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[
"Paul Song"
] |
{
"passage": 3619,
"query": 5547
}
|
Query: Ling married @placeholder, an oncologist, in May 2007, five years after leaving the morning show.
Entities: The View, Jett, Barbara Walters, Walter, Walters, Lisa Ling, Meghan Keneally, Barbara, Paul Song, Ling
Passage: By Meghan Keneally Lisa Ling has shared a pictured of her daughter while she updated her former co-hosts on The View about her life. The reporter chose an intimate snap of her now-1-year-old daughter Jett lying in between she and her husband Paul Song. During the reunion episode of The View this morning, Ling credited Barbara Walters for reminding her to take care of her professional life and not just focus on her career. Coming together for Barbara: Lisa Ling joined her former View co-hosts in a celebration for Walter's penultimate show Family snap: Ling said that her daughter Jett, now 1, is her husband's doppelganger. Lisa Ling gave birth to her baby girl in March 2013. Said that Barbara Walters' best advice was for her to 'never neglect your personal life' Ling, 40, was one of The View co-hosts from 1999 to 2002 and joined her former colleagues at a reunion special ahead of Walters' retirement
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Paul Song
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[
"AZ Alkmaar",
"Alkmaar"
] |
{
"passage": 3620,
"query": 5548
}
|
Query: ‘He was with @placeholder while I was with Twente, they were first and we were second and they had won the league the previous week with two or three games to go.
Entities: Twente, AZ Alkmaar, Ajax, Germany, Man United, Laurie Whitwell, Holland, Louis Van Gaal, McClaren, Steve McClaren, Alkmaar, Champions League, FC Twente, Van Gaal, Derby, Eredivisie, Dutchman
Passage: By Laurie Whitwell Follow @@lauriewhitwell Steve McClaren has revealed how he once gave Louis Van Gaal a bouquet of flowers ahead of a match as a tactic to win a vital three points and clinch Champions League football for FC Twente. Van Gaal had guided AZ Alkmaar to the Eredivisie title in 2009 when he travelled to play McClaren’s side at the start of May. Twente needed a victory to secure second place ahead of Ajax and McClaren reckoned that lavishing the famously fierce Dutchman and his team with praise might soften them up ahead of the encounter. The 'tulips trick' seemed to work as Twente won 3-0 and finished one point better off then Ajax. Derby manager has faced Van Gaal on touchline in Holland and Germany. Backs Holland coach to lead Man United back to top after poor season. Brought tulips to congratulate Van Gaal when Alkmaar won Eredivisie title. Subsequently won 3-0 and qualified for the Champions League with Twente
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AZ Alkmaar
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[
"AZ Alkmaar",
"Alkmaar"
] |
{
"passage": 3620,
"query": 5548
}
|
Query: ‘He was with @placeholder while I was with Twente, they were first and we were second and they had won the league the previous week with two or three games to go.
Entities: Twente, AZ Alkmaar, Ajax, Germany, Man United, Laurie Whitwell, Holland, Louis Van Gaal, McClaren, Steve McClaren, Alkmaar, Champions League, FC Twente, Van Gaal, Derby, Eredivisie, Dutchman
Passage: By Laurie Whitwell Follow @@lauriewhitwell Steve McClaren has revealed how he once gave Louis Van Gaal a bouquet of flowers ahead of a match as a tactic to win a vital three points and clinch Champions League football for FC Twente. Van Gaal had guided AZ Alkmaar to the Eredivisie title in 2009 when he travelled to play McClaren’s side at the start of May. Twente needed a victory to secure second place ahead of Ajax and McClaren reckoned that lavishing the famously fierce Dutchman and his team with praise might soften them up ahead of the encounter. The 'tulips trick' seemed to work as Twente won 3-0 and finished one point better off then Ajax. Derby manager has faced Van Gaal on touchline in Holland and Germany. Backs Holland coach to lead Man United back to top after poor season. Brought tulips to congratulate Van Gaal when Alkmaar won Eredivisie title. Subsequently won 3-0 and qualified for the Champions League with Twente
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Alkmaar
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[
"NYPD",
"New York City Police Department"
] |
{
"passage": 3621,
"query": 5549
}
|
Query: After chokehold death, @placeholder to train officers on proper use of force
Entities: Garner, Eric Garner, NYPD, New York, Staten Island, New York City Police Department, New York City, CNN, Daniel Pantaleo
Passage: New York (CNN) -- A grand jury is expected to announce this week whether a New York City police officer will face criminal charges in the alleged chokehold death of a New York man, according to people familiar with the investigation. Eric Garner, a father of six, died after NYPD officers confronted him on Staten Island for allegedly selling cigarettes illegally. A video of the July 17 encounter shows NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo grabbing the 350-pound man in a chokehold and pulling him onto a sidewalk. During his apprehension, Garner, 43, is heard repeatedly telling the officers that he could not breathe. The New York City Police Department prohibits the chokehold tactic. Eric Garner died in a confrontation with New York police July 17. The medical examiner ruled that the death of Garner, 43, was a homicide. The incident sparked protests in New York City
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NYPD
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[
"NYPD",
"New York City Police Department"
] |
{
"passage": 3621,
"query": 5549
}
|
Query: After chokehold death, @placeholder to train officers on proper use of force
Entities: Garner, Eric Garner, NYPD, New York, Staten Island, New York City Police Department, New York City, CNN, Daniel Pantaleo
Passage: New York (CNN) -- A grand jury is expected to announce this week whether a New York City police officer will face criminal charges in the alleged chokehold death of a New York man, according to people familiar with the investigation. Eric Garner, a father of six, died after NYPD officers confronted him on Staten Island for allegedly selling cigarettes illegally. A video of the July 17 encounter shows NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo grabbing the 350-pound man in a chokehold and pulling him onto a sidewalk. During his apprehension, Garner, 43, is heard repeatedly telling the officers that he could not breathe. The New York City Police Department prohibits the chokehold tactic. Eric Garner died in a confrontation with New York police July 17. The medical examiner ruled that the death of Garner, 43, was a homicide. The incident sparked protests in New York City
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New York City Police Department
|
[
"Eoin Reddan"
] |
{
"passage": 3622,
"query": 5550
}
|
Query: Leinster scrum-half @placeholder was waved away despite telling referee Doyle 'I have a very serious question' after Ryan received the boot to the face.
Entities: Richardt Strauss, Dominic Ryan, JP Doyle, Giorgi Nemsadze, Eoin Reddan, Felix Jones, Viktor Kolelishvili, Georgia, Dublin, Ireland, Aviva Stadium, Dave Foley, Man of the Match, Dave Kilcoyne, Simon Zebo, Ryan, Ian Madigan, Stuart Olding, Jonathan Sexton, Munster, Leinster
Passage: Ireland coasted to a six-try, 49-7 victory over Georgia in a Dublin clash marred by an unpunished stamp to debutant Dominic Ryan's face. The hosts were left incensed by flanker Viktor Kolelishvili bringing his boot down on back-rower Ryan's face but captain Eoin Reddan's complaints went unheeded by referee JP Doyle. Ryan somehow escaped serious injury in a scrappy first-half, before Felix Jones claimed a brace while Dave Kilcoyne, Richardt Strauss, Simon Zebo and Stuart Olding all crossed, with Giorgi Nemsadze responding for Georgia. Leinster fly half Ian Madigan impressed for Ireland with his attacking play and accurate goal kicking. Tries from Dave Kilcoyne, Richardt Strauss, Simon Zebo, Felix Jones (two) and Stuart Olding secure victory at the Aviva Stadium. Clash marred by an unpunished stamp by Georgia flanker flanker Viktor Kolelishvili to debutant Dominic Ryan's face. Leinster fly half Ian Madigan gives assured display in the absence of rested first choice number 10 Jonathan Sexton. Munster lock Dave Foley named Man of the Match. Georgia lock Giorgi Nemsadze ran a great line to score a consolation try for the visitors
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Eoin Reddan
|
[
"Dave Kilcoyne"
] |
{
"passage": 3622,
"query": 5551
}
|
Query: Munster prop @placeholder bursts through the Georgian defence early in the first half in Dublin
Entities: Richardt Strauss, Dominic Ryan, JP Doyle, Giorgi Nemsadze, Eoin Reddan, Felix Jones, Viktor Kolelishvili, Georgia, Dublin, Ireland, Aviva Stadium, Dave Foley, Man of the Match, Dave Kilcoyne, Simon Zebo, Ryan, Ian Madigan, Stuart Olding, Jonathan Sexton, Munster, Leinster
Passage: Ireland coasted to a six-try, 49-7 victory over Georgia in a Dublin clash marred by an unpunished stamp to debutant Dominic Ryan's face. The hosts were left incensed by flanker Viktor Kolelishvili bringing his boot down on back-rower Ryan's face but captain Eoin Reddan's complaints went unheeded by referee JP Doyle. Ryan somehow escaped serious injury in a scrappy first-half, before Felix Jones claimed a brace while Dave Kilcoyne, Richardt Strauss, Simon Zebo and Stuart Olding all crossed, with Giorgi Nemsadze responding for Georgia. Leinster fly half Ian Madigan impressed for Ireland with his attacking play and accurate goal kicking. Tries from Dave Kilcoyne, Richardt Strauss, Simon Zebo, Felix Jones (two) and Stuart Olding secure victory at the Aviva Stadium. Clash marred by an unpunished stamp by Georgia flanker flanker Viktor Kolelishvili to debutant Dominic Ryan's face. Leinster fly half Ian Madigan gives assured display in the absence of rested first choice number 10 Jonathan Sexton. Munster lock Dave Foley named Man of the Match. Georgia lock Giorgi Nemsadze ran a great line to score a consolation try for the visitors
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Dave Kilcoyne
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[
"Meliandou"
] |
{
"passage": 3623,
"query": 5552
}
|
Query: It is a question scientists have yet to answer conclusively, although they have come to @placeholder to test great apes and bats as possible sources.
Entities: Conakry, Ebola, Guinea, Guinean, Meliandou, Emile Ouamouno, Ground Zero
Passage: The Guinean village widely viewed as Ebola's Ground Zero, where the first proven patient, a two-year-old boy, fell ill and died in December last year, has been cracked to the core. Meliandou, a small village at the top of a forested hill reached by a rutted red earth track, is known throughout the world as the birthplace of the most recent Ebola outbreak. Today villagers here are in debt, stigmatized, hungry and still angry and deeply suspicious about who or what brought the disease that has devastated their lives. A young girl plays with hair in the Guinean village of Meliandou, some 400 miles south-east of Conakry, Guinea, believed to be Ebola's ground zero. The recent Ebola outbreak believed to have started in Meliandou, Guinea. Emile Ouamouno, two, who died of Ebola last December is 'Patient Zero' The Ebola outbreak has left the small village and its residents broke. Many still do not understand what Ebola is and why it has hit their home
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Meliandou
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[
"Beijing"
] |
{
"passage": 3624,
"query": 5553
}
|
Query: Once back from @placeholder, Shanteau invited CNN to spend time with him the night before his surgery in Atlanta, Georgia.
Entities: Olympic, World Swimming Championship, Eric Shanteau, Olympics, Georgia, Beijing, ATLANTA, Rome, CNN
Passage: ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- For Olympic swimmer Eric Shanteau, the last two months have been a whirlwind. "Full of the best moments and the scariest moments of my life," says the 24-year-old Olympic swimmer. Eric Shanteau said he felt angry when he found out he had testicular cancer. "Getting to the Olympics was, has always been, my swimming dream since I was 8 or 9 years old. You know, right after I started swimming it was, 'I want to make an Olympic team. That's where I want to be'." In June, a week before the qualifying round of the Olympics he was told he had testicular cancer. "My initial reaction was probably anger more than anything else," he says. "I'm used to being in control of everything. I'm in control of how I train, how I race and then to all of a sudden have that control ripped away from me was tough." Olympic swimmer Eric Shanteau found out about his cancer in June. He delayed treatment so he could compete in the games in Beijing. He plans to compete in the 2009 World Swimming Championship in Rome. Testicular cancer is diagnosed in about 1 in 300 men in their lifetime
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Beijing
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[
"Mary Hamer"
] |
{
"passage": 3625,
"query": 5554
}
|
Query: He has 'been manipulating @placeholder to give him more money to pay lawyer fees and pay off prison staff', a source said.
Entities: Mary Hamer, Sloot, Lydia Warren, Joran Van der Sloot, Joran van der Sloot, Stephany Flores, Lake City, Florida
Passage: By Lydia Warren Last updated at 2:24 PM on 31st January 2012 Convicted killer Joran van der Sloot is reportedly still trying to wean cash from a woman who paid his legal fees, despite her giving up on his case. Mary Hamer, from Lake City, Florida, called herself van der Sloot's 'guardian angel' after shelling out around $100,000 towards legal costs. But on Sunday, the divorced radiologist wrote a bizarre resignation letter saying she accepted defeat in the case, which found him guilty of murder. Killer: Joran Van der Sloot was found guilty of murdering Stephany Flores in 2010 after she found out about his suspected involvement in another disappearance. Joran van der Sloot sentenced to 28 years behind bars for murder of Stephany Flores in 2010. Dr Mary Hamer paid $100,000 towards his legal fees. But in bizarre letter said she 'will fight no more'
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Mary Hamer
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[
"Obama"
] |
{
"passage": 3626,
"query": 5555
}
|
Query: That is something that Romney didn't mention in his Monday speech and hardly suggests a precipitous @placeholder-led retreat from Afghanistan, which is already America's longest war.
Entities: Virginia Military Institute, Afghanistan, Peter Bergen, Mitt Romney, bin Laden, Romney, Egypt, U.S., Osama bin Laden, Middle East, Bergen, Obama, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- On Monday, Mitt Romney delivered what his campaign billed as a major foreign policy address, in which he sought to distinguish himself from the man he called the "lead from behind" president. The speech at the Virginia Military Institute, which largely focused on the Middle East, served as something of a warm-up for the two remaining debates between Romney and Obama to be held later this month, one of which will focus entirely on foreign policy, while the other will deal with both domestic and national security issues. In the forthcoming debates Romney will have the tricky job of trying to position himself as tougher on national security than Obama -- who tripled the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan during his presidency and ordered the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. Peter Bergen: Romney sought to draw clear line between his and Obama's foreign policy. He says Romney's problem is Obama set a tough line with drone war, bin Laden mission. Romney made sense on idea of tying Egypt aid to democracy, fulfilling peace treaty, he says. Bergen: Romney trying to create illusion of substantive differences with Obama
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Obama
|
[
"Obama"
] |
{
"passage": 3626,
"query": 5556
}
|
Query: There have been serious critiques of @placeholder for not being more active in negotiating new trade deals, but to claim that he hasn't signed any in the past four years is demonstrably false.
Entities: Virginia Military Institute, Afghanistan, Peter Bergen, Mitt Romney, bin Laden, Romney, Egypt, U.S., Osama bin Laden, Middle East, Bergen, Obama, CNN
Passage: (CNN) -- On Monday, Mitt Romney delivered what his campaign billed as a major foreign policy address, in which he sought to distinguish himself from the man he called the "lead from behind" president. The speech at the Virginia Military Institute, which largely focused on the Middle East, served as something of a warm-up for the two remaining debates between Romney and Obama to be held later this month, one of which will focus entirely on foreign policy, while the other will deal with both domestic and national security issues. In the forthcoming debates Romney will have the tricky job of trying to position himself as tougher on national security than Obama -- who tripled the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan during his presidency and ordered the raid that killed Osama bin Laden. Peter Bergen: Romney sought to draw clear line between his and Obama's foreign policy. He says Romney's problem is Obama set a tough line with drone war, bin Laden mission. Romney made sense on idea of tying Egypt aid to democracy, fulfilling peace treaty, he says. Bergen: Romney trying to create illusion of substantive differences with Obama
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Obama
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[
"Hey Dad"
] |
{
"passage": 3627,
"query": 5557
}
|
Query: If I hear even the first couple of bars of @placeholder!
Entities: Australia, Robyn Gardiner, Sarah Monahan, Downing Centre, MailOnline, Hey Dad, Taylor Auerbach, Sydney, Hughes, Downing Centre Local Court, Robert Hughes
Passage: By Taylor Auerbach The sentencing hearing of former Hey Dad! star Robert Hughes started at Sydney's Downing Centre on Friday morning, with emotional victims' impact statements read out before a packed gallery. One statement, from a victim that MailOnline has not named, was read out by her father - who delivered her address without looking at the man now convicted of sexually assaulting his daughter. 'I was sexually abused by Robert Hughes in his home, while in his care, multiple times before I was eight-years-old,' the victim's submission began. Scroll down for video Robert Hughes arrives at Downing Centre Local Court were the trial took place. Hughes has been taken into custody and awaits the verdict for two remaining charges. The sentencing hearing of Robert Hughes began on Friday morning. Victims' emotional impact statements read out in court. Former child star Sarah Monahan said she may never be able to return to Australia because of the abuse. The statements reveal the impact of devastation caused by Hughes. Hughes' wife Robyn Gardiner was notably absent from court
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Hey Dad
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[
"Sarah Monahan"
] |
{
"passage": 3627,
"query": 5558
}
|
Query: The victim statement of @placeholder, a child star of Hey Dad!
Entities: Australia, Robyn Gardiner, Sarah Monahan, Downing Centre, MailOnline, Hey Dad, Taylor Auerbach, Sydney, Hughes, Downing Centre Local Court, Robert Hughes
Passage: By Taylor Auerbach The sentencing hearing of former Hey Dad! star Robert Hughes started at Sydney's Downing Centre on Friday morning, with emotional victims' impact statements read out before a packed gallery. One statement, from a victim that MailOnline has not named, was read out by her father - who delivered her address without looking at the man now convicted of sexually assaulting his daughter. 'I was sexually abused by Robert Hughes in his home, while in his care, multiple times before I was eight-years-old,' the victim's submission began. Scroll down for video Robert Hughes arrives at Downing Centre Local Court were the trial took place. Hughes has been taken into custody and awaits the verdict for two remaining charges. The sentencing hearing of Robert Hughes began on Friday morning. Victims' emotional impact statements read out in court. Former child star Sarah Monahan said she may never be able to return to Australia because of the abuse. The statements reveal the impact of devastation caused by Hughes. Hughes' wife Robyn Gardiner was notably absent from court
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Sarah Monahan
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[
"Portugal",
"Portuguese"
] |
{
"passage": 3628,
"query": 5559
}
|
Query: Since then, the @placeholder investigation has run in parallel with the British one.
Entities: Britain, Portuguese, Madeleine McCann, Praia da Luz, Crown Prosecution Service, UK, CNN, British, Portugal
Passage: (CNN) -- Authorities in Portugal have received a letter from British prosecutors asking to interview people there in connection with the 2007 disappearance of Madeleine McCann, the authorities told CNN on Thursday. The letter was sent on January 10 by Britain's Crown Prosecution Service, amid a renewed push to find the British girl who disappeared while on vacation with her family in the Portuguese resort town of Praia da Luz. She was 3 years old at the time, and the case prompted headlines around the world. The latest developments in the case come about three months after new police sketches were released of potential suspects and UK police appeared in a TV appeal for information. Portugal receives letter from UK Crown Prosecution Service asking to do interviews. Investigators in Portugal and Britain are working together in a new push to find missing girl. Madeleine McCann was 3 years old when she disappeared in 2007. She was on vacation with her family in the Portuguese resort town of Praia da Luz
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Portugal
|
[
"Portugal",
"Portuguese"
] |
{
"passage": 3628,
"query": 5559
}
|
Query: Since then, the @placeholder investigation has run in parallel with the British one.
Entities: Britain, Portuguese, Madeleine McCann, Praia da Luz, Crown Prosecution Service, UK, CNN, British, Portugal
Passage: (CNN) -- Authorities in Portugal have received a letter from British prosecutors asking to interview people there in connection with the 2007 disappearance of Madeleine McCann, the authorities told CNN on Thursday. The letter was sent on January 10 by Britain's Crown Prosecution Service, amid a renewed push to find the British girl who disappeared while on vacation with her family in the Portuguese resort town of Praia da Luz. She was 3 years old at the time, and the case prompted headlines around the world. The latest developments in the case come about three months after new police sketches were released of potential suspects and UK police appeared in a TV appeal for information. Portugal receives letter from UK Crown Prosecution Service asking to do interviews. Investigators in Portugal and Britain are working together in a new push to find missing girl. Madeleine McCann was 3 years old when she disappeared in 2007. She was on vacation with her family in the Portuguese resort town of Praia da Luz
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Portuguese
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[
"Timbuktu"
] |
{
"passage": 3629,
"query": 5560
}
|
Query: Life trickled back to normal in @placeholder, the ancient desert city and home to world-famous cultural sites.
Entities: French, Mali, France, Islamists, Konna, Kidal, Malian, Gao, French Defense Ministry, Islamist, CNN, Francois Hollande, Timbuktu
Passage: (CNN) -- In the latest blow to militants, the French military said Wednesday it has seized the airport in Kidal, the last major town under rebel control in northern Mali. If the forces secure the town, it will be the last major city in their sweep north to flush out Islamist militants in Mali, France's former colony. Read more: Why Mali matters? France sent its troops at Mali's request after the Islamists seized the strategic town of Konna on January 10. The town is back under Malian control. In addition, French-led troops now control Timbuktu and Gao cities, and the swath in between that was an Islamist stronghold for almost a year, the French Defense Ministry said this week. It is the last major town in the sweep to flush out Islamist militants. Control of the airport comes days after troops seized Timbuktu and Gao cities. "We are winning in Mali," French President Francois Hollande says. The French-led offensive started January 10
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Timbuktu
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[
"Islamists"
] |
{
"passage": 3629,
"query": 5561
}
|
Query: The nations are teaming up to prevent the @placeholder from turning the once peaceful democracy into a haven for international terrorists.
Entities: French, Mali, France, Islamists, Konna, Kidal, Malian, Gao, French Defense Ministry, Islamist, CNN, Francois Hollande, Timbuktu
Passage: (CNN) -- In the latest blow to militants, the French military said Wednesday it has seized the airport in Kidal, the last major town under rebel control in northern Mali. If the forces secure the town, it will be the last major city in their sweep north to flush out Islamist militants in Mali, France's former colony. Read more: Why Mali matters? France sent its troops at Mali's request after the Islamists seized the strategic town of Konna on January 10. The town is back under Malian control. In addition, French-led troops now control Timbuktu and Gao cities, and the swath in between that was an Islamist stronghold for almost a year, the French Defense Ministry said this week. It is the last major town in the sweep to flush out Islamist militants. Control of the airport comes days after troops seized Timbuktu and Gao cities. "We are winning in Mali," French President Francois Hollande says. The French-led offensive started January 10
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Islamists
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[
"Jack Turley",
"Turley"
] |
{
"passage": 3630,
"query": 5562
}
|
Query: Edinburgh's squad has been ravaged by injuries, meaning they have no choice but to turn to @placeholder
Entities: Edinburgh, New Zealander, Green Van, Solomons, Heriot, Alan Solomons, Leinster, Glasgow Hawks, Jack Turley, Royal Dublin Showground, Pro12, Turley
Passage: Furniture removal man Jack Turley has been given the job of carrying Edinburgh to victory over four-time Pro12 champions Leinster after a shock call-up from head coach Alan Solomons. The New Zealander had spent most of the week moving sofas, cabinets and tables in and out of houses for the Green Van and Man company — and fully expected to play amateur rugby in his role as Heriot’s captain against Glasgow Hawks this weekend. On his first day’s training with Edinburgh, however, he was told by Solomons that he wasn’t there to simply make up the numbers and would, in fact, be starting at the Royal Dublin Showground – one of the citadels of world club rugby. Jack Turley will start for Edinburgh when they face Leinster. Alan Solomons forced to use Turley due to injury crisis. Turley has been playing for an amateur club and working as a removals man
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Jack Turley
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[
"Jack Turley",
"Turley"
] |
{
"passage": 3630,
"query": 5562
}
|
Query: Edinburgh's squad has been ravaged by injuries, meaning they have no choice but to turn to @placeholder
Entities: Edinburgh, New Zealander, Green Van, Solomons, Heriot, Alan Solomons, Leinster, Glasgow Hawks, Jack Turley, Royal Dublin Showground, Pro12, Turley
Passage: Furniture removal man Jack Turley has been given the job of carrying Edinburgh to victory over four-time Pro12 champions Leinster after a shock call-up from head coach Alan Solomons. The New Zealander had spent most of the week moving sofas, cabinets and tables in and out of houses for the Green Van and Man company — and fully expected to play amateur rugby in his role as Heriot’s captain against Glasgow Hawks this weekend. On his first day’s training with Edinburgh, however, he was told by Solomons that he wasn’t there to simply make up the numbers and would, in fact, be starting at the Royal Dublin Showground – one of the citadels of world club rugby. Jack Turley will start for Edinburgh when they face Leinster. Alan Solomons forced to use Turley due to injury crisis. Turley has been playing for an amateur club and working as a removals man
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Turley
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[
"Celyn Phillips"
] |
{
"passage": 3631,
"query": 5563
}
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Query: 'When I met @placeholder she knew straight away about me.
Entities: NHS, Joe Newington, Celyn Phillips, Newington, Billy, Connie, Cardiff
Passage: Transgender DJ: Billy-Joe Newington, 25, is set to have new genitalia made using the skin on his tattooed arm - leaving him with a tribal-print penis A transgender DJ is set to have new genitalia made using the skin on his tattooed arm - leaving him with a tribal-print penis. Billy-Joe Newington, 25, from Cardiff, was born as a girl called Connie, but has been desperate to be a boy since the age of four. He started taking male hormones more than two years ago, quickly transforming him from a size-eight girl into a muscular man with stubble. He had a double mastectomy in January after years of binding his 32C breasts and is booked in for his first ‘lower-half’ taxpayer-funded NHS operation later this year. Billy-Joe Newington, 25, grew up as a girl called Connie at Cardiff home. Has taken male hormones for two years and has had double mastectomy. The DJ is booked in for his first 'lower-half' NHS operation later this year. But skin will have to come from left forearm, covered in tribal-print tattoo. This is because skin on arm is smooth and hairless and he is right-handed. Mr Newington says patterned manhood will enable him to feel like a man. He also plans to marry fiancée Celyn Phillips, 31, following the operation
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Celyn Phillips
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[
"NFL"
] |
{
"passage": 3632,
"query": 5564
}
|
Query: Mayweather's astonishing run of form betting on the @placeholder has seen him take home £2.03million ($3,267,637.36) in three weeks.
Entities: Denver Broncos, Floyd Mayweather, New York Jets, Los Angeles, Sam's Hofbrau, Mayweather, Seattle Seahawks, Indianapolis Colts, LA, American, NFL
Passage: Fresh from winning more than £2million on NFL betting, Floyd Mayweather flew into Los Angeles on Tuesday and threw thousands into the air at a famous strip club. The action, known as 'making it rain', secured the American boxer a legion of new fans in LA, as people clamoured to pick up the notes he threw to the floor at Sam's Hofbrau. Mayweather, the world's highest-paid sportsman, recently won £895,000 ($1.4m) when the Denver Broncos beat the New York Jets by more than 7.5 points, after betting £506,000 ($815,000). Boxer Floyd Mayweather can be seen in the red cap, centre, throwing money into the air at the LA strip club. Floyd Mayweather was filmed throwing money into the air at LA strip club. The American was with friends at Sam's Hofbrau in downtown LA. He has collected more than £2m betting on NFL matches since September. He bet £506,000 ($815,000) on the Denver Broncos to beat the New York Jets by more than 7.5 points - winning him £895,000. Mayweather also staked £580,000 ($940,000) on Indianapolis Colts and Seattle Seahawks in two separate bets and both sides won comfortably
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NFL
|
[
"Dustin Brown"
] |
{
"passage": 3633,
"query": 5565
}
|
Query: expenses from @placeholder and the Cherokee nation - which could come to
Entities: Charleston, Cherokee Nation, Capobiancos, Baby Veronica, Veronica, James Nye, Melanie Capobianco, Oklahoma Supreme Court, Dusten Brown, Matt, Dustin Brown
Passage: By James Nye PUBLISHED: 10:42 EST, 30 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:05 EST, 30 September 2013 The adoptive parents of Baby Veronica are demanding that her biological father and the Cherokee Nation pay for all their legal expenses - as it was revealed that the four-year old cried out 'I don't want to go' when the time came for her to be handed over. The two-long custody battle between Matt and Melanie Capobianco and Veronica's father, Dustin Brown, ended last week when the child was returned to her adoptive parents care after the Oklahoma Supreme Court refused to assume jurisdiction. Matt and Melanie Capobianco of Charleston, S.C. are seeking potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars in compensation from Dusten Brown. Baby Veronica, 4, was handed over to her adoptive parents last Monday after a two year custody battle. The Oklahoma Supreme Court dissolved a temporary court order leaving the child with her father and his family. The Capobiancos and the girl's biological father, Dusten Brown, had fought over custody of the girl for years
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Dustin Brown
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[
"Flatt",
"Terry Flatt"
] |
{
"passage": 3634,
"query": 5566
}
|
Query: @placeholder served five years in prison before completing his parole last year.
Entities: Tennessee, Flatt, Staffords, Fred, Henley, CNN, Steve Henley, Edna Stafford, Terry Flatt
Passage: (CNN) -- A Tennessee man was executed Wednesday for the death of a couple in 1985, authorities said. Steve Henley, 55, was executed by lethal injection at 1:33 a.m. ET. Henley was sentenced to death for the slayings of Fred and Edna Stafford. Authorities said Henley shot the couple and later set their farmhouse on fire. An autopsy found that Edna Stafford was still alive when the fire was set, according to authorities. Henley had maintained his innocence, blaming the couple's deaths on co-defendant Terry Flatt. Flatt testified that Henley was drunk, high on drugs and angry over a debt he believed the Staffords owed his grandparents. Steve Henley dies by lethal injection early Wednesday for 1985 death of couple. Henley was convicted of shooting Fred and Edna Stafford, setting farmhouse on fire. Tennessee had not executed anyone since September 2007
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Flatt
|
[
"Flatt",
"Terry Flatt"
] |
{
"passage": 3634,
"query": 5566
}
|
Query: @placeholder served five years in prison before completing his parole last year.
Entities: Tennessee, Flatt, Staffords, Fred, Henley, CNN, Steve Henley, Edna Stafford, Terry Flatt
Passage: (CNN) -- A Tennessee man was executed Wednesday for the death of a couple in 1985, authorities said. Steve Henley, 55, was executed by lethal injection at 1:33 a.m. ET. Henley was sentenced to death for the slayings of Fred and Edna Stafford. Authorities said Henley shot the couple and later set their farmhouse on fire. An autopsy found that Edna Stafford was still alive when the fire was set, according to authorities. Henley had maintained his innocence, blaming the couple's deaths on co-defendant Terry Flatt. Flatt testified that Henley was drunk, high on drugs and angry over a debt he believed the Staffords owed his grandparents. Steve Henley dies by lethal injection early Wednesday for 1985 death of couple. Henley was convicted of shooting Fred and Edna Stafford, setting farmhouse on fire. Tennessee had not executed anyone since September 2007
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Terry Flatt
|
[
"Forest Lawn Memorial Park"
] |
{
"passage": 3635,
"query": 5567
}
|
Query: "It's going to keep @placeholder on their toes," she said.
Entities: Celebrities, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson, Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills, Marilyn Monroe, California, Jim Morrison, CNN, Los Angeles, Staples Center, Jackson
Passage: (CNN) -- Elvis Presley. Marilyn Monroe. Jim Morrison. Officials won't say where Michael Jackson was buried, but family gathered at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Their graves are public shrines for fans and followers. Countless people from all over the world make pilgrimages to their burial sites, hoping to draw close to those they adored from afar. Now Michael Jackson's gravesite will become the next holy grail. A private gathering for the pop icon was held Tuesday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Hollywood Hills, California. Afterward, his casket was taken to the public memorial service at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. But it remains unclear whether his body has been interred -- or where. Celebrities' graves become public shrines for fans and followers. Grave hunters say people will try visit Michael Jackson's burial site. Forest Lawn Memorial Park employees won't say whether Jackson's body is there. Funeral company has stringent security patrols.
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park
|
[
"Downtown Miami",
"Miami"
] |
{
"passage": 3636,
"query": 5568
}
|
Query: When it comes to naming rights, perhaps @placeholder takes its art more seriously than science.
Entities: United States, Ancient, David Beckham, Miami, PAMM, Art Basel, Pérez Art Museum Miami, Downtown Miami, Pérez, Miami Beach, Jorge Pérez, CNN, American, Cuban
Passage: (CNN) -- Miami is well known for its tropical weather, retiree community and Cuban-American population, but not so much as an international art hub. Luckily for downtown Miami, billionaire real-estate developer Jorge Pérez wants to change that. The real estate developer and art lover donated $40 million, half made up from his private art collection, to the Pérez Art Museum Miami, known as PAMM, one of the few major institutions in the United States with a Hispanic name. That's certainly one way to put Miami on the map. Ancient village found in Miami Downtown Miami is in the midst of a major revitalization: David Beckham is hoping to build a stadium there for his recently announced Miami soccer team. Within the art world, the international art and fashion extravaganza Art Basel, which has taken place in Miami Beach for more than a decade, is considered to be the country's leading art fair with 130 international museum and institutions attracting tens of thousands of people to the five-day event. The new Pérez Art Museum Miami was named after billionaire donor Jorge Pérez. It's part of a bigger revitalization of downtown Miami. Pérez: Museum is "a leading example" of cultural institutions helping revitalize Miami. The $220M art museum is part of downtown Miami's goal to become an international art hub
|
Downtown Miami
|
[
"Downtown Miami",
"Miami"
] |
{
"passage": 3636,
"query": 5568
}
|
Query: When it comes to naming rights, perhaps @placeholder takes its art more seriously than science.
Entities: United States, Ancient, David Beckham, Miami, PAMM, Art Basel, Pérez Art Museum Miami, Downtown Miami, Pérez, Miami Beach, Jorge Pérez, CNN, American, Cuban
Passage: (CNN) -- Miami is well known for its tropical weather, retiree community and Cuban-American population, but not so much as an international art hub. Luckily for downtown Miami, billionaire real-estate developer Jorge Pérez wants to change that. The real estate developer and art lover donated $40 million, half made up from his private art collection, to the Pérez Art Museum Miami, known as PAMM, one of the few major institutions in the United States with a Hispanic name. That's certainly one way to put Miami on the map. Ancient village found in Miami Downtown Miami is in the midst of a major revitalization: David Beckham is hoping to build a stadium there for his recently announced Miami soccer team. Within the art world, the international art and fashion extravaganza Art Basel, which has taken place in Miami Beach for more than a decade, is considered to be the country's leading art fair with 130 international museum and institutions attracting tens of thousands of people to the five-day event. The new Pérez Art Museum Miami was named after billionaire donor Jorge Pérez. It's part of a bigger revitalization of downtown Miami. Pérez: Museum is "a leading example" of cultural institutions helping revitalize Miami. The $220M art museum is part of downtown Miami's goal to become an international art hub
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Miami
|
[
"Antonio Hernández"
] |
{
"passage": 3637,
"query": 5569
}
|
Query: @placeholder ensures managers are hired locally when they enter new territories to utilise their understanding of the market demands.
Entities: Spanish, Ebro, Antonio Hernández, European, CNN, Europe, Riso Scotti
Passage: (CNN) -- The strong euro is a "major concern" for European businesses trying to export their goods, according to the chief executive of Spanish food group Ebro. Read more: Text alerts: Cutting costs, and saving lives Ebro is a global producer of rice, pasta and sauces with a large international footprint -- its home Spanish market accounts for just 7% of its turnover. "The war between the different currencies is an alarming situation," said CEO Antonio Hernández, "we are still in a weak recovery; we need to export goods outside." "We cannot afford to have a higher euro, in fact it's quite the opposite," he added. Ebro is a global producer of rice, pasta and sauces with a large international footprint. Ebro has offset sluggish demand in Europe by expanding into higher growth markets. Most recently Ebro acquired a 25% stake in Riso Scotti for $23.6 million
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Antonio Hernández
|
[
"Stewart Udall"
] |
{
"passage": 3638,
"query": 5570
}
|
Query: In the 1930s when @placeholder went to high school and in the early 1960s when he headed the interior department, racial stereotypes were commonplace.
Entities: George Preston Marshall, Thomas Smith, Obama, African-American, Smith, Stewart Udall, D.C. Stadium, Marshall, Kennedy, Redskins
Passage: History does not necessarily repeat itself, but sometimes it makes echoes. An echo from 50 years ago reverberates today over the flap regarding the Redskins nickname and logo. Disturbed by the Redskins quarter-century ban against African-American players, the Kennedy administration in 1961, with Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall spearheading the effort, instructed team owner George Preston Marshall to lift the racial ban or face federal sanction. Marshall had signed a 50-year contract to play home games in the newly constructed D.C. Stadium scheduled to open in 1962. The federal government controlled the land on which the stadium sat, and as landlord it would deny use to any employer who practiced racial discrimination. Kennedy administration in 1961 asked Redskins team owner to lift its racial ban. Thomas Smith: 50 years later, President Obama said team name should be changed. He says diehard fans use history and tradition to defend offensive name and logo. Smith: Public opinion calls for racial sensitivity; current owner will have to respond
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Stewart Udall
|
[
"American",
"U.S."
] |
{
"passage": 3639,
"query": 5571
}
|
Query: The team discovered that in 2010 Robertson was fingerprinted at the @placeholder Embassy.
Entities: U.S., Vietnam War, Vietnam, Green Beret, Laos, John Hartley Robertson, American
Passage: An elderly man found living in south-central Vietnam has claimed to be a U.S. war veteran who was presumed dead after his helicopter was shot down during a special ops mission over Laos in 1968. But despite the potentially astonishing discovery, the man's two daughters - whom he has never contacted since disappearing - have refused to take a DNA test to prove his identity. The wife and daughters of Sgt. John Hartley Robertson, a one-time Green Beret, initially agreed to participate in DNA testing, before changing their minds last year, according to a filmmaker behind a new documentary asking whether the man is indeed who he says he is. Sgt. John Hartley Robertson is believed to have died in 1968 over Laos during a special ops mission during the Vietnam War. A new documentary claims to have found him - aged 76 - still living there. This man, who remarried, has never contacted the American wife and two children who have believed him dead for 44 years. Doubts remain over his identity but his sister, who is filmed being reunited with him in the documentary, said she knows it is him
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American
|
[
"American",
"U.S."
] |
{
"passage": 3639,
"query": 5571
}
|
Query: The team discovered that in 2010 Robertson was fingerprinted at the @placeholder Embassy.
Entities: U.S., Vietnam War, Vietnam, Green Beret, Laos, John Hartley Robertson, American
Passage: An elderly man found living in south-central Vietnam has claimed to be a U.S. war veteran who was presumed dead after his helicopter was shot down during a special ops mission over Laos in 1968. But despite the potentially astonishing discovery, the man's two daughters - whom he has never contacted since disappearing - have refused to take a DNA test to prove his identity. The wife and daughters of Sgt. John Hartley Robertson, a one-time Green Beret, initially agreed to participate in DNA testing, before changing their minds last year, according to a filmmaker behind a new documentary asking whether the man is indeed who he says he is. Sgt. John Hartley Robertson is believed to have died in 1968 over Laos during a special ops mission during the Vietnam War. A new documentary claims to have found him - aged 76 - still living there. This man, who remarried, has never contacted the American wife and two children who have believed him dead for 44 years. Doubts remain over his identity but his sister, who is filmed being reunited with him in the documentary, said she knows it is him
|
U.S.
|
[
"MLB",
"Major League Baseball"
] |
{
"passage": 3640,
"query": 5572
}
|
Query: "@placeholder has suffered damages, including the costs of (the) investigation, loss of goodwill, loss of revenue and profits and injury to its reputation, image, strategic advantage and fan relationships," the league alleges in its complaint.
Entities: Rob Manfred, Miami-Dade County, Red Sox, MLB, Biogenesis, Biogenesis of America, South Florida, Florida, Manny Ramirez, CNN, Alex Rodriguez, Major League Baseball
Passage: (CNN) -- Major League Baseball on Friday sued a South Florida clinic Biogenesis of America and several men associated with it for flouting its drug prevention program by allegedly providing performance enhancing substances to players, the pro sports league said. According to reports and the MLB suit, filed in Florida's Miami-Dade County, the clinic reportedly supplied banned performance enhancing substances to a number of current and former pro baseball players such as ex-Boston Red Sox Manny Ramirez. "We believe we have a legitimate legal claim against the defendants, and we intend to pursue it vigorously," said Rob Manfred, Major League Baseball's executive vice president of economics and legal affairs. NEW: Major League Baseball says it lost revenue and "goodwill" due to clinic's actions. NEW: The league says Biogenesis "intentionally" led players to try to defy its rules. The clinic allegedly supplied performance enhancing drugs to athletes, including baseball stars. One player who reportedly got such drugs, Alex Rodriguez, has denied such reports
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MLB
|
[
"MLB",
"Major League Baseball"
] |
{
"passage": 3640,
"query": 5572
}
|
Query: "@placeholder has suffered damages, including the costs of (the) investigation, loss of goodwill, loss of revenue and profits and injury to its reputation, image, strategic advantage and fan relationships," the league alleges in its complaint.
Entities: Rob Manfred, Miami-Dade County, Red Sox, MLB, Biogenesis, Biogenesis of America, South Florida, Florida, Manny Ramirez, CNN, Alex Rodriguez, Major League Baseball
Passage: (CNN) -- Major League Baseball on Friday sued a South Florida clinic Biogenesis of America and several men associated with it for flouting its drug prevention program by allegedly providing performance enhancing substances to players, the pro sports league said. According to reports and the MLB suit, filed in Florida's Miami-Dade County, the clinic reportedly supplied banned performance enhancing substances to a number of current and former pro baseball players such as ex-Boston Red Sox Manny Ramirez. "We believe we have a legitimate legal claim against the defendants, and we intend to pursue it vigorously," said Rob Manfred, Major League Baseball's executive vice president of economics and legal affairs. NEW: Major League Baseball says it lost revenue and "goodwill" due to clinic's actions. NEW: The league says Biogenesis "intentionally" led players to try to defy its rules. The clinic allegedly supplied performance enhancing drugs to athletes, including baseball stars. One player who reportedly got such drugs, Alex Rodriguez, has denied such reports
|
Major League Baseball
|
[
"Paul Frantangelo"
] |
{
"passage": 3641,
"query": 5573
}
|
Query: 'The girl he broke up with said some trouble was going to happen,' @placeholder told Fox 2.
Entities: Mike Reda, Paul Frantangelo, Daily Mail, Pablo Davis Elder Living Center, Detroit, Fox 2 News, AK-47
Passage: By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:12 EST, 21 October 2013 | UPDATED: 18:53 EST, 31 October 2013 Fox 2 News has reported Mike Reda allegedly shot dead two women at Detroit's Pablo Davis Elder Living Center who were reportedly friends with his ex-girlfriend A 65-year-old man allegedly shot dead two elderly women with an assault rifle at his nursing home on Sunday in the belief they convinced his ex-girlfriend to dump him. Fox 2 News reported Mike Reda grabbed an AK-47 from his room at Detroit's Pablo Davis Elder Living Center after having a fight with his girlfriend earlier in the day. A 65-year-old man allegedly shot dead two women with an assault rifle at his nursing home on Sunday. He reportedly believed they convinced his ex-girlfriend to dump him. Fox 2 News reported the suspect was Mike Reda who lived at Detroit's Pablo Davis Elder Living Center. A 54-year-old woman died in hospital and a 56-year-old woman died at the scene. Local resident Paul Frantangelo claimed he was confronted, but spared, by the gunman
|
Paul Frantangelo
|
[
"SPRINTER SACRE",
"Sprinter Sacre"
] |
{
"passage": 3642,
"query": 5574
}
|
Query: The vibes leading into today’s contest have been extraordinary, with @placeholder’s price bouncing out to around 2-1 from odds-on before the punting public stepped in to support one of their favourite sons.
Entities: Ascot, Clarence House Chase, Newbury, SPRINTER SACRE, pre-Kempton, Denman, Kempton, Hennessy Gold Cup, Nicky Henderson, Sprinter Sacre, Celia Marr
Passage: Will absence have made the heart grow stronger? That is the question facing SPRINTER SACRE (Ascot, 3.00) on Saturday. Sidelined for 386 days by an irregular heartbeat after being pulled up at Kempton, the highest-rated chaser in training puts his reputation on the line in the Clarence House Chase with punters querying if the heart for battle continues to beat strongly in Nicky Henderson’s gelding. Thorough tests have been completed by Celia Marr, an expert on equine cardiology, and a recent trip to Newbury for a workout suggested the vim and vigour so apparent in Sprinter Sacre’s pre-Kempton outings remain. Sprinter Sacre has been sidelined for 386 days with an irregular heartbeat. Nicky Henderson’s gelding is set to race in the Clarence House Chase. Denman returned from a similar ailment to win the Hennessy Gold Cup
|
SPRINTER SACRE
|
[
"SPRINTER SACRE",
"Sprinter Sacre"
] |
{
"passage": 3642,
"query": 5574
}
|
Query: The vibes leading into today’s contest have been extraordinary, with @placeholder’s price bouncing out to around 2-1 from odds-on before the punting public stepped in to support one of their favourite sons.
Entities: Ascot, Clarence House Chase, Newbury, SPRINTER SACRE, pre-Kempton, Denman, Kempton, Hennessy Gold Cup, Nicky Henderson, Sprinter Sacre, Celia Marr
Passage: Will absence have made the heart grow stronger? That is the question facing SPRINTER SACRE (Ascot, 3.00) on Saturday. Sidelined for 386 days by an irregular heartbeat after being pulled up at Kempton, the highest-rated chaser in training puts his reputation on the line in the Clarence House Chase with punters querying if the heart for battle continues to beat strongly in Nicky Henderson’s gelding. Thorough tests have been completed by Celia Marr, an expert on equine cardiology, and a recent trip to Newbury for a workout suggested the vim and vigour so apparent in Sprinter Sacre’s pre-Kempton outings remain. Sprinter Sacre has been sidelined for 386 days with an irregular heartbeat. Nicky Henderson’s gelding is set to race in the Clarence House Chase. Denman returned from a similar ailment to win the Hennessy Gold Cup
|
Sprinter Sacre
|
[
"America",
"U.S."
] |
{
"passage": 3643,
"query": 5575
}
|
Query: They were the business pioneers who became @placeholder's first millionaires after founding steel, oil and finance.
Entities: Julian Fellowes, Andrew Carnegie, Era, Astor, New York, New York City, American Renaissance, Downton Abbey, John D. Rockefeller, NBC, Fall 2013, J.P. Morgan, British, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Oscar, U.S., Gilded Age, Edith Wharton, America, The Mount, Massachusetts, Lenox
Passage: The first two seasons of British period drama 'Downton Abbey' have taken U.S. audiences by storm, and plans are now in place for America to receive a period drama of its own. And now, just six weeks out from series three, NBC has signed its Oscar-winning creator, Julian Fellowes, to come up with a show based on America's past. Set in late 19th century New York City, 'The Gilded Age' will follow the lives of 'the princes of the American Renaissance, and the vast fortunes they made - and spent.' New show: Julian Fellowes, pictured at The Mount, in Lenox, Massachusetts, the estate of Edith Wharton, who will likely star in his drama for NBC on the Gilded Age in New York. 'The Gilded Age' could air as early as Fall 2013. Era was marked by the rise of industry, invention and finance from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Characterized by J.P. Morgan, Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller and Cornelius Vanderbilt - as well as the Astor family
|
America
|
[
"America",
"U.S."
] |
{
"passage": 3643,
"query": 5575
}
|
Query: They were the business pioneers who became @placeholder's first millionaires after founding steel, oil and finance.
Entities: Julian Fellowes, Andrew Carnegie, Era, Astor, New York, New York City, American Renaissance, Downton Abbey, John D. Rockefeller, NBC, Fall 2013, J.P. Morgan, British, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Oscar, U.S., Gilded Age, Edith Wharton, America, The Mount, Massachusetts, Lenox
Passage: The first two seasons of British period drama 'Downton Abbey' have taken U.S. audiences by storm, and plans are now in place for America to receive a period drama of its own. And now, just six weeks out from series three, NBC has signed its Oscar-winning creator, Julian Fellowes, to come up with a show based on America's past. Set in late 19th century New York City, 'The Gilded Age' will follow the lives of 'the princes of the American Renaissance, and the vast fortunes they made - and spent.' New show: Julian Fellowes, pictured at The Mount, in Lenox, Massachusetts, the estate of Edith Wharton, who will likely star in his drama for NBC on the Gilded Age in New York. 'The Gilded Age' could air as early as Fall 2013. Era was marked by the rise of industry, invention and finance from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Characterized by J.P. Morgan, Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller and Cornelius Vanderbilt - as well as the Astor family
|
U.S.
|
[
"Gilded Age"
] |
{
"passage": 3643,
"query": 5576
}
|
Query: The @placeholder was a time of enormous growth as the United States jumped to the lead in industrialisation ahead of Britain.
Entities: Julian Fellowes, Andrew Carnegie, Era, Astor, New York, New York City, American Renaissance, Downton Abbey, John D. Rockefeller, NBC, Fall 2013, J.P. Morgan, British, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Oscar, U.S., Gilded Age, Edith Wharton, America, The Mount, Massachusetts, Lenox
Passage: The first two seasons of British period drama 'Downton Abbey' have taken U.S. audiences by storm, and plans are now in place for America to receive a period drama of its own. And now, just six weeks out from series three, NBC has signed its Oscar-winning creator, Julian Fellowes, to come up with a show based on America's past. Set in late 19th century New York City, 'The Gilded Age' will follow the lives of 'the princes of the American Renaissance, and the vast fortunes they made - and spent.' New show: Julian Fellowes, pictured at The Mount, in Lenox, Massachusetts, the estate of Edith Wharton, who will likely star in his drama for NBC on the Gilded Age in New York. 'The Gilded Age' could air as early as Fall 2013. Era was marked by the rise of industry, invention and finance from the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Characterized by J.P. Morgan, Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller and Cornelius Vanderbilt - as well as the Astor family
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Gilded Age
|
[
"Braun",
"Ryan Braun"
] |
{
"passage": 3644,
"query": 5577
}
|
Query: There were a lot of things that we learned about the collector, about the collection process, about the way that the entire thing worked that made us very concerned and very suspicious about what could have actually happened," @placeholder said during a news conference last week.
Entities: Dino Laurenzi Jr., Milwaukee Brewers, Major League Baseball, Braun, CNN, Ryan Braun, Laurenzi
Passage: (CNN) -- The man who collected the urine sample that led to Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun's now-overturned drug suspension says he did not tamper with the sample, as Braun has implied. "I followed the same procedure in collecting Mr. Braun's sample as I did in the hundreds of other samples," Dino Laurenzi Jr. said in a statement released Tuesday. "At no point did I tamper in any way with the samples. This situation has caused great emotional distress for me and my family." Laurenzi's statement comes after Braun publicly blasted Major League Baseball's drug testing system and an arbitration board tossed out a 50-game suspension imposed as the result of the drug test Braun took last year. "At no point did I tamper in any way with the samples," the collector says. The collector waited nearly two days to deliver his sample, Ryan Braun says. His 50-games suspension has been tossed out
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Braun
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[
"Braun",
"Ryan Braun"
] |
{
"passage": 3644,
"query": 5577
}
|
Query: There were a lot of things that we learned about the collector, about the collection process, about the way that the entire thing worked that made us very concerned and very suspicious about what could have actually happened," @placeholder said during a news conference last week.
Entities: Dino Laurenzi Jr., Milwaukee Brewers, Major League Baseball, Braun, CNN, Ryan Braun, Laurenzi
Passage: (CNN) -- The man who collected the urine sample that led to Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun's now-overturned drug suspension says he did not tamper with the sample, as Braun has implied. "I followed the same procedure in collecting Mr. Braun's sample as I did in the hundreds of other samples," Dino Laurenzi Jr. said in a statement released Tuesday. "At no point did I tamper in any way with the samples. This situation has caused great emotional distress for me and my family." Laurenzi's statement comes after Braun publicly blasted Major League Baseball's drug testing system and an arbitration board tossed out a 50-game suspension imposed as the result of the drug test Braun took last year. "At no point did I tamper in any way with the samples," the collector says. The collector waited nearly two days to deliver his sample, Ryan Braun says. His 50-games suspension has been tossed out
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Ryan Braun
|
[
"Sotheby’s"
] |
{
"passage": 3645,
"query": 5578
}
|
Query: Up for grabs: A member of staff at @placeholder's auction house in London adjusts one of the prints in the series
Entities: Edvard Munch, Old Master, Modern and Contemporary Prints, Sotheby’s, Reigning Queens, Queen of England, Sara Malm, Andy Warhol, Queen Elizabeth II, London, Queens
Passage: By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 06:04 EST, 15 September 2012 | UPDATED: 08:00 EST, 15 September 2012 A set of unique Andy Warhol prints are due to go under the hammer, including four of the Queen of England. Reigning Queens: Queen Elizabeth II (Royal Edition) series is estimated to fetch up to £150,000 at Sotheby’s in London. The four prints are going on sale in the Old Master, Modern and Contemporary Prints auction on Wednesday. Royal art: Andy Warhol's Reigning Queens: Queen Elizabeth ll, a set of four screen prints is expected to fetch up to £150,000 at next week's auction. Prints of Queen Elizabeth II expected to fetch £150,000. Up for auction alongside legendary artist's homage to Edvard Munch
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Sotheby’s
|
[
"Krokodil"
] |
{
"passage": 3646,
"query": 5579
}
|
Query: One of his fingers had fallen off and he had severe open sores on his thighs (pictured) which is @placeholder's leading sympton
Entities: Russian, Russia, St. Louis, St Mary, American Journal of Medicine, Heath Center, Krokodil
Passage: A flesh-eating drug that is popular in Russia and more deadly than heroin has reached St. Louis, with doctors confirming a case in the American Journal of Medicine. Doctors at St Mary's Heath Center have come forward with the story of a patient they treated in December 2012. The 30-year-old man's finger had rotted, turned black and fallen off. He also had severe ulcers across both thighs. The drug addict told doctors that eight months earlier he started using a substance called Krokodil - the Russian name for crocodile - that got its name from turning users skin green and scaly. Krokodil is a homemade concoction that originated in Russia and is 10 times cheaper than heroin. Continual use leads to blood vessels bursting and causes the skin to rot. Some 30,000 people die in Russia every year because of its affects. Doctors in St. Louis have written in the American Journal of Medicine that they treated a drug addict in December 2012 who had been using it for eight months
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Krokodil
|
[
"Atletico Madrid"
] |
{
"passage": 3647,
"query": 5580
}
|
Query: We knew we had to be very compact and I didn't anticipate a different match because @placeholder are a team that defend really well, are very aggressive, very well prepared and that attack you well on dead balls.
Entities: Catalans, Atletico Madrid, Lionel Messi, Barcelona, Enrique, Nou Camp, Javier Mascherano, Copa del Rey, Luis Enrique, Luis Suarez
Passage: CLICK HERE to read the full match report Barcelona coach Luis Enrique claimed that his players do not argue with referees as much as other teams following his side's 1-0 Copa del Rey victory over Atletico Madrid. Lionel Messi gave the Catalans the upper hand heading into the second leg after netting a late winner from a saved penalty at the Nou Camp on Wednesday night. Despite both Luis Suarez and Javier Mascherano being booked for dissent, Enrique insists that Barcelona 'hardly protest at all' to officials during matches. Lionel Messi breathes a sigh of relief after scoring a late winner from a missed penalty. Barcelona defeated Atletico Madrid in Copa del Rey quarter-final first leg. Luis Enrique says his side do not argue with officials like other teams. Both Javier Mascherano and Luis Suarez were booked for dissent
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Atletico Madrid
|
[
"Britain",
"Britons",
"UK"
] |
{
"passage": 3648,
"query": 5581
}
|
Query: He said the Government was ‘keeping a close eye’ on the outbreak and was prepared for the disease spreading to @placeholder, but insisted any risk was ‘very low’.
Entities: NHS, Ebola, A&E, Britons, David Cameron, Birmingham, West Africa, Whitehall, Philip Hammond, UK, GPs, Charing Cross Hospital, Britain, London, Cobra
Passage: The deadly Ebola virus poses a 'very serious threat' to Britain, it was warned today as the government convened a meeting of its Cobra emergency committee. Prime Minister David Cameron has ordered ministers to review measures needed to protect Britons at home and abroad. It comes as a man has been tested for the Ebola virus in Birmingham while another also went to Charing Cross Hospital in London fearing he he was infected. Doctors have been put on red alert for signs that the outbreak which has killed more than 670 people in West Africa could be heading to the UK. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond to chair meeting in Whitehall today. NHS staff put on alert for signs deadly virus is heading to Britain. One man tested for Ebola in Birmingham amid fears killer will reach the UK. No cases have been confirmed in UK but 672 people have died in West Africa. Warning issued to GPs, A&E departments and all NHS trusts across the UK. Symptoms include high fever, bleeding and damage to the nervous system
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Britain
|
[
"Britain",
"Britons",
"UK"
] |
{
"passage": 3648,
"query": 5581
}
|
Query: He said the Government was ‘keeping a close eye’ on the outbreak and was prepared for the disease spreading to @placeholder, but insisted any risk was ‘very low’.
Entities: NHS, Ebola, A&E, Britons, David Cameron, Birmingham, West Africa, Whitehall, Philip Hammond, UK, GPs, Charing Cross Hospital, Britain, London, Cobra
Passage: The deadly Ebola virus poses a 'very serious threat' to Britain, it was warned today as the government convened a meeting of its Cobra emergency committee. Prime Minister David Cameron has ordered ministers to review measures needed to protect Britons at home and abroad. It comes as a man has been tested for the Ebola virus in Birmingham while another also went to Charing Cross Hospital in London fearing he he was infected. Doctors have been put on red alert for signs that the outbreak which has killed more than 670 people in West Africa could be heading to the UK. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond to chair meeting in Whitehall today. NHS staff put on alert for signs deadly virus is heading to Britain. One man tested for Ebola in Birmingham amid fears killer will reach the UK. No cases have been confirmed in UK but 672 people have died in West Africa. Warning issued to GPs, A&E departments and all NHS trusts across the UK. Symptoms include high fever, bleeding and damage to the nervous system
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Britons
|
[
"Britain",
"Britons",
"UK"
] |
{
"passage": 3648,
"query": 5581
}
|
Query: He said the Government was ‘keeping a close eye’ on the outbreak and was prepared for the disease spreading to @placeholder, but insisted any risk was ‘very low’.
Entities: NHS, Ebola, A&E, Britons, David Cameron, Birmingham, West Africa, Whitehall, Philip Hammond, UK, GPs, Charing Cross Hospital, Britain, London, Cobra
Passage: The deadly Ebola virus poses a 'very serious threat' to Britain, it was warned today as the government convened a meeting of its Cobra emergency committee. Prime Minister David Cameron has ordered ministers to review measures needed to protect Britons at home and abroad. It comes as a man has been tested for the Ebola virus in Birmingham while another also went to Charing Cross Hospital in London fearing he he was infected. Doctors have been put on red alert for signs that the outbreak which has killed more than 670 people in West Africa could be heading to the UK. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond to chair meeting in Whitehall today. NHS staff put on alert for signs deadly virus is heading to Britain. One man tested for Ebola in Birmingham amid fears killer will reach the UK. No cases have been confirmed in UK but 672 people have died in West Africa. Warning issued to GPs, A&E departments and all NHS trusts across the UK. Symptoms include high fever, bleeding and damage to the nervous system
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UK
|
[
"Jerry Remy"
] |
{
"passage": 3649,
"query": 5582
}
|
Query: ‘Words cannot describe my wife's and my grief,’ @placeholder
Entities: Jared Remy, Jennifer Martel, Jerry Remy, Red Sox, Remy, Boston Red Sox, Arianna, New England Sports Network
Passage: The son of a famous Boston Red Sox announcer who is accused of stabbing to death his girlfriend in August has broken his silence to announce his innocence. 'How dumb would I have to be? I loved her, I still love her,' he said in his first interview since the attack where police say he pinned 27-year-old Jennifer Martel to the patio and stabbed her repeatedly as their 5-year-old daughter Arianna watched. The bulky 34-year-old maintains his innocence despite first hand accounts of Remy committing the act and despite his having been covered in blood as police dragged him from the scene of the murder. Jared Remy, 34, is charged with murder and domestic assault in the gruesome stabbing death of Jennifer Martel. The slaying took place just a day after he was released on no bail for assaulting the 27-year-old. Witnesses saw him repeatedly stab the woman on the patio and his clothes were soaked in blood. His father, Jerry Remy, has been a New England Sports Network Red Sox broadcaster since 1988 and used to play for the team. The couple have a young daughter who witnessed the horror attack and is now in the care of authorities
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Jerry Remy
|
[
"Iran",
"Iranian"
] |
{
"passage": 3650,
"query": 5583
}
|
Query: A shipment of oil paintings, which arrived at Heathrow from @placeholder were seized by officers
Entities: Canada, Iranian, grey Francolin, Manchester Airport, Iran, Ivan Sacido, Islamabad, Dubai, Snickers, Muhammad Khalid, Amir Rahnama, James Slack, Thottapuram Thomas, Nelson Mandela, Leeds Bradford Airport, Charles Montgomery, Spaniard, Border Force, UK, Heathrow
Passage: By James Slack A wheelchair padded with £370,000 of cocaine, endangered iguanas hidden inside sock and ill-fitting waistcoats with 30,000 cigarettes sewn into the lining. These are some of the most bizarre - and idiotic - attempts to smuggle drugs, contraband and even reptiles into the UK as pictures released by border officials today show. Other items stuffed with drugs included chocolate bars, children’s lollipops, carpets, a chapatti oven and ornamental monkey statues. Scroll down for video Border Officials have revealed that iguanas were brought into the UK by being smuggled inside a sock Border Force Director General, Sir Charles Montgomery, said officers had been confronted with 'every trick in the book' Border officials reveal the most bizarre attempts to smuggle items into UK. These include padding a wheelchair with £370,000 worth of cocaine. Also reveals smugglers attempt to sneak in iguanas hidden inside a sock. Border Force director says his officers have seen 'every trick in the book' In March 2014,a passenger travelling from Dubai was stopped at Manchester Airport carrying 15 pots of hair product containing 10kg of opium worth £200,000. Iranian national Amir Rahnama was jailed for six years. In December 2013, – A Nelson Mandela portrait seized at Manchester Airport was found to contain 1855g of cocaine worth more than £380,000 in the back of the framed photograph. Thottapuram Thomas was jailed for four and a half years. In May 2013, nine grey Francolin birds were discovered at Leeds Bradford Airport as passengers on flights from Islamabad made two attempts to smuggle the birds inside suitcases. In December 2012, a shipment of paintings from Iran en-route to Canada was seized at Heathrow on Christmas Day. The three pictures contained 10kg of opium worth £150,000 hidden within the frames. In June 2012 , heroin worth £3.9 million was found hidden inside a chapatti oven belonging to Muhammad Khalid. He was sentenced to 12 years in prison. In January 2012, Spaniard Ivan Sacido was jailed for five years after Border Force officers caught him smuggling £500,000 of cocaine into the country concealed in Snickers bars
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Iran
|
[
"Iran",
"Iranian"
] |
{
"passage": 3650,
"query": 5583
}
|
Query: A shipment of oil paintings, which arrived at Heathrow from @placeholder were seized by officers
Entities: Canada, Iranian, grey Francolin, Manchester Airport, Iran, Ivan Sacido, Islamabad, Dubai, Snickers, Muhammad Khalid, Amir Rahnama, James Slack, Thottapuram Thomas, Nelson Mandela, Leeds Bradford Airport, Charles Montgomery, Spaniard, Border Force, UK, Heathrow
Passage: By James Slack A wheelchair padded with £370,000 of cocaine, endangered iguanas hidden inside sock and ill-fitting waistcoats with 30,000 cigarettes sewn into the lining. These are some of the most bizarre - and idiotic - attempts to smuggle drugs, contraband and even reptiles into the UK as pictures released by border officials today show. Other items stuffed with drugs included chocolate bars, children’s lollipops, carpets, a chapatti oven and ornamental monkey statues. Scroll down for video Border Officials have revealed that iguanas were brought into the UK by being smuggled inside a sock Border Force Director General, Sir Charles Montgomery, said officers had been confronted with 'every trick in the book' Border officials reveal the most bizarre attempts to smuggle items into UK. These include padding a wheelchair with £370,000 worth of cocaine. Also reveals smugglers attempt to sneak in iguanas hidden inside a sock. Border Force director says his officers have seen 'every trick in the book' In March 2014,a passenger travelling from Dubai was stopped at Manchester Airport carrying 15 pots of hair product containing 10kg of opium worth £200,000. Iranian national Amir Rahnama was jailed for six years. In December 2013, – A Nelson Mandela portrait seized at Manchester Airport was found to contain 1855g of cocaine worth more than £380,000 in the back of the framed photograph. Thottapuram Thomas was jailed for four and a half years. In May 2013, nine grey Francolin birds were discovered at Leeds Bradford Airport as passengers on flights from Islamabad made two attempts to smuggle the birds inside suitcases. In December 2012, a shipment of paintings from Iran en-route to Canada was seized at Heathrow on Christmas Day. The three pictures contained 10kg of opium worth £150,000 hidden within the frames. In June 2012 , heroin worth £3.9 million was found hidden inside a chapatti oven belonging to Muhammad Khalid. He was sentenced to 12 years in prison. In January 2012, Spaniard Ivan Sacido was jailed for five years after Border Force officers caught him smuggling £500,000 of cocaine into the country concealed in Snickers bars
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Iranian
|
[
"Kevin Pietersen",
"Pietersen"
] |
{
"passage": 3651,
"query": 5584
}
|
Query: I think you will see a very relaxed side to @placeholder.'
Entities: Andy Flower, England, Australian, Pietersen, Big Bash, Morgan, Eoin Morgan, Australian Associated Press, Kevin Pietersen
Passage: Kevin Pietersen's early exit from international cricket is unbelievable, according to his former England teammate Eoin Morgan. Pietersen's book release earlier this month effectively ended his chances of playing for England again, after the 34-year-old attacked former teammates and coach Andy Flower, but Morgan revealed that he could still be playing. 'I think it's unbelievable in a way, because certainly he could still be playing for England quite easily,' Morgan told Australian Associated Press. 'It is sad to think that probably the best cricketer I have ever played with is not playing [internationally] any more.' Eoin Morgan (left) believes Kevin Pietersen (right) could easily still be playing international cricket. Kevin Pietersen was sacked from international cricket in February 2014. Eoin Morgan believes that he could easily still be playing now. Pietersen's autobiography attacked former players and coaches. Both Pietersen and Morgan will play for sides in the Australian Big Bash
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Kevin Pietersen
|
[
"Kevin Pietersen",
"Pietersen"
] |
{
"passage": 3651,
"query": 5584
}
|
Query: I think you will see a very relaxed side to @placeholder.'
Entities: Andy Flower, England, Australian, Pietersen, Big Bash, Morgan, Eoin Morgan, Australian Associated Press, Kevin Pietersen
Passage: Kevin Pietersen's early exit from international cricket is unbelievable, according to his former England teammate Eoin Morgan. Pietersen's book release earlier this month effectively ended his chances of playing for England again, after the 34-year-old attacked former teammates and coach Andy Flower, but Morgan revealed that he could still be playing. 'I think it's unbelievable in a way, because certainly he could still be playing for England quite easily,' Morgan told Australian Associated Press. 'It is sad to think that probably the best cricketer I have ever played with is not playing [internationally] any more.' Eoin Morgan (left) believes Kevin Pietersen (right) could easily still be playing international cricket. Kevin Pietersen was sacked from international cricket in February 2014. Eoin Morgan believes that he could easily still be playing now. Pietersen's autobiography attacked former players and coaches. Both Pietersen and Morgan will play for sides in the Australian Big Bash
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Pietersen
|
[
"FIFA"
] |
{
"passage": 3652,
"query": 5585
}
|
Query: The FFF have now passed Ben Arfa's case to @placeholder.
Entities: Hull City, Newcastle United, Ligue 1, Newcastle Under 21s, France Football Federation, FFF, St James' Park, Ben Arfa, Newcastle, FIFA, Nice, Hatem Ben Arfa
Passage: Hatem Ben Arfa could have to wait until next season before making his Nice debut. The 27-year-old was released from his contract with Newcastle United earlier this month before signing for the Ligue 1 club. But the France Football Federation (FFF) have not yet given Ben Arfa clearance to play. This is because FIFA rules state that a player can only represent two clubs in any one season. Hatem Ben Arfa signed for Nice after having his contract terminated by Newcastle United earlier this month Ben Arfa, in action last season, had impressed at Newcastle, but his form dipped and he fell out with staff. Hatem Ben Arfa could have to sit out the rest of the 2014-15 season. FIFA state that a player can only represent two clubs in the same season. The winger has already played for Newcastle Under 21s and Hull City. He was released from his contract at St James' Park earlier this month
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FIFA
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[
"Olympic"
] |
{
"passage": 3653,
"query": 5586
}
|
Query: I tried outdoor sports when I was younger, but I easily got asthma attacks so I stopped," he said in his @placeholder athletes profile.
Entities: Hong Kong, Olympic, Michael Christian Martinez, Southeast Asian, Philippine, Philippines, Winter Olympics, CNN, Asia
Passage: Hong Kong (CNN) -- A Philippine teenager with a shy, crooked smile and expressive eyebrows -- who also happens to be the first figure skater ever to represent a Southeast Asian country -- qualified for the free skate after his performance on Thursday. Michael Christian Martinez, the lone athlete for the Philippines, is an unlikely competitor from a country without snow. Catapulted into the limelight after qualifying last year, his entire home country, which has never won a medal in the Winter Olympics, is rooting for him. On Thursday, he finished 19th overall with a total segment score of 64.81 which means he'll move on to Friday's final free skate. Teenage from the Philippines is first Olympic figure skater from southeast Asia. Michael Christian Martinez started skating at age 8 at public rink. He has had just two months of full training because of financial factors
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Olympic
|
[
"US"
] |
{
"passage": 3654,
"query": 5587
}
|
Query: But the mission failed to bring back any hostages because the jihadist gang had moved prior to @placeholder commandos' arrival.
Entities: US, ISIS, Steven Sotloff, James Foley, Hammond, Philip Hammond, English, Syria, Britain, British
Passage: US special forces failed in an attempt to free the British hostage who ISIS militants have threatened to kill, Philip Hammond confirmed this morning. The Foreign Secretary said the Government was now considering a number of ways to protect the hostage, adding: 'We will look at every possible option.' Mr Hammond also said Britain would also 'certainly consider' airstrikes against ISIS. Mr Hammond's remarks came after jihadist militants released a second sickening video yesterday which showed US journalist Steven Sotloff being beheaded by a fighter with an English accent. At the end of the video, a British hostage is filmed on his knees in a similar orange jumpsuit to those worn by the two men already killed by the extremist group, sparking fears he could be their next victim. British hostage paraded before camera in latest ISIS beheading video. It is feared the man could be the next victim of militants in Syria. US special forces attempted to rescue him and fellow hostage James Foley. But their mission earlier this summer failed after militants disappeared. Philip Hammond today hinted a fresh rescue attempt was being considered. Foreign Secretary added ministers would 'certainly consider' airstrikes
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US
|
[
"Dubai"
] |
{
"passage": 3655,
"query": 5588
}
|
Query: "Our cafes have basically had a very successful run (and our) new cafe in @placeholder has really performed extremely well.
Entities: Hard Rock Cafe, Bahrain, Middle East, Americans, CNN, American, London, Asia, Dubai
Passage: (CNN) -- As the legend goes, it all started with two Americans living in London in search of a good burger. Bereft of what they considered acceptable options, the pair decided to open their own American-styled diner with the food and attitude to match. They would call this nascent start-up the Hard Rock Cafe. Over the next two decades this famous old joint became a regular haunt for A-list musicians and a museum for rock star memorabilia. Today, it's a global industry with 180 venues in more than 50 countries, including outlets as far afield as Bahrain and Dubai. Hard Rock Cafe is expanding into Asia and the Middle East. Company has more than tripled revenues since 2003. Business now focuses on casinos and hotels as well as restaurants and music
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Dubai
|
[
"Hard Rock Cafe"
] |
{
"passage": 3655,
"query": 5589
}
|
Query: @placeholder t-shirts and other merchandise still account for between 30% and 50% of sales at each destination after all.
Entities: Hard Rock Cafe, Bahrain, Middle East, Americans, CNN, American, London, Asia, Dubai
Passage: (CNN) -- As the legend goes, it all started with two Americans living in London in search of a good burger. Bereft of what they considered acceptable options, the pair decided to open their own American-styled diner with the food and attitude to match. They would call this nascent start-up the Hard Rock Cafe. Over the next two decades this famous old joint became a regular haunt for A-list musicians and a museum for rock star memorabilia. Today, it's a global industry with 180 venues in more than 50 countries, including outlets as far afield as Bahrain and Dubai. Hard Rock Cafe is expanding into Asia and the Middle East. Company has more than tripled revenues since 2003. Business now focuses on casinos and hotels as well as restaurants and music
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Hard Rock Cafe
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[
"Katie Nolan"
] |
{
"passage": 3656,
"query": 5590
}
|
Query: There are thousands of people around the world praying that @placeholder and Anthony will be found alive," he told reporters, holding back tears.
Entities: Mount Hood, Weather Service, Oregon, Avalanche, Anthony Vietti, Clackamas County, Scott Weishaar, Katie Nolan, CNN, National Weather Service
Passage: (CNN) -- Rescuers hoping to find two hikers missing on the frigid slopes of Oregon's Mount Hood faced worsening weather conditions Monday night as forecasters predicted white-out conditions that could severely hinder search efforts. "Starting tonight and through tomorrow, it's going to be windy, and white-out conditions are going to be highly likely," said Scott Weishaar of the National Weather Service. Up to 2 feet of snow is expected to fall Monday night into Tuesday at the elevation where rescuers are searching for any signs of Anthony Vietti, 24, and Katie Nolan, 29, who have been missing since early Friday. "This remains a search and rescue mission," Clackamas County detective says. White-out conditions are expected, Weather Service says. Avalanche conditions hamper search on Oregon's Mount Hood for two hikers. Third climber found dead over weekend
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Katie Nolan
|
[
"Woolwich"
] |
{
"passage": 3657,
"query": 5591
}
|
Query: 'By ignoring the link between what took place in @placeholder, by blaming Muslims, by trying to silence voices who oppose him and by justifying his rotten foreign policy, David Cameron has foolishly and inadvertently become the biggest radicalising tool for Muslim youth both in the UK and abroad,' he said.
Entities: Afghanistan, Anjem Choudary, David Cameron, East London, Woolwich, Muslims, Lee Rigby, Choudary, British
Passage: Police have raced to the home of hate preacher Anjem Choudary and evacuated his family to protect them from attack, it emerged today. Officers helped them flee their East London terraced house after threats from people wanting vengeance for the Woolwich murder of Lee Rigby. Choudary, who believes that 'war monger' David Cameron's 'crusade' in Afghanistan is turning young British Muslims to terrorism, allowed his wife and children to be rushed to a car and whisked away to a secret location at around 2pm yesterday. Help: Critics say the police should stop Choudary's hate-filled speeches on the internet, rather than running up costs protecting his family from threats following the Woolwich terror. Officers took away his wife and children to safe house after alleged threat. Far-right groups demand he is arrested or they will detain him themselves. Choudary today blames police and security services for terror threats
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Woolwich
|
[
"European"
] |
{
"passage": 3658,
"query": 5592
}
|
Query: Hans Erik, who has so far avoided using agents to advise on his son's career, concedes that "the level of the Norwegian league isn't as strong as many other @placeholder leagues."
Entities: Martin, Hans Erik, Martin Odegaard, Manchester United, English Premier League, Odegaard, European, Norwegian, CNN, Norway, Liverpool, Europe, Hans Erik Odegaard, United Arab Emirates
Passage: (CNN) -- He's just 15 and the world is seemingly already at his feet. Last month, Martin Odegaard became Norway's youngest international footballer in a friendly against the United Arab Emirates, provoking huge media interest and the hungry attention of Europe's top clubs. Such is the focus on the midfielder that 35 scouts from some of those teams -- including Manchester United and Liverpool of the English Premier League -- came to watch him at a recent Under-21 match. "In the beginning it was unreal and a little bit surreal that all these clubs wanted Martin, but it's strange what you can get used to," his father Hans Erik Odegaard tells CNN. "Almost every top European club has been in touch." Martin Odegaard became Norway's youngest international in August. The 15-year-old made his professional debut in April. Potential is "unbelievable" according to one former Norway international. Odegaard's father Hans Erik played in the Norwegian league
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European
|
[
"Falcon 9"
] |
{
"passage": 3659,
"query": 5593
}
|
Query: However, the first stage of the unmanned @placeholder rocket made it to the platform, but the booster came down too hard and broke apart.
Entities: Entrepreneur, Elon Musk, Falcon 9, Musk, Reddit, Mars, SpaceX
Passage: SpaceX may have failed in its Falcon 9 landing at the weekend, but Elon Musk is never one to rest on his laurels. During an online chat, the billionaire entrepreneur said he is forging ahead with plans to colonise Mars by 2020 - and will release more details about how he intends to reach the red planet before the end of the year. He hinted at how his Mars transport system will work, and said he is working on a new range of spacesuits that will look as good as they work. Scroll down for video During an online chat, the billion entrepreneur (left) said he is forging ahead with his plans to colonise Mars by 2020 - and will release more details about he intends to reach the red planet before the end of the year. He hinted at how the Mars transport system will work, and said he is working on a new range of spacesuits. The comments were made during an online live chat on Reddit. Entrepreneur said he is forging ahead with plans to colonise Mars by 2020. He will reveal details about his Mars transporter before the end of the year. And said he is working on spacesuits that will look as good as they work. Mr Musk hopes to establish a colony on the red planet by 2020
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Falcon 9
|
[
"Yale"
] |
{
"passage": 3660,
"query": 5594
}
|
Query: Calls to the New Haven district attorney's office and @placeholder seeking comment were not immediately returned Wednesday.
Entities: Clark, Yale, FBI, Joseph Lopez, Le, Superior Court, New Haven, Annie Le, CNN, Connecticut, Raymond Clark III, Branford
Passage: (CNN) -- A Yale lab technician charged in the strangling murder of a Yale graduate student less than a week before she was to be married plans to plead guilty, his attorney said Wednesday. Public defender Joseph Lopez said his client, Raymond Clark III, will plead guilty in New Haven, Connecticut, Superior Court on Thursday as part of a plea bargain, though he would not divulge the details of the agreement. Clark had originally pleaded not guilty in January 2010. Clark, 26, of Branford, Connecticut, is accused in the slaying of Annie Le, 24, who was pursuing a doctorate in pharmacology at Yale when she went missing September 8, 2009. Le's body was discovered inside a wall of a Yale lab building four days later after an extensive search by the FBI and police. Raymond Clark III will enter a guilty plea Thursday, the public defender says. There is a plea agreement, the attorney says, but he does not divulge details. Yale graduate student Annie Le's body was found inside a wall at a Yale lab building
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Yale
|
[
"Brit"
] |
{
"passage": 3661,
"query": 5595
}
|
Query: Strain: The @placeholder pushed himself hard to break the record despite being practically unchallenged in the race
Entities: Olympic, Mo Farah, Miles, Steve Ovett, Sainsbury, Birmingham Grand Prix, European, British, Brit, Farah
Passage: Mo Farah marked his first appearance on a British track in more than a year by claiming his eighth national record - and then declared his struggles this season had made him hungrier than ever for more success. Farah shattered Steve Ovett's 36-year-old British record over two miles at the Sainsbury's Birmingham Grand Prix on Sunday, powering home in eight minutes 07.85 seconds to blow the middle distance great's mark of 8mins 13.51secs out of the water. The double Olympic, world and European champion's time was also a European record. Miles ahead: Farah surges towards the finish, with none of his competitors anywhere to be seen. Farah runs a time of eight minutes 7.85 seconds. Olympic champion breaks 36-year record by almost six seconds. Brit wins the race by almost 15 seconds as he dominates on home soil
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Brit
|
[
"Old Trafford"
] |
{
"passage": 3662,
"query": 5596
}
|
Query: In his letter, Moyes said he ‘firmly believed’ United would re-emerge as title contenders, particularly if they can turn @placeholder into a ‘fortress’ once more, but admitted: ‘The difficult season we have experienced was not something that I envisaged.’
Entities: United, John Edwards, Robin van Persie, Old Trafford, Holland, Moyes, Manchester United, David Moyes, Ronald de Boer, Van Persie, Olympiacos
Passage: By John Edwards PUBLISHED: 17:00 EST, 7 March 2014 | UPDATED: 19:15 EST, 7 March 2014 David Moyes has written to every Manchester United season-ticket holder admitting he is 'desperate to compensate' for the dismal start to his reign. And he has again been forced to deny that Robin van Persie is increasingly disillusioned at Old Trafford. Moyes’s stance follows comments from former Holland star Ronald de Boer that the striker is ‘not enjoying the football United are playing’ and will be off at the end of the season unless major signings are made. The United manager, whose plea for patience in his ‘difficult’ first season has received a mixed reaction on social media, denied Van Persie is unhappy at United and that there are divisions in his squad. David Moyes writes letter of apology to season ticket holders. Has been forced to deny Robin van Persie is unhappy at Old Trafford. Ex-Holland star Ronald de Boer said striker is 'not enjoying' this season. Moyes denies claims that players are not playing for him. Admits Olympiacos defeat was poor and that his team must improve
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Old Trafford
|
[
"David Cameron"
] |
{
"passage": 3663,
"query": 5597
}
|
Query: If he does and the No vote wins, the pressure will be on @placeholder to resign.
Entities: Westminster, Dorries, Nadine Torries, David Cameron, Tory Party, Boris Johnson, Nadine Dorries, Eurosceptic, Ukip, anti-Nigel Farage, Boris, Tories, London
Passage: By Nadine Dorries Dorries: 'Boris is the silver bullet who will give the Tories a majority' I wrote in this newspaper back in February that David Cameron should deploy the Tory Party secret weapon and invite Boris back into the Westminster fold. Now that has happened. With Boris batting for the team, we have a much stronger chance of winning the next General Election. Boris is our perfect anti-Nigel Farage weapon. Following his strongly Eurosceptic speech last week, Boris will undoubtedly coax back the voters who have temporarily left the Conservatives and dallied with Ukip. If anyone could be the silver bullet needed to take us clear across the majority line, the Mayor of London is it. 'With Boris batting for the team, we have much stronger chance at election' Nadine Torries claims Boris Johnson is 'perfect anti-Nigel Farage weapon'
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David Cameron
|
[
"Boris",
"Boris Johnson"
] |
{
"passage": 3663,
"query": 5598
}
|
Query: There is no MP in any party with the combination of talent and achievement that can rival the @placeholder stardust.
Entities: Westminster, Dorries, Nadine Torries, David Cameron, Tory Party, Boris Johnson, Nadine Dorries, Eurosceptic, Ukip, anti-Nigel Farage, Boris, Tories, London
Passage: By Nadine Dorries Dorries: 'Boris is the silver bullet who will give the Tories a majority' I wrote in this newspaper back in February that David Cameron should deploy the Tory Party secret weapon and invite Boris back into the Westminster fold. Now that has happened. With Boris batting for the team, we have a much stronger chance of winning the next General Election. Boris is our perfect anti-Nigel Farage weapon. Following his strongly Eurosceptic speech last week, Boris will undoubtedly coax back the voters who have temporarily left the Conservatives and dallied with Ukip. If anyone could be the silver bullet needed to take us clear across the majority line, the Mayor of London is it. 'With Boris batting for the team, we have much stronger chance at election' Nadine Torries claims Boris Johnson is 'perfect anti-Nigel Farage weapon'
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Boris
|
[
"Boris",
"Boris Johnson"
] |
{
"passage": 3663,
"query": 5598
}
|
Query: There is no MP in any party with the combination of talent and achievement that can rival the @placeholder stardust.
Entities: Westminster, Dorries, Nadine Torries, David Cameron, Tory Party, Boris Johnson, Nadine Dorries, Eurosceptic, Ukip, anti-Nigel Farage, Boris, Tories, London
Passage: By Nadine Dorries Dorries: 'Boris is the silver bullet who will give the Tories a majority' I wrote in this newspaper back in February that David Cameron should deploy the Tory Party secret weapon and invite Boris back into the Westminster fold. Now that has happened. With Boris batting for the team, we have a much stronger chance of winning the next General Election. Boris is our perfect anti-Nigel Farage weapon. Following his strongly Eurosceptic speech last week, Boris will undoubtedly coax back the voters who have temporarily left the Conservatives and dallied with Ukip. If anyone could be the silver bullet needed to take us clear across the majority line, the Mayor of London is it. 'With Boris batting for the team, we have much stronger chance at election' Nadine Torries claims Boris Johnson is 'perfect anti-Nigel Farage weapon'
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Boris Johnson
|
[
"French"
] |
{
"passage": 3664,
"query": 5599
}
|
Query: It seems the @placeholder are not ready to welcome him back with open arms either.
Entities: Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Strauss-Kahn, French, Washington D.C., U.S., Mark Duell, Christine Lagarde, Anne Sinclair, IMF, International Monetary Fund
Passage: By Mark Duell Last updated at 1:15 PM on 30th August 2011 It was his first return visit to the organisation he once ran since sexual assault charges were dropped. Dominique Strauss-Kahn took the chance to apologise to staff of the International Monetary Fund for any troubled caused after sexual assault charges against him were dismissed last week. Mr Strauss-Kahn, 62, drove himself and his wife Anne Sinclair to the IMF headquarters in Washington D.C. and met briefly with his successor and fellow French national Christine Lagarde. Happy: Dominique Strauss-Kahn and Anne Sinclair are seen outside their home on Monday in Washington D.C. Dominique Strauss-Kahn makes first visit to IMF since sex charges dropped. He is greeted with applause and meets successor Christine Lagarde. Tells former colleagues the U.S. justice system had dealt with him fairly
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French
|
[
"Hall",
"Katie Callaway Hall"
] |
{
"passage": 3665,
"query": 5600
}
|
Query: Garrido, then 25, "told [@placeholder] it wasn't intentional that he had taken her, but that it was her fault because she was attractive," according to the documents.
Entities: Phillip Garrido, California, Hall, Phillio Garrido, Katie Callaway Hall, Nevada, Reno, CNN, Larry King, Oh my god
Passage: (CNN) -- Katie Callaway Hall trembled for four hours when she heard Phillip Garrido was arrested. Katie Callaway Hall said she wanted to scream when she heard that Phillio Garrido kidnapped someone else. His name sent a flurry of emotion running through her mind. "I screamed," she told CNN's Larry King on Monday night. "I started screaming 'Oh my god, Oh my god, it's him.' " She has thought about him every day since November 22, 1976 when he asked her for a ride at a supermarket in California, before handcuffing her, binding her and taking her to a mini-warehouse in Reno, Nevada, where he raped her. Watch victim describe her terror ». Phillip Garrido was convicted for kidnapping, raping Katie Callaway Hall in 1976. Hall: "I want to scream from the depths of my soul" knowing he struck again. Hall was kept in a storage facility for eight hours when a cop came to help. Victim: "I hate that he did this to me, and I doubt I'll ever get over it"
|
Hall
|
[
"Hall",
"Katie Callaway Hall"
] |
{
"passage": 3665,
"query": 5600
}
|
Query: Garrido, then 25, "told [@placeholder] it wasn't intentional that he had taken her, but that it was her fault because she was attractive," according to the documents.
Entities: Phillip Garrido, California, Hall, Phillio Garrido, Katie Callaway Hall, Nevada, Reno, CNN, Larry King, Oh my god
Passage: (CNN) -- Katie Callaway Hall trembled for four hours when she heard Phillip Garrido was arrested. Katie Callaway Hall said she wanted to scream when she heard that Phillio Garrido kidnapped someone else. His name sent a flurry of emotion running through her mind. "I screamed," she told CNN's Larry King on Monday night. "I started screaming 'Oh my god, Oh my god, it's him.' " She has thought about him every day since November 22, 1976 when he asked her for a ride at a supermarket in California, before handcuffing her, binding her and taking her to a mini-warehouse in Reno, Nevada, where he raped her. Watch victim describe her terror ». Phillip Garrido was convicted for kidnapping, raping Katie Callaway Hall in 1976. Hall: "I want to scream from the depths of my soul" knowing he struck again. Hall was kept in a storage facility for eight hours when a cop came to help. Victim: "I hate that he did this to me, and I doubt I'll ever get over it"
|
Katie Callaway Hall
|
[
"Messages Project"
] |
{
"passage": 3666,
"query": 5601
}
|
Query: Peete: The @placeholder goes into prisons across the country and films messages of incarcerated parents who are either reading a book, a bedtime story, giving a very positive message, giving love to the caregiver watching these children.
Entities: Holly Robinson Peete, CNN Hero, Carolyn LeCroy, Peete, LeCroy, CNN Hero Carolyn LeCroy, CNN, Anderson Cooper, Messages Project, Carolyn
Passage: (CNN) -- For the last decade, Carolyn LeCroy has been helping children stay connected to their incarcerated parents through video messages. LeCroy was honored as a CNN Hero in 2008, and has since expanded her Messages Project to prisons in five states. Her story inspired actress Holly Robinson Peete, who recently joined LeCroy on a visit to a maximum security prison. CNN's Anderson Cooper spoke with Peete about her experience. Anderson Cooper: What was it about Carolyn's efforts that first sparked your interest? Holly Robinson Peete: I learned about a subset of the population that I never thought of before, which are the children of incarcerated parents. Program keeps kids connected with their parents in prison. CNN Hero Carolyn LeCroy has run the program for the last decade. Actress Holly Robinson Peete recently joins LeCroy to observe the program
|
Messages Project
|
[
"Senate"
] |
{
"passage": 3667,
"query": 5602
}
|
Query: He plays the guitar while singing his own chorus, "So I'm runnin' for the @placeholder but I ain't a big wheel, don't have an army, just my automobile."
Entities: Gordon Howie, Independent, Mike Rounds, Bob Dylan, Weiland, Larry Pressler, Republican, Rick Weiland, Democratic, CNN, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, GOP, Old Crow Medicine Show, Wagon Wheel, South Dakota, Senate
Passage: (CNN) -- Who inspired the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to throw a million bucks at South Dakota? A country singing troubadour candidate who plays guitar, drives a minivan and makes a GOP tracker the star of his latest web ad. Meet Rick Weiland, the Democratic hopeful who's trailing former Republican Governor Mike Rounds in a four-way race that also includes former Republican Senator Larry Pressler, running as an Independent and Gordon Howie, also an independent. The ad features Weiland performing a modified version of the song "Wagon Wheel," which was originally written by Bob Dylan and later made popular by the band Old Crow Medicine Show. The original song's chorus "rock me momma like a wagon wheel" resonates well with both pop and country music fans. Rick Weiland is the Democratic hopeful in South Dakota's Senate race. He rewrites popular songs for his campaign videos, including "Wagon Wheel." Weiland is one of four Senate hopefuls in the race. He's got another video on the way before the Nov. 4 election.
|
Senate
|
[
"Democratic",
"Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee"
] |
{
"passage": 3667,
"query": 5603
}
|
Query: "The @placeholder obviously must think I can win," he said.
Entities: Gordon Howie, Independent, Mike Rounds, Bob Dylan, Weiland, Larry Pressler, Republican, Rick Weiland, Democratic, CNN, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, GOP, Old Crow Medicine Show, Wagon Wheel, South Dakota, Senate
Passage: (CNN) -- Who inspired the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to throw a million bucks at South Dakota? A country singing troubadour candidate who plays guitar, drives a minivan and makes a GOP tracker the star of his latest web ad. Meet Rick Weiland, the Democratic hopeful who's trailing former Republican Governor Mike Rounds in a four-way race that also includes former Republican Senator Larry Pressler, running as an Independent and Gordon Howie, also an independent. The ad features Weiland performing a modified version of the song "Wagon Wheel," which was originally written by Bob Dylan and later made popular by the band Old Crow Medicine Show. The original song's chorus "rock me momma like a wagon wheel" resonates well with both pop and country music fans. Rick Weiland is the Democratic hopeful in South Dakota's Senate race. He rewrites popular songs for his campaign videos, including "Wagon Wheel." Weiland is one of four Senate hopefuls in the race. He's got another video on the way before the Nov. 4 election.
|
Democratic
|
[
"Democratic",
"Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee"
] |
{
"passage": 3667,
"query": 5603
}
|
Query: "The @placeholder obviously must think I can win," he said.
Entities: Gordon Howie, Independent, Mike Rounds, Bob Dylan, Weiland, Larry Pressler, Republican, Rick Weiland, Democratic, CNN, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, GOP, Old Crow Medicine Show, Wagon Wheel, South Dakota, Senate
Passage: (CNN) -- Who inspired the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to throw a million bucks at South Dakota? A country singing troubadour candidate who plays guitar, drives a minivan and makes a GOP tracker the star of his latest web ad. Meet Rick Weiland, the Democratic hopeful who's trailing former Republican Governor Mike Rounds in a four-way race that also includes former Republican Senator Larry Pressler, running as an Independent and Gordon Howie, also an independent. The ad features Weiland performing a modified version of the song "Wagon Wheel," which was originally written by Bob Dylan and later made popular by the band Old Crow Medicine Show. The original song's chorus "rock me momma like a wagon wheel" resonates well with both pop and country music fans. Rick Weiland is the Democratic hopeful in South Dakota's Senate race. He rewrites popular songs for his campaign videos, including "Wagon Wheel." Weiland is one of four Senate hopefuls in the race. He's got another video on the way before the Nov. 4 election.
|
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
|
[
"Rick Weiland",
"Weiland"
] |
{
"passage": 3667,
"query": 5604
}
|
Query: @placeholder is now trailing both Rounds and Pressler by seven and four points, respectively, according to the poll.
Entities: Gordon Howie, Independent, Mike Rounds, Bob Dylan, Weiland, Larry Pressler, Republican, Rick Weiland, Democratic, CNN, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, GOP, Old Crow Medicine Show, Wagon Wheel, South Dakota, Senate
Passage: (CNN) -- Who inspired the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to throw a million bucks at South Dakota? A country singing troubadour candidate who plays guitar, drives a minivan and makes a GOP tracker the star of his latest web ad. Meet Rick Weiland, the Democratic hopeful who's trailing former Republican Governor Mike Rounds in a four-way race that also includes former Republican Senator Larry Pressler, running as an Independent and Gordon Howie, also an independent. The ad features Weiland performing a modified version of the song "Wagon Wheel," which was originally written by Bob Dylan and later made popular by the band Old Crow Medicine Show. The original song's chorus "rock me momma like a wagon wheel" resonates well with both pop and country music fans. Rick Weiland is the Democratic hopeful in South Dakota's Senate race. He rewrites popular songs for his campaign videos, including "Wagon Wheel." Weiland is one of four Senate hopefuls in the race. He's got another video on the way before the Nov. 4 election.
|
Rick Weiland
|
[
"Rick Weiland",
"Weiland"
] |
{
"passage": 3667,
"query": 5604
}
|
Query: @placeholder is now trailing both Rounds and Pressler by seven and four points, respectively, according to the poll.
Entities: Gordon Howie, Independent, Mike Rounds, Bob Dylan, Weiland, Larry Pressler, Republican, Rick Weiland, Democratic, CNN, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, GOP, Old Crow Medicine Show, Wagon Wheel, South Dakota, Senate
Passage: (CNN) -- Who inspired the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to throw a million bucks at South Dakota? A country singing troubadour candidate who plays guitar, drives a minivan and makes a GOP tracker the star of his latest web ad. Meet Rick Weiland, the Democratic hopeful who's trailing former Republican Governor Mike Rounds in a four-way race that also includes former Republican Senator Larry Pressler, running as an Independent and Gordon Howie, also an independent. The ad features Weiland performing a modified version of the song "Wagon Wheel," which was originally written by Bob Dylan and later made popular by the band Old Crow Medicine Show. The original song's chorus "rock me momma like a wagon wheel" resonates well with both pop and country music fans. Rick Weiland is the Democratic hopeful in South Dakota's Senate race. He rewrites popular songs for his campaign videos, including "Wagon Wheel." Weiland is one of four Senate hopefuls in the race. He's got another video on the way before the Nov. 4 election.
|
Weiland
|
[
"Larry Pressler"
] |
{
"passage": 3667,
"query": 5605
}
|
Query: Weiland is now trailing both Rounds and @placeholder by seven and four points, respectively, according to the poll.
Entities: Gordon Howie, Independent, Mike Rounds, Bob Dylan, Weiland, Larry Pressler, Republican, Rick Weiland, Democratic, CNN, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, GOP, Old Crow Medicine Show, Wagon Wheel, South Dakota, Senate
Passage: (CNN) -- Who inspired the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to throw a million bucks at South Dakota? A country singing troubadour candidate who plays guitar, drives a minivan and makes a GOP tracker the star of his latest web ad. Meet Rick Weiland, the Democratic hopeful who's trailing former Republican Governor Mike Rounds in a four-way race that also includes former Republican Senator Larry Pressler, running as an Independent and Gordon Howie, also an independent. The ad features Weiland performing a modified version of the song "Wagon Wheel," which was originally written by Bob Dylan and later made popular by the band Old Crow Medicine Show. The original song's chorus "rock me momma like a wagon wheel" resonates well with both pop and country music fans. Rick Weiland is the Democratic hopeful in South Dakota's Senate race. He rewrites popular songs for his campaign videos, including "Wagon Wheel." Weiland is one of four Senate hopefuls in the race. He's got another video on the way before the Nov. 4 election.
|
Larry Pressler
|
[
"South Africa"
] |
{
"passage": 3668,
"query": 5606
}
|
Query: Media company IAC "parted ways" Saturday with Sacco after the tweet, which read: "Going to @placeholder.
Entities: Justine Sacco, PR, IAC, Twitter, Sacco, AIDS in Africa, South Africa
Passage: Justine Sacco, a former PR executive who sparked a firestorm of controversy on Twitter, apologized Sunday for her "needless and careless tweet" about AIDS in Africa. In a written statement. Sacco apologized "for being insensitive to this crisis -- which does not discriminate by race, gender or sexual orientation, but which terrifies us all uniformly -- and to the millions of people living with the virus, I am ashamed." She added that she is a native of South Africa and was upset that she had hurt so many people there. "I am very sorry for the pain I caused," she wrote. Top PR executive says she is very sorry and ashamed. She no longer works for large media company IAC. Corporate communications head was on 12-hour flight when tweet went viral. IAC says, "There is no excuse for the hateful statements that have been made"
|
South Africa
|
[
"AIDS in Africa"
] |
{
"passage": 3668,
"query": 5607
}
|
Query: Advocates for @placeholder relief set up websites to encourage donations; one of the sites read, "The AIDS epidemic is bigger than a tweet from a person in PR.
Entities: Justine Sacco, PR, IAC, Twitter, Sacco, AIDS in Africa, South Africa
Passage: Justine Sacco, a former PR executive who sparked a firestorm of controversy on Twitter, apologized Sunday for her "needless and careless tweet" about AIDS in Africa. In a written statement. Sacco apologized "for being insensitive to this crisis -- which does not discriminate by race, gender or sexual orientation, but which terrifies us all uniformly -- and to the millions of people living with the virus, I am ashamed." She added that she is a native of South Africa and was upset that she had hurt so many people there. "I am very sorry for the pain I caused," she wrote. Top PR executive says she is very sorry and ashamed. She no longer works for large media company IAC. Corporate communications head was on 12-hour flight when tweet went viral. IAC says, "There is no excuse for the hateful statements that have been made"
|
AIDS in Africa
|
[
"France"
] |
{
"passage": 3669,
"query": 5608
}
|
Query: Paying for sex is legal in @placeholder, but only if all parties involved are more than 18 years old.
Entities: French, France, Franck Ribery, Zahia Dehar, Dehar, European, Frenchmen, Karl Lagerfeld, Karim Benzema
Passage: A teenage call girl said to have illegally slept with two of the highest paid stars in European football ‘no longer considers herself a victim’, a criminal court heard today. Zahia Dehar was just 16 when she allegedly started accepting cash from a range of famous players, including Frenchmen Franck Ribery, 30, and Karim Benzema, 26. Both men – whose combined wages amount to some 17 million pounds a year - face up to three years in prison if they are found guilty of having sex with an underage prostitute. Scroll down for video On trial: French internationals Franck Ribery, 30, and Karim Benzema, 26, deny knowingly paying for sex with Zahia Dehar when she was under 18. Zahia Dehar told court footballers did not know she was underage. Franck Ribery, 30, and Karim Benzema, 26, earn £17m a year between them. They're accused of having sex with Ms Dehar when she was 17 in 2009. She's now one of most famous names in France since the scandal broke. She's become a fashion icon, reality TV star, and muse of Karl Lagerfeld. Maximum sentence for sleeping with underage prostitute in 3 years in jail. Both footballers deny the charges
|
France
|
[
"New York City"
] |
{
"passage": 3670,
"query": 5609
}
|
Query: Destruction: The home in Long Island, @placeholder was completely destroyed after an apparent gas explosion.
Entities: Rah-Quan Palmer, Marcel Richard, Christina Morgan, Long Island, Louise Boyle, New York City
Passage: By Louise Boyle PUBLISHED: 17:01 EST, 14 August 2012 | UPDATED: 10:03 EST, 15 August 2012 A distraught mother screamed 'my baby, my baby' after her 18-month-old son was found dead in an apparent gas-related explosion that destroyed a house and injured 14 others. Toddler Rah-Quan Palmer was killed in the terrifying blast which took place just before noon on Tuesday in a Long Island suburb of New York City, reducing the building to a pile of wood splinters and rubble. The child's mother Christina Morgan, 23, was pulled from the rubble covered in blood. She sobbed as a police officer lifted her son's body from the remains of their home. Toddler Rah-Quan Palmer killed in the blast on Long Island. Property had been illegally converted into a rooming house with eight bedrooms being rented out for $300-a-month. Two 200-pound propane gas tanks were found on the premises. Homeowner Marcel Richard forced difficult tenant to move out in 2010 leaving comments on prayer websites saying he wanted to 'cleanse the place of all insanity'
|
New York City
|
[
"Alpas",
"Maribel Alpas"
] |
{
"passage": 3671,
"query": 5610
}
|
Query: 'You will be remembered as the @placeholder we used to know and could have been.
Entities: Warrington, Samson, Maribel Alpas, Warrington Hospital, Samsons, Dennis, Philippines, Alpas, UK, Girlie Samson, Cheshire, Filipino
Passage: Maribel Alpas, 31, worked for Filipino nurses Dennis and Girlie Samson for two years, caring for their two young children, in Warrington, Cheshire Detectives want to question two UK-based nurses after their children’s nanny was found beheaded in the Philippines. Maribel Alpas, 31, worked for Filipino nurses Dennis and Girlie Samson for two years, caring for their two young children, in Warrington, Cheshire. During a trip home to see her family in the Philippines, the nanny went missing and on March 25, her severed head was found in a canal. Bones and human remains were found among a pile of ashes at the Samsons’ family home in the Philippines, police said. Maribel Alpas, 31, worked for Filipino nurses Dennis and Girlie Samson. She cared for their two young children, in Warrington, Cheshire. During a trip home to see family in the Philippines the nanny went missing. Human remains found at Samson home in Philippines. Her severed head was discovered in a bucket floating in a canal. Miss Alpas described as ‘always smiling’ and ‘family-orientated’. Mr Samson told not to return to work at Warrington Hospital
|
Alpas
|
[
"Alpas",
"Maribel Alpas"
] |
{
"passage": 3671,
"query": 5610
}
|
Query: 'You will be remembered as the @placeholder we used to know and could have been.
Entities: Warrington, Samson, Maribel Alpas, Warrington Hospital, Samsons, Dennis, Philippines, Alpas, UK, Girlie Samson, Cheshire, Filipino
Passage: Maribel Alpas, 31, worked for Filipino nurses Dennis and Girlie Samson for two years, caring for their two young children, in Warrington, Cheshire Detectives want to question two UK-based nurses after their children’s nanny was found beheaded in the Philippines. Maribel Alpas, 31, worked for Filipino nurses Dennis and Girlie Samson for two years, caring for their two young children, in Warrington, Cheshire. During a trip home to see her family in the Philippines, the nanny went missing and on March 25, her severed head was found in a canal. Bones and human remains were found among a pile of ashes at the Samsons’ family home in the Philippines, police said. Maribel Alpas, 31, worked for Filipino nurses Dennis and Girlie Samson. She cared for their two young children, in Warrington, Cheshire. During a trip home to see family in the Philippines the nanny went missing. Human remains found at Samson home in Philippines. Her severed head was discovered in a bucket floating in a canal. Miss Alpas described as ‘always smiling’ and ‘family-orientated’. Mr Samson told not to return to work at Warrington Hospital
|
Maribel Alpas
|
[
"Shakespeare"
] |
{
"passage": 3672,
"query": 5611
}
|
Query: 'This reputation, portrayed most famously in @placeholder’s play, does not seem to have any basis in the facts we have about his life,' they said.
Entities: University of Leicester, Richard III, Plantagenet, Shakespeare, King Richard III, King
Passage: Researchers have claimed that Shakespeare's portrayal of King Richard III as a psychopath was unfounded - but admit he was a control freak. A team at the University of Leicester, which recently discovered the remains of the King under a car park, are now attempting to analyse the king's personality. They found that, while there was no evidence for Shakespeare’s depiction of Richard III as a psychopath, he may have had 'intolerance to uncertainty syndrome' – which may have manifested in control freak tendencies. The hunchback king: The skeleton or Richard III, unearthed in a dig last September, showing evidence of the curvature of the spine and battle injuries suffered by the last Plantagenet king. Psychologists claim King displayed signs of 'control freakery' Claim his behaviour was seen as 'as very authoritarian or possibly priggish'
|
Shakespeare
|
[
"Kelly Gissendaner"
] |
{
"passage": 3673,
"query": 5612
}
|
Query: She later checked on her husband to make sure he was dead, then Owen followed her in Douglas Gissendaner's car to retrieve a can of kerosene that @placeholder had left for him.
Entities: Owen, Douglas Gissendaner, African-American, Georgia, Gregory Owen, Kelly Renee Gissendaner, Randolph County, Kelly Gissendaner, Atlanta, CNN, Gissendaners, Gissendaner, Lena Baker
Passage: (CNN)Not since Lena Baker, an African-American convicted of murder in Randolph County, has Georgia executed a woman. The state is scheduled to snap that 70-year streak on Wednesday. Kelly Renee Gissendaner, 47, was convicted in a February 1997 murder plot that targeted her husband in suburban Atlanta. Gissendaner was romantically involved with Gregory Owen and conspired with the 43-year-old to have her husband, Douglas Gissendaner, killed, according to court testimony. Owen wanted Kelly Gissendaner to file for a divorce, but she was concerned that her husband would "not leave her alone if she simply divorced him," court documents said. The Gissendaners had already divorced once, in 1993, and they remarried in 1995. Kelly Gissendaner was sentenced to death for a murder plot targeting her husband. Her lover at the time committed the murder, then confessed and implicated Gissendaner. Gissendaner has requested burgers, fries, popcorn, salad and ice cream for last meal
|
Kelly Gissendaner
|
[
"Gregory Owen",
"Owen"
] |
{
"passage": 3673,
"query": 5613
}
|
Query: Her and @placeholder's story started to unravel after a series of police interviews.
Entities: Owen, Douglas Gissendaner, African-American, Georgia, Gregory Owen, Kelly Renee Gissendaner, Randolph County, Kelly Gissendaner, Atlanta, CNN, Gissendaners, Gissendaner, Lena Baker
Passage: (CNN)Not since Lena Baker, an African-American convicted of murder in Randolph County, has Georgia executed a woman. The state is scheduled to snap that 70-year streak on Wednesday. Kelly Renee Gissendaner, 47, was convicted in a February 1997 murder plot that targeted her husband in suburban Atlanta. Gissendaner was romantically involved with Gregory Owen and conspired with the 43-year-old to have her husband, Douglas Gissendaner, killed, according to court testimony. Owen wanted Kelly Gissendaner to file for a divorce, but she was concerned that her husband would "not leave her alone if she simply divorced him," court documents said. The Gissendaners had already divorced once, in 1993, and they remarried in 1995. Kelly Gissendaner was sentenced to death for a murder plot targeting her husband. Her lover at the time committed the murder, then confessed and implicated Gissendaner. Gissendaner has requested burgers, fries, popcorn, salad and ice cream for last meal
|
Gregory Owen
|
[
"Gregory Owen",
"Owen"
] |
{
"passage": 3673,
"query": 5613
}
|
Query: Her and @placeholder's story started to unravel after a series of police interviews.
Entities: Owen, Douglas Gissendaner, African-American, Georgia, Gregory Owen, Kelly Renee Gissendaner, Randolph County, Kelly Gissendaner, Atlanta, CNN, Gissendaners, Gissendaner, Lena Baker
Passage: (CNN)Not since Lena Baker, an African-American convicted of murder in Randolph County, has Georgia executed a woman. The state is scheduled to snap that 70-year streak on Wednesday. Kelly Renee Gissendaner, 47, was convicted in a February 1997 murder plot that targeted her husband in suburban Atlanta. Gissendaner was romantically involved with Gregory Owen and conspired with the 43-year-old to have her husband, Douglas Gissendaner, killed, according to court testimony. Owen wanted Kelly Gissendaner to file for a divorce, but she was concerned that her husband would "not leave her alone if she simply divorced him," court documents said. The Gissendaners had already divorced once, in 1993, and they remarried in 1995. Kelly Gissendaner was sentenced to death for a murder plot targeting her husband. Her lover at the time committed the murder, then confessed and implicated Gissendaner. Gissendaner has requested burgers, fries, popcorn, salad and ice cream for last meal
|
Owen
|
[
"Kelly Gissendaner"
] |
{
"passage": 3673,
"query": 5614
}
|
Query: @placeholder is currently the only woman on Georgia's death row.
Entities: Owen, Douglas Gissendaner, African-American, Georgia, Gregory Owen, Kelly Renee Gissendaner, Randolph County, Kelly Gissendaner, Atlanta, CNN, Gissendaners, Gissendaner, Lena Baker
Passage: (CNN)Not since Lena Baker, an African-American convicted of murder in Randolph County, has Georgia executed a woman. The state is scheduled to snap that 70-year streak on Wednesday. Kelly Renee Gissendaner, 47, was convicted in a February 1997 murder plot that targeted her husband in suburban Atlanta. Gissendaner was romantically involved with Gregory Owen and conspired with the 43-year-old to have her husband, Douglas Gissendaner, killed, according to court testimony. Owen wanted Kelly Gissendaner to file for a divorce, but she was concerned that her husband would "not leave her alone if she simply divorced him," court documents said. The Gissendaners had already divorced once, in 1993, and they remarried in 1995. Kelly Gissendaner was sentenced to death for a murder plot targeting her husband. Her lover at the time committed the murder, then confessed and implicated Gissendaner. Gissendaner has requested burgers, fries, popcorn, salad and ice cream for last meal
|
Kelly Gissendaner
|
[
"Lena Baker"
] |
{
"passage": 3673,
"query": 5615
}
|
Query: She would be the first woman executed in the state since @placeholder in 1945.
Entities: Owen, Douglas Gissendaner, African-American, Georgia, Gregory Owen, Kelly Renee Gissendaner, Randolph County, Kelly Gissendaner, Atlanta, CNN, Gissendaners, Gissendaner, Lena Baker
Passage: (CNN)Not since Lena Baker, an African-American convicted of murder in Randolph County, has Georgia executed a woman. The state is scheduled to snap that 70-year streak on Wednesday. Kelly Renee Gissendaner, 47, was convicted in a February 1997 murder plot that targeted her husband in suburban Atlanta. Gissendaner was romantically involved with Gregory Owen and conspired with the 43-year-old to have her husband, Douglas Gissendaner, killed, according to court testimony. Owen wanted Kelly Gissendaner to file for a divorce, but she was concerned that her husband would "not leave her alone if she simply divorced him," court documents said. The Gissendaners had already divorced once, in 1993, and they remarried in 1995. Kelly Gissendaner was sentenced to death for a murder plot targeting her husband. Her lover at the time committed the murder, then confessed and implicated Gissendaner. Gissendaner has requested burgers, fries, popcorn, salad and ice cream for last meal
|
Lena Baker
|
[
"Barack Obama",
"Obama"
] |
{
"passage": 3674,
"query": 5616
}
|
Query: for @placeholder on Wednesday, a marked difference from five years ago when
Entities: Mail Foreign Service, US, Brandenburg Gate, Barack Obama, Russia, 86F, Obama, Berlin, Brandenberg Gate, Said EU
Passage: By Mail Foreign Service PUBLISHED: 18:46 EST, 19 June 2013 | UPDATED: 06:09 EST, 20 June 2013 President Obama called for countries to break down the walls in their hearts as he gave a speech at Berlin's iconic Brandenburg Gate. Speaking from behind a wall of bullet-proof glass, the US president removed his jacket and rolled up his sleeves as he battled the 86F temperature on Wednesday, quipping: 'People of Berlin, your welcome is so warm I'm going to take off my jacket.' At times wiping away beads of sweat, the President read from paper because the teleprompter wasn't working. US President spoke at Brandenberg Gate in Berlin. Barack Obama addressed nuclear policies in US and Russia. Said EU leaders may have to moderate cuts to 'save a generation'
|
Barack Obama
|
[
"Barack Obama",
"Obama"
] |
{
"passage": 3674,
"query": 5616
}
|
Query: for @placeholder on Wednesday, a marked difference from five years ago when
Entities: Mail Foreign Service, US, Brandenburg Gate, Barack Obama, Russia, 86F, Obama, Berlin, Brandenberg Gate, Said EU
Passage: By Mail Foreign Service PUBLISHED: 18:46 EST, 19 June 2013 | UPDATED: 06:09 EST, 20 June 2013 President Obama called for countries to break down the walls in their hearts as he gave a speech at Berlin's iconic Brandenburg Gate. Speaking from behind a wall of bullet-proof glass, the US president removed his jacket and rolled up his sleeves as he battled the 86F temperature on Wednesday, quipping: 'People of Berlin, your welcome is so warm I'm going to take off my jacket.' At times wiping away beads of sweat, the President read from paper because the teleprompter wasn't working. US President spoke at Brandenberg Gate in Berlin. Barack Obama addressed nuclear policies in US and Russia. Said EU leaders may have to moderate cuts to 'save a generation'
|
Obama
|
[
"Barack Obama",
"Obama"
] |
{
"passage": 3674,
"query": 5617
}
|
Query: article said @placeholder's battles over gun control and equality for same-sex
Entities: Mail Foreign Service, US, Brandenburg Gate, Barack Obama, Russia, 86F, Obama, Berlin, Brandenberg Gate, Said EU
Passage: By Mail Foreign Service PUBLISHED: 18:46 EST, 19 June 2013 | UPDATED: 06:09 EST, 20 June 2013 President Obama called for countries to break down the walls in their hearts as he gave a speech at Berlin's iconic Brandenburg Gate. Speaking from behind a wall of bullet-proof glass, the US president removed his jacket and rolled up his sleeves as he battled the 86F temperature on Wednesday, quipping: 'People of Berlin, your welcome is so warm I'm going to take off my jacket.' At times wiping away beads of sweat, the President read from paper because the teleprompter wasn't working. US President spoke at Brandenberg Gate in Berlin. Barack Obama addressed nuclear policies in US and Russia. Said EU leaders may have to moderate cuts to 'save a generation'
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Barack Obama
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[
"Barack Obama",
"Obama"
] |
{
"passage": 3674,
"query": 5617
}
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Query: article said @placeholder's battles over gun control and equality for same-sex
Entities: Mail Foreign Service, US, Brandenburg Gate, Barack Obama, Russia, 86F, Obama, Berlin, Brandenberg Gate, Said EU
Passage: By Mail Foreign Service PUBLISHED: 18:46 EST, 19 June 2013 | UPDATED: 06:09 EST, 20 June 2013 President Obama called for countries to break down the walls in their hearts as he gave a speech at Berlin's iconic Brandenburg Gate. Speaking from behind a wall of bullet-proof glass, the US president removed his jacket and rolled up his sleeves as he battled the 86F temperature on Wednesday, quipping: 'People of Berlin, your welcome is so warm I'm going to take off my jacket.' At times wiping away beads of sweat, the President read from paper because the teleprompter wasn't working. US President spoke at Brandenberg Gate in Berlin. Barack Obama addressed nuclear policies in US and Russia. Said EU leaders may have to moderate cuts to 'save a generation'
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Obama
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[
"PGA of America"
] |
{
"passage": 3675,
"query": 5618
}
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Query: Woods, who was not part of the team in Gleneagles, said: 'I think this is a great step by the @placeholder to accomplish what we all want - to win the Ryder Cup.
Entities: US, Scotland, Tom Watson, Woods, Gleneagles, PGA of America, Mickelson, Washington State, Paul Azinger, Tiger Woods, Stanford, Phil Mickelson, Europe, Ryder Cup
Passage: Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are part of an 11-strong 'task force' created to examine all aspects of the US Ryder Cup process in the wake of last month's defeat at Gleneagles. But the man praised by Mickelson as creating a winning formula, 2008 captain Paul Azinger, has turned down the chance to formally take part. In a statement on their website, the PGA of America said the task force would examine the selection of Ryder Cup captains and vice-captains, the qualifying system, the dates by which the team is determined and the timing of wild card selections. Tiger Woods attended a football game at Stanford, his alma mater - against Washington State on Monday. US have created Ryder Cup task force after defeat by Europe at Gleneagles. Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are leading names in new group. Mickelson heavily criticised captain Tom Watson for defeat in Scotland. Woods says he is 'excited' to be part of group
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PGA of America
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[
"Paul Azinger"
] |
{
"passage": 3675,
"query": 5619
}
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Query: 'Maybe because @placeholder is not on this task force means he's in the frame for the next captaincy.
Entities: US, Scotland, Tom Watson, Woods, Gleneagles, PGA of America, Mickelson, Washington State, Paul Azinger, Tiger Woods, Stanford, Phil Mickelson, Europe, Ryder Cup
Passage: Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are part of an 11-strong 'task force' created to examine all aspects of the US Ryder Cup process in the wake of last month's defeat at Gleneagles. But the man praised by Mickelson as creating a winning formula, 2008 captain Paul Azinger, has turned down the chance to formally take part. In a statement on their website, the PGA of America said the task force would examine the selection of Ryder Cup captains and vice-captains, the qualifying system, the dates by which the team is determined and the timing of wild card selections. Tiger Woods attended a football game at Stanford, his alma mater - against Washington State on Monday. US have created Ryder Cup task force after defeat by Europe at Gleneagles. Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are leading names in new group. Mickelson heavily criticised captain Tom Watson for defeat in Scotland. Woods says he is 'excited' to be part of group
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Paul Azinger
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[
"Britain",
"British",
"UK"
] |
{
"passage": 3676,
"query": 5620
}
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Query: We will need creative thinking like this, if we are to navigate a path to a successful renegotiation of @placeholder membership of the EU.’
Entities: Conservatives, Brussels, James Chapman, David Cameron, John Redwood, Eurosceptic, EU, UK, Britain, British, Continent, David Davies
Passage: By James Chapman British firms who do not export to the EU should be freed from the most burdensome Brussels regulations, hundreds of business leaders will say today. Business for Britain, a Eurosceptic campaign group representing 800 business leaders, will propose that only the five per cent of UK companies who trade with the Continent should be subject to the rules of the single market. It says reform should form a centrepiece of Britain’s demands for a looser relationship with the EU in a renegotiation of membership promised by David Cameron ahead of an in/out referendum if the Conservatives win the next election. Business for Britain, representing 800 business leaders, made proposals. Says only 5% of companies who trade with EU should be subject to single market rules. British firms freed from regulation that costs £7.5 billion a year in plans. David Davies and John Redwood thought to back the plan
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Britain
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[
"Britain",
"British",
"UK"
] |
{
"passage": 3676,
"query": 5620
}
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Query: We will need creative thinking like this, if we are to navigate a path to a successful renegotiation of @placeholder membership of the EU.’
Entities: Conservatives, Brussels, James Chapman, David Cameron, John Redwood, Eurosceptic, EU, UK, Britain, British, Continent, David Davies
Passage: By James Chapman British firms who do not export to the EU should be freed from the most burdensome Brussels regulations, hundreds of business leaders will say today. Business for Britain, a Eurosceptic campaign group representing 800 business leaders, will propose that only the five per cent of UK companies who trade with the Continent should be subject to the rules of the single market. It says reform should form a centrepiece of Britain’s demands for a looser relationship with the EU in a renegotiation of membership promised by David Cameron ahead of an in/out referendum if the Conservatives win the next election. Business for Britain, representing 800 business leaders, made proposals. Says only 5% of companies who trade with EU should be subject to single market rules. British firms freed from regulation that costs £7.5 billion a year in plans. David Davies and John Redwood thought to back the plan
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British
|
[
"Britain",
"British",
"UK"
] |
{
"passage": 3676,
"query": 5620
}
|
Query: We will need creative thinking like this, if we are to navigate a path to a successful renegotiation of @placeholder membership of the EU.’
Entities: Conservatives, Brussels, James Chapman, David Cameron, John Redwood, Eurosceptic, EU, UK, Britain, British, Continent, David Davies
Passage: By James Chapman British firms who do not export to the EU should be freed from the most burdensome Brussels regulations, hundreds of business leaders will say today. Business for Britain, a Eurosceptic campaign group representing 800 business leaders, will propose that only the five per cent of UK companies who trade with the Continent should be subject to the rules of the single market. It says reform should form a centrepiece of Britain’s demands for a looser relationship with the EU in a renegotiation of membership promised by David Cameron ahead of an in/out referendum if the Conservatives win the next election. Business for Britain, representing 800 business leaders, made proposals. Says only 5% of companies who trade with EU should be subject to single market rules. British firms freed from regulation that costs £7.5 billion a year in plans. David Davies and John Redwood thought to back the plan
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UK
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[
"Instagram"
] |
{
"passage": 3677,
"query": 5621
}
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Query: 'I joined @placeholder for fun and to capture her growth as a piglet, I never thought so many people would enjoy her Instagram.
Entities: California, Wardrobe, Hamlet, Instagram, Californian, Melanie, Armando Gomez
Passage: After deciding there was something missing from their lives - married couple Melanie and Armando Gomez took a drastic measure. The financial planners, from California, bought a micro-pig and named her Hamlet - before turning her into an internet sensation. The pair regularly photograph the miniature pig in outlandish fancy-dress outfits and post the pictures on to Hamlet's personal Instagram account. Internet star: Nine-month-old micro-pig Hamlet is pictured wearing a tutu Another outfit: The animal also owns this well-fitted unicorn suit The adorable pig has now become a celebrity, attracting more than 93,000 followers on the picture sharing website in just a couple of months. Californian couple, Melanie and Armando Gomez, bought micro-pig in June. Created Instagram account for her and began to post fancy dress photos. Hilarious album led to 'Hamlet' attracting more than 93,000 followers. Wardrobe includes tutu, unicorn suit, swimming costume and a burrito
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Instagram
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