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[
"Pakistan"
] |
{
"passage": 2897,
"query": 4473
}
|
Query: In retaliations, the militants have launched a series of deadly attacks in @placeholder.
Entities: Karachi, Pakistan, Shiite, Ashura, CNN, Islamabad
Passage: Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The death toll from the suicide bombing in Pakistan's financial capital, Karachi, rose to 40, authorities said Tuesday. The blast on Monday targeted a Shiite procession on M.A. Jinnah Road. The victims were among thousands of devotees commemorating Ashura, a major religious observance for the Shiites, one of two main Muslim denominations. Ashura marks the death anniversary of Imam Hussein, grandson of Prophet Mohammed. Hussein, who was killed in battle in Karbala in 680 A.D., is regarded as a martyr -- and the battle is one of the events that helped create the schism between Sunnis and Shiites, the two main Muslim religious movements. Death toll rises. Blast took place near where thousands of Shiite devotees were commemorating Ashura. A day earlier suicide bombing in northeast Pakistan killed seven people
|
Pakistan
|
[
"Indiana"
] |
{
"passage": 2898,
"query": 4474
}
|
Query: While the patient in @placeholder was the first MERS case on U.S. soil, the CDC has been preparing for such a scenario and had been conducting an awareness campaign with hospitals and doctors since MERS emerged.
Entities: United States, MERS, Munster, Riyadh, CDC, Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, Indiana, CNN, American, Saudi Arabia
Passage: (CNN) -- The first patient to be diagnosed with Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, in the United States is recovering well and should be able to go home from the hospital soon, doctors said Monday. The patient, an American health care provider who had been working in Saudi Arabia, is not on oxygen and is eating well and walking around, said doctors in Munster, Indiana. Doctors have also tested others who have come into contact with the patient. So far no one else has been diagnosed with the virus. Medical staff will continue to monitor the situation closely. The patient, whose name has not been disclosed due to federal privacy standards, was working at a hospital in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. He told his doctors that the hospital had MERS patients, although he does not remember working with any of those infected. The unidentified man is eating well and walking around, officials say. Those who have come in contact with him have tested negative. More than 400 MERS cases have been reported in 12 countries, the CDC says
|
Indiana
|
[
"Jordan Henderson"
] |
{
"passage": 2899,
"query": 4475
}
|
Query: The next two players to have run the furthest for their clubs are two Englishmen, Adam Lallana and @placeholder, who have covered 255.7 miles and 236.7 miles respectively.
Entities: Wayne Rooney, Lionel Messi, France, Argentina, World Cup, Zinedine Zidane, England, World Cups, Brazil, Olivier Giroud, Pablo Zabaleta, Yaya Toure, Jordan Henderson, Adam Lallana, Southampton
Passage: There are few more frustrating sights than a player who dazzles for his club reduced to a shadow of himself for his country on the greatest stage of all. It is an affliction that players and fans dread: World Cup burnout. Lionel Messi has suffered from it, Wayne Rooney has been plagued by it and even Zinedine Zidane has succumbed to it. It is no coincidence that Argentina, England and France crashed and burned at World Cups when their star men were exhausted and half-fit from their efforts over a long season. There are bound to be players on their knees in Brazil this summer too. But who will be the stars who fail to live up to the hype they have created for themselves? Adam Lallana ran more miles than any other England player. Southampton star second on overall list with Jordan Henderson third. Olivier Giroud, Yaya Toure and Pablo Zabaleta also in top 10
|
Jordan Henderson
|
[
"Zinedine Zidane"
] |
{
"passage": 2899,
"query": 4476
}
|
Query: Down and out: @placeholder (centre) struggled for France at the 2002 World Cup
Entities: Wayne Rooney, Lionel Messi, France, Argentina, World Cup, Zinedine Zidane, England, World Cups, Brazil, Olivier Giroud, Pablo Zabaleta, Yaya Toure, Jordan Henderson, Adam Lallana, Southampton
Passage: There are few more frustrating sights than a player who dazzles for his club reduced to a shadow of himself for his country on the greatest stage of all. It is an affliction that players and fans dread: World Cup burnout. Lionel Messi has suffered from it, Wayne Rooney has been plagued by it and even Zinedine Zidane has succumbed to it. It is no coincidence that Argentina, England and France crashed and burned at World Cups when their star men were exhausted and half-fit from their efforts over a long season. There are bound to be players on their knees in Brazil this summer too. But who will be the stars who fail to live up to the hype they have created for themselves? Adam Lallana ran more miles than any other England player. Southampton star second on overall list with Jordan Henderson third. Olivier Giroud, Yaya Toure and Pablo Zabaleta also in top 10
|
Zinedine Zidane
|
[
"Duch",
"alias Duch"
] |
{
"passage": 2900,
"query": 4477
}
|
Query: "At the same time, the co-prosecutors believe that undue weight is placed on any mitigating circumstances applicable to @placeholder."
Entities: Kaing Guek Eav, Duch, U.N., Extraordinary Chambers, Courts of Cambodia, Cambodia, CNN, Khmer Rouge, alias Duch
Passage: (CNN) -- Lawyers for a man who ran a notorious torture prison in Cambodia where more than 14,000 people died during the 1970s Khmer Rouge regime are appealing his conviction. The lawyers for Kaing Guek Eav, alias Duch, say he should be acquitted since he was "a witness of the events of the relevant period" and should be in witness protection -- not detention. Duch was convicted of war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder and torture in July in a U.N.-backed war crimes tribunal also known as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. Duch's lawyers also say the court did not have jurisdiction, the appeal states. Attorneys: Duch was "a witness of the events" and should be in witness protection. Duch is convicted of war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder and torture. Prosecutors: 30-year sentence is too light
|
Duch
|
[
"Duch",
"alias Duch"
] |
{
"passage": 2900,
"query": 4477
}
|
Query: "At the same time, the co-prosecutors believe that undue weight is placed on any mitigating circumstances applicable to @placeholder."
Entities: Kaing Guek Eav, Duch, U.N., Extraordinary Chambers, Courts of Cambodia, Cambodia, CNN, Khmer Rouge, alias Duch
Passage: (CNN) -- Lawyers for a man who ran a notorious torture prison in Cambodia where more than 14,000 people died during the 1970s Khmer Rouge regime are appealing his conviction. The lawyers for Kaing Guek Eav, alias Duch, say he should be acquitted since he was "a witness of the events of the relevant period" and should be in witness protection -- not detention. Duch was convicted of war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder and torture in July in a U.N.-backed war crimes tribunal also known as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. Duch's lawyers also say the court did not have jurisdiction, the appeal states. Attorneys: Duch was "a witness of the events" and should be in witness protection. Duch is convicted of war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder and torture. Prosecutors: 30-year sentence is too light
|
alias Duch
|
[
"U.N."
] |
{
"passage": 2900,
"query": 4478
}
|
Query: The tribunal began its work in 2007 after a decade of on-and-off negotiations between the @placeholder and Cambodia over the structure and functioning of the court.
Entities: Kaing Guek Eav, Duch, U.N., Extraordinary Chambers, Courts of Cambodia, Cambodia, CNN, Khmer Rouge, alias Duch
Passage: (CNN) -- Lawyers for a man who ran a notorious torture prison in Cambodia where more than 14,000 people died during the 1970s Khmer Rouge regime are appealing his conviction. The lawyers for Kaing Guek Eav, alias Duch, say he should be acquitted since he was "a witness of the events of the relevant period" and should be in witness protection -- not detention. Duch was convicted of war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder and torture in July in a U.N.-backed war crimes tribunal also known as the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. Duch's lawyers also say the court did not have jurisdiction, the appeal states. Attorneys: Duch was "a witness of the events" and should be in witness protection. Duch is convicted of war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder and torture. Prosecutors: 30-year sentence is too light
|
U.N.
|
[
"American",
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2901,
"query": 4479
}
|
Query: But Bae's case could get caught up in the recent tensions between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, as the North is formally known, and the @placeholder.
Entities: Korean-American, Pae Jun Ho, United States, Korean Central News Agency, North, Bae, U.S., American, North Korea, North Korean, Americans, Rason City, Kenneth Bae, CNN, KCNA
Passage: (CNN) -- The case of a U.S. citizen sentenced to 15 years in a North Korean labor camp is not a "political bargaining chip," the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Sunday. Pae Jun Ho, known as Kenneth Bae by U.S. authorities, was arrested and prosecuted for various crimes aimed at "state subversion," KCNA said. It previously reported the Korean-American was arrested November 3 after arriving as a tourist in Rason City, a port in the northeastern corner of North Korea. In prior instances, North Korea has released Americans in its custody after a visit by some U.S. dignitary. NEW: The United States has demanded the release of Kenneth Bae, aka Pae Jun Ho. The American citizen was reportedly arrested in November. Bae "confessed and admitted his crimes," aimed at "subversion," state media report
|
American
|
[
"American",
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2901,
"query": 4479
}
|
Query: But Bae's case could get caught up in the recent tensions between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, as the North is formally known, and the @placeholder.
Entities: Korean-American, Pae Jun Ho, United States, Korean Central News Agency, North, Bae, U.S., American, North Korea, North Korean, Americans, Rason City, Kenneth Bae, CNN, KCNA
Passage: (CNN) -- The case of a U.S. citizen sentenced to 15 years in a North Korean labor camp is not a "political bargaining chip," the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Sunday. Pae Jun Ho, known as Kenneth Bae by U.S. authorities, was arrested and prosecuted for various crimes aimed at "state subversion," KCNA said. It previously reported the Korean-American was arrested November 3 after arriving as a tourist in Rason City, a port in the northeastern corner of North Korea. In prior instances, North Korea has released Americans in its custody after a visit by some U.S. dignitary. NEW: The United States has demanded the release of Kenneth Bae, aka Pae Jun Ho. The American citizen was reportedly arrested in November. Bae "confessed and admitted his crimes," aimed at "subversion," state media report
|
Americans
|
[
"American",
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2901,
"query": 4479
}
|
Query: But Bae's case could get caught up in the recent tensions between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, as the North is formally known, and the @placeholder.
Entities: Korean-American, Pae Jun Ho, United States, Korean Central News Agency, North, Bae, U.S., American, North Korea, North Korean, Americans, Rason City, Kenneth Bae, CNN, KCNA
Passage: (CNN) -- The case of a U.S. citizen sentenced to 15 years in a North Korean labor camp is not a "political bargaining chip," the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Sunday. Pae Jun Ho, known as Kenneth Bae by U.S. authorities, was arrested and prosecuted for various crimes aimed at "state subversion," KCNA said. It previously reported the Korean-American was arrested November 3 after arriving as a tourist in Rason City, a port in the northeastern corner of North Korea. In prior instances, North Korea has released Americans in its custody after a visit by some U.S. dignitary. NEW: The United States has demanded the release of Kenneth Bae, aka Pae Jun Ho. The American citizen was reportedly arrested in November. Bae "confessed and admitted his crimes," aimed at "subversion," state media report
|
U.S.
|
[
"American",
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2901,
"query": 4479
}
|
Query: But Bae's case could get caught up in the recent tensions between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, as the North is formally known, and the @placeholder.
Entities: Korean-American, Pae Jun Ho, United States, Korean Central News Agency, North, Bae, U.S., American, North Korea, North Korean, Americans, Rason City, Kenneth Bae, CNN, KCNA
Passage: (CNN) -- The case of a U.S. citizen sentenced to 15 years in a North Korean labor camp is not a "political bargaining chip," the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Sunday. Pae Jun Ho, known as Kenneth Bae by U.S. authorities, was arrested and prosecuted for various crimes aimed at "state subversion," KCNA said. It previously reported the Korean-American was arrested November 3 after arriving as a tourist in Rason City, a port in the northeastern corner of North Korea. In prior instances, North Korea has released Americans in its custody after a visit by some U.S. dignitary. NEW: The United States has demanded the release of Kenneth Bae, aka Pae Jun Ho. The American citizen was reportedly arrested in November. Bae "confessed and admitted his crimes," aimed at "subversion," state media report
|
United States
|
[
"American",
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2901,
"query": 4480
}
|
Query: "Some media of the @placeholder said that the DPRK tried to use Pae's case as a political bargaining chip.
Entities: Korean-American, Pae Jun Ho, United States, Korean Central News Agency, North, Bae, U.S., American, North Korea, North Korean, Americans, Rason City, Kenneth Bae, CNN, KCNA
Passage: (CNN) -- The case of a U.S. citizen sentenced to 15 years in a North Korean labor camp is not a "political bargaining chip," the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Sunday. Pae Jun Ho, known as Kenneth Bae by U.S. authorities, was arrested and prosecuted for various crimes aimed at "state subversion," KCNA said. It previously reported the Korean-American was arrested November 3 after arriving as a tourist in Rason City, a port in the northeastern corner of North Korea. In prior instances, North Korea has released Americans in its custody after a visit by some U.S. dignitary. NEW: The United States has demanded the release of Kenneth Bae, aka Pae Jun Ho. The American citizen was reportedly arrested in November. Bae "confessed and admitted his crimes," aimed at "subversion," state media report
|
American
|
[
"American",
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2901,
"query": 4480
}
|
Query: "Some media of the @placeholder said that the DPRK tried to use Pae's case as a political bargaining chip.
Entities: Korean-American, Pae Jun Ho, United States, Korean Central News Agency, North, Bae, U.S., American, North Korea, North Korean, Americans, Rason City, Kenneth Bae, CNN, KCNA
Passage: (CNN) -- The case of a U.S. citizen sentenced to 15 years in a North Korean labor camp is not a "political bargaining chip," the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Sunday. Pae Jun Ho, known as Kenneth Bae by U.S. authorities, was arrested and prosecuted for various crimes aimed at "state subversion," KCNA said. It previously reported the Korean-American was arrested November 3 after arriving as a tourist in Rason City, a port in the northeastern corner of North Korea. In prior instances, North Korea has released Americans in its custody after a visit by some U.S. dignitary. NEW: The United States has demanded the release of Kenneth Bae, aka Pae Jun Ho. The American citizen was reportedly arrested in November. Bae "confessed and admitted his crimes," aimed at "subversion," state media report
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Americans
|
[
"American",
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2901,
"query": 4480
}
|
Query: "Some media of the @placeholder said that the DPRK tried to use Pae's case as a political bargaining chip.
Entities: Korean-American, Pae Jun Ho, United States, Korean Central News Agency, North, Bae, U.S., American, North Korea, North Korean, Americans, Rason City, Kenneth Bae, CNN, KCNA
Passage: (CNN) -- The case of a U.S. citizen sentenced to 15 years in a North Korean labor camp is not a "political bargaining chip," the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Sunday. Pae Jun Ho, known as Kenneth Bae by U.S. authorities, was arrested and prosecuted for various crimes aimed at "state subversion," KCNA said. It previously reported the Korean-American was arrested November 3 after arriving as a tourist in Rason City, a port in the northeastern corner of North Korea. In prior instances, North Korea has released Americans in its custody after a visit by some U.S. dignitary. NEW: The United States has demanded the release of Kenneth Bae, aka Pae Jun Ho. The American citizen was reportedly arrested in November. Bae "confessed and admitted his crimes," aimed at "subversion," state media report
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U.S.
|
[
"American",
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2901,
"query": 4480
}
|
Query: "Some media of the @placeholder said that the DPRK tried to use Pae's case as a political bargaining chip.
Entities: Korean-American, Pae Jun Ho, United States, Korean Central News Agency, North, Bae, U.S., American, North Korea, North Korean, Americans, Rason City, Kenneth Bae, CNN, KCNA
Passage: (CNN) -- The case of a U.S. citizen sentenced to 15 years in a North Korean labor camp is not a "political bargaining chip," the North's state-run Korean Central News Agency reported Sunday. Pae Jun Ho, known as Kenneth Bae by U.S. authorities, was arrested and prosecuted for various crimes aimed at "state subversion," KCNA said. It previously reported the Korean-American was arrested November 3 after arriving as a tourist in Rason City, a port in the northeastern corner of North Korea. In prior instances, North Korea has released Americans in its custody after a visit by some U.S. dignitary. NEW: The United States has demanded the release of Kenneth Bae, aka Pae Jun Ho. The American citizen was reportedly arrested in November. Bae "confessed and admitted his crimes," aimed at "subversion," state media report
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United States
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[
"British"
] |
{
"passage": 2902,
"query": 4481
}
|
Query: As recently as 2008, @placeholder was entirely self-sufficient in dairy produce.
Entities: Old House Farm, Tom Flowers, Sue, Edward, Derbyshire, Tom, Holstein Friesian, British, Buxton
Passage: Under threat: British dairy products and the farms which produce them are under threat from cheap, often poor quality, foreign imports Every day for the past three decades, Sue and Tom Flowers have risen at 4.45am to begin milking their 500 Holstein Friesian cows on their 370-acre dairy farm near Buxton, Derbyshire. They do not finish tending to them until 10.30pm. ‘Cows don’t allow you to take a rest,’ says Sue. ‘We work 365 days a year.’ Tom, 65, and Sue, 52, took over Old House Farm from Tom’s father 30 years ago. With the help of their son Edward, 26, they produce 7,000 litres of milk a day, which is sold to a nearby dairy processor and distributed to retailers around the country. More than two British dairy farms go out of business every day. The average dairy firm was in 2012 losing £40,000 a year. And now supermarkets have begun another price war over dairy products
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British
|
[
"Bald Hills"
] |
{
"passage": 2903,
"query": 4482
}
|
Query: At @placeholder, there are two wind-machines on standby if the temperature starts to plummet.
Entities: France, Champion Red, Bald Hills, Decanter magazine, Estelle Hunt, New Zealand, International Wine Challenge, CNN, Blair
Passage: (CNN) -- Ten years ago, Blair and Estelle Hunt entered the wine business with nothing more than a bare plot of land. Blair and Estelle Hunt with their wine awards. Both were approaching 60 and, while they were familiar with what made a good bottle of red, they had no idea how to make it. That didn't stop them. This year, industry experts judged their 2005 Bald Hills pinot noir the best red wine in the world. It beat 4,760 other entries to take the Champion Red award in the International Wine Challenge, the world's biggest blind tasting. And, it was the first time a vineyard outside France took Decanter magazine's top prize for best pinot noir over £10. Blair and Estelle Hunt own the Bald Hills vineyard in New Zealand. The couple started making wine without any previous experience. Their 2005 pinot noir has been judged the best wine in the world this year
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Bald Hills
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[
"PlayStation"
] |
{
"passage": 2904,
"query": 4483
}
|
Query: But based on the overall sentiment expressed in the comments posted to message boards and on Twitter, the collective patience among @placeholder users is offline as well.
Entities: Xbox One, Lizard Squad, PlayStation, Microsoft, Twitter, Hacker group 'Lizard Squad, Xbox Live, Sony, XboxSupport, Xbox
Passage: Disrupted PlayStation and Xbox networks frustrated gamers much of Friday, one day after going down on one of the busiest gaming days of the year. Neither Sony or Microsoft, which own PlayStation and Xbox, respectively, have had much to say about the outages that have kept millions of its gamers from playing one another online, but there were signs Friday evening that it may soon be resolved. At 2:16 a.m Friday, Microsoft's verified @XboxSupport account tweeted "Some Xbox One users may currently be experiencing issues signing into Xbox Live," and directed users to its service website for the latest. Sony's official PlayStation support Twitter account posted at 2:30 a.m. ET, "Our engineers are continuing to work hard to resolve the network issues users have experienced today. Thanks for your continued patience." PlayStation, Xbox had 'network issues' well into Friday. Hacker group 'Lizard Squad' has claimed responsibility. Lizard Squad has a history of going after Sony. In August, it may have managed to divert a flight carrying Sony exec
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PlayStation
|
[
"Sony"
] |
{
"passage": 2904,
"query": 4484
}
|
Query: "The hackers think they're hurting @placeholder, but the ones that really pay for this bull crap are the innocent users."
Entities: Xbox One, Lizard Squad, PlayStation, Microsoft, Twitter, Hacker group 'Lizard Squad, Xbox Live, Sony, XboxSupport, Xbox
Passage: Disrupted PlayStation and Xbox networks frustrated gamers much of Friday, one day after going down on one of the busiest gaming days of the year. Neither Sony or Microsoft, which own PlayStation and Xbox, respectively, have had much to say about the outages that have kept millions of its gamers from playing one another online, but there were signs Friday evening that it may soon be resolved. At 2:16 a.m Friday, Microsoft's verified @XboxSupport account tweeted "Some Xbox One users may currently be experiencing issues signing into Xbox Live," and directed users to its service website for the latest. Sony's official PlayStation support Twitter account posted at 2:30 a.m. ET, "Our engineers are continuing to work hard to resolve the network issues users have experienced today. Thanks for your continued patience." PlayStation, Xbox had 'network issues' well into Friday. Hacker group 'Lizard Squad' has claimed responsibility. Lizard Squad has a history of going after Sony. In August, it may have managed to divert a flight carrying Sony exec
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Sony
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[
"GOP"
] |
{
"passage": 2905,
"query": 4485
}
|
Query: The House @placeholder midterm playbook is a straightforward one -- highlight the problems with Obamacare and its economic impact.
Entities: House, Republicans, House Republicans, Barack Obama, Obamacare, New York, Democrats, Democratic, CNN, GOP, Steve Israel, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- In mid-October, political pundits wondered how House Republicans could have put their sizable majority in jeopardy by forcing a government shutdown. Polls showed Republicans getting most of the blame for the shutdown and Democrats taking a lead in generic match ups against GOP congressional candidates. But those gains were quickly wiped away by the disastrous roll out of President Barack Obama's signature health care law. Within weeks, Democrats were panicking that their support of Obamacare could cost them their Senate majority and risk losing more House seats. House Democratic campaign chief Rep. Steve Israel of New York shrugged off GOP declarations that the new health care law's failures spelled doom for Democrats in the midterms, telling CNN in an interview, "if Republicans are going to run on rooting for failure, then so be it." Democratic gains brought on by shutdown wiped away by Obamacare fiasco. Republicans believe shutdown fallout will fade, but Obamacare problems will persist. Democrats believe sentiment will swing back to them in fiscal fights ahead with GOP
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GOP
|
[
"Democratic",
"Democrats"
] |
{
"passage": 2905,
"query": 4486
}
|
Query: While a group of 39 House @placeholder sought to put distance between themselves and the President last week by backing a House GOP bill that allows insurers to offer current health care policies for another year, House Democratic leaders continue to stress Obamacare will turn out to be a net positive for the party by next fall.
Entities: House, Republicans, House Republicans, Barack Obama, Obamacare, New York, Democrats, Democratic, CNN, GOP, Steve Israel, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- In mid-October, political pundits wondered how House Republicans could have put their sizable majority in jeopardy by forcing a government shutdown. Polls showed Republicans getting most of the blame for the shutdown and Democrats taking a lead in generic match ups against GOP congressional candidates. But those gains were quickly wiped away by the disastrous roll out of President Barack Obama's signature health care law. Within weeks, Democrats were panicking that their support of Obamacare could cost them their Senate majority and risk losing more House seats. House Democratic campaign chief Rep. Steve Israel of New York shrugged off GOP declarations that the new health care law's failures spelled doom for Democrats in the midterms, telling CNN in an interview, "if Republicans are going to run on rooting for failure, then so be it." Democratic gains brought on by shutdown wiped away by Obamacare fiasco. Republicans believe shutdown fallout will fade, but Obamacare problems will persist. Democrats believe sentiment will swing back to them in fiscal fights ahead with GOP
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Democratic
|
[
"Democratic",
"Democrats"
] |
{
"passage": 2905,
"query": 4486
}
|
Query: While a group of 39 House @placeholder sought to put distance between themselves and the President last week by backing a House GOP bill that allows insurers to offer current health care policies for another year, House Democratic leaders continue to stress Obamacare will turn out to be a net positive for the party by next fall.
Entities: House, Republicans, House Republicans, Barack Obama, Obamacare, New York, Democrats, Democratic, CNN, GOP, Steve Israel, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- In mid-October, political pundits wondered how House Republicans could have put their sizable majority in jeopardy by forcing a government shutdown. Polls showed Republicans getting most of the blame for the shutdown and Democrats taking a lead in generic match ups against GOP congressional candidates. But those gains were quickly wiped away by the disastrous roll out of President Barack Obama's signature health care law. Within weeks, Democrats were panicking that their support of Obamacare could cost them their Senate majority and risk losing more House seats. House Democratic campaign chief Rep. Steve Israel of New York shrugged off GOP declarations that the new health care law's failures spelled doom for Democrats in the midterms, telling CNN in an interview, "if Republicans are going to run on rooting for failure, then so be it." Democratic gains brought on by shutdown wiped away by Obamacare fiasco. Republicans believe shutdown fallout will fade, but Obamacare problems will persist. Democrats believe sentiment will swing back to them in fiscal fights ahead with GOP
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Democrats
|
[
"Democratic",
"Democrats"
] |
{
"passage": 2905,
"query": 4487
}
|
Query: @placeholder also say Republicans' lack of diversity and inability to reach out beyond their base -- a major factor in their national loss in 2012 -- will also hurt their chances to make inroads in Democratic districts in 2014.
Entities: House, Republicans, House Republicans, Barack Obama, Obamacare, New York, Democrats, Democratic, CNN, GOP, Steve Israel, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- In mid-October, political pundits wondered how House Republicans could have put their sizable majority in jeopardy by forcing a government shutdown. Polls showed Republicans getting most of the blame for the shutdown and Democrats taking a lead in generic match ups against GOP congressional candidates. But those gains were quickly wiped away by the disastrous roll out of President Barack Obama's signature health care law. Within weeks, Democrats were panicking that their support of Obamacare could cost them their Senate majority and risk losing more House seats. House Democratic campaign chief Rep. Steve Israel of New York shrugged off GOP declarations that the new health care law's failures spelled doom for Democrats in the midterms, telling CNN in an interview, "if Republicans are going to run on rooting for failure, then so be it." Democratic gains brought on by shutdown wiped away by Obamacare fiasco. Republicans believe shutdown fallout will fade, but Obamacare problems will persist. Democrats believe sentiment will swing back to them in fiscal fights ahead with GOP
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Democratic
|
[
"Democratic",
"Democrats"
] |
{
"passage": 2905,
"query": 4487
}
|
Query: @placeholder also say Republicans' lack of diversity and inability to reach out beyond their base -- a major factor in their national loss in 2012 -- will also hurt their chances to make inroads in Democratic districts in 2014.
Entities: House, Republicans, House Republicans, Barack Obama, Obamacare, New York, Democrats, Democratic, CNN, GOP, Steve Israel, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- In mid-October, political pundits wondered how House Republicans could have put their sizable majority in jeopardy by forcing a government shutdown. Polls showed Republicans getting most of the blame for the shutdown and Democrats taking a lead in generic match ups against GOP congressional candidates. But those gains were quickly wiped away by the disastrous roll out of President Barack Obama's signature health care law. Within weeks, Democrats were panicking that their support of Obamacare could cost them their Senate majority and risk losing more House seats. House Democratic campaign chief Rep. Steve Israel of New York shrugged off GOP declarations that the new health care law's failures spelled doom for Democrats in the midterms, telling CNN in an interview, "if Republicans are going to run on rooting for failure, then so be it." Democratic gains brought on by shutdown wiped away by Obamacare fiasco. Republicans believe shutdown fallout will fade, but Obamacare problems will persist. Democrats believe sentiment will swing back to them in fiscal fights ahead with GOP
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Democrats
|
[
"BassBuds"
] |
{
"passage": 2906,
"query": 4488
}
|
Query: @placeholder posted a statement on social media insisting they had no involvement in Troll Station's prank
Entities: Europa League, Company, Metropolitan Police, Google, Tube, YouTube, BassBuds, Troll Station, Tube carriage, TrollStation, Nathan Brown, Partizan Belgrade, Gomes Garcia, Dan Jarvis, Tottenham, UEFA
Passage: The three pitch invaders who disrupted Tottenham's Europa League match with Partizan Belgrade on Thursday night are serial pranksters whose videos on YouTube and social media have gone viral across the world. Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation, whose previous pranks include turning a Tube carriage into a strip club and faking a kidnapping. All three are still in custody after being arrested following their pitch incursions, the Metropolitan Police confirmed. They added that enquiries are ongoing, with one of the three also arrested for handling stolen goods. YouTube, which recently gave the group an award for attracting 100,000 subscribers to their channel, are yet to take any action against the group. Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation. Pranksters have racked up millions of views on YouTube. Google owned company is yet to take any action against TrollStation. Trio ran on to the pitch during Tottenham game sporting BassBuds shirts. Company, who sell Tottenham branded merchandise, deny they knew anything about the incident. BassBuds say they have cut all ties with Troll Station in the aftermath of the incident on Thursday night. The trio were tweeting before the game about what would take place. Metropolitan Police confirm three are still in custody after being arrested. UEFA have opened disciplinary proceedings against Tottenham. Previous pranks include turning Tube carriage into a strip club. Tottenham eventually won Europa League game with Partizan Belgrade 1-0
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BassBuds
|
[
"TrollStation"
] |
{
"passage": 2906,
"query": 4489
}
|
Query: The @placeholder video, uploaded to YouTube late on Thursday night, starts with Gomes introducing the prank and his fellow pitch invaders 'Nathan' and 'Jarvis'.
Entities: Europa League, Company, Metropolitan Police, Google, Tube, YouTube, BassBuds, Troll Station, Tube carriage, TrollStation, Nathan Brown, Partizan Belgrade, Gomes Garcia, Dan Jarvis, Tottenham, UEFA
Passage: The three pitch invaders who disrupted Tottenham's Europa League match with Partizan Belgrade on Thursday night are serial pranksters whose videos on YouTube and social media have gone viral across the world. Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation, whose previous pranks include turning a Tube carriage into a strip club and faking a kidnapping. All three are still in custody after being arrested following their pitch incursions, the Metropolitan Police confirmed. They added that enquiries are ongoing, with one of the three also arrested for handling stolen goods. YouTube, which recently gave the group an award for attracting 100,000 subscribers to their channel, are yet to take any action against the group. Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation. Pranksters have racked up millions of views on YouTube. Google owned company is yet to take any action against TrollStation. Trio ran on to the pitch during Tottenham game sporting BassBuds shirts. Company, who sell Tottenham branded merchandise, deny they knew anything about the incident. BassBuds say they have cut all ties with Troll Station in the aftermath of the incident on Thursday night. The trio were tweeting before the game about what would take place. Metropolitan Police confirm three are still in custody after being arrested. UEFA have opened disciplinary proceedings against Tottenham. Previous pranks include turning Tube carriage into a strip club. Tottenham eventually won Europa League game with Partizan Belgrade 1-0
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TrollStation
|
[
"BassBuds"
] |
{
"passage": 2906,
"query": 4490
}
|
Query: @placeholder, a sponsor linked with Spurs, denied they had anything to do with the incident
Entities: Europa League, Company, Metropolitan Police, Google, Tube, YouTube, BassBuds, Troll Station, Tube carriage, TrollStation, Nathan Brown, Partizan Belgrade, Gomes Garcia, Dan Jarvis, Tottenham, UEFA
Passage: The three pitch invaders who disrupted Tottenham's Europa League match with Partizan Belgrade on Thursday night are serial pranksters whose videos on YouTube and social media have gone viral across the world. Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation, whose previous pranks include turning a Tube carriage into a strip club and faking a kidnapping. All three are still in custody after being arrested following their pitch incursions, the Metropolitan Police confirmed. They added that enquiries are ongoing, with one of the three also arrested for handling stolen goods. YouTube, which recently gave the group an award for attracting 100,000 subscribers to their channel, are yet to take any action against the group. Gomes Garcia, Nathan Brown and Dan Jarvis are part of TrollStation. Pranksters have racked up millions of views on YouTube. Google owned company is yet to take any action against TrollStation. Trio ran on to the pitch during Tottenham game sporting BassBuds shirts. Company, who sell Tottenham branded merchandise, deny they knew anything about the incident. BassBuds say they have cut all ties with Troll Station in the aftermath of the incident on Thursday night. The trio were tweeting before the game about what would take place. Metropolitan Police confirm three are still in custody after being arrested. UEFA have opened disciplinary proceedings against Tottenham. Previous pranks include turning Tube carriage into a strip club. Tottenham eventually won Europa League game with Partizan Belgrade 1-0
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BassBuds
|
[
"Grand National"
] |
{
"passage": 2907,
"query": 4491
}
|
Query: He added: ‘I simply don’t think the public will tolerate another @placeholder like the ones we’ve had the last few years.’
Entities: Jaya Narain, Grand National, Bangor, Bangor-on-Dee, Hand, Animal Aid, Death Watch, Dee, Britain
Passage: By Jaya Narain The love of horseracing is ingrained in the culture and history of Britain unlike almost anywhere else in the world. But the toll of horses who die or are destroyed on racecourses each year is leading to a wave of public disgust. A race meeting held a fortnight ago saw Hired Hand - a seven-year-old gelding - die at Bangor-on-Dee. Earlier this year the Grand National asked jockeys to slow down to cut the number of injuries and deaths to horses during the historic race He became the 1,000th horse to die on a racecourse since Animal Aid began their Death Watch in 2007. A race meeting held a fortnight ago saw Hired Hand die at Bangor-on-Dee. He became the 1,000th horse to die on a racecourse since 2007. Animal rights campaigners ask if it is price worth paying any longer. Earlier this year the Grand National made history after jockeys were urged to slow down
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Grand National
|
[
"Britain"
] |
{
"passage": 2907,
"query": 4492
}
|
Query: Around 17,500 horses competed on racecourses in @placeholder last year while around 6,600 – 38 per cent – are calculated to have participated in jump racing.
Entities: Jaya Narain, Grand National, Bangor, Bangor-on-Dee, Hand, Animal Aid, Death Watch, Dee, Britain
Passage: By Jaya Narain The love of horseracing is ingrained in the culture and history of Britain unlike almost anywhere else in the world. But the toll of horses who die or are destroyed on racecourses each year is leading to a wave of public disgust. A race meeting held a fortnight ago saw Hired Hand - a seven-year-old gelding - die at Bangor-on-Dee. Earlier this year the Grand National asked jockeys to slow down to cut the number of injuries and deaths to horses during the historic race He became the 1,000th horse to die on a racecourse since Animal Aid began their Death Watch in 2007. A race meeting held a fortnight ago saw Hired Hand die at Bangor-on-Dee. He became the 1,000th horse to die on a racecourse since 2007. Animal rights campaigners ask if it is price worth paying any longer. Earlier this year the Grand National made history after jockeys were urged to slow down
|
Britain
|
[
"Ivory Coast"
] |
{
"passage": 2908,
"query": 4493
}
|
Query: @placeholder suffered months of violence following disputed presidential elections in November 2010.
Entities: Hamed Bakayoko, Ouattara, Ivory Coast, New Year's Day, West African, CNN, Alassane Ouattara
Passage: (CNN) -- Ivory Coast's president declared three days of national mourning and promised a speedy investigation into the New Year's Day stampede that killed 60 people, most of them women and children. "The president of the republic offers his saddest condolences to the families and close relations of the victims and ensures them of his compassion in those painful circumstances," President Alassane Ouattara's office said in a statement issued Tuesday night. Ouattara went to the scene of the disaster and has ordered the government to take care of the injured, his office said. "He also asked an investigation to be carried out as soon as possible to determine the circumstances and causes of this stampede," the statement said. NEW: Ouattara vows speedy probe into stampede that kills 60. Another 49 people are injured, Interior Minister Hamed Bakayoko says. Youth minister says 26 of the dead are children and 28 are women. West African nation is home to about 22 million people
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Ivory Coast
|
[
"Oliwier Baczyk"
] |
{
"passage": 2909,
"query": 4494
}
|
Query: The children were rushed to hospital with multiple injuries but @placeholder died hours later while Zofia passed away during the night.
Entities: Sharmila Mistry, BMW, Mini, Sam Webb, Oliwier Baczyk, Mistry, Zofia Tabaka
Passage: By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 13:46 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 15:39 EST, 10 March 2014 Sharmila Mistry, 42, was accused of causing the deaths of two toddlers when she was distracted by a mobile phone call. She has been found not guilty of causing death by dangerous driving A mother-of-two who crashed into a car before ploughing into pushchairs carrying two toddlers as she chatted on her mobile phone has been found not guilty of causing death by careless driving. One-year-old Oliwier Baczyk and two-year-old Zofia Tabaka died after being struck by a BMW being driven by Sharmila Mistry, 42, in August 2012. Sharmila Mistry, 42, collided with a Mini and then crashed into pushchair. One year old Oliwier Baczyk and Zofia Tabaka, two, died in hospital. Mistry found not guilty of two counts of causing death by careless driving. She was found guilty of two counts of careless driving
|
Oliwier Baczyk
|
[
"Mini"
] |
{
"passage": 2909,
"query": 4495
}
|
Query: Giving evidence during the trial, Mistry, an accounts manager, described the moment her car struck the @placeholder and careered towards the two toddlers.
Entities: Sharmila Mistry, BMW, Mini, Sam Webb, Oliwier Baczyk, Mistry, Zofia Tabaka
Passage: By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 13:46 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 15:39 EST, 10 March 2014 Sharmila Mistry, 42, was accused of causing the deaths of two toddlers when she was distracted by a mobile phone call. She has been found not guilty of causing death by dangerous driving A mother-of-two who crashed into a car before ploughing into pushchairs carrying two toddlers as she chatted on her mobile phone has been found not guilty of causing death by careless driving. One-year-old Oliwier Baczyk and two-year-old Zofia Tabaka died after being struck by a BMW being driven by Sharmila Mistry, 42, in August 2012. Sharmila Mistry, 42, collided with a Mini and then crashed into pushchair. One year old Oliwier Baczyk and Zofia Tabaka, two, died in hospital. Mistry found not guilty of two counts of causing death by careless driving. She was found guilty of two counts of careless driving
|
Mini
|
[
"Zofia Tabaka"
] |
{
"passage": 2909,
"query": 4496
}
|
Query: After the hearing, @placeholder and Oliwier’s family, who wept as the verdicts were announced, were too upset to comment.
Entities: Sharmila Mistry, BMW, Mini, Sam Webb, Oliwier Baczyk, Mistry, Zofia Tabaka
Passage: By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 13:46 EST, 10 March 2014 | UPDATED: 15:39 EST, 10 March 2014 Sharmila Mistry, 42, was accused of causing the deaths of two toddlers when she was distracted by a mobile phone call. She has been found not guilty of causing death by dangerous driving A mother-of-two who crashed into a car before ploughing into pushchairs carrying two toddlers as she chatted on her mobile phone has been found not guilty of causing death by careless driving. One-year-old Oliwier Baczyk and two-year-old Zofia Tabaka died after being struck by a BMW being driven by Sharmila Mistry, 42, in August 2012. Sharmila Mistry, 42, collided with a Mini and then crashed into pushchair. One year old Oliwier Baczyk and Zofia Tabaka, two, died in hospital. Mistry found not guilty of two counts of causing death by careless driving. She was found guilty of two counts of careless driving
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Zofia Tabaka
|
[
"Jim",
"Jim Morrison",
"Morrison"
] |
{
"passage": 2910,
"query": 4497
}
|
Query: Doors fans have long appealed for an official pardon for "The @placeholder," petitioning previous Florida governors without success.
Entities: John Densmore, Charlie Crist, Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, Jim, Charlie Christ, The Doors, Jim Morrison, CNN, Morrison, Florida
Passage: (CNN) -- The surviving members of The Doors don't have many kind words for the recent pardon of legendary singer Jim Morrison by Florida authorities. Outgoing Florida Gov. Charlie Crist helped pave the way for the pardon earlier this month, clearing Morrison from a 40-year-old indecent exposure arrest and conviction. But Morrison's old bandmates, Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger, said the gesture was too little too late. "We don't feel Jim needs to be pardoned for anything," The Doors members said in a statement Wednesday. "The charges against him were largely an opportunity for grandstanding by ambitious politicians -- not to mention an affront to free speech and a massive waste of time and taxpayer dollars." Morrison was accused of shouting obscenities at a crowd and exposing himself. He was pardoned in early December. Florida Gov. Charlie Christ helped to get the pardon for Morrison
|
Jim
|
[
"Jim",
"Jim Morrison",
"Morrison"
] |
{
"passage": 2910,
"query": 4497
}
|
Query: Doors fans have long appealed for an official pardon for "The @placeholder," petitioning previous Florida governors without success.
Entities: John Densmore, Charlie Crist, Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, Jim, Charlie Christ, The Doors, Jim Morrison, CNN, Morrison, Florida
Passage: (CNN) -- The surviving members of The Doors don't have many kind words for the recent pardon of legendary singer Jim Morrison by Florida authorities. Outgoing Florida Gov. Charlie Crist helped pave the way for the pardon earlier this month, clearing Morrison from a 40-year-old indecent exposure arrest and conviction. But Morrison's old bandmates, Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger, said the gesture was too little too late. "We don't feel Jim needs to be pardoned for anything," The Doors members said in a statement Wednesday. "The charges against him were largely an opportunity for grandstanding by ambitious politicians -- not to mention an affront to free speech and a massive waste of time and taxpayer dollars." Morrison was accused of shouting obscenities at a crowd and exposing himself. He was pardoned in early December. Florida Gov. Charlie Christ helped to get the pardon for Morrison
|
Jim Morrison
|
[
"Jim",
"Jim Morrison",
"Morrison"
] |
{
"passage": 2910,
"query": 4497
}
|
Query: Doors fans have long appealed for an official pardon for "The @placeholder," petitioning previous Florida governors without success.
Entities: John Densmore, Charlie Crist, Ray Manzarek, Robby Krieger, Jim, Charlie Christ, The Doors, Jim Morrison, CNN, Morrison, Florida
Passage: (CNN) -- The surviving members of The Doors don't have many kind words for the recent pardon of legendary singer Jim Morrison by Florida authorities. Outgoing Florida Gov. Charlie Crist helped pave the way for the pardon earlier this month, clearing Morrison from a 40-year-old indecent exposure arrest and conviction. But Morrison's old bandmates, Ray Manzarek, John Densmore and Robby Krieger, said the gesture was too little too late. "We don't feel Jim needs to be pardoned for anything," The Doors members said in a statement Wednesday. "The charges against him were largely an opportunity for grandstanding by ambitious politicians -- not to mention an affront to free speech and a massive waste of time and taxpayer dollars." Morrison was accused of shouting obscenities at a crowd and exposing himself. He was pardoned in early December. Florida Gov. Charlie Christ helped to get the pardon for Morrison
|
Morrison
|
[
"Sao Paulo"
] |
{
"passage": 2911,
"query": 4498
}
|
Query: Power: Mr Bizzarri said the 'reality inside Brazilian penitentiaries changed a lot ever since FCC has the power inside jails in the state of @placeholder'
Entities: Italy, First Capital Command, Italian, World Cup, James Rush, England, Giuseppe Bizzarri, Brazil, Sao Paulo, Manaus, FCC, Uruguay
Passage: By James Rush These revealing images show what life is like on the inside of Brazil's overcrowded jails where football hooligans could find themselves if they cause trouble during the World Cup. Italian photographer Giuseppe Bizzarri was given rare access to Sao Paulo's most infamous penitentiaries where football fans could be sent if violence erupts during the tournament. The photographer, who described the jails as 'crime universities', said criminal firm First Capital Command (FCC) control drugs and gun traffic in Sao Paulo, where England take on Uruguay in their second group fixture. Crowded: Italian photographer Giuseppe Bizzarri has been given rare access to Sao Paulo's most infamous penitentiaries where football fans could be sent if violence erupts during the World Cup. Italian photographer Giuseppe Bizzarri was given rare access to Sao Paulo's most infamous penitentiaries. He described the overcrowded jails as 'crime universities' run by gangs who organise riots inside the prisons. England take on Italy in Manaus on Saturday before travelling to Sao Paulo to face Uruguay for second group match
|
Sao Paulo
|
[
"Gokito"
] |
{
"passage": 2912,
"query": 4499
}
|
Query: Ricciardo bows during a @placeholder, or Japanese Shinto prayer, at the Asakusa Shrine in Tokyo
Entities: Ricciardo, Japan, Lewis Hamilton, Zen meditation, Zen Bhuddist, Sebastian Vettel, Japan Grand Prix, Japanese, Nico Rosberg, Zazen, Eddie Jordan, Gokito, Australian, Tokyo, Singapore, Formula One, Daniel Ricciardo, Asakusa Shrine, F1, Shinto, Sanja-sama, Shrine, Grand Prix, Red Bull
Passage: Far from the maddening roar of Formula One, Daniel Ricciardo's preparations for the Japan Grand Prix took a peaceful turn as the Red Bull driver visited sacred temples in Tokyo. The Australian, who stands third in the F1 drivers' championship, tried his hand at the ancient Zen Bhuddist meditation discipline of Zazen on Wednesday as he explored the Shinto area of Japan's capital. Ricciardo, 25, also took part in a Japanese Shinto prayer at the nearby Asakusa Shrine, one of the area's most famous holy buildings known also as the Sanja-sama, or Shrine of the Three gods. It was a major change of pace for Ricciardo, who's been a revelation in a debut season with Red Bull that's seen his three race wins and seven podiums overshadow team-mate Sebastian Vettel, the four-times consecutive champion. Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo visited temples in Tokyo as he prepared for the weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. The Australian took part in Zen meditation discipline of zazen and Gokito, a Japanese Shinto prayer. Ricciardo, 25, sits third in the Formula One drivers' championship behind Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg. Former F1 team owner Eddie Jordan said Ricciardo is 'one of the best things to happen to F1 in a very long time' He finished third last time out in Singapore despite suffering battery problems that impact his power from lap one. Ricciardo has won three races and finished on the podium seven times so far this season
|
Gokito
|
[
"Nagol"
] |
{
"passage": 2913,
"query": 4500
}
|
Query: The moment the @placeholder begins, it becomes apparent why people come from all corners of the world to see it.
Entities: Vanuatuan, Vanuatu, Pentecost Island, Pentecost, Fidael Beaf, Nagol
Passage: "The first time you do it you feel a bit nervous, but after two or three times, it becomes normal, like rugby or boxing or any sport." Fidael Beaf could easily be describing bungee jumping. But the 44-year-old Vanuatuan is talking about something far more terrifying than bouncing on the end of a piece of elastic. Every year from April to June, the Vanuatuan island of Pentecost hosts one of the most spectacular and death-defying cultural ceremonies ever conceived. Known as the Nagol, it sees men climb flimsy 100-foot wooden towers and dive headfirst into empty space, with nothing to break their fall but vines tied their ankles. For three months of the year, Vanuatu's Pentecost Island hosts dramatic land-diving ceremonies. Divers climb 100-foot towers, tie vines to their ankles and leap headfirst to the ground. Concussions, ruptured spleens and broken vertebrae are common
|
Nagol
|
[
"Hosni Mubarak",
"Mubarak"
] |
{
"passage": 2914,
"query": 4501
}
|
Query: "The media does not give us a voice and many @placeholder supporters want to take to the streets but are scared for their well-being.
Entities: Egypt, Egyptians, Hosni Mubarak, Mubarak, Cairo, Sons of Mubarak, CNN, Egyptian
Passage: (CNN) -- Since the revolution which ousted former president Hosni Mubarak from power after 30 years, the world has grown accustomed to seeing Egyptian revolutionaries protesting on the streets of Cairo. But there is another, less well-known group of protesters on the streets these days -- pro-Mubarak supporters, who gather, wearing T-shirts with slogans and holding up pictures of Mubarak, proclaiming their support for the ex-president. They call themselves the "Sons of Mubarak" -- men and women, rich and poor -- ardent supporters of the former president, who believe he deserves respect and is innocent of charges of corruption and killing protesters. Offended by the ousting of Mubarak, they say insulting the former president is like insulting Egypt. "Sons of Mubarak" are ardent supporters of former Egyptian president. Mubarak is in court on charges of corruption and killing protesters. Sons say he is innocent, but many Egyptians believe they are remnant of former regime. Group say they represent "silent majority" of Egyptians not involved in revolution
|
Hosni Mubarak
|
[
"Hosni Mubarak",
"Mubarak"
] |
{
"passage": 2914,
"query": 4501
}
|
Query: "The media does not give us a voice and many @placeholder supporters want to take to the streets but are scared for their well-being.
Entities: Egypt, Egyptians, Hosni Mubarak, Mubarak, Cairo, Sons of Mubarak, CNN, Egyptian
Passage: (CNN) -- Since the revolution which ousted former president Hosni Mubarak from power after 30 years, the world has grown accustomed to seeing Egyptian revolutionaries protesting on the streets of Cairo. But there is another, less well-known group of protesters on the streets these days -- pro-Mubarak supporters, who gather, wearing T-shirts with slogans and holding up pictures of Mubarak, proclaiming their support for the ex-president. They call themselves the "Sons of Mubarak" -- men and women, rich and poor -- ardent supporters of the former president, who believe he deserves respect and is innocent of charges of corruption and killing protesters. Offended by the ousting of Mubarak, they say insulting the former president is like insulting Egypt. "Sons of Mubarak" are ardent supporters of former Egyptian president. Mubarak is in court on charges of corruption and killing protesters. Sons say he is innocent, but many Egyptians believe they are remnant of former regime. Group say they represent "silent majority" of Egyptians not involved in revolution
|
Mubarak
|
[
"Ben Emmerson",
"Emmerson"
] |
{
"passage": 2915,
"query": 4502
}
|
Query: @placeholder has just returned from Pakistan, where he listened to residents of North Waziristan talk about terrifying encounters with one of America's weapons in the war on terror.
Entities: United States, Pakistani, North Waziristan, U.S., United Nations, Pakistan, U.N., al Qaeda, Ben Emmerson, CIA, Emmerson, Obama, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- Farmers are on their way to tend their crops when a missile slams into their midst, thrusting shrapnel in all directions. A CIA drone, flying so high that the farmers can't see it, has killed most of them. None of them were militants. Such attacks by U.S. drones are common, the United Nations' special rapporteur on counterterrorism and human rights said Friday in a statement on strikes in Pakistan's tribal region of North Waziristan. The rapporteur, Ben Emmerson, told CNN the actions are of dubious international legality, despite the United States' assertions. "I'm not aware of any state in the world that currently shares the United States' expansive legal perspective that it is engaged in a global war -- that is to say a non-international armed conflict with al Qaeda and any group associated with al Qaeda, wherever they are to be found, that would therefore lawfully entitle the United States to take action involving targeted killing wherever an individual is found," Emmerson said. The U.N. says the U.S. stands alone in its legal perspective on drone attacks. U.N.: Drones kill Pakistani men doing everyday chores. U.S. has 8,000 drones and unmanned planes flown by remote control. Obama says a target must meet "very tight and very strict standards"
|
Ben Emmerson
|
[
"Ben Emmerson",
"Emmerson"
] |
{
"passage": 2915,
"query": 4502
}
|
Query: @placeholder has just returned from Pakistan, where he listened to residents of North Waziristan talk about terrifying encounters with one of America's weapons in the war on terror.
Entities: United States, Pakistani, North Waziristan, U.S., United Nations, Pakistan, U.N., al Qaeda, Ben Emmerson, CIA, Emmerson, Obama, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- Farmers are on their way to tend their crops when a missile slams into their midst, thrusting shrapnel in all directions. A CIA drone, flying so high that the farmers can't see it, has killed most of them. None of them were militants. Such attacks by U.S. drones are common, the United Nations' special rapporteur on counterterrorism and human rights said Friday in a statement on strikes in Pakistan's tribal region of North Waziristan. The rapporteur, Ben Emmerson, told CNN the actions are of dubious international legality, despite the United States' assertions. "I'm not aware of any state in the world that currently shares the United States' expansive legal perspective that it is engaged in a global war -- that is to say a non-international armed conflict with al Qaeda and any group associated with al Qaeda, wherever they are to be found, that would therefore lawfully entitle the United States to take action involving targeted killing wherever an individual is found," Emmerson said. The U.N. says the U.S. stands alone in its legal perspective on drone attacks. U.N.: Drones kill Pakistani men doing everyday chores. U.S. has 8,000 drones and unmanned planes flown by remote control. Obama says a target must meet "very tight and very strict standards"
|
Emmerson
|
[
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2915,
"query": 4503
}
|
Query: Emmerson has just returned from Pakistan, where he listened to residents of North Waziristan talk about terrifying encounters with one of @placeholder's weapons in the war on terror.
Entities: United States, Pakistani, North Waziristan, U.S., United Nations, Pakistan, U.N., al Qaeda, Ben Emmerson, CIA, Emmerson, Obama, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- Farmers are on their way to tend their crops when a missile slams into their midst, thrusting shrapnel in all directions. A CIA drone, flying so high that the farmers can't see it, has killed most of them. None of them were militants. Such attacks by U.S. drones are common, the United Nations' special rapporteur on counterterrorism and human rights said Friday in a statement on strikes in Pakistan's tribal region of North Waziristan. The rapporteur, Ben Emmerson, told CNN the actions are of dubious international legality, despite the United States' assertions. "I'm not aware of any state in the world that currently shares the United States' expansive legal perspective that it is engaged in a global war -- that is to say a non-international armed conflict with al Qaeda and any group associated with al Qaeda, wherever they are to be found, that would therefore lawfully entitle the United States to take action involving targeted killing wherever an individual is found," Emmerson said. The U.N. says the U.S. stands alone in its legal perspective on drone attacks. U.N.: Drones kill Pakistani men doing everyday chores. U.S. has 8,000 drones and unmanned planes flown by remote control. Obama says a target must meet "very tight and very strict standards"
|
U.S.
|
[
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 2915,
"query": 4503
}
|
Query: Emmerson has just returned from Pakistan, where he listened to residents of North Waziristan talk about terrifying encounters with one of @placeholder's weapons in the war on terror.
Entities: United States, Pakistani, North Waziristan, U.S., United Nations, Pakistan, U.N., al Qaeda, Ben Emmerson, CIA, Emmerson, Obama, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- Farmers are on their way to tend their crops when a missile slams into their midst, thrusting shrapnel in all directions. A CIA drone, flying so high that the farmers can't see it, has killed most of them. None of them were militants. Such attacks by U.S. drones are common, the United Nations' special rapporteur on counterterrorism and human rights said Friday in a statement on strikes in Pakistan's tribal region of North Waziristan. The rapporteur, Ben Emmerson, told CNN the actions are of dubious international legality, despite the United States' assertions. "I'm not aware of any state in the world that currently shares the United States' expansive legal perspective that it is engaged in a global war -- that is to say a non-international armed conflict with al Qaeda and any group associated with al Qaeda, wherever they are to be found, that would therefore lawfully entitle the United States to take action involving targeted killing wherever an individual is found," Emmerson said. The U.N. says the U.S. stands alone in its legal perspective on drone attacks. U.N.: Drones kill Pakistani men doing everyday chores. U.S. has 8,000 drones and unmanned planes flown by remote control. Obama says a target must meet "very tight and very strict standards"
|
United States
|
[
"Ben Emmerson",
"Emmerson"
] |
{
"passage": 2915,
"query": 4504
}
|
Query: Reports by independent groups corroborate @placeholder's account, concluding that drones mistakenly target and kill a significant number of civilians.
Entities: United States, Pakistani, North Waziristan, U.S., United Nations, Pakistan, U.N., al Qaeda, Ben Emmerson, CIA, Emmerson, Obama, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- Farmers are on their way to tend their crops when a missile slams into their midst, thrusting shrapnel in all directions. A CIA drone, flying so high that the farmers can't see it, has killed most of them. None of them were militants. Such attacks by U.S. drones are common, the United Nations' special rapporteur on counterterrorism and human rights said Friday in a statement on strikes in Pakistan's tribal region of North Waziristan. The rapporteur, Ben Emmerson, told CNN the actions are of dubious international legality, despite the United States' assertions. "I'm not aware of any state in the world that currently shares the United States' expansive legal perspective that it is engaged in a global war -- that is to say a non-international armed conflict with al Qaeda and any group associated with al Qaeda, wherever they are to be found, that would therefore lawfully entitle the United States to take action involving targeted killing wherever an individual is found," Emmerson said. The U.N. says the U.S. stands alone in its legal perspective on drone attacks. U.N.: Drones kill Pakistani men doing everyday chores. U.S. has 8,000 drones and unmanned planes flown by remote control. Obama says a target must meet "very tight and very strict standards"
|
Ben Emmerson
|
[
"Ben Emmerson",
"Emmerson"
] |
{
"passage": 2915,
"query": 4504
}
|
Query: Reports by independent groups corroborate @placeholder's account, concluding that drones mistakenly target and kill a significant number of civilians.
Entities: United States, Pakistani, North Waziristan, U.S., United Nations, Pakistan, U.N., al Qaeda, Ben Emmerson, CIA, Emmerson, Obama, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- Farmers are on their way to tend their crops when a missile slams into their midst, thrusting shrapnel in all directions. A CIA drone, flying so high that the farmers can't see it, has killed most of them. None of them were militants. Such attacks by U.S. drones are common, the United Nations' special rapporteur on counterterrorism and human rights said Friday in a statement on strikes in Pakistan's tribal region of North Waziristan. The rapporteur, Ben Emmerson, told CNN the actions are of dubious international legality, despite the United States' assertions. "I'm not aware of any state in the world that currently shares the United States' expansive legal perspective that it is engaged in a global war -- that is to say a non-international armed conflict with al Qaeda and any group associated with al Qaeda, wherever they are to be found, that would therefore lawfully entitle the United States to take action involving targeted killing wherever an individual is found," Emmerson said. The U.N. says the U.S. stands alone in its legal perspective on drone attacks. U.N.: Drones kill Pakistani men doing everyday chores. U.S. has 8,000 drones and unmanned planes flown by remote control. Obama says a target must meet "very tight and very strict standards"
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Emmerson
|
[
"Okinawa"
] |
{
"passage": 2916,
"query": 4505
}
|
Query: This has not kept @placeholder from feeling the might of Jelawat's gusts, although there have been no reports of major damage.
Entities: Typhoon Jelawat, Japan, Kyushu, U.S., NEW, Disaster Management Office, Jumpin' Jelawat, Jelawat, Okinawa, Kagoshima, NASA, CNN, Japanese, Japan Meteorological Agency
Passage: (CNN) -- At least 50 people were injured and 271,400 households rendered without power after Typhoon Jelawat struck Okinawa island of Japan, disaster officials there said Saturday. As the storm roared toward other Japanese islands, three people were injured in the southernmost part of Kyushu, the Disaster Management Office of the Kagoshima prefectural government said. The typhoon is expected to strike the Japanese mainland Sunday. The latest typhoon to hit the region in recent weeks, Jelawat is a "very strong" storm with maximum sustained winds near the center of just over 100 mph (165 km/h), the Japan Meteorological Agency said. A NASA advisory said the cyclone was comparable to a category 3 hurricane. NEW: "Jumpin' Jelawat" pummels Okinawa, injuring at least 50 people. NEW: More than 270,000 households are powerless on Okinawa. A U.S. base on Okinawa posts pictures from the storm. Strong winds have overturned vehicles
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Okinawa
|
[
"Niagara Falls"
] |
{
"passage": 2917,
"query": 4506
}
|
Query: He said: 'I have always dreamt of taking such photos - I have a special interest in waterfalls and seascapes and @placeholder provided me with a great opportunity to fulfil my interests.
Entities: US, Canada, Pink, Emma Reynolds, Rajeev Nair, Connecticut, Niagara Falls
Passage: By Emma Reynolds These spectacular pictures of Niagara Falls show its natural beauty lit up with brilliant neon lights. The cascading curtain of water looks particularly magical at night, with the spray glowing bright pink, blue and yellow against the dark sky as it crashes into the river below. Photographer Rajeev Nair, from Connecticut, US, captured the extraordinary pictures of the annual light show by spending hours at the world famous landmark. Rainbow at night: The famous waterfalls that straddle Canada and the US emit a remarkable glow in the ethereal pictures Pink passion: The vibrant colours make the water look like silk and the spray like clouds of light. Each year, the astonishing illuminations make the vast landmark glow against the night sky. More than six million cubic feet (168,000 m3) of water falls over the crest every minute in high flow. Photographer waited hours to capture the silky effect of the cascading water. The remarkable falls lie on the border between Canada and the US
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Niagara Falls
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[
"Ben West",
"West"
] |
{
"passage": 2918,
"query": 4507
}
|
Query: While many of @placeholder's friends and acquaintances have been respectful and even happy with his decision, he said, some have been "shocked."
Entities: Monica Wehby, U.S. Senate, Wehby, Oregon, Ben West, Paul Rummell, Republican, West, Democratic, CNN, LGBT, Jeff Merkley, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- The gay Oregon man who helped overturn the state's decade-old ban on same-sex marriage is featured in a campaign ad for a Republican Senate candidate -- and he now finds himself on the receiving end of some criticism from LGBT activists. Ben West and his husband, Paul Rummell, became high-profile figures in Oregon's gay rights community this year when they challenged the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage and won. Now West is backing Monica Wehby, the Republican nominee and same-sex marriage supporter who's challenging Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democratic incumbent with a long record of fighting for LGBT rights. Republican Monica Wehby is running for the U.S. Senate in Oregon. She was endorsed by a prominent gay rights activist. The activist and Wehby are featured in a new campaign. Experts say it was a bold move for a Republican running for Senate
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Ben West
|
[
"Ben West",
"West"
] |
{
"passage": 2918,
"query": 4507
}
|
Query: While many of @placeholder's friends and acquaintances have been respectful and even happy with his decision, he said, some have been "shocked."
Entities: Monica Wehby, U.S. Senate, Wehby, Oregon, Ben West, Paul Rummell, Republican, West, Democratic, CNN, LGBT, Jeff Merkley, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- The gay Oregon man who helped overturn the state's decade-old ban on same-sex marriage is featured in a campaign ad for a Republican Senate candidate -- and he now finds himself on the receiving end of some criticism from LGBT activists. Ben West and his husband, Paul Rummell, became high-profile figures in Oregon's gay rights community this year when they challenged the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage and won. Now West is backing Monica Wehby, the Republican nominee and same-sex marriage supporter who's challenging Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democratic incumbent with a long record of fighting for LGBT rights. Republican Monica Wehby is running for the U.S. Senate in Oregon. She was endorsed by a prominent gay rights activist. The activist and Wehby are featured in a new campaign. Experts say it was a bold move for a Republican running for Senate
|
West
|
[
"Republican"
] |
{
"passage": 2918,
"query": 4508
}
|
Query: Some simply can't fathom electing a @placeholder, while others say they have a hard time buying Wehby's position.
Entities: Monica Wehby, U.S. Senate, Wehby, Oregon, Ben West, Paul Rummell, Republican, West, Democratic, CNN, LGBT, Jeff Merkley, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- The gay Oregon man who helped overturn the state's decade-old ban on same-sex marriage is featured in a campaign ad for a Republican Senate candidate -- and he now finds himself on the receiving end of some criticism from LGBT activists. Ben West and his husband, Paul Rummell, became high-profile figures in Oregon's gay rights community this year when they challenged the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage and won. Now West is backing Monica Wehby, the Republican nominee and same-sex marriage supporter who's challenging Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democratic incumbent with a long record of fighting for LGBT rights. Republican Monica Wehby is running for the U.S. Senate in Oregon. She was endorsed by a prominent gay rights activist. The activist and Wehby are featured in a new campaign. Experts say it was a bold move for a Republican running for Senate
|
Republican
|
[
"Jeff Merkley"
] |
{
"passage": 2918,
"query": 4509
}
|
Query: She went on to laud @placeholder and question Wehby's record on same-sex marriage.
Entities: Monica Wehby, U.S. Senate, Wehby, Oregon, Ben West, Paul Rummell, Republican, West, Democratic, CNN, LGBT, Jeff Merkley, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- The gay Oregon man who helped overturn the state's decade-old ban on same-sex marriage is featured in a campaign ad for a Republican Senate candidate -- and he now finds himself on the receiving end of some criticism from LGBT activists. Ben West and his husband, Paul Rummell, became high-profile figures in Oregon's gay rights community this year when they challenged the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage and won. Now West is backing Monica Wehby, the Republican nominee and same-sex marriage supporter who's challenging Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democratic incumbent with a long record of fighting for LGBT rights. Republican Monica Wehby is running for the U.S. Senate in Oregon. She was endorsed by a prominent gay rights activist. The activist and Wehby are featured in a new campaign. Experts say it was a bold move for a Republican running for Senate
|
Jeff Merkley
|
[
"Jeff Merkley"
] |
{
"passage": 2918,
"query": 4510
}
|
Query: But Wehby, a pediatric neurosurgeon, trails @placeholder by double digits.
Entities: Monica Wehby, U.S. Senate, Wehby, Oregon, Ben West, Paul Rummell, Republican, West, Democratic, CNN, LGBT, Jeff Merkley, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- The gay Oregon man who helped overturn the state's decade-old ban on same-sex marriage is featured in a campaign ad for a Republican Senate candidate -- and he now finds himself on the receiving end of some criticism from LGBT activists. Ben West and his husband, Paul Rummell, became high-profile figures in Oregon's gay rights community this year when they challenged the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage and won. Now West is backing Monica Wehby, the Republican nominee and same-sex marriage supporter who's challenging Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democratic incumbent with a long record of fighting for LGBT rights. Republican Monica Wehby is running for the U.S. Senate in Oregon. She was endorsed by a prominent gay rights activist. The activist and Wehby are featured in a new campaign. Experts say it was a bold move for a Republican running for Senate
|
Jeff Merkley
|
[
"Republican"
] |
{
"passage": 2918,
"query": 4511
}
|
Query: "Depending on how this turns out for Wehby, this could be a blueprint for how @placeholder could move forward," he said.
Entities: Monica Wehby, U.S. Senate, Wehby, Oregon, Ben West, Paul Rummell, Republican, West, Democratic, CNN, LGBT, Jeff Merkley, Washington, Senate
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- The gay Oregon man who helped overturn the state's decade-old ban on same-sex marriage is featured in a campaign ad for a Republican Senate candidate -- and he now finds himself on the receiving end of some criticism from LGBT activists. Ben West and his husband, Paul Rummell, became high-profile figures in Oregon's gay rights community this year when they challenged the state's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage and won. Now West is backing Monica Wehby, the Republican nominee and same-sex marriage supporter who's challenging Sen. Jeff Merkley, a Democratic incumbent with a long record of fighting for LGBT rights. Republican Monica Wehby is running for the U.S. Senate in Oregon. She was endorsed by a prominent gay rights activist. The activist and Wehby are featured in a new campaign. Experts say it was a bold move for a Republican running for Senate
|
Republican
|
[
"F1",
"Formula One"
] |
{
"passage": 2919,
"query": 4512
}
|
Query: "There are only two world sports -- football and @placeholder.
Entities: Russian, PDVSA, Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, Swiss, Grand Prix, Sauber, Maldonado, Sergey Sirotkin, Russia, Formula One, CNN, Williams, Venezuelan, F1
Passage: (CNN) -- It's not only global tycoons and car manufacturers that are greasing the wheels of Formula One -- countries are doing it too. Traditionally governments have invested in F1 by stumping up cash to stage races but now they are cutting deals with drivers and teams. The Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA funds Pastor Maldonado's drive for Williams. This summer Sauber announced a partnership deal involving three backers with close links to the Russian state that will see the Swiss team fast track teenager Sergey Sirotkin into a race seat in time for the inaugural Russian Grand Prix in 2014. Formula One is attracting state funding form nations such as Venezuela and Russia. Pastor Maldonado says being sponsored by Venezuelan money is "a huge responsibility" The Williams driver was personally encouraged into F1 by late president Hugo Chavez. Maldonado has set up a foundation to fund next Venezuelan F1 driver
|
F1
|
[
"F1",
"Formula One"
] |
{
"passage": 2919,
"query": 4512
}
|
Query: "There are only two world sports -- football and @placeholder.
Entities: Russian, PDVSA, Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, Swiss, Grand Prix, Sauber, Maldonado, Sergey Sirotkin, Russia, Formula One, CNN, Williams, Venezuelan, F1
Passage: (CNN) -- It's not only global tycoons and car manufacturers that are greasing the wheels of Formula One -- countries are doing it too. Traditionally governments have invested in F1 by stumping up cash to stage races but now they are cutting deals with drivers and teams. The Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA funds Pastor Maldonado's drive for Williams. This summer Sauber announced a partnership deal involving three backers with close links to the Russian state that will see the Swiss team fast track teenager Sergey Sirotkin into a race seat in time for the inaugural Russian Grand Prix in 2014. Formula One is attracting state funding form nations such as Venezuela and Russia. Pastor Maldonado says being sponsored by Venezuelan money is "a huge responsibility" The Williams driver was personally encouraged into F1 by late president Hugo Chavez. Maldonado has set up a foundation to fund next Venezuelan F1 driver
|
Formula One
|
[
"Venezuela",
"Venezuelan"
] |
{
"passage": 2919,
"query": 4513
}
|
Query: "In @placeholder we don't like to lose, we always approach to win."
Entities: Russian, PDVSA, Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, Swiss, Grand Prix, Sauber, Maldonado, Sergey Sirotkin, Russia, Formula One, CNN, Williams, Venezuelan, F1
Passage: (CNN) -- It's not only global tycoons and car manufacturers that are greasing the wheels of Formula One -- countries are doing it too. Traditionally governments have invested in F1 by stumping up cash to stage races but now they are cutting deals with drivers and teams. The Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA funds Pastor Maldonado's drive for Williams. This summer Sauber announced a partnership deal involving three backers with close links to the Russian state that will see the Swiss team fast track teenager Sergey Sirotkin into a race seat in time for the inaugural Russian Grand Prix in 2014. Formula One is attracting state funding form nations such as Venezuela and Russia. Pastor Maldonado says being sponsored by Venezuelan money is "a huge responsibility" The Williams driver was personally encouraged into F1 by late president Hugo Chavez. Maldonado has set up a foundation to fund next Venezuelan F1 driver
|
Venezuela
|
[
"Venezuela",
"Venezuelan"
] |
{
"passage": 2919,
"query": 4513
}
|
Query: "In @placeholder we don't like to lose, we always approach to win."
Entities: Russian, PDVSA, Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, Swiss, Grand Prix, Sauber, Maldonado, Sergey Sirotkin, Russia, Formula One, CNN, Williams, Venezuelan, F1
Passage: (CNN) -- It's not only global tycoons and car manufacturers that are greasing the wheels of Formula One -- countries are doing it too. Traditionally governments have invested in F1 by stumping up cash to stage races but now they are cutting deals with drivers and teams. The Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA funds Pastor Maldonado's drive for Williams. This summer Sauber announced a partnership deal involving three backers with close links to the Russian state that will see the Swiss team fast track teenager Sergey Sirotkin into a race seat in time for the inaugural Russian Grand Prix in 2014. Formula One is attracting state funding form nations such as Venezuela and Russia. Pastor Maldonado says being sponsored by Venezuelan money is "a huge responsibility" The Williams driver was personally encouraged into F1 by late president Hugo Chavez. Maldonado has set up a foundation to fund next Venezuelan F1 driver
|
Venezuelan
|
[
"The Open"
] |
{
"passage": 2920,
"query": 4514
}
|
Query: VIDEO Scroll down to watch Adam Scott take questions ahead of @placeholder
Entities: Woods, The Open, Chris_Cutmore, Tiger Woods, Adam Scott, Chris Cutmore, Claret Jug, Scott, Australian
Passage: By Chris Cutmore Follow @@Chris_Cutmore Adam Scott is relishing the chance to take on Tiger Woods at The Open this week and prove that he is the ‘complete player’ as well as a worthy successor to the golfing superstar as world No 1. Scott took over at the top of the rankings for the first time in May and admits that there is added pressure on his shoulders to prove himself, especially with the long-awaited return to the game of the 14-time major champion, who has spent a staggering 683 weeks as the top-ranked player in the game during his career. Scott relishing the chance to take on Woods at The Open. Wants to prove himself as 'complete player' after becoming world No 1. The Australian hoping to add his second major to 2013 Masters win. Infamously bogeyed the final five holes to concede the Claret Jug in 2012
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The Open
|
[
"Faith"
] |
{
"passage": 2921,
"query": 4515
}
|
Query: Coincidence: Speaking from his hospital bed, Mr Tatro said: 'I was thinking, what is [@placeholder] doing here?'
Entities: Faith, Pensacola Bay Bridge, Florida, Kerstan Tatro, Tatro, Giorgio, Gulf Breeze Police Department, Amy Giorgio
Passage: This is the moment a Florida police officer was left seriously injured after being struck down in a hit-and-run - only for his teenage daughter to pull over to help and discover the victim was her father. Sergeant Kerstan Tatro, of Gulf Breeze Police Department, was captured on video pulling over Amy Giorgio, 30, after allegedly spotting her speeding near the south end of the Pensacola Bay Bridge. But as he leaned through the window to speak to her, she suddenly restarted her car engine and accelerated, dragging him along the road, footage shows. He was then thrown off the vehicle. Sergeant Kerstan Tatro pulled over Amy Giorgio for 'speeding' in Florida. But as he leaned through window, the 30-year-old 'suddenly accelerated' Mr Tatro was dragged along road for several feet, then thrown from car. While Giorgio fled, cop's daughter Faith, 16, drove by in her own vehicle. She stopped to help Mr Tatro - then suddenly realized it was her father. Giorgio was later arrested after witness followed her and phoned police. She was allegedly in possession of drugs; now facing multiple charges
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Faith
|
[
"Gaza"
] |
{
"passage": 2922,
"query": 4516
}
|
Query: The aid includes food, medicine, and construction materials to be taken from the port to the @placeholder border about 25 miles (42 kilometers) away.
Entities: Israeli, Morad Mowafe, Greece, Jerusalem, North Sinai, Egypt, Gaza, Moammar Gadhafi, Palestinian, Al Arish, CNN, Gadhafi, Libyan, Mowafe, Egyptian
Passage: Jerusalem (CNN) -- Aid intended for Gaza that was unloaded from a Libyan-backed ship in northern Egypt was sitting in storage Saturday, awaiting transfer, according to the governor of North Sinai. The ship from the Gadhafi foundation, a charity headed by the son of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, docked in Al Arish and began unloading aid Thursday. However, it was taking time to sort out the medical supplies -- a top priority for delivery -- from other aid, Gen. Morad Mowafe told CNN Saturday. Mowafe expected that the aid would arrive in Gaza by Sunday. The ship reached Egypt after sailing from Greece on July 10 with 2,000 tons of aid. It was the latest ship attempting to breach an Israeli naval blockade of the Palestinian territory of Gaza whose captain was persuaded to dock elsewhere instead. Supplies from a Libyan-backed ship still being sorted out in Egypt. The ship is carrying aid for Gaza, and is docked at the Egyptian port of Al Arish. The ship attempted to break an Israeli naval blockade of Gaza, but was diverted. Israeli soldiers killed nine activists aboard another aid ship in May
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Gaza
|
[
"Snapchat"
] |
{
"passage": 2923,
"query": 4517
}
|
Query: In a written response sent to CNN by @placeholder, Spiegel, now 23, apologized for the e-mails.
Entities: Hope, Stanford University, Evan Spiegel, Snapchat, Kappa Sigma, Valleywag, Gawker, Stanford, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- The CEO of popular messaging app Snapchat is apologizing after a set of filthy e-mails he wrote several years ago to his fraternity brothers at Stanford University was leaked publicly this week. In the e-mails, acquired by Gawker's Valleywag blog, Evan Spiegel encourages fellow Kappa Sigma members to get sorority women drunk enough to have sex, mocks another fraternity by suggesting its members are gay and refers to a different group of sorority members as "sororisluts." "Hope at least six girl[s] [performed a sex act on you] last night because that didn't happen for me," he wrote in one e-mail after a fraternity party, according to the Gawker blog. Snapchat's CEO apologizes for crude e-mails he sent while at Stanford. The messages insult women and encourage getting them drunk for sex. Evan Spiegel, 23, says he's "mortified" by the e-mails. Snapchat is a photo-based messaging app with more than 30 million users
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Snapchat
|
[
"Tony Abbott"
] |
{
"passage": 2924,
"query": 4518
}
|
Query: The mood was tense as they watched @placeholder report the new findings, giving hope that the wait for definitive news might soon be over.
Entities: MH370, Australian PM, Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, Chinese, Beijing, Southern, Tony Abbott, Lido, Lido Hotel, CNN, Australian
Passage: (CNN) -- As the days drag on, tempers understandably begin to fray. For the relatives of those lost on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, frustrations mounted as criticism of the airline's handling of the crisis piles up. Those who have congregated in the Lido Hotel in Beijing, wearily trudging back time and again to official airline briefings where news trickles out, if at all, feel that not enough is being done to support relatives. On Thursday, news that might be the break that the families are waiting for was broadcast from the Southern search zone. As Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott briefed the Australian parliament that "new and credible" information had come to light that objects possibly from MH370 may have been spotted by satellites, relatives waiting in the Lido hotel filed into a conference room where a large TV was showing Chinese news. NEW: Relatives in Beijing watch Australian PM's announcement about possible plane debris. Health concerns rise as stress and lack of sleep take their toll on family members. Some awaiting news of loved ones unsure of their legal rights. Compensation issue far from resolved
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Tony Abbott
|
[
"Bo01",
"Bo01 - City of Tomorrow"
] |
{
"passage": 2925,
"query": 4519
}
|
Query: "@placeholder was the answer to the question, how could solve the biggest environmental problem, global ones, in a sustainable city development without making those sacrifices?"
Entities: Swedish, Sweden, Bo01, Malmo, CNN, Bo01 - City of Tomorrow, Sun
Passage: (CNN) -- Sun, wind and water now rule an area that was once polluted and derelict. In the Swedish city of Malmo, an old shipyard has been converted from industrial wasteland to spotless eco-district, setting a world class example for sustainable living. The area started becoming commercially defunct in the late 80s. Shipping facilities have since been replaced with homes, shops and office buildings whose energy needs are met solely with renewable sources. The project is called 'Bo01 - City of Tomorrow' and it was started in 2001, to meet the demands of a growing section of the Swedish population who wanted to change the world through a commitment to live more sustainably, and were willing to make sacrifices to do so. A defunct shipyard in the city of Malmo, Sweden, has been transformed into a green, sustainable district. The Bo01 project created a residence where 100 percent of energy comes from renewable sources. Food waste is converted into biogas for use in local buses. The project didn't meet all goals but has set an example now used in eco-projects in other parts of the world
|
Bo01
|
[
"Bo01",
"Bo01 - City of Tomorrow"
] |
{
"passage": 2925,
"query": 4519
}
|
Query: "@placeholder was the answer to the question, how could solve the biggest environmental problem, global ones, in a sustainable city development without making those sacrifices?"
Entities: Swedish, Sweden, Bo01, Malmo, CNN, Bo01 - City of Tomorrow, Sun
Passage: (CNN) -- Sun, wind and water now rule an area that was once polluted and derelict. In the Swedish city of Malmo, an old shipyard has been converted from industrial wasteland to spotless eco-district, setting a world class example for sustainable living. The area started becoming commercially defunct in the late 80s. Shipping facilities have since been replaced with homes, shops and office buildings whose energy needs are met solely with renewable sources. The project is called 'Bo01 - City of Tomorrow' and it was started in 2001, to meet the demands of a growing section of the Swedish population who wanted to change the world through a commitment to live more sustainably, and were willing to make sacrifices to do so. A defunct shipyard in the city of Malmo, Sweden, has been transformed into a green, sustainable district. The Bo01 project created a residence where 100 percent of energy comes from renewable sources. Food waste is converted into biogas for use in local buses. The project didn't meet all goals but has set an example now used in eco-projects in other parts of the world
|
Bo01 - City of Tomorrow
|
[
"Malmo"
] |
{
"passage": 2925,
"query": 4520
}
|
Query: But the experts hope to feed these successes into the next generation of projects across @placeholder.
Entities: Swedish, Sweden, Bo01, Malmo, CNN, Bo01 - City of Tomorrow, Sun
Passage: (CNN) -- Sun, wind and water now rule an area that was once polluted and derelict. In the Swedish city of Malmo, an old shipyard has been converted from industrial wasteland to spotless eco-district, setting a world class example for sustainable living. The area started becoming commercially defunct in the late 80s. Shipping facilities have since been replaced with homes, shops and office buildings whose energy needs are met solely with renewable sources. The project is called 'Bo01 - City of Tomorrow' and it was started in 2001, to meet the demands of a growing section of the Swedish population who wanted to change the world through a commitment to live more sustainably, and were willing to make sacrifices to do so. A defunct shipyard in the city of Malmo, Sweden, has been transformed into a green, sustainable district. The Bo01 project created a residence where 100 percent of energy comes from renewable sources. Food waste is converted into biogas for use in local buses. The project didn't meet all goals but has set an example now used in eco-projects in other parts of the world
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Malmo
|
[
"Morocco"
] |
{
"passage": 2926,
"query": 4521
}
|
Query: The suspects, who are Spanish citizens and are of @placeholder origin, are "strongly radicalized" and had psychological and physical training, as well as training in the use of weapons, said the minister while addressing reporters at an event of his ruling conservative party.
Entities: North African, Spanish, Madrid, Morocco, Strait of Gibraltar, Jorge Fernandez Diaz, Spain, Fernandez, Charlie Hebdo, CNN, Paris, Ceuta
Passage: Madrid (CNN)Spanish authorities arrested four suspected members of a terror cell Saturday morning in that country's North African territory of Ceuta, a quartet that Spain's Interior Minister claimed were well-trained and well-prepared to attack. Those arrested were two pairs of brothers, Interior Minister Jorge Fernandez Diaz told reporters Saturday. "What is especially noteworthy with the breakup of this cell are the many parallels with the attacks in Paris recently carried out against the Charlie Hebdo magazine," Fernandez said, referring to the January 7 massacre that ended with 12 dead. Ceuta is a tiny, 7-square-mile Spanish exclave bordering Morocco, across the Strait of Gibraltar from Spain. Interior minister: "They were willing to carry out an attack" 2 pairs of brothers arrested in Spanish territory of Ceuta. Minister: They had similarities to those behind the Charlie Hebdo massacre
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Morocco
|
[
"Raul Castro"
] |
{
"passage": 2927,
"query": 4522
}
|
Query: "He said harsh things, I said harsh things, and then @placeholder came and Calderon came and we sat down and talked, and continued."
Entities: Colombian, Caribbean, Canada, Mexico, Cancun, Caribbean States, Venezuela, United States, Chavez, Raul Castro, Americas, Organization of American States, CNN, Latin, Felipe Calderon, Community of Latin American, Mexican, Unity Summit, U.S., Latin American, Cuban
Passage: Cancun, Mexico (CNN) -- Latin American and Caribbean leaders meeting in Mexico approved the creation of a regional organization Tuesday that leaves out the United States and Canada. Approval for the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States came from heads of state attending the final session of a two-day "Unity Summit" near the Mexican beach resort of Cancun. More than 30 heads of state attended the meeting hosted by Mexican President Felipe Calderon. Creation of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, which would bring together the region's 33 countries, was a top item on the agenda. Some leaders see it as an attempt to counterbalance the Organization of American States, in which the United States and Canada are members. Leaders of 33 Latin, Caribbean nations form Americas bloc that excludes U.S., Canada. Formation of group seen as attempt to counterbalance Organization of American States. Venezuela's Chavez recounts shouting match with Colombian president. Cuban President Raul Castro had to intervene to stop the verbal fight
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Raul Castro
|
[
"Venezuela"
] |
{
"passage": 2927,
"query": 4523
}
|
Query: Chavez, in turn, has accused Colombia of sending unmanned planes to spy on @placeholder.
Entities: Colombian, Caribbean, Canada, Mexico, Cancun, Caribbean States, Venezuela, United States, Chavez, Raul Castro, Americas, Organization of American States, CNN, Latin, Felipe Calderon, Community of Latin American, Mexican, Unity Summit, U.S., Latin American, Cuban
Passage: Cancun, Mexico (CNN) -- Latin American and Caribbean leaders meeting in Mexico approved the creation of a regional organization Tuesday that leaves out the United States and Canada. Approval for the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States came from heads of state attending the final session of a two-day "Unity Summit" near the Mexican beach resort of Cancun. More than 30 heads of state attended the meeting hosted by Mexican President Felipe Calderon. Creation of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, which would bring together the region's 33 countries, was a top item on the agenda. Some leaders see it as an attempt to counterbalance the Organization of American States, in which the United States and Canada are members. Leaders of 33 Latin, Caribbean nations form Americas bloc that excludes U.S., Canada. Formation of group seen as attempt to counterbalance Organization of American States. Venezuela's Chavez recounts shouting match with Colombian president. Cuban President Raul Castro had to intervene to stop the verbal fight
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Venezuela
|
[
"Apple"
] |
{
"passage": 2928,
"query": 4524
}
|
Query: As well as being the best looking OS we've ever seen, Yosemite really does give a glimpse into the future of Apple, where all your devices work together seamlessly - as long at they are made by @placeholder.
Entities: Macbook Pro, Mac, Bloomberg, iPads, iPhones, iPad, iPhone 6, Touch Id, Yosemite, Ultra, Ultra HD 'Retina' display screens, Touch ID, Retina, Apple
Passage: Apple is preparing to launch a range of iMacs with Ultra HD 'Retina' display screens in a bid to reinvigorate desktop computer sales. The firm is expected to reveal them alongside a new version of its Mac software called Yosemite, and news iPads next month. The new iPads are set to use a thinner design similar to the iPhone 6 and include a Touch ID fingerprint sensor. Scroll down for video iThe new iMacs are expected to retain a similar design to the current model (pictured) but include an ultra high definition Retina screen. The iPad is expected to have a 9.7 inch screen, while the new version of the iPad mini will have a 7.9 inch screen, Bloomberg earlier reported, citing people familiar with the matter. Retina screens already used in iPhones, iPads and Macbook Pro laptops. Expected to be launched alongside new iPads with Touch Id fingerprint sensors. Will allow users to easily edit and create Ultra HD video
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Apple
|
[
"Born Free USA"
] |
{
"passage": 2929,
"query": 4525
}
|
Query: Ohio is one of a handful of states with woefully few regulations on the books to govern such questionable close contact with wildlife, and @placeholder has been pushing for years to get a stronger law enacted in the state.
Entities: Zanesville, Travers, Born Free USA, CNN, Ohio, Terry Thompson
Passage: (CNN) -- Exotic animals should live in the wild, not be exploited in profit-motivated zoos -- or worse — as "pets" or backyard oddities by people who have a deeply misguided sense of dominion or ownership. What happened in Ohio on Tuesday and Wednesday has drawn dramatic attention to the private possession of exotics, an issue that is a major component of Born Free USA's mission to protect wildlife. On Wednesday, 56 exotic animals — including lions, tigers, bears, giraffes and wolves — were freed from their captivity at a rural residence outside Zanesville. Police report the animals' "owner," 62-year-old Terry Thompson, let the animals out of their cages before he killed himself. Forty-nine of the animals -- including 18 tigers and 17 lions -- were shot dead by law enforcement officers. Will Travers: Exotic animals must not be exploited as "pets" or backyard oddities. Travers: Ohio slaughter of 48 wild animals, including 18 tigers and 17 lions, is appalling. Ohio has a record of violent encounters between animals and people, he says. "Owning" exotic animals inexcusable, he says, and also puts human lives at risk
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Born Free USA
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[
"Robert Baillie"
] |
{
"passage": 2930,
"query": 4526
}
|
Query: drink, you then went up to a police officer on duty outside and said to him, "my sister has got @placeholder by the balls and if any of you try to get involved you will be going down too”.'
Entities: Cumbernauld, Robert, Tammy Baillie, Lucy Crossley, Alexander Bett, Bett, Robert Baillie, Baillie, Glasgow
Passage: By Lucy Crossley Claims: Police constable Robert Baillie is accused of failing to arrest a suspect, with his ex-wife reporting the allegations to his superiors A love cheat policeman has appeared in court after the wife he left for a younger woman reported him for failing to arrest a suspect because he was a family friend. A court heard that Tammy Baillie tipped off her husband Robert's superiors, telling them he had seen suspect Alexander Bett and although a warrant had been issued, failed to arrest him. Robert Baillie, 37, an officer in Cumbernauld, near Glasgow, is also accused willfully neglecting his duties by not telling senior officers that he knew Mr Bett, 29. Police constable Robert Baillie accused of willfully neglecting his duties. It is alleged he failed to tell superiors he knew suspect Alexander Bett. He is also accused of failing to arrest Mr Bett when he saw him in town. Police probe launched after ex-wife Tammy Baillie reported him. Baillie had left wife for a younger woman in January 2010, court hears. Mrs Baillie was 'devastated' by separation, but denies seeking revenge
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Robert Baillie
|
[
"Airbus"
] |
{
"passage": 2931,
"query": 4527
}
|
Query: Also adding to the customer experience, @placeholder says, are the A350's low noise levels.
Entities: Airbus, Singapore Airshow, Singapore Air Show, Changi Exhibition Centre, A350, CNN, 787 Dreamliner, A350 XWB, Boeing
Passage: (CNN) -- To fully appreciate all the A350 XWB promises to offer, your imagination needs to take a rather giant leap. On display for the first time at an airshow, the brand new extra wide bodied passenger jet has been one of the Singapore Airshow's major attention grabbers. Flying high above the Changi Exhibition Centre, it looks sleek and maneuverable. It's a big draw, part of the airshow's static display sitting beside its key competitor, Boeing's 787 Dreamliner. But step on board, and it's unlike any other experience on a passenger jet, because the A350 is still a test aircraft. Airbus put its A350 XWB test aircraft, with its bare bones cabin, on display at the Singapore Air Show. For now, flights strictly reserved for crew and mechanics. First fit-out of an A350 with a proper cabin is expected next month
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Airbus
|
[
"Biogenesis"
] |
{
"passage": 2932,
"query": 4528
}
|
Query: It has been alleged @placeholder supplied baseball superstars with banned substances
Entities: Rodriguez, Yankees, Daily Mail, MLB, New York Daily News, Biogenesis, Florida, A-Rod, Major League Baseball, New York Yankees, Alex Rodriguez
Passage: By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:40 EST, 19 October 2013 | UPDATED: 10:01 EST, 19 October 2013 New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez paid $305,000 to buy evidence and hide potentially incriminating links to Biogenesis, the Florida clinic behind baseball's doping scandal, according to testimony during arbitration to overturn his doping ban. As the proceeding to end the dispute between Major League Baseball and Rodriguez reached its halfway point on Friday, it was revealed A-Rod handed over cash for documents that included videotapes and affidavits that could incriminate him or be used in defense against doping allegations, the New York Daily News reported. Bid to overturn 211-game ban turns ugly as cash-for-evidence claims hit both A-Rod and Major League Baseball. Sources reveal testimony that Yankees star A-Rod paid cash to Florida clinic for documents and videos that link him to doping. Attorneys argue over detail while MLB says the real issue is whether Rodriguez violated the league's drug prevention and treatment program
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Biogenesis
|
[
"David Moyes"
] |
{
"passage": 2933,
"query": 4529
}
|
Query: But the environs of a summer tour are far removed from the reality of daily life at a Premier League club and – once he saw him on the training ground regularly – @placeholder began to realise he wasn't for him.
Entities: United, Zaha, Louis van Gaal, Old Trafford, Barclays Premier League, Crystal Palace, Salford, Wilfried Zaha, Manchester United, David Moyes, Cardiff
Passage: It was just over a year ago this week that David Moyes and Manchester United finally decided they had perhaps had enough of Wilfried Zaha. When the talented but unreliable young winger turned up 45 minutes late for a reserve game at Salford, the reigning Barclays Premier League champions chose to move him on. It was not the first time Zaha had erred in this way and it was not just at Old Trafford where he could not be relied upon. He had been known to keep people waiting for hours to see him at his house, too. Over time, things like this get you a reputation that is hard to shake. Wilfried Zaha signed for Manchester United in January 2013 for £10m. He was instantly loaned back to Crystal Palace as part of the deal. After joining United in the summer of 2013 Zaha impressed pre-season. David Moyes soon realised the tricky winger was not for him. Zaha's application and attitude was criticised by backroom staff at United. He was loaned to Cardiff in January 2014. Zaha was again loaned out by new manager Louis van Gaal. The winger has now joined Crystal Palace on a permanent deal
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David Moyes
|
[
"David Moyes"
] |
{
"passage": 2933,
"query": 4530
}
|
Query: Zaha and @placeholder fell out over the business of the player's company car, for example, something that still hadn't been resolved at the time Zaha eventually moved to Cardiff on loan this time last year.
Entities: United, Zaha, Louis van Gaal, Old Trafford, Barclays Premier League, Crystal Palace, Salford, Wilfried Zaha, Manchester United, David Moyes, Cardiff
Passage: It was just over a year ago this week that David Moyes and Manchester United finally decided they had perhaps had enough of Wilfried Zaha. When the talented but unreliable young winger turned up 45 minutes late for a reserve game at Salford, the reigning Barclays Premier League champions chose to move him on. It was not the first time Zaha had erred in this way and it was not just at Old Trafford where he could not be relied upon. He had been known to keep people waiting for hours to see him at his house, too. Over time, things like this get you a reputation that is hard to shake. Wilfried Zaha signed for Manchester United in January 2013 for £10m. He was instantly loaned back to Crystal Palace as part of the deal. After joining United in the summer of 2013 Zaha impressed pre-season. David Moyes soon realised the tricky winger was not for him. Zaha's application and attitude was criticised by backroom staff at United. He was loaned to Cardiff in January 2014. Zaha was again loaned out by new manager Louis van Gaal. The winger has now joined Crystal Palace on a permanent deal
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David Moyes
|
[
"Old Trafford"
] |
{
"passage": 2933,
"query": 4531
}
|
Query: At @placeholder, though, he will forever be consigned to a list labelled 'mistake'.
Entities: United, Zaha, Louis van Gaal, Old Trafford, Barclays Premier League, Crystal Palace, Salford, Wilfried Zaha, Manchester United, David Moyes, Cardiff
Passage: It was just over a year ago this week that David Moyes and Manchester United finally decided they had perhaps had enough of Wilfried Zaha. When the talented but unreliable young winger turned up 45 minutes late for a reserve game at Salford, the reigning Barclays Premier League champions chose to move him on. It was not the first time Zaha had erred in this way and it was not just at Old Trafford where he could not be relied upon. He had been known to keep people waiting for hours to see him at his house, too. Over time, things like this get you a reputation that is hard to shake. Wilfried Zaha signed for Manchester United in January 2013 for £10m. He was instantly loaned back to Crystal Palace as part of the deal. After joining United in the summer of 2013 Zaha impressed pre-season. David Moyes soon realised the tricky winger was not for him. Zaha's application and attitude was criticised by backroom staff at United. He was loaned to Cardiff in January 2014. Zaha was again loaned out by new manager Louis van Gaal. The winger has now joined Crystal Palace on a permanent deal
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Old Trafford
|
[
"Zhen"
] |
{
"passage": 2934,
"query": 4532
}
|
Query: @placeholder had lay down behind the digger to stop the driver from leaving, but he had failed to see her
Entities: Chinese, Hubei, Zhen, Yu Bin, Zhen Chung, Yu Chung, Bin, Kongwan, Yicheng, Yu, China
Passage: A Chinese woman was crushed to death after trying to stop a digger driver from driving off following a dispute about damage the driver had caused to her property. The incident happened after the owner of the digger was sent to dig a trench as part of work being done to put in an oil pipeline in the Kongwan township, in the city of Yicheng, in central China's Hubei province. According to neighbours of the couple, Yu Chung, 49, and his wife Zhen, 48, the trench had been dug too close tot their home which caused a wall to crack and sag outwards. Digger driver Yu Bin was digging a trench so an oil pipeline could be layed. While doing so a couple claimed he damaged a wall at their property. Yu and Zhen Chung seized Bin's digger and demanded compensation. But early one morning Bin used a spare key to try and reclaim his digger. While trying to stop him from leaving Zhen was run over and killed
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Zhen
|
[
"GammaPix"
] |
{
"passage": 2935,
"query": 4533
}
|
Query: A town was made to look like it had been hit by a twister and the first trainees to arrive on site used @placeholder to scan for radiation.
Entities: GammaPix, Connecticut, Image Insight, Victoria Woollaston, Android, iOS, U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, U.S Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, UPDATED
Passage: By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 11:31 EST, 11 November 2013 | UPDATED: 11:37 EST, 11 November 2013 The GammaPix app for Android and iOS, pictured, uses a smartphone camera to scan an area for local gamma radiation levels Many everyday items give out small amounts of radiation but if you’re concerned about exactly how much your body is being exposed to, there’s now an app that will tell you. GammaPix, designed by Connecticut-based developers Image Insight, uses a smartphone camera to scan an area for local gamma radiation. The app was created with support from the U.S Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and was successfully tested during recent military exercises. GammaPix scans for radiation using a smartphone camera sensor. The camera looks for a particular ‘signature’ left behind by gamma rays. It measures the rate at which rays hit the lens to determine radiation levels. App detects radiation in planes, hospitals, contaminated items and more. It was created with the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
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GammaPix
|
[
"Vitamin D"
] |
{
"passage": 2936,
"query": 4534
}
|
Query: We all need @placeholder from sunshine but Scotland is cloudy.
Entities: Scotland, Scots, ScotlandsDNA, Alastair Moffat, Ginger, Karen Gillan, Vitamin D
Passage: Ginger map: Around 13 per cent of Scots, including actress Karen Gillan, have red hair - compared to 1-2 per cent of the world population They are often the butt of cruel jibes and perhaps blame it on their parents’ genes. But now research suggests that redheads can in fact put their colouring down to the weather. Experts believe that Scotland’s gloomy climate has seen a deliberate genetic adaptation to help exploit rare sunny days and boost Vitamin D production. Alastair Moffat, managing director of the ScotlandsDNA project, said the country’s dull weather was responsible for a larger number of flame-haired men and women being born. One or two per cent of the world’s population has red hair but in Scotland the figure is about 13 per cent
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Vitamin D
|
[
"Jaap Stam",
"Stam"
] |
{
"passage": 2937,
"query": 4535
}
|
Query: @placeholder played on for quite a few years at a good level after he left
Entities: United, Alex Ferguson, Wayne Rooney, Jaap Stam, Italians, World Cup, Nemanja Vidic, Inter Milan, Lazio, Manchester United, Stam, David Moyes, Vidic, Samarrai, Brazil, Rio Ferdinand, Riath Al, Ferdinand
Passage: By Riath Al-Samarrai Follow @@riathalsam Rio Ferdinand fears Manchester United might have repeated the mistake they made in allowing Jaap Stam to leave by letting Nemanja Vidic join Inter Milan. Ferdinand's centre-half partner, 32, will join the Italians on a free transfer this summer, 13 years after Sir Alex Ferguson made a call he later regretted in offloading Stam to Lazio. Former United manager David Moyes has previously described Vidic's move as 'the right decision for club and player', but Ferdinand said: 'Only time will tell if Manchester United regret allowing him to leave. Deja vu: Rio Ferdinand (right) thinks Manchester United may regret letting Nemanja Vidic (centre) leave. Centre half Vidic will join Inter Milan on a free transfer this summer. Ferdinand thinks it could be a repeat of the mistake Manchester United made by letting Stam join Lazio. The United defender believes Wayne Rooney can excel at the World Cup in Brazil this summer
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Jaap Stam
|
[
"Jaap Stam",
"Stam"
] |
{
"passage": 2937,
"query": 4535
}
|
Query: @placeholder played on for quite a few years at a good level after he left
Entities: United, Alex Ferguson, Wayne Rooney, Jaap Stam, Italians, World Cup, Nemanja Vidic, Inter Milan, Lazio, Manchester United, Stam, David Moyes, Vidic, Samarrai, Brazil, Rio Ferdinand, Riath Al, Ferdinand
Passage: By Riath Al-Samarrai Follow @@riathalsam Rio Ferdinand fears Manchester United might have repeated the mistake they made in allowing Jaap Stam to leave by letting Nemanja Vidic join Inter Milan. Ferdinand's centre-half partner, 32, will join the Italians on a free transfer this summer, 13 years after Sir Alex Ferguson made a call he later regretted in offloading Stam to Lazio. Former United manager David Moyes has previously described Vidic's move as 'the right decision for club and player', but Ferdinand said: 'Only time will tell if Manchester United regret allowing him to leave. Deja vu: Rio Ferdinand (right) thinks Manchester United may regret letting Nemanja Vidic (centre) leave. Centre half Vidic will join Inter Milan on a free transfer this summer. Ferdinand thinks it could be a repeat of the mistake Manchester United made by letting Stam join Lazio. The United defender believes Wayne Rooney can excel at the World Cup in Brazil this summer
|
Stam
|
[
"Wayne Rooney"
] |
{
"passage": 2937,
"query": 4536
}
|
Query: 'If you get a fresh @placeholder going into a
Entities: United, Alex Ferguson, Wayne Rooney, Jaap Stam, Italians, World Cup, Nemanja Vidic, Inter Milan, Lazio, Manchester United, Stam, David Moyes, Vidic, Samarrai, Brazil, Rio Ferdinand, Riath Al, Ferdinand
Passage: By Riath Al-Samarrai Follow @@riathalsam Rio Ferdinand fears Manchester United might have repeated the mistake they made in allowing Jaap Stam to leave by letting Nemanja Vidic join Inter Milan. Ferdinand's centre-half partner, 32, will join the Italians on a free transfer this summer, 13 years after Sir Alex Ferguson made a call he later regretted in offloading Stam to Lazio. Former United manager David Moyes has previously described Vidic's move as 'the right decision for club and player', but Ferdinand said: 'Only time will tell if Manchester United regret allowing him to leave. Deja vu: Rio Ferdinand (right) thinks Manchester United may regret letting Nemanja Vidic (centre) leave. Centre half Vidic will join Inter Milan on a free transfer this summer. Ferdinand thinks it could be a repeat of the mistake Manchester United made by letting Stam join Lazio. The United defender believes Wayne Rooney can excel at the World Cup in Brazil this summer
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Wayne Rooney
|
[
"London Olympics"
] |
{
"passage": 2938,
"query": 4537
}
|
Query: Additional security measures will be in place in London and elsewhere during the @placeholder.
Entities: West Midlands, Britain, London Olympics, Staffordshire, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, Olympic Games, CNN, London, UK Home Office
Passage: London (CNN) -- Seven men have been arrested in the United Kingdom on suspicion of terror offenses, West Midlands police said Friday. The arrests on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday followed the discovery of two guns and a small amount of ammunition hidden in a car stopped by police last weekend who believed it was uninsured, the police said. The news comes as Britain is in a state of heightened security ahead of the London Olympics, which open in three weeks. On Thursday, armed police in Staffordshire closed a major highway and called in bomb disposal squads when a passenger on a bus raised the alarm over smoke coming from a fellow traveler's bag. The source turned out to be a quit-smoking aid, and no arrests were made. NEW: Police found two unloaded guns and some ammunition in a car they stopped. Six men were arrested in the West Midlands and one in West Yorkshire, police say. The UK Home Office terror threat level remains unchanged, at "substantial" Security has been stepped up in Britain ahead of the Olympic Games
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London Olympics
|
[
"Pakistan",
"Pakistani"
] |
{
"passage": 2939,
"query": 4538
}
|
Query: So whatever the history here, and there is a history, the important thing is that @placeholder act against those who used Pakistani soil to perpetrate attacks."
Entities: No doubt, Pakistani, Islamic, Mumbai, U.S., WASHINGTON, Pakistan, Rice, Condoleezza Rice, India, New Delhi, Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer, CNN
Passage: WASHINGTON (CNN) -- "There's no doubt" that the deadly attack on India's financial capital last month was planned inside Pakistan, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told CNN on Sunday. People in New Delhi, India, take part in a candlelight vigil for the victims of the Mumbai attacks on Sunday. Her comments to CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" were the most definitive made by a top-ranking U.S. official regarding Pakistan's connection to the November 26-29 attack on Mumbai, in which more than 170 were killed and hundreds of others were wounded. "Well, I think there's no doubt that Pakistani territory was used by probably non-state actors," Rice said. "I don't think that there is compelling evidence of involvement of Pakistani officials. But I do think that Pakistan has a responsibility to act, and it doesn't matter that they're non-state actors." Condoleezza Rice: "No doubt" Pakistani territory used by "probably non-state actors" Rice: Pakistan is obligated to root out terrorists within its borders. India has alleged Pakistan-based Islamic militant group linked to Mumbai attacks
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Pakistan
|
[
"Pakistan",
"Pakistani"
] |
{
"passage": 2939,
"query": 4538
}
|
Query: So whatever the history here, and there is a history, the important thing is that @placeholder act against those who used Pakistani soil to perpetrate attacks."
Entities: No doubt, Pakistani, Islamic, Mumbai, U.S., WASHINGTON, Pakistan, Rice, Condoleezza Rice, India, New Delhi, Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer, CNN
Passage: WASHINGTON (CNN) -- "There's no doubt" that the deadly attack on India's financial capital last month was planned inside Pakistan, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told CNN on Sunday. People in New Delhi, India, take part in a candlelight vigil for the victims of the Mumbai attacks on Sunday. Her comments to CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" were the most definitive made by a top-ranking U.S. official regarding Pakistan's connection to the November 26-29 attack on Mumbai, in which more than 170 were killed and hundreds of others were wounded. "Well, I think there's no doubt that Pakistani territory was used by probably non-state actors," Rice said. "I don't think that there is compelling evidence of involvement of Pakistani officials. But I do think that Pakistan has a responsibility to act, and it doesn't matter that they're non-state actors." Condoleezza Rice: "No doubt" Pakistani territory used by "probably non-state actors" Rice: Pakistan is obligated to root out terrorists within its borders. India has alleged Pakistan-based Islamic militant group linked to Mumbai attacks
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Pakistani
|
[
"Pakistan",
"Pakistani"
] |
{
"passage": 2939,
"query": 4539
}
|
Query: So whatever the history here, and there is a history, the important thing is that Pakistan act against those who used @placeholder soil to perpetrate attacks."
Entities: No doubt, Pakistani, Islamic, Mumbai, U.S., WASHINGTON, Pakistan, Rice, Condoleezza Rice, India, New Delhi, Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer, CNN
Passage: WASHINGTON (CNN) -- "There's no doubt" that the deadly attack on India's financial capital last month was planned inside Pakistan, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told CNN on Sunday. People in New Delhi, India, take part in a candlelight vigil for the victims of the Mumbai attacks on Sunday. Her comments to CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" were the most definitive made by a top-ranking U.S. official regarding Pakistan's connection to the November 26-29 attack on Mumbai, in which more than 170 were killed and hundreds of others were wounded. "Well, I think there's no doubt that Pakistani territory was used by probably non-state actors," Rice said. "I don't think that there is compelling evidence of involvement of Pakistani officials. But I do think that Pakistan has a responsibility to act, and it doesn't matter that they're non-state actors." Condoleezza Rice: "No doubt" Pakistani territory used by "probably non-state actors" Rice: Pakistan is obligated to root out terrorists within its borders. India has alleged Pakistan-based Islamic militant group linked to Mumbai attacks
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Pakistan
|
[
"Pakistan",
"Pakistani"
] |
{
"passage": 2939,
"query": 4539
}
|
Query: So whatever the history here, and there is a history, the important thing is that Pakistan act against those who used @placeholder soil to perpetrate attacks."
Entities: No doubt, Pakistani, Islamic, Mumbai, U.S., WASHINGTON, Pakistan, Rice, Condoleezza Rice, India, New Delhi, Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer, CNN
Passage: WASHINGTON (CNN) -- "There's no doubt" that the deadly attack on India's financial capital last month was planned inside Pakistan, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told CNN on Sunday. People in New Delhi, India, take part in a candlelight vigil for the victims of the Mumbai attacks on Sunday. Her comments to CNN's "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" were the most definitive made by a top-ranking U.S. official regarding Pakistan's connection to the November 26-29 attack on Mumbai, in which more than 170 were killed and hundreds of others were wounded. "Well, I think there's no doubt that Pakistani territory was used by probably non-state actors," Rice said. "I don't think that there is compelling evidence of involvement of Pakistani officials. But I do think that Pakistan has a responsibility to act, and it doesn't matter that they're non-state actors." Condoleezza Rice: "No doubt" Pakistani territory used by "probably non-state actors" Rice: Pakistan is obligated to root out terrorists within its borders. India has alleged Pakistan-based Islamic militant group linked to Mumbai attacks
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Pakistani
|
[
"U.S."
] |
{
"passage": 2940,
"query": 4540
}
|
Query: Tiller's slaying drew condemnation from supporters, from some of those who tried to shut down his practice and from President Obama, who just two weeks ago urged @placeholder to seek "common ground" on the issue of abortion.
Entities: Wichita, U.S., George Tiller, Tiller, Kansas, Kansas City, Obama, CNN, Reformation Lutheran Church
Passage: (CNN) -- Dr. George Tiller, whose Kansas women's clinic frequently took center stage in the U.S. debate over abortion, was shot and killed while serving as an usher at his Wichita church Sunday morning, police said. Dr. George Tiller was one of the few U.S. physicians that performed late-term abortions. Wichita police said a 51-year-old man from the Kansas City, Kansas, area was in custody in connection with the slaying of Tiller, who was one of the few U.S. physicians who still performed late-term abortions. The killing, which came about 16 years after Tiller survived a shooting outside his Wichita clinic, took place shortly after 10 a.m. Sunday at Reformation Lutheran Church. Officers found the 67-year-old dead in the foyer, police said. Suspect in shooting death of Dr. George Tiller in custody, police say. Tiller shot Sunday at his church in Wichita, Kansas, according to police. Motive unknown; Tiller was one of few U.S. doctors performing late-term abortions. Supporters, President Obama and anti-abortion groups condemn killing
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U.S.
|
[
"Hockley",
"Ian Hockley"
] |
{
"passage": 2941,
"query": 4541
}
|
Query: ‘@placeholder and Nicole worked so very hard here and I think they wanted to move to America for a quieter life.
Entities: Andrew Levy, Hampshire, Jake, U.S., Tom Kelly, Ian Hockley, Nicole, American, America, New England, Sandy Hook, UK, Hockley, Dylan, British
Passage: By Tom Kelly and Andrew Levy PUBLISHED: 18:59 EST, 16 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:28 EST, 17 December 2012 Days before the tragedy, the father of a British boy killed in the Sandy Hook massacre told friends in the UK that his family was enjoying a ‘dream life’ in America. Ian Hockley, whose six-year-old son Dylan was one of 20 youngsters murdered, had proudly shown former neighbours pictures of his two children when he returned to finalise the sale of their old home in Hampshire last week. Mr Hockley, who is in his early 40s, told friends at his local pub that he and his U.S.-born wife, Nicole, were having a ‘wonderful American adventure’ after moving to New England with Dylan and his older brother Jake in January 2011. The father of the British boy murdered in U.S. school shooting had spoken warmly of the family's new life. He told former neighbours in UK that their new home was safe and peaceful. His son was killed by a crazed gunman at school a week later
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Hockley
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[
"Hockley",
"Ian Hockley"
] |
{
"passage": 2941,
"query": 4541
}
|
Query: ‘@placeholder and Nicole worked so very hard here and I think they wanted to move to America for a quieter life.
Entities: Andrew Levy, Hampshire, Jake, U.S., Tom Kelly, Ian Hockley, Nicole, American, America, New England, Sandy Hook, UK, Hockley, Dylan, British
Passage: By Tom Kelly and Andrew Levy PUBLISHED: 18:59 EST, 16 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:28 EST, 17 December 2012 Days before the tragedy, the father of a British boy killed in the Sandy Hook massacre told friends in the UK that his family was enjoying a ‘dream life’ in America. Ian Hockley, whose six-year-old son Dylan was one of 20 youngsters murdered, had proudly shown former neighbours pictures of his two children when he returned to finalise the sale of their old home in Hampshire last week. Mr Hockley, who is in his early 40s, told friends at his local pub that he and his U.S.-born wife, Nicole, were having a ‘wonderful American adventure’ after moving to New England with Dylan and his older brother Jake in January 2011. The father of the British boy murdered in U.S. school shooting had spoken warmly of the family's new life. He told former neighbours in UK that their new home was safe and peaceful. His son was killed by a crazed gunman at school a week later
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Ian Hockley
|
[
"America",
"American",
"U.S."
] |
{
"passage": 2941,
"query": 4542
}
|
Query: The family have lived in the @placeholder for nearly two years
Entities: Andrew Levy, Hampshire, Jake, U.S., Tom Kelly, Ian Hockley, Nicole, American, America, New England, Sandy Hook, UK, Hockley, Dylan, British
Passage: By Tom Kelly and Andrew Levy PUBLISHED: 18:59 EST, 16 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:28 EST, 17 December 2012 Days before the tragedy, the father of a British boy killed in the Sandy Hook massacre told friends in the UK that his family was enjoying a ‘dream life’ in America. Ian Hockley, whose six-year-old son Dylan was one of 20 youngsters murdered, had proudly shown former neighbours pictures of his two children when he returned to finalise the sale of their old home in Hampshire last week. Mr Hockley, who is in his early 40s, told friends at his local pub that he and his U.S.-born wife, Nicole, were having a ‘wonderful American adventure’ after moving to New England with Dylan and his older brother Jake in January 2011. The father of the British boy murdered in U.S. school shooting had spoken warmly of the family's new life. He told former neighbours in UK that their new home was safe and peaceful. His son was killed by a crazed gunman at school a week later
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America
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[
"America",
"American",
"U.S."
] |
{
"passage": 2941,
"query": 4542
}
|
Query: The family have lived in the @placeholder for nearly two years
Entities: Andrew Levy, Hampshire, Jake, U.S., Tom Kelly, Ian Hockley, Nicole, American, America, New England, Sandy Hook, UK, Hockley, Dylan, British
Passage: By Tom Kelly and Andrew Levy PUBLISHED: 18:59 EST, 16 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:28 EST, 17 December 2012 Days before the tragedy, the father of a British boy killed in the Sandy Hook massacre told friends in the UK that his family was enjoying a ‘dream life’ in America. Ian Hockley, whose six-year-old son Dylan was one of 20 youngsters murdered, had proudly shown former neighbours pictures of his two children when he returned to finalise the sale of their old home in Hampshire last week. Mr Hockley, who is in his early 40s, told friends at his local pub that he and his U.S.-born wife, Nicole, were having a ‘wonderful American adventure’ after moving to New England with Dylan and his older brother Jake in January 2011. The father of the British boy murdered in U.S. school shooting had spoken warmly of the family's new life. He told former neighbours in UK that their new home was safe and peaceful. His son was killed by a crazed gunman at school a week later
|
American
|
[
"America",
"American",
"U.S."
] |
{
"passage": 2941,
"query": 4542
}
|
Query: The family have lived in the @placeholder for nearly two years
Entities: Andrew Levy, Hampshire, Jake, U.S., Tom Kelly, Ian Hockley, Nicole, American, America, New England, Sandy Hook, UK, Hockley, Dylan, British
Passage: By Tom Kelly and Andrew Levy PUBLISHED: 18:59 EST, 16 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:28 EST, 17 December 2012 Days before the tragedy, the father of a British boy killed in the Sandy Hook massacre told friends in the UK that his family was enjoying a ‘dream life’ in America. Ian Hockley, whose six-year-old son Dylan was one of 20 youngsters murdered, had proudly shown former neighbours pictures of his two children when he returned to finalise the sale of their old home in Hampshire last week. Mr Hockley, who is in his early 40s, told friends at his local pub that he and his U.S.-born wife, Nicole, were having a ‘wonderful American adventure’ after moving to New England with Dylan and his older brother Jake in January 2011. The father of the British boy murdered in U.S. school shooting had spoken warmly of the family's new life. He told former neighbours in UK that their new home was safe and peaceful. His son was killed by a crazed gunman at school a week later
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U.S.
|
[
"Harry Carson"
] |
{
"passage": 2942,
"query": 4543
}
|
Query: However, while Burt and @placeholder popularized the Gatorade shower, they didn't pull off the first dunking.
Entities: Reagan, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Gatorade, Don Shula, NBA, Mental Floss, Jim Burt, Thirst, Burt, Giants, Darren Rovell, Snow, Harry Carson, Cultural Phenomenon, Science of Sweat, NFL
Passage: (Mental Floss) -- Snow and ice may be dominating the weather report, but January is also a great time for another very specific type of precipitation: the Gatorade shower. With the college bowl season winding down and the NFL playoffs heating up this weekend, get ready to see some coaches covered in sports drink. Here are the answers to some burning questions about this fairly new tradition. Who started the tradition? Although the exact origins of the tradition are hotly debated, former New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt often gets the credit for the first bath. According to Darren Rovell's interesting book "First in Thirst: How Gatorade Turned the Science of Sweat into a Cultural Phenomenon," Burt had the idea for the prank while the Giants were struggling during the 1985 season. Book: New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt popularized Gatorade shower. Harry Carson threatened President Reagan with shower, but used popcorn. Miami Dolphins head coach Don Shula ordered players not to shower him. Liquid tradition spread to the NBA in 2008
|
Harry Carson
|
[
"Gatorade"
] |
{
"passage": 2942,
"query": 4544
}
|
Query: Of course, it would have been a crime to mar Reagan's fastidiously styled hair with sports drink, so Carson showered the president with a @placeholder cooler full of popcorn.
Entities: Reagan, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Gatorade, Don Shula, NBA, Mental Floss, Jim Burt, Thirst, Burt, Giants, Darren Rovell, Snow, Harry Carson, Cultural Phenomenon, Science of Sweat, NFL
Passage: (Mental Floss) -- Snow and ice may be dominating the weather report, but January is also a great time for another very specific type of precipitation: the Gatorade shower. With the college bowl season winding down and the NFL playoffs heating up this weekend, get ready to see some coaches covered in sports drink. Here are the answers to some burning questions about this fairly new tradition. Who started the tradition? Although the exact origins of the tradition are hotly debated, former New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt often gets the credit for the first bath. According to Darren Rovell's interesting book "First in Thirst: How Gatorade Turned the Science of Sweat into a Cultural Phenomenon," Burt had the idea for the prank while the Giants were struggling during the 1985 season. Book: New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt popularized Gatorade shower. Harry Carson threatened President Reagan with shower, but used popcorn. Miami Dolphins head coach Don Shula ordered players not to shower him. Liquid tradition spread to the NBA in 2008
|
Gatorade
|
[
"Gatorade"
] |
{
"passage": 2942,
"query": 4545
}
|
Query: According to Rovell, since @placeholder didn't actually invent the ritual, they weren't quite sure how to handle the situation.
Entities: Reagan, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Gatorade, Don Shula, NBA, Mental Floss, Jim Burt, Thirst, Burt, Giants, Darren Rovell, Snow, Harry Carson, Cultural Phenomenon, Science of Sweat, NFL
Passage: (Mental Floss) -- Snow and ice may be dominating the weather report, but January is also a great time for another very specific type of precipitation: the Gatorade shower. With the college bowl season winding down and the NFL playoffs heating up this weekend, get ready to see some coaches covered in sports drink. Here are the answers to some burning questions about this fairly new tradition. Who started the tradition? Although the exact origins of the tradition are hotly debated, former New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt often gets the credit for the first bath. According to Darren Rovell's interesting book "First in Thirst: How Gatorade Turned the Science of Sweat into a Cultural Phenomenon," Burt had the idea for the prank while the Giants were struggling during the 1985 season. Book: New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt popularized Gatorade shower. Harry Carson threatened President Reagan with shower, but used popcorn. Miami Dolphins head coach Don Shula ordered players not to shower him. Liquid tradition spread to the NBA in 2008
|
Gatorade
|
[
"NBA"
] |
{
"passage": 2942,
"query": 4546
}
|
Query: Reporters speculated that this might have been the first time the Gatorade shower had crossed over to the @placeholder.
Entities: Reagan, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Gatorade, Don Shula, NBA, Mental Floss, Jim Burt, Thirst, Burt, Giants, Darren Rovell, Snow, Harry Carson, Cultural Phenomenon, Science of Sweat, NFL
Passage: (Mental Floss) -- Snow and ice may be dominating the weather report, but January is also a great time for another very specific type of precipitation: the Gatorade shower. With the college bowl season winding down and the NFL playoffs heating up this weekend, get ready to see some coaches covered in sports drink. Here are the answers to some burning questions about this fairly new tradition. Who started the tradition? Although the exact origins of the tradition are hotly debated, former New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt often gets the credit for the first bath. According to Darren Rovell's interesting book "First in Thirst: How Gatorade Turned the Science of Sweat into a Cultural Phenomenon," Burt had the idea for the prank while the Giants were struggling during the 1985 season. Book: New York Giants defensive tackle Jim Burt popularized Gatorade shower. Harry Carson threatened President Reagan with shower, but used popcorn. Miami Dolphins head coach Don Shula ordered players not to shower him. Liquid tradition spread to the NBA in 2008
|
NBA
|
[
"Denver"
] |
{
"passage": 2943,
"query": 4547
}
|
Query: However, the show in @placeholder attracted 100 people who chanted 'Rape is not a joke!'
Entities: Cosby, Denver, California, Bill Cosby, Turlock Community Theatre, Californian, Colorado
Passage: Comedian Bill Cosby, who is facing sexual assault allegations from a string of women, was given a standing ovation by an audience in California at his latest show. The 77-year-old was welcomed by the audience at the Turlock Community Theatre and they rose to their feet at the end of show, which is part of his comedy tour. Only one protester showed up outside the venue in the central Californian city after Cosby began his tour in Denver, Colorado on Saturday. Scroll down for video Comedian Bill Cosby was given a standing ovation after a performance in California as part of his comedy tour. He is pictured performing in Denver on Saturday. Bill Cosby was performing at a California theatre as part of his comedy tour. Was given a standing ovation by the audience at the end of the show. Comes amid allegations the 77-year-old sexually assaulted women. At least 15 women have come forward with claims dating back decades. Protesters have interrupted previous shows with hecklers chanting
|
Denver
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