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[
"America",
"American",
"U.S.",
"US"
] |
{
"passage": 3384,
"query": 5192
}
|
Query: Polish authorities questioned him there because of the @placeholder request, but refused to arrest him.
Entities: US, Poland, French, Polanski, U.S., America, Holocaust, Warsaw, Polish, American, POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, Oscar, Roman Polanski
Passage: An adviser to the Polish president accused U.S. authorities on Monday of 'absolute ignorance' in seeking the arrest of film director Roman Polanski, a Holocaust survivor, while he was in Poland last week for the opening of a Jewish history museum. The comments underline the dilemma of Poland in the face of continued attempts by the U.S. to seek Polanski's arrest on 1977 charges of having sex with a minor. Poland is a close US ally. But the Polish political class has shown a strong aversion to arresting and extraditing the Oscar-winning Polish-French filmmaker, who made his first films in Poland and is admired as a representative of Polish culture. American officials asked the Polish to arrest Roman Polanski when he traveled to the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw. Poland is an American ally, but officials there refused to imprison the director, 81, and send him to America. Polanski fled the US in 1978 after admitting to raping a 13-year-old girl. He has been evading the American justice system ever since
|
American
|
[
"America",
"American",
"U.S.",
"US"
] |
{
"passage": 3384,
"query": 5192
}
|
Query: Polish authorities questioned him there because of the @placeholder request, but refused to arrest him.
Entities: US, Poland, French, Polanski, U.S., America, Holocaust, Warsaw, Polish, American, POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, Oscar, Roman Polanski
Passage: An adviser to the Polish president accused U.S. authorities on Monday of 'absolute ignorance' in seeking the arrest of film director Roman Polanski, a Holocaust survivor, while he was in Poland last week for the opening of a Jewish history museum. The comments underline the dilemma of Poland in the face of continued attempts by the U.S. to seek Polanski's arrest on 1977 charges of having sex with a minor. Poland is a close US ally. But the Polish political class has shown a strong aversion to arresting and extraditing the Oscar-winning Polish-French filmmaker, who made his first films in Poland and is admired as a representative of Polish culture. American officials asked the Polish to arrest Roman Polanski when he traveled to the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw. Poland is an American ally, but officials there refused to imprison the director, 81, and send him to America. Polanski fled the US in 1978 after admitting to raping a 13-year-old girl. He has been evading the American justice system ever since
|
U.S.
|
[
"America",
"American",
"U.S.",
"US"
] |
{
"passage": 3384,
"query": 5192
}
|
Query: Polish authorities questioned him there because of the @placeholder request, but refused to arrest him.
Entities: US, Poland, French, Polanski, U.S., America, Holocaust, Warsaw, Polish, American, POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, Oscar, Roman Polanski
Passage: An adviser to the Polish president accused U.S. authorities on Monday of 'absolute ignorance' in seeking the arrest of film director Roman Polanski, a Holocaust survivor, while he was in Poland last week for the opening of a Jewish history museum. The comments underline the dilemma of Poland in the face of continued attempts by the U.S. to seek Polanski's arrest on 1977 charges of having sex with a minor. Poland is a close US ally. But the Polish political class has shown a strong aversion to arresting and extraditing the Oscar-winning Polish-French filmmaker, who made his first films in Poland and is admired as a representative of Polish culture. American officials asked the Polish to arrest Roman Polanski when he traveled to the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw. Poland is an American ally, but officials there refused to imprison the director, 81, and send him to America. Polanski fled the US in 1978 after admitting to raping a 13-year-old girl. He has been evading the American justice system ever since
|
US
|
[
"iPad"
] |
{
"passage": 3385,
"query": 5193
}
|
Query: Some carriers, however, are happy to throw out @placeholder and live TV as an added perk.
Entities: Row 44, Aircraft Interior Expo, Southwest Airlines, Hamburg, iPad, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- Few things distract from the discomfort of flying better than a decent roster of films on the seatback in front of you. As technology progresses, however, those imbedded screens may soon go the way of the dinosaurs. The question is, will passengers be better off for it? At the annual Aircraft Interior Expo in Hamburg next week, exhibitors will showcase the latest innovations in the aviation industry. Front and center is Row 44, an in-fight internet provider that has recently added live TV and video-on-demand to the list of services it offers airlines. Rather than tune in to a seatback consol, passengers stream the content directly to their personal devices. More airlines are using passengers' own tech to deliver in-flight entertainment. Southwest Airlines, which streams live TV directly to customers' devices, says they save on fuel and hardware installation. Live TV, iPad rental and video-on-demand are a few tactics airlines are using to bolster ancillary revenue. In some cases, the content available to passengers is more limited when streamed to their devices
|
iPad
|
[
"McMullen",
"Shane McMullen"
] |
{
"passage": 3386,
"query": 5194
}
|
Query: Victim: @placeholder told the court: 'She just started going loopy like screaming and shouting all the time and throwing stuff about in the house'
Entities: McMullen, Lizzie Edmonds, Burnley Crown Court, Lancashire, Rhiann Burnie, Burnley, Burnie, Shane McMullen
Passage: By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 04:45 EST, 6 January 2014 | UPDATED: 05:40 EST, 6 January 2014 Jailed: Rhiann Burnie from Burnley, Lancashire has been sentenced to two years and eight months A young mother who left her boyfriend fighting for his life after she stabbed him for not calling her while on a night out has been jailed. Rhiann Burnie, 21, punched bricklayer Shane McMullen, 23, then knifed him in the shoulder when he returned from a night out with friends. She then casually lit up a cigarette while standing over his blood-soaked body. Rhiann Burnie jailed for two years and eight months at Burnley Crown Court. Punched and stabbed partner Shane McMullen after a night out. Injuries so severe paramedics who treated him thought he was dead. Mr McMullen has suffered nightmares about being stabbed since attack. Burnie tried to attack him on two previous occasions with knife
|
McMullen
|
[
"McMullen",
"Shane McMullen"
] |
{
"passage": 3386,
"query": 5194
}
|
Query: Victim: @placeholder told the court: 'She just started going loopy like screaming and shouting all the time and throwing stuff about in the house'
Entities: McMullen, Lizzie Edmonds, Burnley Crown Court, Lancashire, Rhiann Burnie, Burnley, Burnie, Shane McMullen
Passage: By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 04:45 EST, 6 January 2014 | UPDATED: 05:40 EST, 6 January 2014 Jailed: Rhiann Burnie from Burnley, Lancashire has been sentenced to two years and eight months A young mother who left her boyfriend fighting for his life after she stabbed him for not calling her while on a night out has been jailed. Rhiann Burnie, 21, punched bricklayer Shane McMullen, 23, then knifed him in the shoulder when he returned from a night out with friends. She then casually lit up a cigarette while standing over his blood-soaked body. Rhiann Burnie jailed for two years and eight months at Burnley Crown Court. Punched and stabbed partner Shane McMullen after a night out. Injuries so severe paramedics who treated him thought he was dead. Mr McMullen has suffered nightmares about being stabbed since attack. Burnie tried to attack him on two previous occasions with knife
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Shane McMullen
|
[
"Mance",
"Peter Mance"
] |
{
"passage": 3387,
"query": 5195
}
|
Query: While she mostly travels for work, Mance says taking @placeholder on trips since he was diagnosed with autism at age 2½ helped him not get "rutted into routine."
Entities: Mance, Disney World, Kim Mance, Traveling, Peter Mance, Galavanting, CNN, Stephen, Travel Blog Exchange
Passage: (CNN) -- Twelve-year-old Peter Mance knows every street before he sets foot in a city. It's not because he's visited before. It's because he's autistic and has an uncanny ability to memorize maps. "He's actually a big help when traveling," jokes his mother, Kim Mance, founder of women's travel blog Galavanting and the Travel Blog Exchange, a community of travel writers and bloggers. Mance's other son, 10-year-old son Stephen, has used a wheelchair since surgery to remove a spinal tumor left him paralyzed from the waist down. Mance always has to make extra phone calls to ensure there's an accessible subway or hotel room, but that hasn't stopped her from vacationing with her sons all over the world. Vacationing with disabled children may be challenging, but parents say it's worth the effort. Traveling may help autistic children break up rigid routines. Disney World provides incredible service to disabled kids, moms and travel experts say
|
Mance
|
[
"Mance",
"Peter Mance"
] |
{
"passage": 3387,
"query": 5195
}
|
Query: While she mostly travels for work, Mance says taking @placeholder on trips since he was diagnosed with autism at age 2½ helped him not get "rutted into routine."
Entities: Mance, Disney World, Kim Mance, Traveling, Peter Mance, Galavanting, CNN, Stephen, Travel Blog Exchange
Passage: (CNN) -- Twelve-year-old Peter Mance knows every street before he sets foot in a city. It's not because he's visited before. It's because he's autistic and has an uncanny ability to memorize maps. "He's actually a big help when traveling," jokes his mother, Kim Mance, founder of women's travel blog Galavanting and the Travel Blog Exchange, a community of travel writers and bloggers. Mance's other son, 10-year-old son Stephen, has used a wheelchair since surgery to remove a spinal tumor left him paralyzed from the waist down. Mance always has to make extra phone calls to ensure there's an accessible subway or hotel room, but that hasn't stopped her from vacationing with her sons all over the world. Vacationing with disabled children may be challenging, but parents say it's worth the effort. Traveling may help autistic children break up rigid routines. Disney World provides incredible service to disabled kids, moms and travel experts say
|
Peter Mance
|
[
"Mance",
"Peter Mance"
] |
{
"passage": 3387,
"query": 5196
}
|
Query: Though Mance says @placeholder looks forward to each excursion, not all autistic children handle new adventures well.
Entities: Mance, Disney World, Kim Mance, Traveling, Peter Mance, Galavanting, CNN, Stephen, Travel Blog Exchange
Passage: (CNN) -- Twelve-year-old Peter Mance knows every street before he sets foot in a city. It's not because he's visited before. It's because he's autistic and has an uncanny ability to memorize maps. "He's actually a big help when traveling," jokes his mother, Kim Mance, founder of women's travel blog Galavanting and the Travel Blog Exchange, a community of travel writers and bloggers. Mance's other son, 10-year-old son Stephen, has used a wheelchair since surgery to remove a spinal tumor left him paralyzed from the waist down. Mance always has to make extra phone calls to ensure there's an accessible subway or hotel room, but that hasn't stopped her from vacationing with her sons all over the world. Vacationing with disabled children may be challenging, but parents say it's worth the effort. Traveling may help autistic children break up rigid routines. Disney World provides incredible service to disabled kids, moms and travel experts say
|
Mance
|
[
"Mance",
"Peter Mance"
] |
{
"passage": 3387,
"query": 5196
}
|
Query: Though Mance says @placeholder looks forward to each excursion, not all autistic children handle new adventures well.
Entities: Mance, Disney World, Kim Mance, Traveling, Peter Mance, Galavanting, CNN, Stephen, Travel Blog Exchange
Passage: (CNN) -- Twelve-year-old Peter Mance knows every street before he sets foot in a city. It's not because he's visited before. It's because he's autistic and has an uncanny ability to memorize maps. "He's actually a big help when traveling," jokes his mother, Kim Mance, founder of women's travel blog Galavanting and the Travel Blog Exchange, a community of travel writers and bloggers. Mance's other son, 10-year-old son Stephen, has used a wheelchair since surgery to remove a spinal tumor left him paralyzed from the waist down. Mance always has to make extra phone calls to ensure there's an accessible subway or hotel room, but that hasn't stopped her from vacationing with her sons all over the world. Vacationing with disabled children may be challenging, but parents say it's worth the effort. Traveling may help autistic children break up rigid routines. Disney World provides incredible service to disabled kids, moms and travel experts say
|
Peter Mance
|
[
"Disney World"
] |
{
"passage": 3387,
"query": 5197
}
|
Query: @placeholder also permits a family member to test a ride -- without waiting in line twice -- to gauge how a disabled child may react before he or she gets on.
Entities: Mance, Disney World, Kim Mance, Traveling, Peter Mance, Galavanting, CNN, Stephen, Travel Blog Exchange
Passage: (CNN) -- Twelve-year-old Peter Mance knows every street before he sets foot in a city. It's not because he's visited before. It's because he's autistic and has an uncanny ability to memorize maps. "He's actually a big help when traveling," jokes his mother, Kim Mance, founder of women's travel blog Galavanting and the Travel Blog Exchange, a community of travel writers and bloggers. Mance's other son, 10-year-old son Stephen, has used a wheelchair since surgery to remove a spinal tumor left him paralyzed from the waist down. Mance always has to make extra phone calls to ensure there's an accessible subway or hotel room, but that hasn't stopped her from vacationing with her sons all over the world. Vacationing with disabled children may be challenging, but parents say it's worth the effort. Traveling may help autistic children break up rigid routines. Disney World provides incredible service to disabled kids, moms and travel experts say
|
Disney World
|
[
"Richmond"
] |
{
"passage": 3388,
"query": 5198
}
|
Query: His death was the 33rd homicide victim in @placeholder in 2009.
Entities: Google, California, Daily Mail, MailOnline, Google Earth, Richmond, Kevin Barrera, Jose Barrera
Passage: By Daily Mail Reporter Google has committed to removing a satellite image from its maps that shows the body of a 14-year-old who was murdered in Richmond, California in 2009. The boy's father Jose Barrera learned of the image earlier this week and asked that the web giant remove the shot. In a statement to MailOnline a Google spokesperson said the company has decided to make an exception to its usual procedure and replace the image as soon as possible. Grisly reminder: The body of 14-year-old Kevin Barrera can be seen on this Google Earth image. His body, which has been blurred by MailOnline, is at the bottom of the image as officers gather above. Dead body of Kevin Barrera, 14, can be seen on Google Earth image. Father Jose Barrera pleaded with the company to replace it after seeing it this week. Google has agreed to replace it within eight days. Teenager was found battered and shot to death beside train tracks in 2009 and the murder has never been solved
|
Richmond
|
[
"Vietnam",
"Vietnamese"
] |
{
"passage": 3389,
"query": 5199
}
|
Query: After pool play, the best of two finals series was played out between Thailand and @placeholder.
Entities: NHA TRANG, Clinton Rowling, South East Asian, Ho Chi Minh, ASEAN Cup, Hanoi, Vietnam, Vietnamese, Thailand, Uncle Ho, Daniel
Passage: NHA TRANG, Vietnam -- Editor's note: Football fans Daniel and Clinton Rowling were in Vietnam late December when the country won a major tournament for the first time. The event sparked wild celebrations in the South East Asian nation but joy soon turned to carnage as five people died and dozens were injured in the celebrations. They share their story. Celebration time: Five people were killed on Vietnamese roads as football joy got out of control. After spending a month in Vietnam we can safely say that the Vietnamese are passionate about three things: Ho Chi Minh, or Uncle Ho as the locals call him; football; and the tourist dollar. Daniel and Clinton Rowling in Vietnam when the country wins ASEAN Cup. Vietnam defeated Thailand in Hanoi to claim the trophy for the first time. In the post-match celebrations five people were killed and dozens injured
|
Vietnam
|
[
"Vietnam",
"Vietnamese"
] |
{
"passage": 3389,
"query": 5199
}
|
Query: After pool play, the best of two finals series was played out between Thailand and @placeholder.
Entities: NHA TRANG, Clinton Rowling, South East Asian, Ho Chi Minh, ASEAN Cup, Hanoi, Vietnam, Vietnamese, Thailand, Uncle Ho, Daniel
Passage: NHA TRANG, Vietnam -- Editor's note: Football fans Daniel and Clinton Rowling were in Vietnam late December when the country won a major tournament for the first time. The event sparked wild celebrations in the South East Asian nation but joy soon turned to carnage as five people died and dozens were injured in the celebrations. They share their story. Celebration time: Five people were killed on Vietnamese roads as football joy got out of control. After spending a month in Vietnam we can safely say that the Vietnamese are passionate about three things: Ho Chi Minh, or Uncle Ho as the locals call him; football; and the tourist dollar. Daniel and Clinton Rowling in Vietnam when the country wins ASEAN Cup. Vietnam defeated Thailand in Hanoi to claim the trophy for the first time. In the post-match celebrations five people were killed and dozens injured
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Vietnamese
|
[
"Vietnam",
"Vietnamese"
] |
{
"passage": 3389,
"query": 5200
}
|
Query: The reverse leg was played in Hanoi, the capital city of @placeholder.
Entities: NHA TRANG, Clinton Rowling, South East Asian, Ho Chi Minh, ASEAN Cup, Hanoi, Vietnam, Vietnamese, Thailand, Uncle Ho, Daniel
Passage: NHA TRANG, Vietnam -- Editor's note: Football fans Daniel and Clinton Rowling were in Vietnam late December when the country won a major tournament for the first time. The event sparked wild celebrations in the South East Asian nation but joy soon turned to carnage as five people died and dozens were injured in the celebrations. They share their story. Celebration time: Five people were killed on Vietnamese roads as football joy got out of control. After spending a month in Vietnam we can safely say that the Vietnamese are passionate about three things: Ho Chi Minh, or Uncle Ho as the locals call him; football; and the tourist dollar. Daniel and Clinton Rowling in Vietnam when the country wins ASEAN Cup. Vietnam defeated Thailand in Hanoi to claim the trophy for the first time. In the post-match celebrations five people were killed and dozens injured
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Vietnam
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[
"Vietnam",
"Vietnamese"
] |
{
"passage": 3389,
"query": 5200
}
|
Query: The reverse leg was played in Hanoi, the capital city of @placeholder.
Entities: NHA TRANG, Clinton Rowling, South East Asian, Ho Chi Minh, ASEAN Cup, Hanoi, Vietnam, Vietnamese, Thailand, Uncle Ho, Daniel
Passage: NHA TRANG, Vietnam -- Editor's note: Football fans Daniel and Clinton Rowling were in Vietnam late December when the country won a major tournament for the first time. The event sparked wild celebrations in the South East Asian nation but joy soon turned to carnage as five people died and dozens were injured in the celebrations. They share their story. Celebration time: Five people were killed on Vietnamese roads as football joy got out of control. After spending a month in Vietnam we can safely say that the Vietnamese are passionate about three things: Ho Chi Minh, or Uncle Ho as the locals call him; football; and the tourist dollar. Daniel and Clinton Rowling in Vietnam when the country wins ASEAN Cup. Vietnam defeated Thailand in Hanoi to claim the trophy for the first time. In the post-match celebrations five people were killed and dozens injured
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Vietnamese
|
[
"Vietnam",
"Vietnamese"
] |
{
"passage": 3389,
"query": 5201
}
|
Query: @placeholder's tactic of playing breakaway "Kung fu" style football was looking largely ineffective against the more structured, controlled and dominant Thai approach.
Entities: NHA TRANG, Clinton Rowling, South East Asian, Ho Chi Minh, ASEAN Cup, Hanoi, Vietnam, Vietnamese, Thailand, Uncle Ho, Daniel
Passage: NHA TRANG, Vietnam -- Editor's note: Football fans Daniel and Clinton Rowling were in Vietnam late December when the country won a major tournament for the first time. The event sparked wild celebrations in the South East Asian nation but joy soon turned to carnage as five people died and dozens were injured in the celebrations. They share their story. Celebration time: Five people were killed on Vietnamese roads as football joy got out of control. After spending a month in Vietnam we can safely say that the Vietnamese are passionate about three things: Ho Chi Minh, or Uncle Ho as the locals call him; football; and the tourist dollar. Daniel and Clinton Rowling in Vietnam when the country wins ASEAN Cup. Vietnam defeated Thailand in Hanoi to claim the trophy for the first time. In the post-match celebrations five people were killed and dozens injured
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Vietnam
|
[
"Vietnam",
"Vietnamese"
] |
{
"passage": 3389,
"query": 5201
}
|
Query: @placeholder's tactic of playing breakaway "Kung fu" style football was looking largely ineffective against the more structured, controlled and dominant Thai approach.
Entities: NHA TRANG, Clinton Rowling, South East Asian, Ho Chi Minh, ASEAN Cup, Hanoi, Vietnam, Vietnamese, Thailand, Uncle Ho, Daniel
Passage: NHA TRANG, Vietnam -- Editor's note: Football fans Daniel and Clinton Rowling were in Vietnam late December when the country won a major tournament for the first time. The event sparked wild celebrations in the South East Asian nation but joy soon turned to carnage as five people died and dozens were injured in the celebrations. They share their story. Celebration time: Five people were killed on Vietnamese roads as football joy got out of control. After spending a month in Vietnam we can safely say that the Vietnamese are passionate about three things: Ho Chi Minh, or Uncle Ho as the locals call him; football; and the tourist dollar. Daniel and Clinton Rowling in Vietnam when the country wins ASEAN Cup. Vietnam defeated Thailand in Hanoi to claim the trophy for the first time. In the post-match celebrations five people were killed and dozens injured
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Vietnamese
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[
"Thailand"
] |
{
"passage": 3389,
"query": 5202
}
|
Query: Vietnam's tactic of playing breakaway "Kung fu" style football was looking largely ineffective against the more structured, controlled and dominant @placeholder approach.
Entities: NHA TRANG, Clinton Rowling, South East Asian, Ho Chi Minh, ASEAN Cup, Hanoi, Vietnam, Vietnamese, Thailand, Uncle Ho, Daniel
Passage: NHA TRANG, Vietnam -- Editor's note: Football fans Daniel and Clinton Rowling were in Vietnam late December when the country won a major tournament for the first time. The event sparked wild celebrations in the South East Asian nation but joy soon turned to carnage as five people died and dozens were injured in the celebrations. They share their story. Celebration time: Five people were killed on Vietnamese roads as football joy got out of control. After spending a month in Vietnam we can safely say that the Vietnamese are passionate about three things: Ho Chi Minh, or Uncle Ho as the locals call him; football; and the tourist dollar. Daniel and Clinton Rowling in Vietnam when the country wins ASEAN Cup. Vietnam defeated Thailand in Hanoi to claim the trophy for the first time. In the post-match celebrations five people were killed and dozens injured
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Thailand
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[
"Alan Irvine"
] |
{
"passage": 3390,
"query": 5203
}
|
Query: In charge: @placeholder hopes to guide West Brom higher than last season's 17th place in the Premier League
Entities: Jeremy Peace, West Brom, Manchester City, Barclays Premier League, Pepe Mel, Alan Irvine, Dynamo Kiev, Peace, Baggies, Press Association, Terry Burton, Albion, Premier League, Brown Ideye, Joleon Lescott
Passage: By Press Association Reporter West Brom chairman Jeremy Peace feels Albion's overhaul this summer has left them a much 'happier' and 'calmer' club. Since finishing the 2013/14 Barclays Premier League season one place above the relegation zone, the Baggies have appointed Terry Burton as technical director, replaced head coach Pepe Mel with Alan Irvine and brought in 11 new players. Two draws and a loss so far have amounted to a somewhat underwhelming start to their 2014/15 campaign, but Peace is pleased with the revamp that has occurred and is looking ahead in optimistic mood. Poised: Former Manchester City defender Joleon Lescott has yet to make his competitive debut for West Brom. The Baggies narrowly avoid relegation from the Premier League last season. New Manager Alan Irvine has brought in 11 new players this summer. Transfers include £10m club record signing Brown Ideye from Dynamo Kiev. Two draws and a loss mean West Brom have started the season slowly
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Alan Irvine
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[
"Arsenal"
] |
{
"passage": 3391,
"query": 5204
}
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Query: His recovery time between matches for @placeholder and England this season:
Entities: Chambers, Jefferson Montero, Liberty Stadium, Scotland, Swansea, England, Saints, Arsenal, Celtic Park, Slovenia, Euro 2016, Southampton, Calum Chambers
Passage: By common consensus, Calum Chambers was rinsed by Swansea winger Jefferson Montero during Arsenal’s 2-1 defeat at the Liberty Stadium last Sunday. A day later he joined up with the England squad, preparing for a Euro 2016 qualifier against Slovenia on Saturday and the friendly at Celtic Park against Scotland on Tuesday. There is no respite. The idea was to protect this kid, to nurture one of the genuine talents in the game. Instead we are hell bent on burning him out. A weary Calum Chambers was given a roasting by Jefferson Montero at Swansea on Sunday Chambers' recovery time (in days) between matches at Southampton last season:. Calum Chambers is playing too much football and it is burning him out. He played 24 times last season - already this term he has 20 appearances. Chambers had much more recovery time at Southampton than at Arsenal. He played on average every 12.5 days at Saints - now it's every 4.5 days. Chambers endured a torrid game against Jefferson Montero on Sunday in Arsenal's 2-1 loss at Swansea
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Arsenal
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[
"Tottenham"
] |
{
"passage": 3392,
"query": 5205
}
|
Query: "Maybe the second (@placeholder) goal was decisive because we wanted to get to halftime with a two-goal lead, but we had an outstanding spirit and we have to keep battling to the last day."
Entities: Tottenham, Rafael van der Vaart, Birmingham, north London derby, Tom Huddlestone, Manchester United, English Premier League, Arsenal, Premier League, Chelsea, CNN, Florent Malouda, London, Newcastle
Passage: (CNN) -- Tottenham fought back to clinch a 3-3 draw with Arsenal that further dented their north London rivals' English Premier League title hopes as another capital club, Chelsea, claimed second place on Wednesday. Arsenal led 3-1 five minutes before halftime, but fifth-placed Tottenham rallied with a stunning strike from Tom Huddlestone and then a Rafael van der Vaart penalty after the break. The result allowed defending champions Chelsea to go second on goal difference after a 3-1 victory at home to Birmingham, leaving Manchester United six points clear with five games to play after Tuesday's 0-0 draw with Newcastle. Manchester United lead Premier League by six points with six matches to play. Defending champions Chelsea go above Arsenal into second on goal difference. Arsenal blow a 3-1 lead in six-goal north London derby draw away to Tottenham. Chelsea capitalize with 3-1 victory over Birmingham as Florent Malouda scores twice
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Tottenham
|
[
"Brittany Maynard"
] |
{
"passage": 3393,
"query": 5206
}
|
Query: Pictured here is @placeholder with her husband on their wedding day
Entities: Mancini, Oregon, Barbara Mancini, Maynard, Portland, Philadelphia, Brittany Maynard, Compassion & Choices
Passage: With only hours left to live, cancer patient and right-to-die activist Brittany Maynard took the time to reach out to a stranger whom she had come to view as a kindred spirit. Maynard, the 29-year-old newlywed suffering from terminal brain cancer who has emerged as the face of the death-with-dignity movement, passed away peacefully at her Portland, Oregon, home November 1 after taking a lethal drug. In the hours before she ended her life, Maynard sent an email to Barbara Mancini, a former nurse from Philadelphia, who had written to her in late October to express her support for her controversial decision. Brittany Maynard, 29, sent email to former Philadelphia nurse Barbara Mancini before ending her life November 1. Mancini, 58, was arrested last year for giving her terminally ill father morphine to end his life. Maynard has become the face of the right-to-die with dignity movement spearheaded by the group Compassion & Choices. 'Stories like yours and mine put human faces on a controversial topic that many politicians are happy to sweep under the rug,' Maynard wrote
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Brittany Maynard
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[
"Compassion & Choices"
] |
{
"passage": 3393,
"query": 5207
}
|
Query: Late last month, Mancini quit her job as a nurse to become a spokesperson for @placeholder advocating for more death with dignity laws.
Entities: Mancini, Oregon, Barbara Mancini, Maynard, Portland, Philadelphia, Brittany Maynard, Compassion & Choices
Passage: With only hours left to live, cancer patient and right-to-die activist Brittany Maynard took the time to reach out to a stranger whom she had come to view as a kindred spirit. Maynard, the 29-year-old newlywed suffering from terminal brain cancer who has emerged as the face of the death-with-dignity movement, passed away peacefully at her Portland, Oregon, home November 1 after taking a lethal drug. In the hours before she ended her life, Maynard sent an email to Barbara Mancini, a former nurse from Philadelphia, who had written to her in late October to express her support for her controversial decision. Brittany Maynard, 29, sent email to former Philadelphia nurse Barbara Mancini before ending her life November 1. Mancini, 58, was arrested last year for giving her terminally ill father morphine to end his life. Maynard has become the face of the right-to-die with dignity movement spearheaded by the group Compassion & Choices. 'Stories like yours and mine put human faces on a controversial topic that many politicians are happy to sweep under the rug,' Maynard wrote
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Compassion & Choices
|
[
"Susan"
] |
{
"passage": 3394,
"query": 5208
}
|
Query: @placeholder, 50, said: 'The problem is social services didn't maintain a proper care package for Minetta.
Entities: Deprivation of Liberty Safeguard, Rosemary, Minetta, Liberty Safeguard, Leeds United, DoLS, Lee Peltier, Family, Manchester Royal Infirmary, D'borah, Angela, Britain, Minetta Webb, Susan
Passage: The family of a 107-year-old woman say police treated them like criminals after they were accused of abducting her from a hospital. Officers demanded that Minetta Webb - who is the second-oldest woman in Britain - be handed over by her family, who had taken her home from Manchester Royal Infirmary just hours earlier. Hospital staff claimed Minetta was subject to a Deprivation of Liberty Safeguard (DoLS) order. The family of 107-year-old Minetta Webb (centre) say they were accused of abducting her from Manchester Royal Infirmary. Pictured are daughters Rosemary, 76 and Angela, 68, with grand-daughters Susan, 50 and D'borah, 53. Minetta Webb, who is the second oldest woman in Britain, was taken home by relatives from Manchester Royal Infirmary. She had been treated for an eye infection, but had developed bed sores. Family believed Minetta would improve with 24-hour care at home. But hospital claimed she was under a Deprivation of Liberty Safeguard order and called the police. Family 'shocked' when police demanded they hand over the 107-year-old. Minetta is the great-grandmother of Leeds United captain Lee Peltier
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Susan
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[
"America",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5209
}
|
Query: That increasing reliance on community support shows that the @placeholder program for resettling refugees needs reform, resettlement agencies argue.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
|
America
|
[
"America",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5209
}
|
Query: That increasing reliance on community support shows that the @placeholder program for resettling refugees needs reform, resettlement agencies argue.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
|
U.S.
|
[
"America",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5209
}
|
Query: That increasing reliance on community support shows that the @placeholder program for resettling refugees needs reform, resettlement agencies argue.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
|
United States
|
[
"America",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5210
}
|
Query: The public-private partnership that has been the "genius" of the @placeholder program has "fallen out of balance," with the private sector is bearing much of the cost, these agencies say.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
|
America
|
[
"America",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5210
}
|
Query: The public-private partnership that has been the "genius" of the @placeholder program has "fallen out of balance," with the private sector is bearing much of the cost, these agencies say.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
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U.S.
|
[
"America",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5210
}
|
Query: The public-private partnership that has been the "genius" of the @placeholder program has "fallen out of balance," with the private sector is bearing much of the cost, these agencies say.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
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United States
|
[
"Atlanta"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5211
}
|
Query: Back in @placeholder, Zainab Ibrahim makes no bones about how she feels: She wants work in her field, as an accountant, not just any job.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
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Atlanta
|
[
"America",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5212
}
|
Query: She reminds herself that she survived the war and is still living a dream in @placeholder.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
|
America
|
[
"America",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5212
}
|
Query: She reminds herself that she survived the war and is still living a dream in @placeholder.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
|
U.S.
|
[
"America",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 3395,
"query": 5212
}
|
Query: She reminds herself that she survived the war and is still living a dream in @placeholder.
Entities: Finance Ministry, Jordan, United States, FY 2008, Zainab Ibrahim, Georgia, U.S., State Department, Ibrahim, America, Atlanta, CNN, Iraqi, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- Of all of the calculations Zainab Ibrahim made during her accounting career in Baghdad, this one was a snap. Iraqi refugee Zainab Ibrahim lives in a modest, sparsely furnished apartment outside Atlanta, Georgia. After a bullet whizzed by her head and death threats showed up at her doorstep, it was time, she figured, to leave. She went to Jordan four years ago and arrived last June at her ultimate destination -- the United States. Once a target of insurgents because her job at the Iraqi Finance Ministry involved working with the U.S. military, Ibrahim is now trying to avoid another pitfall -- falling through the cracks of America's recession. More than 60,000 refugees were admitted to the U.S. in FY 2008. Finding jobs proves difficult as U.S. economy in downturn. State Department allocation for living expenses per refugee on arrival is $450. Charities, churches can take up the slack but they are feeling the recession pinch
|
United States
|
[
"FIFA"
] |
{
"passage": 3396,
"query": 5213
}
|
Query: But at a time when @placeholder and UEFA can't even agree on how best to referee the penalty area, raising the concern that there is an alarming lack of consistency seems perfectly reasonable.
Entities: World Cup, Collina, Keith Hackett, England, Pierluigi Collina, UEFA, Politics, Mike Riley, European Championship, Michel Platini, Champions League, Ed Sheeran, Premier League, Sepp Blatter, FIFA, Mark Clattenburg
Passage: Pierluigi Collina had spent the best part of half an hour happily explaining why additional referees are the best way of eradicating mistakes in the penalty area when I asked him why FIFA had not bought into his ideas. It is a curious situation for football at the very highest level, after all; the fact that two extra officials will be present at Champions League matches and at a European Championship but are nowhere to be seen come the World Cup. It's as if they are ignoring one of the finest referees football has ever seen. Someone surely worth listening to in his role as UEFA's refereeing chief. 'Politics?' I asked Collina, my inference being that common sense has lost out to the apparent power struggle between Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini over the use of goal-line technology. For the first time the otherwise ebullient Collina fell silent. Mark Clattenburg was punished after going to see an Ed Sheeran concert. But he is among the best referees in the Premier League and makes every effort to make the correct decisions. Keith Hackett has criticised the standard of refereeing in England. Chief Mike Riley has overseen a rise in standards over the last five years
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FIFA
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[
"Andy",
"Andy Murray"
] |
{
"passage": 3397,
"query": 5214
}
|
Query: Kim looked pensive as she walked down to her seat today as she went to support her fiance @placeholder in the Australian Open, she wore a dark navy dress and simple sandals
Entities: Andy, Kim Sears, WAG, Australian Open, Czech, Kim, Tomas, Tomas Berdych, Andy Murray, Ester Satorova
Passage: As Andy Murray battled it out against Tomas Berdych during the semi-finals of the Australian Open today, it wasn't just the on-court action that was getting everyone's attention. For on the sidelines, Andy's fiancee Kim Sears was facing a tennis WAG-off against Tomas' tanned model partner Ester Satorova for the second day running. The two women came face-to-face for a tense stand-off as they supported their respective partners at the sporting event - shouting and cheering in support. Scroll down for video Kim could not contain her joy as Andy won the semi-finals today playing against Czech tennis star Tomas Berdych. Kim Sears and Ester Satorova sat court-side at Australian Open. The two women were their to support their fiances in the semi-finals. Andy Murray took on Czech player Tomas Berdych
|
Andy
|
[
"Andy",
"Andy Murray"
] |
{
"passage": 3397,
"query": 5214
}
|
Query: Kim looked pensive as she walked down to her seat today as she went to support her fiance @placeholder in the Australian Open, she wore a dark navy dress and simple sandals
Entities: Andy, Kim Sears, WAG, Australian Open, Czech, Kim, Tomas, Tomas Berdych, Andy Murray, Ester Satorova
Passage: As Andy Murray battled it out against Tomas Berdych during the semi-finals of the Australian Open today, it wasn't just the on-court action that was getting everyone's attention. For on the sidelines, Andy's fiancee Kim Sears was facing a tennis WAG-off against Tomas' tanned model partner Ester Satorova for the second day running. The two women came face-to-face for a tense stand-off as they supported their respective partners at the sporting event - shouting and cheering in support. Scroll down for video Kim could not contain her joy as Andy won the semi-finals today playing against Czech tennis star Tomas Berdych. Kim Sears and Ester Satorova sat court-side at Australian Open. The two women were their to support their fiances in the semi-finals. Andy Murray took on Czech player Tomas Berdych
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Andy Murray
|
[
"Kim",
"Kim Sears"
] |
{
"passage": 3397,
"query": 5215
}
|
Query: @placeholder’s ring (seen yesterday during Murray’s match) is said to be platinum featuring a brilliant-cut diamond of around 3.5 carats, surrounded by smaller stones.
Entities: Andy, Kim Sears, WAG, Australian Open, Czech, Kim, Tomas, Tomas Berdych, Andy Murray, Ester Satorova
Passage: As Andy Murray battled it out against Tomas Berdych during the semi-finals of the Australian Open today, it wasn't just the on-court action that was getting everyone's attention. For on the sidelines, Andy's fiancee Kim Sears was facing a tennis WAG-off against Tomas' tanned model partner Ester Satorova for the second day running. The two women came face-to-face for a tense stand-off as they supported their respective partners at the sporting event - shouting and cheering in support. Scroll down for video Kim could not contain her joy as Andy won the semi-finals today playing against Czech tennis star Tomas Berdych. Kim Sears and Ester Satorova sat court-side at Australian Open. The two women were their to support their fiances in the semi-finals. Andy Murray took on Czech player Tomas Berdych
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Kim
|
[
"Kim",
"Kim Sears"
] |
{
"passage": 3397,
"query": 5215
}
|
Query: @placeholder’s ring (seen yesterday during Murray’s match) is said to be platinum featuring a brilliant-cut diamond of around 3.5 carats, surrounded by smaller stones.
Entities: Andy, Kim Sears, WAG, Australian Open, Czech, Kim, Tomas, Tomas Berdych, Andy Murray, Ester Satorova
Passage: As Andy Murray battled it out against Tomas Berdych during the semi-finals of the Australian Open today, it wasn't just the on-court action that was getting everyone's attention. For on the sidelines, Andy's fiancee Kim Sears was facing a tennis WAG-off against Tomas' tanned model partner Ester Satorova for the second day running. The two women came face-to-face for a tense stand-off as they supported their respective partners at the sporting event - shouting and cheering in support. Scroll down for video Kim could not contain her joy as Andy won the semi-finals today playing against Czech tennis star Tomas Berdych. Kim Sears and Ester Satorova sat court-side at Australian Open. The two women were their to support their fiances in the semi-finals. Andy Murray took on Czech player Tomas Berdych
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Kim Sears
|
[
"Kim",
"Kim Sears"
] |
{
"passage": 3397,
"query": 5216
}
|
Query: Murray proposed to @placeholder after nine years last year with a 3.5-carat platinum diamond ring, which he is said to have selected himself.
Entities: Andy, Kim Sears, WAG, Australian Open, Czech, Kim, Tomas, Tomas Berdych, Andy Murray, Ester Satorova
Passage: As Andy Murray battled it out against Tomas Berdych during the semi-finals of the Australian Open today, it wasn't just the on-court action that was getting everyone's attention. For on the sidelines, Andy's fiancee Kim Sears was facing a tennis WAG-off against Tomas' tanned model partner Ester Satorova for the second day running. The two women came face-to-face for a tense stand-off as they supported their respective partners at the sporting event - shouting and cheering in support. Scroll down for video Kim could not contain her joy as Andy won the semi-finals today playing against Czech tennis star Tomas Berdych. Kim Sears and Ester Satorova sat court-side at Australian Open. The two women were their to support their fiances in the semi-finals. Andy Murray took on Czech player Tomas Berdych
|
Kim
|
[
"Kim",
"Kim Sears"
] |
{
"passage": 3397,
"query": 5216
}
|
Query: Murray proposed to @placeholder after nine years last year with a 3.5-carat platinum diamond ring, which he is said to have selected himself.
Entities: Andy, Kim Sears, WAG, Australian Open, Czech, Kim, Tomas, Tomas Berdych, Andy Murray, Ester Satorova
Passage: As Andy Murray battled it out against Tomas Berdych during the semi-finals of the Australian Open today, it wasn't just the on-court action that was getting everyone's attention. For on the sidelines, Andy's fiancee Kim Sears was facing a tennis WAG-off against Tomas' tanned model partner Ester Satorova for the second day running. The two women came face-to-face for a tense stand-off as they supported their respective partners at the sporting event - shouting and cheering in support. Scroll down for video Kim could not contain her joy as Andy won the semi-finals today playing against Czech tennis star Tomas Berdych. Kim Sears and Ester Satorova sat court-side at Australian Open. The two women were their to support their fiances in the semi-finals. Andy Murray took on Czech player Tomas Berdych
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Kim Sears
|
[
"Jenna Gassew"
] |
{
"passage": 3398,
"query": 5217
}
|
Query: UPDATE: Over the weekend, the couple's Facebook supporters were treated to a heartwarming public message written by @placeholder's father in praise of his daughter and son-in-law.
Entities: Philadelphia Phillies, Shane Michael Haley, Facebook, Jenna Gassew, Shane, Empire State Building, Prayers for Shane, Pop-Pop, CNN, Philadelphia, Dan Haley
Passage: (CNN) -- Before he was even born, Shane Michael Haley had met the Philadelphia Phillies, been to the top of the Empire State Building and shared a cheesesteak with his parents. The priceless moments were part of a bucket list that Jenna Gassew and Dan Haley created after Shane was diagnosed in the womb with anencephaly, a birth defect in which a baby is born without parts of the brain and skull. The life expectancy for babies born with anencephaly is a few hours to a few days at most. The Philadelphia couple made it through the list before baby Shane was born at 2:25 a.m. Thursday, according to their Facebook page, "Prayers for Shane." He died a few hours later. NEW: Shane's "Pop-Pop" posts heartwarming message after page hacked over weekend. Shane Michael Haley was born at 2:35 a.m. Thursday, according to parents' Facebook page. Shane died almost four hours later at 6:15 a.m. His parents created bucket list after Shane was diagnosed with neural condition
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Jenna Gassew
|
[
"Facebook"
] |
{
"passage": 3398,
"query": 5218
}
|
Query: In the post, signed "Shane's Pop-Pop," he said he joined @placeholder last week so he could read the "heartfelt messages and comments" for baby Shane and his parents.
Entities: Philadelphia Phillies, Shane Michael Haley, Facebook, Jenna Gassew, Shane, Empire State Building, Prayers for Shane, Pop-Pop, CNN, Philadelphia, Dan Haley
Passage: (CNN) -- Before he was even born, Shane Michael Haley had met the Philadelphia Phillies, been to the top of the Empire State Building and shared a cheesesteak with his parents. The priceless moments were part of a bucket list that Jenna Gassew and Dan Haley created after Shane was diagnosed in the womb with anencephaly, a birth defect in which a baby is born without parts of the brain and skull. The life expectancy for babies born with anencephaly is a few hours to a few days at most. The Philadelphia couple made it through the list before baby Shane was born at 2:25 a.m. Thursday, according to their Facebook page, "Prayers for Shane." He died a few hours later. NEW: Shane's "Pop-Pop" posts heartwarming message after page hacked over weekend. Shane Michael Haley was born at 2:35 a.m. Thursday, according to parents' Facebook page. Shane died almost four hours later at 6:15 a.m. His parents created bucket list after Shane was diagnosed with neural condition
|
Facebook
|
[
"Donald Trump"
] |
{
"passage": 3399,
"query": 5219
}
|
Query: London Mayor Boris Johnson obviously still has some way to go to raise his profile stateside, after being stopped by someone who thought he was another tousled haired blond: @placeholder
Entities: US, Westminster, Queen, Boris Johnson, Britain, George Osborne, U.S., Donald Trump, New York, Apollo, Americans, Boeing, London, British, Johnson, Washington, Smithsonian Air
Passage: Boris Johnson has dropped in on Washington's Smithsonian Air institute during his six-day jaunt to the U.S., but not before taking a swipe at George Osborne and suggesting Americans still wish they were ruled by the Queen. The London mayor yesterday called on the Chancellor to hand massive financial powers to cities to help 'detoxify' British politics. He further claimed that Westminster was going through a 'very rocky period' and devolution would help to 'electrify' the political scene. Later that day, after catching a train from New York to Washington, he visited the Smithsonian Air institute where he was pictured gazing at exhibits ranging from early Boeing models to the Apollo space missions. London mayor has visited the Smithsonian Air institute in Washington. Critics have questioned why Johnson is on 6-day, £25,000 trip to the US. During the visit, he also took a swipe at Chancellor George Osborne. He said Britain should decentralise massive financial powers to cities. Earlier, he said his unkempt mop of blond hair led to mistaken identity. He was accidentally mistaken for U.S. business tycoon Donald Trump. He also faced several questions about his dealings with the Queen. Claimed the interest showed U.S. wished independence never happened
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Donald Trump
|
[
"Indonesia",
"Indonesian"
] |
{
"passage": 3400,
"query": 5220
}
|
Query: @placeholder has long taken a tough line on drug smugglers and Widodo has made it clear he doesn't intend to introduce a policy of leniency.
Entities: Widodo, Australia, Indonesia, Sukumaran, Bali, Chan, Tony Abbott, Andrew Chan, Joko Widodo, Myuran Sukumaran, CNN, Indonesian, Australian
Passage: (CNN)Australia has again appealed to Indonesia's new president to spare two of its citizens who face execution by firing squad. The appeal came after President Joko Widodo rejected a plea for clemency from 31-year-old Andrew Chan, the ringleader of a failed bid to smuggle more than eight kilograms of heroin to Australia in 2005. Widodo had already turned down an appeal for clemency from Myuran Sukumaran, Chan's collaborator in the scheme, which included seven other people who are serving lengthy prison sentences. Together they are known as the "Bali 9." "While Australia respects Indonesia's sovereignty, we are asking that Indonesia reconsider its decision to execute two Australian citizens," Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said in statement. Indonesian leader rejects plea for clemency for Andrew Chan. Australian citizens Chan and Sukumaran to be executed for drug smuggling. Pair arrested in 2005 after being caught attempting to smuggle heroin to Australia
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Indonesia
|
[
"Indonesia",
"Indonesian"
] |
{
"passage": 3400,
"query": 5220
}
|
Query: @placeholder has long taken a tough line on drug smugglers and Widodo has made it clear he doesn't intend to introduce a policy of leniency.
Entities: Widodo, Australia, Indonesia, Sukumaran, Bali, Chan, Tony Abbott, Andrew Chan, Joko Widodo, Myuran Sukumaran, CNN, Indonesian, Australian
Passage: (CNN)Australia has again appealed to Indonesia's new president to spare two of its citizens who face execution by firing squad. The appeal came after President Joko Widodo rejected a plea for clemency from 31-year-old Andrew Chan, the ringleader of a failed bid to smuggle more than eight kilograms of heroin to Australia in 2005. Widodo had already turned down an appeal for clemency from Myuran Sukumaran, Chan's collaborator in the scheme, which included seven other people who are serving lengthy prison sentences. Together they are known as the "Bali 9." "While Australia respects Indonesia's sovereignty, we are asking that Indonesia reconsider its decision to execute two Australian citizens," Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said in statement. Indonesian leader rejects plea for clemency for Andrew Chan. Australian citizens Chan and Sukumaran to be executed for drug smuggling. Pair arrested in 2005 after being caught attempting to smuggle heroin to Australia
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Indonesian
|
[
"Rebecca"
] |
{
"passage": 3401,
"query": 5221
}
|
Query: @placeholder, whom his partner has admitted killing in a Spanish hotel room
Entities: Lianne, Rebecca, Smith, Lianne Smith, Spain, Sam Greenhill, Daniel, Jenifer Lahoz Abos
Passage: By Sam Greenhill PUBLISHED: 10:21 EST, 22 June 2012 | UPDATED: 12:09 EST, 22 June 2012 Facing prison: Handcuffed Lianne Smith leaving the court after being found guilty Killer mother Lianne Smith today vowed to appeal after being found guilty of murdering her two children in Spain. Her lawyer said she was in 'a bad way' after the verdicts but would fight her conviction for smothering Rebecca, five, and baby Daniel, 11 months. Jenifer Lahoz Abos said: 'Lianne suffers from psychosis and cannot be held criminally accountable for her actions. No mother in her right mind would chose to end the lives of her children. Smith facing 34 years jail after being unanimously convicted of two counts of murder last night. Her lawyer claims Smith is 'in a very bad way'
|
Rebecca
|
[
"California"
] |
{
"passage": 3402,
"query": 5222
}
|
Query: Hanson said such a law is already in place in @placeholder, requiring health care workers, teachers and others to report suspicions to police "regardless of what their institution does."
Entities: The Citadel, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, Santa Clara University, California, Kirk Hanson, CNN, Penn State
Passage: (CNN) -- Two schools: one a football powerhouse, steeped in athletic glory, and the other a bastion of military tradition. Each have faced allegations in recent weeks of child sexual abuse -- in the case of Penn State, by a former assistant football coach; at The Citadel, by an alumnus and former counselor at the college's summer camp. And in each case, the schools did not notify law enforcement after allegations were made, drawing criticism for apparently choosing to protect the institution's reputation ahead of protecting potential child victims -- something many find hard to understand. "I think this is a pattern which is not surprising," said Kirk Hanson, executive director of the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics and a social ethics professor at Santa Clara University in California. "Institutions would like to find a reason that they don't have to publicize their own failings. ... Institutions too often substitute their own interests for the interests of the victims. This is an institutional ethics problem, in general." Both Penn State and The Citadel are criticized for failing to report abuse allegations. Professor: "Institutions too often substitute their own interests for the interests of the victims" The phenomenon is not unique to universities, another expert says
|
California
|
[
"Ohio"
] |
{
"passage": 3403,
"query": 5223
}
|
Query: When that claim failed, Hartman had a new date set last year, but that was postponed because of a federal lawsuit over @placeholder's execution policy.
Entities: Brett Hartman, Daily Mail, Winda Snipes, Bret Hartman, Hartman, Akron, Ohio, Associated Press, Snipes
Passage: By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:47 EST, 13 November 2012 | UPDATED: 01:26 EST, 14 November 2012 Marked for death: Brett Hartman claims he had nothing to do with the brutal 1997 murder of Winda Snipes in Akron, Ohio A condemned killer who claimed he was wrongfully accused of stabbing a woman 138 times, slitting her throat and cutting off her hands was put to death today. Death row inmate Brett Hartman has acknowledged he had sex with victim Winda Snipes early on the morning of September 9, 1997 at her Akron apartment, but did not kill her. Bret Hartman will be executed today in the murder of Winda Snipes. Hartman claims he had sex with Ms Snipes earlier in the day, but did not kill her. She was stabbed 138 times, her throat was slit and her hands were cut off. Ohio officials say he was denied clemency due to the brutality of the murder, and overwhelming evidence against him
|
Ohio
|
[
"Saints",
"Southampton"
] |
{
"passage": 3404,
"query": 5224
}
|
Query: 'We didn't really ask enough questions of @placeholder, made it a little bit too easy, showed them a little too much respect, I would suggest, which is understandable to a certain extent given their exploits last time out here.
Entities: Koeman, Manchester City, Barclays Premier League, Stoke City, Saido Mane, Stoke, Saints, Ronald Koeman, St Mary, Premier League, Sadio Mane, Southampton, Sunderland
Passage: Southampton manager Ronald Koeman was more satisfied by his side's performance against Stoke than their annihilation of Sunderland last week. Saints continue to make a mockery of the doom merchants, with this 1-0 win moving them back up to second in the Barclays Premier League. Sadio Mane's first-half strike proved the difference as they secured a fourth successive victory at St Mary's, although Stoke made them work for it. Ronald Koeman congratulates Saido Mane after his match winning goal against Stoke The Saints moved up to second in the Premier League table to silence their pre-season doubters It was a far cry from last weekend's 8-0 humbling of Sunderland, but manager Koeman was actually more impressed by this display. Southampton defeated Stoke City 1-0 in their Premier League clash. The Saints moved above Manchester City to second in the table. Ronald Koeman more satisfied than after 8-0 drubbing of Sunderland
|
Saints
|
[
"Saints",
"Southampton"
] |
{
"passage": 3404,
"query": 5224
}
|
Query: 'We didn't really ask enough questions of @placeholder, made it a little bit too easy, showed them a little too much respect, I would suggest, which is understandable to a certain extent given their exploits last time out here.
Entities: Koeman, Manchester City, Barclays Premier League, Stoke City, Saido Mane, Stoke, Saints, Ronald Koeman, St Mary, Premier League, Sadio Mane, Southampton, Sunderland
Passage: Southampton manager Ronald Koeman was more satisfied by his side's performance against Stoke than their annihilation of Sunderland last week. Saints continue to make a mockery of the doom merchants, with this 1-0 win moving them back up to second in the Barclays Premier League. Sadio Mane's first-half strike proved the difference as they secured a fourth successive victory at St Mary's, although Stoke made them work for it. Ronald Koeman congratulates Saido Mane after his match winning goal against Stoke The Saints moved up to second in the Premier League table to silence their pre-season doubters It was a far cry from last weekend's 8-0 humbling of Sunderland, but manager Koeman was actually more impressed by this display. Southampton defeated Stoke City 1-0 in their Premier League clash. The Saints moved above Manchester City to second in the table. Ronald Koeman more satisfied than after 8-0 drubbing of Sunderland
|
Southampton
|
[
"Moussa Sissoko"
] |
{
"passage": 3405,
"query": 5225
}
|
Query: But @placeholder kept his composure and produced the game’s one moment of quality, tucking into the bottom corner with authority.
Entities: Geordies, Daryl Janmaat, St James’ Park, Moussa Sissoko, Remy Cabella, Jagoba Arrasate, Alan Pardew, Newcastle, Magpies, Pardew
Passage: For the first time since 50,000 Geordies hissed their deafening disapproval and forced him to retreat to his dugout, Newcastle manager Alan Pardew returned to St James’ Park. After five minutes he made his first tentative steps into the technical area which had been the scene of his public persecution three months ago. Given the sedate setting of a pre-season friendly, however, he escaped a repeat of such vitriol. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Newcastle have greater attacking threat - Pardew Embrace: Managers Alan Pardew and Jagoba Arrasate greet each other before the game Delight: Moussa Sissoko celebrates scoring the only goal of the game for Newcastle on Saturday. Pardew was back in the home dugout for the first time since he was booed by fans in May. Moussa Sissoko's late goal won it for the Magpies in a drab affair. Daryl Janmaat and Remy Cabella both impressed for the home side
|
Moussa Sissoko
|
[
"Facebook"
] |
{
"passage": 3406,
"query": 5226
}
|
Query: The severity of users' reactions to the change seemed to catch Instagram off guard, though the cycle of a policy change announcement followed by user backlash and then an apology is familiar territory for its parent company, @placeholder.
Entities: Company, Facebook, Instagram, CNN, Kevin Systrom, Systrom
Passage: (CNN) -- After days of intense backlash from users over changes to its terms of service and privacy policy, photo-sharing service Instagram has backtracked. On Thursday, Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom said the company was switching one section of its updated terms of service back to its original text. "Because of the feedback we have heard from you, we are reverting this advertising section to the original version that has been in effect since we launched the service in October 2010," said Systrom in a post announcing the change. On Monday, the Facebook-owned app updated its terms of service to say companies could pay Instagram to use members' images in ads without compensating the photographers. Instagram claimed the update was to allow the company to experiment with possible future advertising options, and was not part of any current plan to sell images. Instagram has reverted part of its terms of service in response to user backlash. Company will revert the advertizing language back to what it was in October 2010. Other changes to the privacy policy and terms of service will go into effect in mid-January
|
Facebook
|
[
"Ric"
] |
{
"passage": 3407,
"query": 5227
}
|
Query: When we walked through the door the first time, I said to @placeholder how enchanting the place was and that was it, the idea was lodged in our heads.
Entities: Ric, Grand Entrance, Enchanted Manor, Outlandish, Windcliffe Manor, Kirkpatrick, Niton, Isle of Wight, Maggie Hilton
Passage: For those in the market for a luxury fairytale manor, you might be in luck. A historic hotel near Niton on the Isle of Wight, dating back to 1838, has gone on sale for £1.5 million. Originally home to the Kirkpatrick family - who were friends of the royal family - the manor was turned into a hotel by Ric and Maggie Hilton who bought the property in 2006. Outlandish: The Grand Entrance of the Enchanted Manor near Niton on the Isle of Wight With eleven suites - all of which are decked out in fairtytale style with four-poster beds - the Enchanted Manor is now the stuff of fantasy. The Enchanted Manor, previously called Windcliffe Manor, bought by Ric and Maggie Hilton in 2006. Couple renovated ruined property after buying it at auction and turned it into stuff of fantasies. Eleven suites, four poster beds, painted ceilings and chadeliers make five star property bolthole for couples
|
Ric
|
[
"Paula Abdul"
] |
{
"passage": 3408,
"query": 5228
}
|
Query: @placeholder, though furious to be out of the running, will remain on the show as a judge and commentator though she is not personally invested in its outcome.
Entities: Nicole Scherzinger, LeRoy Bell, Kelly Clarkson, X Factor, Bruno Mars, Laura Schreffler, Lakoda Rayne, Paula Abdul, Thanksgiving, Leroy
Passage: By Laura Schreffler Last updated at 7:07 AM on 24th November 2011 As it turns out, Paula Abdul doesn't have much to be thankful on the eve of Thanksgiving...in regards to her show, X Factor, that is. The 49-year-old former choreographer's entire category has been wiped out after tonight's shocking double elimination. Her one remaining group, Lakoda Rayne, was given the boot alongside Nicole Scherzinger's contestant LeRoy Bell. Double elimination: Lakoda Rayne have been eliminated from the competition Bye bye Leroy: The youngest-looking 60-year-old on the planet was also sent home during tonight's elimination Not a happy camper: Paula Abdul's entire category was eliminated with Lakoda Rayne tonight. Lakoda Rayne, Paula Abdul's final group, is eliminated. Nicole Scherzinger loses oldest contestant, 60-year-old LeRoy Bell. Guest stars Kelly Clarkson and Bruno Mars perform
|
Paula Abdul
|
[
"Shaun White"
] |
{
"passage": 3409,
"query": 5229
}
|
Query: Speaking after the fight, @placeholder said: 'The fight finished and just as he left the ring, he collapsed.
Entities: International Boxing Association, Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham University Hospital NHS Trust, Nottingham University Hospital, Quays Gym, OIBA, Shaun White, Ferguson-Prayogg, Lance Ferguson-Prayogg, Twitter, The Forum, Sheffield, Nottingham
Passage: An amateur boxer who collapsed just minutes after taking part in a 'white-collar fight' has died. Lance Ferguson-Prayogg, 32, lost consciousness after losing the fight against Shaun White at The Forum in Nottingham on Saturday. Paramedics were called to the venue and took Ferguson-Prayogg to Queen's Medical Centre at Nottingham University Hospital NHS Trust. The boxer, who was ranked sixth in the super middleweight Organised International Boxing Association (OIBA) rankings, died on Sunday. Scroll down for video Lance Ferguson-Prayogg collapsed just minutes after taking part in a 'white-collar fight' in Nottingham Lance Ferguson-Prayogg lost consciousness after taking part in a fight at The Forum in Nottingham. Lance Ferguson-Prayogg lost consciousness at The Forum in Nottingham. The 33-year-old had been fighting Sheffield's Shaun White. Ferguson-Prayogg died the following day at Nottingham University Hospital. 12 Quays Gym where the boxer trained paid tribute to him on Twitter
|
Shaun White
|
[
"Candice Stewart"
] |
{
"passage": 3410,
"query": 5230
}
|
Query: As @placeholder was getting worked up, GinaMarie confronted her saying: 'You want the black to come out?'
Entities: Candice Stewart, Watchu, African American, GinaMarie Zimmerman, Gries, Aaryn, Big Brother, African-American Stewart, Hitler, Aaryn Gries, Asians
Passage: National outrage over the racist comments uttered on Big Brother last week haven't stopped the contestants involved from spewing out more insulting slurs. After the eviction episode Thursday, Aaryn Gries targeted fellow housemate Candice Stewart by flipping over her mattress. After warning her not to flip her mattress again, Gries responded back in a 'black' accent mocking the African-American Stewart. Scroll down for video 'Watchu gon do gurl?' Aaryn said in an attempt to rile an African American housemate 'Whatchu gon' do gurl...whatchu gon' do? Class girl. Where's yo class?' Aaryn mocked. And not to be outdone by her friend, GinaMarie Zimmerman piped in with more racism. The housemates who originally sparked outrage for racist comments aired earlier this week, uttered more remarks after the episode on Thursday. Contestants originally mocked Asians and gays, with one even praising Hitler. On Thursday they targeted a black housemate. Two contestants have lost their jobs, another's is under review
|
Candice Stewart
|
[
"Ipswich"
] |
{
"passage": 3411,
"query": 5231
}
|
Query: Southampton will have done their homework on @placeholder as Koeman looks to build some momentum in 2015.
Entities: Sky Bet Championship, Wembley, Ipswich, European Cup, Barclays Premier League, Holland, Barcelona, New Year's Day, Netherlands, Saints, Ronald Koeman, Arsenal, FA Cup, Dutch, St Mary, Dutchman, Southampton, Koeman
Passage: Ronald Koeman knows Southampton face a long road to Wembley, but that will not stop the Dutch coach dreaming of lifting the FA Cup there in the May sunshine. The Saints host Sky Bet Championship promotion chasers Ipswich on Sunday looking to build on their New Year's Day victory over Arsenal which kept them fourth in the Barclays Premier League. Along with thousands of other football fans in the Netherlands, Koeman grew up watching the famous old competition on television and, having taken over at St Mary's in the summer, the former Barcelona European Cup winner cannot wait for his first live taste of FA Cup action. Ronald Koeman admits he grew up watching the FA Cup in Holland. The Southampton boss says he has dreamed of being in an FA Cup final. Koeman does not expect to make any changes to his team against Ipswich. The Dutchman admits that Wembley is a long way off at the moment
|
Ipswich
|
[
"PSG"
] |
{
"passage": 3412,
"query": 5232
}
|
Query: @placeholder are long-term admirers of Hazard and have been heavily linked with a swoop for the forward.
Entities: Petr Cech, Eden Hazard, PSG, Blues, FIFA 15 Ultimate, Arsenal, Derby, Chelsea, Capital One Cup, Jose Mourinho, Belgian, Belgium, XI
Passage: Chelsea are virtually certain Eden Hazard will sign a new five-year contract worth £200,000 per week in the coming weeks. The Belgian's representatives and Blues officials have been locked in discussions for months over an improved contract. And the process is finally coming to a positive conclusion for Chelsea, with Hazard virtually certain to pen a new deal. Eden Hazard looks set to sign a new five year contract at Chelsea worth £200,000-a-week Hazard has been a key player for Chelsea since he joined in 2012 and has flourished under Jose Mourinho Hazard fires Chelsea ahead during Tuesday's Capital One Cup win over Derby. Eden Hazard close to signing new five-year-deal at Chelsea. Hazard has been a key player for Chelsea since he joined back in 2012. The new deal will end PSG's hopes of signing the Belgium international. READ: Eden Hazard picks THREE Arsenal legends in Chelsea star's FIFA 15 Ultimate dream XI. READ: Chelsea's current side have can be one of the best teams in Blues history, believes Petr Cech
|
PSG
|
[
"Jon",
"Jon & Kate Plus 8"
] |
{
"passage": 3413,
"query": 5233
}
|
Query: "While there are reasons why it was appropriate and necessary for me to initiate this proceeding, I do not wish to discuss those reasons at this time, in the hope that all issues will be resolved amicably between @placeholder and myself."
Entities: LOS ANGELES, California, Gosselin, Jon, NEW, TLC, CNN, Kate Gosselin, Kate, Jon & Kate Plus 8
Passage: LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- TLC will take a six-week break from producing new "Jon & Kate Plus 8" episodes to give the Gosselin family "some time off to regroup" after the couple split up, the cable network said. Jon and Kate Gosselin announced their official separation on Monday evening's show. Kate Gosselin filed for a divorce from Jon on Monday, after 10 years of marriage and four weeks into the current season of the popular reality show. "Over the course of this weekend, Jon's activities have left me no choice but to file legal procedures in order to protect myself and our children," she said in a statement released by TLC on Tuesday. NEW: "Jon & Kate Plus 8" to go on hiatus until August. Gosselins announced separation on Monday's show; they've filed for divorce. Jon: "It's just not good for our kids to be arguing in front of our kids" Kate: "I'm tired of smiling on the outside while I'm crying on the inside"
|
Jon
|
[
"Jon",
"Jon & Kate Plus 8"
] |
{
"passage": 3413,
"query": 5233
}
|
Query: "While there are reasons why it was appropriate and necessary for me to initiate this proceeding, I do not wish to discuss those reasons at this time, in the hope that all issues will be resolved amicably between @placeholder and myself."
Entities: LOS ANGELES, California, Gosselin, Jon, NEW, TLC, CNN, Kate Gosselin, Kate, Jon & Kate Plus 8
Passage: LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- TLC will take a six-week break from producing new "Jon & Kate Plus 8" episodes to give the Gosselin family "some time off to regroup" after the couple split up, the cable network said. Jon and Kate Gosselin announced their official separation on Monday evening's show. Kate Gosselin filed for a divorce from Jon on Monday, after 10 years of marriage and four weeks into the current season of the popular reality show. "Over the course of this weekend, Jon's activities have left me no choice but to file legal procedures in order to protect myself and our children," she said in a statement released by TLC on Tuesday. NEW: "Jon & Kate Plus 8" to go on hiatus until August. Gosselins announced separation on Monday's show; they've filed for divorce. Jon: "It's just not good for our kids to be arguing in front of our kids" Kate: "I'm tired of smiling on the outside while I'm crying on the inside"
|
Jon & Kate Plus 8
|
[
"Jon",
"Jon & Kate Plus 8"
] |
{
"passage": 3413,
"query": 5234
}
|
Query: Kate said that though she doesn't hate @placeholder, their "goals are different now."
Entities: LOS ANGELES, California, Gosselin, Jon, NEW, TLC, CNN, Kate Gosselin, Kate, Jon & Kate Plus 8
Passage: LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- TLC will take a six-week break from producing new "Jon & Kate Plus 8" episodes to give the Gosselin family "some time off to regroup" after the couple split up, the cable network said. Jon and Kate Gosselin announced their official separation on Monday evening's show. Kate Gosselin filed for a divorce from Jon on Monday, after 10 years of marriage and four weeks into the current season of the popular reality show. "Over the course of this weekend, Jon's activities have left me no choice but to file legal procedures in order to protect myself and our children," she said in a statement released by TLC on Tuesday. NEW: "Jon & Kate Plus 8" to go on hiatus until August. Gosselins announced separation on Monday's show; they've filed for divorce. Jon: "It's just not good for our kids to be arguing in front of our kids" Kate: "I'm tired of smiling on the outside while I'm crying on the inside"
|
Jon
|
[
"Jon",
"Jon & Kate Plus 8"
] |
{
"passage": 3413,
"query": 5234
}
|
Query: Kate said that though she doesn't hate @placeholder, their "goals are different now."
Entities: LOS ANGELES, California, Gosselin, Jon, NEW, TLC, CNN, Kate Gosselin, Kate, Jon & Kate Plus 8
Passage: LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- TLC will take a six-week break from producing new "Jon & Kate Plus 8" episodes to give the Gosselin family "some time off to regroup" after the couple split up, the cable network said. Jon and Kate Gosselin announced their official separation on Monday evening's show. Kate Gosselin filed for a divorce from Jon on Monday, after 10 years of marriage and four weeks into the current season of the popular reality show. "Over the course of this weekend, Jon's activities have left me no choice but to file legal procedures in order to protect myself and our children," she said in a statement released by TLC on Tuesday. NEW: "Jon & Kate Plus 8" to go on hiatus until August. Gosselins announced separation on Monday's show; they've filed for divorce. Jon: "It's just not good for our kids to be arguing in front of our kids" Kate: "I'm tired of smiling on the outside while I'm crying on the inside"
|
Jon & Kate Plus 8
|
[
"Jon",
"Jon & Kate Plus 8"
] |
{
"passage": 3413,
"query": 5235
}
|
Query: @placeholder cleared out a spot for the tiny homes, which was a little too far from the house for Kate's comfort.
Entities: LOS ANGELES, California, Gosselin, Jon, NEW, TLC, CNN, Kate Gosselin, Kate, Jon & Kate Plus 8
Passage: LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- TLC will take a six-week break from producing new "Jon & Kate Plus 8" episodes to give the Gosselin family "some time off to regroup" after the couple split up, the cable network said. Jon and Kate Gosselin announced their official separation on Monday evening's show. Kate Gosselin filed for a divorce from Jon on Monday, after 10 years of marriage and four weeks into the current season of the popular reality show. "Over the course of this weekend, Jon's activities have left me no choice but to file legal procedures in order to protect myself and our children," she said in a statement released by TLC on Tuesday. NEW: "Jon & Kate Plus 8" to go on hiatus until August. Gosselins announced separation on Monday's show; they've filed for divorce. Jon: "It's just not good for our kids to be arguing in front of our kids" Kate: "I'm tired of smiling on the outside while I'm crying on the inside"
|
Jon
|
[
"Jon",
"Jon & Kate Plus 8"
] |
{
"passage": 3413,
"query": 5235
}
|
Query: @placeholder cleared out a spot for the tiny homes, which was a little too far from the house for Kate's comfort.
Entities: LOS ANGELES, California, Gosselin, Jon, NEW, TLC, CNN, Kate Gosselin, Kate, Jon & Kate Plus 8
Passage: LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- TLC will take a six-week break from producing new "Jon & Kate Plus 8" episodes to give the Gosselin family "some time off to regroup" after the couple split up, the cable network said. Jon and Kate Gosselin announced their official separation on Monday evening's show. Kate Gosselin filed for a divorce from Jon on Monday, after 10 years of marriage and four weeks into the current season of the popular reality show. "Over the course of this weekend, Jon's activities have left me no choice but to file legal procedures in order to protect myself and our children," she said in a statement released by TLC on Tuesday. NEW: "Jon & Kate Plus 8" to go on hiatus until August. Gosselins announced separation on Monday's show; they've filed for divorce. Jon: "It's just not good for our kids to be arguing in front of our kids" Kate: "I'm tired of smiling on the outside while I'm crying on the inside"
|
Jon & Kate Plus 8
|
[
"Baghdad"
] |
{
"passage": 3414,
"query": 5236
}
|
Query: At least 10 car bombs and three roadside bombs exploded in several @placeholder neighborhoods.
Entities: Shiite al-Amel neighborhood, Anbar, CNN, Iraq, Baghdad
Passage: (CNN) -- At least 43 people were killed and dozens more injured in the latest round of attacks Sunday in Iraq's Anbar and Baghdad provinces, local police said. In a Sunday evening attack, at least 37 people were killed and 42 others wounded in Baghdad province. A suicide bomber wearing an explosives-laden vest blew himself up in a crowded coffee shop in the predominantly Shiite al-Amel neighborhood in southwest Baghdad, according to police officials. Many of the victims were young men gathering to drink tea, smoke hookah and play games, officials said. Some buildings nearby were also damaged in the attack. Iraq's security force has since sealed off the area and started a security operation searching houses and buildings close by. Bombings also leave dozens wounded in Anbar and Baghdad provinces. Suicide bombers target security checkpoint, municipal building, police station. One bombing in Baghdad coffee shop kills 37 people. Hundreds have been killed in Iraq during the violence in October
|
Baghdad
|
[
"Close",
"Jamie Close"
] |
{
"passage": 3415,
"query": 5237
}
|
Query: The farmer, @placeholder, who lives alone, is 43, and deaf and partially dumb.
Entities: Jamie Close, Jimmy Savile, Close, Nic, Bradford, Yorkshire Dales, Rolf Harris, Liz Jones, Yorkshire, Liz
Passage: After Jimmy Savile, Rolf Harris and the abuse of young, vulnerable women in Bradford, you’d be forgiven for thinking there has been a sea change. That any man who transgresses against a woman will be stopped; that women will finally be believed; that we can trust the judicial system. My experience over the past two very difficult and distressing years proves the opposite is true. When I bought my house in October 2012 in the breathtakingly beautiful Yorkshire Dales, with a cottage on site for my assistant/ animal behaviourist, Nic, who has worked for me for seven years, I thought we would be able to live in peace. Liz Jones and her employee Nic have been stalked by a farmer. Liz and Nic reported Jamie Close to police over the intimidation and abuse. Nic found a dead rabbit left outside her doorstep and received foul texts. Liz discovered the word 'witch' daubed on her wall and was told to leave. Liz bought her picturesque house in north Yorkshire in October 2012. But since then relations with her farmer neighbour have soured. Mr Close appeared in court on Monday and was fined £100 for the abuse
|
Close
|
[
"Close",
"Jamie Close"
] |
{
"passage": 3415,
"query": 5237
}
|
Query: The farmer, @placeholder, who lives alone, is 43, and deaf and partially dumb.
Entities: Jamie Close, Jimmy Savile, Close, Nic, Bradford, Yorkshire Dales, Rolf Harris, Liz Jones, Yorkshire, Liz
Passage: After Jimmy Savile, Rolf Harris and the abuse of young, vulnerable women in Bradford, you’d be forgiven for thinking there has been a sea change. That any man who transgresses against a woman will be stopped; that women will finally be believed; that we can trust the judicial system. My experience over the past two very difficult and distressing years proves the opposite is true. When I bought my house in October 2012 in the breathtakingly beautiful Yorkshire Dales, with a cottage on site for my assistant/ animal behaviourist, Nic, who has worked for me for seven years, I thought we would be able to live in peace. Liz Jones and her employee Nic have been stalked by a farmer. Liz and Nic reported Jamie Close to police over the intimidation and abuse. Nic found a dead rabbit left outside her doorstep and received foul texts. Liz discovered the word 'witch' daubed on her wall and was told to leave. Liz bought her picturesque house in north Yorkshire in October 2012. But since then relations with her farmer neighbour have soured. Mr Close appeared in court on Monday and was fined £100 for the abuse
|
Jamie Close
|
[
"Nic"
] |
{
"passage": 3415,
"query": 5238
}
|
Query: As two single women in a remote area, @placeholder and I keep our counsel.
Entities: Jamie Close, Jimmy Savile, Close, Nic, Bradford, Yorkshire Dales, Rolf Harris, Liz Jones, Yorkshire, Liz
Passage: After Jimmy Savile, Rolf Harris and the abuse of young, vulnerable women in Bradford, you’d be forgiven for thinking there has been a sea change. That any man who transgresses against a woman will be stopped; that women will finally be believed; that we can trust the judicial system. My experience over the past two very difficult and distressing years proves the opposite is true. When I bought my house in October 2012 in the breathtakingly beautiful Yorkshire Dales, with a cottage on site for my assistant/ animal behaviourist, Nic, who has worked for me for seven years, I thought we would be able to live in peace. Liz Jones and her employee Nic have been stalked by a farmer. Liz and Nic reported Jamie Close to police over the intimidation and abuse. Nic found a dead rabbit left outside her doorstep and received foul texts. Liz discovered the word 'witch' daubed on her wall and was told to leave. Liz bought her picturesque house in north Yorkshire in October 2012. But since then relations with her farmer neighbour have soured. Mr Close appeared in court on Monday and was fined £100 for the abuse
|
Nic
|
[
"Tahrir Square"
] |
{
"passage": 3416,
"query": 5239
}
|
Query: From a makeshift stage in @placeholder on Tuesday, his words inspired protesters to began chanting his mantra.
Entities: Tahrir Square, Google, Egyptians, Hosni Mubarak, Cairo, Port Said, Muslim Brotherhood, Dalia, CNN, Human Rights Watch, Washington, Egyptian
Passage: (CNN) -- Despite reports this week of a return to normalcy on the Egyptian street, the situation on the ground is anything but: Protests continue while statements from the nation's leaders have served only to maintain or even stoke the tinderbox status of negotiations. Demonstrations, which Human Rights Watch says have killed more than 300 people, continued for a 16th day in Cairo's Tahrir Square. "Nothing will make this regime go unless we keep on coming and keep on coming," said Dalia, a protester there who did not give her last name. Another group of protesters tried to prevent the army from breaking up a demonstration at the parliament building in Cairo, and in the northern city of Port Said, state-run TV reported that Egyptians upset over the distribution of land and houses attacked a governor's building. Announcement that Hosni Mubarak will not step down renews rage on the street. Observers, protesters say government concessions aimed at dividing protesters. Washington expresses frustration, demands "immediate, irreversible progress" in situation. Perceived leadership void being filled by Muslim Brotherhood, jailed Google executive
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Tahrir Square
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[
"Brooks",
"Joseph Brooks"
] |
{
"passage": 3417,
"query": 5240
}
|
Query: Brooks' father, @placeholder, 73, committed suicide in May 2011, New York police said.
Entities: Cyrus R. Vance Jr., Sylvie Cachay, New York Supreme Court, Brooks, New York, Manhattan District Attorney, You Light Up My Life, CNN, Cachay, Joseph Brooks, Nicholas Brooks
Passage: (CNN) -- The boyfriend convicted of strangling and drowning a famed swimsuit designer in a bathtub at a chic New York hotel was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison, the maximum sentence for second-degree murder, the Manhattan District Attorney's office said Monday. A jury convicted 27-year-old Nicholas Brooks, son of "You Light Up My Life" composer Joseph Brooks, in New York Supreme Court in July for the murder of his girlfriend, Sylvie Cachay. "We have come a long way in our recognition and understanding of domestic violence, but there is much more we have to do to better protect individuals like Ms. Cachay," District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. said in a statement Monday. In July, a jury convicted Nicholas Brooks for the second-degree murder of Sylvie Cachay. Brooks has been sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. Cachay's bruised body was found in an overflowing hotel bathtub in 2010. Brooks will be eligible for parole in 25 years
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Brooks
|
[
"Brooks",
"Joseph Brooks"
] |
{
"passage": 3417,
"query": 5240
}
|
Query: Brooks' father, @placeholder, 73, committed suicide in May 2011, New York police said.
Entities: Cyrus R. Vance Jr., Sylvie Cachay, New York Supreme Court, Brooks, New York, Manhattan District Attorney, You Light Up My Life, CNN, Cachay, Joseph Brooks, Nicholas Brooks
Passage: (CNN) -- The boyfriend convicted of strangling and drowning a famed swimsuit designer in a bathtub at a chic New York hotel was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison, the maximum sentence for second-degree murder, the Manhattan District Attorney's office said Monday. A jury convicted 27-year-old Nicholas Brooks, son of "You Light Up My Life" composer Joseph Brooks, in New York Supreme Court in July for the murder of his girlfriend, Sylvie Cachay. "We have come a long way in our recognition and understanding of domestic violence, but there is much more we have to do to better protect individuals like Ms. Cachay," District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr. said in a statement Monday. In July, a jury convicted Nicholas Brooks for the second-degree murder of Sylvie Cachay. Brooks has been sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. Cachay's bruised body was found in an overflowing hotel bathtub in 2010. Brooks will be eligible for parole in 25 years
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Joseph Brooks
|
[
"Columbus"
] |
{
"passage": 3418,
"query": 5241
}
|
Query: The story of this wreck is well-known, and documented by @placeholder himself.
Entities: Santa Maria, Barry Clifford, Laurence Bergreen, Haiti, Explorer, Columbus, Carl Sagan, Bergreen, Extraordinary, Americas, Caribbean Sea, CNN, Clifford
Passage: (CNN) -- "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence," the astronomer Carl Sagan once said. In the case of the extraordinary claim concerning the possible discovery of the wreck of Santa Maria, the flagship of Columbus' fleet, it's clear that we aren't there yet. In fact, we seem to be getting further away from proof all the time. The potential discovery of the wreck, which happened on the first of Columbus' four voyages to the Americas, has become a flashpoint for the difficulties of determining the authenticity of artifacts honored in memory but difficult to locate in the present. The discoverer, underwater explorer Barry Clifford, says he has quite a few reasons to believe he's found the right ship in the Caribbean Sea. Columbus left details in his diary about the location of the sinking, which happened near Haiti on Christmas Day in 1492. Clifford maintains that description matches the shipwreck's whereabouts. Explorer says he found wreck of Santa Maria, flagship of Columbus' fleet, off Haiti. Laurence Bergreen believes discovery is highly unlikely, given erosion, shifts, tides. Bergreen:The wooden parts of the ship probably have not survived 500 years. Bergreen: Given potential historic significance, this wreck needs careful examination
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Columbus
|
[
"Columbus"
] |
{
"passage": 3418,
"query": 5242
}
|
Query: @placeholder managed to rescue everyone -- in fact, he never lost anyone at sea in his eight transatlantic crossings -- and to gather valuable items from the ship before it sank into an estimated 15 to 25 feet of water.
Entities: Santa Maria, Barry Clifford, Laurence Bergreen, Haiti, Explorer, Columbus, Carl Sagan, Bergreen, Extraordinary, Americas, Caribbean Sea, CNN, Clifford
Passage: (CNN) -- "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence," the astronomer Carl Sagan once said. In the case of the extraordinary claim concerning the possible discovery of the wreck of Santa Maria, the flagship of Columbus' fleet, it's clear that we aren't there yet. In fact, we seem to be getting further away from proof all the time. The potential discovery of the wreck, which happened on the first of Columbus' four voyages to the Americas, has become a flashpoint for the difficulties of determining the authenticity of artifacts honored in memory but difficult to locate in the present. The discoverer, underwater explorer Barry Clifford, says he has quite a few reasons to believe he's found the right ship in the Caribbean Sea. Columbus left details in his diary about the location of the sinking, which happened near Haiti on Christmas Day in 1492. Clifford maintains that description matches the shipwreck's whereabouts. Explorer says he found wreck of Santa Maria, flagship of Columbus' fleet, off Haiti. Laurence Bergreen believes discovery is highly unlikely, given erosion, shifts, tides. Bergreen:The wooden parts of the ship probably have not survived 500 years. Bergreen: Given potential historic significance, this wreck needs careful examination
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Columbus
|
[
"Columbus"
] |
{
"passage": 3418,
"query": 5243
}
|
Query: And, most frustrating of all, perhaps, @placeholder occasionally fudged his navigational records.
Entities: Santa Maria, Barry Clifford, Laurence Bergreen, Haiti, Explorer, Columbus, Carl Sagan, Bergreen, Extraordinary, Americas, Caribbean Sea, CNN, Clifford
Passage: (CNN) -- "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence," the astronomer Carl Sagan once said. In the case of the extraordinary claim concerning the possible discovery of the wreck of Santa Maria, the flagship of Columbus' fleet, it's clear that we aren't there yet. In fact, we seem to be getting further away from proof all the time. The potential discovery of the wreck, which happened on the first of Columbus' four voyages to the Americas, has become a flashpoint for the difficulties of determining the authenticity of artifacts honored in memory but difficult to locate in the present. The discoverer, underwater explorer Barry Clifford, says he has quite a few reasons to believe he's found the right ship in the Caribbean Sea. Columbus left details in his diary about the location of the sinking, which happened near Haiti on Christmas Day in 1492. Clifford maintains that description matches the shipwreck's whereabouts. Explorer says he found wreck of Santa Maria, flagship of Columbus' fleet, off Haiti. Laurence Bergreen believes discovery is highly unlikely, given erosion, shifts, tides. Bergreen:The wooden parts of the ship probably have not survived 500 years. Bergreen: Given potential historic significance, this wreck needs careful examination
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Columbus
|
[
"God"
] |
{
"passage": 3419,
"query": 5244
}
|
Query: '@placeholder has time for us to be children, and he has time for us to be adults,'
Entities: Fullness of Time in Temple Hills, God, Temple Hills Maryland, ABC, Ezekiel, Maryland, Nina Golgowski, Ezekiel Stoddard
Passage: By Nina Golgowski PUBLISHED: 23:25 EST, 16 August 2012 | UPDATED: 06:04 EST, 17 August 2012 At the age of seven, Ezekiel Stoddard said he had a calling from God that led him to the pulpit. 'I had a dream,' the boy from Temple Hills Maryland recently told ABC. 'God was telling me that he wanted me to do his will.' Today, at the age of 11, Ezekiel preaches and sings most Sundays before young and old alike at the Fullness of Time in Temple Hills where his parents are both pastors. Scroll down for video Calling: At the young age of 11, Ezekiel Stoddard is an ordained evangelist in Maryland after reporting a calling from God at the age of seven. Ezekiel Stoddard says he received a calling from God at the age of seven. The newly ordained minister writes his own sermons, says he can speak in tongue and sings with his siblings' gospel group around Maryland
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God
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[
"Kropp",
"Paul Kropp"
] |
{
"passage": 3420,
"query": 5245
}
|
Query: @placeholder told Tulsa World that he was never the type to get a check-up and remained in relatively good health for most of his life.
Entities: Tulsa World, Kelley, Oklahoma City, Kropp, Chris Kelley, Owasso City, Paul Kropp
Passage: An Oklahoma City councillor donated a kidney to someone he barely knew on Monday and credited his strong faith for inspiring him. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, had met only a couple of times before but the pair just got a whole lot closer after Kelley gave Kropp his kidney in a life-saving rare organ donation surgery. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me,' said Kropp, to Tulsa World. Blessed: Paul Kropp, 46, was given a life-saving kidney donation from Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, whom he'd only met a few times before. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, only met a couple of times but Kelley gave Kropp his kidney and saved his life. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me...He’s given me life,' said Kropp as he held back tears. 'I just felt moved to do something,’ said Kelley of his urge to do a kind deed and described himself as a spiritual man
|
Kropp
|
[
"Kropp",
"Paul Kropp"
] |
{
"passage": 3420,
"query": 5245
}
|
Query: @placeholder told Tulsa World that he was never the type to get a check-up and remained in relatively good health for most of his life.
Entities: Tulsa World, Kelley, Oklahoma City, Kropp, Chris Kelley, Owasso City, Paul Kropp
Passage: An Oklahoma City councillor donated a kidney to someone he barely knew on Monday and credited his strong faith for inspiring him. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, had met only a couple of times before but the pair just got a whole lot closer after Kelley gave Kropp his kidney in a life-saving rare organ donation surgery. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me,' said Kropp, to Tulsa World. Blessed: Paul Kropp, 46, was given a life-saving kidney donation from Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, whom he'd only met a few times before. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, only met a couple of times but Kelley gave Kropp his kidney and saved his life. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me...He’s given me life,' said Kropp as he held back tears. 'I just felt moved to do something,’ said Kelley of his urge to do a kind deed and described himself as a spiritual man
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Paul Kropp
|
[
"Kropp",
"Paul Kropp"
] |
{
"passage": 3420,
"query": 5246
}
|
Query: All of that changed in February of this year when a friend of Kropp died at age 50 without warning and @placeholder decided it would be a good idea to see a doctor to evaluate his own well-being a few months later.
Entities: Tulsa World, Kelley, Oklahoma City, Kropp, Chris Kelley, Owasso City, Paul Kropp
Passage: An Oklahoma City councillor donated a kidney to someone he barely knew on Monday and credited his strong faith for inspiring him. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, had met only a couple of times before but the pair just got a whole lot closer after Kelley gave Kropp his kidney in a life-saving rare organ donation surgery. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me,' said Kropp, to Tulsa World. Blessed: Paul Kropp, 46, was given a life-saving kidney donation from Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, whom he'd only met a few times before. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, only met a couple of times but Kelley gave Kropp his kidney and saved his life. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me...He’s given me life,' said Kropp as he held back tears. 'I just felt moved to do something,’ said Kelley of his urge to do a kind deed and described himself as a spiritual man
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Kropp
|
[
"Kropp",
"Paul Kropp"
] |
{
"passage": 3420,
"query": 5246
}
|
Query: All of that changed in February of this year when a friend of Kropp died at age 50 without warning and @placeholder decided it would be a good idea to see a doctor to evaluate his own well-being a few months later.
Entities: Tulsa World, Kelley, Oklahoma City, Kropp, Chris Kelley, Owasso City, Paul Kropp
Passage: An Oklahoma City councillor donated a kidney to someone he barely knew on Monday and credited his strong faith for inspiring him. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, had met only a couple of times before but the pair just got a whole lot closer after Kelley gave Kropp his kidney in a life-saving rare organ donation surgery. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me,' said Kropp, to Tulsa World. Blessed: Paul Kropp, 46, was given a life-saving kidney donation from Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, whom he'd only met a few times before. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, only met a couple of times but Kelley gave Kropp his kidney and saved his life. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me...He’s given me life,' said Kropp as he held back tears. 'I just felt moved to do something,’ said Kelley of his urge to do a kind deed and described himself as a spiritual man
|
Paul Kropp
|
[
"Chris Kelley"
] |
{
"passage": 3420,
"query": 5247
}
|
Query: … @placeholder’ gift is a shining example of selflessness,’ she added.
Entities: Tulsa World, Kelley, Oklahoma City, Kropp, Chris Kelley, Owasso City, Paul Kropp
Passage: An Oklahoma City councillor donated a kidney to someone he barely knew on Monday and credited his strong faith for inspiring him. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, had met only a couple of times before but the pair just got a whole lot closer after Kelley gave Kropp his kidney in a life-saving rare organ donation surgery. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me,' said Kropp, to Tulsa World. Blessed: Paul Kropp, 46, was given a life-saving kidney donation from Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, whom he'd only met a few times before. Owasso City Councillor Chris Kelley, 34, and Paul Kropp, 46, only met a couple of times but Kelley gave Kropp his kidney and saved his life. 'Words can’t describe what he’s done for me...He’s given me life,' said Kropp as he held back tears. 'I just felt moved to do something,’ said Kelley of his urge to do a kind deed and described himself as a spiritual man
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Chris Kelley
|
[
"Blagojevich",
"Rod Blagojevich"
] |
{
"passage": 3421,
"query": 5248
}
|
Query: "I don't know any more than you know, except that a friend of mine took his life because he refused to submit to the pressure by the government to lie about me," @placeholder told CNN.
Entities: Dwight Welch, Blagojevich, Rod Blagojevich, Christopher Kelly, Country Club Hills, Chicago, ex-Illinois, Illinois, Cadillac Escalade, CNN, Welch, Kelly, CHICAGO
Passage: CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- Police are investigating the death of the former chief fundraiser for ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich as a "death-suicide," an Illinois mayor said Sunday. Christopher Kelly, 51, was former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's chief fundraiser. Financier Christopher Kelly told police shortly before he died Saturday that he took an "overdose of drugs," said Dwight Welch, mayor of Country Club Hills, Illinois. Country Club Hills police found several drugs in Kelly's black 2007 Cadillac Escalade, but they were not sure yet whether they were prescribed, Welch said. Country Club Hills is about 27 miles south of Chicago. Kelly had recently undergone surgery and was taking drugs following the operation, Welch said. Welch said he did not know which drugs Kelly was taking. NEW: Police want to talk to Kelly's girlfriend, who took him to hospital, mayor says. Christopher Kelly, before dying, told police he overdosed, an Illinois mayor says. Kelly was named in indictment in Blagojevich case. In separate case, Kelly pleaded guilty to mail fraud on Tuesday
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Blagojevich
|
[
"Blagojevich",
"Rod Blagojevich"
] |
{
"passage": 3421,
"query": 5248
}
|
Query: "I don't know any more than you know, except that a friend of mine took his life because he refused to submit to the pressure by the government to lie about me," @placeholder told CNN.
Entities: Dwight Welch, Blagojevich, Rod Blagojevich, Christopher Kelly, Country Club Hills, Chicago, ex-Illinois, Illinois, Cadillac Escalade, CNN, Welch, Kelly, CHICAGO
Passage: CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- Police are investigating the death of the former chief fundraiser for ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich as a "death-suicide," an Illinois mayor said Sunday. Christopher Kelly, 51, was former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's chief fundraiser. Financier Christopher Kelly told police shortly before he died Saturday that he took an "overdose of drugs," said Dwight Welch, mayor of Country Club Hills, Illinois. Country Club Hills police found several drugs in Kelly's black 2007 Cadillac Escalade, but they were not sure yet whether they were prescribed, Welch said. Country Club Hills is about 27 miles south of Chicago. Kelly had recently undergone surgery and was taking drugs following the operation, Welch said. Welch said he did not know which drugs Kelly was taking. NEW: Police want to talk to Kelly's girlfriend, who took him to hospital, mayor says. Christopher Kelly, before dying, told police he overdosed, an Illinois mayor says. Kelly was named in indictment in Blagojevich case. In separate case, Kelly pleaded guilty to mail fraud on Tuesday
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Rod Blagojevich
|
[
"Blagojevich",
"Rod Blagojevich"
] |
{
"passage": 3421,
"query": 5249
}
|
Query: Earlier this year, @placeholder, who was impeached and removed from office, pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges.
Entities: Dwight Welch, Blagojevich, Rod Blagojevich, Christopher Kelly, Country Club Hills, Chicago, ex-Illinois, Illinois, Cadillac Escalade, CNN, Welch, Kelly, CHICAGO
Passage: CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- Police are investigating the death of the former chief fundraiser for ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich as a "death-suicide," an Illinois mayor said Sunday. Christopher Kelly, 51, was former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's chief fundraiser. Financier Christopher Kelly told police shortly before he died Saturday that he took an "overdose of drugs," said Dwight Welch, mayor of Country Club Hills, Illinois. Country Club Hills police found several drugs in Kelly's black 2007 Cadillac Escalade, but they were not sure yet whether they were prescribed, Welch said. Country Club Hills is about 27 miles south of Chicago. Kelly had recently undergone surgery and was taking drugs following the operation, Welch said. Welch said he did not know which drugs Kelly was taking. NEW: Police want to talk to Kelly's girlfriend, who took him to hospital, mayor says. Christopher Kelly, before dying, told police he overdosed, an Illinois mayor says. Kelly was named in indictment in Blagojevich case. In separate case, Kelly pleaded guilty to mail fraud on Tuesday
|
Blagojevich
|
[
"Blagojevich",
"Rod Blagojevich"
] |
{
"passage": 3421,
"query": 5249
}
|
Query: Earlier this year, @placeholder, who was impeached and removed from office, pleaded not guilty to federal corruption charges.
Entities: Dwight Welch, Blagojevich, Rod Blagojevich, Christopher Kelly, Country Club Hills, Chicago, ex-Illinois, Illinois, Cadillac Escalade, CNN, Welch, Kelly, CHICAGO
Passage: CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- Police are investigating the death of the former chief fundraiser for ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich as a "death-suicide," an Illinois mayor said Sunday. Christopher Kelly, 51, was former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's chief fundraiser. Financier Christopher Kelly told police shortly before he died Saturday that he took an "overdose of drugs," said Dwight Welch, mayor of Country Club Hills, Illinois. Country Club Hills police found several drugs in Kelly's black 2007 Cadillac Escalade, but they were not sure yet whether they were prescribed, Welch said. Country Club Hills is about 27 miles south of Chicago. Kelly had recently undergone surgery and was taking drugs following the operation, Welch said. Welch said he did not know which drugs Kelly was taking. NEW: Police want to talk to Kelly's girlfriend, who took him to hospital, mayor says. Christopher Kelly, before dying, told police he overdosed, an Illinois mayor says. Kelly was named in indictment in Blagojevich case. In separate case, Kelly pleaded guilty to mail fraud on Tuesday
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Rod Blagojevich
|
[
"Cameron Diaz"
] |
{
"passage": 3422,
"query": 5250
}
|
Query: Actress @placeholder, 39, has learned how to best manage her outbreaks of adult acne, right
Entities: Vicky Norfolk, Britons, Cameron Diaz, Acne, Katy Perry, Rachel Reilly, Brits
Passage: By Rachel Reilly PUBLISHED: 16:00 EST, 25 August 2012 | UPDATED: 16:00 EST, 25 August 2012 More Britons than ever suffer from long-term skin conditions – the most common being acne, rosacea, eczema and seborrheic dermatitis, and sometimes all four at the same time. While not life-threatening in themselves, the psychological damage can be underestimated. Last week, it was reported that Vicky Norfolk, 31, took her own life after developing rosacea – a vascular condition that causes facial flushing and spots. Yet many doctors still view these as minor complaints, which can make getting suitable treatment a challenge. Acne, commonly associated with teenagers, is on the rise among adults – 12 per cent of women and three per cent of men over 25 have the condition. More people than ever suffer from rosacea, acne and eczema. One in ten Brits suffer form Rosacea. 12 per cent of women suffer from adult acne. Celebrities such as Cameron Diaz and Katy Perry have to disguise their breakouts on the red carpet
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Cameron Diaz
|
[
"Horry County"
] |
{
"passage": 3423,
"query": 5251
}
|
Query: A prayer vigil will be held for Heather this Thursday as @placeholder locals continue to volunteer their time to search for Heather.
Entities: Horry County, Heather Elvis, Elvis family, South Carolina, Terry, Heather, Ashley Collman, xoJane, Terry Ellis
Passage: By Ashley Collman The father of a South Carolina woman who went missing last month, wrote an emotional confessional about the experience of her sudden loss - sharing the last image she sent him the night before she disappeared. Heather Elvis, 20, was last seen after being dropped off from a first date at her condo in Horry County in the early morning of December 18. The next night, a police officer showed up at father Elvis family home, informing Heather's father Terry that her car had been found abandoned at a nearby boat landing. The last photo: Heather Elvis, 20, sent this picture of herself learning to drive a stick-shift while on a first-date to her father Terry the night before she disappeared last month. Police are still looking for 20-year-old Heather Elvis who went missing following a first date on December 18. The day following the date, her car was found abandoned at a dock. In an essay on xoJane, her father Terry Ellis shared the last picture she texted him the night before she disappeared. The picture shows Heather learning to drive a stick-shift on the date. Her disappearance remains a mystery but the man who took her out has been ruled out as a suspect after passing a lie detector test. Heather's father remains optimistic that he will find his daughter
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Horry County
|
[
"Bruno Mars"
] |
{
"passage": 3424,
"query": 5252
}
|
Query: Prosecutor: @placeholder, aka Bruno Mars, center, appears in court for a felony cocaine possession with Schubert on the far left.
Entities: Schubert, Lou Schneier, Las Vegas, Paris Hilton, Bruno Mars, Associated Press, David Schubert, Clark County
Passage: By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 22:00 EST, 17 July 2013 | UPDATED: 02:54 EST, 18 July 2013 A former prosecutor-turned-fugitive who handled the high-profile drug cases of Paris Hilton and Bruno Mars was found dead Wednesday in his Las Vegas home, his lawyer said. David Schubert, 49, had completed a five-month stint in prison for crack cocaine possession in April. He was found sitting in his truck in his home's garage with the windows rolled down, according to his lawyer and friend Lou Schneier. The Clark County coroner's office declined to comment. Suicide: David Schubert, 49, a former prosecutor-turned-fugitive who once handled the high-profile drug cases of celebrities Paris Hilton and Bruno Mars has been found dead in his Las Vegas home. David Schubert, 49, was the victim of an apparent suicide at his home. He prosecuted Paris Hilton and Bruno Mars in their drug possession cases. He had been sentenced to a year to 30 months in prison after he was caught buying $40 of cocaine in 2011. It was a relatively small case but because of who Schubert was, it got plenty of attention
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Bruno Mars
|
[
"California"
] |
{
"passage": 3425,
"query": 5253
}
|
Query: Among its nine initiatives, @placeholder offered a proposition that could reduce government gridlock by lowering the minimum needed for the legislature to approve a state budget, making it a simple majority instead of a two-thirds majority.
Entities: South Carolina, California, U.S., Arizona, Proposition 19, CNN, Colorado, South Dakota, Eric Holder
Passage: (CNN) -- California voters rejected the legalization of marijuana Tuesday, according to a CNN projection based on exit polling. Supporters of Proposition 19 argued that the "prohibition" of marijuana -- much like that for alcohol decades ago -- has created a violent criminal black market, led today by international drug cartels. But opponents prevailed Tuesday. They asserted that even if the proposition were to pass, federal law still prohibits individuals and groups from manufacturing, distributing and possessing marijuana for recreational use. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said he will continue to enforce that federal law. Opponents also said that driving under the influence of marijuana would be a public threat. California voters reject legalizing marijuana, CNN projects. Medical marijuana measure fails in South Dakota, CNN projects. Arizona, South Carolina and South Dakota approve anti-union measures, CNN projects. Colorado rejects definition of "person" in anti-abortion measure, CNN projects
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California
|
[
"McIlroy",
"Rory McIlroy"
] |
{
"passage": 3426,
"query": 5254
}
|
Query: @placeholder missed his putt for a second eagle of his round but the tap in birdie took him to eight-under and on his final hole, the ninth, came that final birdie to open up a lead on the field.
Entities: British Open, PGA Championship, Rory McIlroy, World No.1, Tiger Woods, McIlroy, WGC-Bridgestone International, CNN, Phil Mickelson
Passage: (CNN) -- The contrast could not be greater. As Tiger Woods hooked his tee shot at the first hole way left of the fairway, new world number one Rory McIlroy rolled home a birdie putt on his closing hole to lead the PGA Championship on nine-under-par. Woods, who bravely teed it up in the final major of the season despite a back problem, was eventually finish with a second straight 74 to be five shots outside the halfway cut mark for the weekend. McIlroy, bidding for a hat-trick of victories after winning the British Open and WGC-Bridgestone International, followed his opening 66 with a 67 to set a testing target for the later starters, which nobody was able to match. Rory McIlroy sets halfway pace at PGA Championship. World No.1 cards second round 67 for nine-under 133. Tiger Woods misses cut after second straight 74. Phil Mickelson finishes with an eagle to go six-under
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McIlroy
|
[
"McIlroy",
"Rory McIlroy"
] |
{
"passage": 3426,
"query": 5254
}
|
Query: @placeholder missed his putt for a second eagle of his round but the tap in birdie took him to eight-under and on his final hole, the ninth, came that final birdie to open up a lead on the field.
Entities: British Open, PGA Championship, Rory McIlroy, World No.1, Tiger Woods, McIlroy, WGC-Bridgestone International, CNN, Phil Mickelson
Passage: (CNN) -- The contrast could not be greater. As Tiger Woods hooked his tee shot at the first hole way left of the fairway, new world number one Rory McIlroy rolled home a birdie putt on his closing hole to lead the PGA Championship on nine-under-par. Woods, who bravely teed it up in the final major of the season despite a back problem, was eventually finish with a second straight 74 to be five shots outside the halfway cut mark for the weekend. McIlroy, bidding for a hat-trick of victories after winning the British Open and WGC-Bridgestone International, followed his opening 66 with a 67 to set a testing target for the later starters, which nobody was able to match. Rory McIlroy sets halfway pace at PGA Championship. World No.1 cards second round 67 for nine-under 133. Tiger Woods misses cut after second straight 74. Phil Mickelson finishes with an eagle to go six-under
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Rory McIlroy
|
[
"Quark Expeditions"
] |
{
"passage": 3427,
"query": 5255
}
|
Query: We anticipate a positive outcome," @placeholder president Patrick Shaw said.
Entities: Connecticut, MV Ocean Nova, Argentine, M/V Ocean Nova, Ocean Nova, CNN, Marguerite Bay, South America, Antarctica, Quark Expeditions
Passage: (CNN) -- The owners of a cruise ship that ran aground in Marguerite Bay, Antarctica, are hoping high tide will dislodge the ship Wednesday, a company statement said. The Ocean Nova, seen on a previous voyage, has a total of 106 people on board. Connecticut-based Quark Expeditions said the M/V Ocean Nova became stranded Tuesday in the bay not far from an Argentine research base. Marguerite Bay is about 900 miles south of the tip of South America. The ship is carrying 65 passengers and 41 crew members, Quark Expeditions said. All those aboard the vessel "remain safe and calm," the company statement said. All 65 passengers and 41 crew are safe, company reports. MV Ocean Nova stranded in Marguerite Bay, about 900 miles from South America
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Quark Expeditions
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[
"Airbus A380"
] |
{
"passage": 3428,
"query": 5256
}
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Query: Qantas grounded its @placeholder fleet for several weeks while it inspected the problem.
Entities: Australia, Singapore, Rolls-Royce Trent, Airbus A380, Qantas, Sydney, CNN, Rolls-Royce, Australian, Federal Court of Australia
Passage: Sydney, Australia (CNN) -- Qantas is considering legal action against engine-maker Rolls-Royce after one of the manufacturer's engines sparked a fire on a flight last month, the airline said Thursday. The Federal Court of Australia granted the Australian carrier an injunction Thursday allowing it to pursue legal action against Rolls-Royce in Australia if a commercial settlement is not possible, Qantas said. Qantas said it has already started discussions with Rolls-Royce. A Sydney, Australia-bound Qantas Airbus A380 was forced to turn back to Singapore on Nov. 4 when an oil fire badly damaged one of the plane's four Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engines. The fire resulted in part of the engine casing falling off in flight. NEW: Australian court grants Qantas permission to pursue legal action. NEW: Qantas says it has already started discussions with Rolls-Royce. Officials issue a safety recommendation about the Rolls-Royce engine. The problem could have been a factor in last month's Qantas fire
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Airbus A380
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[
"Imran Khan",
"Khan"
] |
{
"passage": 3429,
"query": 5257
}
|
Query: She said at the time: ‘My ex-husband, @placeholder, recently announced that he intended to get remarried soon, which made me think it’s probably time to change my name back to Goldsmith.’
Entities: World Cup, Reham Khan, Imran Khan, Pakistan, Aleema, New Year's Eve, Jemima Goldsmith, BBC, Khan, Britain
Passage: Pakistan cricket legend Imran Khan said he had wed former BBC weather presenter Reham Khan just days after his family said he had denied it - provoking a furious reaction from his sister. The 62-year-old World Cup winner who is now a politician in his home country has married the 41-year-old divorced mother-of-three. On New Year's Eve, Khan said rumours of marriage were 'greatly exaggerated' and his sister Aleema said the family challenged him 'a few days ago' over the news and he denied it. Scroll down for video Pakistan cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan (left), 62, has married broadcaster Reham Khan (right). Imran Khan, 62, confirmed he has wed Reham Khan, 41. Cricket legend said he was travelling to Pakistan to share news. But days earlier he said rumours of union were 'greatly exaggerated' His sister said: 'We haven't met her and I don’t know that we want to' Khan's new wife previously lived in Britain, when she was BBC weather girl. He divorced Jemima Goldsmith in 2004, after nine years of marriage. Khan led Pakistan to victory at the 1992 World Cup
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Imran Khan
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[
"Imran Khan",
"Khan"
] |
{
"passage": 3429,
"query": 5257
}
|
Query: She said at the time: ‘My ex-husband, @placeholder, recently announced that he intended to get remarried soon, which made me think it’s probably time to change my name back to Goldsmith.’
Entities: World Cup, Reham Khan, Imran Khan, Pakistan, Aleema, New Year's Eve, Jemima Goldsmith, BBC, Khan, Britain
Passage: Pakistan cricket legend Imran Khan said he had wed former BBC weather presenter Reham Khan just days after his family said he had denied it - provoking a furious reaction from his sister. The 62-year-old World Cup winner who is now a politician in his home country has married the 41-year-old divorced mother-of-three. On New Year's Eve, Khan said rumours of marriage were 'greatly exaggerated' and his sister Aleema said the family challenged him 'a few days ago' over the news and he denied it. Scroll down for video Pakistan cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan (left), 62, has married broadcaster Reham Khan (right). Imran Khan, 62, confirmed he has wed Reham Khan, 41. Cricket legend said he was travelling to Pakistan to share news. But days earlier he said rumours of union were 'greatly exaggerated' His sister said: 'We haven't met her and I don’t know that we want to' Khan's new wife previously lived in Britain, when she was BBC weather girl. He divorced Jemima Goldsmith in 2004, after nine years of marriage. Khan led Pakistan to victory at the 1992 World Cup
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Khan
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[
"Court"
] |
{
"passage": 3430,
"query": 5258
}
|
Query: @placeholder was told there was a 'suggestion' that Sadushi will claim for asylum
Entities: Albanian, Albania, Court, Becky Evans, Ndriem Sadushi, Ndricim Sadushi, UK
Passage: By Becky Evans PUBLISHED: 16:08 EST, 23 January 2013 | UPDATED: 18:05 EST, 23 January 2013 Ndriem Sadushi was convicted in his absence in Albania of three murders and one attempted murder and is fighting extradition An Albanian gangster convicted of three murders is still in the UK almost a year after his arrest and is now likely to claim asylum. Ndricim Sadushi, 42, has been on the run for 15 years and is receiving legal aid in his fight against extradition back to Albania that is costing the UK taxpayer tens of thousands of pounds. His case has been listed before judges 19 times during the lengthy court battle. Ndricim Sadushi, 42, is receiving legal aid in his battle against extradition. Court heard today there is a 'suggestion' he will appeal for asylum. He was arrested last year after spending 15 years on the run. Magistrates heard case has been delayed for mental health assessments
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Court
|
[
"Stacey Jackson"
] |
{
"passage": 3431,
"query": 5259
}
|
Query: as you can see in this shot of me with singer @placeholder.
Entities: Spencer, Box Of Grey, Soho, Stacey Jackson, Spencer Matthews, Lusia, London, Luisa Zissman, Sanctum, Sanctum Soho Hotel, Box Of Grey BXG
Passage: By Spencer Matthews When an invite drops through your letterbox with a picture of a scantily clad woman holding a leather whip you really have to consider going. And when the invite turns out to be the launch of luxury erotic retailer Box Of Grey BXG promising stunning models wearing corsets and wielding riding crops and spanking paddles, then you’d be a fool to miss it. Clearly I wasn't the only one who thought this as the roof top party at the Sanctum Soho Hotel was packed full of London's naughtiest and sauciest clubbers. Saucy: Lusia enjoyed playing with the riding crop as she posed with Spencer and Stacey Jackson. Luxury adult firm Box Of Grey unveiled new suite at the Sanctum in Soho. Spencer attended glittering launch party on hotel's rooftop bar. Also attended by Luisa Zissman, who Spencer spanked with a riding crop
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Stacey Jackson
|
[
"Obamacare"
] |
{
"passage": 3432,
"query": 5260
}
|
Query: "@placeholder activates the conservative viewpoint, that part of the brain."
Entities: Barack Obama, Obamacare, Supreme Court, Democrats, CNN, Democratic, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Washington
Passage: Washington (CNN) -- It's less of a tongue-twisting jumble than the phrase "Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act." "Obamacare." The sleek, slang word used by some to describe the health reform law signed by President Barack Obama has taken on a roller-coaster trajectory of its own, first coming into favor with Republicans as a criticism of the law, and more recently, as the subject of Democratic efforts to reclaim it. The Supreme Court is expected to hand down a decision on the law's constitutionality this week. What the court has to say could shape the next step in the word's evolution, experts say. The word has taken on a roller-coaster trajectory of its own. It has been used nearly 3,000 times since its debut as a phrase in July 2009. Confronted with the pervasiveness of the word, Democrats began an effort to redefine it
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Obamacare
|
[
"Fundred Dollar Bills"
] |
{
"passage": 3433,
"query": 5261
}
|
Query: Chin wants to create $300 million worth of @placeholder.
Entities: Louisiana, Alita Richard, Mel Chin, Fundred Dollar Bills, Mcdonough Elementary School, New York, New Orleans, Abe Lincoln, NEW ORLEANS, CNN, Congress
Passage: NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana (CNN) -- The students in Alita Richard's art class at Mcdonough Elementary School #42 work diligently, quietly with a laser-like focus. Schoolchildren create whatever they choose to decorate the "Fundred Dollar Bills." What kid doesn't like to draw, especially given a great deal of freedom to choose his or her own subject? They are creating Fundred Dollar Bills. Think of a five-dollar bill, and instead of Abe Lincoln's face the students create whatever they choose to fill in the oblong space. This fake money has a very real purpose. Mel Chin, a conceptual artist from New York, dreamed up the idea as a unique way to fund an extensive effort to clean up the dirt in New Orleans. Lead in New Orleans' dirt is at dangerously high levels. Schoolchildren, artist team up to create "Fundred Dollar Bills" Goal is to have $300 million in fake currency to present to Congress. Project to make lead in dirt harmless would cost $300 million
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Fundred Dollar Bills
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