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'These people have been paid to go home to @placeholder for a short summer holiday.' | By Wills Robinson PUBLISHED: 15:07 EST, 29 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:07 EST, 29 September 2013 Romanian beggars who were given taxpayer-funded tickets home in July have already returned to the streets of London. A group of 20 homeless Roma were put on flights and coaches back to Romania by the UK Border Agency after their camp in Park Lane was cleared by police. But, Westminster City Council has said six of the group have travelled back and are sleeping rough on the streets again. Raid: Police and UK Border Agency staff wake up beggars on Park Lane in London and clear their camp in July
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Group of 20 homeless were given flights and coaches home in July
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Six have already returned and are sleeping rough on Park Lane, London
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Tickets provided by UK Border Agency and homeless charity Thames Reach
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Under European law, Romanians can stay in this country for 90 days
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Home Office has said it is focusing on the 'abuse of free movement' | 62,500 | record_train |
Castro: @placeholder border security demands on immigration bill are 'not realistic' | A border agent every 1,000 feet, every hour of every day, supported by 700 miles of fencing along the Mexican frontier. No green cards for the 11 million immigrants living illegally in America until those steps and others to enhance border controls are taken. And none of it increases the federal deficit or debt. A bipartisan group of senators unveiled a compromise on Thursday intended to ensure Senate passage of a major immigration reform bill with enough Republican support to persuade the GOP-controlled House to also take up the measure that is a priority of President Barack Obama. The bipartisan amendment would require 20,000 more border agents, completing 700 miles of fence along the boundary with Mexico, and deploying $3.2 billion in technology upgrades similar to equipment used by U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Deal says no green cards for undocumented immigrants before border security steps
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GOP Sen. Flake expects a dozen more Republican votes due to the changes
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The deal would double the number of border patrol agents
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The goal is to increase pressure on House Republicans to pass an immigration bill | 62,501 | record_train |
Native @placeholder defeated French colonists in 1804 and declared independence. | (CNN) -- Pat Robertson, the evangelical Christian who once suggested God was punishing Americans with Hurricane Katrina, says a "pact to the devil" brought on the devastating earthquake in Haiti. Officials fear more than 100,000 people have died as a result of Tuesday's 7.0-magnitude earthquake in Haiti. Robertson, the host of the "700 Club," blamed the tragedy on something that "happened a long time ago in Haiti, and people might not want to talk about it." The Haitians "were under the heel of the French. You know, Napoleon III and whatever," Robertson said on his broadcast Wednesday. "And they got together and swore a pact to the devil. They said, 'We will serve you if you will get us free from the French.' True story. And so, the devil said, 'OK, it's a deal.' "
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Robertson says native Haitians made deal with the devil for freedom from France
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Robertson is evangelical Christian who has made similar comparisons
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He once suggested God was punishing Americans with Hurricane Katrina | 62,502 | record_train |
But although Parish is sad to see the @placeholder move on, he is adamant he did the right thing by not stopping him from walking. | By Pa Reporter Crystal Palace co-chairman Steve Parish does not feel let down by former boss Tony Pulis but expects to see him working again soon. Pulis stunned Palace by asking to leave his role as manager just two days before the season started, with Parish agreeing to his request. Former Stoke boss Pulis - who guided Palace to a miraculous escape last season - was reportedly unhappy with the way the club had done their transfer business in the summer. No regrets: Crystal Palace co-chairman Steve Parish (centre), pictured on Saturday in the stands at the Emirates Stadium, allowed manager Tony Pulis to leave two days before the start of the season
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Crystal Palace co-chairman believes Pulis will find another job soon
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Pulis left his managerial post this week over handling of transfers
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Parish says he was 'reluctant' to let Welshman leave Selhurst Park
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Palace lost to a last minute Aaron Ramsey goal at Arsenal | 62,503 | record_train |
In another, she claims @placeholder placed his hands under her blouse. | By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 06:52 EST, 31 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:57 EST, 31 January 2013 Michael Jackson's former private doctor is being sued by a female patient who claims he sexually assaulted her during an examination. Dr Allan Metzger, who testified at the manslaughter trial of the late pop star's other physician Conrad Murray, is accused of groping the woman's breasts during a check-up last year. In a lawsuit filed at the Los Angeles County Superior Court, Victoria Oliver claims he described her body during one exam as 'delicious'. 'Groped patient': Michael Jackson's former doctor Allan Metzger (pictured here giving evidence in the manslaughter trial of Conrad Murray) has been accused of sexually assaulting a woman during a check-up
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Dr Allan Metzger also described woman's body as 'delicious', lawsuit claims
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Victoria Oliver is suing him for undisclosed damages for 'emotional distress'
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Metzger treated Jackson for 15 years and videoed wedding to Debbie Rowe
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Testified in manslaughter trial of pop star's other physician Conrad Murray | 62,504 | record_train |
Mr Buffett said: 'Americans are rapidly losing faith in the ability of @placeholder to deal with our country's fiscal problems. | By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 16:54 EST, 31 March 2012 Billionaire Warren Buffett believed the country's richest should be taxed more to help decrease debt Billionaire Warren Buffett urged U.S. lawmakers to raise taxes on the country's super-rich to help cut the budget deficit, saying such a move will not hurt investments. The 80-year-old accused Congress of being 'billionaire friendly' and claimed in an opinion article for the New York Times that they spared him and his rich friends when talking about a 'shared sacrifice'. He said: 'Our leaders have asked for "shared sacrifice". But when they did the asking, they spared me.
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Claims Congress are billionaire friendly and forgot about the wealthy when talking about the 'shared sacrifice' | 62,505 | record_train |
'I would say to @placeholder please do not bring down the rest of Australia because of your bias,' he told the ABC. | By Kate Lyons and Sally Lee For Daily Mail Australia Clive Palmer launched a bizarre attack on Chinese people while appearing on Q&A on Monday night, calling them 'bastards' and 'mongrels' who 'shoot their own people'. The Palmer United Party leader was on the panel of the ABC's flagship programme when he hit out with a racist attack on Chinese business interests in Australia, accusing Chinese people of trying to take over Australia 'The Chinese government wants to bring workers here to destroy our wage system ... they want to take over our ports and get our resources for free. So far they've shifted $200 million worth of iron ore out of this country without paying for it. I don't mind standing up against the Chinese bastards and stop them from doing it,' he said.
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The leader of Palmer United Party was on live television when he said the racist comment on Monday night
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'I don't mind standing up against the Chinese bastards,' he said
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The 56-year-old was provoked after being questioned about allegedly using Chinese government money to fund his election campaign
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Viewers of the program responded with outrage on social media | 62,506 | record_train |
A big problem, of course, is that the last GOP primaries resulted in some extreme, combustible or un-electable @placeholder candidates, who have arguably cost the Republicans five Senate seats over the past two cycles. | Washington (CNN) -- The new Congress is still a month and a half away from being seated, but the battle for the next Congress is already heating up. And the fight for the 2014 Senate may end up being the most compelling storyline as the dawn of the midterm campaign approaches. After failing to take advantage of a golden opportunity to win back control of the chamber this year, the GOP gets another chance in 2014. The Democrats, with big victories in the 2008 election, will be defending 20 of the 33 Senate seats up for grabs in 2014. If it sounds familiar, it is.
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The race for the 2014 U.S. Senate is already starting
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Democrats actually gained at least one Senate seat in last week's election
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Republicans have one thing in their favor in 2014 - a midterm electorate | 62,507 | record_train |
In a clip shown to the court, presenter Kyle asks her: ‘Who’s @placeholder?’ to which she responds: ‘My uncle.’ | By James Tozer PUBLISHED: 06:08 EST, 8 March 2013 | UPDATED: 19:29 EST, 8 March 2013 Attack: Jason McPartland was convicted of assault on national television but claimed that staff of The Jeremy Kyle Show goaded him A guest on The Jeremy Kyle show was ‘goaded’ by production staff into punching a relative’s ex-boyfriend in front of a baying audience, a court was told. Jason McPartland, 41, strode on stage and hit Darren Price in the face before telling him: ‘Shut up before you get another slap.’ It is the latest incident to shame the ITV1 programme, previously branded ‘a form of human bear baiting’ by a judge.
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Jason McPartland, 41, hit his victim in an episode too violent for broadcast
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He said production staff had been saying Darren Price 'called him names'
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McPartland admitted assault by beating at Manchester Magistrates' Court | 62,508 | record_train |
Spreading around the world: Muslim women stand behind a child who was taken to a violent protest in @placeholder, Australia, against the movie | By Kerry Mcqueeney PUBLISHED: 16:41 EST, 17 September 2012 | UPDATED: 04:54 EST, 18 September 2012 Shocking footage has emerged of a girl as young as eight speaking of her love for Jihad and the Syrian uprising during a video filmed at a Muslim conference in Sydney. The little girl made the controversial comments as she addressed a crowd at an Islamic gathering, while the Australian city continued to deal with the fallout from violent riots at the weekend. The girl - named only as eight-year-old Ruqaya - was filmed speaking during a 'Muslims Rise' conference held by the Australian chapter of Hizb ut-Tahrir in Bankstown, west Sydney.
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Little girl addressed a crowd at Muslims Rise conference in Sydney
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The event was held by the Australian chapter of Hizb ut-Tahrir
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The video emerged as the city deals with the fallout from violent riots | 62,509 | record_train |
Tea originated in @placeholder as a medicinal drink and is still widely consumed for its health benefits. | Nearly 5,000 years after it was created by a Chinese Emperor, tea remains one of the world’s most popular beverages in the US, with tens of thousands of gallons of different iced varieties being consumed every year. But beyond the preferred flavors and serving methods enjoyed in the US, there are huge varieties of other tea-based traditions, flavors and styles being served in different cultures around the world which are far more interesting than what you will find at your local Starbucks. From British tea time to Tibetan Yak Butter Tea, Pulptastic compiled a visual list of teas being served in their native countries.
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Tea, which originated in China, is nearly 5,000 years old
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Legend has it that Chinese Emperor Shen-Nung discovered the beverage in 2737 BC after tea leaves accidentally blew into his pot of boiling water
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According to the Tea Association of the USA, tea is the most widely consumed beverage in the world next to water
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In the US, 85per cent of the tea consumed is iced | 62,510 | record_train |
@placeholder, once again ranked dead last, is begging for similar public pension and health reforms. | (CNN) -- Over the past weekend, Gov. Jerry Brown of California took to the safety of YouTube to reveal that the Golden State's budget deficit is now $15.7 billion, far greater than the original $9.2 billion estimate in January. California state taxes, already some of the highest in the nation, brought in an anemic 20% less revenue than expected in April, causing California's deficit to nearly double in only four months. On Monday, Brown released a revised budget plan. California Dreamin' it may be better known as. Brown's budget calls for new spending cuts, to which state workers have yet to agree; even higher taxes, at which voters may balk; and rosy revenue assumptions, which already came up massively short in April.
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Gov. Jerry Brown of California faces a budget deficit of nearly $16 billion
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William Bennett: California should look to Wisconsin as role model
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He says Wisconsin addressed the root of budget problem: public employee unions
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Bennett: Pension reform is the key to California's fiscal crisis | 62,511 | record_train |
Holland are hopeful that their captain will be fit for Sunday's @placeholder qualifier against Latvia | Manchester United striker Robin van Persie will miss Holland's friendly with Mexico on Wednesday after manager Guus Hiddink confirmed he is 'not quite fit'. Van Persie captained his country to a third place finish at the World Cup, but Hiddink's side have had a difficult run of form since the tournament, picking up just one win from their first three European Championship qualifiers. The 31-year-old forward, who played 90 minutes for United against Crystal Palace last weekend, should be back in time to face Latvia on Sunday. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Robin van Persie displaying quick feet in Holland training
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Robin van Persie will miss out on Wednesday's friendly in Amsterdam
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Van Persie took part in Tuesday's training but was not fully fit
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Holland manager Guus Hiddink hopeful Van Persie will play against Latvia
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Van Persie says he wants to carry on playing until he is 40, despite injuries | 62,512 | record_train |
partnership that @placeholder and NATO officials consider a key part their exit plan - | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:36 EST, 25 October 2012 | UPDATED: 11:26 EST, 25 October 2012 Two American service members have been shot and killed by a man in an Afghan police uniform, the U.S. military confirmed Thursday. The killings are the latest in a rash of ‘green-on-blue’ attacks, in which Afghan security forces turn their weapons on US-led foreign troopers. Before Thursday’s assault, 53 international troops had been killed in insider attacks from Afghan soldiers or police so far this year, according to the NATO military coalition. Two American service members have been killed today in the latest 'green-on-blue' attack
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Prior to today, 53 international troops had been killed in insider attacks this year - half of them American
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The Taliban are using the attacks to drive a wedge between the international coalition and the Afghans and
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On Wednesday they called for an increase in such assaults
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As well as two Americans, an Australian soldier has also been killed in an insider attack today
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The strategy of Afghans and international troops working 'shoulder to shoulder' is now being re-evaluated | 62,513 | record_train |
@placeholder allegedly told her she didn't need one, because he was taking care of her. | By A. Greg An entertainment industry maven is being sued by his ex-mistress, who says she traveled to the U.S. to be with him after he promised to divorce his wife and take care of her for the rest of her life - then split with her. Ted Cohen, a 65-year-old music industry icon who's worked in senior positions at EMI, Warner Bros. Records and Philips Media and is currently the managing partner of TAG Strategic met Deborah Sass in 2006. According to TMZ, Sass, an Australian, was living in London at the time, and the two embarked on an affair before Cohen told Sass that if she moved to Los Angeles, he'd divorce his wife and care for Sass for the rest of her life.
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Ted Cohen, as media-industry executive, allegedly had an affair with Deborah Sass, which began in 2006
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Sass says he promised to look after her for the rest of her life if she moved from London to LA to be with him
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She claims he also said he would divorce his wife
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Sass ran Cohen's company, TAG Strategic, but was not paid a salary, she says
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The pair split in 2012 after Cohen failed to finalize his divorce
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Sass is now suing him for 50 per cent of his earnings | 62,514 | record_train |
A community mourns: Unidentified people gather during a news conference Tuesday in suburban @placeholder | Authorities may never piece together a full picture of the last hours of beautiful and happy Utah family of five all found dead in their home, a family spokesman said Tuesday. The Stracks of Springfield--Benjamin and Kristi Strack, 37 and 36; with children Benson, 14; Zion, 11; and 12-year-old Emery--were all found by an older son and grandparent in the parents' room on Saturday. They showed no signs of physical struggle, no wounds were found and a test for carbon monoxide in the home came back negative. 'We understand that those answers will take time, and that it is likely we will never know everything in perfect detail,' said Bob McGee.
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Benjamin and Kristi Strack, 37 and 36, were found dead in Springville home
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Found along with sons Benson, 14, and Zion, 11, and daughter Emery, 12
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Another son of the couple found their bodies on Saturday night
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Preliminary autopsy results rule out violent assault in their deaths
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Police are still looking at the possibility of carbon monoxide poisoning | 62,515 | record_train |
It was not immediately known why he had travelled to @placeholder or when he had arrived there. | By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 5:25 PM on 27th January 2012 Dead: Andrew Robert Levene, accused of killing a jewellery store owner and stealing $300,000 in diamonds, has been found hanged in his prison cell An American man accused of killing a jewellery store owner, stealing $300,000 in diamonds and then fleeing to Europe has been found hanged in his Spanish prison cell. Andrew Robert Levene was found dead yesterday in Barcelona's Modelo prison, where he was detained following an international manhunt. An investigation into the death was under way but all signs indicated he had killed himself.
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Andrew Robert Levene, 41, accused of killing Yekutiel Zeevi in Connecticut | 62,516 | record_train |
A damages settlement had been reached with pharmaceutical firm @placeholder, but details of the pay-out remain confidential | By Richard Shears PUBLISHED: 09:39 EST, 18 July 2012 | UPDATED: 13:54 EST, 18 July 2012 A British company has agreed to pay millions of pounds in compensation to an Australian woman who was born without arms and legs after her mother took Thalidomide during her pregnancy. The landmark case is expected to result in thousands of other victims of the drug around the world winning huge claims against British pharmaceutical company Diageo and German firm Grunenthal. Lynette Rowe, 50, was born in 1962 at the peak of the birth defect epidemic. Emotional: Lynette Rowe, who was born without arms and legs in 1962, has tears wiped from her eyes by her mother Wendy at a press conference in Melbourne today. She has won a multi-million pound payout against a British drug firm after her mother took Thalidomide during her pregnancy
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Lynette Rowe, 50, was born in 1962 at the peak of the birth defect epidemic
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She today won a multi-million pound payout against UK company Diageo | 62,517 | record_train |
Speed demon: @placeholder, the world's fastest man, could only manage third place in the Sports Illustrated list | Basketball superstar LeBron James has beaten Cristiano Ronaldo and Usain Bolt to be named the world's fittest athlete in a list compiled by Sports Illustrated. The sports magazine asked editors and writers to rank the Top 50 fittest male athletes for the first time. ‘For the professional male athlete it is the very foundation of success. But even among the pros, some athletes stand head and sculpted shoulders above the rest,’ states SI. Scroll down for videos... Number 1! LeBron James has topped Sports Illustrated's first ever list of the fittest male athletes in the world Back to his roots: LeBron James has left the Miami Heat to return to the Cleveland Cavaliers
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Basketball legend LeBron James has topped Sports Illustrated's first ever list of the world's fittest athletes
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He scoring a perfect ten in each of the four categories - speed, strength, agility and endurance
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In second place was the Real Madrid and Portugal footballer Ronaldo
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The bronze medal went to Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt
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Boxer Floyd Mayweather and swimmer Michael Phelps were among the other big names to make the top ten
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The magazine already has plans for a Fittest 50 female athletes
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For the full Top 50 Fittest Athletes visit Sports Illustrated. | 62,518 | record_train |
In @placeholder, Gad's deadpan flip performance as Wozniak strikes the most relatable note in the movie, but the only thing we're really arrested by, apart from the spectacle of Jobs' bad behavior, is seeing him talk about computers. | (EW.com) -- Two years ago, Steve Jobs' death was followed by a tidal wave of commentary (the tributes, the Walter Isaacson biography, the why-the-iPod-is-as-major-an-invention-as-the-lightbulb analysis). As a result, most viewers will go into "Jobs," a biopic about the Apple co-founder and black-turtlenecked guru of the technocratic age, knowing two fundamental things about him: that he was a visionary perfectionist obsessed with melding technological form and function into products that would tickle the hearts and minds of the people who used them; and that he was so possessed by that mission that he could be a control-freak dictator, a fanatic, an over-the-top jerk. Still, watching Jobs, with its basic warts-and-all accuracy and shrewd, unsweetened performance by Ashton Kutcher (who was obviously cast because he looks like Jobs, but who bites into the role with his incisors), I was surprised and frequently compelled by what a starkly honest portrait it is.
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Ashton Kutcher portrays the late Steve Jobs in the big screen biopic
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The film opens in 1974
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Josh Gad gives a solid performance as Steve Wozniak | 62,519 | record_train |
Some progressive groups worry the conservative majority @placeholder has been overly friendly to corporate interests in recent years, and could rule in this case against the administration. | (CNN) -- The Supreme Court tried mightily to wade through a cloud of bureaucratic regulations Monday over setting clear air standards, a high-stakes environmental and economic fight pitting the Obama administration against a coalition of states and utilities. The justices on Monday heard six separate appeals, which were consolidated into more than 100 minutes of often dense oral arguments. A ruling is expected by June. At issue is narrow, but potentially far-reaching -- whether the Environmental Protection Agency can tighten emissions standards for "stationary" greenhouse gas sources, such as power plants, in what the administration says is an effort to stem the effects of climate change and global warming.
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Supreme Court hears six appeals during oral arguments
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Federal clean air standards at issue for states and utilities
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Cases could be a major test of executive authority for the White House | 62,520 | record_train |
Miss Mueller's father @placeholder (right) is hugged by a friend of his daughter after she was killed while being held captive by ISIS militants | The parents of Kayla Mueller, the American aid worker who was killed in ISIS captivity, are speaking out for the first time about her death. Marsha and Carl Mueller sat down with Today's Savannah Guthrie to pay tribute to their 26-year-old daughter in an interview screening on Monday. Kayla's brother, Eric Mueller, will also address their loss and his hopes that people will be provoked into researching and understanding the plight of Syrian refugees. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Speaking out: Carl and Marsha Mueller and their son Eric have spoken to Today's savannah Guthrie about losing Kayla, 26, the U.S. aid worker who was killed earlier this month while in captivity in Syria, held by ISIS
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Kayla Mueller, 26, was killed last month while held hostage by ISIS militants
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Her parents sat down with Today for first interview screening on Monday
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The international aid worker's death has been confirmed by U.S. officials
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On Tuesday friends and family gathered for an emotional candlelight vigil
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Her brother Eric told the crowd his sister was his first, and best friend
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His message to his sister was: 'May God keep you from any more harm' | 62,521 | record_train |
‘Then someone opened the door to our office and asked where @placeholder was. | Dressed from head to toe in black, two heavily armed gunmen emerge from their small black Citroen at 11.20am on a chilly and dry Paris day. One carries a rocket-propelled grenade launcher and both are armed with Kalashnikovs. A third man is in the car. Having abandoned the vehicle in the middle of the tree-lined street, the pair make their way towards the door of No 6, Rue Nicolas-Appert. How the attack unfolded: This graphic shows the route taken by the gunmen who stormed the offices of Charlie Hebdo at about 11.25am ‘Is this Charlie Hebdo?’ they scream at two unassuming maintenance workers. The men tell them the office of the satirical magazine is two doors down and the gunmen move on, but not before shooting dead one of the workers – the first of their 12 victims.
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Two heavily armed gunmen dressed in black force cartoonist Corrine Ray to let them into the Charlie Hebdo offices
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They burst into magazine's editorial office and shoot dead the editor, his police guard and three other cartoonists
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Four more journalists are killed in magazine office and they shoot two more people at random on their way out
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Witnesses said the pair cried ‘we have avenged the prophet’ and ‘Allahu akbar’ (God is greatest) as they left | 62,522 | record_train |
He said: ‘Now of course MPs want to get into the business of travelling extensively from @placeholder to the outer reaches of London to rent a flat then that’s up to them, it’s not the lifestyle I want, it is not the lifestyle I have chosen for my family.’ | By Tom Mctague, Mail Online Deputy Political Editor A former government minister who resigned yesterday over the ‘intolerable’ pressure placed on his family by the new Commons expenses regime has been ridiculed today over his claim that £28,000 in rent is not enough. Mark Simmonds, the former Foreign Office minister, said the Commons housing allowance would force to him to live in the ‘outer reaches of London’ which he was not prepared to do. But the MailOnline has found a number of luxury flats within half a mile of Westminster which he could easily afford from his taxpayer-funded housing allowance.
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Estate agents reveal luxury flats and sprawling homes near Westminster
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Former minister Mark Simmonds said he could not afford to live in London
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Claimed the pressure on his family was 'intolerable' and was stepping down
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But MPs accuse Mr Simmonds of talking 'total nonsense'
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John Mann: 'It is an essential living allowance and it is generous.'
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Luxury properties are available within walking distance of Parliament
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Family homes within £28,000 budget easily found in commuting distance | 62,523 | record_train |
More than 600,000 people passed through the gates to see the Duchess of @placeholder's wedding dress. | (CNN) -- The royal baby is great news for William and Kate, but is it also good news for British tourism? It's certainly a popular argument with fans of the British monarchy -- that the institution raises Britain's profile overseas and helps to boost tourist visits. The Daily Mail newspaper clearly hopes for such an effect from the recent arrival of the third in line to the British throne. "Royal baby could cause tourism surge as well-wishers flock to UK," the paper trumpeted just after the birth of the new Prince of Cambridge. "As London wakes up to the aftermath of a giant party on the Mall and the announcement that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have a son, there are hopes that the birth of the new royal baby will spark a tourism boom as well-wishers flock to the UK to share in the joy," Britain's second best-selling paper went on in its picture-rich splash.
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Monarchists and tourist bodies propose link between royal birth and tourism
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Hard stats lacking
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Link "complete fiction," says republican group
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Visit Britain cites apparent tourist boost from royal wedding | 62,524 | record_train |
@placeholder, whose Wii is selling so well that it is still hard to find in stores eight months after its launch, is not expected to budge on pricing. | SAN FRANCISCO, California (Reuters) -- Sony has cut the price of the PlayStation 3 by $100, or 17 percent, in the United States, a move that should boost the video game console's lackluster sales. Starting Monday, the current PS3 60 gigabyte model will cost $499 -- a $100 price drop. The PlayStation 3, which includes a 60-gigabyte hard drive and a Blu-ray high-definition DVD player, will now cost $500, or $20 more than the most expensive version of Microsoft's Xbox 360. The PS3 still costs twice that of Nintendo's Wii console, whose $250 price and motion-sensing controller have made it a best-seller despite its lack of cutting-edge graphics and hard disk.
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Sony drops price of current 60GB PlayStation 3 console by $100 in U.S.
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PS3 still costs twice that of Nintendo's best-selling Wii console, which is $250
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Some expect Microsoft to respond with its first price cuts on the Xbox 360
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Sony to revise PS3 console with bigger 80GB hard drive | 62,525 | record_train |
'One of the last things, I think, he was able to slowly moan out is: "@placeholder, they're killing me." | By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 06:27 EST, 2 December 2013 | UPDATED: 12:31 EST, 2 December 2013 The trial of two officers accused of beating to death a homeless man as he moaned 'Daddy, they're killing me' will begin today. Audio recordings and surveillance video taken during the incident show 37-year-old Kelly Thomas calling for his father nearly 30 times as he was beaten in Fullerton, California. As the minutes ticked by, Thomas' desperate screams for his father trail off into groans of 'Daddy' and then stop altogether as he loses consciousness. Scroll down for video
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Kelly Thomas was beaten to death in Fullerton, California, two years ago
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Footage shows the 37-year-old calling for his father nearly 30 times
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As he begins to lose consciousness his screams trail off and then stop
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Manuel Ramos, 39, has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter
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Jay Cicinelli, 42, has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter and use of excessive force | 62,526 | record_train |
Australian Emperor Dragonfly: Australian emperor dragonflies are large, fiercely territorial and are found all over @placeholder. | A unique collection of images beautifully illustrating the southern hemisphere's most amazing wildlife will be featured in an Australian gallery exhibition throughout October and November. Photographers from across the globe will be vying for the Australian Geographic ANZANG Nature Photographer of the Year award, which recognises the most outstanding images taken from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Antarctica across 10 categories. Curators from the South Australian Museum will exhibit the works from October 10, before a winner is awarded the top prize of $10,000. In considering entries judges will take in to account the region in which the image was taken, as well as technique, aesthetics, and the artistic and unique quality of all images.
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The images have been entered into the Australian Geographic ANZANG Nature Photographer of Year competition
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The images represent the different types of biodiversity living in the Australia, PNG, NZ and Antarctica regions
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Winner of the award will be crowned the Australian Geographic ANZANG Nature Photographer of the Year
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There are 10 categories, with the winner of each receiving $1000 and the overall winner $10,000
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Images will be exhibited at the South Australian Museum from October 10 through to November 28 | 62,527 | record_train |
Store employees showed authorities transaction records from Smith's purchase of a pack of cigarettes, which in @placeholder, requires the buyer to give their date of birth. | (CNN) -- A man who killed himself before police could question him about the abduction of a 4-year-old Missouri girl was a convicted sex offender, a local official told CNN Thursday. Paul Smith, 38, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head, Lincoln County, Missouri, coroner Robert Shramek said. Smith shot himself as investigators approached him late Wednesday afternoon. He died in a hospital at 10:29 p.m., Shramek said. Smith was a convicted sex offender, according to Missouri's sex offender registry and Louisiana, Missouri, city administrator Bob Jenne. St. Louis County Police Chief Timothy Fitch told reporters Thursday that "good old-fashioned detective work" led authorities to Smith.
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NEW: Paul Smith, suspected of abducting a 4-year-old gir, was a convicted sex offender
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NEW: Police say they tracked the suspect using "good old-fashioned detective work"
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Smith died of a self-inflicted gunshot to the head
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The abducted 4-year-old girl was discovered alive Tuesday | 62,528 | record_train |
@placeholder initially offered to name the trolls who bullied Hannah Smith. | By Will Stewart PUBLISHED: 16:10 EST, 28 September 2013 | UPDATED: 17:32 EST, 28 September 2013 The father of a teenager who killed herself after being bullied online says he is ‘disgusted’ after the playboy founders of the website linked to her suicide were pictured on a luxury trip to Switzerland. Hannah Smith, 14, was found hanged last month after being bullied on ask.fm, and last week the social networking site was linked to the suicide of another teenager. But Latvian brothers Ilja and Mark Terebin, who founded the multi-million-pound website in 2010, appeared a world away from the allegations of cyber-bullying as they holidayed with their glamorous girlfriends under the Alpine peaks.
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Ilja and Mark Terebin snapped sipping champagne during luxury holiday
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The Latvian brothers run ask.fm, the website linked to cyber bullying
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@placeholder was not the only big name player to miss the cut on a day when some of the PGA Tour's lesser lights shone. | (CNN) -- Former world number one Tiger Woods missed the cut for only the third time in a major tournament as American duo Jason Dufner and Keegan Bradley lead the way after the second round of the U.S. PGA at Johns Creek, Atlanta. Woods, who is playing only his second tournament after four months out with injuries to his left leg, carded a three-over-par 73 to go with his opening 77 for a 36-hole total of 150 (+10), six shots off the cut. The 35-year-old, who has won 14 majors, has previously failed to make the final two rounds at the 2006 U.S. Open and the 2009 British Open, and on this occasion it means he will not be able to compete in the PGA Tour playoffs for the FedExCup.
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Tiger Woods misses the cut at the U.S. PGA Championship on 10-over
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The former world number one finishes six shots away from making the cut
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Jason Dufner and Keegan Bradley lead the way on five-under after 36 holes | 62,530 | record_train |
Crisco was a former @placeholder secretary of commerce known for recruiting businesses to the Tarheel State from other U.S. regions | By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor Keith Crisco, an Asheboro, North Carolina businessman who was running neck-and-neck with former American Idol runner up Clay Aiken for a Democratic congressional nomination, died suddenly Monday afternoon. According to the Asheboro Courier-Tribune, the 71-year-old died of injuries sustained in a fall at his home. Aiken was leading Crisco by just 369 votes in the primary race, and it was considered too close to call. Incumbent Rep. Renee Ellmers, a Republican, will now likely take on Aiken in November. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Rest in peace: Congressional candidate Keith Crisco died at his home in Asheboro, N.C. on Monday, putting singer Clay Aiken in the November congressional race against Renee Ellmers
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Keith Crisco, a prominent businessman and former state secretary of commerce, reportedly died Monday afternoon at his home
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The Crisco-Aiken race was too close to call, with the former American Idol runner-up ahead by just 369 votes
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A state election official says Crisco could still win, but the North Carolina Democratic Party would get to decide how to proceed
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GOP Rep. Renee Ellmers, who came into Congress on the 2010 tea party wave, will defend her seat – now likely against Aiken – in November
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A @placeholder victory on Friday would effectively end Serbia's World Cup qualification hopes. | (CNN) -- When Serbia and Croatia take to the field at Zagreb's Maksimir Stadium on Friday, memories of a bloody, war-torn history between the neighboring countries will be brought sharply into focus. The 2014 World Cup qualifying tie will be the first time the two teams have played each other since the break up of the former Yugoslavia and then the Croatian War of Independence, which raged between 1991 and 1995. The break up of Yugoslavia in the early 1990s caused the bloodiest conflict on the European continent since World War II, with an estimated 140,000 people killed. As the wounds of war continue to heal, Croatia coach Igor Stimac has urged fans not to use the game as an attempt to settle old scores.
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Croatia to play Serbia in 2014 World Cup qualifier on Friday
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The match will be the first between the two teams since war ended in 1995
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Croatia are currently on 10 points, six points ahead of Serbia
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Head over heels: Nani has had an up-and-down career at @placeholder, but has finally been shipped out | By Riath Al-Samarrai for MailOnline Follow @@riathalsam There is a statue in the Next Cristiano Ronaldo's living room of himself, allegedly carved from marble and life-size. The Next Roy Keane has just nominated Sir Alex Ferguson to throw ice on himself. It's fair to say Luis Nani and Anderson have made peculiar decisions. But what of Manchester United? The combined outlay for that pair was £42m. This week, Nani has returned to Sporting Lisbon on loan as part of the move that brought Marcos Rojo to Old Trafford. The 27-year-old's annual wages of £4.7m will be covered in their entirety by United. A good deal for Sporting, certainly. But also an indication of where Nani stands at United after seven years at the club.
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Nani has joined Sporting Lisbon on season-long loan
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Anderson is unwanted at Manchester United but the club cannot find a buyer
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The duo joined United for combined £42m in 2007
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The sister, who requested to remain anonymous, said investigators have been very interested in trying to determine if there is any relationship between her brother and @placeholder, Banfield said. | (CNN) -- The slaying of one of Tamerlan Tsarnaev's best friends in September 2011 is now being reviewed by a "wider group of eyes,"a source close to the Boston bombing investigation tells CNN. The killings of Brendan Mess and two others -- all of whom had their throats slit -- in Waltham, Massachusetts, remain unsolved. The Middlesex County district attorney's office said at the time that the three victims were killed by "sharp force injuries of the neck." District Attorney Gerry Leone said days after the crime that the victims and two unknown perpetrators appeared to know each other and that it was not a random crime. No suspects were named or arrests made in the case.
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev's friend and sparring partner was killed in 2011
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The friend, Brendan Mess, and two others had their throats slit
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That number is expected to be halved by February, with @placeholder | A bomb has killed four U.S. soldiers in southern Afghanistan as scores of presidential candidates registered for the country's first independent election next year. The U.S.-led international military coalition had earlier said four of its service members were killed in the south, and a military official confirmed all were Americans killed by an 'improvised explosive device' today. Their deaths bring the toll among foreign forces to 132 this year, of which 102 are from the United States. Democratic: More than 20 presidential candidates have registered for Afghanistan's first independent election next year At least 2,146 members of the U.S. military have died in Afghanistan as a result of the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan in late 2001, according to an Associated Press count.
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Four U.S. soldiers killed by bomb in Afghanistan
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CNN efforts to obtain comment from both @placeholder and the Zambian government have been unsuccessful. | (CNN) -- The news editor of the Zambian newspaper The Post has gone on trial for allegedly circulating obscene material to politicians, the newspaper states on its Web site. Zambia President Rupiah Banda has branded the childbirth photos pornographic. In early June, Chansa Kabwela wrote to the country's vice president, health minister and several non-governmental organizations to highlight problems in the country's health-care system -- especially the problems pregnant women faced during a strike by health-care workers. In her letter, Kabwela included several photos of a woman giving birth in a parking lot outside a hospital from which she had been turned away, according to Reporters Without Borders.
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News editor of Zambian newspaper on trial for circulating obscene material
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Chansa Kabwela sent pictures of a woman giving birth in a parking lot to President
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She says she wanted to highlight problems in country's healthcare system
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President Banda branded the images pornographic and had Kabwela arrested | 62,536 | record_train |
The announcement came eight days after the presidential commission that investigated last April's sinking of the drill rig @placeholder sharply criticized regulators for their passivity, finding they were outmatched, underfunded and had conflicting responsibilities that prevented them from effective oversight of the offshore oil industry. | (CNN) -- Interior Department officials announced an extensive restructuring of the agencies that oversee offshore oil drilling Wednesday, pledging "fundamental change" for a system widely criticized after the worst oil spill in U.S. history. The expected moves split the since-renamed Minerals Management Service into separate agencies, with one responsible for approving offshore leases and another to enforce safety and environmental laws. Michael Bromwich, the head of the current Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation, and Enforcement, told reporters the reorganization is aimed at beefing up safety after "decades of neglect" and conflicts of interest among regulators. "This reorganization is much more than just moving boxes around," Bromwich said. "It is about a comprehensive review and a fundamental change in the way that these agencies operate."
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The former Minerals Management Service is being split into permitting and safety bureaus
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The agency was widely criticized before the Deepwater Horizon disaster
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In another video an officer appears to tell protesters to 'back off or you'll get @placeholder'. | Three people were arrested after police attended a student sit-in at Warwick University. West Midlands Police said that they were responding to an alleged assault on a university staff member. A video which was posted on YouTube but has now been made private, shows police dragging a protester to the floor, and the sound of a Taser can be heard. A tweet from the West Midlands Police account said a Taser 'was drawn but not deployed. The sound is a warning sound'. Scroll down for video Police drew a Taser when they attended a student sit-in at Warwick University. Three people were arrested after an alleged assault on university staff - but students say the response was 'disproportionate'. Above, a still from a video of the struggle
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Students were staging a sit-in at Warwick University in Coventry
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Three people were arrested after alleged assault on university staff
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They claim 20 students were 'assaulted' by West Midlands officers
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Witness says a Taser was drawn and students threatened with CS gas | 62,538 | record_train |
@placeholder, Amanda Knox's father, said the language used by the lawyer "was extraordinarily hard to listen to." | Perugia, Italy (CNN) -- The lawyer for Meredith Kercher's family showed photos of the British murder victim's bloodied body Monday, pointing out multiple stab wounds, as he urged an Italian jury not to overturn the murder convictions of Amanda Knox and Rafaelle Sollecito. "I show you these pictures to show you the pain of Meredith," Francesco Maresca said. "She didn't have defensive wounds. It means that she was tied up, that she had more than one aggressor," the lawyer said. "Given the type, number and locations of the wounds, there had to be multiple attackers," he insisted. He attacked as "useless" a review of DNA evidence that may cast doubt on the original convictions.
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A lawyer calls Amanda Knox two-faced, with a "diabolical" side
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Another lawyer shows the court photos of the victim's bloodied body
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Knox and Raffaele Sollecito are fighting their murder convictions
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Campaigners accused @placeholder of turning a blind eye to underage marriage. | By Mail On Sunday Reporter Police have launched an investigation after a 15-year-old ‘child bride’ featured on Benefits Street. Neither producers nor Channel 4 contacted police or social services, despite filming the girl’s Romanian husband Stefan Stana admitting that he had flouted British law. He admitted on camera: ‘My wife is 15 and a half and I am 20. This scares people in England because she is a minor.’ 'This scares people': Stefan and Madalina on the second episode of Channel 4's Benefits Street Only a few months later, the teenager, thought to be called Madalina Balasa, gave birth to a baby girl in a Birmingham hospital.
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Stefan Stana boasted to the cameras of his wedding to 15-year-old Madalina
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Hurd stated that he was interested in purchasing 5 to 10 kilograms of cocaine, at $25,000 per kilogram, and 1,000 pounds of marijuana at $450 per pound per week for distribution in the @placeholder area, according to ICE. | Washington (CNN) -- NFL player Samuel Hurd has been arrested and charged with conspiring to distribute cocaine, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced Thursday. Agents say Hurd, 26, a wide receiver for the Chicago Bears, was arrested Wednesday night after a five-month investigation that began in Dallas, where Hurd once played for the Cowboys. Authorities say he was trying to set up a drug distribution network in Chicago. The complaint states that Hurd met with an ICE undercover agent at a restaurant in Chicago on Wednesday night when, law enforcement officials say, Hurd introduced himself as the person communicating with a confidential informant.
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Chicago Bears wide receiver Samuel Hurd arrested
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Officials accuse him of trying to set up a drug distribution network
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He accepted a kilo of cocaine from undercover agent, they say | 62,541 | record_train |
I worked with @placeholder and she's a huge Curb Your Enthusiasm fan. | (EW.com) -- Jeff Garlin is an actor, writer, director, stand-up comedian, and, of course, Larry David's amoral manager on "Curb Your Enthusiasm" (not to mention Susie Essman's "fat f—" of a husband on the same). Beginning this Thursday, the funnyman will add "podcaster" to his resumé when "By the Way, In Conversation" with Jeff Garlin debuts on the Earwolf Podcast Network. As its name implies, the show features Garlin yakking it up with a series of notable acquaintances, including Larry David himself, who guests on the first episode. Below, the jovial Garlin talks about his podcast, the future of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and why it is his patriotic duty to work again with Shakira.
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Jeff Garlin is an actor, writer, director, comedian, and Larry David's manager on "Curb"
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"We're going to create an atmosphere like only @placeholder can." | New York (CNN) -- Brooklyn Nets. This is what the NBA world will now be calling the New Jersey Nets. Media mogul Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter revealed the name Monday, along with Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, Forest City Ratner Companies Chairman and CEO Bruce Ratner, and Barclays Center and Nets CEO Brett Yormark, at Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn. They were near the construction site of the Nets' future home, The Barclays Center. "We are proud to announce this highly anticipated decision to name the team the Brooklyn Nets, a choice which reflects the decades-long tradition of our team and fans, as well as the dynamic new place that will be our home," Nets Chairman Chris Charlier said.
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Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter, a part owner, reveals new name
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Rapper says he will be first to perform at team's future home
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Barclays Center set to open in September 2012 | 62,543 | record_train |
He had escaped from his unit and traveled about 50 kilometers (31 miles) through @placeholder territory to get to the border zone. | Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- South Korea on Monday reprimanded five senior military officials after admitting that a North Korean soldier had managed to cross the heavily patrolled border between the two countries undetected and knock on the door of his enemy's barracks. Revelations about the ease with which the North Korean soldier reached the South Korean side of the border, considered to be the most heavily militarized in the world, have prompted criticism of the nation's military. Read more: S. Korea fires warning shots at N. Korean fishing boats The soldier, whose name and rank were not disclosed, jumped three barbed-wire fences along the eastern part of the border without being spotted on October 2, according to the South Korean Defense Ministry.
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The North Korea-South Korea border is considered the most heavily militarized in the world
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This month, a North Korean soldier crossed it undetected
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He is one of three defectors in the past two months, a lawmaker says
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The South Korean defense minister apologizes for the security failure | 62,544 | record_train |
where a world-famous, front-rank novelist has introduced a @placeholder icon | By Chris Hastings PUBLISHED: 18:35 EST, 16 November 2013 | UPDATED: 10:17 EST, 17 November 2013 Stamp of approval: The Royal Mail have decided to commemorate Anthony Trollope with a set of stamps ahead of the bicentenary of his birth in December following calls from The Mail on Sunday A commemorative set of stamps will honour Anthony Trollope – the Victorian novelist who introduced the pillar box to Britain – after an intervention by The Mail on Sunday. The Royal Mail is to produce the stamps as part of celebrations to mark the bicentenary of the author’s birth in 2015.
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Royal Mail will commemorate novelist Anthony Trollope with a set of stamps to mark the bicentenary of his birth in December
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The author introduced the ubiquitous red pillar box to Britain in 1852
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New York: @placeholder made his name by tackling gang crime in the city | Chancellor George Osborne today said the Government would press ahead with money-saving cuts to police numbers and said throwing money at 'deep-seated social issues' was not the answer. He said that reform of the nation's police forces was needed, which would make officers more visible on the streets. However, he rejected the notion that improving the country's safety was a matter of simply boosting police numbers. Chancellor George Osborne said today that the Government would go ahead with cuts, as former U.S police chief claimed making multiple arrests was not the answer to solving society's problems In a phone call to David Cameron this week President Obama congratulated the way Britain's police and politicians have handled the riots..
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President Obama praises the way UK police tackled the rioters
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'Supercop' Bill Bratton and PM expected to meet next month
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U.S. police chief says thugs need to fear the police and sentences they may be handed
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@placeholder followed up on its own transparency report, released last week, with a blog post explaining how it fields government requests and a new section on its transparency report that addresses common questions about the process. | (CNN) -- In 2009 the U.S government dubbed January 28 "Data Privacy Day." Four years later, it's the government's own actions to obtain personal information that are in the spotlight, thanks to new reports from Google and Twitter. The goal of Data Privacy Day is to educate people and companies on the vulnerability of personal data, including information shared on social networks, financial data and anything stored on cloud services. The holiday is spearheaded by the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA), a nonprofit organization that works with government agencies and major tech companies including Intel, Google, Microsoft and Facebook. "We want to raise universal awareness about people respecting the privacy of others and safeguarding their data," said Michael Kaiser, NSCA's executive director.
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Data Privacy Day seeks to increase awareness about personal data online
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Google, Twitter release latest transparency reports detailing government data requests
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He is among 60 of Mr @placeholder’s relatives on both sides of his family to have been murdered by the Nazis. | Ed Miliband's grandfather Dawid Kozak who died in 1945 in the Nazi concentration camp Buchenwald Ed Miliband has revealed that he is finally ready to visit the Nazi concentration camp where his grandfather was murdered. The Labour leader said he was considering a pilgrimage to the infamous Buchenwald death camp in Germany to keep the memory of his maternal grandfather alive. Mr Miliband knew from an early age that Dawid Kozak had died in an extermination camp, but only learned the full horror of his death six months ago after visiting Israel where he discovered the only known picture of his Polish relative.
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Miliband said Holocaust Memorial Day commemorations 'really emotional'
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He said his family had not talked much about the Holocaust growing up
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Labour leader only discovered truth about his family after visiting Israel
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Mr Miliband's mother and father fled to Britain to escape the Nazis
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He revealed he was now 'thinking about' visiting Buchenwald in Germany
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Labour leader releases only known picture of grandfather Dawid Kozak | 62,548 | record_train |
@placeholder was closely watching the clock until it struck midnight | Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has poured his heart out on social media to pay respect to his best mate Phillip Hughes who sadly would have turned 26 yesterday. Clarke was sitting up with a drink in hand on Saturday night ready to raise his glass to Hughes when the clock struck midnight. So close that they called each other brothers, Clarke was counting down on Twitter asking others to join him in paying tribute to the much-loved cricketer. Scroll down for video Brothers for life: Michael Clarke and Phillip Hughes on a lads night out 'Happy BDAY 408. Life will never be the same', Clarke captioned this photo of himself and wife Kylie with best mate Phillip Hughes
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Cricketer Phillip Hughes would have turned 26 on Sunday
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Australian captain Michael Clarke counted down on twitter to Hughes' birthday on Saturday night
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Hughes' best mate was asking others to join him in paying tribute
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But @placeholder director Manohar Budhani claimed the terrace was searched on Monday night | Riots broke out in an Indian town after the discovery of the body of a seven-year-old girl who had been sexually assaulted and had her throat cut. Isha Chhagan Jain had been visiting the Kumar Resort in Lonavla, Maharashtra, for the wedding of a cousin. At around 9.30pm on Sunday her family realized she was missing and went to the police after they were unable to find her. Isha Chhagan Jain's body was found on the terrace of the popular Kumar Resort in Lonavla, Maharashtra The owner of the resort Manohar Budhani admitted only two CCTV cameras were working when Isha died
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Isha Chhagan Jain had been visiting the Kumar Resort in Lonavla, Maharashtra, for the wedding of a cousin when she was murdered
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Her body was found rolled up in a carpet behind a solar panel on the resort terrace on Tuesday after she was reported missing Sunday night
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Attacker had sexually assaulted her and cut her throat with a knife
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Notably, both of those films targeted young women primarily, while "@placeholder's" audience was 58 percent male and 54 percent above the age of 25. | (EW.com) -- It's taken over two decades for Orson Scott Card's classic sci-fi novel "Ender's Game" to make it to the big screen, but all the built-up anticipation didn't lead to out-of-this-world box office numbers. The film adaptation debuted with $28 million from 3,407 theaters on its first weekend — a start in the same range as Will Smith's misfire "After Earth," which opened with $27.5 million earlier this year. Summit and OddLot Entertainment spent $110 million on the space adventure starring Asa Butterfield and Harrison Ford, but "Ender's Game" will need great legs domestically and strong returns overseas to justify its cost (and any potential sequels).
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"Ender's Game" debuted with $28 million at the box office
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Limbaugh has frequently lambasted celebratory dances performed by @placeholder players after scoring touchdowns ("a cultural problem ... that has resulted in a total lack of class") and assailed the game itself for its aggressive nature. | (CNN) -- George Steinbrenner was a "cracker who made a lot of African-American millionaires," conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh said Tuesday of the New York Yankees owner who died earlier in the day from a heart attack. "He fired a bunch of white guys as managers left and right," Limbaugh said. The comments prompted civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton to rebuke the radio talker, calling his comments "repugnant and offensive whether they were intended to be facetious or tongue and cheek." "For the last 20 years I have known George Steinbrenner, and we have quarrelled over diversity and community programs, but I always found him fair, direct, and genuinely prone to do what he felt was right," Sharpton said, adding that Limbaugh owed the Steinbrenner family an apology "that the first day of their mourning to have to be subjected to this type of rhetoric."
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Radio host says Steinbrenner "fired a bunch of white guys as managers"
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‘A health warning should be placed against any site offering @placeholder tickets outside official channels.’ | By Nick Craven & Simon Murphy Official World Cup partner Visa has been condemned for allowing touts to use its payment service to sell England tickets at more than ten times their face value. Fifa has vowed to clamp down on World Cup touts – already illegal in the UK – yet Visa, one of only six ‘global partner’ firms for the 2014 tournament in Brazil, rakes in fees every time such a ticket is bought using one of their cards from shady websites. We found one ticket with a face value of £47 for England’s match against Uruguay being offered for £676.
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Fifa has vowed to clamp down on ticket touts who are selling some tickets at 1,000% above face value
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Visa takes a cut every time a ticket is bought on a shady website
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@placeholder, an 80-year-old lawyer, real estate developer and entrepreneur, won't be there. | (CNN) -- As new celebrities line up to buy the Los Angeles Clippers, a group of NBA owners will meet by conference call Thursday to talk about what happens next in the uproar surrounding team owner, Donald Sterling. The 10-member NBA owners' advisory and finance committee may discuss this question: What will happen if Sterling refuses a league directive to sell the Clippers? Sterling's not saying what he'll do next, but he's known for being litigious. Calls to his lawyer were not returned. If he does sell, the billionaire could become richer. The team he bought in 1981 for $12 million is now valued at about $575 million, according to Forbes. CNN's Rachel Nichols said the selling price could hit $1 billion.
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@placeholder, which hid money inside of boxes of tomatoes, was the brainchild of Jason Buzi and a possible forebearer to @HiddenCash | By Daily Mail Reporter The mysterious benefactor behind the @HiddenCash phenomenon is a real estate investor who in the past has been accused of unscrupulous business practices. Jason Buzi, an entrepreneur from San Francisco, California, revealed himself this week to be the brains behind the @HiddenCash operation, hiding money across California and drawing large crowds seeking to strike it rich. Buzi started the hunt on May 22 in San Francisco, using the Twitter handle @HiddenCash to announce the money-drop locations. Scroll down for video Jason Buzi, a real estate investor, revealed this week that he was the mastermind behind @HiddenCash, the phenomenon that swept California
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Man behind Twitter account named this week as Jason Buzi, a real estate investor/flipper and entrepreneur
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Buzi has been accused of running scams by members of community where he flipped houses
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@HiddenCash concluded on Sunday, no injuries or problems reported
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'@placeholder can be scary and I think you need dedication and a passion for it if you are going to succeed. | By Martha Cliff 17-year-old Lucy will take on her 37-year-old trainer Paul Ashe later this month When Lucy Garland first told her parents she wanted try out wrestling, they didn't think she was serious. But now the petite blonde, at only 5ft 5ins tall, takes on men in the ring who are more than twice her age and size. The 17-year-old started training at the Ultimate British Wrestling (UBW) club in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, just one year ago but has already progressed to a competitive level. Lucy, who has gained a reputation for her high-energy moves, will take on her 37-year-old trainer, Paul Ashe, in the ring during her first live match later this month (July 19).
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Lucy Garland has been training in wrestling for just one year
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17-year-old will fight her trainer Paul Ashe in the ring this month
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Bouchard looked off the pace as her preparations for the Australian Open in @placeholder took a blow | World No 1 Serena Williams backed the searing Perth conditions as perfect preparation for her Australian Open title bid but the weather proved too hot for Canadian Eugenie Bouchard, who was thrashed in Sunday's Hopman Cup opener. Williams will pair up with John Isner for the United States in the mixed-team event in Western Australia this week as the 18-time grand slam singles champion bids for a sixth title at the Melbourne showpiece later this month. Temperatures in Perth are expected to reach 41 degrees Celsius and Williams, who won the last of her Australian Open titles in 2010, said she was looking forward to the warm feeling in Monday's opener against Italy after a cool winter at home.
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Serena Williams aiming for a sixth title in Melbourne later this month
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World No 1 preparing by playing in 41 degree heat in Perth
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But Bar's birthday celebrations soon soured, allegedly fueled by @placeholder's jealousy. | By Sara Nathan Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli has split with her boyfriend Adi Ezra in a blazing row over Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger - ruining her 29th birthday. Bar recently admitted she was serious about Ezra and the couple were pictured on an intimate vacation in Thailand in March. However, Israeli publications reported the couple split after Ezra accused the blonde of dancing too close to notorious womanizer Jagger, 70, with one claiming that he was so furious he grabbed Bar and pulled her off the dance floor at an exclusive Stones party. Scroll down for video Flirt: Mick Jagger with Israeli supermodel Bar Refaeli in 2013. They met up again last week
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Leo DiCaprio's ex was celebrating her 29th birthday at Rolling Stones Tel Aviv gig last Wednesday
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Mayor of @placeholder, councillor Janet Jackson, carried out her own survey and found the same. | A shopper was dismayed to discover his local Tesco selling 22 different varieties of apples but not one of them was British. Leo Deen checked 22 different varieties of the fruit at Tesco on Hibel Road in Macclesfield for a native apple - before walking away empty handed. Instead he found fruit which had been transported thousands of miles from Chile, the U.S., New Zealand and South Africa. Leo Deen was shocked to discover his local Tesco was not selling a single variety of British apples Mr Deen, the town’s mayor Janet Jackson and Food4Macc, a campaigning group, are now calling for stores to stock more locally-sourced produce.
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Leo Deen found 22 types of apples in local Tesco but none of them British
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Instead, they had been imported from Chile, the U.S. and South Africa
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One week old @placeholder with a three week old lamb. | No one could accuse Tinker Bell of being too big for her boots. The week-old Ouessant lamb is thought to be the world’s smallest sheep. Weighing just 2lbs and only 10 inches long, the creature is barely bigger than a pint glass. When it arrived two weeks prematurely at a farm in Durham last week, the lamb could not stand and had to be bottle-fed every three hours by its owners. Tinker bell the lamb, in a wellington boot. Weighing just 2lbs and only 10 inches long, the creature is barely bigger than a pint glass Tinker Bell is just 0.2lbs lighter than Bobby, a lamb born in April last year that was so tiny it was given the title as the world’s smallest lamb.
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The week-old Ouessant lamb is thought to be the world’s smallest sheep
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One wrote in August that he was withdrawing an offer to exchange at a rate of 1.45 dinar to the dollar because "no transfer was made, with situation changing in @placeholder. | TRIPOLI, Libya (CNN) -- When Libya's National Transitional Council set up shop in the capital, Tripoli, it found the cupboard was bare. "We only had $13.5 million in the Central Bank of Libya," according to Ali Tarhouni, the oil and economy Minister and one of the first senior officials of the NTC to arrive in the capital. Moammar Gadhafi was on the run, but an acute shortage of Libyan dinar -- the national currency -- threatened to stop the revolution in its tracks. "I was willing to do anything to get the urgent needs to the Libyans," Tarhouni said last week. "We used parallel markets in the exchange of the money."
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Libya's new government was faced with urgent financial needs, says an official
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The NTC used "parallel markets" to exchange incoming monies for local currency
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"If prisons were a major cause of jihadist radicalization, we would expect to see a lot of it, but we don't," @placeholder added. | Washington (CNN) -- The danger of Islamic radicalization inside U.S. prisons "remains real and present," said Rep. Peter King of New York, the Republican chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee. But during a Wednesday hearing on the subject, others said there are only a few cases in which prison radicalization has been linked to terrorism. "Prisons have not served as a major source of jihad radicalization," according to Bert Useem, a Purdue University sociology professor. Useem said that since the September 11 attacks, 178 Muslim Americans have been prosecuted for terrorism or related charges, but there is evidence in only 12 cases that prison radicalization was a factor.
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Rep. Peter King cites "real and present" danger of radicalization of prisoners
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Davison won't disclose how many people have signed up for @placeholder to date, but our tests in London this week revealed a relatively thin pool of users. | London (CNN) -- If keeping track of friends was the first wave of social media, the next may be all about hooking up with strangers. Apps designed to connect like-minded people, both online and in the real world, are being promoted as potentially capable of generating the kinds of billions Facebook may or may not be worth. But to achieve this, tech companies must encourage users to make a leap into an unknown world and throw private information into a void. "If we get this right, I cannot think of a bigger thing to be working on right now," said Paul Davison, CEO of Highlight, one of the most buzzed-about of such apps to emerge this year. "We can take billions and billions of dollars."
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Mobile apps connecting strangers in real world might be "the next Facebook"
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Badoo operates on same principle but covers more distance
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'The airstrikes have been very effective in degrading @placeholder's capabilities and slowing the advance that they were making.' | President Obama admitted Sunday that as the nation's top Democrat, he bears the blame for his party's historic losses in Tuesday's midterm congressional elections – but insisted moments later that his policies are sound, and signaled that he will double down on his most controversial plans. 'We got beat,' Obama said during a wide-ranging CBS News interview, acknowledging that his Jimmy Carter-like approval ratings – in the high 30s according to some polls – handed Republicans control of the U.S. Senate. 'Whenever, as the head of the party, it doesn't do well, I've got to take responsibility for it,' he told 'Face the Nation' anchor Bob Schieffer.
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President says he's to blame for Democrats' massive midterm losses but insists his economic record is solid and the US is better off with him in power
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Obama says doubling number of 'advisers' in Iraq will allow for offense instead of 'just try[ing] to halt ISIL's momentum'
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The lock-up that cost @placeholder on lap one in Sochi | Lewis Hamilton says it 'felt amazing' to be part of a team that helped Mercedes to their first ever constructors' title. The 29-year-old Briton won the Russian Grand Prix in Sochi and was followed by team-mate and championship rival Nico Rosberg to take the crown away from Red Bull. And Hamilton, after being presented with his race trophy by Russian President Vladamir Putin, says he was proud to contribute. Lewis Hamilton has a new t-shirt made out for him as Mercedes won the constructors' championship Lewis Hamilton says he is proud to be a part of history after Mercedes sealed the constructors' championship
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Lewis Hamilton wins Russian Grand Prix ahead of Nico Rosberg
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Mercedes clinch first constructors' championship following the race
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Hamilton says he was proud to contribute to the team
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And even better for money-conscious learners, the @placeholder content can all be downloaded free of charge. | LONDON, England (CNN) -- The wisdom of business professors, once only available to MBAs and business students, can now be accessed by anybody with an Internet connection. At HEC Paris, MBA students are given an iPod Touch so they can download podcasts of lectures. Hundreds of universities, and a growing number of business schools, are making recordings of lectures, seminars and conferences available to the general public via Web sites such as iTunes and YouTube. Leading business schools including University of Cambridge Judge Business School, Fuqua School of Business, and Yale School of Management make course content available for download through iTunes University (iTunes U), part of the of the iTunes online store.
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A growing number of business schools are putting lectures on the Internet
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YouTube EDU, iTunes University and Academic Earth all host free lectures
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At HEC Paris, students can download lectures and Q&A sessions
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MIT's Open Course Ware site gives free access to MIT course content | 62,566 | record_train |
"I probably could have found another job in @placeholder, but it would have taken some time to find a position given my skill set and seniority," Sumner said. | (CNN) -- Worried that her job might be cut in Texas, IT professional Elisa Sumner took a big step by deciding to work on the other side of the world in Shanghai, China. Sumner's high-tech company in Austin, Texas, was laying off people in her area of the business and hiring aggressively in Asia. The 45-year-old decided to take a job in Shanghai and move with her company, even though she could have eventually found work elsewhere in the United States. Sumner's husband, Joel Sumner, a senior research and development manager, followed her to China with a job that has evolved into something "bigger" than his old one.
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An American couple moves to China for work and tells their story to CNN.com.
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Expert has seen a spike in inquiries from Americans interested in expat employment
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A spokeswoman for the Peace Corps says applications are trending up | 62,567 | record_train |
The tweet included a photo of @placeholder at a protest against police. | Actor James Woods took to Twitter on Sunday to blame the Rev. Al Sharpton, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and President Obama for being 'responsible' for the murder of two NYPD officers on Saturday Actor James Woods took to Twitter on Sunday to blame the Rev. Al Sharpton, NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and President Obama for being ‘responsible’ for the murder of two NYPD officers on Saturday. Sharpton came in for the worst of Woods’ abuse, with the former Academy Award nominee calling him a ‘race pimp’ and a ‘disgusting pig’. At one point on Sunday morning Woods’ tweeted: ‘This disgusting pig is DIRECTLY responsible for the murder of two good policemen. No discussion’.
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Actor has blamed Sharpton, Mayor de Blasio and President Obama for being 'responsible' for the murder of two NYPD officers on Saturday
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Sharpton came in for the worst of Woods' abuse, with the former Academy Award nominee calling him a 'race pimp' and a 'disgusting pig'
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'This disgusting pig is DIRECTLY responsible for the murder of two good policemen. No discussion,' he tweeted - before deleting
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Therefore, he was sensitive to concerns that introducing special effects would turn the show into @placeholder-style fare. | (CNN) -- "The Nutcracker" ballet, as most North Americans know it, is about magic. A wooden toy transforms into a prince, mice and toy soldiers engage in battle, a little girl journeys to a sugar-coated paradise where she is treated to a series of decadent dances. But does it need more magic, Carolina Ballet director Robert Weiss wondered, prompting a search for ways to make his company's version of the classic George Balanchine staging of the ballet more "magical." "I've always felt the magic in 'Nutcracker' was rather bland, and that if we could get a real first-class magician to come in and help us figure out how we could enhance the show, it would really take the whole ballet and kick it up a notch," said Weiss.
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Carolina Ballet introduces levitating ballerinas, disappearing dancers into show
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The company hired Las Vegas headliner Rick Thomas to coordinate illusions
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford appeared in National Ballet Canada's Nutcracker | 62,569 | record_train |
@placeholder has bristled when he has played there under previous managers and while Van Gaal admits he needed to persuade his captain, he claims 29-year-old Rooney now enjoys it in the engine room. | Those Manchester United fans who have chanted 'four-four-two' at Louis van Gaal during some laboured performances this season should readjust their red-tinted spectacles. Sir Alex Ferguson might have been the greatest manager of the Barclays Premier League era but the notion he sent out every United team to win 7-6 in an orgy of reckless abandon is nonsense. In 2008/09, Ferguson's United drew 0-0 on nine occasions when they had a forward line of Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, Carlos Tevez and Dimitar Berbatov. There weren't many complaints when they won the Premier League and reached the Champions League final. Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney has been deployed in a range of different playing roles this season
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Louis van Gaal has experimented with his tactics at Manchester United
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Captain Wayne Rooney has been dropped deeper into midfield
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"Defacing the Jackie Robinson statue is a dagger in the heart to everything @placeholder stands for, and I hope those who are responsible are caught, punished, and taught why what they did is so disgusting and offensive." | New York (CNN) -- Vandals defaced a statue of Jackie Robinson outside the Brooklyn Cyclones baseball stadium, marking racial slurs and symbols on it, park and police officials said Wednesday. A swastika, "anti-Semitic comments" and the N-word were written in black marker on the statue and its base sometime between the end of the Cyclones game Tuesday night and 7 a.m. Wednesday, according to a spokesman for the New York City Police Department. The NYPD's Hate Crimes Task Force is investigating the matter as a possible bias incident. The Cyclones and police are reviewing security camera video, hoping it will lead them to a suspect or suspects, said Brooklyn Cyclones director of communications Billy Harner.
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Someone wrote the N-word and drew a swastika on the statue
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@placeholder, 34, checked into the rehab facility before the announcement was made, he said. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Brooke Mueller has reconsidered her decision to undergo at-home drug rehab. Instead, Charlie Sheen's ex-wife has checked into an in-patient treatment center, her spokesman said Tuesday. Mueller was arrested in Aspen, Colorado, on December 3 and charged with assault and cocaine possession, police said. Mueller's publicist told CNN Monday that she would "take a different approach to deal with her addiction" with a daytime rehab program and around-the-clock supervision at home. "After further reflection and consideration, Brooke has decided to remove herself from the media spotlight and has entered a long-term in-patient treatment center where she can focus on her recovery without distraction," spokesman Steve Honig said Tuesday.
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Mueller can "focus on her recovery without distraction" in rehab, a spokesman says
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Charlie Sheen's ex-wife decides at-home care for her addiction is not the best
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Mueller faces drug charges in Aspen, Colorado, after a December 3 arrest
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Her twin sons will stay at home with their nanny | 62,572 | record_train |
When @placeholder asked him what he was being made a scapegoat for, he | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 00:28 EST, 18 February 2014 | UPDATED: 10:20 EST, 18 February 2014 George Zimmerman has fleed Miami after being chased by a crowd and told there is a $10,000 bounty on his head. He abandoned his home with his family moments after a TV interview with CNN the next morning. Zimmerman, 30, appeared on CNN on Monday to accuse President Barack Obama and Attorney General Eric Holder of making him a 'scapegoat'. It has emerged his words came hours after infuriated protesters ambushed him, his girlfriend and her son on the beach.
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Ambushed on beach with wife and son by angry protesters
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In an interview Monday, Zimmerman told CNN's Chris Cuomo he suffered a 'miscarriage of justice' in his trial for the killing of Florida teen Trayvon Martin
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He said the President and Attorney General were making him a 'scapegoat' but he didn't know 'what agenda they have'
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Zimmerman maintains that he acted in self-defense within the law when he shot Martin
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My husband went back to @placeholder but Vasile had vanished. | By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 05:35 EST, 16 January 2014 | UPDATED: 13:04 EST, 17 January 2014 This is the last moment a 63-year-old Romanian tourist, who cannot speak English, was seen before he went missing after becoming separated from his son on the London Underground. Vasile Belea - described by his family as 'incredibly loving with a warm heart' - has now been missing for three days, having last been seen at Stockwell station in South London on Tuesday at 10am. His son boarded a northbound Victoria line train, but the doors shut before his father could join him.
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Vasile Belea last seen at Stockwell station in South London on Tuesday
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Son boarded Victoria line train - but doors closed and separated them
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Police believe 63-year-old Belea might have got on the following train
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He had been staying at his son's home in Sutton since before Christmas
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His daughter-in-law Olimpia Belea tells MailOnline: 'We miss him terribly' | 62,574 | record_train |
"@placeholder is an extremely tight family, and the death of these three brave agents is a devastating loss for us," she said in a written statement. | Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Fourteen Americans died in two helicopter crashes in Afghanistan on Monday, NATO's International Security Assistance Force said: 10 in one incident and four in the other. Three Drug Enforcement Administration special agents were among the dead, according to the DEA, which did not identify them. The agents were first DEA agents to be killed in Afghanistan. "Like all those who give their lives in service to America, they were doing their duty, and they were doing this nation proud," President Obama said at the Naval Air Station in Jacksonville, Florida. "Now, it is our duty, as a nation, to keep their memory alive in our hearts and to carry on their work, to take care of their families, to keep our country safe," Obama said.
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Helicopter crash victims "gave their lives ... to protect ours," president says
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‘It must be quite a daunting experience,’ said the @placeholder as she discussed the courage victims often had to find to report their experiences. | By Rebecca English She may not have been born a Duchess. But baby Camilla still came into the world by royal approval. Yesterday her husband, Prince Charles, revealed a hitherto unknown royal fact: that he and his future wife were delivered by the same gynaecologist-obstetrician - but in very different surroundings. The prince made his revelation on a visit to King's Hospital in Camberwell, south London, where, by coincidence, the Duchess of Cornwall was born to Major Bruce Shand and his wife the Hon Rosalind Shand on July 17 1947. Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, holds an 'I'm a King's Baby' bear as Prince Charles looks on during an official visit to King's College Hospital
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Couple visited King's Hospital in Camberwell, south London
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Duchess of Cornwall was born at hospital on July 17, 1947
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Prince Charles born on November 14, 1948, in Buckingham Palace
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Both delivered by Queen's obstetrician Sir William Gilliat
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Couple visited several parts of hospital including neo-natal unit
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Camilla cheered parents and babies by pulling funny faces
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Duchess saw wash bags handed to victims of rape that she helped devise | 62,576 | record_train |
Hardcore: Dedicated England fans still turned out to cheer @placeholder on but their patience will not last forever | CLICK HERE to read Martin Samuel's match report from Wembley When you don’t give the fans what they want, they turn their backs on the team and walk away. This, we can safely say, was an official protest. England are perilously close to The Great Depression at international level and it will take more than a 1-0 win over Norway to drag them clear of danger. VIDEO Scroll down for Roy Hodgson: Not many friendlies command a 40,000 attendance Protest: Players line up in front of empty stands for England's international friendly against Norway Staying away: Wembley is almost empty as players warm up ahead of their first game since Brazil
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England defeated Norway 1-0 in an international friendly at Wembley
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Attendance of 40,181 was lowest ever for England game at new stadium
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Fans have run out of patience after succession of poor performances
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Captain Wayne Rooney scored the only goal with a second-half penalty
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Shareholders in the IMF -- which are governments -- get their return on the money that they have advanced to the @placeholder," Honohan said. | Dublin, Ireland (CNN) -- Ireland and the European Union are engaged in a strange and increasingly public tug of war. Dublin has been adamant that it doesn't need money from abroad to stay afloat despite a crisis in its banking sector. However, the republic's central bank governor admitted Thursday that the country was likely to accept a loan from the European Union and International Monetary Fund. Speaking on the phone from Frankfurt, Ireland's Central Bank governor Patrick Honohan told Irish broadcaster RTE that a loan worth "tens of billions of euros" is "definitely likely to happen." "Market conditions have not allowed us to go ahead without seeking the support of our international collaborators so that is what's ahead," he said, ahead of high-level talks between the Irish government and the IMF and ECB talks in Dublin Thursday.
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Ireland bailed out its struggling banks, putting the government under intense budget pressure
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Central bank governor says an EU-IMF loan is "definitely likely"
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Problems caused by cheap loans which fueled demand for housing | 62,578 | record_train |
Court documents show that the dead gunman behind the siege of a @placeholder cafe was facing up to 50 sexual offence charges, including aggravated sexual assault, aggravated indecent assault and inciting a teenage girl to commit an indecent act. | The ex-wife of Sydney terrorist Man Haron Monis sought refuge in the US before she was stabbed to death, it has been revealed The ex-wife of Sydney terrorist Man Haron Monis sought refuge in the US before she was stabbed to death, it has been revealed. The self-styled sheikh was shot dead in a firefight at the end of Monday's cafe siege which also resulted in the death of two hostages. Today the relatives of his ex-wife Noleen Pal, said that she escaped to San Francisco from her abusive husband just months before she was stabbed 18 times and set alight outside her apartment in April 2013.
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Noleen Pal, 30, died after she was stabbed and then burned in Sydney
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Was married to hostage-taker Man Haron Monis and they had two sons
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Pal had fled to San Francisco to see her family six months before her death
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Monis's partner Amirah Droudis currently on bail accused of her murder
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Monis also allowed out on bail while facing accessory-to-murder charges
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Family of dead ex-wife outraged that he was free to commit terror atrocity | 62,579 | record_train |
About 150,000 North Koreans protested at the Kim Il Sung square in @placeholder on Sunday to condemn the South, according to South Korean media. | Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un ordered his troops to be on the highest alert Sunday as he visited the DMZ, or demilitarized zone between North and South Korea. In his first reported visit to the tense border since taking control of North Korea last December, KCNA, the state-run news agency, said the young leader had visited "the biggest hotspot where the gunfire could be heard anytime due to the reckless provocations of the enemies." The visit comes amid heightened rhetoric from Pyongyang, with recent threats of a "sacred war" against Seoul and Washington. Current joint military drills between the United States and South Korea have been condemned by the North as a provocation. The United States says the drills are defensive in nature.
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The visit comes amid recent threats of a "sacred war" against South Korea and the United States
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The United States says joint military drills with South Korea are defensive in nature
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The North accuses the South of writing defamatory words under pictures of Kim Jong Il and Kim Il Sung
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South Korea: It's important for soldiers "to be armed with a proper mindset against the enemy" | 62,580 | record_train |
its nearest rival, @placeholder, whose Unique show attracted around 10,000 | By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 05:41 EST, 27 September 2012 | UPDATED: 07:23 EST, 27 September 2012 Top tweet: Models wore metallic purple trenchcoats during the Burberry Porsum show finale. Burberry won the social media battle at London Fashion Week this month, generating over 21,000 mentions on Facebook, Twitter and other blogs. But while two thirds of the comments were about the label's clothes, 25 per cent focused on One Direction heartthrob Harry Styles, who took pride of place on the front row beside burlesque star Dita von Teese. Burberry's stellar guest list - including TV presenter and model, Alexa Chung, and Paralympic champion Johnnie Peacock - was a major part of the appeal, according to business information group Precise.
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British label racked up 21,000 mentions on social networking sites
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Beckham gained 57,000 Twitter followers during New York Fashion Week
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In a letter sent to the White House Wednesday, he proposed establishing a review process "to release all relevant photographs as early as 10 years from now," or when the president "determines their release would no longer endanger the lives of @placeholder." | Washington (CNN) -- Despite mounting pressure from some lawmakers and dissent within the ranks of his top advisers, President Barack Obama decided not to release photos of Osama bin Laden's dead body, a White House spokesman said Wednesday. "It is not in our national security interest ... to allow these images to become icons to rally opinion against the United States," White House press secretary Jay Carney told reporters. "We have no need to publish those photographs to establish that Osama bin Laden was killed," he said. Shortly after U.S. officials announced the decision, a news agency published photographs it said were taken by a Pakistani security official shortly after the raid.
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On the streets of Pakistan, some demand photographic proof
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"It is not in our national security interest," a White House spokesman says
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In December, @placeholder signed legislation that will repeal the controversial "don't ask, don't tell" policy and bring an end to the ban on openly gay men and women serving in the armed forces. | Washington (CNN) -- House Republicans have hired a prominent conservative attorney to defend the federal Defense of Marriage Act in a pending lawsuit, legal sources say, and will make an effort to divert money from the Justice Department to fund its high-profile fight. House Speaker John Boehner disclosed the legal and political strategy in a letter Monday to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi. The Obama administration, which normally would defend federal laws in judicial disputes, announced last month it believed the Defense of Marriage Act, often referred to as DOMA, to be unconstitutional. The law defines marriage for federal purposes as unions only between a man and woman.
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Boehner says he had no choice but to act after the Obama administration backed off
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@placeholder's dismal human rights record still remains on the table, but the country's open approach on economic issues may be human rights activists' best chance to address political freedoms down the road. | As the situation in Iraq escalates, the U.S. finds itself awkwardly aligned with a country once vilified as part of the "Axis of Evil." While Iraq loses control of its western border to ISIS rebels, the U.S. decides to pragmatically turn to its geopolitical interests to calm this disaster. The unlikely result is Iran sending military weaponry and planes -- including Russian combat jets -- across the Iranian border to aid the Iraqi national army. This shift in alliance seemed implausible a few years ago, but since President Hassan Rouhani took office last year tensions between the U.S. and Iran have slowly and cautiously thawed. While Iraq plummets into further chaos and fragmentation -- the Kurds are expected to vote for full autonomy in an impending referendum -- improvement in U.S-Iran relations may be the only silver-lining in this otherwise catastrophic affair.
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U.S. is aligning "awkwardly" with Iran as Iraq crisis escalates, says Arezo Yazd
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Improvement in U.S-Iran relations may be only silver-lining to crisis, she adds
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Yazd: Opportunity for partnership exists in Iran's budding technology market
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Drew Graham, pictured right, as he crosses the finish line in a race for @placeholder. | An award-winning British athlete may never run again after he was paralysed when he jumped into a reservoir for a swimming workout and broke his neck. Drew Graham, a 1500m runner, broke his neck when he dived into Cherry Creek Reservoir, in Aurora, Colorado. His wife Laura jumped into the creek to save her husband but despite her best efforts, 29-year-old Mr Graham, from Gosforth, Newcastle Upon Tyne, had broken a vertebra. He underwent six hours of surgery but it is not known whether Mr Graham, who took a scholarship at Adams State University in Colorado in 2008, will be able to run again.
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Acclaimed British middle distance runner paralysed in swimming accident
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Drew Graham broke his neck when he dived into a creek in Aurora, Colorado
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It's not yet known if Mr Graham, 29, will ever be able to run again
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Newcastle Upon Tyne-born athlete won British and US running accolades
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Speaking after the verdict, @placeholder described the sum he had been ordered to pay 'derisory'. | Scarlett Johansson has won legal damages against a French author whose novel features a promiscuous character based on the Hollywood actress. Lawyers working for Johansson, 29, told a court in Paris that writer Gregoire Delacourt had invented a series of love affairs with other celebrities amounting to a 'fraudulent use of her personal rights'. Delacourt had argued that the Johansson character in his book 'The First Thing We Look At' was in fact meant as a 'tribute' to her beauty. Upset: Lawyers working for Hollywood star Scarlett Johansson claimed a novel features a promiscuous character based on her amounted to a 'fraudulent use of her personal rights'
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Lawyers working for Hollywood star, 29, claimed book invented love affairs
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Character based on Johansson was used purely as a sex object, she said
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He said 'The First Thing We Look At' was never intended to offend the star
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Judge ordered author to pay Johansson £2,000 in damages for the ordeal
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@placeholder oil facilities account for about half of Sudan's production of 115,000 barrels a day. | (CNN) -- The president of Sudan declared a state of emergency Sunday for cities along the hotly contested border with South Sudan, where Sudanese fighter jets launched at least one attack against their neighbor's ground forces. Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir said the state of emergency covers cities in the provinces of South Kordofan, White Nile, and Sinnar, which are on the eastern half of its border with South Sudan. A journalist in South Sudan's Unity state, just over the border from South Kordofan, reported coming under attack by Sudanese helicopter gunships and MiG fighter jets Sunday morning. Robyn Kriel said she was traveling to the front line with the Sudan People's Liberation Army of South Sudan when they came under heavy fire for 15 minutes. They all took cover in trenches dug by the army, she told CNN.
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A journalist in South Sudan says Sudanese forces attacked them Sunday
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She was interviewing South Sudan soldiers near the border
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Tensions peaked this month after South Sudan seized the Heglig oil fields | 62,587 | record_train |
She also helps run a nonprofit, Raising @placeholder, which implements initiatives to help the needy in the southeastern Africa nation. | (CNN) -- Madonna will hear Friday whether she will be allowed to adopt a child from Malawi, a spokeswoman for the African nation's attorney general told CNN Monday. Madonna holds her adopted Malawian son, David Banda, in 2007. The singer was in court in Malawi, one of the poorest nations in the world, on Monday for a hearing in the case, said Zione Ntaba, press officer for the country's Attorney General's Office. The judge read documents and questioned the parties, the spokeswoman said. Madonna should appear in person Friday to hear the judge's decision, Ntaba said. The child Madonna is seeking to adopt is named Chifundo James, she confirmed. "Chifundo" means "Mercy," the name earlier reports have cited for the girl, Ntaba added.
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Madonna will learn Friday if she can adopt another Malawian child
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She reportedly wants to adopt a young girl named Chifundo James
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Save the Children spokesman says Madonna should reconsider the move | 62,588 | record_train |
Almuhajir has turned up in the desolate scrubland, they say, to offer @placeholder's help with famine relief. | (CNN) -- The mysterious visitor stands in a patch of scrubland in Somalia, surrounded by Islamic militants wielding AK-47s. His face is covered by a white-and-red headscarf; he is slim and seems young. But there is something puzzling about him: His skin is fair, and when he speaks in an audio recording, his English is near perfect and spoken with a North American accent. The militants -- belonging to Al-Shabaab -- say his name is Abu Abdulla Almuhajir (the foreigner). And they say he is an envoy from the al Qaeda leader, Ayman al Zawahiri, thousands of miles away in Pakistan.
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Recording, images on Islamist websites purport to show fair-skinned man fluent in English
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Al-Shabaab militants say he's from al Qaeda leader al Zawahiri, in Somalia to dispense aid
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Event suggests a strengthening of ties between Al-Shabaab and al Qaeda hard-liners
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But the identitiy of the man hasn't been determined, and the event may be a ploy | 62,589 | record_train |
Costa Rica visit the U.S. with fourth-placed @placeholder in El Salvador. | (CNN) -- Mexico and the United States will be going to the 2010 World Cup finals after winning their penultimate matches in CONCACAF qualifying on Saturday night. Francisco Palencia (left) celebrates his goal as Mexico secured their place in the finals. Mexico, who struggled in their earlier qualifying matches while former England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson was in charge, had an easy 4-1 home win over El Salvador, while the U.S scored a memorable 3-2 victory in Honduras. The wins keeps the U.S. top of the group with 19 points from nine games with Mexico a point further adrift. Costa Rica won 4-0 against Trinidad and Tobago to move into the third and final qualifying spot in the group ahead of next Wednesday's final round of matches with Honduras one point behind them.
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Mexico and United States both qualify for World Cup finals in South Africa
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Mexico defeat El Salvador 4-1 with three goals in the last 20 minutes of game
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U.S. come from a goal down to defeat Honduras 3-2 to also secure their place
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Honduras and Costa Rica battling for third automatic place from CONCACAF | 62,590 | record_train |
The plea was issued within hours of @placeholder saying that British taxpayers' money would be available - and saying: 'We should be there with a chequebook to help the people of Ukraine rebuild their country." | New government says it needs $35 billion aid in next two years Russia have withdrawn vital funding from Kiev creating economic crisis Chancellor: 'UK willing to pour in taxpayers’ money to help government' By Tim Shipman George Osborne offered the Ukraine a blank cheque last night to turn the ravaged country around Ukraine's new government today said it needs a massive $35 billion aid package over this year and next to keep its economy from collapse. It asked for the cash because Russia will no longer support it after the ousting of president Viktor Yanukovych, an ally of Moscow.
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New government says it needs $35 billion aid in next two years
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Russia have withdrawn vital funding from Kiev creating economic crisis
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Chancellor: 'UK willing to pour in taxpayers’ money to help government'
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But Polish foreign minister warns of 'long record' of not honouring deals | 62,591 | record_train |
Was brought on to be an aerial threat for the hosts, but had no real joy with the @placeholder defence dealing with everything that was thrown at them. | Southampton secured their first win at Old Trafford in 27 years as they saw off an out-of-sorts Manchester United side on Sunday. Dusan Tadic scored the only goal of the game - just six minutes after coming off the bench - to secure a memorable away day for the Saints. Here, Sportsmail assesses how each player has performed. MANCHESTER UNITED (3-5-2) David de Gea - 6 The Spaniard didn't have much to do but could do nothing to stop the Saints' winner as Tadic struck the ball home with aplomb. Chris Smalling - 6 Made a number of crucial interceptions for the hosts in the first half. But was caught sleeping for the all-important winner.
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Southampton secured an impressive win at Manchester United on Sunday
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Dusan Tadic came off the bench to score the all-important winner
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Saints' first win at Old Trafford in 27 years and also in the Premier League
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Ronald Koeman's men move up to third in the Premier League after 1-0 win | 62,592 | record_train |
After conceding 10 goals in the first three games, Martinez has other things to worry about than Costa’s behaviour but will take some solace that @placeholder won’t face a side of Chelsea’s quality every week. | The difference 12 months makes. When Jose Mourinho last visited Goodison Park, his post-match debrief revolved around his frustrations that Chelsea lacked a top-class striker. He spoke about his side’s evolving ‘profile’, lamented the chances they had squandered in a 1-0 defeat and explained why it was the one area that was likely to hinder Chelsea’s pursuit of honours. Fast forward to the present and a £32million investment has transformed Mourinho’s squad. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Jose Mourinho explain how happy he is with Diego Costa Elation: Diego Costa runs off in celebration after scoring Chelsea's sixth and final goal at Goodison Park
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Diego Costa signed for Chelsea for £32million from Atletico Madrid and has had an instant impact under Jose Mourinho in the Premier League
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‘It’s been nice to score goals but the most important thing is I help the team to win. Hopefully that continues all season,' says Costa
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Mourinho: ‘He comes to play football and to give a spectacle but people have been chasing cards for him like they did in this match (against Everton)'
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Everton manager Roberto Martinez says Costa 'needs to understand we are quite unique in our league - we are very honest and respectful' | 62,593 | record_train |
@placeholder refused to see her, and she abandoned her protests in Texas last year. | CRAWFORD, Texas (CNN) -- Anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan doesn't come around President Bush's ranch any more, but there's a new kid in town trying to get his attention. Peace activist Alix Bryan traveled 11,000 miles to President Bush's ranch in Crawford, Texas. Peace activist Alix Bryan, 33, arrived near the ranch here on Saturday afternoon aboard a motor scooter that goes about 55 miles per hour -- on 12-inch wheels. She drove the scooter from the White House to a home in Crawford dubbed by anti-war activists as the "Peace House," mapping out a circuitous route that formed a peace sign.
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Antiwar activist's route from the White House to Bush's ranch forms peace sign
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Bryan rode scooter more than 11,000 miles on circuitous route
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Activist says she's hoping to start a dialog to end war in Iraq | 62,594 | record_train |
@placeholder expressed hope that the case would not affect the relationship between the two nations. | (CNN) -- The British government condemned China's execution of a British national Tuesday on drug smuggling charges. "I ... am appalled and disappointed that our persistent requests for clemency have not been granted," Prime Minister Gordon Brown said. "I am particularly concerned that no mental health assessment was undertaken." Akmal Shaikh was convicted of carrying up to 4 kilograms (8.8 pounds) of heroin at the Urumqi Airport in September 2007. According to Chinese law, 50 grams (1.76 ounces) is the threshold for the death penalty. China defended the execution in a statement issued by the Chinese Embassy in London. "Drug trafficking is a grave crime worldwide," the statement said. "The concerns of the British side have been duly noted and taken into consideration by the Chinese judicial authorities in the legal process, and Mr. Shaikh's rights and interests under Chinese law are properly respected and guaranteed."
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NEW: China defended the execution in a statement issued by the Chinese Embassy in London
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Akmal Shaikh's supporters said he was mentally ill and officials did not take that into account when trying him
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British government had asked China not to execute Shaikh but China says it has followed law | 62,595 | record_train |
@placeholder and his team, for all of their hard work and effort in diagnosing and creating a plan for me to battle this thing.' | Doctors have diagnosed Kansas City Chiefs' Eric Berry with Hodgkins lymphoma, confirming fears that the safety has cancer. It comes two weeks after the squad's medical team discovered a mass on Berry's chest, prompting a series of MRI scans. The 25-year-old will now be entered into a program of chemotherapy, sidelining him for the rest of the season - his fifth with the Chiefs. Diagnosis: Kansas City Chiefs safety Eric Berry, 25, has been diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma Kansas City Chiefs players paid tribute to their safety Eric Berry on Sunday as they awaited test results His surgeon, Dr Christopher Flowers at the Emory University School of Medicine, insists the disease is a 'very treatable and possibly curable' form of cancer.
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Eric Berry has been ruled out for the rest of the season
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Chiefs safety has a mass on his chest that is feared to be lymphoma
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Kansas City players and fans paid tribute to Berry on Sunday
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Players wore Berry's favourite all-red kit for game against Denver Broncos | 62,596 | record_train |
They met as teens in the 1950s and later were integral members of a little group you may have heard of called the @placeholder. | (CNN)As always, the Internet has jokes. "Who is Paul McCartney?" trended on Twitter this week thanks to Kanye West's collaboration with the former Beatle, "Only One." Apparently people were pleased that the rapper was helping shine a spotlight on a new talent. Really? Many of said tweeters have since said they were just joshing, but we see your fooleywang, people of social media, and we raise the stakes. West isn't the first to try to make this McCartney guy famous. Here are some other folks who tried to boost the fortunes of this obscure Liverpudlian. Michael Jackson McCartney really got a boost from the superstar when the pair released "The Girl Is Mine" in 1982 and followed up with the single "Say, Say, Say" -- which hit No. 1 -- the following year. The King of Pop clearly had a soft spot for the up-and-comer, as he also purchased the rights to the Beatles catalog of music. Apparently, this McCartney fellow is a noted songwriter, too!
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Ex-Beatle's song with Kanye West leads to jokes about "Who is Paul McCartney?"
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McCartney has had a bit of success on his own
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He's had partnerships with Michael Jackson, Stevie Wonder | 62,597 | record_train |
The sandwich was fantastic, and if you sit at the counter long enough, you might hear one of @placeholder's finest talk about the crazy arrest of the day. | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- I wore a path between Washington and Philly for interviews and shoots for our recent "Cheating Death" special with Dr. Sanjay Gupta. In the field: Jeremy Harlan My job as a photojournalist is to shoot and edit stories for CNN and make sure my news team eats well on the road. On assignment: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Now, I love cheese steaks as much as the next guy. But my arteries can only take so much steak, cheese and peppers. So here are a few places that are great alternatives in the City of Brotherly Love. Reading Terminal Market
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CNN's Jeremy Harlan talks about his favorite places to eat in Philadelphia
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Reading Terminal Market is the "Las Vegas of food," Harlan says
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Franklin Fountain is a cool escape back to early 20th-century soda fountain | 62,598 | record_train |
"We assess that the regime's frustration with its inability to secure large portions of @placeholder may have contributed to its decision to use chemical weapons on August 21." | (CNN) -- The United States government on Friday released a declassified summary of why it says it believes Syria's government used chemical weapons in an attack in the Damascus suburbs on August 21. The report's release came amid continuing U.S. signals of a possible military attack on Syria in response to the suspected poison gassing, which reportedly killed hundreds of people. Here are five key points: 1. A chemical weapons attack killed more than 1,400 people August 21 The U.S. government has preliminarily assessed that 1,429 people -- including at least 426 children -- died in the attack. The report cites "a large body of independent sources," including U.S. intelligence information, accounts from medical personnel, videos, witness accounts and reports from nongovernmental organizations.
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U.S. report says more than 1,400 people killed in August 21 Damascus-area attack
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Report: 'High confidence' that Syrian government behind chemicals
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Report: Intercepts show official confirming that chemical weapons were used by the regime | 62,599 | record_train |
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