rest of the season. Aquilani, 27, joined Liverpool from Roma in 2009, but the playmaker has struggled with form and fitness during his two years on Merseyside, spending last term on loan at Juventus. "Alberto Aquilani has completed his loan transfer from Liverpool to AC Milan," read a statement on five-time European champions Liverpool's web site. "The deal, which includes the option of a permanent move, will end on June 30, 2012." Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish revealed the reasons behind the transfer and said he could not find room for Aquilani in his team.
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Alberto Aquilani has joined AC Milan from Liverpool on a season-long loan
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Midfielder Joey Barton has completed a move from Newcastle United to QPR
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In a statement, @placeholder's office did not mention the letter, but said he has "been taking a hard look" at "tough issues" around shortcomings in immigration policy and working to submit recommendations to Obama within "the confines of existing law." | (CNN) -- Filmmaker and activist Jose Antonio Vargas and 10 others asked the U.S. government on Wednesday to halt deportation proceedings against undocumented immigrants like themselves who have strong and productive ties to the United States. In a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson, they requested that he defer such punitive action and then ask President Barack Obama to consider "administrative relief" to those "who are integral members of our evolving American community." Vargas and the others said in their letter that they represent just a few of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States. "Often, we're treated as abstractions, nameless and faceless, subjects of debate rather than individuals with families, hopes, fears, and dreams," they wrote.
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Filmmaker and activist Jose Antonio Vargas and others write to DHS secretary
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They seek deferred action on deportations for those like themselves with strong ties to U.S.
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Also known as the @placeholder, the Australian native animals were filmed carefully climbing across a shed rooftop. | By Sally Lee for Daily Mail Australia They were so close, yet so far away. Koalas, usually the type of species spotted grazing up in Eucalyptus trees, are perhaps not the brightest of animals after an unfortunate video shows a mother taking a leap of faith whilst carrying her baby on her back. Unluckily for the pair, they didn't quite make it but they certainly gave a whole new meaning to 'drop bear' - the fictitious and vicious Australian marsupial. An unfortunate video has emerged of a mother koala taking a leap of faith whilst carrying her baby on her back
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The mother koala was carrying her baby on her back as she climbed across a shed
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Even skeptics who don't trust @placeholder and fear it has been moving ever closer to gaining nuclear weapons capability must acknowledge that if this deal slows Iran down at all, it serves a useful purpose. | The deal reached with the Iranians late Saturday in Geneva represents a risk well worth taking by the Obama administration and the five other powers that negotiated it with the Iranians. If the Obama administration briefly got some first-term international diplomatic credit for the suggestion it would hit the "reset" button on relations with Russia, for this, its most important second-term initiative to date, it has opted for the "hold" button. The deal is an interim agreement by which Tehran has consented to freeze efforts that could lead to the development of nuclear weapons in exchange for modest relief from international economic sanctions.
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David Rothkopf: Obama administration deal sets the "hold" button.
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Tehran to freeze nuclear weapons efforts in exchange for modest relief from sanctions
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Rothkopf: This puts Iran on hold as more intensive talks continue
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He says: Deal freezes Israel's edging toward war; shows we did our best | 61,289 | record_train |
Not only was the man in the photo @placeholder and I am white, but the company logo was written all over the car. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:40 EST, 17 August 2012 | UPDATED: 02:27 EST, 17 August 2012 An estate agent has been jailed after framing an innocent client for speeding in an attempt to escape a driving ban. Noweed Parvez, 36, was caught by a speed camera doing 45mph in a 30mph zone, but tried to shift the blame by giving police the name and date of birth of his customer, Simon Maher. Mr Maher, 35, was convicted of speeding without his knowledge despite the photographs showing an Asian man behind the wheel and Parvez's company logo on the car.
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Noweed Parvez gave police Simon Maher's details after being clocked doing 45mph in 30mph zone
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Mr Maher, 35, convicted without his knowledge because Parvez gave officers a bogus address
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Was found guilty despite photographs showing an Asian man behind the wheel and Parvez's company logo on the car
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Mr Maher: 'I wanted to wake up and realise this was a horrible nightmare'
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Parvez, 36, feared he would lose his licence as he already had nine points
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Jailed for 12 months after admitting attempting to pervert course of justice | 61,290 | record_train |
‘We are extremely pleased that Tesco are so committed to their community’s well-being which is enabling us to bring such an innovation in testing to @placeholder.’ | By Ted Thornhill Shoppers at Tesco can now pop in for bread, milk – and an HIV test that takes just one minute to perform. The check-up will be offered from Monday at Tesco Extra in central Slough, with the results ready in just 20 minutes. The scheme is being run by campaign group Thames Valley Positive Support (TVPS), with the aim of ‘normalising’ sexual health tests. Testing times: A charity is running HIV checks at Slough's Tesco Extra (pictured) The free test, which takes place in a private room, is carried out using a mouth swab that is rubbed once along the upper and lower gums.
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Shoppers at Tesco Extra in Slough will be offered a one-minute test
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The scheme is being organised by charity Thames Valley Positive Support
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The test is carried out using a mouth swab on the upper and lower gums | 61,291 | record_train |
Would that encourage her to come forward to @placeholder?' | By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 10:43 EST, 10 October 2012 | UPDATED: 12:29 EST, 10 October 2012 High court: Paul Woollard, pictured, is fighting for his job after joking with a child molester that he wanted to rape a colleague A policeman sent a sordid 'joke' to a paedophile about raping a colleague and provided the pervert with a 'shoulder to cry on' when he was on bail for sexual abuse, a court was told. As well as befriending sex offender Robert Meade, Paul Woollard also used a police computer to run checks on him - and is now fighting to save his career at the High Court.
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PC Paul Woollard wrote to Robert Meade: 'Just waitin for the women to come and open up. I might rape her as theres noone else here (sic)'
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He also used the police computer search system to run checks on Meade and was a 'shoulder to cry on' when he was out on bail
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Wiltshire Police want to overturn a ruling allowing him to keep his job | 61,292 | record_train |
@placeholder always said that if anything ever happened to her he would | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 06:44 EST, 31 October 2013 | UPDATED: 20:50 EST, 31 October 2013 A heartbroken husband is thought to have killed himself just hours after his wife died because he could not bear to carry on without her. Adrian Cross, 45, was found dead at the couple’s home from a suspected overdose. For nine months his wife Tammy, 37, had suffered from a debilitating lung condition, but lost her battle with the disease on October 8. Devoted: Heartbroken Adrian Cross, 45, is thought to have killed himself just hours after his wife Tammy, 37, died because he could not bear to carry on without her. The couple, pictured on their wedding day in the Dominican Republic, were married for 15 years
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Adrian and Tammy Cross had never spent a night apart since their wedding
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Mr Cross nursed his wife through illness before she died on October 8
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Hours later he was found dead of a suspected overdose at home in Wales | 61,293 | record_train |
@placeholder's original ban took into account that Suarez had shown no remorse for the biting incident, his third such attack in less than four years. | Barcelona will not be allowed to publicly unveil new £75million signing Luis Suarez while he remains banned for biting, FIFA has confirmed. Suarez is due to complete his move from Liverpool in the next few days, and the Catalan club has previously introduced star signings including Neymar and Cesc Fabregas to packed stadiums. There have been suggestions Barcelona could hold a similar event for Suarez in a non-football venue to get around the four-month ban imposed on the Uruguay striker for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini, but FIFA has now confirmed that any such event will not be permitted while the ban remains in force.
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Barca had planned to unveil new striker at a non-football venue
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The Catalan club often hold big events to reveal new signings
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But under his ban Suarez will not be allowed to be unveiled until his entire four-month ban is served
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Suarez's lawyer calls the punishment 'draconian, totalitarian and fascist'
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Punishment is now likely to be appealed at Court of Arbitration for Sport | 61,294 | record_train |
The blast occurred a day after 27 people died after two "booby-trapped" cars exploded in crowded areas of @placeholder, said SANA. | (CNN) -- Fresh explosions and riveting gunfire punctuated the pre-dawn hours Monday in cities around Syria, opposition activists said, with the ongoing violence coming on the heels of yet another bloody weekend in the embattled nation. Around 3 a.m., the Local Coordination Committees of Syria -- a network of opposition activists -- reported on its Facebook page that at least three major blasts in a few hours had rattled the Damascus neighborhood Mazzeh, where persistent gunfire rang out for at least an hour. The same group also reported other pockets of violence early Monday around the capital, including "intense shooting" in Dummar and Keswa "from the security checkpoints all over the city."
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NEW: At least 3 explosions rock Damascus early Monday, an opposition network says
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NEW: Additional fighting is reported in other cities around Syria as well
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At least 67 people were killed around Syria on Sunday, one group says
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Syria's government blames terrorists for weekend blasts that killed 27 | 61,295 | record_train |
But @placeholder confirmed that its armed forces had taken part in the fighting and launched airstrikes in support of the operation. | (CNN) -- State military forces on Friday retook a key town in northern Mali after intense fighting that included help from French military forces, a defense ministry spokesman said. "Today, we have recaptured Konna," said the spokesman, Diaran Kone, at a briefing played over state radio. The Mali city of Konna had been seized by Islamist forces on Thursday as they pushed southward from their strongholds in the desert of northern Mali. "The fighting lasted for not more than two, maybe three hours; Konna was recaptured with the assistance of French, Nigerian and Senegalese troops this afternoon," said Kone. "All measures were used, including the drones given by France."
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NEW: Mali's defense ministry says government forces have retaken Konna
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Mali is facing a "terrorist aggression" in northern Mali, leader says
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An al Qaeda wing has taken root in the north
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Interim President Traore calls for a "general mobilization" against radical Islamists | 61,296 | record_train |
They are an ocean apart now, though plans are in the works to bring David Writebol from Liberia to be with his wife in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Like the other American who volunteered to help others in Africa and ended up with Ebola, Nancy Writebol is driven first and foremost by her fervent faith. Still, that doesn't mean she doesn't need -- or deserve -- a pick-me-up. So, after arriving at Atlanta's Emory University Hospital from Liberia, Nancy Writebol asked for -- and received -- coffee from Starbucks. That was a definite plus about being back in her home country, though her husband acknowledges she has a long way to go to beat the deadly disease. "I don't believe we can say she is in the clear, (but) I would say she is in very good hands," her husband, David Writebol, said Friday. "... I am praying like never before."
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Nancy Writebol and Dr. Kent Brantly contracted Ebola while helping others in Liberia
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Both were flown home to the U.S. and are being treated at Emory University Hospital
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Nancy Writebol's husband says she's not yet in the clear but "in very good hands"
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Kent Brantly says his "focus ... remains the same -- to follow God" | 61,297 | record_train |
Headley, the son of an American mother and @placeholder father, was accused of extensive involvement in planning the devastating attacks on hotels in Mumbai, which the Indian government says were carried out by the Pakistan-based terrorist group Lashkar-e-Tayyiba. | (CNN) -- The path that brought U.S. citizen David Coleman Headley to the point of pleading guilty to involvement in two international terrorism plots is complicated and twisted. His life, in many ways, is far from the average American experience, but he's also very much a product of a typical American upbringing. He's an unusual fusion, a product of two worlds, a rare blending of East and West. And because of his unusual background, Headley, experts say, is one of the most unusual and important American-born terrorists. Even his eyes -- one blue and one brown -- reflect the double life he has lived almost since the day he was born.
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David Coleman Headley is a product of two worlds, a rare blending of East and West
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His mother was a fun-loving Philly socialite; his father was a strict, formal Pakistani
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His arrest in a heroin sting was a turning point in his life, an uncle says
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He's been tied to Lashkar-e-Tayyiba; India says group carried out Mumbai attacks | 61,298 | record_train |
Measures will also be taken to ensure that homes intended for @placeholder are not solely being used for short–term lettings. | By Amanda Williams Londoners will be able to rent out their homes like a hotel under plans to abolish 40 year old laws which ban renting out properties for less than three months. It means those in the capital will be able to use holiday websites such as Airbnb - which allow homeowners to rent out their properties to visiting tourists on a daily rate basis - without fearing the law. Property laws currently state that Londoners must apply for planning permission if they want to rent out their property for less than three months. However, many already advertise their homes on the site and British company One Fine Stay.
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Means those in capital will be able to use holiday websites such as Airbnb
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Site allows homeowners to rent properties to visiting tourists on daily rate
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Currently they must first seek council permission if renting under 3 months | 61,299 | record_train |
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