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@placeholder forces held some 25,000 detainees "without charge or trial," the group said, and 33 people were executed, "some after grossly unfair trials." | LONDON, England (CNN) -- Human rights and freedom of the press in China, the detention of terrorist suspects by the United States and Russia's treatment of political dissent are the focus of scrutiny in Amnesty International's annual report, released Wednesday, which looks at the state of human rights around the world. Amnesty International protestors outside the US Supreme Court in January dressed as Guantanamo Bay detainees. The 398-page report comes 60 years after the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and Amnesty says governments still need to act on their promises. "The biggest threat to the future of human rights is the absence of a shared vision and collective leadership," the organization said in a statement.
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Amnesty International's annual report "reveals a world riven by inequality"
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More written on United States than any other country
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Report also notes situation in Zimbabwe, Darfur, Iraq, Iran, Gaza
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At least 81 countries subject people to torture, ill treatment, report says | 62,300 | record_train |
Patriots are forced to punt as @placeholder win back possession and a chance for glory for Eli Manning. | (CNN) -- Editor's note: Follow live coverage of the Super Bowl XLVI from Indianapolis, with CNN World Sport. Just refresh the page to get the latest updates. 02.53 GMT: GIANTS WIN 21-17 AND ARE SUPER BOWL XLVI CHAMPIONS Tom Brady's final desperate 'Hail Mary' pass cannot be caught and the Giants hold on for a memorable victory. 02.43 GMT: Giants 21-17 Patriots Almost an unwanted touchdown as Ahmad Bradshaw is allowed to run through by the Patriots, who trail by five, but now have time to make a winning touchdown themselves. It's going right down to the wire with all the pressure on Brady.
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Super Bowl XLVI pitted the New York Giants against the New England Patriots
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Match staged at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis
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Giants beat Patriots to repeat triumph of 2008
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Giants quarterback Eli Manning was named MVP | 62,301 | record_train |
Bordeaux coach Sagnol played alongside Lilian Thuram during his time with the @placeholder national team | Bordeaux coach Willy Sagnol has apologised for making disparaging comments about African players in football, although he still maintains they were misinterpreted against a backlash of widespread criticism. Sagnol, capped 58 times by France and a member of the team which lost the 2006 World Cup final to Italy, gave a question and answer session on Tuesday to readers of Sud Ouest's regional newspaper when the subject of African players was raised. He said: 'The advantage of what I would call the typical African player is that he isn't expensive when you sign him, (he is) a player who is ready for combat, but football isn't just about that.
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Willy Sagnol has apologised for his comments on African football players
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Sagnol hinted that he didn't want to sign too many African players because of the African Cup of Nations
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The Bordeauz boss also suggested that African players lacked intelligence
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Sagnol's former team-mate Lilian Thuram was unhappy with the comments
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Anti-racism associations have hit out at the Bordeaux coach | 62,302 | record_train |
@placeholder, a landscape gardener who also won £5,000, said: 'As a fan, I'm absolutely delighted I've played my part in helping to bring Todd Kane to the club - and all just by placing a £1 bet. | Nottingham Forest have used their Sky Bet Transfer Fund to sign defender Todd Kane on loan from Chelsea. The 21-year-old full back will spend the rest of the season at the City Ground and will join up with his new team-mates on Thursday. The £250,000 prize was awarded to Forest last month when fan Shaun Lander won the Sky Bet random draw at Wembley. Nottingham Forest have signed Chelsea defender Todd Kane on loan using their Sky Bet Transfer Fund Forest manager Stuart Pearce said: 'Todd is a player we know well and we are all looking forward to working with him.
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Todd Kane will spend the rest of the season with Nottingham Forest
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Kane has had previous loan spells at Blackburn Rovers and Bristol City
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Forest subject to Football League's Financial Fair Play embargo | 62,303 | record_train |
Nadal's shots lacking depth from the baseline and with no punch on his serve, @placeholder grew in confidence. | (CNN)The Australian Open curse looked like it was going to strike Rafael Nadal again. But this time he managed to get through it. Maria Sharapova survived a scare, too, while Roger Federer might have been stung by a bee on an eventful third day at the year's opening major. Hampered by knee, hamstring and back injuries in past losses in Melbourne, 14-time grand slam winner Nadal felt dizzy and was close to exiting in the second round against American qualifier Tim Smyczek. But Nadal showed his champion's heart to rally past his 112th-ranked foe 6-2 3-6 6-7 (2) 6-3 7-5 in more than four hours.
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Rafael Nadal rallies to beat Tim Smyczek at the Australian Open
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Maria Sharapova saves two match points in Melbourne
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The Russian defeats compatriot Alexandra Panova 7-5 in third
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Roger Federer drops a set but sees off Simone Bolelli | 62,304 | record_train |
Significant new evidence can be found if the leads uncovered by the @placeholder are investigated. | Detectives working to find missing Madeleine McCann have given their counterparts in Portugal a new list of potential suspects and have urged them to investigate them More than 20 new suspects in the Madeleine McCann investigation have been identified by British police. A Scotland Yard review of the bungled Portuguese inquiry into the three-year-old’s disappearance in 2007 has uncovered dozens of fresh leads, it emerged yesterday. They include ‘forensic opportunities’ and several ‘people of interest’, including Britons, who have not been eliminated from the case. Madeleine’s parents, Kate and Gerry McCann, are said to be ‘greatly encouraged’ by the developments.
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Met police have named 'a good number' of potential suspects to speak to
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DCS Hamish Campbell says his officers have done 'fantastic' case review
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He urged his Portuguese counterparts to investigate their fresh leads
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Kate and Gerry McCann are 'very, very pleased' about the new list of names
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Madeleine went missing in May 2007 during a family holiday in Praia da Luz | 62,305 | record_train |
@placeholder has promised to phase out the use of government vehicles by the end of 2015, except for those used for emergencies and law enforcement. | Hong Kong (CNN) -- China has removed 162,629 "phantom staff" from government payrolls, as Beijing presses on with a campaign against official corruption and misuse of public money, state media reported. Hebei province in central China was the worst offender, with 55,793 officials found to be getting paid even though they never worked, followed by Sichuan and Henan, state news agency Xinhua reported on Monday. No "phantom employees" were found in Shanghai and Tibet, the report added. President Xi Jinping has made rooting out corruption a top priority since taking power amid widespread suspicion that government officials use their position for personal gain.
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China says it has removed 162,629 "phantom staff" from provincial government payrolls
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Beijing has launched a campaign against official corruption and misuse of public money
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114,418 official vehicles have also been scrapped as China's president roots out graft. | 62,306 | record_train |
'I don't want to sound big-headed but for every team that comes to @placeholder and takes a point, it is a good point. | Tottenham head coach Mauricio Pochettino defended Vlad Chiriches after his mistake gifted Besiktas a last-gasp leveller in the Europa League. Until the dying embers of the game, it had looked like Spurs would win the Group C encounter thanks to Harry Kane's fine 20-yard strike in the first half. Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris would have taken the majority of praise for the victory after a wonderful display, although he was eventually beaten by a nonchalant, late Demba Ba penalty. Tottenham defender Vlad Chiriches capped a poor performance by giving away 89th minute spot-kick Chiriches is given a yellow card after conceding a late penalty for handling the ball in the penalty area
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Tottenham defender Vlad Chiriches capped a poor performance by giving away 89th minute spot-kick
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Demba Ba scored 89th-minute penalty for Besiktas to earn them a draw at White Hart Lane
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Harry Kane had earlier given Spurs the lead with a long-range strike into bottom corner | 62,307 | record_train |
However his moment of goalscoring fame did not last long as @placeholder disallowed the goal. | By Anthony Hay for MailOnline Follow @@Anthony_Hay Athletic Bilbao goalkeeper Gorka Iraizoz scored an outstanding header in stoppage time against Malaga to level the scoring in his side's La Liga opener - only for his effort to be ruled out by referee Antonio Mateu. The 33-year-old Spanish custodian thought he had won his side a point only for the officials to deem that there was a foul in the build up to the goal. Iraizoz leaped above Malaga's defence to head past his former Espanyol team-mate Carlos Kameni before running away in celebration following what he thought was a crucial equaliser.
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Gorka Iraizoz's headed effort is disallowed by referee Antonio Mateu
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Malaga went onto win their La Liga opener against Athletic Bilbao
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Hosts Malaga had two players sent off in closing stages of eventful match | 62,308 | record_train |
@placeholder is a large group of bacteria; most are harmless, while some can cause serious illness. | (CNN) -- Seventeen people in five states have been sickened by E. coli after eating clover sprouts, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That's up from the 10 cases reported by the CDC in late May. No deaths have been linked to the E. coli outbreak, the CDC says, but nearly half of those sickened were hospitalized. Three cases were identified in Idaho, one in Michigan, two in Montana, one in Utah and 10 in Washington state. The CDC said the source of the E. coli outbreak is likely Evergreen Fresh Sprouts, LLC of Idaho. Twelve of the patients whom health officials interviewed reported eating raw clover sprouts from the company in the week before they became ill.
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E. coli sickens people in Idaho, Michigan, Montana, Utah, Washington
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CDC says source of E. coli outbreak likely Evergreen Fresh Sprouts
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Evergreen has not issued a recall, so the sprouts may still be available in stores | 62,309 | record_train |
The same cannot be said for Rubio, Portman or Ayotte, all of whom have been under the political microscope for the past few months in wake of their connections to @placeholder. | By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 22:06 EST, 7 August 2012 | UPDATED: 22:21 EST, 8 August 2012 Political junkies are chomping at the bit for the latest insights into Mitt Romney's vice presidential pick, and there was a glimmer of hope Tuesday morning when it was suggested that the public could turn to Wikipedia for answers. A site called Tech President made a compelling case by arguing that interested parties could look at the number of recent edits made to the pages of potential nominees and use the volume of those edits as a gauge for how likely it is that said candidate will be Romney's choice.
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In the days leading up to public announcements, vice presidential candidate's Wikipedia pages are frequently updated by campaign staffers
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New Hampshire Senator Kelly Ayotte has the highest number (153) of edits out of all of Romney's possibilities; coincides with joint appearance today
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Marco Rubio had 100 edits, Rob Portman had 81 and Paul Ryan had 57 | 62,310 | record_train |
Burgess has just received another rugby league accolade but is making the switch to union with @placeholder | Sam Burgess has become the first English winner of the Rugby League International Federation's International Player of the Year Award at a function in Australia. Burgess, who defied a fractured eye socket and cheekbone to help South Sydney to victory in the NRL Grand Final, received the prestigious award at the Royal International Convention Centre in Brisbane, where the 2014 Four Nations Series gets under way without him on Saturday. The former Bradford forward will link up with Bath next week ahead of his cross-code switch, although he will not be able to make his rugby union debut until December as he recovers from the injuries he sustained in the first tackle of the match against Canterbury Bulldogs earlier this month.
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Sam Burgess fractured eye socket in South Sydney's NRL Grand Final win
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Burgess named Rugby League International Federation's Player of the Year
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He is the first ever Englishman to claim the prestigious international award
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Burgess has agreed to switch codes and join Bath in rugby union | 62,311 | record_train |
@placeholder's 14-year-old daughter and two 14-year-old boys were also detained in hospital after the party. | By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:35 AM on 18th October 2011 A university lecturer showed the strain today after he admitted drug possession following the death of a schoolgirl during a party at his house. Isobel Jones-Reilly, 15, died after taking ecstasy at an unsupervised party at Brian Dodgeon's west London home in April. And leaving court today after admitting having a cocktail of drugs in his home, Dodgeon - who seriously injured himself in a failed suicide attempt following the girl's death - showed signs of the ordeal having taken a considerable toll on him. The 61-year-old pleaded guilty to four counts of possession, including the party drugs ecstasy, LSD and ketamine, when he appeared at West London Magistrates' Court.
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'Old hippie' Brian Dodgeon, 61, admitted keeping ecstasy, LSD and ketamine at home
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Party hosted by 14-year-old daughter was unsupervised
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Needed brain surgery after jumping off flyover in suicide attempt
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Drug stash valued at between £735 and £2,435
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Sentencing due at Isleworth Crown Court in November | 62,312 | record_train |
O'Brien will join @placeholder in guiding viewers through the research, which promises to be full of sometimes disturbing but always fascinating conclusions. | (CNN) -- It's perhaps fitting that a story with so many layers should be symbolized by a layer of clothing. From fashion mainstay to symbol of injustice The first layer, of course, is the crime story: What actually happened between high school student Trayvon Martin and neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman on that fateful February night in Sanford, Florida? Who attacked whom first? The second layer is the law enforcement story: What did the cops know, how thoroughly did they investigate and why didn't they arrest Zimmerman? The third is the legal story: What is the "stand your ground' law? Did it apply in this case and should it exist at all?
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In Depth: CNN takes a thoughtful look at the many facets of the Trayvon Martin story
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CNN's Mark Whitaker: It's a crime story, a legal story, a family story, a media story
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CNN will air a special town hall at 8 p.m. ET Friday; Soledad O'Brien hosts
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On Monday, "Anderson Cooper 360°" will launch a week of reports at 8 and 10 p.m. ET | 62,313 | record_train |
Local officials were heavily involved in bringing @placeholder to the sprawling metropolis of some 15 million people. | Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- Some 80 years after its first launch, the iconic board game of Monopoly has finally released its first African city edition. A Lagos-themed version of the popular real estate game was unveiled earlier this week, making Nigeria's bustling economic capital the first city in the continent to have a dedicated Monopoly edition. "Lagos is special, it's a megacity, one of the fastest-growing cities in Africa," says Nimi Akinkugbe, head of Bestman Games which is distributing the Lagos edition. "But apart from that, Lagos also holds a very special place for Nigerians all over the world. There are about 15 million Nigerians in the diaspora who are very nostalgic about Lagos; it's not just for Lagosians but for people all over the world," she adds.
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Lagos is the first African city to get its own edition of Monopoly
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The city's Banana Island named the equivalent of Boardwalk - the game's most expensive property
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Local authorities were involved in the game to promote the city and educate the city's population | 62,314 | record_train |
@placeholder in particular have a lot of amylase in their saliva because their diets are full of starch: chips, rice and baked potatoes. | (CNN) -- Your saliva is doing all kinds of useful things for you all the time -- for instance, helping you chew and taste food. It's also home to more than 600 species of bacteria, which are harmlessly enjoying the moisture of your mouth. There's a slew of bacteria floating around in your mouth, but it's generally harmless. Since people have different eating habits in different places, you might think an American's saliva might look a lot different from, say, a South African's. But a new study published in the journal Genome Research finds that bacteria in saliva may not be as related to environment and diet as you might think.
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Saliva contains more DNA than blood because of all of the oral bacteria
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Most common type of bacteria in saliva is Streptococcus, in a mostly harmless form
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Saliva spreads molecules to the taste receptors on the tongue | 62,315 | record_train |
@placeholder matched all five white balls (4-13-20-29-48) with a $2 Megaplier ticket, earning an automatic $1 million prize. | (CNN) -- Erin and Raleigh Hill of North Carolina kept their $1 million lottery prize to themselves for almost six months, hiding the ticket in an envelope, a Bible, a shoebox and, finally, a work locker until they were ready to cash in. Midafternoon Tuesday, the nervous couple knew they had to face "the hoopla." They drove to Raleigh to claim the Mega Million prize that was set to expire at 5 p.m. Wednesday, officials said. That brought an end of recent frantic searches by others through glove compartments, cupboards and wallets -- just in case they had the winning ticket.
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Couple from Stallings, North Carolina, claims $1 million Mega Millions prize
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They waited until day before deadline to come forward
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They say they may buy new home, travel to Ireland | 62,316 | record_train |
It might seem crazy to stay at a stranger's house, but on @placeholder host reviews facilitate trust among strangers. | (CNN) -- Today's world increasingly challenges us to think differently about value and money. How important is your reputation? Does it have an impact on your finances? What is the currency of reputation and is it transferable or exchangeable? How is reputation created? Reputation is co-created by individuals having experiences. Looking for a great Italian restaurant for dinner tonight? Search Yelp reviews and see what people who have already dined at a place have to say about it. Want to know what it's like to work with a potential hire? Read their LinkedIn referrals. Wondering whether or not other people are happy with a product you're about to buy? Amazon reviews will tell you.
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Reputation is crucial to the new "Sharing Economy," argues Heather Schlegel
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Airbnb, Uber, Lyft and eBay all depend on trust
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Schlegel says reputation will soon be transferable from one platform to another | 62,317 | record_train |
@placeholder wonders whether or not to drop her little mousey friend in the bucket of soapy water, left, and plays the prettiest Snow White there ever was, right | By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 09:19 EST, 24 January 2013 | UPDATED: 18:09 EST, 24 January 2013 As baby photos go, this collection has got to be one of the most adorable. And certainly the most magical. A mother who admits being completely obsessed with fairy tales commissioned a professional photographer to take a series of beautiful images of her baby daughter, and in all of them her little girl adopts the starring role in all her favourite stories, including Alice in Wonderland, Little Red Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty and Snow White. The pictures of baby girl Maddie, daughter of Nicole Lepper of Monmouth, Illinois, were taken by American photographer Wendi Riggins in Iowa.
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Photos taken by professional American photographer Wendi Riggins in Iowa
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The pictures of baby girl Maddie, daughter of Nicole Lepper, of Monmouth, Illinois | 62,318 | record_train |
@placeholder was smartly dressed in a double-breasted blazer, but appeared to be wearing white surgical stockings under his loafers. | By Martin Robinson and Sam Greenhill PUBLISHED: 04:32 EST, 17 June 2013 | UPDATED: 18:38 EST, 17 June 2013 With a smile and a jaunty wave, Prince Philip left hospital three days early yesterday. He walked unaided from the London Clinic, 11 days after he was admitted for exploratory abdominal surgery. Buckingham Palace had previously said the 92-year-old Duke of Edinburgh would be kept in for two weeks. But he has been progressing well and doctors ruled him fit to go home early. He shook hands and joked with medical staff as he left the hospital in central London before being driven away to be reunited with the Queen.
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Duke had exploratory operation and has been progressing well
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Was allowed to leave three days earlier than expected and is off to Windsor
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The Duke will take a two month 'period of convalescence', Palace says
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The Queen had visited London Clinic on his 92nd birthday last Mondat
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Also visited by William, Harry, Prince Charles and Camilla at the same time | 62,319 | record_train |
He agreed with the reaction of @placeholder's dressing room — they were convinced they should have won this game. | In the tunnel at Stamford Bridge on Saturday, it was easy to reminisce and think back to the time when Jose Mourinho told Frank Lampard he had become the world's greatest player. The sad thing about these two, texting buddies when Mourinho was at Inter Milan and Real Madrid, is that they appear to have lost touch. Sometimes life moves on, too quickly in this case. There was an uneasy handshake with Chelsea's manager, some skin on skin as Lampard settled into the visitors' technical area before the 1-1 draw, but it was not the same. Frank Lampard (left) and Jose Mourinho awkwardly shake hands before kick-off at Stamford Bridge
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Frank Lampard returned to Stamford Bridge with Manchester City
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The midfielder left Chelsea last summer after 13 years with the club
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Lampard wouldn't deny that there is an issue between with Jose Mourinho
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But Lampard insists he is still close with the Chelsea manager
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City are still five points behind leaders Chelsea after Saturday's 1-1 draw | 62,320 | record_train |
"We decided to adopt an aggressive strategy and @placeholder came back really strong after his semifinal defeat in singles. | (CNN) -- Indian pair Achanta Sharath Kamal and Subhajit Saha added another Commonwealth Games gold to the host nation's collection on Wednesday, beating Singapore in the men's doubles table tennis final. The duo got off to a sluggish start at the Yamuna Sports Complex, losing the first game to Gao Ning and Yang Zi. In front a passionate crowd, the home pair managed to battle back, eventually coming out on top 3-2 in the best of five contest. "This is the first time we have won the gold in men's doubles, so it's certainly historic," Sharath told the official Commonwealth Games website. "Personally, this has given me more satisfaction than my singles performance at Delhi 2010."
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India claim gold in the men's doubles Table Tennis competition
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Tom Daley wins a second diving gold medal for England
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Australia triumph in a dramatic women's hockey final
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Sri Lanka claim first boxing gold for 72 years | 62,321 | record_train |
Tindall said: ‘Zara will take @placeholder over showjumping poles at home and improve his technique.’ | By Mail On Sunday Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:42 EST, 19 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:44 EST, 21 January 2013 Zara Phillips branded her husband Mike Tindall an ‘idiot’ when he splashed out £12,000 at auction on a racehorse he knew absolutely nothing about. But the Queen’s granddaughter has been forced to eat her words after Monbeg Dude emerged victorious at the Welsh Grand National – and his value raced to the £200,000 mark. The former England rugby star explained: ‘I like to bid at auctions without meaning to actually win things. I only went for a bite to eat and a night out. No horse had gone for less than £28,000 so I thought my first bid of £10,000 was pretty safe, likewise when I upped it to £12,000.
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Rugby player Mike Tindall bid for racehorse he knew nothing about
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He did not intend to win the animal at auction with his low bids of £10,000 and £12,000
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The horse went on to win the Welsh Grand National and a hefty £200k pricetag | 62,322 | record_train |
I can hear you, @placeholder: Usain Bolt got a great reception at Hampden Park despite bad press this week | By Brian Marjoribanks Usain Bolt has set his sights on winning Commonwealth Games gold at Hampden- after joking that his only complaint about Glasgow 2014 is that the Scots keep trying to get him drunk! The Jamaican superstar came under fire this week after he was quoted in a national newspaper saying the Games were ‘a bit s***’ and that the London Olympics in 2012 ‘were better’. However, after anchoring his country’s 4x100m team to first place in their heat last night amid raucous backing from the Hampden crowd, the 27-year-old global megastar went on a major charm offensive.
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Jamaica's 4x100m team breezed through their heat at Hampden Park
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Now Bolt and the boys run in the final at 9:15pm on Saturday night
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Bolt is on a charm offensive after claims he said Games were 'a bit s***'
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He says the Glasgow crowd was brilliant but locals try to ply him with booze
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Jamaican anchor says 2014 is just like London 2012
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But his main focus now is on gold ahead of the 4x100m final | 62,323 | record_train |
Though one night’s accommodations in the @placeholder run $99, the group left about $70,000 poorer—the cost of their treasured one-of-a-kind guitars, drum kit, and keyboard. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:15 EST, 23 July 2013 | UPDATED: 10:00 EST, 23 July 2013 The 1980s New Wave rockers Flock of Seagulls lost $70,000 worth of guitars and other music gear to a car thief who stole their van as they slept at a Downey, California Comfort Inn. On Sunday following a gig, surveillance footage shows someone driving off from the group’s hotel with a van filled with everything they were about to take with them on a European tour. Now the band, best known for the their 1982 hit I Ran (So Far Away), have left for UK tour dates without custom-built guitars, stage clothes, and other items—some of which they’ve had since their early 80s heyday.
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The band was staying in a Downey, California Comfort Inn
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Some of the equipment dates back to their 1980s I Ran (So Far Away) heyday
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Lead singer Mike Score also lost a new solo album he recorded | 62,324 | record_train |
"And through all this, I get the call that @placeholder wants to meet with me," he said. | (CNN) -- Among the familiar faces in Woody Allen's new film "Blue Jasmine" is one less familiar these days, someone who hasn't been seen on the big screen in 12 years: Andrew Dice Clay. In the role of Sally Hawkins' blue collar ex-husband, the crass comedian's appearance might be a surprise to some, especially with his character's vanity-free gray hair. "You know what? I'm not 20 years old anymore!" Clay said with a laugh. "I do color my hair, and they did enhance the gray, but I was like, 'Oh, man!' " Allen rediscovered Clay along with the rest of America when the Diceman played a version of himself as a comic looking for a comeback in a five-episode arc on "Entourage." Coincidentally, it triggered his own comeback, which Clay prefers to call "a resurgence."
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Andrew Dice Clay is making a resurgence
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The comic has a serious role in the film "Blue Jasmine"
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Director Woody Allen sought him out after seeing him on "Entourage" | 62,325 | record_train |
Shaw met the charismatic @placeholder senator and his elegant wife in 1959, six years after their marriage, when he photographed them for Life magazine. | By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 05:53 EST, 18 September 2012 | UPDATED: 01:12 EST, 19 September 2012 A collection of fascinating private and public photos of the Kennedys have been revealed in a book and exhibition exploring the legacy of one of the most famous couples of all time. The images - half of which have never been seen before - were captured by Life magazine's Mark Shaw, who was both the unofficial photographer for John F. Kennedy and wife Jackie, as well as a close friend and confidant. Shaw's beautiful shots encapsulate the vibrant life of the pair, who are seen in a variety of situations, dazzling on the campaign trail or sharing a warm family moment with their daughter on holiday.
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John F. Kennedy and Jackie's most memorable moments were captured by friend and photographer Mark Shaw, from Life magazine
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Pictures show couple holidaying in Hyannis Port, Mass and Ravello, Italy
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Combination of glamorous scenes and peaceful family moments
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Half of photos in new book have never been seen before
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The Kennedy photos are now on display at MILA Kunstgalerie in Berlin until October 6, 2012.
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They appear in new book The Kennedys: Photographs by Mark Shaw, RRP £45. To order online visit www.reelartpress.com. | 62,326 | record_train |
"Them being here will expedite a lot of things that need to be done in @placeholder." | (CNN) -- Jose Reyes Ferriz, the mayor of violence-plagued Ciudad Juarez, said the drug cartel war gripping his city is rooted in social decomposition such as broken homes. The president of Mexico is expected to make a major announcement on social intervention in response to the drug violence, which in 2010 has killed close to 1,000 people throughout the country, says Reyes. President Felipe Calderon is expected to be in the city on the U.S. border across from El Paso, Texas, on Thursday. "We have been working during the last couple of years on cleaning up and reinforcing our police department," Reyes said in a phone interview with CNN this week. "Having done that, it is time to go to the root of the problem. The root of the problem is a social problem that we did not anticipate. We need to work on that."
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Jose Reyes Ferriz, mayor of Juarez, says police action can only go so far
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President Calderon expected to visit Juarez Thursday for major announcement
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Drug violence has killed close to 1,000 people in Mexico in 2010
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Reyes, experts say children from broken homes make easy recruits for drug cartels | 62,327 | record_train |
It seems the negative reaction fell on Teigen pretty quickly, as she then had to clarify that she was not making a joke at the expense of @placeholder, but as a sardonic observation about gun control in America. | Model and TV personality Chrissy Teigen is usually one of Twitter's more resilient members. But after getting lost in a "sea of hate and anger" on the platform, Teigen has tapped out. The 28-year-old turned into a Twitter all-star after she joined in 2009, thanks to her irreverent sense of humor, prolific use and ability to tweet about pretty much anything. But after getting a vitriolic response to her comments regarding the October 22 shootings in Ottawa, Ontario, Teigen posted that she's quitting Twitter for the (presumably) safer pastures of Instagram. Here's what started it all: On Wednesday, as the shooting story unfolded, Teigen posted: "active shooting in Canada, or as we call it in america, wednesday. That's not a joke. It is a fact. ... I've lost faith in this world. Sorry if it comes off as being unemotional. There is just so much bad."
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Chrissy Teigen has apparently quit Twitter after receiving threatening messages
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The messages were in response to a remark she made about gun control
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He was captured by U.S. forces in April 2003, shortly after the U.S.-led invasion that toppled the @placeholder. | Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- Tariq Aziz, a top lieutenant of executed Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein, remained hospitalized at a U.S. military hospital Sunday after falling ill in prison, the U.S. command in Iraq reported. He was taken to the hospital Thursday, though no details of his ailment were released. But 1st Lt. Elizabeth Feste, a U.S. military spokeswoman, told CNN his condition was improving and he was being closely monitored. Aziz was one of the best-known faces of Hussein's government, serving as deputy prime minister from 1981 to 2003 and as foreign minister for part of that time. In March 2009, he was sentenced to 15 years in prison in connection with the 1992 executions of 42 merchants.
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Tariq Aziz remained hospitalized at a U.S. military hospital Sunday after falling ill in prison
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He was taken to the hospital Thursday, though no details of his ailment were released
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Aziz served as deputy PM from 1981 to 2003 and as foreign minister for part of that time
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@placeholder offered to provide what turned out to be bogus information about the whereabouts of Natalee Holloway's remains in exchange for the money, according to the indictment. | An Alabama judge signed an order Thursday declaring Natalee Holloway legally dead, attorneys for her family said. Probate Judge Alan King signed the order after an afternoon hearing in Jefferson County court in Birmingham. Holloway was 18 when she was last seen in the early hours of May 30, 2005, leaving a nightclub on the Caribbean island of Aruba with Joran van der Sloot and two other men. No one was charged in her disappearance, and her body has never been found. On Wednesday, van der Sloot -- who was detained twice in connection with Holloway's disappearance but never charged -- confessed in a Lima court to murdering a 21-year-old Peruvian woman five years after Holloway went missing.
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Holloway's father says "a lot of things came together" making now the right time
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He adds, "We've been dealing with this death for the last 6½ years"
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Natalee Holloway's mother says the Alabama judge's ruling "makes me very sad"
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The then 18-year-old girl was last seen in Aruba with Joran van der Sloot | 62,330 | record_train |
Some Republicans have called for @placeholder to testify at congressional hearings. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A source close to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi now confirms that Pelosi was told in February 2003 by her intelligence aide, Michael Sheehy, that waterboarding was actually used on CIA detainee Abu Zubaydah. Source says Nancy Pelosi didn't object about waterboard usage because she wasn't personally briefed about it. This appears to contradict Pelosi's account that she was never told waterboarding actually happened, only that the administration was considering using it. Sheehy attended a briefing in which waterboarding was discussed in February 2003, with Rep. Jane Harman, D-California, who took over Pelosi's spot as the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.
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Source says Nancy Pelosi was told by intelligence officer of waterboarding
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The source also said because she wasn't personally briefed, Pelosi didn't object
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She did support letter voicing concern about waterboarding, source says
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"I really had to play to the end today and I am extremely happy to be back in the final," @placeholder told reporters at a press conference. | (CNN) -- The world's top two players will battle it out for the French Open title on Saturday, but their route to the Roland Garros final could not have been more different. Relief was evident on the face of defending champion and world No. 2 Maria Sharapova who survived a third-set comeback from Victoria Azarenka to nail down a hard-fought 6-1 2-6 6-4 victory. Conversely, Serena Williams, the world No. 1, was so dominant against Sara Errani that the Italian ironically celebrated the only game she won in a match that lasted just 46 minutes and ended 6-0 6-1. Sharapova must now try and arrest her poor record against the American, having won just two of their 15 encounters. Saturday's meeting will be the first time since 1995 that the top two seeds have faced each other in the final.
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Maria Sharapova will face Serena Williams in the women's French Open final
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Russia's Sharapova holds her nerve to beat Victoria Azarenka in three sets
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Williams destroys Italian Sara Errani by winning 6-0 6-1 in just 46 minutes | 62,332 | record_train |
No wonder Christie omitted "@placeholder Comeback" from his keynote address. | (CNN) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie built his keynote address to the Republican National Convention on the theme of telling tough truths to the nation. "We have become paralyzed by our desire to be loved," announced Christie, showing off the gruff, no-nonsense style that catapulted him into the governor's mansion. It's only fair to mention some tough truths about his speech, his tenure as governor and the state of the Republican campaign for president. The most striking truth (as Democrats pointed out even before the address) is that New Jersey under Christie has suffered from a severely troubled economy and soaring costs of government: the very things that Republicans like Christie blame on Democrats.
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Chris Christie built his keynote address to RNC on theme of telling tough truths to America
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Errol Louis says the New Jersey governor has to face the tough truths about his own state
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New Jersey's unemployment rate is high, and there are questions about finances, he says
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Louis: Christie's speech went over well, but he didn't mention Romney until late in his talk | 62,333 | record_train |
Google -- which opposed the court decision -- responded by introducing an online form giving visitors to its @placeholder sites a formal route to make removal requests. | British politicians and EU officials expressed concern on Thursday after it emerged that a seven-year-old article criticising a former Merrill Lynch chief executive was set to be removed from Google's search results. The action, which comes as the internet search company responds to the EU ruling on the "right to be forgotten" by removing articles from its European search rankings, led to accusations of censorship and over-reach. Titled "Merrill's mess", the 2007 blog post by Robert Peston, now the BBC's economics editor, describes how Stan O'Neal left the US investment bank after it suffered huge losses on risky investments. In a blog post on Wednesday Mr Peston said the search company had in effect removed his article from the public record, "given that Google is the route to information and stories for most people".
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Google responded to the EU ruling on the "right to be forgotten" by removing articles from search rankings
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The internet search company's action led to accusations of censorship and over-reach
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The EU's highest court ruled that individuals can request the removal of some search results | 62,334 | record_train |
This season the board has been the lesser evil, with coach @placeholder taking charge of the team in the summer. | Think of this as the third and final stage of Lionel Messi’s Barcelona career. We’ve had the shy and awkward boy wonder, we’ve had the fully developed, four- time Ballon d’Or winner, now we are in the age of Messi the leader. He’s in charge, and he’s not very happy. The Barcelona board and their chosen coach are the principal reasons why he has started to wonder, since the middle of last season, if his future might lie somewhere else. It was in December 2013 when, amid talk of a contract renewal, one of the club’s vice-presidents, Javier Faus, said he saw no reason ‘why the contract of this gentleman should be improved when it was revised only two years ago’.
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Lionel Messi has fallen out with Barcelona boss Luis Enrique
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The 27-year-old casts doubt over Barcelona future at the Ballon d'Or
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The Argentine missed out on the award to rival Cristiano Ronaldo
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Messi has already scored 25 goals for Barcelona this season
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It questions the lawmaker's motives and criticizes the Dutch government for not reprimanding @placeholder. | (CNN) -- A Dutch lawmaker's film critical of Islam has been posted on a London-based Web site, though other Web sites and hosts have refused to air the film and the U.S. government has warned that it could spark protests and riots. Geert Wilders' 15-minute film, "Fitna," Thursday was the top film posted on LiveLeak.com in both English and Dutch. In Arabic, its title means "strife" or "conflict" of the type that occurs within families or any other homogenous group. Wilders, a member of the Dutch parliament from the conservative Party for Freedom, has been outspoken in his criticism of Islam and his support of immigration restrictions.
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Britain-based LiveLeak.com posts "Fitna," a film by Geert Wilders
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Wilders, a member of the Dutch parliament, is outspoken in his criticism of Islam
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15-minute film includes disturbing images of terror attacks
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2nd film -- "About Fitna, the Netherlands and Wilders" -- is a counterargument | 62,336 | record_train |
Its iron core makes up about 65 percent of Mercury’s total mass; @placeholder’s core, by comparison, is just 32 percent of its mass. | It has baffled boffins with its metal rich core. Now, researchers say they have solved the mystery of how Mercury became the 'iron planet' - with its massive core making up 65% of its mass. They key was a giant interplanetary 'hit and run' with either Earth or Venus. New simulations show that Mercury and other unusually metal-rich objects in the solar system may be relics left behind by hit-and-run collisions in the early solar system with Earth or Venus. Mercury is the smallest and closest to the Sun of the eight planets in the Solar System, with an orbital period of about 88 Earth days.
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Mercury, the small, innermost planet has more than twice the fraction of metallic iron of any other terrestrial planet
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Researchers say key was a giant interplanetary 'hit and run' with either Earth or Venus | 62,337 | record_train |
But this is the burden of creating this kind of work, a burden that perhaps comes from the dualistic life I have lived as an American citizen growing up in the comfort of suburbia while family members in @placeholder fought, died and, yes, killed in their battle against an invading army. | (CNN) -- I grew up in Florida in wartime -- where the bombs were 7,691 miles away. My childhood was an Afghan-American suburban dream punctuated by weekend sleepovers, Saturday soccer games, fistfights with racist children of the Confederate South and religio-nationalist-driven demonstrations chanting "Down with Brezhnev! "; "Long live Islam! "; "Down with Communism! "; and "Long Live Afghanistan!" before I even knew what that meant. It is what I was fed growing up, in between Southern-fried chicken and garlic mashed potatoes, cumin-scented meat and basmati rice. That's why I've referred to myself as "Afghan by blood, redneck by the grace of God."
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Aman Mojadidi, an American of Afghan descent, is an artist who has worked in Kabul
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He has chosen provocative themes, using humor to examine life in Afghanistan
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His work intentionally blurs fact and fiction, reality and imagination
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He imitated a "jihadi gangster" and did a reverse impersonation of a corrupt police officer | 62,338 | record_train |
Meanwhile, Rodriguez, who has been accused of using performance-enhancing drugs, awaits word from @placeholder as to whether he will be suspended from the sport and, if so, for how long. | (CNN) -- Alex Rodriguez is taking his quest to get back on the diamond into his own hands. A representative for Rodriguez said he got a second opinion on a recent quadriceps injury, and the doctor who analyzed the MRI says Rodriguez is healthy enough to return to the field. Michael Gross of The Sports Medicine Institute at Hackensack University, who was hired by Rodriguez, says he does not see an injury. On Wednesday evening, Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman said he heard through media reports that Gross had not examined Rodriguez and said it is the Yankees' desire to have Rodriguez return to the lineup as soon as possible.
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Alex Rodriguez hires doctor who says he is healthy enough to play
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Yankees GM says team's MRI shows A-Rod has a "grade 1 strain"
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The @placeholder finally scraped back up and closed on 5,066.81, up by 25.20 points compared with yesterday. | By Mark Duell Last updated at 5:22 PM on 23rd September 2011 World financial markets went into freefall today with Wall Street on track for its worst weekly losses in three years - despite pledges from leading economies to stabilise the crisis. Just after Wall Street opened today, the Dow Jones was down 36, or 0.3 per cent, at 10,698; the S&P was down 3 points, or 0.2 per cent, at 1,127; and the Nasdaq was down 2, or 0.1 per cent, at 2,454. In Europe, London's FTSE 100 plunged below the important 5,000 mark by lunchtime as it dropped by 1.3 per cent to 4,977, while France's CAC-40 and Germany's DAX were both down 0.9 per cent.
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All three Wall Street markets open down again after big falls on Thursday
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London's FTSE 100 drops below the important 5,000 mark
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South Korea in banking chaos as market plunges 5.7 per cent overnight
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French and German markets fall amid uncertainty over Greek debt
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Dow tumbles 500 yesterday to year-low before slight rebound at close
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Investor George Soros says U.S. economy already into double-dip recession
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Majority of Americans say Obama is at fault for U.S. economic woes | 62,340 | record_train |
Over a period of six months, @placeholder would stay most nights while the husband was in the main part of the house. | Denials: Physiotherapist Leith Brown, pictured, says Patient A's husband wants to 'ruin' him A hospital physiotherapist had an affair with a married female patient – and the couple spent nights together while the woman’s husband was sleeping in the same house, a disciplinary hearing has heard. Leith Brown could be struck off the professional register if allegations of misconduct are proved. The affair ended when the husband found out about it and confronted senior managers at the private Hospital of St John and St Elizabeth in North London, which has previously treated Gwyneth Paltrow, Kate Winslet, Jerry Hall and Kate Moss.
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Woman, known as Patient A, told hearing Leith Brown had seduced her
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He had been 'charming and professional' when she first went for treatment
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Affair ended when the husband found out and confronted hospital bosses
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"For us now, it's about making sure we are as well prepared for @placeholder as we were for Saracens last week. | James Hook wants Gloucester to kick on from recent domestic successes and book a place in this season's European Challenge Cup quarter-finals. Victory over Kingsholm visitors Oyonnax on Saturday would secure a last-eight spot one game inside the distance. And after starting the year with successive Aviva Premiership wins against Exeter and Saracens - the latter success secured by Hook's long-range penalty in injury time - Gloucester are raring to go again. James Hook is hoping some good domestic results can buoy Gloucester into the European Cup quarter-finals "We have been given a huge confidence boost," Wales international Hook said. "We beat a good side in Exeter, and we beat a champion side in Saracens.
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A win against Oyonnax would secure Gloucester a place in the last-eight
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Gloucester buoyed by Aviva Premiership wins over Exeter and Saracens
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London Irish looking to keep the heat on Pool One rivals Cardiff Blues
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An @placeholder activist told CNN he went to the scene. | (CNN) -- Scores of people who had been without bread for days were killed when Syrian warplanes bombed a bakery in the western village of Halfaya, opposition activists said Sunday. More than 100 people were killed, the opposition Local Coordination Committees of Syria said. The death toll could rise, the activist group said. An activist who oversaw the burial of many bodies said at least 109 people died. Hassan Al-Rajb told CNN that 69 people were identified and buried, while 15 others were laid to rest without being ID'd. At least 25 more bodies were still at the site, but hospital workers said the roads were cut off and they were unable to reach the bakery, he said.
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NEW: One resident says 84 people have been buried, with more bodies still on the streets
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NEW: People had been waiting for bread for almost a week
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Activists say MiG planes bombed a bakery in western Syria
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Videos posted on social media show rebel soldiers, civilians rushing to scene | 62,343 | record_train |
I happen to agree with @placeholder's sentiment, but other women saw Mayer's pose as a step backward. | And I didn't think Marissa Mayer, the Yahoo! chief who caused quite a stir with her two-week maternity leave and decision to ban employees working from home, could get any more controversial. Enter her decision to strike a pose in the September issue of Vogue magazine, lounging on a hammock wearing Michael Kors and stiletto heels, and let the debate, mostly among women, rage on. "Smart women can be beautiful," said Jen Bosse of the blog, Defining My Happy. "Beautiful women can be leaders of industry. Women should not have to succumb to societal pressure dictating what they are 'allowed' to be and do."
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Marissa Mayer appears in September issue of Vogue magazine
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In one, Mr Cameron writes: 'The horse CB [@placeholder] put me on. | New details of intimate texts exchanged between David Cameron and disgraced media boss Rebekah Brooks have been obtained by The Mail on Sunday. In one message, the Prime Minister thanks the former News International chief for letting him ride one of her family's horses, saying it was 'fast, unpredictable and hard to control but fun'. In another, a gushing Mrs Brooks tells Mr Cameron that she felt so emotional listening to his Tory conference speech she 'cried twice', adding: 'Will love "working together".' In close touch: Rebekah Brooks (left) pictured on the pone with her husband Charlie Brooks (right) The messages, with their horseplay tone, are part of a cache of texts and emails handed over to Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry into media ethics by Downing Street and Mrs Brooks. Only a very small number of the messages have so far been made public, leading to claims of a cover-up by No 10 and the inquiry.
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Messages from a cache of texts and emails handed over to Leveson inquiry
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Only a very small number of the messages have so far been made public
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Mrs Brooks awaits trial next year on charges of phone hacking and conspiracy to pervert the course of justice | 62,345 | record_train |
Nightmare: A friend of @placeholder said he had spoken to him on Sunday and was told they were having a great time | A British man and his beauty queen ex-wife have been murdered in front of their five-year-old daughter in a horrific robbery in Venezuela. Thomas Berry, 39, from London and Miss Venezuela 2004, Monica Spear Mootz, 29, were gunned down by thieves after their car broke down on the Puerto-Cabello to Valencia highway at about 10pm on Monday. Police made five arrests in connection with the case earlier today, including two who were said to be under 18. Scroll down for video Heartbreaking: Monica Spear Mootz, 29, and Thomas Berry, 39, had an amicable split a year earlier but took vacations together with their daughter- including the one they were on when they were killed
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Thomas Berry and Monica Spear Mootz were stranded after car broke down
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Couple killed in front of five-year-old daughter Maya, who was shot in leg
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Five people including two under-18s, arrested over attack
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Car hit sharp object in road which is a ploy used by robbers, police say
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Parents of actress flown to Venezuela on private jet provided by country's president | 62,346 | record_train |
The @placeholder, they're playing for a championship this year, so I hope that he's OK and I apologize to the Thunder and to James Harden," he said. | (CNN) -- As the world knows, peace can sometimes be fleeting. One-time basketball bad boy Ron Artest, who changed his name to Metta World Peace and said it was meaningful and inspirational, was ejected Sunday from the Los Angeles Lakers-Oklahoma City Thunder game for hitting James Harden in the head with his elbow. After scoring against the Thunder in the second quarter, World Peace was cheering his own shot when he hit the Oklahoma City guard in the back of the head, knocking him down. Watch the NBA.com video of the hit Harden was on the floor for several minutes, and did not return to the game after being diagnosed with a concussion, according to the Thunder.
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World Peace of the Los Angeles Lakers knocks down Thunder's Harden
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World Peace, formerly known as Ron Artest, is ejected from the Lakers-Thunder game
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@placeholder has since admitted to Mailonline that she had tried to pass off another horse as Jerry and described her actions as ‘stupid’. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:38 EST, 24 August 2013 | UPDATED: 07:56 EST, 25 August 2013 More than a week after Jerry the carriage horse collapsed in Salt Lake City, PETA is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to his whereabouts. The 13-year-old dapple-gray half-Thoroughbred/half-Percheron horse collapsed while pulling a carriage through downtown traffic in sweltering heat. Jerry was left lying for several hours on the scorching pavement, before his owners eventually moved him via forklift to a nearby stable. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES The wrong horse: Annette Overson has admitted to MailOnline that the horse in this photo isn't Jerry
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13-year-old Jerry collapsed earlier this month due to a bout of colic | 62,348 | record_train |
Mr Alexander also made clear that raising the personal income tax allowance to £12,500 will be a key @placeholder demand in any coalition talks after the 2015 election. | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 08:23 EST, 8 March 2014 | UPDATED: 07:49 EST, 9 March 2014 Dealing with Britain’s debts must not be done solely through attacks on public pending and welfare, the Lib Dems said today. In a swipe at the Tories, Chief Secretary to the Treasury Danny Alexander said ‘there is such a thing as society’ as he warned the wealthiest must be made to pay their fair share. He also used a speech to the Lib Dem conference in York to dismiss ‘feeble’ Tory attempts to claim the income tax cut as their own policy, and signalled people who earn up to £12,500 should pay no income tax at all.
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Danny Alexander dismisses Tory plan to slash £25billion in spending
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There is such a thing as society, Lib Dem Treasury minister tells party conference in York
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Signals Lib Dem manifesto will promise to raise income tax threshold will rise to £12,500 | 62,349 | record_train |
Back home: And Cristiano Ronaldo, who has already gone back to @placeholder, managed just one | With Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo heading towards 30, the look-out is on for a new generation of stars to make football glamorous into the next decade. Neymar and Gareth Bale spring to mind and if last night’s dazzling display in the Maracana is anything to go by, Colombia’s James Rodriguez could end up the likeliest lad of all. The 22-year-old had a growing reputation before this tournament – after his two brilliant goals against Uruguay the hype is now ready to go through the roof. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Colombia hero James Rodriguez practise free-kicks Football's next superstar? James Rodriguez has lit up the World Cup so far
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Scored twice against Uruguay to lead his side into the quarter-finals
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Has five goals at the World Cup so far, with Lionel Messi on four
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Cristiano Ronaldo managed just one before Portugal's group stage exit | 62,350 | record_train |
The White House "looks forward to continuing to work with both the @placeholder and the Senate to increase certainty and stability for the economy," the statement concluded. | Washington (CNN) -- The first day of business of President Barack Obama's second term began with a prayer service Tuesday, but it will take more than spiritual guidance to change the divisive culture of Washington politics. Conservative critics of the president wasted no time ripping into an inaugural address laden with progressive themes such as climate change, gun control, gay rights and immigration reform. More specifically, they targeted the president's vigorous defense of costly but popular entitlement programs such as Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid. "One thing that is pretty clear from the president's speech yesterday -- the era of liberalism is back," said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky. "An unabashedly, far left-of-center inauguration speech certainly brings back memories of the Democratic Party of ages past."
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House GOP leaders pushing 10-year plan to balance budget
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Conservatives criticize progressive themes in President Obama's inaugural address
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The House will vote Wednesday on a plan to spark budget negotiations
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Sad to leave: Peace Corps volunteers feel as though the @placeholder has done well protecting them thus far but that dangers are on the rise and it's in their best interest to leave | By Associated Press The Peace Corps is suspending its programs in Kenya because of security concerns and is pulling more than 50 volunteers out of the country until threat levels decrease, the Peace Corps and State Department said on Thursday. A statement to The Associated Press from the State Department said that the Peace Corps 'has been closely monitoring the security environment in Kenya ... and has decided to officially suspend the program in Kenya.' The Peace Corps will monitor the security situation and determine when volunteers can return, it said. The decision comes amid a tightening of security by the U.S. Embassy in Kenya, which has seen dozens of grenade and gunfire attacks the last two years. Earlier this year the U.S. increased the number of security personnel at the embassy and put armed Marines behind sandbag bunkers on the embassy roof.
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The Peace Corps is pulling more than 50 volunteers out of Kenya until threat levels decrease
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Kenya has seen a rise of terror attacks in recent years including last year's attack at a mall that killed 67 people
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The State Department also reduced the number of U.S. personnel in Kenya by moving a regional USAID office out of the country | 62,352 | record_train |
all of their shirts during the 2-0 defeat to @placeholder, which will be | After scoring 183 goals for Liverpool, he certainly knows what to do when he can see the net. But when his sight was temporarily taken away on Monday night, a blindfolded Robbie Fowler ended up kicking the ball into comedian John Bishop during a half-time charity challenge at Anfield. Fowler, 37, and Bishop, 46, were on the pitch at half-time of the game between Liverpool and West Bromwich Albion to support a campaign to eradicate avoidable blindness in developing countries. Scroll down for video Oops: A blindfolded Robbie Fowler kicked a ball into comedian John Bishop's face on Monday night during a half-time charity challenge at Liverpool's Anfield stadium to raise awareness for an anti-blindness campaign
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Fowler, 37, and Bishop, 46, were on pitch at half-time of Liverpool game
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Campaigning to eradicate avoidable blindness in developing countries
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The caller said the pair had driven home drunk, @placeholder magistrates heard. | By Ulla Kloster PUBLISHED: 05:29 EST, 29 July 2013 | UPDATED: 07:44 EST, 29 July 2013 A couple have been banned for driving their cars 50 yards home after drinking at a social club. Mel Arundel, 54, and Roy Burgon, 58, of Melton, near Woodbridge, Suffolk, were convicted of drink-driving after they both denied the offence. They were ordered to fork out a total of £3,710 in fines and costs between them. Roy Burgon, 58, (pictured left leaving Ipswich Magistrates Court) and Mel Arundel (right), were convicted of drink-driving after they both denied the offence. They claimed they were the victims of spite
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Pair claimed they were victims of spite involving a man who held a grudge
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PCs went to the couple's house after receiving an anonymous 999 tip-off
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Burgon answered the door smelling of alcohol with his eyes glazed | 62,354 | record_train |
Over just three months, profits from @placeholder’s smartphone and tablet computer division more than doubled to £3.2billion. | By Peter Campbell PUBLISHED: 12:32 EST, 25 January 2013 | UPDATED: 07:58 EST, 26 January 2013 Samsung is claiming victory in the war of the mobiles after its large-screen Galaxy outsold the Apple iPhone. In the crucial run-up to Christmas, the South Korean company shifted 700,000 handsets a day worldwide, selling 60million in the final three months of 2012. Apple sold 47.8million iPhones in the same period – a disappointing figure that saw more than £35billion wiped from its stock market value. Even though sales rose to record levels, Apple missed its targets – causing its shares to plunge by more than 10 per cent in one day.
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South Korean technology giant enjoyed record profits during the final three months of 2012
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Before approaching Sudan's education minister, the two sources said @placeholder tried to enlist two parents, who were also teachers at the school, to join in her protest against the teddy bear's name, but they declined. | KHARTOUM, Sudan (CNN) -- In an effort to shut down Khartoum's Unity High School, a disgruntled former employee alerted Sudanese officials that a British teacher had allowed her class to name a teddy bear "Mohammed," a British source and Sudanese presidential palace source told Time magazine's Sam Dealey. An undated amateur photo shows Gillian Gibbons, who was jailed for allowing children to name a teddy bear "Mohammed". Gillian Gibbons, 54, was convicted last week of insulting religion and sentenced to 15 days in jail and deportation. Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir pardoned her from her prison sentence on Monday and she later left on a flight for England.
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Disgruntled ex-employee said teacher let class name teddy "Mohammed"
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Briton Gillian Gibbons convicted of insulting religion released from jail
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A new book claims neutral @placeholder allowed the Nazis to use their railways to prensport troops and equipment to and from Norway | By Allan Hall PUBLISHED: 10:35 EST, 5 June 2012 | UPDATED: 10:35 EST, 5 June 2012 Relations between Norway and Sweden are being strained with the publication of a new book, which details how Stockholm aided the Nazis during WW2 as their neighbours fought and lost a decisive battle against the German invaders. Sweden stayed neutral in the war but Norway was among the first conquests of Hitler. Now a new book shows how Sweden let the Germans use its efficient rail network to transport men and materials to the battle of Narvik, where British troops were deployed in a bid to stave off the Nazi hordes.
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Use of Swedish SJ rail system helped Germany win battle of Narvik
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Troops and war materials transferred through country, while iron ore and Jews for death camps were taken out | 62,357 | record_train |
Stephan said: 'With Project 360, we can continue what @placeholder did in length and width with our camera, opening up a third dimension with a crystal-clear view down.' | A pair of climbers retraced the steps of the brave Brit who first conquered the deadly Matterhorn mountain in the Alps to pose for a unique 360 degree picture, which makes it look like they are - quite literally - on top of the world. The high-altitude birds eye view photograph looks down on Stephan Siegrist and David Fassel as they stand atop the dangerous Swiss mountain. A remarkable image, complete with the entire world in the background, it was taken with a Google Street View-style camera mounted on a selfie stick. A pair of climbers retraced the steps of the brave Brit, Edward Whymper, who first conquered the deadly Matterhorn mountain in the Alps
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Stephan Siegrist and David Fassel successfully retraced the steps of adventurer Edward Whymper
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The duo climbed the north face of the Matterhorn mountain the Swiss Alps to pose for a 360 degree photo
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A remarkable image, it looks as though the entire world is in the background of the shot
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To create the photograph, the men used a Google Street Style-view camera mounted on a selfie stick | 62,358 | record_train |
Replication: A member of the @placeholder team that helped track down Bin Laden described his compounds as being comparable to a living version of the reality show the Kardashians in Abbottabad | Osama Bin Laden fathered four children while on the run in Pakistan in the nine years following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, according to his youngest wife while skipping from safe house to safe house among family. 'I can only begin to imagine that that looked like American reality TV,' Phil Mudd who helped lead the CIA's hunt for Bin Laden told ABC. 'That he was living in some version of the Kardashians in Abbottabad.' During that time, the former Al Qaeda leader moved between five safe houses and at least two of the four children were born in a government hospital, his former-wife Amal Ahmad Abdul Fateh said.
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Two of the four children were born in a government hospital
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Life compared to reality TV show of 'Kardashians in Abbottabad'
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Al Qaeda leader's youngest wife reveals his living arrangements in hiding
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Just months after moving into his Abbottabad compound in 2005 an earthquake strikes north-west Pakistan. U.S. aid is transported to the region in helicopters that fly 'directly over' the terror leader's hideout | 62,359 | record_train |
But he insisted that the @placeholder was ‘supportive of Britain’s membership’, adding: ‘Whether or not we should be EU members is not for the Church but, once we’re members, they seem to take the view it’s a good thing.’ | The Church of England was at the centre of an extraordinary row last night over claims it is being used to stop Britain leaving the European Union. Prayers for Britain to stay in the EU forming part of a Brussels-backed event to mark the 40th anniversary of the UK joining the Common Market are to be said in a service at Salisbury Cathedral. The event next month is being held in Salisbury because it was the home of the late Sir Edward Heath, the Prime Minister who took the UK into what is now the EU in 1973. Leading pro-Europeans will attend.
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Service to be held at Salisbury Cathedral next month | 62,360 | record_train |
Some parking lot owners welcome @placeholder, and others do not, but the chef simply takes it all in stride. | LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Finding one of the newest hot spots for dining in Los Angeles may require Twittering and a GPS, because the locations of the Kogi trucks are always changing. A hungry crowd gathers one night around a Kogi truck in Los Angeles. "We were like the first ones here, and we didn't know. It's gotta be somewhere around here, so we went around for a good 20 minutes trying to find the place. But we heard the tacos were insanely good," said Robert Rabis, who was dining with his wife, Tiffany Tang. Those mouth-watering tacos are a fusion of Korean and Mexican food and are served from two company trucks that have drawn a devoted following over six months. Word from those satisfied mouths and the social network Twitter has people lining up at the trucks for up to two hours.
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Rain or shine, Kogi fans wait in line to dine in parking lots at night
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Two Kogi trucks with Korean-Mexican fusion food roam streets of Los Angeles
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Customers follow tweets on Twitter to find the current location of trucks
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Tacos cost $2, and burritos, sliders and kimchi quesadillas cost $5 | 62,361 | record_train |
After the tragic accident Yi used the insurance money from Ruizhe's death -- 30 million Japanese yen -- to set up @placeholder in 2003. | (CNN) -- Each year Yi Jiefeng does what she can to stop China turning into a desert. For the last 12 years the native of Shanghai has planted saplings in Inner Mongolia trying to reforest the region, but also to keep the memory of her dead son alive. In 2000, Yi's only son was killed in a traffic accident in Japan. Yi almost succumbed to grief, but instead decided to devote her life to living out her son's dream of planting trees in the deserts of Inner Mongolia. "He was fond of nature since he was a little boy," Yi said of her son, Yang Ruizhe.
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Green Life is a project to reforest desert areas of China
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Initiative came about through tragic death of founder's son
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Non-profit has planed over 1 million trees over 11 years | 62,362 | record_train |
She taught honors @placeholder, creative writing, college prep and journalism and coached junior varsity girls tennis. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:08 EST, 29 April 2013 | UPDATED: 15:30 EST, 29 April 2013 A 33-year-old former English teacher sentenced to parole after admitting she had sex with a 15-year-old male student, was 'heavily depressed' at the time, her attorneys said today. Erica DePalo, from Montclair, New Jersey, has been sentenced to a three-year suspended sentence, meaning she will not serve jail time but will be registered as a sex offender. The former Essex County Teacher of the Year pleaded guilty in February and agreed today to never seek public or government employment again, nor have any contact with her victim.
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Erica DePalo was 'heavily depressed' and 'bi-polar' during the affair
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She avoided 10 years in prison as part of a plea deal
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She must forfeit her teaching license and register as a sex offender under Megan's Law
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The boy's parent's are happy with the deal
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Text messages between DePalo and the boy 'made it clear they were in something of a relationship' | 62,363 | record_train |
The reception was held @placeholder of Spain's La | Spain's Euro 2012 heroes got the royal seal of approval today as two special little fans welcomed the team home. Princess Letizia's daughters six-year-old Leonor and Sofia - proudly wearing Spain football shirts - got to grips with the silverware at a reception given to the members of Spanish national team. They were seen reaching deep inside the Euro trophy and pulled out what seemed to be confetti from celebrations in the Ukrainian capital Kiev. Leonor (left) and Sofia (right), daughters Crown Prince Felipe and Princess Letizia of Spain, look inside the Euro 2012 trophy at La Zarzuela Palace, Madrid
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Spain make history after claiming Euro 2012 crown
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Thousands turn out for ope-top bus parade in Madrid
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Players invited to royal reception with King Juan Carlos | 62,364 | record_train |
@placeholder is one of the most dangerous places in the world to drive if you are a tourist. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 06:48 EST, 21 November 2012 | UPDATED: 07:40 EST, 21 November 2012 A father who worked as a teacher and volunteered with orphans has been killed in a tragic motorbike accident after he collided with a lorry. Christopher Hart, 44, a keen coach for various sporting teams, was on his way home from cricket practice in the resort of Phuket when he collided with the truck last night. Mr Hart moved to Thailand six years ago, where he met his wife, Bangon and they have a three year old son together called Oliver. Father-of-one Christopher Hart was tragically killed in a motorbike accident in the Thai resort of Phuket
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Christopher Hart, 44, from Rochdale, Greater Manchester, hit by truck
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Family pay tribute to father-of-one who 'loved life' | 62,365 | record_train |
I am determined to see @placeholder earn a strong reputation in innovation. | (CNN) -- What does it take to become the CEO of India's biggest biotech company and the richest woman in India? Mazumdar Shaw with Shah Rukh Khan. India's richest woman is ready to answer your questions. Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, founder of biotech pharaceutical company Biotech answers your questions, below. Yours is a very inspiring story. Could you tell us more about what challenges you had to overcome to bring Biocon to a global level? Vishala Vasandani Mazumdar Shaw: My journey started 30 years ago at a time when I had to face credibility challenges that pertained to my gender, my inexperience as a business entrepreneur and my unfamiliar biotechnology-based business model. My business evolved in tandem with challenges.
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India's richest woman Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw is founder and CEO of Biocon
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Email her your questions on business and secrets of her success
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Gorbachev, now 83, is often praised for his decision to avoid using force to quell uprisings in Eastern Europe, helping pave the way for @placeholder to fall in 1989. | Berlin (CNN) -- Twenty-five years on from the fall of the Berlin Wall, much has changed. But former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev says the lessons learned back then could help restore calm to today's increasingly volatile world. Speaking to CNN in Berlin, where he is attending anniversary celebrations, Gorbachev called for efforts to rebuild trust between East and West and for leaders to again work together for the common good. "A lot depends on America, Europe, Russia -- they have to work together more productively," he said. "We have to reestablish the cooperation and the trust that has been destroyed. We must start by dialogue -- we must meet and not just talk past each other."
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Mikhail Gorbachev: America, Europe, Russia must work together more productively
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"We have to reestablish the cooperation and the trust that has been destroyed," he says
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Gorbachev is in Berlin to mark the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall
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"In @placeholder, for the last rally, a lot of regulations were not accomplished by the race organizers and even local government. | It's a breathtaking scenario. Hundreds of petrol-heads roaring across some of South America's most stunning landscapes in a grueling two-week endurance race where the competitors are at the mercy of treacherous terrain. The Dakar Rally's 465 competitors speed through the daunting sand dunes of Atacama desert one day, and traverse the snow-capped Andes mountain range the next in a 9,000-kilometer coast-to-coast marathon taking in Argentina, Chile and, this year, Peru. But environmentalists are worried about the effect the event -- which attracts millions of spectators -- has on a continent that is home to a wealth of fragile ecosystems. Argentine ecological group FUNAM has accused officials of failing to conduct the necessary environmental impact assessments before ratifying the route of the race, which ends on Sunday.
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The 33rd edition of the Dakar Rally will come to a conclusion on Sunday
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The South American endurance event has attracted the ire of environmental groups
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It has been held in Argentina and Chile since 2009, with Peru added this year
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Infuriated, @placeholder kicked in the door and started pouring the gas on the floor, saying if she didn't come out from her hiding place he would burn the place down, the police report states. | The former lover of accused serial killer Darren Vann has opened up for the first time about the horrific night he poured a can of gasoline over her, threatening to burn them both alive and take an apartment block down with them. After a decade of terrified silence, Ceritha Grant, 43, finally feels free to tell her story after Vann's arrest in connection with the murder of seven women around Gary, Indiana. And she revealed Vann came looking for her less than a week before he is accused of strangling prostitute Afrika Hardy in a motel room, leaving her in the bathtub with the water running.
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Darren Vann has admitted to seven murders and could be liable for more
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When Ceritha Grant met Vann his idea of a night out was to visit Barnes and Noble and read Harry Potter books
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Vann was very clean living, didn't smoke, drink or take drugs, she says
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He often locked her in their apartment and hogtied her
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'The only time I saw him was when he brought me my three meals a day'
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In a jealous rage, Vann took her hostage and threatened to set fire to the apartment block | 62,369 | record_train |
'They're more direct than @placeholder and much more relationship based,' Mr Berry said. | The Kiwi Government is on a mission to convince 50,000 Australians to move to New Zealand. For the first time ever the country is holding jobs expos around Australia to showcase the Kiwi lifestyle and help local companies hire the skilled workers they are lacking. New Zealand Employment Minister Steven Joyce says the country is facing skills shortages across a range of industries, and with the Kiwi unemployment rate at just 5.4 percent compared to Australia's 6.2 percent he thinks it's the perfect time for Aussies to move across the ditch. Scroll down for video Nigel Bickle from New Zealand's Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment speaks at the NZ Jobs Expo in Perth. The NZ Governmentwill hold another expo in Sydney this Saturday and Sunday
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New Zealand is facing skills shortages across a number of industries
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The Kiwi Government says 50,000 vacancies could be filled by Aussies
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This comes as figures show New Zealand lost just 5300 people to Australia in the past year – the smallest loss in 20 years
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The country is holding a jobs expo in Sydney this Saturday and Sunday | 62,370 | record_train |
And that's not, I don't think, the point @placeholder was trying to make in her movie. | (CNN) -- In the three days since Disney crowned its 11th official princess and people got a glimpse of the "new" Merida -- Disney's doll version of the fire-haired heroine of the Oscar-winning animated film "Brave" -- there's been much uproar. The princess-ified Merida aimed at the merchandising market is hippier, her neckline a little more plunging and off-the-shoulder than it was in the film. Her features are softer. And is that lipstick she's wearing? Disney was quickly taken to task by many, including the film's writer and co-director Brenda Chapman, who called the makeover a "blatantly sexist marketing move based on money" that strips the character of her place as a "better, stronger role model ... something of substance, not just a pretty face that waits around for romance." The implication, of course, being that pretty girls can't be role models. Or have substance.
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Peggy Drexler: Disney retooled Princess Merida from "Brave" movie as "babe" for doll
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Director's criticism of "sexist marketing" implies pretty girls not role models, Drexler says
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She says dolls are for fantasy, and parents help kids use their imagination
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Drexler: Calling new Merida sexist sends poor message | 62,371 | record_train |
Since then, @placeholder has been depicted as bin Laden's closest adviser, as well as his doctor. | (CNN) -- The death of Osama bin Laden does not necessarily mean the death of al Qaeda, the terrorist network he founded, though experts say none of his most likely successors offer the same combination of charisma, cash and credibility among militant Muslims. Bin Laden has long been a prime target for U.S. authorities, a member of the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list since 1999 who has had a $25 million bounty on his head since after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Yet except for a few audiotapes on subjects ranging from climate change to France's role in Afghanistan, he's been relatively quiet in recent years.
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A U.S. official says they know of "no succession plan" now that bin Laden is dead
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An expert says his deputy, Ayman al-Zawahiri, is "not popular with colleagues"
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Another contender is U.S.-born Anwar al-Alwaki, who is now based in Yemen
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Other possibilities are Abu Yahya al-Libi, from Libya, and Ilyas Kashmiri of Pakistan | 62,372 | record_train |
Race: Other winners show their finds on @placeholder, as the donor said he wants to expand to other cities | By Daily Mail Reporters An anonymous benefactor who has been leaving cash hidden throughout San Francisco has spoken out about the decision to share their wealth - as winners share their joy online. The donor, who invites people to track down the cash through a series of clues posted on a Twitter page, @HiddenCash, also revealed that they are going to start hiding the money in other cities. 'I just closed a real estate deal where my profit was about half-a-million dollars,' he or she told the San Francisco Chronicle. 'I decided even before it closed that one of the things I wanted to do with the money was something fun in SF.'
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Using the Twitter handle @HiddenCash, a mysterious benefactor has been leaving cash all over the city and then tweeting clues about where to find it
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Money has been found under chairs and benches in public parks, on stairways and even inside a unisex bathroom
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User revealed that he or she became rich through real estate and now has plans to take the generous scheme to other cities | 62,373 | record_train |
Mr Stanley's widow, Carrie, whom he had been with for 20 years, said he told her he 'needed some space away and moved to @placeholder's house and I was supportive of this because I wanted him to get better'. | By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 17:49 EST, 12 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:11 EST, 13 February 2013 A Turner Prize judge killed himself in a colleague's garden while dressed in a dinner suit, his inquest heard today. Michael Stanley, 37, hanged himself after struggling with 'relationship and work issues', Oxfordshire Coroner's Court heard. The married father-of-three, who was director of the gallery Modern Art Oxford, suffered from depression and took his own life in the early hours of Friday September 21 last year, coroner Darren Salter ruled today. Mr Stanley, described in the proceedings as a workaholic, was discovered in the garden of colleague Verity Slater shortly after midday on the Friday.
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Michael Stanley, an art gallery director, was discovered by neighbours
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The father-of-three had a history of depression, a coroner heard
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Mr Stanley was with wife Carrie for 20 years | 62,374 | record_train |
the dismissal of the criminal case against @placeholder, but few | By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 2:19 AM on 5th September 2011 Dominique Strauss-Kahn and his wife Anne Sinclair smile as they finally return home to France yesterday, despite warnings that the disgraced former IMF chief’s problems are far from over. They arrived at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris amid a storm of protest, led by the French First Lady. Referring to the May sexual assault charges against him in New York being dropped, Carla Bruni told TF1 news: ‘I don’t understand how this whole business came to an end. Happy to be back: The former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn and wife Anne Sinclair arrive back on French soil
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DSK and his long-suffering wife Anne Sinclair are met by French police as they arrive
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Trip marks his first return to his native France since May arrest
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Left U.S. after collapse of sensational sexual assault case filed by hotel maid
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Hotel housekeeper Nafissatou Diallo still has civil case pending in New York
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No sign when he might return as defendants not required to show for court dates | 62,375 | record_train |
Speaking on state television in February, @placeholder said, 'We will fight these vermins called homosexuals or gays the same way we are fighting malaria-causing mosquitoes, if not more aggressively.' | Lawmakers in Gambia have passed a bill imposing life sentences for some homosexual acts, officials have said this week. The bill amending the criminal code was passed last month and brings life imprisonment for 'aggravated homosexuality', a charge which includes people living with HIV/AIDS, minority leader Samba Jallow told The Associated Press. Under Gambian law, amended in 2005 to apply to women as well as men, homosexual acts were already punishable by up to 14 years in prison. The bill now awaits approval by President Yahya Jammeh (pictured), one of Africa's most vocal anti-homosexual leaders who in 2008 instructed gay men and women to leave the country or risk having their heads cut off
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Bill amending criminal code was passed last month and includes life sentences for some homosexual acts
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Under Gambian law, amended in 2005 to apply to women as well as men, homosexual acts were already punishable by up to 14 years in prison
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The bill now awaits approval by autocractic President Yahya Jammeh, one of Africa's most vocal anti-homsexual leaders
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Campaigners say bill could make life even worse for gay people in Gambia | 62,376 | record_train |
He also said investigators would check out rumored links between Magnotta and a well-known @placeholder. | Berlin (CNN) -- What appeared to be a human hand and foot were sent separately to two area schools, Vancouver police said Tuesday. The first package, containing what was thought to be a hand, was delivered to False Creek Elementary School, while the second, containing what appeared to be a foot, was found by staff at St. George's School, they said. It was not immediately clear whether the gruesome discoveries are connected to the case of Luka Rocco Magnotta, the Canadian porn actor accused of killing and dismembering a man and mailing body parts to politicians. "The investigation is only a few hours old now, so I can't link it to anything," Vancouver Police Deputy Chief Warren Lemcke told reporters.
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NEW: The packages contained what appeared to be a human hand and foot
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NEW: There's no indication the remains are connected to the case of Luka Rocco Magnotta
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Magnotta is accused of killing and dismembering a man and mailing body parts to politicians
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He was arrested by Berlin police on Monday after an international manhunt | 62,377 | record_train |
Last moments: @placeholder married his girlfriend a few days before he died; a moment captured in the documentary | By Ruth Styles He's famous for his exposés of the seedy side of LA life, interviewing everyone from porn stars to pet obsessives in a bid to shine a light on the parts of Hollywood where the cameras don't go. Now Louis Theroux has turned his attentions to a completely different part of LA life - the dying - and unearthed an incredible survival story in the process. When Theroux first met Langston, 22, he was in a coma and not expected to survive. But 37 days later and in the face of overwhelming odds of a million to one, the college athlete woke up.
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Langston, a 22-year-old from LA, appears in Louis Theroux' LA Stories
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Was in a coma and wasn't expected to survive his severe brain damage
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Theroux says seeing him overcome the odds was 'amazing'
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New film focuses on the end-of-life care on offer in hospitals in LA
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Theroux also meets cancer sufferers Donta, 31, and Javier, 29
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Louis Theroux' LA Stories: Edge of Life is on Sunday at 9pm on BBC2 | 62,378 | record_train |
Since 2008, the government has stepped up the military's presence in @placeholder as it tries to crack down on crime. | (CNN) -- Two survivors of the casino fire that killed 52 people in the Mexican city of Monterrey last week cast doubt on authorities' description of what happened, saying gunmen opened fire on gamblers inside before setting the building ablaze. Police have arrested five suspected members of the Zetas drug cartel in connection with Thursday's torching of the Casino Royale in Monterrey. The men told investigators they carried out the attack because the owners of the casino had not complied with their extortion demands, according to Adrian de la Garza, the attorney general of the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon.
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NEW: Witnesses recount gunmen shooting patrons, hurling grenades
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Authorities say suspects told them civilians were not their target
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The casino fire left 52 dead and shocked Mexico
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Mexican officials showed off five suspects to reporters Tuesday | 62,379 | record_train |
"@placeholder called the manager over and said, 'Put that girl's ring on my tab,'" she said. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- "Fast & Furious" star Paul Walker may have initially survived a horrific car crash but died moments later of a combination of injuries from the impact and the resulting fire, according to a coroner's report. The one-page preliminary report released by the Los Angeles County coroner's office Wednesday listed the cause of the actor's death as the "combined effects of traumatic and thermal injuries." An autopsy concluded that Roger Rodas, who was driving the red Porsche Carrera GT, suffered "multiple traumatic injuries," but it was not clear in the report if he was still alive when the car burst into flames soon after the wreck.
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Coroner: Paul Walker died from "combined effects of traumatic and thermal injuries"
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Autopsy confirms Roger Rodas was driving the Porsche when it crashed
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Walker's and Rodas' deaths ruled an accident by the coroner
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Production of the next "Fast & Furious" film is shut down "for a period of time" | 62,380 | record_train |
A jury has found 32-year-old @placeholder guilty of first-degree murder in the death of York University student | By James Nye and Joel Christie The Canadian man on trial for the rape and murder of a Chinese student in her Toronto apartment while her horrified boyfriend watched helplessly on Skype in Beijing was found guilty on Monday. Brian Dickson, 32, did not show any emotion as he was convicted of the first degree murder of 23-year-old Qian Liu in April 2011, receiving a life-sentence with no chance of parole for 25-years. Liu's father broke down in tears as the verdict was delivered - bringing an end to three years of trauma for the family after the York University student's boyfriend watched her fend off Dickson before calmly turning the computer off.
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Brian Dickson, 32, was found guilty of the first-degree murder of Chinese student Qian Liu in court today in Toronto
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Liu, 23, was sexually assaulted and then murdered inside her apartment as her boyfriend, Xian Meng watched helplessly from Beijing
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The tragic student was found dead on the morning of April 15, 2011
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Meng, who was in Beijing, says that the killer allegedly knocked on the door and tried to hug Liu who tried to force him out
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Meng says he then heard what sounded like two muffled bangs and that a man 'naked from the waist down' shut off the lights, locked the door and turned off the webcam
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The chances that the semen found on victim Qian Liu weren't from Dickson are calculated as one in 2.7 quintillion
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The statement added, "North Korea is only further isolating itself by engaging in provocative acts, and is wasting its money on weapons and propaganda displays while the @placeholder people go hungry." | Defying warnings from the international community, North Korea launched a long-range rocket on Friday, but it broke apart before escaping the earth's atmosphere and fell into the sea, officials said. "It flew about a minute, and it flew into the ocean," said Noriyuki Shikata, a spokesman for Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda. He added that Japanese authorities "have not identified any negative impacts, so far," though he said the international ramifications could be significant. "This is something that we think is a regrettable development," he said. Joseph Cirincione, president of the global security foundation The Ploughshares Fund, told CNN that the launch's apparent failure "shows the weakness of the North Korea missile program" and suggests that the threat from North Korea has been "exaggerated."
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North Korean state media say the launch failed to put satellite in orbit
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Short-lived flight never escaped the atmosphere, officials say
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U.N. Security Council will meet Friday on the matter
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Despite the launch's failure, "it will not change our response," a U.S. official says | 62,382 | record_train |
Like Keith, @placeholder has taken a ribbing from his mates for his beauty habits, but says he knows plenty of men who indulge in a spot of grooming. | By Jill Foster PUBLISHED: 18:06 EST, 5 March 2014 | UPDATED: 12:24 EST, 6 March 2014 At an age when many men are worried about losing their hair, 53-year-old Keith Yexley noticed that he was gaining it - just in all the wrong places. 'Like most men, as I've got older I've found hair sprouting out of places I'd prefer it not to, like my nose, ears and the eyebrows,' says Keith, who runs a marketing company in Hitchin, Herts. 'In particular, my eyebrows have started getting very long, thick and bushy and sticking up like antennas, in a Mr Spock from Star Trek way. It's a standing joke in my house when they get out of control: "Put your antennas down, Keith," they say.'
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Geoff Peters, 40, spends up to £15 a time on eyebrow shaping
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Keith Yexley tamed his busy brow with threading and waxing after his wife talked him into it
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Oliver Sadie, 35, reached for the tweezers as he was fed up with his "caterpillar monobrow"
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After it was restored, it returned to @placeholder as a museum ship. | By Harriet Arkell and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 06:44 EST, 18 September 2013 | UPDATED: 19:00 EST, 18 September 2013 A cash-strapped football club threw out antique oak chairs worth a fortune because its former Russian owner wanted a minimalistic look. The 14 chairs and a table from one of Britain’s greatest warships were found in a skip seven years ago. The furniture was made for HMS Warrior, the world’s first iron-hulled warship, and later donated by the Royal Navy to Portsmouth FC. Scroll down for video On TV: A builder took the chairs he found in a skip onto Antiques Roadshow and learnt they were valuable antiques worth thousands
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Club known as Pompey has gone through one financial crisis after another
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Bosses threw oak chairs and tables worth thousands of pounds onto street
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That it should be @placeholder who struck first was a sweet twist in the narrative of the campaign. | Click here for our brilliant Match Zone including David Luiz's stunning free-kick Order and progress it says on the Brazilian flag. It’s impossible not to avoid the green, yellow and blue colours which decorate this vast country from the bunting in the streets to the paint on the faces of children. On Friday night, there was progress into the last four, thanks to an early strike by Thiago Silva and a delicious free-kick by David Luiz, but there was very little order in evidence, at least not on the pitch. The game was a frantic spectacle where hearts ruled heads, unleashed like a 90-minute sugar-rush. It could have been a runaway home win or quite easily another tear-jerker for the host nation, as Colombia summoned a noble finish.
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Brazil progress to the semi-finals of the World Cup with 2-1 victory over South American rivals Colombia
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Thiago Silva opened the scoring for host nation before David Luiz netted stunning free-kick
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Star man Neymar was taken off on a stretcher with a back injury and looks set to miss the rest of the tournament
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Today survivor Laurent Leger, a @placeholder journalist who was in the room where most of the victims were slaughtered, told how some were laughing when they first heard shots. | A journalist has revealed how the terrorists who massacred her Charlie Hebdo colleagues spared her life - because she was a woman. Reporter Sigolene Vinson survived the brutal attack on the French satirical magazine, in which 12 people including six of her co-workers and two police officers were shot dead. She told Radio France Internationale that one of the killers held a gun to her head, but decided against killing her too. Miss Vinson said the one of the shooters told her: 'I'm not killing you because you are a woman and we don't kill women but you have to convert to Islam, read the Qu'ran and wear a veil.'
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Terrorist ordered Sigolene Vinson to convert to Islam and 'read the Qu'ran'
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Six Charlie Hebdo journalists were among 12 people killed in the attack
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'We thought it was a joke, that it was fire crackers' said another survivor
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Laurent Leger described 'barbarism' as terrorists massacred colleagues
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The shooters, Said and Cherif Kouachi, being pursued by 20 police vans
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The other qualifiers @placeholder rounded off their campaign with a 3-0 win over third-placed Atletico Madrid. | (CNN) -- Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice for Real Madrid as they won 3-1 in Marseille on Tuesday to top Group C of Champions League qualifying. Real's victory meant AC Milan went through in second place in the group despite held 1-1 at FC Zurich, owing their draw to a second half penalty from Ronaldinho. Former World Player of the Year Ronaldo scored in the fifth and 80th minutes in a comfortable win for the Spanish giants and showed he is back to his very best after an injury layoff. The Portuguese star opened his account with a blistering 30 meter free kick, but Marseille midfielder Lucho Gonzalez leveled from close range six minutes later.
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Cristiano Ronaldo scores twice as Real Madrid top Group C by beating Marseille 3-1
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Ronaldinho penalty gives AC Milan 1-1 draw against FC Zurich
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Chelsea held to a 2-2 draw at home by APOEL Nicosia
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Atletico Madrid claim Europa Cup place despite losing 3-0 to Porto | 62,387 | record_train |
‘The De Jong injury is a massive blow, especially on the back of @placeholder leaving and fans will be quick to jump on that.’ | Newcastle United’s season is already in danger of unravelling after Siem de Jong was ruled out until Christmas. The Magpies loaned out playmaker Hatem Ben Arfa and versatile defender Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa on deadline day but failed to bring in any replacements. Ben Arfa’s departure in particular has angered supporters after the crowd favourite - exiled to the reserves following a fallout with manager Alan Pardew - was allowed to join Hull City until the end of the season. Blow: Newcastle United attacking midfielder Siem de Jong has been ruled out for 'a number of months' Fitness: De Jong sustained a thigh injury and the £6million summer signing from Ajax is out until Christmas
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Siem de Jong ruled out for 'a number of months' with thigh injury
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Newcastle United attacking midfielder signed for £6m from Ajax
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They loaned out Hatem Ben Arfa and Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa on deadline day
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Magpies failed to sign any replacements and look short of goals
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Former defender Steve Howey says De Jong's injury is 'a massive blow'
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However, Howey says fans should trust Pardew allowing Ben Arfa to leave
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Ex-Magpies favourite Rob Lee thinks Pardew should have kept Ben Arfa
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He compared the situation to that of David Ginola and Kevin Keegan
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Lee: Keegan told Ginola 'how much he loved him' and the best out of him | 62,388 | record_train |
@placeholder is a longtime Russian ally, and Russian officials have argued, as have Syrian officials, that rebel forces could have staged the attack. | (CNN) -- As a Russian proposal to strip Syria of its chemical weapons began to take shape, the White House eased off the gas on Tuesday in its drive for congressional approval to strike the Middle Eastern country. President Barack Obama asked congressional leaders to delay votes on authorizing military action in Syria while the diplomatic process works itself out, the president announced in a prime-time speech to Americans. Obama said he will continue talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin and will send Secretary of State John Kerry to meet with his Russian counterpart, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, in Geneva, Switzerland, on Thursday.
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NEW: President says he will continue talks with Russia's president, while keeping military ready
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NEW: Obama says he is sending Secretary of State John Kerry to meet with Russian foreign minister
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Syria will sign on to chemical weapons accord, Foreign Minister Walid Moallem says
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Syria also prepared to disclose chemical weapons, discontinue production, he says | 62,389 | record_train |
this first year, Waterford partnered with @placeholder's to focus on the | By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 17:47 EST, 30 December 2013 | UPDATED: 03:08 EST, 31 December 2013 The artist: Former St Jude's cancer patient Coraliz Martinez, 12, designed a glass panel which will adorn this year's Times Square crystal ball For most people, New Year's Eve comes and goes without much more impact than a hangover, but getting to ring in 2014 is something 12-year-old Caroliz Martinez won't take for granted. The Alabama girl was diagnosed with bone cancer in her left leg last year, but thanks to treatment she received at St Jude's Children's Research Hospital she is now in remission.
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Irish crystal firm Waterford replaces the 2,688 panels on the Times Square New Year's Eve crystal ball every year
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This year, they chose former cancer patient Coraliz Marintez, 12, to design one of the glass panels
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Coraliz used colored pencils to sketch a single red rose which was cut by Waterford's master sculptor onto a panel
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Workers finished installing all of the panels on the six-ton ball on Friday | 62,390 | record_train |
Detectives working on the @placeholder case had been pursuing the 22-year-old suspect for a week and arrested him yesterday | A man wanted over the Sydney police pursuit, which led to the death of a 17-month-old girl, has been formally charged. The 22-year-old had been on the run since he allegedly crashed a stolen Audi through the fence of a Constitution Hill property into a backyard where kids were playing last Thursday night. The toddler was playing on the other side of the fence and sustained fatal injuries. Scroll down for video A man has been charged with the manslaughter of a 17-month-old toddler who was run over at Constitution Hill - Sydney's west The 22-year-old will appear at Wyong court on Thursday and will also face charges of aggravated dangerous driving causing death, police pursuit [Skye's Law], and use offensive weapon to avoid apprehension
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A 22-year-old man was charged with the manslaughter on Thursday
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He will appear in Wyong court following his arrest by police on Wednesday
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The man is accused of running over the toddler at Constitution Hill in Sydney's west
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A passenger in the stolen Audi that crashed through the toddler's fence appeared in court
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Katie Tuite was not charged with the chase but was charged with drug offences | 62,391 | record_train |
The bottle contained four origami cranes - symbols of peace in Japan - as well as a photo of @placeholder’s elementary school class. | By Mark Duell Last updated at 5:58 PM on 18th September 2011 The teenage girl had almost completely forgotten about dropping a message in a bottle into the Pacific Ocean as a schoolchild in Japan five years ago. But Saki Arikawa, 17, of Kagoshima, Japan, got a huge surprise after a sailor found it more than 4,000 miles away after it washed up on a beach at the Pacific Missile Range Facility in Kauai, Hawaii. The girl said on Sunday she is hugely grateful to U.S. Navy Petty Officer Jon Moore, who stumbled upon the clear glass bottle on Thursday, as he has helped her reconnect with her old classmates.
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Saki Arikawa, of Kagoshima, Japan, dropped bottle in Pacific five years ago
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17-year-old girl says find in Kauai, Hawaii, has helped classmates reconnect
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Now she wants to meet U.S. Navy Petty Officer Jon Moore, who picked it up | 62,392 | record_train |
The social networking site reported several outages attributed to high traffic specific to the @placeholder. | (CNN) -- It's not as audible as the noise from vuvuzelas, but internet buzz over the 2010 FIFA World Cup has observers calling the tournament the biggest event in Web history. The tournament has surpassed the historic election of President Obama, which held that honor until now. According to Akamai, a content delivery network, the Web peaked at more than 12 million users per minute just two hours after the kickoff between South Africa and Mexico. By comparison, about 8.5 million people were logging on per minute the November evening that Obama was elected in 2008. Noisemakers were also sounding out on Twitter, which has been seeing big spikes in the number of tweets every time a big goal is scored.
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The Web peaked at more than 12 million users per minute at the start of the World Cup
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World Cup numbers are so high that Twitter is struggling to keep its ship afloat
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The 2010 World Cup has surpassed Obama's election in Web traffic | 62,393 | record_train |
Nearly 400 prisoners were freed in the jailbreak, which authorities believe was staged to get @placeholder out, a former Pakistani Air Force officer. | Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- In a letter to a Pakistani schoolgirl shot in the head on her way home from school, a senior Taliban commander purportedly tells her that she was targeted not because she advocated education for all girls, but rather for her criticism of the militant group. The letter attributed to Adnan Rashid was released just days after 16-year-old Malala Yousafzai took the stage at the United Nations, where she delivered an emotional plea for the right to go to school on behalf of all children. Malala was 15 when gunmen jumped on her school bus and shouted her name, scaring other girls into identifying her, in the Swat Valley on October 9, 2012. The attack sparked massive protests in Pakistan and condemnation worldwide.
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A letter purportedly from Adnan Rashid was made public this week
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The letter blames Malala Yousafzai's actions for the attack on her
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In the letter, Rashid says he was shocked by the attack
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He urges her to return to Pakistan | 62,394 | record_train |
He is a player of @placeholder and I hope he will continue as a player of Southampton.' | By John Drayton Southampton are keen on Javier Hernandez but face a difficult battle to fend off competition from Inter Milan. The south coast club can offer more cash up front than the Italians in particular but Hernandez would be keen to play European football if he left United. The Mexican has been continually linked with a move away from Old Trafford and is currently on United's pre-season tour of the USA. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Javier Hernandez in Mexico training at the World Cup On the move? Javier Hernandez (left) is wanted by Southampton and Inter Milan
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Hernandez keen to play European football next season which Inter can offer
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Ronald Koeman confident of signing three new players in the next week
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Koeman hopeful of keeping Morgan Scheiderlin at the club
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Southampton beat Brighton 3-1 in a pre-season friendly on Thursday | 62,395 | record_train |
It also features some of the estimated 150 women who have chosen to leave @placeholder to live in the Islamic State. | A mystery woman has covertly provided the world with a rare glimpse of life in the heartland of the Islamic State using a camera concealed beneath her niqab. The extraordinary footage was taken in the Syrian city of Raqqa, the 'capital' of the militant regime since March. She is forced to wear the traditional Islamic clothing, which covers the entire face except for the eyes, under the strict Sharia law imposed by IS, which has taken vast swathes of Iraq and Syria in a bloody campaign. Men wielding Kalashnikov assault rifles are seen everywhere in the city, which is about 100 miles from Aleppo, Syria's largest city.
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The unidentified woman captures rare glimpse into life in new regime
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She is approached by gunman who berate her for showing face
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Women are also seen with Kalashnikovs slung over their shoulders
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French women are seen speaking to worried relatives at home | 62,396 | record_train |
Some praised Cameron for a bold move that they argued protected @placeholder interests and reasserted the nation's power. | (CNN) -- David Cameron's announcement that the UK will hold a referendum on European Union membership if his party wins another election has sparked strong reaction from CNN commenters on what the move could mean for Britain and Europe. Cameron, who gave his remarks in a speech in London on Wednesday, said "difficult questions" needed to be asked about Britain's membership in the EU, otherwise British people could "drift towards the exit" as Europe fails. He also asserted the British people's right to a choice about whether to remain in the EU on the basis of a renegotiated settlement, or to leave.
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British PM had said 'difficult questions' needed to be asked about Britain's EU membership
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The 'Europe question' has long dominated British politics and proved challenging for successive British leaders
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Commenters had diverse reactions to Cameron's move, from praise to ridicule | 62,397 | record_train |
World class: Di Maria has been a key figure for both @placeholder and Argentina over the past few years | Manchester United hope to formally announce the signing of Angel di Maria on Tuesday after agreeing terms on a British record transfer fee of £59.7million plus add ons with Real Madrid. United officials held meetings with their Real Madrid counterparts on Sunday evening and resumed talks on Monday as they bartered down the £75m asking price. The scale of the extra fees due from United will depend on performances and the prospect of Di Maria winning the Ballon D'Or. VIDEO: Scroll down to watch Angel di Maria's career highlights Spotted: Di Maria is on the left hand side of the back seat on his way into United's training ground
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Argentina winger set to sign for Louis van Gaal's side
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Transfer deal worth around £70million and Angel Di Maria will earn £200,000-per-week in wages
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Di Maria will be Manchester United's second highest earner behind Wayne Rooney
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Add-ons include a bonus for Real Madrid if Di Maria wins the Ballon D'Or
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Di Maria joins Marcos Rojo, Ander Herrera and Luke Shaw as Man United's summer signings
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Manchester United superstore runs out of the letter 'R' as fans rush to buy Di Maria shirts | 62,398 | record_train |
@placeholder resembled a red tide as they bossed the opening 45 minutes only to find Eastwood in inspired form. | David Moyes was at Ewood Park on a Christmas break from Real Sociedad and he witnessed the Championship's version of tiki-taka with Middlesbrough continuing their excellent form under Spanish manager Aitor Karanka. Boro stand third in the table after a run of one defeat in 11 games and justice says they should have gained the victory needed to leapfrog Ipswich into an automatic promotion spot with the Tractor Boys not playing until Tuesday. Blackburn's stand-in goalkeeper Simon Eastwood was the clear man-of-the-match and made three spectacular saves he can be proud of while the visitors also hit the woodwork three times.
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Simon Eastwood kept a clean sheet whilst standing in for Luke Steele
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Blackburn have won just once in their last six Championship outings
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Draw means Middlesbrough have gone 11 league games without a loss | 62,399 | record_train |
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