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The car is built on the chassis of a 1990 @placeholder and originally had a Jaguar V12 engine | A car enthusiast has spent five years turning a £100 Ford Granada into an exact replica of a £1million supercar - using scrap parts bought on eBay. Nick Truman, 53, bought an old Jaguar engine for £89 with the intention of transforming it into an elaborate coffee table - similar to the one on BBC Top Gear. But when he realised it was too big he decided to create a replica of the 200mph Pagani Zonda supercar. Scroll down for video Nick Truman, pictured, spent £15,000 building his own version of the £1million Pagani Zonda supercar Having never seen the car in real life, he started out using a child's toy to work out the details
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Car mad Nick Truman has spent £15,000 turning a Granada into a supercar
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The 53-year-old IT specialist used parts salvaged from eBay on his project
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The car looks like a Pagani Zonda which can cost in the region of £1million
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Mr Truman managed to chop off part of his finger building his project | 10,100 | record_train |
Jetting off: Rooney boards the flight in Denver en route to @placeholder | By Adam Shergold Follow @@adamjshergold Manchester United touched down in Washington on Sunday night as their whistlestop pre-season tour of the United States continues apace. United will take on Inter Milan at the FedEx Field in the early hours of Wednesday morning UK time as they seek to continue their winning start to the Louis van Gaal era. The squad disembarked their flight from Denver dressed smartly in club suits and ties, with the Dutch boss leading the way. VIDEO Scroll down to watch what Louis van Gaal has been up to at Manchester United so far Touch down: Louis van Gaal leads the Manchester United squad and staff off the plane as they arrive in Washington DC for their latest leg of their pre-season tour of the States
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Manchester United arrive in the American capital ahead of their third match of pre-season
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Van Gaal's side will be aiming to continue winning start against Inter
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United have beaten LA Galaxy and Roma in their opening two friendlies
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Former boss Ferguson will join the club's tour in Washington DC
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Van Gaal is keen to discuss life at United with former manager
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Robin van Persie is in Rotterdam as he continues season build-up | 10,101 | record_train |
Yet resolving the issue and talking it out like 'two old mates', Mr @placeholder says in the book that the pair 'sort of had a heart-to-heart', where he told the then Opposition leader: 'We can't do this. | News Corp chief executive Rupert Murdoch saw Tony Abbott's proposed $5.5 billion paid parental leave scheme before his fellow Coalition members. A month before the plan was announced in 2010 without the consultation of his party colleagues, the Prime Minister sought out the advice of Mr Murdoch on the controversial policy. The consultation took place at a dinner while Mr Murdoch was in Australia and allowed the magnate to drum up support among his Australian-based editors. The book claims Mr Murdoch considered paid parental leave to be a 'visionary' plan which would even help his own employees at his Australian-based operations, reported The Australian Financial Review.
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Rupert Murdoch saw PM's paid parental leave scheme before Liberal and National Coalition members, a new book reveals
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Mr Abbott sought Mr Murdoch's advice on the policy in 2010 while Opposition leader
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This was so Mr Murdoch would encourage the editors of his Australian-based tabloids around the country to support the policy
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Mr Hockey claims he only had a brief conversation about the scheme with Mr Abbott before it was announced
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Mr Hockey today defended said his comments and said he had an 'outstanding' relationship with the Prime Minister | 10,102 | record_train |
An unsettled @placeholder replied: ‘Well obviously I would respectfully disagree with that. | As television’s mild-mannered horticulturalist turned daytime chat-show host, Alan Titchmarsh rarely courts controversy. But when he invited ‘dog whisperer’ Cesar Millan to appear as a guest it was never going to please everyone. US-based Millan’s unconventional training methods to ‘rehabilitate’ ill-disciplined dogs, including physically attacking them, using electric shocks and spikes on collars, have split public opinion worldwide and led many to brand him ‘barbaric’. Scroll down for video Alan Titchmarsh and Dog whisperer Cesar Millan during the heated interview on the 'The Alan Titchmarsh Show' yesterday Controversy: Millan's methods with training dogs have split opinion A wave of protests was unleashed even before The Alan Titchmarsh Show went out on ITV yesterday afternoon.
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Alan Titchmarsh grilled his guest Cesar Millan on the 'totally unacceptable' way that he trains dogs
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Members of the public had earlier called for the show to be cancelled because of Millan's 'barbaric' methods
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But after the show opinion was split over whether Titchmarsh was too 'abusive' to his guest | 10,103 | record_train |
You get one, two, three, four or whatever and then you just feel that you are a @placeholder team. | Sunderland head coach Gus Poyet has ordered his troops not to be caught out at Leicester as they were after the last international break. A month ago, the Black Cats returned to Premier League action at Southampton having welcomed back players from their respective countries, and were trounced 8-0 in an horrific 90 minutes which cast a pall over what had been a relatively positive start to the season. This time around they head for the Walkers Stadium with the Uruguayan warning there is no room for a post-international hangover. Gus Poyet hopes Sunderland will avoid another post-international break trouncing against Leicester
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Gus Poyet orders Sunderland players not to be caught out at Leicester
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Black Cats lost 8-0 at Southampton following the last international break
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Lee Cattermole will return for the match following suspension
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Steven Fletcher has shaken off ankle injury picked up on Scotland duty | 10,104 | record_train |
Farage repeated his boast that @placeholder could win the elections to European | Nigel Farage and Nick Clegg are to go head-to-head in a live debate on Britain leaving the European Union after the Ukip leader admitted he had ‘absolutely no choice’ but to accept a challenge from the Deputy Prime Minister. Mr Clegg threw down the gauntlet to Mr Farage yesterday, challenging him to a live showdown between the 'party of in' and the 'party of out'. Today Mr Farage said he was ready to debate the ‘most important issue this country has faced for hundreds of years’ but called on David Cameron and Ed Miliband to also take part. Head to head: Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg threw down the gauntlet to Ukip's Nigel Farage, challenging him to a live debate
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Lib Dem leader threw down the gauntlet to Ukip for a head-to-head debate
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Nigel Farage says he has 'absolutely no choice' but to accept challenge
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Has spent 20 years being 'ridiculed' but is now setting the agenda
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Debate will be held ahead of May's European Parliament elections | 10,105 | record_train |
"I think @placeholder brought back that focus on fashion and the first lady having a look -- and that trickles over to the men as well," said Hartman. | (CNN) -- From the red carpet to the White House, a public figure's fashion choices convey intent and state of mind. During Tuesday's presidential debate, the flashbulb-wielding peanut gallery will express more curiosity about health care reform and foreign policy than about who designed Mitt Romney's ensemble. But while what each candidate is wearing certainly isn't ballot-worthy, neither campaign seems to be taking any chances -- even with something as small as an American flag lapel pin. "The littlest things can throw a campaign so the candidates tend to keep it safe and let the wives be the peacocks of the campaign," said Maren Hartman, runway analyst and director of U.S. content for WGSN, a fashion forecasting service.
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Mitt Romney and President Obama both lean toward a conservative wardrobe
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Romney has dressed down on the campaign trail, perhaps to show he's a normal guy
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Both sides have received backlash over fashion flubs, Paul Ryan in particular
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Fashion insider: Ann Romney and Michelle Obama are "the peacocks of the campaign" | 10,106 | record_train |
Royal cachet: Pippa's chic appearance will be a boon for Pelly, whose last nightclub venture was shut down after becoming @placeholder's 'number one crime generator' | By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 03:37 EST, 20 December 2012 | UPDATED: 09:21 EST, 20 December 2012 A smiling Pippa Middleton gave Guy Pelly's exclusive Mexican-themed nightclub her seal of approval last night when she partied the night away with the Chelsea set. The 29-year-old was chic in a monochrome ensemble of black suede ankle boots, a flared snakeprint skirt and smart black jacket as she left the new Sloane Square venue with new beau Tom Kingston. Her appearance at Tonteria will lend cachet to the latest venture for entrepeneur Pelly, 30, a close friend of the princes who is said to have organised William's stag do.
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The 29-year-old enjoyed tequila-based cocktails and Mexican sharing food
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The younger Middleton sister had new beau Tom Kingston in tow
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Pelly's last nightclub, Public, was closed for generating crime in the area | 10,107 | record_train |
But reindeer meat never took off in @placeholder for many reasons, most notably pressure from the cattle lobby and changes in laws about who could own reindeer in the U.S. -- the right eventually going in 1937 to indigenous American cultures, excluding even the Sami. | Finnmark, Norway (CNN) -- Millions of people know Clement Clarke Moore's poem "The Night Before Christmas," written in New York in 1822 and believed to describe Santa's mode of transportation, a reindeer-driven sleigh, for the first time. But Santa's reindeer have a story and a history all of their own, one tied to the oldest indigenous culture in Northern Europe and accelerated by an American entrepreneur whose principal intention was not delighting children around the world, but creating an appetite for what he hoped would become a mealtime staple as ubiquitous as beef. For thousands of years here in the snowy Arctic of northern Norway, reindeer have been a symbol and a way of life for the Sami, Northern Europe's oldest surviving indigenous people, spanning parts of Norway, Finland, Sweden and the Kola Peninsula of Russia, in an area that is known as Sapmi. (They are also called Laplanders.) About 10 percent of Samis still herd, with the bulk of the reindeer population found in Kautokeino and Karasjok, Norway, where even today the reindeer are herded up into the mountains for the long winter and brought down again in spring.
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Reindeer are a way of life for the Sami people of Northern Europe, says Laura Galloway
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An Alaskan missionary helped bring reindeer to North America in the 1800s, she says
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Galloway: In the 1920s an American businessman tried to popularize reindeer meat
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His marketing campaign helped create the indelible image of Santa and reindeer, she says | 10,108 | record_train |
Either way, their message is a sign that more Pakistanis believe the Taliban's threat is directed at them, and not just a reaction to the so-called @placeholder-led "war on terror." | LAHORE, Pakistan (CNN) -- Angry protests are a common sight in Pakistan. Crowds often gather to denounce the United States or the Pakistani government, which critics accuse of being an American puppet. AntiTaliban protesters in Lahore. But in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore this week, several hundred protesters gathered on a scorching day to take on a very different target: the Taliban. "I will fight them to my last breath and the last drop of my blood in my body. I'm not scared," vowed newspaper publisher Jugnu Mohsin. She was leading a crowd of several hundred students, artists, writers and others, chanting "the Taliban is the enemy of Islam" in Urdu.
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Protests in Lahore, Pakistan, against Taliban
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Lahore residents say the Taliban has support in the Pakistan's second city
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Students, artists, musicians fear their way of life at threat
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Taliban is exerting influence in parts of Pakistan | 10,109 | record_train |
It was a lonely walk off for the @placeholder defender in Man City's clash with Chelsea | Manchester City defender Pablo Zabaleta apologised for his red card in the clash with title rivals Chelsea - but insists Diego Costa should have followed him down the tunnel. The Argentina full back received his marching orders for a second booking following a clash with Costa, who was only shown a yellow card. Zabaleta tweeted a picture of the Chelsea striker with his hands around his throat with the message: 'I would like to apologise to everyone for my red card today. Diego Costa puts his hands around Pablo Zabaleta's throat - but it's the latter who was sent off
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Pablo Zabaleta was sent off after 66 minutes with the game goalless
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The Man City defender clashed with Diego Costa - and he is adamant the Chelsea striker should have seen red, too
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Zabaleta tweets a picture appearing to show Costa with his hands around his throat
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Apologises for his red card but adds 'I can't believe that Diego Costa remained on the pitch'
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Costa involved in move which led to Andre Schurrle giving Chelsea the lead
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Former Chelsea star Frank Lampard equalised to earn 10-man City a point | 10,110 | record_train |
An interim, military-backed government was installed in @placeholder's place, but Morsy's supporters have held near-daily protests since his ouster, demanding that he be reinstated. | (CNN) -- Egypt's military leadership council on Monday gave Field Marshal Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi -- the army chief who helped oust the country's first democratically elected president -- its blessing to run for the presidency, the state-run Middle East News Agency reported. El-Sisi has yet to announce whether he'll run, but the move by Egypt's Supreme Council of the Armed Forces essentially is an endorsement of him, said Ehab Badawy, a spokesman for Egyptian Interim President Adly Mansour. The council added in a statement to state television Monday night that it would be up to El-Sisi to decide, but that it considers his candidacy "a mandate and an obligation."
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NEW: Military council says choice is El-Sisi's, but it highly encourages his candidacy
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Field Marshal Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi is expected to announce soon whether he'll run
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The army chief was defense minister when the military ousted President Morsy last year
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Candidates can officially declare themselves next month | 10,111 | record_train |
Nicknamed "Three-lung Park" for his seemingly overflowing energy supply, the @placeholder papers plaster their front pages with Park if he scores and give out the smallest details of how many minutes he ran in each match. | SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- As a symbol of national pride and success, South Korea and Manchester United midfielder Park Ji-Sung, carries more weight on his shoulders than the need to perform. South Korea's Park Ji-Sung celebrates after at the 2006 World Cup against France. Park, once rejected from his country's own K-League, is now considered the ambassador of Korean football. A responsibility he seems to able carry. "I want to push my way through Manchester United's star players and put my name on the list of the best 11 team. Park Ji-Sung talks to CNN "I want to show the world how good Korean players are by playing well in the top flight," Park wrote in his book "Neverending Challenge" before he joined United.
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Park scored the winning goal against Portugal in the 2002 World Cup
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Played for PSV Eindhoven before joining Manchester United
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The midfielder plans to build a Park Ji-Sung football center in his hometown | 10,112 | record_train |
Pelosi said Thursday that there is a procedure that could have been implemented to strike @placeholder's "lie" comment from the record. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Shouting from the audience. Holding up signs blasting the health care reform bill before Congress. Frequent hissing and booing. Many Facebook and Twitter users condemned Rep. Joe Wilson for his outburst toward President Obama. Though it sounds like behavior at one of the health care town hall meetings last month, it was how some Republicans reacted to President Obama's speech to a joint session of Congress on Wednesday night. But Norm Ornstein, a longtime observer of Congress and an expert at the American Enterprise Institute, said the tone and behavior from members of Congress are not necessarily new.
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President Obama delivered his health care reform plan to Congress on Wednesday
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GOP Rep. Joe Wilson yelled out "you lie" during Obama's speech
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S.C. observer says his view might be echoing sentiment from voters | 10,113 | record_train |
Popular: But @placeholder users could found themselves seriously out of pocket if they want to upgrade their device | By Eddie Wrenn and Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 08:02 EST, 23 August 2012 | UPDATED: 08:02 EST, 23 August 2012 Is this the new iPhone cable? This image purporting to show the new gadget's lead was leaked on Twitter by Veister, a charger making company An Apple supplier has fuelled rumours that the release of the new iPhone is imminent by announcing it has begun mass production of a new, thinner display for a mystery customer. Flat-screen maker LG Display said production of the screens, widely speculated for use in the next incarnation of Apple's iconic smartphone, remains in line with customers' product release plans.
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Screens for the new iPhone will be thinner thanks to so-called in-cell panels which embed sensors into the display
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Pundits warn that the new technology could cause delays in production if they prove more difficult to make
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New image purporting to show cable for the new iPhone also leaked by Chinese mobile phone accessories firm
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Apple expected to unveil phone on September 12th, followed by UK launch in early October | 10,114 | record_train |
'@placeholder (Joshua's promoter) would never dream of putting Joshua in the same ring as me so stop going on about it. | Tyson Fury has challenged fellow British heavyweight Anthony Joshua to a pre-Christmas showdown. The undefeated 6ft 9in bruiser must first overcome Dereck Chisora in London next month in what will be just his second fight in 18 months. But he has already set his sights on Olympic gold medallist Joshua who has won his first nine fights as a professional. Tyson Fury (right) called out Anthony Joshua but must first fight Dereck Chisora (left) Fury tweeted: '[There is] too much talking and avoiding going on in world heavyweight boxing. Let it not be just about the money, it's killing boxing. Let's fight each other.
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Tyson Fury called out fellow British heavyweight Anthony Joshua
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Fury wants to fight the Olympic gold medalist in December
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Fury is due to fight Dereck Chisora in London next month
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Eddie Hearn replied, suggesting Fury would not last three rounds | 10,115 | record_train |
But now @placeholder has purchased Lucasfilm for $4 billion and Disney owns more than a couple TV networks. | (EW.com) -- ABC entertainment president Paul Lee says he's going to take a look at the long-gestating Star Wars live-action TV series now that the Disney deal to acquire Lucasfilm is complete. "We'd love to do something with Lucasfilm, we're not sure what yet," Lee exclusively told EW. "We haven't even sat down with them. We're going to look at [the live-action series], we're going to look at all of them, and see what's right. We weren't able to discuss this with them until [the acquisition] closed and it just closed. It's definitely going to be part of the conversation."
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Paul Lee says he's going to take a look at the long-gestating Star Wars live-action TV series
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"We'd love to do something with Lucasfilm, we're not sure what yet," Lee said
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he project was commissioned by longtime Lucasfilm producer Rick McCallum | 10,116 | record_train |
‘We are humbled and gratified by the overwhelming response from our fans to the launch of @placeholder. | By Sean Poulter PUBLISHED: 12:56 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:01 EST, 4 December 2013 There will be a gap under the tree in many homes this Christmas amid a shortage of the ‘must-have’ games consoles, the Xbox One and PlayStation 4. The consoles, which are also home entertainment hubs – playing DVDs, streaming films and browsing the web – have sold out both online and in the shops. The likes of Amazon are now warning that any orders will not be fulfilled until after Santa and his reindeer have long finished their rounds.
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The games consoles have sold out both online and in the shops
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Amazon and other major suppliers are now warning that any orders will not be fulfilled until after December 25
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Huge demand is surprising, given the cost of living and fact that they are not cheap – Microsoft’s Xbox One is £429.99 and Sony’s PS4 is £349 | 10,117 | record_train |
Family ties: As Kate, William and baby George step off the plane into @placeholder, the Prince puts a loving and protective hand toward his wife and son | By Scarlett Russell and Lucy Waterlow The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have proved their relationship is still very much in the honeymoon period during their tour of New Zealand and Australia. As they prepare to celebrate their third wedding anniversary on Tuesday, the bond between the royal pair seems stronger than ever. While some couples find their relationship can be strained by having a baby, the arrival of Prince George seems to have brought Kate and Prince William even closer. Scroll down for video Endearing: Locals have been won over by the genuine affection the couple show for one another
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Body language between Duke and Duchess of Cambridge proves their love
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Hands-on relationship sends 'strong guarding signals'
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Couple laugh at each other's jokes, constantly maintain eye contact
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Kate playfully comforts William after beating him in Auckland yacht races
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The couple's competitiveness strengthens their bond, says Judi James
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Their affection for one another has endeared them to public | 10,118 | record_train |
Busted: Police have been filmed apprehending a drunk @placeholder tourist on the Las Vegas Strip | By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 04:27 EST, 26 July 2013 | UPDATED: 08:08 EST, 26 July 2013 It's not unusual for visitors to Las Vegas to end up in an embarrassing situation - but the plight of one British tourist became much worse after his drunken antics were uploaded to YouTube. The young Liverpudlian was found by police wandering around the Strip wearing nothing but a pair of shorts and in need of a helping hand to find his hotel room. Unfortunately for the man, who gave his name only as 'Steven', the officers were being filmed for an American reality show named Vegas Strip, which airs on cable network TruTV.
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Liverpudlian tourist seen wandering around the Strip early in the morning
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When police ask how he is he responds, 'Have you got some beef?'
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Admits he is drunk and asks to be arrested, saying: 'I don't like surprises'
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Hilarious encounter broadcast on cable TV show and posted to YouTube | 10,119 | record_train |
The ad thrilled @placeholder Americans like me, who have worked for years to dismantle one of the most pernicious prevailing stereotypes in American culture: turban equals terrorist. | (CNN) -- This holiday season, an ad campaign is selling clothes and challenging bigotry in America. A poster of a turbaned and bearded man in Gap clothes with a woman hanging on his shoulder hit store windows and subway walls across the United States last month as part of Gap's "Make Love" ad campaign. The model is Waris Ahluwalia, a Sikh actor whose turban and beard is part of his faith. For the first time, a mainstream, nationwide ad presents a turbaned man as beautiful, even sexy. He is not a suspect, but a model; not a terrorist, but a person with dignity; not a foreigner, but an American.
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Gap ad featuring Sikh designer and actor Waris Ahluwalia was defaced
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A photo of the defaced ad went viral and Gap responded
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Valarie Kaur: "People can 'make love' in response to hate" | 10,120 | record_train |
Both men have met before, when Karzai visited @placeholder in September to attend Zardari's swearing-in ceremony. | KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A meeting between the leaders of Pakistan and Afghanistan was canceled Friday when bad weather prevented Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari from traveling to the Afghan capital, Kabul. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari (pictured) has met Afghan counterpart Hamid Karzai before. An official in Pakistan's Foreign Office said the meeting with Afghan President Hamid Karzai and top government officials will be rescheduled for the near future. The visit was to have taken place amid ongoing warfare and tension along the Afghan-Pakistan border and was to have focused on the nations cooperating in the fight against terror.
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Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari due to meet Afghan President Hamid Karzai
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Visit to have taken place amid ongoing tension along Afghan-Pakistan border
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Taliban militants attacking Afghanistan from Pakistan's North West Province
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Both countries have previously blamed each other for the security problems | 10,121 | record_train |
‘It’s not an easy thing to watch,’ @placeholder said of the stabbing. | By Helen Pow and Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 00:51 EST, 17 August 2013 | UPDATED: 01:19 EST, 17 August 2013 A neighbor who has tried to stop the son of Boston Red Sox announcer Jerry Remy from allegedly stabbing his girlfriend to death spoke out Friday about the tragedy, expressing regret that he could not save her. Middlesex prosecutors said Benjamin Ray attempted to came to the rescue of Jennifer Martel as she was being attacked by her boyfriend of seven years, Jared Remy, at her Waltham, Massachusetts home, but his efforts were thwarted when the burly suspect slashed at him with a kitchen knife.
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Benjamin Ray said he tried to pull Jared Remy, 34, off Jennifer Martel, but had to retreat when threatened with a knife
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Remy is charged with murder and domestic assault in the gruesome stabbing death of Martel
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The slaying took place just a day after he was released on no bail for assaulting the 27-year-old
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Witnesses saw him repeatedly stab the woman on the patio and his clothes were soaked in blood
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He also had an engagement ring in his pocket when cops arrested him
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His father, Jerry Remy, has been a New England Sports Network Red Sox broadcaster since 1988 and used to play for the team
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The couple have a young daughter who witnessed the horror attack and is now in the care of authorities | 10,122 | record_train |
Every time I went out I had to go faster and improve and so did @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg will start the Brazilian Grand Prix in pole position after a breathtaking final qualifying session at Interlagos. Rosberg narrowly beat teammate and rival Lewis Hamilton in to second place on the grid after both drivers broke course records. In the end, Rosberg prevailed by just 0.033 seconds. The season has, in many ways, been defined by the bitter rivalry between, and dominance of, Rosberg and Hamilton. The former friends have locked horns, and clashed wheels, at a series of races, from Bahrain to Germany to Hungary to Belgium. But going into the penultimate race of the season, Hamilton is 24 points ahead. Most seasons this would put Hamilton in control of the championship.
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Nico Rosberg clinches pole for Sunday's Brazil GP.
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Beat teammate Hamilton by the narrowest of margins.
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Rosberg must win as Hamilton leads championship.
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Brazilian Massa takes an emotional third place on grid. | 10,123 | record_train |
Her disappearance prompted a massive search involving more than 1,200 volunteers, not to mention emotional appeals from officials like @placeholder and Graham's parents. | (CNN) -- Authorities looking for Hannah Graham found human remains Saturday on an abandoned property eight miles from where the University of Virginia student was last seen five weeks ago, police said. Chesterfield County Sheriff's Department members participating in the search made the discovery before noon in southern Albemarle County in central Virginia, according to Charlottesville Police Chief Timothy Longo. Shortly thereafter, a detective relayed the news to Graham's parents. "These are human remains and forensic tests need to be conducted to determine the identification...," Longo told reporters. "But nonetheless we wanted to be quick and timely to share that information with the Graham family."
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NEW: Agency: Search for Hannah Graham called off in light of "recent evidence"
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NEW: Educator: Sadness and hope that there will be closure in Charlottesville
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Hannah Graham's parents are informed; the remains are still being ID'd
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The University of Virginia student was last seen early on September 13 | 10,124 | record_train |
While performances at the Mikhailovsky are well attended, there's a growing concern that @placeholder may become tired of seeing the standard repertoire of classical ballets. | St Petersburg, Russia (CNN) -- Most artistic directors' first day leading a new ballet company is all about meeting the dancers. But for Nacho Duato it's a challenge just to find the rehearsal room. The mazelike corridors of the magnificent Mikhailovsky Theatre in St Petersburg prove confusing and inspire a few unchoregraphed twists and turns from Duato before he finally identifies the right room and his new company -- the 140 dancers of the Mikhailovsky Ballet. It's unlikely the theater's floor plan will be the last challenge for the Spanish choreographer who, this month, took over leadership of the company.
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Spanish choreographer Nacho Duato is the new artistic director at the Mikhailovksy Ballet
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He's the first non-Russian to take up such a post in over a century
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The company is trying modernize ballet for Russian audiences
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Duato has just weeks to get his new ballet ready before the world premiere | 10,125 | record_train |
matches, it’s the @placeholder that is the most intriguing. | Rating: Price: £39 / $60 The beautiful game has been made even more beautiful. And while those looking for significant overhauls to the FIFA recipe may be left wanting, subtle tweaks make FIFA 14 the most complete outing yet. Take the improved animation for example. Players move and feel like real human beings, transferring their weight convincingly and colliding with wince-inducing authenticity. In the game: Cover star Gareth Bale gets a shot off against Real Madrid's rivals Barcelona Overall presentation remains strong. Graphically, it’s almost identical to its predecessor, but pre-match introductions and the general look on the whole has been polished. During matches, for example, a flood of stats are drip-fed on to the screen – ranging from shots on target, possession and total number of saves each goalkeeper has made. Coupled with strong commentary and it all adds to a wonderfully authentic experience.
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Improved player models, shot dynamics and player control
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Stronger animation and Precision Movement works well
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Packed full of game modes, but Ultimate Team steals the show
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For those after the best graphics, you'll have to wait for next-gen - which uses the new Ignite Engine
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Issues with the dynamic camera - but likely to be patched | 10,126 | record_train |
Even if it means the chance of serious injury to their children, in poverty-stricken regions such as @placeholder, the lure of prize money can prove too much to resist - with or without pads. | It's a Saturday night in Sisaket, a small town in Thailand's Isan province, and huge crowds have gathered around a makeshift boxing ring ahead of the big fight. But the two promising fighters about to take to the ring aren't your average boxers: Instead, they're an 11-year-old boy named Nat Thanarak and his opposition - a 12-year-old called Nong Em. Muay Thai is one of the toughest martial arts in the world and children as young as seven are paid to compete in vicious bouts that attract bets which run into thousands of baht. Scroll down for video Painful: A little boy grimaces during a bout. Thai boxing allows strikes with the feet and elbows as well as fists
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Muay Thai is a martial art that allows use of feet, fists, shins and elbows
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Thailand has an estimated 30,000 child fighters, some as young as seven
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Risks include severe brain damage and early onset dementia
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Others endure training regimes that include 8km runs wearing sweat suits
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Muscles are boosted courtesy of lifting concrete blocks and oil cans | 10,127 | record_train |
@placeholder, who spent three years with the club between 2005-2008, showed his former employers how to finish, slamming home from 20-yards to send shockwaves around Stamford Bridge. | (CNN) -- Rafael Benitez was only just beginning to win over Chelsea's supporters -- now he'll have to do it all over again. The Spaniard, who replaced Roberto Di Matteo as interim manager at Stamford Bridge in November, could only look on in horror as his side suffered a humiliating home defeat by Queens Park Rangers. It will do little for Benitez's popularity with many Chelsea supporters still angry at the removal of Di Matteo and the arrival of the former Liverpool manager. "A lot of things went wrong today," Benitez told reporters. "We knew we were playing against the bottom of the table side and we spoke about that.
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Chelsea loses at home against bottom of table Queens Park Rangers
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Former Chelsea player Shaun Wright-Phillips scores only goal of the game
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Luis Suarez scores twice as Liverpool wins 3-0
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She contends prices could even exceed this, making @placeholder's hand-built shanty one of the most expensive slum dwellings in the world. | Hong Kong (CNN) -- If you can tolerate the junkies on the stairwells or the rats that sometimes scale the 12 floors of her building on the external electrical wiring, Lui's penthouse shack ticks all the boxes for a multi-million dollar property in Hong Kong. It's light, it's well ventilated and it has sweeping views of Kowloon's Lion Rock Hill. Constructed from recycled materials, the design is customized to her lifestyle down to the last detail. "This is my washing machine," says Lui, pointing proudly to a small stainless steel basin on the terrace side of her rooftop house in Sham Shui Po. "I do my tai chi exercises here in the morning, and on moonlit nights I like to sit out here and look out on the mountain."
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Hong Kong's network of sky slums are barnacled onto roofs of tenements built in 1950s, '60s
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Mostly found in old urban areas in Kowloon -- Sham Shui Po, Kwun Tung and Tai Kok Tsui
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Contrasts with luxury apartments that can often fetch up to US$12.85 million
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But Romney endorsed @placeholder after he captured the Republican nomination and has campaigned for him. | (CNN) -- Sen. John McCain's campaign has told Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty he will not be the GOP vice presidential nominee in November, sources told CNN on Friday. Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty suggested in a radio interview that he won't be Sen. John McCain's VP pick. Pawlenty on Friday also told WCCO Radio in Minneapolis-St. Paul that he will not be in Dayton, Ohio, where the presumptive Republican presidential nominee is expected to unveil his choice of a running mate at a rally later Friday. The McCain campaign said it's hoping to have 15,000 people at the Ohio event, roughly five times the size of his largest crowd to date.
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Sources: Sen. John McCain not selecting Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty
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Plane's arrival in Ohio raises speculation about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin
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McCain slated to appear with running mate at rally in Ohio
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month said the @placeholder and its allies should confirm how many | By Amanda Williams and Gerri Peev PUBLISHED: 01:27 EST, 3 September 2013 | UPDATED: 12:46 EST, 4 September 2013 US General Joseph Dunford said 'time's going to tell' whether it was premature for Nato to end combat operations this spring Western troops are likely to remain in Afghanistan beyond 2015 in order to help develop the Afghan air force and intelligence capability, a Nato commander has said. Some 1,792 Afghan police officers have been killed since March – twice as many as the same period last year, according to the Afghan interior ministry, leading to claims that the country is in no fit state to be left without Western combat troops as they prepare to exit this spring.
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Nato commander General Joseph Dunford said forces could need up to five more years of support from the West
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'Sergey, whom I assume is a very rich man, was definitely wearing @placeholder.' | Keira Knightley is one of the most stylish women in the world, so it is of little surprise that the British actress was a little underwhelmed with the fashion choices of some of the tech world's biggest names after recently attending a private screening of her new movie in Silicon Valley. Knightley, who is busy promoting her new film The Imitation Game, was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday, where she recounted a day spent with Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Google entrepreneur Sergey Brin at the home of billionaire investor Yuri Milner. Her takeaway from the day?
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Keira Knightley attended a private screening of her new film The Imitation Game at the home of billionaire investor Yuri Milner in Silicon Valley
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The actress shared her experience from the day while on Jimmy Kimmel Live, saying there were a lot of men in 'hoodies' and 'Crocs'
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Knightley says she also asked guests, who included Mark Zuckerberg and Sergey Brinn, when she could expect to see someone make a hoverboard
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One of the men got close to Knightley by giving her his card and saying she should call him if she wanted to see a spaceship | 10,132 | record_train |
'@placeholder is the most practicable location for teams that are split across the country, and we have made savings wherever possible.’ | By Alasdair Glennie Tv Correspondent The BBC is to spend £20,000 sending staff from Salford and London to Birmingham... just so they can meet for the first time. Around 200 staff will be forced to travel hundreds of miles by train to attend the four-hour conference on June 27 so they can have ‘a chance to get acquainted’. And despite spending £1billion on new headquarters in Salford, bosses have hired a state-of-the-art conference centre for the event, as well as laying on refreshments at further cost to the licence-fee payer. New headquarters: The BBC is to spend £20,000 sending staff from Salford and London to Birmingham for a four-hour conference. This is despite the corporation spending £1billion on new Salford headquarters (above)
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BBC to spend £20,000 sending around 200 of its staff to Birmingham centre
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Conference on June 27 aims to give employees 'a chance to get acquainted'
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Bosses have hired state-of-the-art venue, as well as laying on refreshments
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This is despite corporation spending £1billion on new Salford headquarters
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Yesterday, plan was branded 'complete waste of money' by a BBC employee | 10,133 | record_train |
Prince George is being left at home with @placeholder, while Kate, pictured, travels to Malta for the two-day trip | The Duchess of Cambridge will be guest of honour at a spectacular celebration in Malta next month, on her first solo foreign tour on behalf of the Queen. Kate will leave her young son, Prince George, behind – as well as her husband, Prince William - for two days of official events to mark the 50th anniversary of the island’s independence from the UK. It is a sign of her confidence in her grandson’s wife that the monarch has asked the Duchess to travel to the Mediterranean island which holds a special place in her heart. Scroll down for video
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Kate will travel to Malta next month for the island's independence day event
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She has ten official engagements scheduled during the weekend visit | 10,134 | record_train |
The deterioration raises an alarm for pro-democracy advocates who had hoped the overthrow of brutal authoritarian regimes in @placeholder, Libya and Egypt would lead to lasting democracy. | PUBLISHED: 08:54 EST, 18 September 2012 | UPDATED: 09:32 EST, 18 September 2012 Freedoms gained during the Arab Spring uprisings are being whittled away and fledgling democracies are now under threat, claims a U.S. watchdog. The Crossroads Report published by Freedom House today, concludes that levels of democratic governance declined throughout the world last year. It found that gains made in the Middle East and North Africa after the uprising in Libya triggered a wave of protests across the region have notably declined. Improvements made after Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak, pictured here following his capture, was ousted have not lasted according to a new report
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Report says freedoms gained during Arab Spring risings are diminishing
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This sprawling photographic collection is the work of the Arab Image Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated safeguarding a local perspective often overshadowed by the works of @placeholder photographers. | (CNN) -- A woman in outrageous flared trousers kisses the cheek of a young girl. A snake slithers around another woman wearing a two-piece bathing suit. And elsewhere, a camel crosses ponderously in front of a gleaming Rolls Royce. To Western eyes more used to the region portrayed through images of religion, conflict or conservative societies, it may come as a surprise to learn these photographs represent a snapshot of life in the Middle East. But these and 300,000 more gathered in an archive in Beirut tell a different story: One of a long-forgotten belle epoque of glamour and innocence.
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Arab Image Foundation has collected more than 300,000 photographs
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Aim is to preserve archive of images of Middle East by local photographers
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The ruling issued by the @placeholder judge says the girl must be returned to her biological parents within two months. | (CNN) -- It's a case that has become emblematic of the risks involved in international adoption. The case involves a now-6-year-old girl, two countries (the United States and Guatemala), and two families who, in addition to th girl, have been deeply affected by what a Guatemala woman describes as her daughter's kidnapping five years ago. Loyda Rodriguez, a 26-year-old Guatemalan mother, says she was arriving home in Guatemala City in November of 2006 with her three children when a woman grabbed her then-2-year-old daughter and got into a waiting taxi. After months of posting flyers, visiting orphanages and talking to strangers, Rodriguez says she found her daughter by staging a hunger strike and pressuring Guatemalan authorities to show her international adoption records.
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Loyda Rodriguez says her 2-year-old daughter was kidnapped
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The girl was grabbed by a stranger in 2006, Rodriquez says
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She "found" her daughter among international adoption files
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A judge has ruled a Missouri couple must return their adopted daughter to Guatemala | 10,137 | record_train |
Tidy up: @placeholder football fans are shocked their post-match clean up is attracting attention | Japan supporters armed themselves with blue bin bags following their side's 0-0 draw with Greece on Thursday night... to clear up the stadium. Fans of the Blue Samurai cleared up mess and made sure the Arena das Dunas was left as they found it after the Group C clash. At one point during the match, Japan followers waved the blue bags above their head in support of their team. VIDEO Scroll down to see Colombia prepare for their final Group C match with Japan Big clean up: Japan supporters armed themselves with binbags to tidy up after the goalless draw with Greece
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Japan supporters tidied up World Cup stadium following draw with Greece
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Blue Samurai cleared up the mess using blue bin bags
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Where the heart is: A @placeholder couple bought the home from the council in the 1980s, but later died. | By Kieran Corcoran The childhood home of George Harrison, where The Beatles began to take shape as the pop sensation that would conquer the world, has been put up for sale. The humble three-bed terrace in Liverpool was home to Harrison and his family in the 1950s and was where he and his friends Paul McCartney and John Lennon held their first band rehearsals. And though the house has been formally valued at just £75,000, the owners hope the part it played in the Beatles legacy will boost its value significantly. Live and Let Buy: Beatles star George Harrison lived at the above home in the Speke district of Livepool in the 1950s and 1960s, just as his band with John Lennon and Paul McCartney was taking shape
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Harrison family lived in the three-bedroom Liverpool terraced council house in the 1950s and 1960s
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During that time George met bandmates John Lennon and Paul McCartney and rehearsed in the property
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Harrisons moved away in 1962 - just before Beatlemania exploded - and new tenants later bought it from the council
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In another secretly filmed video clip, Mr Romney claimed there was no point trying to appeal to @placeholder voters because they were ‘freeloaders who don’t pay taxes’. | Mitt Romney’s White House bid took another blow last night after he appeared to suggest a pro-Iranian terrorist could hold America to ransom by threatening to blow up Chicago with a nuclear bomb. In one of the most bizarre remarks ever made by a presidential candidate, the Republican challenger outlined how he might carry out an attack – comments critics claimed exposed America’s weaknesses. They were revealed just hours after videotapes of Mr Romney showed him making a series of derogatory remarks about Americans, Palestinians, Mexicans and the Chinese. Scroll down for video Caught on tape: Mitt Romney shares his laissez-faire approach to solving the 'Palestinian Problem' at a dinner for wealthy donors in Boca Raton, Florida
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Republican presidential candidate was secretly filmed at a $50,000-a-plate dinner for wealthy party donors
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Romney is shown suggesting a terrorist could hold America to ransom by threatening to blow up Chicago
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In another clip he describes Democratic voters as 'freeloaders who don't pay taxes'
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Romney launches counteroffensive by pointing to newly-found 1998 clip of Obama saying he favors 'redistribution of wealth' | 10,140 | record_train |
The announcement comes shortly ahead of planned trips by three Cabinet secretaries to Mexico before @placeholder visits there next month. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama on Tuesday vowed to invest the resources needed to address the threat posed by drug traffickers in Mexico. A police convoy moves in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, last month, across the U.S. border from El Paso, Texas. "We are going to continue to monitor the situation, and if the steps we have taken do not get the job done, then we will do more," he told reporters Tuesday night. He praised the efforts of Mexican President Felipe Calderon to counter drug cartels, which "have gotten completely out of hand," but said the United States must take further steps, such as ensuring that illegal guns and cash do not flow from north of the Rio Grande to the cartels in Mexico.
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NEW: Obama says plan seeks to halt weapons from entering Mexico from U.S.
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Homeland security chief says plan tries to prevent "spillover violence" in U.S.
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More federal agents, equipment and resources to be moved to Mexican border
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Gun control advocacy group says Mexican drug gangs exploit weak U.S. gun laws | 10,141 | record_train |
Today she told Mr Clegg @placeholder would welcome him. | By Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 06:01 EST, 22 January 2014 | UPDATED: 07:26 EST, 22 January 2014 Special guest: White Dee, Deidre Kelly, surprised Nick Clegg on his radio show today and invited him to 'Benefits Street', assuring him it was not full of 'scroungers' A star of the controversial Channel 4 show Benefits Street surprised Nick Clegg on his weekly radio show today and told him she and her friends are not 'scroungers'. ‘White Dee’ – the self-proclaimed ‘mother of the street’ in Birmingham - told the Deputy Prime Minister the show's producers had hoodwinked them by saying it would be a 'documentary about community spirit'.
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'Mother of the street' said Mr Clegg should visit her for a cup of tea
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In call she said he would see 'clean street' not inhabited by 'scroungers'
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'They said it was a documentary about community spirit, and even though some are on benefits, how we get along and help eachother,' she said
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Dee admitted she voted Labour because she was upset about Coalition
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@placeholder and Najlaa Mcintosh are in the Gwinnett County jail. | An cult member has been charged with murder, rape, sodomy and incest after a 15-month-old girl he fathered with his daughter starved to death. Calvin Mcintosh, 44, was arrested after he brought Alcenti Mcintosh's neglected and abused body into a hospital in Gwinnett County, Georgia. Police then searched his room at the Extended Stay Hotel in Peachtree Corners and found three other children, two aged three and one aged five, and her 23-year-old daughter Najlaa Mcintosh - who the suspect also fathered two children with. Iasia Sweeting, 21, a mother of two of McIntosh's children including Alcenti, was also discovered on the floor of the hotel covered in blankets and in 'desperate need of medical attention', according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Sweeting was emaciated and weighed a shocking 59 pounds.
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Calvin Mcintosh faces multiple charges including murder, rape and sodomy
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He brought Alcenti Mcintosh's neglected and abused body into a hospital
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Police then found three other children severely malnourished inside a motel
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Mcintosh is said to have told his daughter Najilaa to deprive family of food
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He fathered two children with her and two children with Iasia Sweeting, 21
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Officers found notes about the Nuwaubian Nation of Moors movement
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Cult mixes ideas of black supremacy and worship of Egyptian pyramids
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Yesterday, he spoke of ‘great highs and some heartfelt lows’ during his decade of first-team service to the @placeholder, his home region, while talking of his need for a ‘new challenge’, which Ford will most certainly present. | Bath have welcomed Rhys Priestland’s determination to claim their No 10 shirt ahead of England’s George Ford next season after confirming that they have signed the Welshman. The 27-year-old Scarlets fly-half will move to The Rec at the end of this season to join a growing Wales contingent in the Aviva Premiership. He has chosen to sign for Bath for a salary of £250,000-£300,000, despite having Ford as a pedigree rival. Priestland’s move is likely to curtail his Test career after the World Cup as Wales are ready to enforce a restriction on the selection of players who agree future deals abroad while the WRU’s new dual-contract system takes effect. But his decision comes against a backdrop of abuse dished out by supporters, which was condemned by coach Shaun Edwards.
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The 27-year-old joined Scarlets in 2005, graduating from their academy
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The Wales international fly-half has 32 caps for his country
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Rhys Priestland will join Bath in England at the end of the current season
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Priestland will compete with George Ford for the Bath number 10 jersey
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Leg man: The unorthodox marketing scheme is the brainchild of @placeholder, a public relations consultant | An advertising agency has hit upon a unique way of catching the attention of people living in ad-saturated Tokyo - use women's thighs as a living billboard. Consumers in the Japanese megalopolis are notoriously hard to reach because of the sheer abundance of billboards, neon signs and huge TV screens pumping out commercials, so the WIT agency decided to put ads on a place men are happy to pay attention to. 'It's an absolutely perfect place to put an advertisement as it's what guys are eager to look at and girls are OK to expose,' said Hidenori Atsumi, the CEO of WIT.
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The women earn up to £65 a day to show products on their body
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@placeholder's solution, a push for plug-in hybrid cars and other alternatives to oil, will not give consumers short-term relief either. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- As he tries to woo independent voters, Sen. John McCain is relying on his image as a maverick, making it clear he's no President Bush. Sen. John McCain wants an end to the federal ban on offshore drilling, a reversal from his 2000 campaign. But the timing of Bush's support for offshore oil drilling this week may spell trouble for McCain's efforts to distance himself from the embattled White House. The president on Wednesday urged Democratic leaders in Congress to lift the ban on offshore drilling -- just as McCain has been making his own energy pitch for the same.
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Push for domestic offshore oil drilling is a reversal in policy for Sen. John McCain
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President Bush's support could hurt McCain's efforts to paint himself as a maverick
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Obama says offshore drilling won't lower gas prices in the short term
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@placeholder, as the cement contractor on the well, says it told BP to use more devices to center the cement casing in the well but BP ignored its advice. | (CNN) -- Oilfield services giant Halliburton pleaded guilty Thursday to destroying test results that investigators had sought as evidence in the Deepwater Horizon disaster, and federal prosecutors announced a related charge against one of its executives. In a federal court in New Orleans, Halliburton admitted to throwing out test results on the design of the well at the heart of the disaster. The company was given the maximum fine of $200,000 on the charge, the Justice Department said. In announcing the plea, the Justice Department also announced that it was accusing Anthony Badalamenti, who was Halliburton's cementing technology director at the time of the blowout, with a single count of destroying evidence.
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Halliburton destroyed computer tests after Deepwater Horizon, prosecutors say
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Prosecutors charge a company manager as the company pleads guilty
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The Deepwater Horizon blowout killed 11 and unleashed the worst U.S. oil spill
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@placeholder baulked at City's initial price tag of £4million earlier this window as the champions insisted on a permanent transfer. | Aston Villa are confident a deal can be done to bring in Scott Sinclair from Manchester City. Paul Lambert admitted last week the transfer looked 'dead' but talks have since been revived and a conclusion is edging closer. A loan switch until the end of the season with a view to a permanent move in the summer seems the likeliest outcome at this stage. Scott Sinclair fights for the ball with Hamburg's Goetz Ashton during a friendly in the UAE last Wednesday Sinclair pictured arriving back form Manchester City's warm-weather break in Abu Dhabi last week The winger puts pressure on Hamburg's Ronny Marcos during last week's friendly
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Paul Lambert said the deal to sign Scott Sinclair looked dead last week
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Talks have been revived and Aston Villa are confident of loan signing
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Former Vice President Al Gore - who dreamed up the idea for an environmentally conscious, @placeholder-gazing satellite 17 years ago - returned for the sunset launch. | It was third time lucky for SpaceX who today launched an observatory toward a solar-storm lookout point a million miles away. The unmanned Falcon 9 rocket blasted off at 6:03pm EST from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida in perfect weather conditions. High seas, however, prompted SpaceX to cancel a test that would have landed the rocket's discarded first stage on a platform in the ocean. Scroll down for video The unmanned Falcon 9 rocket, launched by SpaceX and carrying the Deep Space Climate Observatory Satellite, lifted off from launch pad 40 at the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida today
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Liftoff took place at 6:03pm from Cape Canaveral Station in Florida
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Falcon 9 is sending the DSCOVR satellite on its $340 million mission
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Al Gore-inspired satellite is designed to keep tabs on solar storms
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High winds kept the deep-space observatory grounded yesterday | 10,149 | record_train |
Earlier versions of this report incorrectly described the military background of @placeholder, who was killed with Chris Kyle. | Stephenville, Texas (CNN)No one disputes that Eddie Ray Routh shot and killed Chris Kyle and another man. But his attorneys wanted to convince a jury he wasn't sane when he did so. It took Texas jurors less than three hours to deliver their verdict: They weren't buying it. The jury found Routh guilty of capital murder in the deaths of Kyle, the author of the best-seller "American Sniper," and Kyle's friend Chad Littlefield. Judge Jason Cashon immediately sentenced Routh to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the capital murder conviction. "We've waited two years for God to get justice for us on behalf of our son and, as always, God has proved to be faithful," said Judy Littlefield, the victim's mother. "We're so thrilled that we have the verdict that we have tonight."
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Eddie Ray Routh sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole | 10,150 | record_train |
"I don't think Taliban threat is worse than corruption in Afghanistan," the @placeholder shopkeeper said. | Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Najla Habibi says she is hopeful about the future of her country. "I know we have got a lot of problems, but still I am happy that I, as a woman, can go to school to teach and hundreds of thousands of girls across the country are able to go to school," the 47-year-old school teacher said. "You know that during the Taliban this was not possible." More than a decade since the war began, Afghans now say that they feel positive about their country's future, a report released Wednesday by the Asia Foundation said. The report, "Afghanistan in 2012: A Survey of the Afghan People," found public opinion to be the most optimistic since the annual survey began in 2004. Fifty-two percent of the respondents felt that the country was moving in the right direction, compared to 46% in 2011. Improvements in security and reconstruction were the most cited reasons for the improved outlook.
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The Asia Foundation releases "Afghanistan in 2012: A Survey of the Afghan People"
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Fifty-two percent of the respondents felt that the country was moving in the right direction
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The United States also will work with international groups and allies to help @placeholder-North African countries modernize and integrate trade policies, according to the senior administration officials. | Washington (CNN) -- In the wake of the Arab Spring protests across the Middle East and North Africa, President Barack Obama will pledge U.S. economic assistance to Egypt and Tunisia on Thursday in a speech highlighting his administration's revised policies toward the changing region. The highly anticipated address at the State Department will touch on all the Middle East-North Africa flash points -- the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, Libya, Syria, Iran and the recent killing of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden -- with a focus on Obama's plan for how the United States can help the region develop through political and economic reforms, according to administration officials.
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President to outline U.S. policies in wake of the Arab Spring movements
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Obama will pledge economic development help for Egypt and Tunisia
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'The snails have been specially farmed for us,' added @placeholder. | For many of us, snails are nothing more than an unpleasant garden pest. But thanks to a Japanese spa they've become the latest thing in beauty, with the snail slime facial finally arriving on British shores in one East Midlands salon this week. The treatment, which involves having three of the creatures slither up and down your face, has been added to the menu at the Simply Divine salon in Corby, Northamptonshire by owner Diane Corby. Gower, with the help of top dermatologist Dr Sunil Chopra, a regular consultant on Channel 4’s Embarrassing Bodies, has a team of fully trained 'snail facialists' who will make sure the creepy crawlies don’t venture too near the nostrils, mouth and eyes.
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The facial is now available at a Northamptonshire salon for £50
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Salon owner Diane Gower says results are 'overwhelming'
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'@placeholder does not deserve to be the victim of alarmism' | By Lucy Osborne PUBLISHED: 19:32 EST, 11 August 2013 | UPDATED: 06:27 EST, 12 August 2013 The Mayor of Rome is furious that the British embassy has warned tourists of the rising threat of thieves on the streets of the Italian capital. Ignazio Marino reacted angrily at the weekend to official warnings from the British government that alert visitors to evidence of worsening crime levels in Rome. Mr Marino took aim at David Broomfield, the British consul-general in the city, who last week sought to alert tourists to the high risk of personal theft by ‘co-ordinated gangs’ on Rome’s public transport system and at the city’s top visitor attractions such as the Vatican.
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Ignazio Marino reacts angrily to official warnings by British embassy
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It is alerting visitors to evidence of worsening crime levels in Rome
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Marino took aim at David Broomfield, British consul-general in city | 10,154 | record_train |
It has been rumored that his outburst could have been fueled by romantic feelings for @placeholder | A second victim of the Washington high school shooting died on Sunday, two days after a teen-aged gunman opened fire on a group of his best friends and family members involved in an apparently tragic love triangle. Gia Soriano, 14, succumbed to gunshot wounds she suffered when 15-year-old Jaylen Fryberg opened fire on the group in the canteen at Marysville-Pilchuck High School during lunch break on Friday. Jaylen shot dead the girl he had a crush on, Zoe Galasso, 14, and wounded four other teenagers - Andrew Fryberg and Nate Hatch, Ms Soriano and Shaylee Chuckulnaskit - before shooting himself dead.
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Jaylen Fryberg, 15, opened fire on a group of friends during lunch on Friday
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Zoe Galasso, 14, who split with Fryberg days earlier, died at the scene
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Galasso's new boyfriend - the shooter's cousin - was critically wounded
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Fryberg also shot three other friends before turning the gun on himself
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One of the friends, Gia Soriano, 14, died of gunshot wounds on Sunday
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The third remaining victim, Nate Hatch, 14, is 'improving' in hospital
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@placeholder claimed: 'I don't want to be a cry baby, but I noticed the referee never gives fouls against Argentina. | The Italian official accused last week of favouring Argentina and Lionel Messi has been chosen to referee their World Cup final against Germany. Nicola Rizzoli, a 42-year-old who refereed the 2013 Champions League final at Wembley, will take charge of the match in the Maracana on Sunday but his appointment may be controversial. VIDEO Scroll down to see David Beckham predict an Argentina win In charge: Italian referee Nicola Rizzoli has been chosen to referee the World Cup final on Sunday Rizzoli was the target of criticism from Belgium's Marc Wilmots after the 1-0 quarter-final defeat by Argentina last Saturday.
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Third time this World Cup that Rizzoli has refereed a match involving Argentina
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Belgium boss Marc Wilmots accused Rizzoli of favouring Argentina and Lionel Messi
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He added that changes need to be made at @placeholder level to solve the region's debt crisis. | (CNN) -- Portugal will avoid a second bailout when its current financial aid program expires in the spring of 2014, according to the boss of the country's largest energy provider. Speaking with CNN's Isa Soares, Antonio Mexia, head of Energias de Portugal [EDP], said: "I don't believe and I don't want to believe [in] the needs of a second bailout." He added: "At the Portuguese level overall we are doing what we need to do to avoid a second bailout." READ MORE: Europe fractures even as it shakes off recession Mexia's comments were made on October 2 before the troika -- made up of the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank and the European Commission -- approved Portugal's economic progress.
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Boss of Portugal's largest energy provider says country will avoid second bailout
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Antonio Mexia told CNN 'I don't want to believe' in the need for more financial help
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After starting as a students-only service, @placeholder now has 800 million people checking their accounts at least once a month, about 10 times that of Google+. | (CNN) -- Google's infant social network experienced a recent growth spurt. Google+ has more than 90 million registered users, Google CEO Larry Page said during the company's earnings presentation on Thursday. That more than doubles the 40 million that Google reported in October. "We're very excited about the growth we've had, and we've certainly seen a tremendous number of people added every day," Page said. "That notion of identity is a deep part of what we're doing." Google launched its social network last June. Since then, it has added toolbars and other buttons on its websites to aggressively promote the service. Google stirred up controversy last week when it began giving prominent placement to Google+ pages in results delivered by its search engine.
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Google says 60% of Google+ members visit its products every day
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Google says 80% of Google+ members visit its products every week
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She added: '@placeholder's dearest wish is to take her daughter to a park and be alone with her and her husband. | Olivia Stanca, pictured with her mother Maria, passed away last night, hours after she was taken off a life support machine The heartbroken parents of a one-year-old girl who lost a long court battle to keep her on life support announced their 'angel' had passed away last night. Olivia Stanca, described as a 'little fighter', was born with liver cancer and defied all odds to celebrate her first birthday on Monday. Parents Maria and George were preparing to oppose Great Ormond Street hospital's decision to withdraw life support. But last night they bravely accepted her condition was deteriorating and dropped their legal challenge.
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Olivia Stanca, of east London, described by her parents as 'little fighter'
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Beat it after two rounds of chemotherapy at Great Ormond Street Hospital
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Parents agreed to turn off life support last night after long court battle
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They spent final precious hours with her on peaceful hospital roof garden
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The bank said the 'ramifications would be particularly serious if @placeholder, home to an outsize financial boom, were to falter'. | By Tom Mctague, Mail Online Deputy Political Editor The Chancellor George Osborne has seen his approval ratings soar as the economy recovers. But experts have warned that a new crash could be round the corner The world economy is as vulnerable to a financial crash as it was before the recession hit in 2007, the global bank watchdog has warned. Soaring levels of government debt in Europe and America and easy loans in the developing world have left the global economy in the danger zone, according to the respected Bank for International Settlements. A fresh crash could be devastating for Britain -with debt now more than double what it was in 2007, leaving the Government powerless to intervene.
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Easy loans in the developing world pose a risk to the global economy
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A crash in booming countries like China and Brazil would damage the West
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@placeholder had the bulk of the possession without looking their threatening best until the match turned on Pepe's dismissal as he lunged for a high bouncing ball and caught Dani Alves. | (CNN) -- A pair of second half goals from Lionel Messi gave Barcelona a 2-0 win over 10-man Real Madrid in the first leg of their Champions League semifinal in the Bernabeu Wednesday. A scrappy and ill-tempered affair saw Real's Portuguese international defender Pepe sent off after 61 minutes with manager Jose Mourinho also dismissed to the stands for complaining about the decision. Earlier, a melee in the tunnel at halftime had Barcelona reserve goalkeeper Jose Pinto shown a red card by German referee Wolfgang Stark. It took a moment of typical Messi magic to break the deadlock, connecting with a fine cross from substitute Ibrahim Afellay for his 76th minute opener.
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Lionel Messi scores twice as Barcelona beat Real Madrid 2-0 in Bernabeu
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Real have defender Pepe sent off on the hour mark for foul on Dani Alves
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Manager Jose Mourinho sent to the stands for protesting decision
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Investigators said they have told @placeholder family members they're free to discuss what transpired that night despite any previous possible misunderstanding. | New York (CNN) -- Justin DiPietro, the father of missing Maine toddler Ayla Reynolds, has taken a polygraph, the spokesman for the Maine State Police said. "He was told the results," Stephen McCausland added. McCausland would not say when the test was given, nor did he say whether Ayla's father passed, failed, or if the results were inconclusive. He also would not elaborate on what questions DiPietro was asked. However, DiPietro told the Morning Sentinel newspaper in Waterville, Maine, that he took the test early on in the investigation. "I know I went in there and smoked it," he said. "I told the truth, and that's it."
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21-month-old Ayla Reynolds has been missing for four weeks
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Report: "I told the truth, and that's it," Ayla's father said
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The smart uniform belonging to Lieutenant @placeholder, from around 1812, is an important find for military historians as it is believed no other lieutenant uniform of that era is left in existence. | By Chris Parsons UPDATED: 12:24 EST, 21 October 2011 A rare Royal Naval uniform worn by a British survivor of the Battle of Trafalgar has been unearthed after spending decades in the attic of one of the sailor's descendants. William Hicks became famous for his gripping account of Trafalgar which told how, as a 17-year-old midshipman on HMS Conqueror, he helped British forces crush France and Spain in 1805 to end the threat of an invasion by Napoleon. Now a uniform worn by Hicks several years later when he reached the rank of lieutenant has been unearthed in a plastic bag in an attic, after being handed down through his family for 200 years.
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Served as midshipman, aged 17, in decisive battle off Spanish coast
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Rare find as no other uniforms of that rank and era in existence | 10,163 | record_train |
Moving on: Ashley Cole is wanted by @placeholder with his Chelsea contract set to expire | By Simon Jones Chelsea are making moves to hijack Luke Shaw's proposed transfer to Manchester United after asking to be kept informed about how the deal is progressing. The England full back had turned down Manchester City and in private has long indicated his desire to join United, with a £27million deal outlined. However, the lack of an official announcement over the 18-year-old Southampton star's future prompted a recent Chelsea enquiry. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Luke Shaw say he is focused on England and not transfer talk Wanted man: Southampton and England left-back Luke Shaw has attracted interest from Chelsea
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Manchester United are closing in on a £27million deal for Shaw
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The 18-year-old is keen to move to Old Trafford this summer
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Chelsea recently enquired about how the Shaw deal is progressing
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They want to replace Ashley Cole, who is a target for Manchester City
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Southampton have rejected an offer from Liverpool for Adam Lallana
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Elegant bride: The new Mrs @placeholder appears in a beautiful lace dress at a cocktail party as part of her wedding celebrations | Billionaire investor George Soros got married for the third time on Saturday to his 42-year-old fiancée Tamiko Bolton. The 83-year-old philanthropist tied the knot with Bolton, a health care consultant, in a small, but lavish, wedding at his Caramoor estate in Bedford, an hour away from New York City. The bride's dress was designed by U.S.-based, Lebanon-born Reem Acra, whose gowns have been worn on the red carpet by many stars, including Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Lopez. George Soros, the 83-year-old billionaire philanthropist, and his new bride Tamiko Bolton dance the night away at their lavish but small wedding on his estate in Bedford, New York
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He married Tamiko Bolton, a 42-year-old health care consultant from California, who is half his age
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Bolton's dress designed by Lebanese-born Reem Acra whose gowns have been worn by Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Lopez
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Soros put a Graff wedding band on Bolton’s finger during the half-hour ceremony
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Federal judge Kimba Wood officiated at the non-denominational wedding
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Guests at the wedding included World Bank President, Jim Yong Kim, and the presidents of Estonia, Liberia and Albania
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He said: ‘The staff told @placeholder very gently that she had passed away and said he shed two or three tears. | He was a dashing D-Day veteran and she a blushing bride in white when they vowed to love each other in sickness and in health. For 65 years Harry and Mavis Stevenson stayed true to that promise, and when she died just 48 hours after her 89th birthday, he could not bear to be without her. Yesterday their nephew Stephen Cresswell told how 88-year-old Mr Stevenson died within minutes of his beloved wife after they spent their last night holding hands while they slept in a care home. Inseparable: Harry Stevenson, 88, died in a care home moments after he was told of the death of his beloved 89-year-old wife, Mavis. Above, the couple, who met as teenagers, celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary
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Harry and Mavis Stevenson met at a social club when they were 16
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The couple refused to be without each other after years apart during WWII
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Mrs Stevenson was moved into a care home after her health deteriorated
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Her husband chose to move with her so that they wouldn't be separated
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Mr Stevenson died moments after he was told of his wife's death | 10,166 | record_train |
The expectations are with @placeholder but the belief is increasingly with Germany, according to Schurrle. | By Pete Jenson Follow @@petejenson Chelsea's Andre Schurrle is now just one step from the World Cup final and says he is being supported every inch of the way by another Stamford Bridge German who didn’t quite make it to the biggest game in football. Michael Ballack was Germany captain in 2002 and he scored the winning goal in the semi-final against South Korea. But he also picked up a booking ruling him out of the final. Schurrle was a 12-year-old fan at the time. He went on to play for Bayer Leverkusen – alongside Ballack in 2011 – and then for Chelsea just like his hero, now he can outdo his idol by playing in the final next Sunday at the Maracana.
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Ballack missed the 2002 final for Germany through suspension
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Schurrle played with his idol at Bayer Leverkusen in 2011
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Schurrle scored in Germany's last-16 win over Algeria and came off the bench in their 1-0 quarter-final win over France
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Germany face Brazil in the first semi-final on Tuesday
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Holland and Argentina meet in the other semi-final | 10,167 | record_train |
The ordeal terrified @placeholder, who sobbed as he talked about it nearly two days later. | The full story behind the 'shoplifting' grandfather body slammed to the ground emerged today, as the nation searched its soul following the chaotic, sometimes violent, scenes of greed on Black Friday. Jerald Allen Newman, 54, has come to symbolise the mayhem of the day after he was videoed with blood streaming down his face as he was arrested by police officers in Phoenix, Arizona. The police say he was shoplifting and sustained the injuries because he resisted arrest and became aggressive after being found with a video game down his pants. But Mr Newman's tearful eight-year-old grandson, Nick, has spoken out to defend his grandfather to ABC News, saying: 'I only got one game and people were trying to take it away from me and put it under his shirt so no one would take it'
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Family claims Jerald Newman had video game down his pants while protecting child
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Woman who pepper sprayed 20 at California Wal-Mart hands herself in
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Shopper critically wounded in robbery attempt at Los Angeles Wal-Mart
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Girls and women brawl over yoga pants at Victoria's Secret in Pennsylvania
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Cops blast pepper spray into crowd at North Carolina Wal-Mart | 10,168 | record_train |
"It's a marvel to see something that weighs hundreds of tons, hauling thousands of tons, moving through rural country," said @placeholder, a 62-year-old railfan and former teacher. | FOLKSTON, Georgia (CNN) -- Rain or shine, 80-year-old Cookie Williams plops himself on the wooden viewing platform perched over double train tracks. Cookie Williams, 80, watches a CSX freight train chug by on a typical Tuesday afternoon. On this warm May afternoon, a patient Williams sits slouched, legs crossed and arms relaxed, donning his vintage CSX railroad company cap littered with miniature train pendants. He is waiting for a train. A scanner, listening for oncoming train signals, crackles in the background as it picks up some conductor chatter. He waits some more. "A lot of people in this town thought I was on the kooky side," said Williams, who is retired from the paper and pulp industry. "But I love it. I've loved these trains ever since I was a kid."
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Trains Magazine estimates there are 175,000 railfans in the U.S.
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Folkston, Georgia, has about 12,500 visitors to watch trains each year
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"It's an orchestra of motion," says 63-year-old railfan Bill Taylor of Montana
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Begun in 1992, the tunnels -- 50 meters deep and six kilometers long and growing -- contain pumps and tanks dedicated to keeping @placeholder dry during the rainy season. | (CNN) -- Barmy about bunkers? Crazy about caves? From Congress's former nuclear shelter to the Viet Cong's tunnels and a Parisian necropolis, here are some of the world's best subterranean sights. Coober Pedy, South Australia Tourists wanting to channel their inner Hobbit should head to Coober Pedy. Most of the South Australian town's 3,000 residents live underground, where they frequent a subterranean church, restaurant, hotel and shops. The town produces 70% of the world's opal, and the blazing outback sun is the reason residents most prefer to live underground, as well as working there. Coober Pedy comes from the Aboriginal term "kupa piti," which means "white man's hole in the ground."
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In South Australia, a whole town lives underground to escape the heat
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Drainage systems sound dull but Tokyo's is an engineering marvel | 10,170 | record_train |
It is not known whether he visited Shooters, but it is the closest gun range to @placeholder, according to the report. | Moment Sandy Hook shooter entered school to kill 20 children and six adults, NRA announces tv show awards NRA deactivates Facebook page after being slammed by millions online Goes silent since shooting 'Business as usual' at shooting range near Newtown, Connecticut By John Clarke PUBLISHED: 22:00 EST, 16 December 2012 | UPDATED: 13:32 EST, 17 December 2012 The National Rifle Association has been strangely quiet since the Sandy Hook shootings two days ago in Newtown, Connecticut. There has been no response to the horrific shootings, no heartfelt note of sympathy to the families of the victims or any press release once again defending the right to bear arms.
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NRA deactivates Facebook page after being slammed by millions online
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'Business as usual' at shooting range near Newtown, Connecticut | 10,171 | record_train |
@placeholder guesses it was closer to 15 feet, with the largest goblin shark ever measuring 18 feet. | (CNN) -- He has a face only a mother could love -- a mother who lives 1,000 to 3,000 feet under water and voraciously feeds on live squid and fish. We're talking about a goblin shark -- only the second member of his species ever caught in the Gulf of Mexico, and the first since 2000, shark expert John Carlson said. "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder," Carlson, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration research biologist said. "Some would call them 'ugly.' I think, 'interesting.'" Carl Moore, 63, of Townsend, Georgia, was the unlikely archeologist of this ichthyological wonder, which he estimates was 18 to 20 feet long. He caught it on April 19, about halfway through an 18-day fishing trip.
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Georgia shrimper catches only second goblin shark on record in Gulf of Mexico
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Goblin sharks live deep under water and are rarely seen, NOAA shark expert says
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Views of goblin sharks' looks range from "interesting" to "ugly"
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The fisherman released the shark because it was still alive | 10,172 | record_train |
Still, overall, @placeholder and the US are clearly going in the same direction in Iraq, at least while the fight against ISIS rages on. | President Obama's decision to target militants from ISIS -- which is now calling itself the "Islamic State" or "IS" -- operating in Iraq comes as a huge relief to the Iranians. Officials in Tehran have been panic stricken since ISIS forces overran the northern Iraqi city of Mosul on June 10. All political factions in Tehran would like to see ISIS suffer and its latest advances rolled back. At the same time, contradictory statements made in Tehran make it clear that the Iranian authorities are divided about the implications of the American military's return to Iraq. The moderates, the group of people associated with President Hassan Rouhani's presidential administration, are nudging toward an open admission that American military operations in Iraq compliment Tehran's policy goals.
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Alex Vatanka writes that Tehran is relieved by the U.S. decision to strike ISIS
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Political hawks in Iran are avoiding admitting shared goals with the U.S., he says
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A CNN crew was in @placeholder Monday and were told by Malian and French forces that Islamists left after they were hit directly in one of their makeshift camps by the French and Malians. | Sevare, Mali (CNN) -- The Malian military gained control Monday of the central Mali town of Diabaly, a key advance in the battle against Islamist militants in the north. The country's forces retook the town without ground assistance from the French troops in the country, a military spokesman said Sunday. The French military confirmed that it provided only air support. The French are involved in the fight because Mali once was under the country's control and because Islamists have been threatening to turn the democracy into a haven for international terrorists. Ethnic Tuaregs who had returned to Mali well-armed from fighting for late Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi staged a military coup last year against the Malian government. Islamic extremists capitalized on the chaos, carved out a large haven in Mali's north and imposed a strict interpretation of Sharia law. The Islamists banned music, smoking, drinking and watching sports on television. They also destroyed historic tombs and shrines.
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A humanitarian group says many injured fear going to hospitals
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Paris-Match: Terrorist leader spells out demands and talks about the Algeria attack
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France may send more troops to prevent Islamist terrorists from controlling Mali
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The international community fears Mali could become a hub for terrorists | 10,174 | record_train |
And that's all @placeholder can do - he will make no guarantees, because he can't. | Stuart Lancaster will make 'no guarantees' in his bid to dissuade Danny Cipriani from moving to France, according to former England fly-half Toby Flood. England head coach Lancaster met Cipriani earlier this week and will on Wednesday announce his senior and Saxons squads ahead of the RBS Six Nations. Cipriani is expected to be named in the Saxons group in a move that could lead the Sale fly-half to join French Top 14 champions Toulon in the summer. Former England fly-half, now with Tolouse, says that Danny Cipriani is the master of his own England future Cipriani has been capped for the national side nine times since 2008, scoring 52 points
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Danny Cipriani could play for England in the RBS Six Nations
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Things got even better for the hosts just two minutes later as @placeholder was again the provider, sending Sinclair clear with a superb through ball, with the pacy forward finishing with aplomb as he arrowed the ball into the near corner. | Liverpool's Under 18 side safely booked their place in their fourth round of the FA Youth Cup after two early goals were enough to hand them victory against Bradford City on Monday night. While the senior side wasted a host of opportunities to score against Manchester United on Sunday, the youngsters showed a far more clinical side to their game at Langtree Park - taking the lead inside just two minutes. Reds forward Jerome Sinclair forced visiting keeper Elliot Barker into making an error, allowing Sheyi Ojo to pick up the loose ball before unselfishly cutting it back to Sergi Canos inside the area, who slid the ball home into an empty net.
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Liverpool beat Bradford in the third round of the FA Youth Cup on Monday
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Goals from Sergi Canos and Jerome Sinclair were enough for the hosts
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The @placeholder appealed the ruling and provided additional evidence against Daqduq, which the Iraqi court also ruled was insufficient, al-Maliki said. | Baghdad (CNN) -- A Lebanese militant wanted by the United States in connection with the killing of five American soldiers in Iraq was released because of lack of evidence, Iraq's prime minister said Saturday. Nuri al-Maliki's comments came on the heels of growing outrage among U.S. officials over the release Friday of Ali Mussa Daqduq despite last-minute requests by the White House that he be turned over to stand trial in the United States. In a written statement, al-Maliki said he could not agree to turn over Daqduq to the United States because the "Iraqi judiciary did not agree" the request was in accordance with Iraq's laws.
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Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki cites lack of evidence in the release of Ali Daqduq
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He also says Iraqi law does not allow for the extradition of Daqduq
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The U.S. military says Daqduq is a 24-year veteran of Hezbollah
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Daqduq is accused of kidnapping and killing five U.S. soldiers in Iraq in 2007 | 10,177 | record_train |
"I'm lucky; I hate that Liz is gone, but I feel lucky that I'm here with @placeholder because she's a wonderful little kid." | Matt Logelin's days are filled with the same struggles as any dad's: He's looking for a job, trying to explain the world to his 6-year-old daughter and still get a decent night's sleep. But he's doing it on his own. The 36-year-old penned the New York Times best-seller "Two Kisses for Maddy" about his journey into fatherhood with his daughter Madeleine, known as Maddy, after his wife, Liz, died from a pulmonary embolism less than a day after giving birth in 2008. Maddy "has taught me to let go of a lot of things and get lost in that moment," said Logelin, co-author of the forthcoming picture book "Be Glad Your Dad...," which will be published by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers in June 2016.
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Matt Logelin's wife passed away hours after childbirth, leaving him a single parent
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Logelin wrote a New York Times best-seller, "Two Kisses for Maddy," about single fatherhood
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June 15 is Father's Day; for Logelin, "every day is Father's Day" | 10,178 | record_train |
Ronaldo believes this season is too soon for @placeholder to reclaim the title, but is rooting for his old club to finish in the top four. | Cristiano Ronaldo has demanded Louis van Gaal be afforded time to shape Manchester United, just like Sir Alex Ferguson got early in his reign, and predicts the Dutchman will eventually bring the title back to Old Trafford. The Real Madrid star is planning to watch United’s clash against Chelsea on Sunday on television in Spain and believes fit-again Angel Di Maria could prove the decisive factor. United trail leaders Chelsea by 10 points having only won three times in eight games and Ronaldo thinks the gap is too large to bridge, signaling Jose Mourinho’s side as would-be champions. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Cristiano Ronaldo in a promotional video for Real Madrid
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Cristiano Ronaldo says Louis van Gaal can lead Manchester United to glory
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The Real Madrid star scored against Barcelona in their 3-1 win on Saturday
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Ronaldo: ‘I read something recently from Sir Alex Ferguson saying Van Gaal will need time and he is right' | 10,179 | record_train |
In the story Honan writes that on August 3 he realised something was wrong when all of a sudden his @placeholder powered down. | By Eddie Wrenn PUBLISHED: 02:53 EST, 8 August 2012 | UPDATED: 06:59 EST, 8 August 2012 Apple has been accused of having major lapses in its online security after a writer had his 'entire digital life' destroyed by hackers in less than an hour Apple has told its support staff to stop changing user passwords over the phone after a reporter lost his digital life, it was claimed today. Mat Honan, a reporter for Wired magazine, lost control of his Google, GMail and Twitter accounts after a hacker rang Apple's support and managed to change his Apple ID password.
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Apple believed to have suspended password changes over the phone for 24 hours while it reviews policies
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Reporter lost access to Gmail, Twitter and his iPhone - and lost precious photographs of his daughter | 10,180 | record_train |
"High-profile actions at the @placeholder that pit China and the DPRK on one side against the 'civilized' nations of the world on the other have implications on how states and multinational corporations conduct trade and business with the DPRK," he said. | After nearly a year of unprecedented attention given to allegations of widespread abuse and torture within North Korea, one question is being repeatedly asked: When will the international community do anything about it? On Tuesday, a United Nations General Assembly committee is expected to consider a draft resolution on North Korea's human rights abuses. The vote is merely a recommendation, as the General Assembly does not have the power to refer the regime or its young leader Kim Jong Un to the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity (ICC). That authority lies only with the U.N. Security Council, a 15-member body charged with maintaining global security. But the five permanent members at the core of the Security Council, including China and Russia, wield veto powers.
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U.N. General Assembly committee considers resolution on North Korean human rights
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Security Council has the power to refer to the International Criminal Court
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China does not support referring North Korea to the ICC for human rights abuses
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After the dog had calmed down @placeholder reached into the gutter and managed to fish the female dog out. | They're supposed to be man's best friends, but as these two prove, dogs have just as much love for each other as they do for us. Here are the pictures which show the devotion of one male dog who spent 10 hours guarding a female who had fallen down a deep gutter in southern China's Hunan province. The white male's barking woke up Peng Xuemei, 77, who looked out of her window in Changsha and saw the animal standing by a gutter while another black dog cowered at the bottom. The male dog's barking was first heard by an elderly woman from her window at 12.30am
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Accident happened overnight in Changsha, southern China
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Elderly lady and community worker to afraid to approach white dog
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He called that legislative outcome "a pretty shameful day in @placeholder." | Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama sought to reassure and inspire Bostonians reeling from the deadly marathon bombing, telling them that America stood with their grieving city and promised: "We'll keep going. We will finish the race." With Holy Cross Cathedral packed with first responders, families of victims, political luminaries past and present, and members of the public, Obama called Thursday's interfaith service a chance to "mourn and measure our loss." Standing at the podium, he said the bombing, being investigated as a terrorist act, was personal for millions of Americans who, in a myriad of ways, identify with the Hub.
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Obama has had to offer words to a grieving nation on several occasions
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Americans look to a president to act as "consoler-in-chief"
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mine in @placeholder, while other scenes will be filmed in Chile. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:07 EST, 8 November 2013 | UPDATED: 20:07 EST, 8 November 2013 The Chilean miners freed from a collapsed copper mine three years ago claim they've been tricked out of royalties as filming begins on a Hollywood movie about the dramatic rescue. Some of the 33 miners are locked in a bitter legal dispute over a contract they signed in 2010 which they claim severely restricts the parts of their rescue story they can make money from. Despite the legal battle, shooting on the new film starring Antonio Banderas and Martin Sheen is set to begin this month in Colombia.
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The miners are locked in legal battle claiming they were tricked out of royalties
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Some miners want to revisit December 2010 contracts which strips them of long-term commercial rights
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More than 20 years ago, @placeholder was hospitalised for an addiction, which many reports at the time claimed was to sex. | By Emily Sheridan Actor Michael Douglas has denied saying in interview his throat cancer was caused by oral sex, claiming instead he was discussing the causes of cancer. The Hollywood actor was recently quoted saying that his throat cancer was caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV), a sexually transmitted disease that he contracted after performing oral sex on women. A leading sexual health doctor questioned Michael Douglas' claim that his throat cancer was caused by oral sex. And now the Mr Douglas has retracted his comments. The actor's spokesman Allen Burry said that Mr Douglas never said that HPV was the cause of his cancer; he said Douglas was discussing what causes oral cancer during the interview.
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Actor believed it was years of smoking and drinking that caused disease
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British doctor says impossible to pinpoint cause to one factor
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So, @placeholder, keep rummaging — it could still be you. | With its 12th-century church, clutch of newsagents and parade of high-street shops, the town of Stevenage, Herts, is a rather unlikely setting for a treasure hunt. But almost everyone here is taking part in a desperate quest for loot, leaving no stone — or sofa cushion — unturned. For today is D-Day: the 180th day since someone in the area bought a winning EuroMillions ticket. The owner of the £2 ticket stands to win almost £64 million — but has until just 11pm tonight to claim their jackpot. Wealthy: The winner of the £64million jackpot would find themselves suddenly richer than Stevenage's most famous sons Harry Potter star Rupert Grint, left, and F1 star Lewis Hamilton
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An 11pm deadline has been set for the winner of the Euromillions jackpot from June 8 to claim their prize
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It's not clear whether @placeholder' comments were voluntary or were coerced by his captors. | (CNN) -- When Tony Blair heard British aid worker David Haines mention the former prime minister prior to his beheading, it strengthened his resolve to fight ISIS, he said Sunday. "It makes me even more determined to take these people on and beat them," Blair said in an interview on CNN's "State of the Union." Before his execution this month, Haines directed a message at British Prime Minister David Cameron, saying, "You entered voluntarily into a coalition with the United States against the Islamic State, just as your predecessor, Tony Blair, did, following a trend amongst our British Prime Ministers who can't find the courage to say no to the Americans."
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Hearing his name in execution video strengthened Tony Blair's resolve to defeat ISIS, he says
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Ex-prime minister says Obama "absolutely right" to build coalition, fight terror group
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West must root out "perversion" of faith taught in Middle East, Africa and Europe, he says | 10,187 | record_train |
"One of the reasons @placeholder (students) aren't more excited about science is that adults themselves aren't excited. | (CNN) -- Amenah Ibrahim vividly remembers her first introduction to thermodynamics. It was her freshman year at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and she sat in a large auditorium filled with students aspiring to degrees in chemical engineering. "The first thing the (professor) told us was, 'You should expect to see this class dwindle down as the semester goes on.' It was the first thing they told us," she said. Ibrahim said the professor's expectation came true. As the semester progressed, students began to drop the class, some switching to other majors entirely. Ibrahim hung on, although it took her five years and three summer sessions to complete her bachelor's degree in chemical engineering.
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Science and math students struggle to complete their degrees in four years, if at all
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Researchers say higher education must "weed out" students
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More and better prepared science and tech students keep the U.S. competitive. | 10,188 | record_train |
In the wake of Edwards' death, the @placeholder has implemented sensitivity training and provided guidance to officers on identifying themselves. | NEW YORK (CNN) -- Rep. Charles Rangel said he is satisfied with the steps New York police are taking in response to the death of Officer Omar Edwards, but renewed his call for a federal investigation into instances of police friendly fire. Officer Omar Edwards was shot to death by another officer on May 28. Edwards, 25, a black officer, was shot to death May 28 by a fellow officer, Andrew Dunton, who is white. Edwards was off duty at the time. Edwards was in plainclothes and carrying a handgun as he chased a suspect past a police car, authorities said.
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Officer Omar Edwards of NYPD killed in friendly fire incident last month
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Edwards, who is black, was shot by white officer who didn't realize he was fellow cop
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Rep. Charles Rangel asks Justice Department to look into police training, practices
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New York Gov. David Paterson has set up task force to look at issue statewide | 10,189 | record_train |
It was shot in the months between Tebow's last collegiate game and the night he was drafted by the @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Tim Tebow wants to be an inspiration. As the Denver Broncos quarterback approaches the second round of the NFL playoffs, a documentary offers a detailed look at his quest to convince the teams that he could bring his college success to the pro level. With typical humility, he says he just hopes the film inspires young people. "I hope it's a positive message for kids who (are) trying to accomplish their dreams," he told ESPN's Bill Williamson. "I want to show them that there are adversity and obstacles for everyone, but you can make it. I am honestly living my dream, but I had adversity and obstacles. I want kids to get hope from this."
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Chase Heavener spent four months chronicling quarterback's NFL dreams
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Heavener was friends with Tim Tebow, who gave him unfettered access to his training
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Documentary follows Tebow from last game in college to night he gets drafted
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Heavener says Tebow is the real deal, what you see is how he really is | 10,190 | record_train |
But he spent the most time in the @placeholder, serving 30 years including more than five as speaker. | By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 12:15 EST, 18 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:58 EST, 18 October 2013 Former House Speaker Tom Foley has died at the age of 84, according to House Democratic sources. Foley was a Washington state lawmaker who became the first speaker since the Civil War who failed to win re-election in his home district. The courtly politician lost his seat in the 'Republican Revolution' of 1994. The Democrat had never served a single day in the minority. Former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Tom Foley speaks after receiving the Medal of Merit during ceremonies in 2003. He died today aged 84, according to Democratic sources in Washington
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Tom Foley, a Washington state lawmaker, was honored by both sides today
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House speak John Boehner said: 'Forthright and warmhearted, Tom Foley endeared himself not only to the wheat farmers back home but also colleagues on both sides of the aisle' | 10,191 | record_train |
A group of @placeholder border officials in neat uniforms boarded the train, collecting passports from passengers. | It was an experience like no other. As my train from Beijing slowly traversed over an old iron bridge, I looked at the murky river below. A man stood waist-deep in the water casting a net. On one side of the river, China. On the other, the world's most isolated country -- North Korea. Soon, the first North Korean buildings appeared along with a small, abandoned fairground hidden in the shadow of some houses. The train made a sudden stop. People flooded a station platform. We'd stopped at Shinuju Cheongnyeon Station across the bridge that links Shinuju with the Chinese border city of Dandong.
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Olaf Schuelker took candid photos of normal life in North Korea
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Guards or guides were always close by during the trip
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Schuelke: North Koreans seem no different from other people | 10,192 | record_train |
However, the problem at @placeholder could be too big a challenge for Larry, who, like his owner, is known to enjoy long periods of time 'chill-axing' instead of stalking the corridors of power for vermin. | By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 11:00 EST, 28 August 2012 | UPDATED: 13:07 EST, 28 August 2012 It sounds like a job for Larry the Downing Street cat - or maybe not. Just two days after reports of a lion on the loose in Essex, commuters at one London Underground station have been warned about a gang of rampaging mice which have apparently been 'attacking' their feet as they wait for trains. The problem has got so bad that a message appeared on a whiteboard at Farringdon Station yesterday urging passengers to 'tuck the bottom of their trousers into their socks'.
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The sign has been seen by thousands of commuters and people on Twitter | 10,193 | record_train |
@placeholder then headed over from a corner with what could have been goal number five in the first 25 minutes. | Real Madrid were shocking in pink in San Sebastian on Sunday night as they were beaten 4-2 by Real Sociedad. Just 100 days after their Champions League triumph, the balance of the team that won the club its 10th European Cup looks to have been seriously upset by the sale of Angel di Maria and Xabi Alonso. Supporters will now be asking why they have signed Manchester United substitute Javier Hernandez and not the Monaco striker Radamel Falcao they were craving. VIDEO Scroll down to watch rested Cristiano Ronaldo crowned best player in Europe Lost: Real Madrid tasted a 4-2 defeat at the hands of Real Sociedad on Sunday and their fans will have big questions to ask of Carlo Ancelotti
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Real Madrid let two-goal lead slip in San Sebastian as Real Sociedad emerge 4-2 victors in La Liga clash
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Carlo Ancelotti was without Cristiano Ronaldo, who was rested, and relied on Gareth Bale, James Rodriguez and Co
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Sergio Ramos and a nice Bale finish put Real 2-0 up after 11 minutes, only for the home side to come back into it
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Goals from Inigo Martinez, substitute Carlos Vela and David Zurutuza mean Real return to Madrid empty-handed | 10,194 | record_train |
A nearby driver then tried to "halt the @placeholder with his vehicle. | Jerusalem (CNN) -- Young girls were sitting in the back of their family's car, with their backpacks and a Hello Kitty notebook, when a Palestinian attacker tossed acid at them Friday, Israeli authorities said. The Jewish family, including four girls, stopped to pick up an Israeli hitchhiker near a Jerusalem checkpoint, The Israel Defense Forces said. A nearby Palestinian man "attacked both the passengers and the hitchhiker with acid, wounding them lightly to moderately," the IDF said in a statement. The wounded hitchhiker and another civilian "began chasing after the terrorist," who turned on them with a screwdriver, the statement said.
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NEW: Israel releases a photo of the car in which the acid attack occurred
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A Palestinian attacked the family and a hitchhiker they were picking up, the IDF says
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The suspect is a 44-year-old Palestinian who's been involved in "hostile" activities, IDF says
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Scattered protests take place in West Bank over death of Palestinian minister | 10,195 | record_train |
Thankfully, @placeholder's gameplay is fantastic - walking an elegant tightrope between arcade racer and simulator. | By Talal Musa PUBLISHED: 10:52 EST, 3 June 2013 | UPDATED: 14:07 EST, 3 June 2013 Rating: Price: £39.99 / $58 (RRP) For five years, gamers have been itching to get behind the wheel of another GRID game. And although DIRT: Showdown was a dead end, Codemasters are now back on track. Whereas Showdown didn't quite know what it was, Grid 2's confidence is there for all to see. Be that in the glossy TV-style presentation, stirring cinematic audio or its garish LiveRoutes mechanic. In similar vein to the brilliant Forza Horizon, Codemasters have tried to glue the single-player career together with a narrative. You play an up-and-coming racer, who's part of the World Series Racing (WSR) competition.
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Confident, aggressive racer boasting plenty of modes
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Solid single-player campaign keeps you interested
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Wonderful graphics and realistic damage
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Some tracks start to grate and LiveRoutes can be erratic | 10,196 | record_train |
But he praised @placeholder's phrase "oil began spewing" as active and graphic. | (CNN) -- Language experts weighed in Thursday after poring over the nearly 2,700 words of President Obama's Oval Office speech on the Gulf oil disaster. "It was straightforward and easy to understand," said Ron Yaros, assistant professor at the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland, referring to the explanations of the crisis and its possible solutions. He divided the speech into 1,200 "idea units," each of which represents a point the president was trying to make. He then looked at how many of those idea units contained jargon -- unexplained terms that the average person might not recognize -- and found none in the 65 idea units that explained the problem.
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Nearly 2,700 words with little jargon
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People understand spoken and written word differently
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Payack gives Obama "Solid B" | 10,197 | record_train |
Strict: @placeholder has cut short his players' summer holidays | With Wayne Rooney being dragged back to Manchester United pre season training earlier than usual, he seems to be making the most of the summer break - and Turkey is his latest stop off. Rooney has already made trips to Las Vegas and Barbados to end a busy summer that also saw him spend an all too brief spell with England in Brazil. And with less than a week left until he starts what will likely be an intense pre season under new boss Louis van Gaal, Rooney is making the most of his final days away from the day job.
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Rooney and his team mates are having their holidays cut short
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United are sending stars on US tour with sponsor obligations in mind
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Striker return to duty 23 days after coming home from Brazil
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But he poses for a photo with son Kai as he makes the most of break | 10,198 | record_train |
Harry worked in our oil and gas division in Singapore and was a long standing member of the @placeholder family. | A British man has died after a double-decker bus he was riding on plunged down a 50ft ravine in Malaysia. Harry Christopher Woolhouse, 32, had recently moved to nearby Singapore, and is thought to have been headed back there when the vehicle left the road and tumbled down a slope earlier today. The Foreign Office has confirmed the death of Mr Woolhouse, an engineer who moved to Asia for work. Killed: Harry Christopher Woolhouse, 32, died today in Malaysia after a double-decker bus plunged 50ft down a ravine The bus was reportedly taking foreign tourists to Singapore when it fell down a 50ft slope at an oil palm plantation earlier today.
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Harry Christopher Woolhouse, 32, died in Malaysia today in a crash
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The bus, thought to be headed for Singapore, tumbled 50ft down a slope
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Mr Woolhouse recently moved from Peterborough to Singapore for work
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Atkins, his employers, paid tribute to the 'extremely capable' worker | 10,199 | record_train |
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