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for a few pennies was greater than the need to remember the @placeholder war | By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 06:28 EST, 29 October 2013 | UPDATED: 06:37 EST, 29 October 2013 A war memorial has been vandalised just two weeks before Remembrance Sunday after thieves broke open a collection box to steal just a few coins. The vandals caused £400 worth of damage to the RAF memorial in Lytham St Anne's, Lancashire by using an angle grinder to get into the box. The theft follows a spate of vandalism at war memorials carried out by unscrupulous criminals across the country who sold off metal plaques and statues to scrap dealers. Vandalism: This collection box in a war memorial in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire was cut open by thieves
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Vandals took change from collection box in Lytham St Anne's memorial
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Theft two weeks before Remembrance Sunday will cost £400 to repair
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Memorial volunteers leave hand-written note criticising 'mindless thieves'
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Previously a number of memorials have been targeted for scrap metal | 61,600 | record_train |
You put your camera on a tripod, point it some place up in the sky, then as @placeholder turns while the shutter's open, the stars make trails. | Don Pettit has become one of Nasa's most prolific astronaut photographers during his expeditions aboard the ISS. From star trails to auroras, Pettit's engineering ingenuity and natural curiosity has led him to create photos that are unrivalled in their beauty. At one point, he saturated the ISS' downlink transfers with photos for three full days from just one 30-minute photographic session in space. Scroll down for video Breathtaking: Don Pettit took several long-exposure photographs while orbiting the Earth on Expedition 31, where he was a flight engineer. To capture the light trails, Pettit took multiple 30-second exposures and combined them digitally to create images that resembled 10- to 15-minute exposures. This image shows stars, auroras and thunderstorms across the surface of the Earth
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Don Pettit has taken a huge number of photos during his expeditions aboard the International Space Station
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San Francisco filmmaker, Anton Lorimer, has created a captivating time lapse featuring some of the best images
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The images show star trails, oceans, clouds, huge storms, auroras and city lights glowing around the world
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Pettit reveals the difficulties of taking good images in space, including handling a camera in microgravity | 61,601 | record_train |
Jasmine is one of six @placeholder starring in new SBS documentary First Contact. | Jasmine Johnston doesn't consider herself to be racist. The 33-year-old mother of four from Brisbane thinks it's unfair that her mother in law raises four children, and an Aboriginal woman who lives across the road with the same number of kids gets more in welfare payments. 'They're both in housing commissions, the only difference is my mother in law is white and they've got part Aboriginal in them,' she said. 'I feel like it's unfair, my mother in law was in the army when she had my husband and stuff, she's worked, so it's very hard it just seems like more things are given to [Aborigines].'
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Six Australians in new documentary about attitudes to Aborigines
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They immersed themselves in Aboriginal communities to try to challenge their prejudices about the Indigenous population
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Six out of 10 Aussies never met or have little to do with Aborigines
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First Contact airs 8.30pm on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday on SBS | 61,602 | record_train |
An Apple spokeswoman said the company has no comment about the survey and referred questions to @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Best Buy wants to know if you'd pay $1,499 for a 42-inch, high-definition Apple TV which uses your iPad or iPhone as a remote control. You know ... hypothetically. The big-box gadget retailer sent a survey to some customers asking in fairly explicit detail about the long-rumored TV system -- under language that says "Apple finally reinvents what a TV can do." The survey, first acquired by tech site The Verge, calls the system a "concept." But it goes into explicit detail describing it. The question describes a 1080p LED flat-panel screen and access to Apple's iCloud service, iTunes, Netflix, YouTube and Flickr.
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Specs for Apple HDTV published in Best Buy survey
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The big-box retailer says the question was just hypothetical
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The leaked form asks about a 42-inch, web-enabled TV running Apple's software
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Its price was listed as $1,499 | 61,603 | record_train |
While 38 percent of the women surveyed for @placeholder's study "strongly agreed" that "losing a parent was the toughest thing [they've] had to deal with," only 29 percent of men agreed. | (CNN) -- As Elizabeth Sullivan stood on the field at Comfort Zone Camp, staring out at the "normal" kids playing ice-breaker games and elbow tag, she realized, "It's OK to have fun." Six months earlier, she lost her father when he collapsed while jogging at night. He died in the ambulance on the way to the hospital. The 12-year-old never got to say goodbye. But not all of the one in seven Americans who lose a parent or sibling before the age of 20 learn to cope the way Sullivan has. In fact, 73 percent of adults believe that their lives would have been "much better" had their loved ones not died when they were young, according to a survey released Monday by Comfort Zone Camp, a nonprofit provider of childhood bereavement camps, and Matthew Greenwald and Associates Inc.
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One in seven Americans lose parent or sibling before age of 20
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Many people said they would trade one year of their life for one more day with deceased
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59 percent of people who lost parent at young age said it has made them stronger | 61,604 | record_train |
However Mr @placeholder disagreed with the ruling and appealed, saying that he deserved the full £1million. | A waiter who dreamt he would win the Lottery the day before he bought a winning £1million ticket will keep half of the jackpot after his boss's bid to get the lot fell through in court. Fatih Ozcan envisaged himself holding bundles of cash as his restaurant's manager Hayati Kucukkoylu stood in front of him. The next day Mr Ozcan shared his premonition with his boss and Mr Kucukkoylu gave him money from the till to buy a Euromillions ticket, with the pair winning the Millionaire Raffle and getting their hands on £1million. But the young waiter's dream turned into a nightmare when his boss declared that all the winnings should be his, as the money used to purchase the ticket came from his till.
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Waiter Fatih Ozcan had a dream he would win the Lottery with his boss
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He persuaded restaurant manager Hayati Kucukkoylu to buy ticket with him
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Their ticket won £1million, but Mr Kucukkoylu said the jackpot was all his
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The case ended up in court, where a judge ruled they should split it 50/50
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Unhappy with the £500,000 winnings, the boss appealed the decision
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But an appeals judge said yesterday the pair must split the money equally | 61,605 | record_train |
‘Could be psychological problem but the one behind it is the Jinn because the @placeholder can play with us, can deceive us and the Jinn can even deceive doctors.’ | Exorcisms are being performed on Asians across the UK as a method of treatment for mental illnesses such as bi-polar disease, epilepsy and schizophrenia, an investigation has found. Hundreds of British Asians are operating as healers, blaming the supernatural for mental health problems and charging sometimes thousands of pounds a session to remove evil spirits from bodies believed to be possessed. An exorcist operating in east London has said the demons can ‘deceive doctors’ and research by BBC’s Newsnight has found that some communities are finding it more acceptable to be possessed than mentally ill. Exorcism: Mudasar Khan, pictured, believes a Jinn is causing his panic attacks and depression. An exorcism is pictured being performed where the exorcist reads passages from the Qur'an
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Hundreds of Asians are operating as healers and removing evil spirits from bodies believed to be possessed, according to BBC Newsnight investigation
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Exorcist in east London said demons can 'deceive doctors' and research found some communities find it more acceptable to be possessed than ill
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Theological ground for belief in evil spirits as Qur'an mentions 'Jinn' | 61,606 | record_train |
'Neither we nor the international community will recognise the results of this referendum and we also remain deeply concerned about the large deployments of Russian forces in @placeholder and along the eastern border,' he added. | By Chris Pleasance Russia has no plans to invade Ukraine but the Kremlin will respect the result of the upcoming referendum in Ukraine's Crimea region, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has said. Speaking after several hours of talks in London with U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry, Lavrov there was still no common vision with the West over Ukraine and that Russia needed no international structure to help it mediate with Kiev. Kerry also revealed that Russian President Vladimir Putin will make no decision about the future of Ukraine until after the referendum on Crimea's future. Scroll down for video
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John Kerry has met Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in Downing Street
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Talks were aimed at easing tensions over Crimean crisis in Ukraine
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Lavrov called talks 'useful' but said countries share 'no common vision'
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He also insisted that Russia had no plans to attack Ukraine
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Kerry confirmed the Putin will make no decision on Ukraine's future until after a referendum on Crimea on March 16
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Voters in the eastern peninsula are expected to back joining Russia
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Kerry said the US will not recognise the outcome of that vote
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Ukrainian soldiers have also taken part in military drills near Kiev | 61,607 | record_train |
The casket team prepared three @placeholder flags as part of the ceremony. | PURCELLVILLE, Virginia (CNN) -- When the Army flew home the body of Spc. Stephan Mace from Afghanistan, his mother climbed aboard a small jet with the flag-draped coffin for the last leg of his trip. Vanessa Adelson escorted the body of her son, Stephan Mace, on the final leg of the journey from Afghanistan. Vanessa Adelson would not let her 21-year-old son make his final journey home alone. "I brought him into this world, and he was my baby," she said. "I thought it was my responsibility as a mother to bring him home." Mace and seven other soldiers were killed this month in a Taliban attack on their remote outpost in eastern Afghanistan, making it the deadliest battle for U.S. troops in Afghanistan since July 2008. Watch mother prepare to bury son »
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NEW: Soldier laid to rest Monday at Arlington National Cemetery
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Spc. Stephan Mace was one of eight who died in October 3 battle in Afghanistan
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Vanessa Adelson: "It was my responsibility as a mother to bring him home"
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Mace gave his St. Christopher medal to fellow soldiers before he died | 61,608 | record_train |
Because of this book, we will remember the names, the quirks -- the characters -- of the eight people who inhabited the secret annex and their brave @placeholder helpers. | (CNN) -- On Friday, August 4, 1944 -- a beautiful summer morning, not unlike the one on which I am writing this now -- a car pulled up in front of a spice warehouse at 263 Prinsengracht in Amsterdam. Inside the car were an Austrian Gestapo officer and his Dutch subordinates, who, acting on a tip-off (whose source has never been identified), had come to arrest the eight Jews who had been hiding for two years in an attic above the warehouse. The eight prisoners were taken to a deportation camp, from where they were sent to Auschwitz. Only one of them, Otto Frank, would survive.
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Francine Prose: Anne Frank made her final entry in her diary 70 years ago Friday
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Days later, she and family arrested, sent to concentration camp, where she died
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Prose says Anne Frank's diary a direct, relatable window to history for young people
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She says teaching book keeps us alive to history, alert to forces of prejudice and hatred | 61,609 | record_train |
"The exhortations, quite direct exhortations, were coming from an @placeholder who is apparently quite senior in ISIL (Islamic State) to networks of support back in Australia to conduct demonstration killings here in this country," he said. | Two men were charged Thursday in connection with a terror plot that Australia's prime minister said involved plans to carry out a public execution. Prime Minister Tony Abbott said authorities obtained intelligence about a "demonstration killing" -- a killing, Australian media reported, in which alleged assailants planned to kidnap a member of the public, behead the victim and then drape him or her in an ISIS flag. The foiled plot comes just days after the country raised its terror alert to high and in the midst of Australia committing to helping the United States and a broad international coalition to beat back the Islamic State, or ISIS.
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Security ramped up at Parliament, PM Tony Abbott says
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Police say charges were filed against two men
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Abbott says intelligence pointed to possible "demonstration killing" by militants | 61,610 | record_train |
On being told of their recent nuptials, @placeholder remarked: 'That's very nice. | By Rebecca English His great-grandfather dropped the family name Saxe-Coburg-Gotha during the First World War because it sounded too Germanic. But Prince Charles wasn't given the chance to dodge his Teutonic roots yesterday when he was presented with a large freshly-baked pretzel. He was handed the pastry by Stuttgart-born delicatessen worker Petra Braun from the creatively-named Hansel and Pretzel shop in Ham, Surrey. Prince Charles was handed the pastry by Stuttgart-born delicatessen worker Petra Braun from the creatively-named Hansel and Pretzel shop in Ham, Surrey Prince Charles is given a large pretzel as he visits the Ham Close Estate near Richmond on behalf of the Prince's Foundation for Building Community - but he doesn't look too impressed!
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Prince Charles was handed a giant pretzel when he visited a bakery
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Meanwhile, Camilla went wine-tasting in Eastbourne, East Sussex
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She was serenaded by a 40-strong school choir
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Visited physiotherapy gym, and toured its 20-bed in-patient unit | 61,611 | record_train |
@placeholder and Burnley have enjoyed an upturn in fortunes over the past month | George Boyd is not expecting Brendan Rodgers to follow suit any time soon but admits that he quit as Liverpool boss on the Football Manager video game after seeing his team slump to fifth place. In reality, Rodgers’s side are languishing in 10th position off the back of last season’s narrow title miss and play Burnley at Turf Moor on Boxing Day with the Northern Irishman’s future at Anfield still in question. However, Boyd is convinced Rodgers will eventually get it right despite Liverpool’s current malaise. George Boyd admits he quit as Liverpool boss on Championship Manager Boyd has backed Brendan Rodgers to turn things around after a poor start to the season at Anfield
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Burnley midfielder took charge of Liverpool while playing video game
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Boyd threw in the towel after seeing his side slump to fifth in the table
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Burnley take on Reds on Boxing Day as they bid to boost survival hopes
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Boyd has backed Brendan Rodgers to turn things around at Anfield | 61,612 | record_train |
"He has been part of the Scottish Rugby family for the past two years and has brought success both to Edinburgh Rugby, with their highest ever @placeholder finish in successive seasons, and has also guided the Scotland A team to notable successes." | (CNN) -- The Scottish Rugby Union has appointed Andy Robinson, formerly coach of bitter rivals England, as the new national team boss. Andy Robinson will be seeking to revive the fortunes of Scotland's struggling rugby side. The 45-year-old won eight caps as a flanker for England, and was assistant coach in Clive Woodward's 2003 World Cup-winning set-up before taking over for an ill-fated reign himself in 2004, winning just nine of 22 matches. Robinson returned to top-class coaching with Celtic League team Edinburgh in 2007, and has sufficiently impressed Scottish officials in the 20 months since then to win favor as the replacement for Frank Hadden.
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Andy Robinson appointed new coach of Scotland's national rugby team
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Robinson replaces Frank Hadden, who resigned in April after poor results
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The 45-year-old has played for and coached England's national side
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He rebuilt his career with Edinburgh after being sacked by England | 61,613 | record_train |
@placeholder's research, described to CNN in January, was based on a sampling of about 180 athletes with whom Willingham worked during an eight-year period. | (CNN) -- A whistle-blower whose research on athletes' literacy caused a firestorm of controversy at the University of North Carolina is leaving, she told CNN on Monday. Mary Willingham said it's her choice. She said she hasn't yet turned in a final letter of resignation but simply informed her boss that she plans to leave before the end of the semester. "It's been a hostile work environment the entire year," Willingham told CNN. "I stuck it out because I wanted to make good on promises to my students, but it has not been fun." UNC spokesman Joel Curran said he was aware of Willingham's public comments, but he was "unaware as to whether or not she has formally tendered her resignation."
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Mary Willingham said her research exposed some athletes' poor reading ability
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The University of North Carolina countered that experts found her results flawed
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Willingham said she stuck it out this long because of 'promises to my students'
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She said she hasn't turned in a final letter of resignation but told her boss of her intentions | 61,614 | record_train |
'@placeholder is a seasoned fighter but he is not of the calibre of people I've faced before. | Love him or loathe him, you can’t deny he’s entertaining. Conor McGregor delivered on his promise to stop Dennis Siver – before clambering out of the Octagon to confront the watching featherweight champion Jose Aldo. McGregor’s victory in Boston, which came in the second round, sets him up for a shot at the long-reigning king of the division in Las Vegas in May. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Conor McGregor: I wanted to enjoy defeating Dennis Siver Conor McGregor on his way to a dominant victory over Dennis Siver to set up a shot at the featherweight title McGregor pins Siver against the Octagon as he looks to unload punches against the German
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Conor McGregor finished Dennis Siver in the second round in Boston
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The Dublin featherweight dominated from the start before finishing the job
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McGregor climbed out of the Octagon to confront champion Jose Aldo
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The pair are set to fight for the title in May in Las Vegas
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The Madeira and sherry that @placeholder aristocrats had used for their version of eggnog were scarce on this side of the pond, but we had plenty of rum and whiskey. | (Mental Floss) -- There's a good chance you'll either drink too much eggnog this holiday season or spend time around someone who has. Here's a look at the background of this December staple. Eggnog can trace its roots back as far as the 14th century, when medieval Englishmen enjoyed a hot cocktail known as posset. Posset didn't contain eggs -- the Oxford English Dictionary describes it as "a drink made of hot milk curdled with ale, wine, or the like, often sweeten ed and spiced' -- but over the years eggs joined in on the festive fun. While the egg-laden version of posset was popular with the English, it became less common as time went by. Milk and eggs were both scarce and expensive, and the sherry and Madeira used to spike the mixture was pricey, too. Over time, the concoction became a drink that only aristocrats could really afford.
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Eggnog can trace its roots to a hot cocktail known as posset
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In 1800, the American recipe for eggnog consisted of milk, eggs, rum, and sugar
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George Washington's recipe included 3 types of booze: rye whiskey, rum, sherry
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A four-ounce cup of store-bought eggnog boasts a whopping 170 calories | 61,616 | record_train |
@placeholder, the biggest seller of online music, does not have a subscription-based service - although it is rumoured to be developing one. | By Victoria Woollaston and Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 12:17 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 15:41 EST, 15 May 2013 Google has revealed a new music and gaming service in a bid to increase its lead on Apple in the mobile phone market - and redesigned its social network to take on Facebook. The search giant unveiled a host of new products including a dramatic overhaul of its maps service during a 3.5 hour keynote at its annual software developers' conference in San Francisco today. They include All Access, a subscription music service, and Google Play, a gaming system.
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$9.99 per month All Access music service available on Android mobiles and web browsers launches in US today
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Search Giant also revealed redesigned Google+ social network with new design and more emphasis on photographs
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Google gaming allows players to compete against each other online
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Samsung also revealed 'pure' Google Galaxy S4 handset without Samsung's software preinstalled | 61,617 | record_train |
The official said @placeholder is being tested for alcohol and drugs to determine if he was fully conscious during the incident. | BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- A man identified as an Iraqi journalist threw shoes at -- but missed -- President Bush during a news conference Sunday evening in Baghdad, where Bush was making a farewell visit. President Bush, left, ducks a thrown shoe as Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki tries to protect him Sunday. Bush ducked, and the shoes, flung one at a time, sailed past his head during the news conference with Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki in his palace in the heavily fortified Green Zone. The shoe-thrower -- identified as Muntadhar al-Zaidi, an Iraqi journalist with Egypt-based al-Baghdadia television network -- could be heard yelling in Arabic: "This is a farewell ... you dog!"
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Shoe-thrower identified as journalist with al-Baghdadia television network
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Man yelled in Arabic: "This is a farewell ... you dog!"
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Man is dragged away; President Bush makes light of incident
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Bush arrives in Afghanistan Monday morning for meeting with Hamid Karzai | 61,618 | record_train |
More questions: The study showed that there may be enough data to show an acceleration of ice melt in Antarctica, but it will take a decade more data gathering to understand why @placeholder's ice is melting | New long-term data on the melting of Earth’s polar ice is not the ecological death knell some might expect. A team of researchers led by Dr. Bert Wouters at the University of Bristol compared nine years of satellite measurements of glaciers in Greenland and Antarctica in an attempt to determine if the melt-off is part of an accelerating trend in ice loss and sea-level rise. While the study showed a loss of about 300 billion tonnes of ice per year from the arctic and Antarctic regions, it concluded that natural processes cannot be ruled out as the force behind the receding ice sheets and thus that future sea-level rise cannot currently be accurately predicted.
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Greenland and Antarctica have lost about 300 billion tons of ice per year of the 9-year study
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Melt-off could be the result of natural processes
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Study warns against using current ice loss data as basis for predictions in sea-level rise
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Ten more years of data needed to discover cause of ice loss in Greenland | 61,619 | record_train |
With only 12 games gone, Fabregas looks well on his way to breaking his former @placeholder team-mate’s record. | This may have been a routine victory for Chelsea, but the playmaking ability of Cesc Fabregas was there for all at Stamford Bridge to see. With his short-corner delivery for Eden Hazard’s goal, the Spain midfielder registered his 10th league assist of the season - more than any other Chelsea player since the start of last season. For a man who looks so effortless in his play, it’s some achievement. Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas yet again put in a star performance at Stamford Bridge Fabregas was the man helping Willian, Eden Hazard, Oscar and Diego Costa as Chelsea stormed to victory
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Arsenal striker Thierry Henry set record of 20 assists in 2002-03 season
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Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas already has 10 in 12 matches so far
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The former Arsenal player plays his role to perfection at Stamford Bridge | 61,620 | record_train |
But whether the letter will prompt @placeholder authorities to take any action remains unclear. | Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- A long-running conflict between the Pakistani government and the Supreme Court over old corruption cases against President Asif Ali Zardari appeared to move close to a resolution Wednesday as the two sides reached agreement on a crucial letter. But the accord left open the question of whether Zardari will ever have to stand trial over the cases. After three years of quarreling, the Supreme Court approved a draft of a letter from the Pakistani government to the Swiss authorities about the corruption cases, said Law and Justice Minister Farooq H. Naek after meeting with the judges.
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Supreme Court justices approve a draft of a letter to Swiss authorities
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The letter is related to old corruption cases against President Zardari
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Agreement on the letter brings a long-running dispute near to an end
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The conflict already brought down a prime minister earlier this year | 61,621 | record_train |
Analysts told Yonhap that Jang may serve as caretaker for @placeholder's successor, who will possibly be one of his three sons. | (CNN) -- North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has added his brother-in-law to a military board in a move analysts say paves the way for an heir, according to South Korea's state-sponsored Yonhap news agency. Kim Jong-il has named his brother-in-law Jang Song Thaek to a top military board. The addition of his kin to the powerful National Defense Commission also solidifies his standing, Yonhap said. Kim was reappointed Thursday as chairman of the military board in his first major public appearance since a reported stroke in August. His brother-in-law, Jang Song Thaek, is considered his right-hand man, according to Yonhap.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-il added his brother-in-law to a military board
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Analysts say move paves the way for an heir to be named
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Jang Song Thaek is considered to be Kim's right-hand man | 61,622 | record_train |
"If a geek wasn't behind @placeholder, I think you'd know. | (CNN) -- When most people think of "Weird Al" Yankovic, the phrase "devourer of worlds" usually doesn't leap to mind. And yet, that's exactly how Len Peralta depicted him, and Yankovic says he got it right. "Len's extremely talented. I think that he captured my inner essence as the devourer of worlds. He kind of brought that to light, which I'm very thankful for," Yankovic said. Peralta, a graphic artist from Cleveland, Ohio, is using his talent to complete the "Geek A Week" project: a compilation of 52 online trading cards featuring successful geeks and nerds. He's issuing one a week for an entire year; they can be found on geekaweek.net.
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Hollywood has a thriving community of nerds, according to Len Peralta
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The trading card format conveys a lot of information to the geek audience
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Geek A Week brings successful geeks to a more mainstream audience | 61,623 | record_train |
Turkey has urged Washington to offer more support against the rebels and Ankara has threatened to launch a full-scale offensive if @placeholder and Kurdish officials fail to neutralize the PKK. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- American U2 reconnaissance planes have been flying over the Turkey-Iraq border to observe military movements, said three U.S. military sources Wednesday. A Turkish army convoy heads toward the Turkey-Iraq border on Monday. Word of the flights comes a day before top-level meetings between U.S. and Turkish government officials and prior to a regional conference aimed at easing tensions between Ankara and Kurdish rebels across Turkey's border with Iraq. Turkey -- which shares its Incirlik air base with U.S. forces -- is a key member of NATO and acts as a vital conduit for U.S. military supplies. Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell confirmed Wednesday that U.S. military and intelligence communities are sharing information with Turkey to help them fight members of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, or PKK, who have made cross-border attacks. See location of key U.S.-Turkish air base »
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"Increased level" of intelligence sharing with Turkey, says Pentagon
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U2s observing military movements amid tensions between Turks, Kurd rebels
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Turkey has threatened full-scale attack on rebels; U.S. relies on Turk air base
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Bush, Rice to meet with Turk officials; Iranian diplomat meets with Iraqi PM | 61,624 | record_train |
@placeholder's first Mars rover will be able to autonomously navigate up to 230 ft (70 metres) a day with no outside guidance from ground control. | At first glance you might think Vince Cable has adjusted pretty well to Mars' hostile environment. Despite the chilly −63 °C temperatures and lack of oxygen, the MP appears relaxed, wearing just a suit and tie. But the Secretary of State for Business is in fact visiting a test yard in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, designed to replicate Mars. The new Airbus Defence Space ‘Mars Yard’ measures 98ft (30 metres) by 43ft (13 metres) and contains more than 300 tonnes of sand meaning engineers can test the next generation of vehicles destined to explore the red planet. Explorer? British Business Secretary Vince Cable stands with the 'Bridget' rover on the Mars Yard at Airbus Defence and Space in Stevenage. The Mars Yard provides a test bed area for prototype rover vehicles that may be used to obtain data from the surface of Mars
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The new Airbus Defence and Space 'Mars Yard' has been unveiled at the company's complex in Hertfordshire and features 300tonnes of sand
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The yard will be used to test the autonomous navigation system of Europe's next generation ExoMars rover
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Manufacture of the rover will begin early in 2015 and mission launch is planned for 2018 | 61,625 | record_train |
They began to carry @placeholder bags in their Nashville store and in 2009, the two companies collaborated on a bag for the J. | (CNN) -- Emil and Leslie Congdon have just one goal, really: Run the best bag company in the world. It might sound like a stretch for a company of three people operating out of a 1,300-square-foot workshop in Nashville. But Emil Congdon, a self-trained leather craftsman and unabashed perfectionist, doesn't see the point in striving for anything less. "There are a lot of people making stuff; you have to be unique and offer something different. You just have to make it better," said the 33-year-old father of three, who runs the company, Emil Erwin, with his wife, Leslie. "The world doesn't need another widget; it needs a better widget."
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Emil and Leslie Congdon launched bag and accessories company Emil Erwin in 2009
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The line has drawn attention from customers worldwide and retailers Barneys and J. Crew
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"I want to grow, but I'm not going to grow for the sake of growth," Emil Congdon says | 61,626 | record_train |
'I look forward to the ideas that @placeholder will recommend in due course for how we can begin to turn this tide globally.' | Superbugs could claim the lives of 10 million people each year, as well as hundreds of trillions of dollars by 2050, a new report has warned today. Vicious infections resistant to drugs already kill hundreds of thousands of people across the globe every year. But a review by economist Jim O'Neill claims the trend is set to get worse if urgent action is not taken. Mr O'Neill heads the Review on Antimicrobial Resistance, which was set up in July by Prime Minister David Cameron and publishes its findings today. Antimicrobials are a class of drugs that includes antibiotics, antivirals, antiparasitics and antifungals.
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Review on Antimicrobial Resistance published its first report today
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Chair Jim O'Neill was appointed by David Cameron earlier this year
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Report warns superbugs could kill 10 million people worldwide by 2050
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And they could cost the world's economy $100 trillion (£63.6 trillion)
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Antimicrobials include antibiotics, antivirals, antiparasitics and antifungals
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Urgent action is needed to ensure predictions do not come to fruition
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E-coli, which causes food poisoning, already showing worrying resistance | 61,627 | record_train |
Murdered: @placeholder was the victim of a gay hate crime | One of the teachers of slain schoolboy Lawrence King - the 15-year-old who was shot twice in the head for asking another male student to be his Valentine - has created shock and anger among activists for saying that she 'relates' to King's killer. The claims were made last night in Marta Cunningham's powerful new documentary Valentine Road, which aired on HBO and follows the dual stories of King - a flamboyant African-American with transgender issues, who would wear make-up and dresses - and Brandon McInerney, a 14-year-old from a troubled white home with a budding interest in no-Nazism. The day after King asked McInery to be his Valentine, McInery walked into their school in Oxnard, a small farming town in California, loaded with a pistol and murdered King in a computer lab.
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Lawrence King, known as Larry, was 15 when he was shot twice in the head at school by Brandon McInery, 14, who King asked to be his Valentine
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Emotional new documentary tells the story of how a small town rallied behind McInery, naming him the victim
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Teacher Shirley Brown, one of King's confidante's, says she 'could see herself in the same position'
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Juror says McInery was solving a 'terrible problem' because King was a cross-dresser | 61,628 | record_train |
The three month prison sentence has outraged Mr @placeholder's family and supporters. | Jailed: A Zimbabwean man has been jailed for likening a fellow pub-goer to president Robert Mugabe's bottom A Zimbabwean man has been jailed for three months for likening a fellow pub-goer to president Robert Mugabe's bottom. Clemence Zikhali was imprisoned after a court ruled that he had broken the country's strict insult laws by calling the man 'a Mugabe's a***'. Mr Zikhali claimed in court that he had meant the comment as a joke and that he had not intended to offend the president. However, magistrate Sheila Nazombe rejected the claims and convicted the cement factory labourer of 'behaviour likely to cause public disorder'.
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Clemence Zikhali for calling the man 'a Mugabe's a***'
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A court ruled that he had broken the country's strict insult laws
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Mr Zikhali made the remark at a bar in the small town of Gwanda | 61,629 | record_train |
"FIFA aims to distribute the highest quality coverage of its international tournaments to as wide an audience as possible," said @placeholder in a statement to CNN. | (CNN)It's one of the biggest sporting events on the planet and in a growing market for new fans, football's global governing body has cut a media rights deal for the 2026 World Cup over a decade ahead of the tournament. FIFA extended its North American media rights agreements -- handing Fox the English language deal and NBCUniversal's Telemundo the Spanish language rights -- for an event in which the 2026 host nation has still to be determined. "These agreements guarantee wide distribution for FIFA tournaments across the U.S. and Canada," said FIFA Director of TV Niclas Ericson in a statement.
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Fox Sports wins rights to broadcast 2026 World Cup in USA
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FIFA refuses to comment that Fox faced no competition
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Fox previously against moving 2022 World Cup to Qatari winter
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She ran for Senate in 1994 and won, "becoming the first woman in @placeholder history to serve in both houses of the state legislature and both houses of Congress," her Senate Web site notes. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe has shown throughout her career that when it comes to voting, it's her principles and constituents that guide her, not her party. Sen. Olympia Snowe has received overwhelming support from her constituents in past elections. Those principles, analysts note, are guiding her to find a compromise on health care reform currently stalemated in Congress. Jennifer Duffy, who follows the Senate for the Cook Political Report, said Snowe's independent streak is "not new behavior for her." "I think they [Republicans] also realize that the only reason that the state of Maine has two Republican senators at all is the fact that they are very independent-minded and they vote their state," she said, referring to Snowe and Sen. Susan Collins.
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Sen. Olympia Snowe is one of two GOP senators from Maine
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Snowe has said she is guided by principles and constituents, not her party
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Analyst: Snowe's independent streak is "not new behavior for her"
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Those talks move at a glacial pace because the @placeholder sees nuclear weapons as its only means of regime survival. | (CNN) -- Hyperbolic North Korean threats of war are not new. What is new is the intensity and persistence of those threats this time around. Add to that an untested 29-year-old leader who is suddenly a four-star general with lots to prove. How does this end? Consider these three possibilities: 1. What Kim Jong Un hopes: North Korean threats continue to escalate. Pyongyang renews earlier threats to transfer its "nuclear deterrent capability" to third parties in the Middle East and declares South Korean waters west of the peninsula an open fire zone. The South Korean stock market plummets. Chinese leaders begin to panic about instability on their border. Washington is desperate to set aside the North Korea problem while dealing with a parallel crisis in Iran. The North proposes negotiations on a peace treaty formally ending the Korean War, but only if international sanctions imposed on the regime after their previous nuclear and missile tests are suspended.
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Michael Green: North Korea more threatening than usual; three scenarios may play out
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1. Nuke threats grow; regime will get U.S. to lift sanctions; regime returns to same tactics
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2. China will turn on North, cut it off; Kim will lose power; North and South reunite sans nukes
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Growing group: Arianna and her husband (left) married in July, just two months before Ayla and @placeholder (middle) tied the knot | By Margot Peppers for MailOnline Former Massachusetts senator Scott Brown's elder daughter Ayla married her longtime love this weekend at their home in Nashville, Tennessee. The country music singer, 26, got engaged to boyfriend Keith Weiser, 29, on New Year's Eve after he popped the question while she was performing onstage in Massachusetts. And the couple looked happy as ever as they tied the knot on Saturday in front of 150 guests, with Ayla wearing cowboy boots under her strapless bridal gown to add some country flare. Wedding bells: Ayla Brown, 26, the elder daughter of former Massachusetts senator Scott Brown, married her longtime love Keith Weiser this weekend at their home in Nashville, Tennessee
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The former Republican Senator's younger daughter, Arianna, got married in July to one of his ex-staffers, Jim Hendry
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She added that @placeholder has worked in state government for more than 20 years, and has had a clean record. | (CNN) -- The chairman of Tennessee's Democratic Party wants a Republican legislative aide fired for sending out a "reprehensible" e-mail depicting President Obama as two cartoonish white eyes peering from a black background. Sherri Goforth, a Tennessee state senator's aide, said she mistakenly sent the image "to the wrong list of people." Obama's image is in the last square of a collage containing portraits of the previous 43 U.S. presidents. The e-mail, which was sent to other GOP staff members, was posted on the Internet Monday. Sherri Goforth, an administrative assistant to state Sen. Diane Black, R-Gallatin, has admitted she sent the e-mail May 28 with the title "Historical Keepsake Photo." She said, without elaborating, that she mistakenly sent it "to the wrong list of people."
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E-mail shows U.S. presidents; Obama depicted as white eyes on black background
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It was sent by aide to Diane Black, head of Tennessee Senate Republican Caucus
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Aide says she sent it to "the wrong list of people;" Black says she won't be fired
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Tennessee Democrats call the e-mail "racist smear," call for aide to be fired | 61,634 | record_train |
While @placeholder said she didn't know whether Taylor was the source of the diamonds, she testified she gave them the next day to Ractliffe, a friend who at the time was the head of the children's fund. | Johannesburg, South Africa (CNN) -- The man who accepted three uncut diamonds from supermodel Naomi Campbell and held them privately for years is stepping down as a trustee of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, the fund said. Jeremy Ractliffe will not run for reelection as a trustee at the end of this month, the fund said Wednesday. He is also resigning immediately as a board member with the U.S. affiliate of the fund, it said. Ractliffe came under international scrutiny in early August when Campbell testified at the trial of former Liberian President Charles Taylor. She was asked about reports that Taylor gave her uncut diamonds in 1997, a story that prosecutors hoped to use as evidence to prove Taylor used "blood diamonds" to fund a brutal civil war in Sierra Leone.
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Jeremy Ractliffe held on to diamonds given to him by Naomi Campbell
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The diamonds allegedly came from former Liberian President Charles Taylor
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Before she died, @placeholder reportedly asked her attackers ‘why are you doing this to me?’ according to Rieb. | By Belinda Robinson and Snejana Farberov A teenage couple from Colorado accused of murdering the boy's grandfather and killing and dismembering his grandmother for his inheritance could face the death penalty. Prosecutors are actively seeking the maximum penalty for Brendan Johnson, 20, and his girlfriend, 18-year-old Cassandra Rieb from Colorado, who allegedly strangled Charles and Shirley Severance, both 70, to death at their home in Sterling in May. Police say Rieb told them Johnson wanted to inherit their house and $20,000 from their checking account. Scroll down for video 'Criminal duo': Brendan Johnson, 19 (left), and his girlfriend, Cassandra Rieb, 18 (right), could face the death penalty for allegedly murdering the boy's grandparents in order to get their hands on $20,000
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Prosecutors seeking the death penalty for Brendan Johnson, 20, and Cassandra Rieb, 18, from Colorado
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They are charged with killing Johnson's grandparents Charles and Shirley Severance, both 70
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Police say Johnson repeatedly stabbed and then strangled his grandmother with a string before burning her body
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Unilever is also named by the @placeholder for experiments involving | By Fiona Macrae Science Correspondent and Nicola Rowe Rabbits, piglets and mice are being killed when heavily pregnant, injected with deadly bacteria and bled to death by food firms testing fashionable superfoods, it has emerged. The experiments involve food giants including KitKat maker Nestle, Unilever - the owners of PG tips - Knorr, Hellmann’s and Yakult, the maker of probiotic drinks. Food companies stress that animals are used as little as possible and are cared for to the highest standard. According to the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV) animals including rabbits, rats, mice and piglets suffered as a result of the growing fascination with so-called 'superfoods'
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Nestle, Unilever, Knorr, Hellmann's and Yakult accused of animal testing
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Campaign group claims tests were not to assess food safety but to allow the companies to make health claims about their products | 61,637 | record_train |
It was not immediately clear how many of the 110 million @placeholder users who were still suffering problems Monday morning. | Sony has announced that its PlayStation Network is back online after a three-day hack-attack, but millions of users are still experiencing problems. On Monday morning, the service suffered connection problems for the fourth day in a row following the attack, allegedly by a hacker activist group known as Lizard Squad. PlayStation Network, which has 110million accounts worldwide was attacked by the group, which also targeted Microsoft Corp's Xbox Live, on Christmas Day. Under attack: Sony's PlayStation Network, which has 110million user accounts, was still suffering connection problems on Monday, four days after the initial hacker attack 'We are currently experiencing widespread network issues that are being addressed,' Sony said in a statement on PlayStation's maintenance website.
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PlayStation Network and XBox Live both hacked over Christmas
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Sony's PlayStation Network has 110million accounts worldwide
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Network was back online after 72 hours, but millions face disruptions | 61,638 | record_train |
Later that summer, Al-Jazeera aired a videotape purportedly showing the execution of Maupin, but @placeholder officials haven't confirmed the identity of the person on the tape. | (CNN) -- After nearly four years of hoping, waiting and praying, an Ohio family learned Sunday their missing son died in Iraq. A 2004 memorial at Glen Este High School in Ohio in honor of Sgt. Keith Matthew Maupin. "It hurts -- it really hurts. You go through four years of hope," said Carolyn Maupin, whose son, Staff Sgt. Keith Matthew Maupin, was captured by insurgents in April 2004. "It's like a letdown to me. I'm trying to get through that right now." His father, Keith Maupin, said military officials informed the family Sunday afternoon that the remains of the 24-year-old Army reservist had been identified.
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Staff Sgt. Keith Matthew Maupin's remains were found, U.S. military says
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Maupin appeared in video aired by Al-Jazeera, saying he was husband, father
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His convoy came under attack near Baghdad International Airport in 2004
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The body of another convoy soldier, Sgt. Elmer Krause, was found that year | 61,639 | record_train |
Predictably, wearily, it feels like it is time for another radical rethink of the English game after the gung-ho approach of City and @placeholder this week. | Each December, when the draw for the second round of the Champions League takes place at UEFA headquarters on the banks of Lake Geneva, the ties always look so appealing for the English sides. There are a few ‘oohs’ and ‘ahhs’ as UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino presides over the draw, but generally we are cocksure about the English teams chances of reaching the quarter-finals. When Manchester City draw Barcelona again, we convince ourselves that the Catalans are not the team who redefined the game when they won the Champions League in 2006, 2009 and again in 2011 at Wembley.
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English sides were tactically outwitted in some Champions League games
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Barcelona and Luis Suarez comfortably dispatched of Manchester City
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Arsenal underestimated Monaco and were brutally punished
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They never suspected that thousands of Russians would chant anti-Ukrainian war slogans in the streets of @placeholder. | (CNN) -- When Russian Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu stated that the Russian troops along Ukraine's borders were only conducting "training exercises" and have no "intention to cross Ukraine's borders or to engage in any aggressive actions," Ukrainians rolled their eyes. And when President Vladimir Putin told Ukrainians "Don't believe those who terrify you with Russia, who shout that other regions will follow Crimea. We do not want Ukraine's division. ... We want Ukraine to be a strong, sovereign, and self-sufficient state," Ukrainians shrugged. The problem is, even if Putin and Shoigu were being sincere, Moscow has lost all credibility among most Ukrainians and the international community. After three weeks of aggressive Russian behavior and the possibility of existential annihilation, Ukrainians, like Israelis, prefer to think in terms of worst-case scenarios. After all, they blithely assumed Russia would never attack -- and then Russia seized Crimea.
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Alexander Motyl: Ukrainians don't believe Russia's assurances it will not invade
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He says people are buying guns, leaving town, packing suitcases to be ready for war
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Motyl: Ukraine is beefing up its decimated defense; sending troops, tanks to borders
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Motyl: This may be Putin's worst strategic move, alienating other small, nearby nations | 61,641 | record_train |
The overwhelming majority were young voters, many of whom said they attended because of @placeholder's wife, a mother of three. | TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- Dancing in public is not allowed in Iran, but thousands could hardly contain themselves at a recent presidential campaign rally in the capital city, Tehran. Supporters hope Zahra Rahnavard will become Iran's future first lady. On this day, the deafening cheers were not for presidential hopeful Mir Hossein Mousavi, but rather for his wife -- a woman some are calling Iran's Michelle Obama. The comparisons to the first lady of the United States stem from the role Zahra Rahnavard is playing in her husband's quest for the presidency. Never in the history of Iranian presidential elections has a candidate put his wife in the forefront of his campaign.
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Wife of presidential hopeful Mir Hossein Mousavi generates huge crowds
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"This is the first time after the Revolution we see a lady behind the president"
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‘Sam has said Ravel is not part of his plans but we do - as a board - see him as part of our plans,’ @placeholder said last week. | Sam Allardyce appears to have fallen into line with the West Ham board over the future of Ravel Morrison - if the midfielder works hard enough. The 21-year-old looked to be set for a season on the fringes of the Hammers' first-team with Allardyce unconvinced by the attitude of the former Manchester United youngster. But co-chairman David Sullivan publicly disagreed with Allardyce, insisting the club were keen to tie Morrison down to a long-term contract. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Morrison score two outrageous goals in England training Another chance? It seems Ravel Morrison could be back in the fold this season for West Ham
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@placeholder had been due to appear, but was deemed to be too ill | The South African man who shot Anni Dewani dead on her honeymoon in Cape Town has died in prison from brain cancer. Xolile Mngeni was handed a life sentence in 2012 after being found guilty of hijacking a cab that Anni and her husband Shrien were riding in, before shooting her in the neck. In July this year it was reported that he was due to be freed from prison on compassionate grounds after 11 doctors signed a waiver saying he didn't have long to live, but the attempt failed. Scroll down for video Xolile Mngeni, the man who shot Anni Dewani dead in Cape Town while she was on her honeymoon with husband Shrien Dewani, has died of brain cancer
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Xolile Mngeni, the man who shot bride Anni Dewani dead, has died of cancer
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Mngeni was sentenced to life in prison in 2012 for killing Anni in Cape Town
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He was diagnosed with tumour in 2011 and was in hospital again this year
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In July doctors said he did not have long to live and asked for early release
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He also wrote specifically about @placeholder, criticizing Trump and his legal undertakings. | New York (CNN) -- Donald Trump is seeking $400,000 in damages from a Brooklyn man over four websites that use the real estate mogul's name and brand. Attorneys representing Trump filed a countersuit against J. Taikwok Yung, 33, at the U.S. District Court in Brooklyn on Thursday, seeking damages for "federal cybersquatting." That's defined by the Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act as "the registration as domain names of well-known trademarks by nontrademark holders who then try to sell the names back to the trademark owners." Trump "has spent his career establishing his famous name and brand and is not going to sit by idly and allow a pathetic squatter like Mr. Yung to infringe on his well-established rights." Alexis Robinson, intellectual property counsel for the Trump Organization, wrote in an e-mail to CNN.
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Donald Trump files countersuit seeking $400,000 from J. Taikwok Yung of Brooklyn
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Yung filed a complaint in 2011 seeking to keep four Trump-related domain names
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Memorandum filed on Thursday calls Yung a "brazen" and "unrepentant" cybersquatter
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At 28, Garfield's slightly older than @placeholder was when he played Peter Parker in 2002, but his combination of fresh-faced innocence, nervous agitation and wry humor is immediately appealing. | (CNN) -- When it comes to rebooting Marvel's tale of an adolescent web crawler, Sony seems more than happy to sing the same old song with today's release of "The Amazing Spider-Man." Only 10 years have passed since Tobey Maguire started swinging through the urban jungle in "Spider-Man," and now Andrew Garfield is stepping into his flight path in what often feels like a straight-up remake. Considering how important the idea of evolution is to this story, is it unreasonable to expect something more inventive than the same origin tale? Note to Sony: The entire planet saw Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man," and you guys know this better than anyone! Copping iconic scenes from "Superman," "Batman" and "King Kong" only makes matters worse.
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"The Amazing Spider-Man" sings the same old song as its predecessors
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And I think everybody is frightened because for the first time -- at least in my memory -- people like @placeholder are saying that this is not a good thing. | (CNN) -- Viewers have learned that television's no-nonsense Judge Judy cuts through the bull and gets to the heart of the matter. Judge Judy says Americans have the fortitude to get through this economic crisis. On Monday night's "Larry King Live," Judge Judy turned her sharp legal mind to matters of the economy, sharing why she thinks Americans have what it takes to navigate the hard months ahead. And she also has some advice for President Obama and sharp-worded assessments of Bernie Madoff and AIG bonuses. The following transcript has been edited for brevity and clarity: Larry King, host: The polls show the public worried about the economy. You had Warren Buffett on, and we had him on. And he called it an economic Pearl Harbor. When you look around, what's your take?
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Judge Judy tells Larry King that Americans can buckle down, get through crisis
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Obama shouldn't vilify the rich, but appeal to their sense of social duty, she says
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Judge Judy on Bernie Madoff: "I think he has the ego the size of Noah's ark"
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If civil servants have to take furloughs, AIG execs can give up bonuses, she says | 61,647 | record_train |
CNN: You also own a clothing boutique in Nashville called @placeholder. | LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Holly Williams is one of the only artists in country music male or female who doesn't have a stylist. But then again, she might be the only entertainer in Nashville who owns a clothing boutique. Holly Williams is daughter of musician Hank Williams Jr. and granddaughter of musician Hank Williams Sr. The chic women's store is named H. Audrey after her maternal grandmother, who was the first wife of the late country music icon Hank Williams. Holly's father is Bocephus -- the legendary hellraiser and three-time CMA Entertainer of the Year otherwise known as Hank Williams Jr.
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Country music scion Holly Williams has new album out, "Here With Me"
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Williams is daughter of Hank Jr., granddaughter of Hank Sr.
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Williams sings country, but influenced by '70s singer-songwriters | 61,648 | record_train |
Top target: Adam Lallana (right) is wanted by @placeholder this summer | By Dominic King Follow @@DominicKing_DM Brendan Rodgers has outlined his vision to take Liverpool forward and is targeting up to five quality additions to bolster his squad. Though Rodgers has vowed to fight until the final whistle on Sunday, he has conceded Liverpool’s hopes of winning their first title since 1990 have almost been extinguished after only taking one point from their last two games against Chelsea and Crystal Palace. But wherever Liverpool finish this campaign, Rodgers is aware that improvements need to be made to the squad during the summer and believes the fact they can guarantee Champions League football will give them a considerable lure.
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Adam Lallana and Steven Caulker are among Liverpool's top targets
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Brendan Rodgers wants to bolster squad for Champions League | 61,649 | record_train |
The number of BBC staff sent to South Africa was far greater than its rivals, including @placeholder which reportedly despatched just nine crew to cover proceedings | By Daily Mail Reporter Nearly three times as many BBC staff have been sent to cover Nelson Mandela's death than all of its rival British broadcasters put together, it has been revealed. The corporation sent a total of 140 presenters and crew members to South Africa, while Sky News had the second highest number of the British broadcasters with 15. The BBC said it expected to have deployed about 120 journalists, technicians and support staff to work on the story over a ten-day period. The BBC World Service is also reported to have sent a further 20 staff, whose expenses will not be paid for by licence-fee payers.
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ITV has sent just nine staff to cover iconic leader's death in South Africa
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BBC has received 1,695 complaints about its 'excessive' coverage
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Amanda Knox (right) is reportedly engaged to her childhood friend, musician @placeholder (left) | Amanda Knox was spotted in Seattle running errands on Valentine’s Day weekend for the first time since news of her engagement broke. The 27-year-old bride did a bit of shopping, while her musician fiancé Colin Sutherland went to work. Knox, who was not wearing an engagement ring, was seen walking through Chinatown on Valentine's Day before going for a curry with a female friend. During the first part of her outing, Knox was sporting a casual ensemble composed of a maxi red skirt paired with a black blouse, an olive-green parka lined with fur and lace-up ankle boots. Scroll down for videos
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Amanda Knox spent Valentine's Day weekend away from her fiance, who was reportedly working
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She strolled through Chinatown in Seattle, went out for curry with a female friend, did some food shopping and stopped by a Goodwill store
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Knox was engaged last week to musician Colin Sutherland, who she's known since middle school. No date has been set for the nuptials
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Knox's last known boyfriend was also a musician - classical guitarist James Terrano, who she reportedly lived with in Seattle, Washington
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The case surrounding the 2007 murder of British national Meredith Kercher is still not over in Italy
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Despite vague criticisms, Romney is on record supporting @placeholder's plan to remove American forces. | (CNN) -- Just moments after Mitt Romney triumphantly introduced Congressman Paul Ryan to American voters on the deck of the battleship USS Wisconsin, I happened to witness a heart-wrenching event on the tarmac of an airport hundreds of miles away: The casket of a fallen service member was returning home to his family in Florida. As I stood silently with a group of passengers watching a small honor guard march to attention, the hearse backing up to the conveyor belt, and the grieving family members holding each other up, I was reminded again that a nation's foreign policy has direct impact on all our lives.
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Frida Ghitis: Presidents face unexpected challenges when it comes to international affairs
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Ghitis: It's hard to find a sharp difference between Romney and Obama in foreign policy
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She says Obama and Romney disagree about the future Pentagon budget
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The Labour Party currently has 41 MPs representing constituencies north of the border which would be banned from voting on any legislation only affecting @placeholder – including education and health policy. | Defeated SNP leader Alex Salmond this morning accused Westminster of ‘tricking’ Scottish voters into rejecting separation - and suggested the country could declare independence without a referendum. He said the No campaign’s last minute promise of more powers for Holyrood had swayed voters – and accused David Cameron, Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband of reneging on their word. But the outgoing First Minister, who dramatically announced he was stepping down from the job on Friday, claimed holding a referendum was 'only one of a number of routes' to independence. He said despite last week’s referendum defeat the ‘writing is on the wall’ for the Union. Mr Salmond said: ‘I think the destination is pretty certain, we are only now debating the timescale and the method.’
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Salmond accuses Cameron, Clegg and Miliband of 'reneging' on election vow
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The three party leaders made a pledge to transfer fresh powers to Holyrood
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PM wants 'English votes for English laws' alongside new Scottish powers
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She was found dead at the scene in @placeholder, South London on Tuesday night. | Tragic: Gloria Knowles, who was savaged to death by her daughter's dogs, pictured at Harrington's pie and mash shop, Tooting, where she worked Fresh calls were made for a change in the law today after a great-grandmother was apparently mauled to death by her daughter's dogs in her back garden. The five animals pounced on Gloria Knowles, 71, after she went into the garden to give them their evening meal as a favour to her daughter, Beverley Mason. The widow was badly injured when the dogs – two 'giant' Bordeaux French mastiffs, two American bulldogs and a small mongrel – seemed to suddenly turn on her.
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Gloria Knowles, 71, went next door to feed the animals but was apparently mauled to death
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Neighbours say they heard screaming coming from the garden in Morden, south London
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Five dogs seized: two French Mastiffs, two American bulldogs and a small mongrel
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Smaltz said Sims' success as a model "started the whole whites accepting blacks," paving the way for others, including @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Naomi Sims, one of the world's first black supermodels, has died at the age of 61 after a battle with breast cancer, according to her family. Naomi Sims became an icon of the "Black is Beautiful" movement with her modeling. Alex Erwiah, her brother-in-law, said Sims died Saturday in Newark, New Jersey. Sims was a teenager from Oxford, Mississippi, when she broke fashion industry color barriers on New York runways in 1967. She became an icon of the "Black is Beautiful" movement after she appeared on the cover of Ladies' Home Journal magazine in November 1968. She later graced the covers of Time, Cosmopolitan, McCall's, Life and many other magazines.
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Naomi Sims was one of first black supermodels
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Sims was on notable cover of Ladies' Home Journal in 1968, many other magazines
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This has to be a coalition that is led by @placeholder, not a coalition that leads America. | (CNN) -- President Barack Obama has a remarkable opportunity Wednesday night. The American people have been awakened by the videotaped beheading of two U.S. journalists. Many Americans have also been deeply angered by the killing of Christians and other minorities by the Islamist radicals. Americans increasingly realize that the entire movement of radical Islamism, from Boko Haram in Nigeria through Hamas in Gaza to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is dangerous to Americans and to our civilization. Americans know that 13 years of effort under two presidents have failed to defeat the forces of radical Islamism. In fact, those forces are more powerful, more widespread and more dangerous than they were 13 years ago. Past strategies have failed.
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Newt Gingrich: ISIS has awakened Americans to threat of radical Islamists
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He says President Obama can rally nation in his speech if he answers key questions
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Gingrich says the U.S. needs to lead coalition vs. ISIS, and Congress should vote on it | 61,656 | record_train |
On softer infrastructural issues like education and health, @placeholder ranks 102nd in the world. | New Delhi (CNN) -- He hasn't even been sworn in, yet India's next Prime Minister has already changed the world's biggest democracy. Narendra Modi's stunning, crushing victory at the polls this week reverses a trend that was beginning to define India -- the localization of politics. Since independence in 1947, with each passing year there have been new and increasingly influential regional parties catering to local interests, cultures, languages, beliefs, castes, religions. The result has been a steady dilution of power: in three decades, no single party has been able to form a national government on its own. Instead, New Delhi witnessed the formation of a series of coalitions, sometimes beholden to the whims of fringe members.
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New Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi enters office with a big mandate for change
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Ravi Agrawal says Modi will need to move quickly to carry out his economic program
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He closed the show with: 'We're going to end our show now, thank all our guests and goodnight and god bless @placeholder.' | By Michael Zennie Conan O'Brien isn't usually at a loss for words, but he stammered and appeared visibly shaken on Monday night as he broke the news of Robin Williams death to his studio audience. The late-night host ended his TBS show with a brief tribute to the comedian, who is believed to have hanged himself in his California home after battling depression. 'This is absolutely shocking and horrifying and so upsetting on every level. We're at the end of the show and it felt like we just needed to acknowledge this,' he told his audience. Scroll down for video
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Conan ended his show Monday with a tribute to the comedian, who committed suicide at age 63
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His aides said he was expected in @placeholder later Tuesday. | Manama, Bahrain (CNN) -- A crush of protesters covered the streets of Bahrain's capital Tuesday in an anti-regime protest. Tens of thousands of people marched in the biggest anti-government rally since the public disturbances in the island nation erupted last week, and chants of "No Shia, No Sunni, only Bahraini" and "The regime must go" rang through the multitudes tramping across the center of Manama. The turnout was led by ambulance workers involved in rescuing some of those injured in the assault by security forces last Thursday on the Pearl Roundabout, which has been the epicenter of the Shiite-dominated protest movement.
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Thousands demonstrate in Bahrain
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The government releases a new death toll figure
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The king releases some prisoners and closes cases against several Shiite leaders
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When Winter's group issued a statement in December calling @placeholder's hiring "an act of desperation for a flailing network," Stern responded with a call to Morgan's CNN show. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Shock jock Howard Stern's addition as a judge on NBC's "America's Got Talent" could cost advertisers "countless millions of dollars in customer goodwill," a parents group is warning. "NBC's decision to add Mr. Stern to AGT will likely result in a sharp increase in explicit content, and we urge you to be mindful when considering a media buy," Tim Winter, president of the Parents Television Council, said in a letter to 91 companies that have previously bought time on the show. Stern, whose show is heard on Sirius XM Radio, was hired to replace CNN host Piers Morgan as a judge for the seventh season of the highly rated talent competition. The show, which returns to TV on May 14, is mostly broadcast live.
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NEW: Howard Stern releases video of audience members at a taping in his defense
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Stern will likely bring explicit content to "America's Got Talent," a group warns
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The Parents Television Council aims to protect children from excess in entertainment
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Reports from @placeholder suggested a concrete block had been placed inside the sack to make the body sink, but that this had been dislodged. | By Paul Donnelley A ‘tortured’ corpse washed up on a beach in Spain has been identified as that of missing Briton Francis Brennan. The body of Liverpudlian Francis Brennan who went on the run rather than going to prison for stabbing someone has been found on a Spanish beach Brennan, 25, from Anfield, Liverpool, was last seen in the Costa del Sol town of Javea on January 24 when he was taken away in handcuffs by men posing as Guardia Civil police. His remains were found last weekend wrapped in a bin bag and duct tape washed up on Orihuela Costa beach in Alicante. It was formally identified by Spanish authorities yesterday.
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Francis Brennan, 25, fled the UK after stabbing a man at a pop concert
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Corpse had a severe head wound and was in a bag bound with duct tape
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Body had been in the water for several days and showed signs of torture
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Police said remains in 'advanced state of decomposition'
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One article posted on its website last year was headed '@placeholder fighters in Syria should not concern us', which undoubtedly could be seen as encouraging or justifying terrorism. | Held at an 'art gallery' near London's Euston station, it was one of the most extraordinary and nauseating press conferences of recent times. It had been convened at 3pm on Thursday by the 'human rights' organisation Cage following the identification of masked killer Jihadi John as the Kuwaiti-born Londoner Mohammed Emwazi. For three years, the campaign group had been in close contact with and offered support to Emwazi before he left Britain to fight in Syria in 2012. But rather than express an apology – or even a smidgen of regret – for having failed to turn him away from the path to barbarism, what we witnessed was almost an hour of excuses, accusation and invective against Britain, British society and the British state.
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Cage held a press conference yesterday to discuss identity of Jihadi John
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The group had been in contact with Mohammed Emwazi for three years
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Its bosses did not express any regret for failing to prevent his barbarism
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Obama said he "would try to take us up on that offer," @placeholder noted. | Honolulu, Hawaii (CNN) -- U.S. Navy hospital corpsman Francis Nicola received a unique Christmas gift Thursday: a phone call from his commander in chief. President Obama called Nicola, currently deployed in the Arabian Gulf, to extend a personal holiday greeting, according to a Navy spokesman. Nicola has served on the guided-missile frigate USS Rentz for one year. The Rentz is on an extended eight-month deployment, Public Affairs Officer Corey Barker noted in a statement. "It was a great honor," Nicola said. "The president passed his personal thanks to me and to the crew for our service over the holidays." Obama "started the conversation off asking about my wife and my son Anthony," he added. "He then went on to express his thoughts on being deployed away from them during the holiday period and hoped for my safe return to them in the coming months."
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Obama calls Navy corpsman Francis Nicola at sea to wish him merry Christmas
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Nicola is on board the USS Rentz in the Arabian Gulf
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His commanding officer submitted his name as candidate for presidential call
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Nicola says he invited Obama for burgers and basketball when the Rentz gets home | 61,663 | record_train |
"We require that our suppliers treat all workers with dignity and respect," @placeholder said in a statement. | BEIJING, China (CNN) -- A Chinese factory that makes iPhones said Wednesday that it has suspended several staffers after an employee committed suicide, apparently under duress when a prototype went missing. Foxconn manufactures the popular iPhone for U.S.-based Apple in China. Sun Danyong, 25, jumped off the 12th floor of the Foxconn Science and Technology Group in the southern city of Shenzhen last week. The recent engineering school graduate sent 16 model phones to phone manufacturer, Apple, but only 15 were received, said the state-run newspaper New Beijing Post. Because of the missing phone, Sun was questioned by company officials and -- according to posts on online forums by his friends -- detained, searched and beaten.
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Sun Danyong, 25, jumped off the 12th floor of building in southern city of Shenzhen
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Recent graduate sent 16 model phones to Apple, but only 15 were received
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Apple China said it was awaiting the results of an investigation | 61,664 | record_train |
For decades, Republicans and @placeholder put partisanship and ideology aside to offer some security for job-seekers, even when the unemployment rate was lower than it is today. | (CNN) -- President Barack Obama on Saturday called for bipartisan legislation to extend unemployment insurance, an all-important benefit for the longtime out-of-work. "Just a few days after Christmas, more than 1 million of our fellow Americans lost a vital economic lifeline -- the temporary insurance that helps folks make ends meet while they look for a job," Obama said in his weekly address. "Republicans in Congress went home for the holidays and let that lifeline expire. And for many of their constituents who are unemployed through no fault of their own, that decision will leave them with no income at all."
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Last week Congress failed to continue a law providing nearly a year of unemployment benefits
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Democrats says benefits sustain economic recovery, offer a lifeline to those looking for jobs
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The Mitt-Lefty paradox has a simple explanation: In @placeholder, we tax work. | Phil Mickelson, aka Lefty, is thinking of leaving California and perhaps America because, according to his own reckoning, he is facing tax rates of 62% or 63%. Mickelson, probably the second-most-famous professional golfer in the world after Tiger Woods, later backed off from his initial comments about making "drastic changes." Reports suggest that Mickelson earned more than $60 million in 2012. In that sense, he appears to be doing better than the Romneys, and perhaps you are not all that sympathetic to him. The Romneys (remember them?) paid so little tax. In 2011, Mitt and Ann Romney paid federal taxes of $2 million on reported income of $14 million, for an effective tax rate of 14%, all roughly. The Romneys even had to foreswear taking all of their available charitable deductions to make their tax rate seem so high for appearance's sake.
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Golf star Phil Mickelson is thinking of leaving California to avoid paying high taxes
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Edward McCaffery: Lefty has a point -- high tax rates create disincentives
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He says the problem is that we tax work, not wealth; this is is backward
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McCaffery: We should be taxing the act of spending, not that of work and savings | 61,666 | record_train |
But 25 per cent said armed groups in the @placeholder should give up their weapons after the blockade ends and elections are held. | As a bombed-out neighbourhood lies in a mass of broken stone and twisted metal in the background, a young boy sits amid the rubble of what was once his home in Gaza. These images reveal the startling reality of life in the area following the 50-day war with Israel as the region begins to recover from the fighting. A week after a cease-fire halted the war, families in Gaza have been returning to their homes shelled by Israel during Operation Protective Edge. Israel and Hamas agreed to an open-ended truce last Tuesday. The ceasefire brought an immediate end to the fighting but left key issues unresolved, such as Hamas' demand for the lifting of an Israel-Egyptian blockade of Gaza and the reopening of Gaza's air and seaports.
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Families in Gaza return to their devastated homes a week after ceasefire stopped the 50-day war with Israel
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Attacks damaged or destroyed thousands of Gaza homes with an estimated 250,000 people taking refuge in schools
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Hamas and other Gaza militants fired 4,591 rockets and mortars at Israeli cities during the fighting, mostly in the south. The Israeli military, meanwhile, carried out more than 5,000 airstrikes and other attacks
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Palestinian militants from the Popular Front for the Liberation Of Palestine take part in a rally a week after cease-fire | 61,667 | record_train |
Majestic: @placeholder was taking her pictures as she was seated with the cub on a termite mound. | By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 05:48 EST, 22 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:04 EST, 23 April 2013 When dinnertime arrives on the sun-scorched savannah of Kenya's Maasai Mara, you either fight for your life or your livelihood... but it doesn't always go according to plan. As this incredible series of photographs show, there is one kind of free dinner that likes being free, and will fight hoof and tail to keep it that way. So when Malaika the cheetah tried to hunt down a young wildebeest, the plucky calf stood its ground and gave the predator a nasty surprise. Tables turned: As this incredible series of photographs show, there is one kind of free dinner that likes being free, and will fight hoof and tail to keep it that way
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The series of photographs were taken by British photographer Manoj Shah in Kenya's Maasai Mara
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He had been tracking Malaika the cheetah for several days when he saw her chase down a young wildebeest
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But the wildebeest refused to lie down and fought back in a ferocious fight for life and livelihood
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That's the deal @placeholder has offered to a larger but different group of people, including countless hundreds of thousands of adults who have had children after sneaking into the United States. | Texas Governor Greg Abbott said Sunday that his state's border with Mexico is so porous that 'more than 20,000' illegal immigrants have crossed it since January 1. The startling claim comes as congressional Republicans are pushing hard against President Obama's 'executive amnesty' plan that would mainstream more than 5 million people who are in the U.S. illegally. 'We all saw what happened on the Texas border last summer, but we need to understand that the problem is not going away,' Abbott said on the CBS show 'Face the Nation.' 'Already this calendar year, since January 1, we have had more than 20,000 people come across the border, apprehended, unauthorized. And so we have an ongoing problem on the border that Congress must step up and solve.'
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Texas is ground zero for the illegal immigration fight
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Gov. Greg Abbott says he will increase the number of his own state-based troops who will patrol the border – something the White House won't do
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President Obama announced a plan in 2014 to mainstream 5 million illegal immigrants by giving them work permits and Social Security numbers
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The company believes there is about 200 trillion cubic feet of gas under the ground just within its license area in @placeholder. | Britain's government lifted its ban on a controversial mining process known as hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, Thursday, allowing companies to continue their exploration of shale gas reserves. Energy Secretary Edward Davey said the decision was subject to new controls to limit the risks of seismic activity. A halt was called to fracking last year after two small earthquakes in Lancashire, northwestern England, where Cuadrilla Resources was exploring for shale gas. The process involves pumping millions of gallons of water and chemicals into shale formations deep beneath the Earth's surface, causing the fracturing of the rock and the release of natural gas.
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Fracking can be done "safely and sensibly," the chief executive of Cuadrilla says
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Measures must be put in place to limit the risk of triggering earthquakes, government says
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Fracking was halted last year after it caused two small tremors in northwestern England
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@placeholder appears in front of MPs at the transport select committee at | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 03:01 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 07:29 EST, 23 October 2012 Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin today said the cancellation of the West Coast franchise is 'deeply regrettable' Ministers spent £1million preparing to take charge of the West Coast main line from Whitehall before resorting to pleading with Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin trains to continue running his trains. Five civil servants drew up a plan for the lucrative line from London to Scotland to be renationalised after the collapse of the franchise competition which had been won by Virgin’s rival FirstGroup.
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FirstGroup won competition to take over running Britain's busiest rail route from Virgin but deal was scrapped after 'significant' flaws were found
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Five civil servants worked on plans for route to be renationalised and run by government's Directly Operated Railways
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Transport Secretary Patrick McLoughlin is now in talks with Sir Richard to carry on running services while he sorts out the mess | 61,671 | record_train |
He added: 'I have been honoured to serve athletics alongside @placeholder, with my colleagues and friends. | Sergey Bubka, the former Olympic pole vault champion from Ukraine, has confirmed he will stand against Sebastian Coe for the presidency of the IAAF. Bubka is, like Coe, currently a vice-president of athletics' international governing body and has long coveted the chance to succeed long-standing president Lamine Diack, who steps down in August. The 51-year-old, who made an unsuccessful bid for the presidency of the International Olympic Committee in 2013, said: 'I am seeking the IAAF presidency to give something back to the world of athletics which has given so many opportunities to me throughout my life.' Sergey Bubka, the former Olympic pole vault champion from Ukraine, will stand for the IAAF presidency
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IAAF president Lamine Diack will step down in August 2015
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Sergey Bubka has announced his decision to stand for the presidency
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Monochrome: Kate wore Jane Taylor hat, carried a white box clutch bag and wore @placeholder shoes | She's eight months pregnant but Kate can still carry off a striking style statement. The Duchess of Cambridge cut a fashion-forward figure as she appeared at Southampton Docks this morning to christen the Royal Princess. Forgoing maternity clothes yet again, Kate looked chic in a £169 mac from High Street store Hobbs. The water-resistant coat was the ideal choice for the blustery conditions at the waterside where Kate listened to a brass band play out before smashing a £1,250 Nebuchadnezzar - a 15 litre bottle of champagne the equivalent of 20 regular 75cl bottles - on the ship's hull. She paired her coat with a sinemay hat with bow detail from royal favourite milliner Jane Taylor and black court shoes.
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Kate wore £169 coat as she arrived at Southampton Docks this morning
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Coat was available in all but two sizes as she appeared...
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Kate accessorised with Jane Taylor hat and LK Bennett shoes
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Engagement is last Kate will carry out solo before July due date
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Indeed, this is the largest mobilization of Japanese forces since @placeholder | (CNN) -- Japan has more than 50 nuclear power plants and had planned to build two dozen more by 2030, according to a professor who has written on Japanese energy and security policy. Japan relies heavily on nuclear power because of a lack of resources for other energy forms. CNN.com spoke with Richard J. Samuels, the director of MIT's Center for International Studies, about Japan's nuclear power history. Below is a transcript of that conversation: Question: Why did Japan so readily turn to nuclear power when the country experienced the terrible effects of nuclear radiation when it was bombed during World War II?
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Japan turned to nuclear power because of a lack of resources for other energy forms
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Expert: Japan has 54 nuclear power plants, had planned two dozen more by 2030
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Tumultuous: @placeholder and Brynn Hartman were married for 11 years before she fatally shot him as he slept in 1998, then hours later shot herself | By Alex Greg for MailOnline The third wife of beloved TV comic actor Phil Hartman, who shot him dead in a murder-suicide in 1998, wrote a venomous four-page letter to his former wife threatening to 'rip [her] eyes out.' For the first time since Hartman's death 17 years ago, the events leading up to his untimely death are being revealed in a new book, You Might Remember Me: The Life and Times of Phil Hartman. One episode related by Hartman's second wife Lisa Strain proved a terrifying portent of the fury that would see him die at the hands of Brynn Hartman.
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Phil Hartman's third wife Brynn Hartman wrote a vitriol-filled letter to his second wife Lisa Strain
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Strain had written the couple a card congratulating them on the birth of their first child
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Brynn threatened Strain's life and said if she contacted her again, she'd 'rip [her] eyes out'
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Ten years after she sent the letter to Strain, Brynn shot Phil Hartman dead as he slept
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In 2005, @placeholder launched a campaign through the country's media and its mosques to educate Saudi citizens about the danger of extremism. | (CNN)For more than nine years on the throne, Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah faced a tough balancing act. Calls to modernize his kingdom were constant. So, too, were objections from hard-line conservatives who chafed at change. Supporters hailed Abdullah, who died Friday at age 90, as a reformer. And in the United States, leaders have long described him as a close ally in the Middle East who played a key role in bringing stability to the region. He famously held hands with President George W. Bush as the two leaders met in Texas in 2005. With the wealth of his oil-rich nation behind him, Abdullah wielded far-reaching influence both inside and outside Saudi Arabia.
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Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah has died after more than nine years on the throne
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Supporters hailed him as a reformer; critics say conservative forces held him back
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Honestly, you must see this goal - @placeholder barely swings his left foot at it but he arrows a volley straight into the top left-hand corner. | Aaron Ramsey scored a stunning brace against Galatasaray as Arsenal ran out comfortable winners in Istanbul. Lukas Podolski also scored two as the Gunners won away from home in their final Champions League group game for the first time since 1999. Here, Sportsmail gives their player ratings. ARSENAL Wojciech Szczesny 6 The goalkeeper didn't have too much to do but came out for a cross which he missed, showing there was a little bit of rust present. Relatively composed on his return though. Lukas Podolski rifles in Arsenal's opening goal after just three minutes against Galatasaray Mathieu Debuchy 8 (Stefan O'Connor 77mins)
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Lukas Podolski scored in the third minute for Arsenal in Turkey
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Aaron Ramsey doubled Arsenal's lead shortly afterwards
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The Welshman scored a magnificent second goal before half time
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Podolski added his second in the final minute of the game
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Jessica created 3,000 @placeholder before she passed away this January. | (CNN) -- Jessica Rees was diagnosed with a brain tumor at age 11, and she and her parents would drive to the hospital every day to receive outpatient treatment. "One day we were leaving, and she just simply asked us, 'When do all the other kids come home?'" said her father, Erik. When Jessica found out that many of them would have to stay at the hospital, she wanted to help "make them happier, because I know they're going through a lot, too," she said. So she started making JoyJars -- containers full of toys, stickers, crayons, anything that might brighten a child's day.
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Three youngsters were honored this month along with the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2012
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Jessica Rees made special "JoyJars" to bring happiness to young cancer patients
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Will Lourcey and his friends are finding fun ways to raise money to fight hunger
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Cassandra Lin's group collects used cooking oil and uses it to help people heat their homes | 61,678 | record_train |
When asked about the origins of its value water, a @placeholder spokesman initially offered a completely inaccurate explanation. | Supermarkets are selling bottled tap water to millions of unsuspecting customers. Bottles of Tesco ‘Everyday Value Still Water’ and Asda ‘Smartprice Still Water’ are sitting on shelves alongside big brands of mineral water such as Evian and Perrier. However, there is no explanation on the label of these supermarket brands that the contents are simply tap water. Display: Asda's 17p Still Water next to other, more well-known, mineral waters On the face of it, the supermarket water, which costs 17p for a two-litre bottle, offers remarkable value compared with the big brands. In reality it is no more than a filtered version of the mains water that comes out of the tap at a cost of just a third of a penny a litre.
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Tesco start by saying the water originates from France - then admit it's from UK mains
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regulations when @placeholder officials boarded it, security minister Jose Raul Mulino said. | By Helen Lawson PUBLISHED: 03:43 EST, 18 July 2013 | UPDATED: 04:16 EST, 18 July 2013 North Korea has urged Panama to release a ship and its crew caught smuggling arms from Cuba to the secretive state. Panama stopped the ship last week and seized missiles and fighter jets found buried under bags of sugar after a stand-off with the North Korean crew. The 35 men, who have been charged with trafficking undeclared arms, tried to resist arrest while the captain had a heart attack and attempted to slit his own throat. Scroll down for video North Korea has demanded that the Chong Chon Gang and its 35-strong crew be released from Panama, where the ship was stopped and found to be carrying military equipment
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Crew has been charged with trafficking undeclared arms by Panama
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North Korea says it was to repair the equipment and return it to Cuba
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The Chong Chon Gang was stopped on its way to Panama Canal last week
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The @placeholder defender is now set for an operation which could leave him out until Christmas | Arsenal's French full back Mathieu Debuchy could be out until Christmas after suffering ankle ligament damage against Manchester City last weekend. Manager Arsene Wenger revealed that Debuchy will undergo an exploratory operation on his ankle injury on Friday evening which will determine how long he is out for. If he does not need further surgery, it will be six weeks before his return, but if he needs to go under the knife it will rule him out for at least three months. Mathieu Debuchy looks anguished after suffering ankle ligament damage against Manchester City Debuchy was clearly distraught as he was lifted onto a stretcher at the Emirates stadium last weekend
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Mathieu Debuchy will have exploratory surgery on Friday
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'We had this old scrap @placeholder camper that had been sitting around for about four years which was perfect for the camper section. | By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 06:26 EST, 15 May 2013 | UPDATED: 10:51 EST, 15 May 2013 A mechanic has built the world's smallest campervan which has a tiny 4ft by 4ft living space. Despite its confined size the pedal-powered mini mobile home still has room to squeeze in four seats, a stove, a sink, a table and a bed. Dubbed the 'cramper-van', the invention by custom car fanatic Andy Saunders, is a mash-up of an old Bedford Bambi van and a Butlins-style pedal cart. Scroll down for video Cramped van: Andy Saunders squeezes himself into the front of his tiny four foot by four foot mobile home
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Vehicle is made from an old Bedford Bambi van and a Butlins-style bicycle
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"But it was also about demonstrating to fellow @placeholder that you can play nice with others in your own party." | (CNN) -- Gov. Chris Christie granted interviews to all five major news networks Wednesday morning, reveling in the thumping Republican governors gave Democrats on Election Night. As chairman of the Republican Governors Association, Christie helped raise $106 million over the past year and made public appearances with candidates in 26 states, on top of fundraisers and other RGA events in 10 others. Republicans picked up four Democratic-held governorships and held on to key competitive states. "I love that map this morning," the New Jersey Republican said on Fox News, with a slightly raspy voice. "It looks absolutely fabulous." 4 things Christie said the morning after the midterms
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Under Chris Christie's leadership, the GOP gubernatorial campaign arm won key races
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Team captain Butt said @placeholder gave 100 percent throughout a match. | London, England (CNN) -- British police questioned four members of the Pakistani national cricket team after allegations surfaced that gamblers fixed part of a match against England, the manager of the Pakistani team said Sunday. They arrested a different man in connection with the allegations late Saturday. The investigation comes after a British tabloid newspaper reported that two Pakistani players deliberately bowled "no balls" -- a foul -- while playing against England in London last week. A "no ball" is when the bowler -- the equivalent of a pitcher in baseball -- steps over the line as he throws the ball. The batting team gets a run when that happens.
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Every year, @placeholder around the world commemorate the 1915 slaughter of more than 1.2 million ethnic Armenians. | Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkey is reacting angrily Tuesday to the French Senate's approval of a law criminalizing the denial of genocide, including that of the Armenians at the end of the Ottoman Empire. "Guillotine to History" and "Guillotine to Thought," blared the front pages of two Turkish newspapers. "He massacred democracy," announced another newspaper, Hurriyet, next to a front-page photo of French President Nicolas Sarkozy. In the run-up to Monday's late-night vote in the French Senate, the Turkish government made no secret it was vehemently opposed to the French law, warning it could cause permanent harm to Franco-Turkish relations. The Turkish foreign ministry put out a pre-dawn statement condemning the law Tuesday. Later, however, Turkey's hot-tempered prime minister surprised some observers, when he called for a "period of patience" in a televised speech.
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The French Senate passed a law criminalizing the denial of genocide
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Armenia's foreign minister: "This day will be written in gold" | 61,685 | record_train |
have been caused by third parties over whom @placeholder had no control.' | Comedian Tracy Morgan may never perform again, as a result of the injuries he sustained in a deadly accident earlier this year, his lawyer has said. The 45-year-old suffered serious injuries in a collision with an allegedly exhausted Walmart truck driver, who slammed into his limo bus on the New Jersey turnpike in June. Fellow comedian James McNair was killed in the crash as he and others were accompanying the former Saturday Night Live-star back from a show in Delaware. Scroll down for video Career destroyed: Comedian Tracy Morgan may never perform again as a result of the crash in New Jersey in June this year which killed another comedian, James MacNair
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Tracy Morgan injured when Walmart driver slammed into his limo bus
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The 30 Rock star and other passengers had to be hospitalized
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Many state licensing boards, like @placeholder's, list malpractice judgments, plus any disciplinary actions by the board. | ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Michele Trobaugh regrets the day she heard a radio advertisement for Dr. Jan Adams. Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Jan Adams operated on the mother of rapper Kanye West the day before she died. Eager to fix breasts that weren't the same size and a rash that occurred where her breasts rubbed against her stomach, Trobaugh, then 28, went to see Adams in his office in Huntington Beach, California. She says she trusted him right away. "I fell for his charm. I fell for his confidence," she says. But her surgery turned out to be a "nightmare," she says.
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Mr Lockyer has been State treasurer of @placeholder since 2006 and also served as California's Attorney General. | By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 12:38 EST, 21 March 2012 A distinguished politician's young wife, who allegedly featured in a sex tape with her drug-addicted lover, has caused her husband yet more embarrassment as further details of the affair emerge. Nadia Lockyer, 40, has now been accused of posing as her ex-boyfriend's lawyer on three occasions to visit him in Santa Clara County jail, California, where he was locked up on drug-related charges. The accusations marred her first appearance in her capacity as Alameda County Supervisor since the scandal emerged. Her loyal husband, 70-year-old state treasurer Bill Lockyer, was by her side.
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California state treasurer Bill Lockyer, 70, allegedly given sex tape of his wife and a man with whom she had been having a year-long affair
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Nadia Lockyer checked into rehab after fighting with ex lover in hotel
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40-year-old 'began fling while being treated for alcohol addiction'
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Now under fire for allegedly posing as his lawyer to visit him in jail | 61,688 | record_train |
Sweet moments: Ethan's final days are filled with costumes, elebrations, and @placeholder candy | On Tuesday, four-year-old Utah boy, Ethan Van Leuven passed away after his long battle with acute leukemia, but not before his parents and neighbors made sure he had the best week of his tragically short life. Mom and dad, Merrill and Jennifer were not sure if their brave son would make it through the holiday period, so they decided to cram his birthday, Halloween and Christmas all into the same week. The celebration ended over the weekend, but the community of West Jordan made sure their bravest resident's last days were filled with laughter and joy. Scroll Down for Video
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Ethan van Leuven lost his fight with leukemia on Tuesday
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Residents of West Jordan in Utah along with Ethan's parents Merrill and Jennifer, celebrated Halloween, Christmas, and Ethan's life last week
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'It's a really difficult time, but this just makes it a little bit easier just to see how many people love and support him,' Jennifer said | 61,689 | record_train |
Nabbed: Ferguson was picked up by TSA after getting off a JetBlue flight from @placeholder | An aspiring Florida model returning from a trip to Jamaica has been arrested for allegedly hiding a stash of cocaine in her vagina. KathyAnn Ferguson, 26, from Hollywood, was taken into custody Sunday at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and charged with cocaine trafficking. The traveler flew in aboard JetBlue Flight 2316 from Montego Bay, Jamaica, at around 4.15pm, according to her arrest affidavit. Stash: KathyAnn Ferguson, 26, was arrested Sunday at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and charged with transporting cocaine hidden inside her privates The 5-foot-7, 175-pound woman was subjected to a security search, during which she admitted to a US Customs and Border Protection officer that she had a 'package' crammed inside her privates.
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KathyAnn Ferguson, 26, was arrested Sunday at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and charged with cocaine trafficking
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Ferguson admitted to a TSA agent that she had a 'package' inside her genitals, and she then removed it herself | 61,690 | record_train |
@placeholder's ex-girlfriend Rickinger has said her former boyfriend is 'crazy'. | Arsenal star Mesut Ozil has been dragged into a public row with a fellow German footballer and accused of cheating on his pop star girlfriend Mandy Capristo. Former Bayern Munich and Hertha Berlin player Christian Lell accused Ozil of 'muscling in' on his relationship with former girlfriend Melanie Rickinger. In an interview with Bild, Lell somewhat ungraciously described his ex as a 'snake' and explained that she had exchanged intimate messages with Ozil on the messaging service WhatsApp. Mesut Ozil has been accused of cheating on girlfriend Mandy Capristo by ex-Bayern player Christian Lell Ozil and his girlfriend Capristo leave Zuma Restaurant in London in October 2013
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Mesut Ozil dragged into a public row after being accused of cheating
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Ex-Bayern Munich star Christian Lell accused Arsenal midfielder Ozil of 'muscling in' on his relationship with former girlfriend Melanie Rickinger
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Lell claims Ozil has been cheating on pop star girlfriend Mandy Capristo
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Rickinger says former boyfriend Lell is 'crazy' but has not denied affair | 61,691 | record_train |
It said that harassment of @placeholder is "institutionalized" and that women alone in their homes, Bedouins and other "vulnerable groups are easy targets for settler violence." | (CNN) -- Israeli settlements have taken a "heavy toll" on the rights and sovereignty of Palestinians, a U.N. report said Thursday. The U.N. Human Rights Council report ticked off a range of rights it says have been consistently violated in the West Bank and East Jerusalem during what it calls "creeping annexation" by Israel. Yair Lapid: Israel's man of the 'future' They include "self-determination, non-discrimination, freedom of movement, equality, due process, fair trial, not to be arbitrarily detained, liberty and security of person, freedom of expression, freedom to access places of worship, education, water, housing, adequate standard of living, property, access to natural resources."
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Israel says it thinks the Human Rights Council is biased
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A Palestinian politician praises the report
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There are more than 500,000 people living in East Jerusalem and the West Bank
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Report: Israeli authorities look the other way when settlers commit violence and intimidation | 61,692 | record_train |
Some children saw the war as a major issue, one wanted more funding for education, and another said he was in favor of drilling for oil in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- "At this time, we need a leader." "I would try to stop the war in Iraq because I think they should have a talk with them, not a big war." Trevor Dougherty is too young to vote, but is doing everything he can to make sure others do. "I'd probably go for the drilling in Alaska. Nuclear power, I'd keep that in mind." These Americans sounding off on the issues and the 2008 presidential election have a lot to say, but they won't be saying it at the ballot box -- they're all too young to vote. In fact, most won't be voting for quite a few years.
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iReports show how interested young Americans are in the campaign
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iReports range from serious issues to silly spoofs
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One of the smaller lounges in the @placeholder, with paintings and photographs of vessels adorning every wall in the property | A stunning converted lighthouse with sweeping views of the Irish Sea has gone on sale for £975,000 in South Wales. Once used to guide boats away from the rocks as they made their approach towards Bristol Harbour, the 18th century property in Dale, Pembrokeshire, has eight bedrooms and an observation lounge. Alongside panoramic views of Skomer Island and Milford Haven, the house, currently used as a holiday rental, also has a private, heated swimming pool. It is being sold with all its furniture, including the bow of a wooden boat mounted in the dining room. Split into two properties, the main Tower and a self-contained three-bedroom annexe, the Lighthouse has long been used as a holiday rental.
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The Old Lighthouse in Dale, Pembrokeshire, was built in the 1700s under the instruction of Trinity House
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Property has been renovated to a five-bedroom main house and three-bedroom annex apartment on the coast
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Sweeping views of the Irish Sea can be seen from its heated swimming pool with floor-to-ceiling windows
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The house, currently being used as a holiday rental, is being sold by estate agents Coasty for £975,000 | 61,694 | record_train |
But adding the @placeholder factor helps sends values soaring. | By Leon Watson PUBLISHED: 11:01 EST, 18 February 2014 | UPDATED: 14:25 EST, 18 February 2014 A classic restored Ferrari has been transformed back to original owner Steve McQueen's personal spec - thanks to its Le Mans-winning owner. The screen icon was the first owner of the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4 after he took delivery while on the set of Bullitt. King of Cool McQueen was a huge fan of the coupe, which is regarded by many as one of the ultimate Ferraris, and held on to it until 1971. Steve McQueen's Ferrari 275 gtb/4 after restoration back to how he owned it in the Ferrari Museum in Italy
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Screen icon was the first owner of the 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4
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He took delivery of the motor while on the set of film classic
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But after the King of Cool sold it in 1971, the Ferrari was changed
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A new owner had it sprayed yellow and made into a convertible
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Then, in 2011 it was bought by Australian racing star Vern Schuppan | 61,695 | record_train |
He added: ‘@placeholder's history is being written in the blood of her people and it is happening on our watch. | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 11:53 EST, 13 May 2013 | UPDATED: 14:55 EST, 13 May 2013 Britain is to double its support for Syrian opposition forces, as David Cameron left the door open to providing arms in the coming weeks, The Prime Minister said ending the bloody conflict was the most pressing global challenge, and pledged to step up the non-lethal equipment being shipped to forces trying to overthrow President Assad. He warned that without providing more than ‘technical advice’ to moderate Syrian rebels, there was a risk that extremists groups would take hold. Scroll down for video
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Prime Minister promises more help to rebels to overthrow Syrian regime
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UK to send extra £10million in non-lethal equipment and £30million in aid | 61,696 | record_train |
an @placeholder fraternity house set up to make life easier for students on | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 02:08 EST, 29 November 2013 | UPDATED: 09:49 EST, 29 November 2013 The tracking device on a stolen laptop has helped catch two men suspected of the murder of a Michigan medical student. Police had few clues to work on when Paul DeWolf was found dead in his university fraternity house in July, killed by a single bullet wound. But on October 3 a MacBook stolen from Mr DeWolf's neighbor was switched on in Detroit, leading police to the possible killers. Scroll Down for Video Victim: Paul DeWolf was found dead in his bedroom in a fraternity house in Ann Arbor, Michigan on July 24
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Find My Mac service helped police track down men accused of shooting Paul DeWolf
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University of Michigan student was found dead from a single gunshot wound in July
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Computer believed to have been stolen from neighbor's home around the time DeWolf was killed, police say
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Shaquille Jones and Joei Jordan face murder and home invasion charges | 61,697 | record_train |
Kenya's disputed election in December 2007 added even more fuel to his exposé of @placeholder politics. | (CNN) -- Lampooning politicians in Kenya's The Nation newspaper has been cartoonist Godfrey Mwampembwa's job since 1992, but it was his vocation long before that. Better known by his pen name Gado, Mwampembwa started drawing as a teenager and soon found that blending satire with his drawings could lead to a career. Freelance jobs at newspapers and magazines in Tanzania and Kenya followed for Dar es Salaam's Daily News, Business Times and The Express. Since 1992, Gado has worked as an editorial cartoonist and illustrator for the Kenyan-based Daily Nation, the largest newspaper in East and Central Africa. But now the cartoonist has taken his 2D black-and-white satirizing from the page to the screen. Mwampembwa was the brains behind "The XYZ Show," Kenya's first satirical puppet TV show that aired earlier this year.
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Godfrey Mwampembwa, better known as Gado, is Kenya's best-known cartoonist
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Has been penning his politically charged cartoons in The Nation since 1992
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victim and her husband had been on a cycling holiday in @placeholder | An Indian court on Saturday sentenced six men convicted of the gang rape of a Swiss woman to life in prison, in one of several recent cases that have fuelled a public outcry over the high rate of sex crimes in India. The 39-year-old Swiss woman was raped while camping with her husband in a forest in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh in mid-March. 'It was a good judgment. It came early,' said Rajendra Tiwari, a lawyer for the government. The attack, which took place in the state of Madhya Pradesh (pictured), involved six men attacking a Swiss woman
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39-year-old Swiss woman was raped while camping with her husband
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Attack happened in a forest in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh
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A lawyer for the government said that it was 'a good judgement'
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She had previously asked the judge to not give her attackers the death penalty | 61,699 | record_train |
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