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The seven-inch device is chock full of processing power, multiple controls and a 5-inch @placeholder (organic light-emitting diode) screen, all designed to make games look and play as well as they do on a PlayStation home console. | (CNN) -- Sony's PlayStation Vita, which hits stores in the U.S. and Europe next Wednesday, is much more than just another portable gaming device. With the Vita, Sony is trying to combine the power of its PlayStation home console with the interface, portability and social media features of a smartphone. With its innovative touch controls, OLED screen, motion sensors, social apps, GPS capability and dual cameras, it has most of the bells and whistles that today's gamers could want. Some industry observers question whether gamers will spring $250-$300 for another portable gaming device -- plus potential monthly fees for a 3G data plan -- when smartphones already handle many of the same gaming functions. But Sony is counting on the Vita's appeal to hard-core action- and first-person shooter gamers who want a designated mobile gaming system, not just another gadget on which to play "Angry Birds."
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Sony's PlayStation Vita gaming device hits U.S. stores Wednesday
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Vita allows for eight different applications to run simultaneously
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The front has a touchscreen and two analog joysticks, a first for a portable gaming device
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Our verdict: Vita is a promising device whose success will depend on quality of its games | 10,400 | record_train |
At fault: @placeholder (second right) got beaten to the ball by James Chester (right) to score Hull's winning goal | Rio Ferdinand has revealed that criticism from Match of the Day pundits spurs him on to prove them wrong the next time he plays. The QPR defender watches the show weekly and admits he would be bothered by opinions expressed on the show on how he could do better in some situations. The 35-year-old was back on TV screens on Saturday night, as QPR lost 1-0 at home to Hull - with the former England international's man-marking scrutinised by Alan Shearer and Ruud Gullit as he allowed James Chester to score the winning goal. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Harry Redknapp swoon over Rio Ferdinand's performance!
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Rio Ferdinand says Match of the Day criticism spurs him on as motivation
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35-year-old admits he gets irked by analysis on his defending
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Ferdinand's man-marking was focused upon in QPR's 1-0 defeat to Hull | 10,401 | record_train |
But Arsenal manager @placeholder is unwilling to let his skipper leave the club without having a replacement lined up. | By Sami Mokbel Follow @@SamiMokbel81_DM Arsenal have intensified their interest in AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli. The Italy international features highly on Arsene Wenger's shopping list as the manager looks to sign a new central striker. And Gunners chiefs have now made initial overtures with regards to a move for the former Manchester City striker. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Balotelli look sharp taking free kicks in Italy training Realistic signing: Arsenal chiefs believe Balotelli is a realistic target with AC Milan lowering their wage bill Target: Cleverley Target: Balotelli Target: Smalling Arsenal want to find out what the cost of the deal would be before fully pursuing a swoop for Balotelli.
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Arsenal watching Chris Smalling and Tom Cleverley as potential signings
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Gunners chiefs believe Balotelli move would be financially viable
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And AC Milan have made it clear they are happy to sell the Italian striker
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Louis van Gaal is keen on Vermaelen but Arsenal need a replacement first | 10,402 | record_train |
Under @placeholder's official health guidelines she is not supposed to be in public until the three-week period is over. | On Thursday morning I woke to find myself featured in a mini-media firestorm. Why? Because I had shaken the hand of a woman I had just interviewed. But this wasn't any woman – it was Kaci Hickox, 33, the nurse who is challenging her 21-day quarantine after returning from treating Ebola victims in Sierra Leone. Stories were written of our encounter with headlines such as: 'Nurse breaks quarantine, shakes reporter's hand'. It was newsworthy because she should not have contact with the public. I was one of a handful of reporters outside her home in Fort Kent, Maine, when she decided to come outside and talk about her 'appalling' confinement.
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Martin Gould shook hands with nurse on spur of the moment after she stepped out of her Fort Kent, Maine, home to insist she was not contagious
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Hickox, 33, is challenging the state's guidelines which say she must stay indoors for 21 days - until virus incubation period is over
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And state is preparing to get a court order to make voluntary guidelines mandatory after she said she would not stick to them
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Gould said it he did it as a common courtesy after Hickox said she wasn't even allowed to hug or shake hands with her friends
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He did wash his hands afterwards though | 10,403 | record_train |
@placeholder confirmed there was a "sheen on the water in the vicinity of the platform," but said there was no indication of environmental damage. | London (CNN) -- Energy giant Total was trying Wednesday to contain a gas leak that forced the evacuation of a platform off the coast of Scotland. A union representing workers on the rig warned there was an "urgent need" to stop the leak, which began Sunday. "If the gas cloud somehow finds an ignition source, we could be looking at complete destruction," said Jake Molloy, an official with the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers. "This is an unprecedented situation and we really are in the realms of the unknown," Molloy said of the leak from the Elgin platform in the North Sea, about 150 miles (240 km) east of the Scottish city of Aberdeen.
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NEW: Workers need to know what happened before anyone returns to the rig -- union leader
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The risk of explosion may be less than first thought, an oceanographer says
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The wind is blowing the gas cloud away from the rig's flare
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Energy firm Total evacuated the Elgin rig in the North Sea after the leak | 10,404 | record_train |
Mr Hewer (left) said candidates go onto the show to work with @placeholder (right) but can become easily distracted by fame | Lord Sugar's right-hand man has admitted the contestants on The Apprentice are not talented businessmen after all. In a candid interview about the BBC1 show, adviser Nick Hewer said the candidates are 'not the brightest business brains in Britain'. He also criticised the candidates for becoming distracted by fame, before blasting former contestant Katie Hopkins for becoming a 'rent-a-right-wing-gob' in a bid to make a name for herself. Scroll down for video Nick Hewer (pictured second row, right) has admitted that the contestants on The Apprentice (pictured in background) are 'not the brightest brains in Britain' Mr Hewer, who has worked on the show since 2005, told Radio Times magazine: 'I'm not saying they are necessarily the brightest business brains in Britain, because the danger there would be that, first of all, those kind of people wouldn't have the confidence to withstand the white-hot heat of this process, and secondly that nine million people might not actually understand them.'
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Mr Hewer said candidates 'are not the brightest business brains in Britain'
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He admitted ego is 'sometimes more valuable than talent' in picking winner
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Also criticised contestants for being 'distracted by fame' during the show
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Said Katie Hopkins had become 'rent-a-right-wing-gob' in bid to find fame | 10,405 | record_train |
As such @placeholder, a trained lawyer himself, saw no benefit to a challenge. | The International Cricket Council has decided not to appeal against the ruling that saw England seamer James Anderson found not guilty of breaching its code of conduct. Anderson was last week cleared of any wrong-doing by judicial commissioner Gordon Lewis relating to having been accused by India of pushing and abusing their all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja in the Trent Bridge pavilion during the first Investec Test. Only the ICC, via chief executive Dave Richardson, could challenge that verdict - as well as the one that cleared Jadeja of a lesser charge - but after announcing on Tuesday that it would consider the verdict, the governing body has decided not to push the case further.
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Chief executive Dave Richardson decides not to challenge ruling
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ICC said they would consider verdict, but Richardson is 'satisfied'
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Anderson and Jadeja both cleared of breaching ICC Code of Conduct
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Pair clashed at Trent Bridge during first Investec Test in July | 10,406 | record_train |
'I found out over the weekend from my agent that there was interest and I knew @placeholder were the best club for me at this time of my career,' said Fryers. | Tottenham defender Zeki Fryers has joined Crystal Palace on a three-year deal after completing his medical. The 21-year-old product of the Manchester United youth academy has moved to Selhurst Park to become the Eagles' first signing of transfer deadline day for £3million. Fryers made only two Barclays Premier League appearances during his spell at Old Trafford before moving to play in Belgium with Standard Liege. VIDEO Scroll down for Neil Warnock returns to Crystal Palace for unfinished business Job done: Zeki Fryers poses with the Crystal Palace shirt after completing his £3million switch from Spurs Committed: But Fryers failed to tie down a place in the Spurs team and has joined Palace on a three-year deal
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Crystal Palace have completed the £3million signing of Fryers from Spurs
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The 21-year-old made 16 appearances for Spurs after signing from Standard Liege
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Started his career at home town club United but made only six appearances | 10,407 | record_train |
She told the Gwent Police operator that @placeholder had come to the house and found her with someone else. | Joanna Michael's family, from Cardiff, have lost a Supreme Court appeal to sue two police forces over her murder in 2009 The family of a young mother who was stabbed to death by her jealous ex-boyfriend after a 999 blunder say they are 'shocked' by a Supreme Court ruling which means they cannot sue police for negligence. Joanna Michael, 25, from Cardiff, phoned the police twice in fear of her life before being knifed 72 times by her 19-year-old boyfriend Cyron Williams in 2009. Now the Michael family has been told they cannot sue the two police forces involved, despite a police watchdog ruling that the young mother was failed by South Wales and Gwent police.
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Mother-of-two Joanna Michael was stabbed 72 times by boyfriend in 2009
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25-year-old from Cardiff rang 999 twice before Cyron Williams, 19, killed her
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Call should have had immediate response, but was graded at lower level
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Police watchdog ruled she was failed by South Wales and Gwent Police
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Her parents and children tried to bring damages claim against both forces
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Highest court has now upheld Court of Appeal's decision to refuse right
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But it said family can still make a claim under European human rights laws
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Mother Angela said she was 'shocked' but hopes ruling will bring problem 'to attention of the nation' | 10,408 | record_train |
Before their life-changing experience took place, the duo lived their own separate lives in different states in @placeholder. | Meet the Australian couple who traded in their jobs for a life of adventure. Jarryd Salem, 27 and his girlfriend Alesha Bradford, 30, are exploring the world’s most remote locations and documenting life on the road together on their travel blog Nomadasaurus. It's a nomadic lifestyle the pair have been embracing for more than six years after realising their love for the road and they won't stop until they explore every inch of the planet. Walking away from the life of comfort, the couple are currently backpacking their way from Thailand to South Africa – and they’re roaming across these countries without using any air transport.
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Jarryd Salem and Alesha Bradford are exploring the world together
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They are currently travelling from Thailand to South Africa
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And they're trekking across these countries without using air transport
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Modes of transport: motorbikes, trains, buses, camels, hitchhiking etc
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And the couple won't stop until they explore every inch of this planet
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They have called Vietnam their temporary home as they prepare themselves for the next leg of the journey
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The pair met in 2008 where they learnt they shared one thing in common
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Bradford grew up on a farm in Western Australia and Salem lived in Sydney | 10,409 | record_train |
"It is necessary to fight against these mafias, these networks who maintain delinquency, who maintain also a criminality notably through the exploitation of minors," he said of the @placeholder, who also are called Gypsies. | Paris (CNN) -- Citing "unsanitary and unsecure living conditions," French Interior Minister Manuel Valls ordered police early Monday to dismantle a Roma camp set up along suburban railway tracks in Evry, south of Paris, and expel 72 inhabitants, including 19 children. It is a controversial decision for President Francois Hollande's Socialist Party, which attacked former President Nicolas Sarkozy when his party dismantled Roma camps around France in 2010. Since the beginning of August, five camps have been dismantled under Valls' directive. "I cannot support -- not just as interior minister, but as a citizen, as a militant member of the left -- these shantytowns, these huts where people live in conditions that are totally unbearable," Valls said in an interview with Europe1 radio.
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Interior minister's action means expulsion of 72 inhabitants, including 19 children
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He says they will be housed elsewhere and will not be deported
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Move is controversial: Socialist Party attacked party that dismantled Roma camps in 2010
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Roma Europe support group says it's "shocked and furious" about the dismantling | 10,410 | record_train |
Ibrahim's legal team told CNN that @placeholder is being held as an accessory. | (CNN) -- A Sudanese Christian woman who was sentenced to die for refusing to renounce her faith -- and then released -- has been charged on two criminal counts after trying to leave the African country for the United States, her legal team said Wednesday. Meriam Yehya Ibrahim, who was detained with her American husband, Daniel Wani, and their two children at an airport in Khartoum on Tuesday, is accused of traveling with falsified documents and giving false information, according to her legal team. The family is currently being held in a Khartoum police station and has been refused bail.
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Meriam Yehya Ibrahim faces criminal charges after being stopped at Khartoum airport
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She is accused of traveling with falsified documents and giving false information
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Sudanese authorities summon the U.S. and South Sudanese ambassadors
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Ibrahim had been sentenced to death for apostasy, then released on appeal | 10,411 | record_train |
He knows firsthand the significant efforts and sacrifices of @placeholder's local indigenous communities, authorities and civil society organizations to protect the sanctuaries. | (CNN) -- Twenty years ago last month, the North American Free Trade Agreement was born. The goal of NAFTA was straightforward -- to encourage the free movement of goods and capital between the U.S., Mexico and Canada. Few points in history have been as important in forging bonds between our three countries. While NAFTA is a relatively new pact that ties our nations, there are some things that go back far longer that bind us. Like the annual monarch butterfly migration, which started long before the trades, borders or foreign affairs were even an issue. There's no record telling us when monarch butterflies first began their journeys of up to 2,800 miles between southern Canada, the northern U.S., and central Mexico. It's easy to assume that an end date for the migrations is just as elusive, but reality tells a different story.
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President Obama and his counterparts from Canada and Mexico will meet at summit
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Carter Roberts, Omar Vidal: They should discuss plight of monarch butterflies
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2013 was the worst year for these butterflies in recorded history, they say
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Roberts, Vidal: They're a special to North America, we must stop their decline | 10,412 | record_train |
Meanwhile, two of the world's largest concrete pumps were en route to @placeholder on Sunday as part of the effort to help resolve the crisis. | Tokyo (CNN) -- Engineers used a flying drone to peer into the damaged reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant Sunday as the crisis spurred more than 2,000 people to march against nuclear energy in Tokyo. "I was just a couch potato critic, but here we are today with friends for the first time, and I'm sure it's the first time for a lot of people today," said Karima Asuma Stickan, one of the protesters. Monday marks a full month in the battle to prevent a worse disaster at Fukushima Daiichi, which was battered by the earthquake and resulting tsunami that struck northern Japan on March 11. Japan's largest utility, Tokyo Electric Power Company, has been struggling to cool down three damaged reactors and prevent a wider release of radioactivity than has already occurred.
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NEW: Large pumps set to arrive in Japan this week
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A plant worker falls ill and is diagnosed with exhaustion
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Engineers hope the drone will give them a better picture of the reactors
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More than 2,000 people protest against nuclear power in Tokyo | 10,413 | record_train |
'The economy at large will benefit from more @placeholder investment,' he said. | By Sarah Michael and Aap Japanese cars are set to become a lot cheaper for Australian consumers after Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sign an economic partnership agreement. Mr Abe and wife Akie arrived in Canberra on Monday night for the first bilateral visit by a Japanese leader in 12 years. He addressed parliament on Tuesday and will sign the free-trade agreement along with a new deal to transfer defence equipment and technology. Japan is Australia's second-biggest trading partner. Scroll down for video Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott in Canberra on Tuesday. Prime Minister Abe is in Australia for three days and will sign a Economic Partnership Agreement with Australia
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PM Shinzo Abe becomes the first Japanese leader to visit in 12 years
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Mr Abe and Tony Abbott to sign free-trade agreement along with a new deal to transfer defence equipment and technology
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Cars, electronics from Japan set to become cheaper for Australian buyers
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Japanese cars make up 30 per cent of the Australian market
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The deal is also good news for Australian exporters of beef and other food
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Labor is demanding details of free trade deal before agreement is inked | 10,414 | record_train |
Kaplan said a @placeholder police official told the newspaper the clothes were not what Le was wearing when she entered the building. | NEW HAVEN, Connecticut (CNN) -- A quiet rendition of "Amazing Grace" capped an emotional candlelight vigil Monday night for slain Yale University student Annie Le, whose body was found on what was to have been her wedding day. Students at Yale attend a candlelight vigil for Annie Le Monday night. Several hundred people turned out on the Yale campus for the vigil, crying and hugging each other. Le's roommate, Natalie Powers, said the 24-year-old graduate student in pharmacology "was as good a human being as you'd ever hope to meet." "She was also really tenacious and had a sense of humor that was never far away, and she was tougher than you'd think by just looking at her," Powers said.
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NEW: Roommate says horrible tragedy is "incomprehensible"
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Grad student Annie Le's remains found Sunday in basement wall in building
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Le, 24, was last seen entering the building Tuesday morning
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Police: No suspects in custody, but investigators questioning several people | 10,415 | record_train |
Traveling outside of @placeholder is a risk, and our time on the ground is limited by security concerns. | (CNN) -- The license plates on our police escorts' Land Cruisers read "Borno State, Home of Peace." Many of those we meet during our stay in Maiduguri, northeast Nigeria, smile bitterly at the irony of that statement. The state's capital is now better known as the birthplace of Boko Haram and peace here is always uncertain. Down the dusty streets we drive, passing checkpoint after checkpoint manned not by soldiers but civilians, mostly armed with little more than machetes and swords. These vigilante groups, driven by a determination and motivation that the Nigerian security forces largely lack, have managed to establish some semblance of security in Maiduguri. Their pursuit of Boko Haram has become relentless -- hardened as they are by losses to the terror group over the years -- and they show no mercy, not even to family.
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CNN's Arwa Damon travels to the Niger-Nigeria border in search of Boko Haram
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Islamist militant group has terrorized Nigeria's northeastern Borno State in recent years
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Group abducted nearly 300 schoolgirls in Borno in April; officials are still searching for them
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Thousands of Nigerians have fled across the border with Niger to avoid the violence | 10,416 | record_train |
He warned that drug companies may soon no longer find it worthwhile to seek approval for their products in @placeholder. | Last updated at 3:49 PM on 25th February 2012 The head of Britain's biggest drugs company has accused the Government of systematically delaying the introduction of new cancer drugs in order to save money. GlaxoSmithKline chief executive Sir Andrew Witty warned that ministers were making false economies as they tried to grapple with the deficit in the public finances. In an interview with the BBC, he said that governments across Europe had already cut drug prices by 5 per cent a year - costing GSK around £300 million per annum. Warning: Sir Andrew Witty, head of GSK, warns that government attempts to save money by delaying the introduction of new drugs is a false economy
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UK is delaying the approval of new treatments
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Hierro made 601 appearances for Real, scoring 127 goals, and was capped 89 times by @placeholder. | Former Real Madrid defender and captain Fernando Hierro will take over from Zinedine Zidane as coach Carlo Ancelotti's assistant, the La Liga club said on Thursday. Real announced last week that former France captain Zidane would manage the club's reserve team, Castilla, next season. Hierro, 46, left Real in 2003 under something of a cloud along with current Spain coach Vicente del Bosque after being considered surplus to requirements by club president Florentino Perez. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Zidane score a brilliant goal for Madrid during a legends match Changing the guard: Fernando Hierro (R) will replace Zinedine Zidane as Carlo Ancelotti's assistant
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Fernando Hierro will be Carlo Ancelotti's assistant at Real Madrid
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Former defender replaces Zinedine Zidane who will coach reserves Castilla
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Hierro captained the Galactico's to the 2002 Champions League title
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Spain international spent a spell in Premier League with Bolton Wanderers
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Arsenal target Alvaro Morata has decided to join Serie A side Juventus
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Gunners will have to make Sami Khedira their highest earner to sign him | 10,418 | record_train |
@placeholder released a 13-minute trailer promoting the show in December, before production had been completed. | A yet-to-air reality show documenting a rapper, who has fathered eleven children by ten different women, has been slammed by critics who have branded it 'disgusting' and 'negative'. All My Babies' Mamas, set to air this spring on the Oxygen network, follows Carlos 'Shawty Lo' Walker, 36, as he navigates family life in an affluent suburb of Atlanta, Georgia. But after a preview of the one-hour, fly-on-the-wall hit the internet thousands of viewers called for it to be scrapped, with many suggesting it plays on racial stereotypes. Controversial: Rapper Shawty Lo, with his 11 children (sat) and their ten respective mothers and his 19-year-old girlfriend (left) - were set to star in All My Babies' Mamas but the TV show has now been pulled
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A 20,000-strong Change.org petition claims Oxygen's show, All My Babies' Mamas, 'stereotypes and demeans black children, mothers and dads' | 10,419 | record_train |
But @placeholder has had to pay a steep price -- literally and figuratively -- to achieve its aims, analysts say. | (CNN) -- Six years ago Thursday, then-President George W. Bush appeared on television screens across America and somberly addressed the nation. An Iraqi crowd pulls down a statue of Saddam Hussein in Baghdad in April 2003. "My fellow citizens," he began his four-minute speech, "at this hour, American and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm Iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from grave danger." Six years later, the conflict in Iraq drags on -- with war-fatigued Americans shoving the military operation to the deep recesses of their psyches as they grapple with an economic crisis at home.
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U.S.-led invasion of Iraq began on March 19, 2003
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Six years later, fledgling democracy taking hold, security situation improving
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But U.S. lost more than 4,000 troops; at least 128,000 Iraqis have died
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Polls show many Americans more focused on economy than lingering Iraq war | 10,420 | record_train |
Miss Ghavami is of joint British-@placeholder heritage, but Iran refuses to acknowledge jointnationality and the fact that she has a British passport is seen as irrelevant. | A British woman locked in a notorious Iranian jail for trying to watch a men's volleyball match has been charged with 'propaganda against the regime' - three months after being taken prisoner Ghoncheh Ghavami, 25, was arrested and taken to Tehran's notorious Evin jail a few days after attempting to watch a volleyball match between Iran and Italy on June 20. She was part of a group of women protesting Iranian stricture which bans females from attending men's sporting events. Scroll down for video Charged: Three months after being jailed in Iran for attending a men's volleyball match, Ghoncheh Ghavami, 25, has been charged with 'propaganda against the regime'
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Ghoncheh Ghavami, 25, was arrested after attending men's volleyball game
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Taken to Evin jail where family say she was put in solitary confinement
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She has now been officially charged with 'propaganda against the regime'
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@placeholder will report to serve his time after Teresa is released. | Teresa Giudice may be going to prison on January 5, but once she sheds her orange jumpsuit she's got a job already waiting for her. The beleaguered Housewife already has a deal to host a cooking show for Bravo and will also appear part-time on the Real Housewives of New Jersey, a show insider reveals exclusively to MailOnline. Teresa and husband Joe, both 42, pleaded guilty to 41 counts of fraud on March 4, which allegedly saw them net over $5 million in a 10-year period. Scroll down for video Mangia! When Teresa Giudice finishes serving time, she'll be serving up the pasta on her own cooking show
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Real Housewife of New Jersey Teresa Giudice must report to the federal prison in Danbury, Connecticut on January 5
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She will serve a 15-month sentence
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The author of three cookbooks, Teresa will be a natural on her own food show
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Bravo is going to keep up with Teresa while she is in prison - taping calls and if possible, jailhouse interviews
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Not surprisingly, once she leaves the prison the first person to get an interview will be Andy Cohen
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Insiders say Joe will be history in her new life | 10,422 | record_train |
Speculation whirled about the reason for the outburst and why @placeholder stood still in the corner of the lift, doing nothing to stop her sister. | As Kim Kardashian and Kanye West were announced as the new faces of Balmain's 'Army Of Lovers' it signified the end of a very important year for the couple. For the decision by the brand's creative director Olivier Rousteing (a close friend of the Kardashian family) to cast the reality TV star and her rapper husband was a controversial one. But it is symbolic of their meteoric rise to becoming the most powerful couple of 2014, a title previously bestowed on their close friends Beyonce, 33, and Jay Z, 45. Scroll down for video This year Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have usurped Beyonce and Jay Z in terms of their popularity
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Kim and Kanye's popularity reached new heights in the past year
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Couple revealed as the stars of their first joint campaign for Balmain
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Beyonce and Jay Z faced 'liftgate' and speculation about marriage trouble | 10,423 | record_train |
A chipper @placeholder even revealed the celebrity pair are intensively competitive with one another. | It's been a long old road to recovery for U.S. skiing star Lindsey Vonn. The Olympic gold medal winner and four time overall World Cup champion has been sidelined for much of the last two years after undergoing separate bouts of surgery on a recurring knee injury. A promising returning to action in late 2013 was cut short by a fall in training which meant she missed out on defending her downhill crown at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. Now, after knuckling down in the gym and overcoming that bitter disappointment, the 30-year-old Vonn is finally set to return to competitive action.
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Lindsey Vonn reveals boyfriend Tiger Woods has helped her through injury rehab
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Four-time World Champion has missed much of the last two ski seasons due to serious knee injuries
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Vonn will make return to competitive skiing action in coming weeks | 10,424 | record_train |
Miss @placeholder, who has advocated for clean drinking water in schools and works against child marriages, was given a warm hug by the First Lady when they met in New Delhi. | Michelle Obama shared a tender moment with a young children's rights activist as the President's three-day state visit in India ended today. The First Lady was seen hugging 14-year-old Payal Jangid while her husband, President Barack Obama, met with Nobel Peace Prize winner and anti-child labor activist Kailash Satyarthi. After their last day of their India-visit the President and Mrs Obama offered a traditional greeting before stepping onto Air Force One this afternoon and setting off for Saudi Arabia. Young peacemaker: First Lady Michelle Obama hugs 14-year-old children's rights activist Payal Jangid, right, while her husband, U.S. President Barack Obama talks with Nobel Peace Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi
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President and First Lady met Nobel Peace Prize winner in New Delhi
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Michelle Obama hugs teenage children's rights activist during meeting
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@placeholder became only the second boat in the event to break its own record. | (CNN) -- Wild Oats XI claimed a sixth victory in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race on Thursday after producing a record time to see off the opposition. The super-maxi crossed the line with an official time of one day, 18 hours, 23 minutes and 12 seconds to claim victory in the prestigious 628-nautical mile bluewater classic. It broke its own previous record of one day, 18 hours, 40 minutes and 10 seconds, which it set back in 2005. It also won the race every year from 2005-08 and in 2010 but last year was narrowly beaten by Investec Loyal, which finished a distant second this time under the new name of Ragamuffin Loyal.
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Wild Oats XI breaks its own record to win Sydney-Hobart yacht race for sixth time
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Finishes in time of one day, 18 hours, 23 minutes and 12 seconds to claim victory
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Second-placed Ragamuffin Loyal avoids time penalty after ruling over start incident
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Living Doll becomes the first yacht in 76-strong fleet to withdraw, suffering broken rudder | 10,426 | record_train |
It was there @placeholder booked him off the shift he always intended to complete. | The twin brother of PC David Rathband – the policeman blinded by gunman Raoul Moat – paid a tearful tribute to his sibling at a memorial service yesterday, saying: ‘I have lost half of me.’ Darren Rathband, 44, comforting his brother’s children Mia, 13, and Ashley, 19, told a congregation of more than 800 mourners: ‘Every day grief puts on a new face.’ PC Rathband was in his patrol car in July 2010 when he was shot twice by Moat. Time to take him home: Ashley, 19, and Mia Rathband, 13, are comforted at the service alongside their uncle Darren, who suggested that his twin had found 'support outside of the marriage'
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Shoppers and well-wishers stand in silence as cortege carrying police officer's coffin makes its way to Newcastle's St Nicholas' Cathedral
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Actor Tim Healy and Northumbria Police chief constable Sue Sim attend the memorial
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PC Rathband's wife Kath - who he had separated from - refused to attend the service because of his affair which split their marriage
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Twin Darren left in tears as he formally finishes the shift his brave brother could not complete
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@placeholder was forced to resign amid a sex scandal. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- New York Gov. David Paterson said Monday "Saturday Night Live" went too far in its portrayal of the legally blind governor over the weekend. Fred Armisen, right, appears as New York Gov. David Paterson on "Saturday Night Live" with Seth Meyers. "SNL," famous for mocking politicians and newsmakers, portrayed the governor in a four-minute "Weekend Update" segment as confused and disoriented -- often looking in the wrong direction and mistakenly walking in front of the camera when it was not his turn to speak. The "SNL" skit featured cast member Fred Armisen as the governor. It referred to cocaine use, with Armisen saying he became governor because of a "sex scandal I was miraculously not at the center of."
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"Saturday Night Live" skit portrays Gov. David Paterson as confused, disoriented
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Paterson, who is legally blind, became governor after Eliot Spitzer resigned
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Representative for Paterson says skit ridiculed people with physical disabilities
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Police have searched an apartment outside @placeholder as they try to track her down. | (CNN)It's a question that's been burning ever since the moment gunmen stormed the Paris office of Charlie Hebdo: Are there other attackers out there? It's very likely, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said. "We are doing everything we can to dismantle what appears to be a network. ... No doubt there was complicity and networks and maybe finance also," he told CNN's Christiane Amanpour. Investigators are still trying to piece together who was behind the Islamist terror attacks that killed 17 people. Clues have emerged tying the attackers to a man who was once al Qaeda's top recruiter in Europe, and to training with al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula in Yemen.
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French prime minister: "I don't really believe in the idea of the lone wolf"
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"I will go to Israel. ... It is safer," Jewish high school student says
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The woman added that she had received three letters from @placeholder, "and in each one of them she made it very clear how much she cared about Zahra and that she don't understand the man that she loves can be this, can do her this way." | Hickory, North Carolina (CNN) -- The stepmother of a missing 10-year-old girl in North Carolina said during a jailhouse visit with two relatives this week that she blames a lot of her current predicament on her husband, one of those relatives said Friday. The relative, one of two cousins who visited Monday with Elisa Baker in jail, said she was speaking publicly after a few family members met and "decided that we needed to share a few things that we do know." Elisa Baker's stepdaughter, Zahra Baker, was reported missing last month. "As we talked with her, she cried over missing Zahra and how her husband has left her to take all the blame for what has happened when he played a big part in this terrible situation," the cousin said in an exclusive interview with HLN's "Nancy Grace" producer Natisha Lance. The cousin spoke on condition of anonymity because of death threats the family has received.
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"He played a big part in this terrible situation," a cousin says in exclusive interview
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"Adam Baker has a lot of the answers"
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The cousin acknowledges she doesn't know what happened
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Elisa Baker's family is divided, the cousin says | 10,430 | record_train |
They became friends after a message of support sent to Robyn on the social networking site was seen by @placeholder. | By Anna Hodgekiss PUBLISHED: 10:40 EST, 21 February 2014 | UPDATED: 14:13 EST, 21 February 2014 Two young women both battling a rare form of cancer have become great friends after meeting through Facebook. Robyn Duffy, 21, and Kirsten Smith, 23, were both diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma last year and underwent gruelling rounds of chemotherapy in the same hospital. But the girls, from Coatbridge, Lanarkshire, have struck up a close friendship after discovering on Facebook that they were practically neighbours. Close: Robyn Duffy, 21, and Kirsten Smith, 23, were both diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma last year. They have become good friends after discovering on Facebook they were going through the same ordeal
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Robyn Duffy, 21, and Kirsten Smith, 23, both have Hodgkin's lymphoma
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Both diagnosed last year and treated in the same hospital
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Became close after discovering on Facebook they lived near each other
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Now halfway through treatment and support each other at sessions | 10,431 | record_train |
Before: @placeholder before any of her surgeries with husband David Matlock, although she had already had breast implants with another surgeon | A plastic surgeon has used his body sculpting skills to create his dream woman before proposing to her on their first date. Dr David Matlock met his bride Veronica, 38, in 2007 when she was 40lbs heavier and visited him seeking what is commonly known as 'designer vagina' surgery after giving birth to her daughter Isabella, now aged nine. As well as the vaginoplasty, Dr Matlock suggested that the beautiful brunette also undergo a 'Wonder Woman Makeover', involving liposuction of the chin, arms, and legs, and a Brazilian butt lift. Love at first knife: Plastic surgeon Dr David Matlock asked his wife Veronica to marry him during their first date after they met when she visited him for vaginoplasty surgery
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Dr David Matlock met wife Veronica when she came to his clinic in 2007
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Mrs Matlock has had liposuction, a bum lift, labiaplasty and botox
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Fitness loving couple compete in bodybuilding competitions together | 10,432 | record_train |
On the wall behind them, a map entitled "Plan for the strategic forces to target mainland @placeholder" appears to show straight lines stretching across to the Pacific to points on the continental United States. | (CNN) -- North Korea's leader has approved a plan to prepare rockets to be on standby for firing at U.S. targets, including the U.S. mainland and military bases in the Pacific and in South Korea, state media reported. In a meeting with military leaders early Friday, Kim Jong Un "said he has judged the time has come to settle accounts with the U.S. imperialists in view of the prevailing situation," the state-run KCNA news agency reported. "If they make a reckless provocation with huge strategic forces, [we] should mercilessly strike the U.S. mainland, their stronghold, their military bases in the operational theaters in the Pacific, including Hawaii and Guam, and those in South Korea," KCNA reported.
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NEW: A North Korean photo shows Kim Jong Un meeting with military officials
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North Korean media: Rockets should be ready to "mercilessly strike" the U.S.
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A Pentagon spokesman urges North Korea to "dial down the temperature"
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"No one wants there to be war on the Korean Peninsula," he says | 10,433 | record_train |
'And let me say this: when I saw, and I hate to use the word bizarre, but under the circumstances, when he is shown playing pool in Colorado, drinking a beer, and he can't even go 242 miles to the @placeholder border?' | Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper said Sunday that President Barack Obama beat him at pool not once but twice when the two ran into each other at a bar in Denver last week. Hickenlooper told reporters at the National Governors Association meeting in Nashville, Tennessee, yesterday that he 'felt pretty good' about his odds of winning the game when he challenged Obama, but the president turned out to be a much better player than he expected. 'He was making long shots with a difficult angle. I didn’t know people in Hawaii played that much pool. Evidently they do,' Hickenlooper said, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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President Barack Obama traveled to Denver, Colorado, last week to attend a fundraiser and meet with a supporter
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While he was there, he ran into Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper at a bar
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Hickenlooper challenged Obama to a game of pool, which Obama won
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The two men played again, double or nothing, for $20, and Obama won a second time
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Obama has been criticized for taking time to play pool with Hickenlooper but skipping a trip to the border during his trip to Texas the next day | 10,434 | record_train |
All in good jest: @placeholder also poked fun at Gary Lineker (left) and Paula Radcliffe (right) during the talk | By Mike Dawes PUBLISHED: 10:14 EST, 5 March 2014 | UPDATED: 10:17 EST, 6 March 2014 She's lit up TV screens for many years with her warmth and friendly persona but television presenter Gabby Logan has revealed an altogether cattier side, describing Andy Murray as 'the moodiest most miserable b******' she has ever met. The 40-year-old revealed her view of the two-time Grand Slam winner in a talk to students at Leeds Trinity University. Speaking about Murray, the BBC Sports Presenter said: 'I was a big fan. 'Then at the Olympics he had just won a silver with Laura Robson and he was the moodiest most miserable b****** I've ever met in my life because he only won a silver.
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Presenter remarks follow Murray's Olympic silver in the mixed doubles
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The Splash! TV star also dubbed Gary Lineker as a 'crisps salesman'
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She joked about Paula Radcliffe urinating at the 2005 London Marathon | 10,435 | record_train |
The GOP dominates statewide elections in Utah, and the winner of the @placeholder primary will be considered the overwhelming favorite to win the general election in November. | (CNN) -- Voters in three states head to the polls Tuesday, and in one of those states history might be made: South Carolina South Carolina Republicans could make state Rep. Nikki Haley their first female gubernatorial nominee. She's in a runoff against U.S. Rep. Gresham Barrett. Haley just missed out on winning the nomination outright in the June 8 primary, capturing 49 percent of the vote in a four-candidate field. She was short of the 50 percent plus one needed to take the nomination. Once facing long odds for the GOP nomination, Haley rose in the polls thanks in part to endorsements by former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin.
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South Carolina Republicans will vote in gubernatorial runoff Tuesday
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State Rep. Nikki Haley just missed an outright win in the June 8 primary
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Winner of North Carolina's Democratic Senate runoff will face Sen. Richard Burr in fall
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In Utah, Tea Party Express is backing lawyer Mike Lee in the battle to succeed Bob Bennett | 10,436 | record_train |
It is far from the first time that @placeholder has been accused of copying another company's technology. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:43 EST, 10 September 2013 | UPDATED: 19:42 EST, 10 September 2013 Dyson has begun a legal battle with Samsung, claiming that the electronics giant ‘ripped off’ one of its inventions. Sir James Dyson, founder of the British vacuum cleaner maker, said the South Korean company’s new MotionSync range ‘directly copied’ the steering mechanics of Dyson’s DC37 and DC39 models. Dyson said it patented the central ball system – which allows a vacuum to move more easily around corners, table legs and over carpets – in 2009, and spent three years developing the design.
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Dyson alleges Samsung's Motion Sync vacuum cleaner copies its design
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@placeholder passed the 2,000-point mark by claiming a try, three conversions and two penalties last night. | Stephen Myler was acclaimed on Friday night for becoming only the second Northampton player to score 2,000 points, but Newcastle gave the champions an almighty fright with a gloriously spirited and daring performance. The Franklin’s Gardens crowd had come to witness a massacre, but it didn’t materialise. The home fans accorded their England fly-half a thunderous ovation when he reached his personal landmark – emulating the club’s record scorer, Paul Grayson – but they were soon gripped by tension as the visitors took the Aviva Premiership leaders to the wire. Newcastle simply would not lie down. When Myler departed they were 32-10 down, but far from fading away, they launched a stirring late rear-guard action which eventually brought them a bonus point for scoring four tries.
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Northampton Saints beat Newcastle Falcons in the Aviva Premiership
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Newcastle gave the champions a fright with a spirited performance
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But an administration official, asked whether the closures were linked to the Gadahn video, told CNN that while @placeholder's general intentions were a factor in the closures, "this video was not specifically a factor." | Washington (CNN) -- American-born al Qaeda spokesman Adam Gadahn is calling for attacks on U.S. ambassadors around the world. In a 39-minute video, Gadahn praised the death of Libya's U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens on September 11 last year -- and urged wealthy Muslims to offer militants rewards so they can kill others, according to SITE, a jihadist monitoring group. Specifically, he referenced a bounty set for the death of U.S. Ambassador to Yemen, Gerald Feierstein. "These prizes have a great effect in instilling fear in the hearts of our cowardly enemies," Gadahn who has a $1 million dollar bounty on his head, says in the video. "They also encourage hesitant individuals to carry out important and great deeds in the path of Allah."
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He urges wealthy Muslims to offer militants rewards
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He indicated he did not want any peacekeepers in eastern Ukraine, saying they would not be needed if foreign fighters were withdrawn and the @placeholder-Russia border sealed. | Pro-Russian separatists have intensified shelling on Ukrainian government forces as world leaders try to hammer out a desperate peace deal to calm violence in the embattled country. Seven civilians and five Ukrainian troops were killed during fighting in eastern Ukraine today - and at least 26 soldiers have been injured - government and rebel officials confirmed. A recent upsurge in violence has forced France and Germany's leaders to intervene - in a bid to broker a new peace treaty between warring sides. But there is no guarantee the talks will work, German Chancellor Angela Merkel told an international security conference in Munich today.
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Five Ukrainian soldiers died and 26 have been injured in the past 24 hours
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French and German leaders desperately trying to reach a new peace deal
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Angela Merkel has said there are no guarantees the talks will stop fighting
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Deal could include greater autonomy for the separatists' eastern region
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Russian Foreign Minister blames US and Europe for 'inflaming the crisis'
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Sergey Lavrov has accused West of wanting to arm government soldiers | 10,440 | record_train |
Read the full Lynda Bellingham interview in the November issue of @placeholder, on sale Friday 3 October. | As the Oxo mother, acting in Calendar Girls or debating life on Loose Women, Lynda Bellingham has always had a special place in the nation's heart. In the Good Housekeeping November issue she talks openly and frankly about her battle with stage four colon cancer and explains how she made the difficult decision to cease having treatment. 'From the start I told Michael I didn't want to hang around if things got too bad. A few months ago I felt that time had come,' explained Lynda. Scroll down for video Linda, who has been battling colon cancer since she was diagnosed last July has decided to stop treatment
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Linda was diagnosed last July with stage four colon cancer
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She says this way, though her time will be shorter, it will be happier
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Obama presented his budget summary to @placeholder last week, but the full details of his 2010 budget won't be available until April. | (CNN) -- As a spending bill loaded with pork makes its way through Congress, President Obama is getting pushback from members of his own party who are questioning his vow to end wasteful spending. The Senate could vote on the spending bill as early as Thursday. The president on Wednesday pledged turn tide on an "era of fiscal irresponsibility," reiterating his campaign promise that the days of "pork ... as a strategy" are over. And in a prime-time address before a joint session of Congress, Obama last week praised the $787 billion stimulus package signed into law, telling the nation, "I'm proud that we passed a recovery plan free of earmarks, and I want to pass a budget next year that ensures that each dollar we spend reflects only our most important national priorities."
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$410 billion spending bill for FY 2009 includes 8,000 earmarks
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Democratic Sens. Evan Bayh and Russ Feingold want Obama to veto bill
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Senate could vote on bill as early as Thursday
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@placeholder and its allies strike ISIS tank, refineries and checkpoints | A week after U.S.-led airstrikes in Syria began, lawmakers continued to question President Barack Obama's strategy for defeating the militant group ISIS, which he admitted in a televised interview Sunday was more powerful than the U.S. initially believed. Echoing sentiments also expressed by James Clapper, the head of U.S. intelligence services, Obama said the government "underestimated what had been taking place in Syria" during its civil war, allowing Syria to become "ground zero for jihadists around the world." Speaking in a taped interview with CBS' "60 Minutes," Obama said the terrorists were remnants of al Qaeda in Iraq, which after being diminished by U.S. forces "went back underground."
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In a CBS interview, Barack Obama calls for a political solution in Iraq
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The President says he supports partnerships, over the game of whack-a-mole
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"If we do our job right ... then over time our role can slow down," Obama says
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House Speaker John Boehner questions the "no boots on the ground" strategy | 10,443 | record_train |
However, Holder has refused to turn over materials containing internal deliberations, and asked @placeholder to assert executive privilege over such documents last week. | Washington (CNN) -- A war of words continued Tuesday over the possible contempt of Congress vote against Attorney General Eric Holder later this week, with the White House citing past examples of presidents claiming executive privilege in similar disputes over documents. The White House response followed a letter Monday night from House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa, R-California, that slammed President Barack Obama's assertion of executive privilege in the panel's probe of the botched Fast and Furious gun running sting. With the House scheduled to vote Thursday on the contempt measure against Holder, the White House fired back against Issa with a list of past cases in which presidents asserted executive privilege for the same kinds of documents sought by Issa's committee.
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NEW: A video by House Democrats mocks the Republican investigation
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Rep. Darrell Issa calls the executive privilege assertion "surprising"
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"I knew right away what I wanted to do with him," @placeholder, as an admitted fan of Ultron's, has said. | (CNN) -- The next time the Avengers assemble, it'll be to face off with James Spader. The actor has been cast as the formidable foe Ultron in the next "Avengers" movie, Marvel announced Thursday. Written and directed by Joss Whedon, "The Avengers: Age of Ultron" will show a more humanized -- but just as fearsome -- villain, Whedon told Entertainment Weekly. In the Marvel universe, Ultron is a sentient robot that has an incredibly wide range of abilities, coming equipped with super-speed, super-strength, flight, mind control and a coma ray, to name a few. Whedon's Ultron won't be quite as versatile, and the filmmaker is imagining a less robotic bad guy.
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James Spader has been cast as the villain in the upcoming "Avengers" movie
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The actor will face-off against the Marvel heroes as Ultron
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But the father claims @placeholder lied, telling him his son’s attacker had been jailed. | Sir Peter Morrison at Downing Street: A man has come forward with allegations that the former aide to Margaret Thatcher raped him when he was 14 One of Margaret Thatcher’s closest aides raped a boy of 14 but escaped justice after police lied about prosecuting him, it was claimed yesterday. Scotland Yard is investigating fresh claims that former Tory MP Sir Peter Morrison abused the teenager at the notorious Elm Guest House linked to an alleged VIP paedophile ring. Yesterday the alleged victim’s father said he allowed the boy to go with the barrister – later Lady Thatcher’s parliamentary private secretary and Conservative Party deputy chairman – because he ‘seemed nice’.
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Alleged victim says he was targeted by Sir Peter Morrison as a 14-year-old
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He claims he was taken to Elm Guest House in London and plied with drink
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Alleged victim's father said he let him go because Morrison 'seemed nice'
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Police covered up the crime after he escaped and made a report, he claims
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Meanwhile, a teething Ozzy has taken over his job of sharpening his teeth on @placeholder's furniture. | By Sam Webb PUBLISHED: 17:06 EST, 9 June 2013 | UPDATED: 08:44 EST, 10 June 2013 A South African man loves tigers so much he has has adopted two of the magnificent animals. Animal-mad Michael Jamison and his girlfriend Jackie share their home in Brakpan, near Johannesburg, with 15 dogs and two-year-old Bengal tiger Enzo. But now there is a new addition to the family - seven month old Siberian tiger Ozzy. Scroll down for video Tiger, tiger: South African Michael Jamison with pet Bengal tiger Enzo (left) and seven month old Siberian tiger Ozzy, a new addition to his feline family
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Michael Jamison owns a Siberian and a Bengal tiger
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Seven month old Ozzy has deformed legs from malnutrition
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Residents were forced from their homes after an aged and damaged embankment on the river burst August 18 in @placeholder. | BIHAR, India (CNN) -- Extreme flooding has displaced millions of people on either side of the India-Nepal border after a river burst its banks, authorities said Thursday. People walk along a flooded railway track in Madhepura, India. In India's northeastern state of Bihar, almost 3 million people have been affected by the worst flooding in decades, and more than 100,000 people have been displaced in southeastern Nepal after the breach last week. The Saptakoshi River in Nepal is the same one that flooded neighboring India's poorest state, although the Indians call it the Kosi River. In some stretches, it is three miles (5 km) wide.
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India and Nepal battle worst flooding for decades
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India says 3 million affected in northeast; Nepal says 100,000 displaced
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River burst bank and now flows 75 miles east of its original course
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Indian prime minister tours area and announces $238 million aid package | 10,448 | record_train |
If you were a kid in a summer league around town, you probably saw @placeholder in the stands. | (CNN) -- Those of us who knew Alex Clowson understood that his baseball dreams were all behind him. We couldn't have been more wrong. Alex -- he insisted that we call him that; "Mr. Clowson," he said, was too formal -- was the one man in our central Ohio town of 13,000 who had been a professional ballplayer. He had been captain of the baseball team at Ohio State, and had led the Big Ten in hitting in 1932 and 1933. The people who knew him back then thought he would have a shining career in the majors. And in fact, the Cleveland Indians organization signed him to a contract.
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Ex-minor league player had a major league friend in George Steinbrenner
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Alex Clowson met Steinbrenner in the '50s when Clowson owned an Ohio tavern
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Steinbrenner said Clowson "taught me everything I know about baseball" | 10,449 | record_train |
In the past, only about 40 percent of health care workers have been vaccinated against flu, according to the @placeholder. | ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- Health officials expect more than 3 million doses of H1N1 flu vaccine to be available in the first week of October. Three flu shot manufacturers were licensed by the FDA last week. "3.4 million doses of vaccines will be available," said Dr. Jay Butler, who heads the 2009 H1N1 Vaccine Task Force at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. "All of that vaccine is the inhalable vaccine," he said Friday. That form of vaccine is marketed in the United States as FluMist and is approved only for healthy individuals between the ages of 2 and 49. Pregnant women are not allowed to get this type of vaccine because it contains a live virus.
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Inhalable vaccine available only between ages 2 and 49; not for pregnant women
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New H1N1 has not changed much from earlier virus, officials say
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There are now fewer than 50 Jews left in @placeholder. | The city of Livingstone, in Zambia, is located just 10 kilometers from the spectacular Victoria Falls. Its proximity to the falls makes it a tourist destination, but it also boasts an almost-forgotten past as the home of one of the oldest Jewish settlements in Africa. European Jews first came to Zambia at the end of the 19th century, when it was still Northern Rhodesia. Many settled in the capital, Livingstone. The early arrivals were pioneers looking for better economic opportunities; later they came as refugees fleeing Nazi persecution. Although Zambia's Jewish population was always small -- around 1,000 at its peak -- its members included significant figures in Zambia's economical and political life. Among the most influential was Simon Zukas, who played a key role in Zambia's struggle for independence from Britain in the 1950s, and went on to be a government minister after independence.
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City of Livingstone, Zambia, was once the focus of the country's Jewish community
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European Jews began arriving there at the end of the 19th century
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Simon Zukas arrived as a child in 1938. He became a government minister in independent Zambia
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Hungry; @placeholder got stuck in to the campaign trail while tucking in to a pork chop | By Paul Bentley Last updated at 11:50 PM on 16th August 2011 Texas Governor Rick Perry, the new face in the race for the 2012 Republican presidential nomination, has already jumped to a double-digit lead over Mitt Romney and Michele Bachmann with the other announced candidates trailing even further behind. The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey of Likely Republican Primary voters, taken on Monday night, finds Mr Perry with 29 per cent support. Mr Romney, the former Massachusetts governor who ran unsuccessfully for the GOP presidential nomination in 2008, has 18 per cent of the vote, while Mrs Bachmann, the Minnesota congresswoman who won the high-profile Ames Straw Poll in Iowa on Saturday, picks up 13 per cent.
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build a nuclear bomb, says it will retaliate over @placeholder-backed oil | Fears of a global nuclear war breaking out were today stoked after Israel suggested Iran has been developing missiles with an extraordinary range of 6,200 miles - enough to reach the U.S. An international political storm is now in full force as the U.S. desperately tries to talk Israel out of an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities amidst fears a strike could now come within just two months. Israel's deputy prime minister Moshe Ya'alon said the missiles were being tested at a site near Tehran that was destroyed three months ago and they were ‘aimed at America, not at us’.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta concerned Israel could strike in April
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Iran 'will retaliate over Western-imposed oil sanctions or attack threat'
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Israel: Iran has long-distance ballistic missiles with range of 6,200 miles
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Western world on high alert as it's believed Iran is making nuclear bomb
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China urged to use its influence and stop Iran from producing weapons | 10,453 | record_train |
Mr Breda added: 'For obvious reasons @placeholder is very heartbroken, and we will support him as the family. | There's been a dramatic twist in the shocking axe murders last month of members of the van Breda family in South Africa, with allegations that the surviving son’s injuries were self-inflicted, and in a further development authorities also believe he waited about four hours to call for help. The Inquisitir has reported that Henri van Breda, 20, who was treated for only minor injuries, and called emergency services at 7.30am claiming his family was 'attacked by a guy with an axe' despite the investigators finding the brutal attack took place at 3am in the city of Stellenbosch. The brutal assault left his teenage sister Marli, 16, bleeding and close to death on the balcony of her family's home in Stellenbosch, after her throat was cut and she'd suffered horrific head injuries.
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Henri van Breda's injuries were only self-inflicted, according to a doctor who examined him after the murders
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He reported the brutal assault more than four hours after it occurred
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His mother, father and older brother were all killed in the axe attack
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Teenage sister Marli was left for dead with a severed throat and serious head injuries
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Her ability to react to questions from police by blinking is helping them piece together the case
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Her 22-year-old brother Henri is heard to 'giggle' as he reported his family's murder | 10,454 | record_train |
According to the police report, @placeholder had been drinking all day | A jailer's girlfriend is believed to have shot and killed herself with a gun the deputy handed to her following a heated argument in their bedroom. Nikki Guined took the 9mm-Glock pistol from Dwight Buchanan, 20, while partying in their Monroe, Georgia, home and pulled the trigger during the drunken row last Wednesday. The 20-year-old cashier repeatedly asked Buchanan, who has trained with the U.S. Army infantry, to hand her the weapon while saying: 'Don't you trust me?' Nikki Guined, 20, (left) took the 9mm-Glock pistol from Dwight Buchanan (far right) following a party in their Monroe, Georgia, home and pulled the trigger after a drunken row in bed
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Nikki Guined asked Deputy Dwight William Buchanan to give her the gun
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After a row in their Monroe, Georgia, home she said: 'Don't you trust me?'
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The backlash reflected both the hyper-partisanship of a U.S. election year and the high stakes of Middle East peace talks pushed by @placeholder that have effectively broken down in the latest episode of a dispute that seems to define the word intractable. | John Kerry wasn't the first to use the A-word -- apartheid -- when talking about Israel, and he likely won't be the last. Even some Israeli leaders have mentioned the word that basically means "separate" in describing the eventual result if a Jewish state had a Palestinian majority in some areas, such as currently exists in the West Bank. However, the U.S. secretary of state touched a diplomatic live wire last week when he predicted an apartheid situation if Israel and the Palestinians fail to agree on a two-state solution for their decades-long conflict. Republican Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, a tea party favorite and possible presidential candidate, called for Kerry's resignation, while pro-Israel groups accused America's top diplomat of inappropriate language and insensitivity.
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Sec. Kerry takes heat for saying what some Israeli leaders have expressed
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Critics call Kerry's remarks "undiplomatic," "ill-advised"
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@placeholder added: ‘We never thought people would care this much. | A young couple’s love has reached new heights after they got engaged in front of dozens of strangers on board a plane over Texas. Keegan Johns, 23, surprised his 21-year-old girlfriend, Molly Burns, with a heart-warming proposal that was caught on camera at 33,000ft. The stunned bride-to-be smiled, laughed and said ‘Yes’ before the couple embraced each other in the aisle as passengers applauded and cheered. Will you marry me? Keegan Johns proposed to his girlfriend, Molly Burns, on a Southwest Airlines flight Happy couple: Keegan Johns and Molly Burns met in 2010 when they worked together at a restaurant
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Keegan Johns popped the question while flying from Dallas to Houston
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Girlfriend Molly Burns said 'Yes' as passengers applauded and cheered
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After the proposal a flight attendant handed the couple a bottle of bubbly
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Ok, it was an impressive venture, and the technical frills were unrivalled at the time, but "@placeholder" just wasn't the best film of the year. | (CNN) -- We all have our favorites for the big honors at Hollywood's top awards show, but over its 80-year history there have been some classic films, performers and people behind the scenes that have been criminally overlooked by Oscar. Peter Sellers in "Dr. Strangelove," just one of Kubrick's classics beaten to the prize by a glitzy musical From acting turns that kept us glued to the screen, to directors that were passed over by the Academy time and time again, these are the statues we would have given out if we'd been in charge. Don't agree? Think we've missed one or robbed an actual winner of its top-spot? Share your views by using the Sound Off box below and we'll publish the best.
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Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock never won a best director Oscar
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Perennial critics' favorite "Citizen Kane" was almost entirely passed over
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Blockbusters "Forrest Gump" and "Titanic" prevented great movies taking honors
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without @placeholder and in the company of close friend Princess Eugenie and | Cressida Bonas joined boyfriend Prince Harry at the Boodles Boxing Ball held at the Grosvenor House Hotel last night - but the two seemed to spend most of the evening apart. Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, however, were pictured happily posing with their respective boyfriends Dave Clark and Jack Brooksbank at the charity event. Cressida, 24, who has been dating the Prince for around a year, wore a simple black dress with thigh and cleavage split as she was sneaked through the rear entrance of the hotel. Harry, wearing a classic black tuxedo, arrived in a car. Scroll down for video
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Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie were pictured with boyfriends Dave Clark and Jack Brooksbank
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Cressida Bonas, 24, was Prince Harry's date for the night but the two arrived alone and were pictured separately
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She wore resort 14 dress with thigh and cleavage split, strappy shoes and clutch bag, all by Roberto Cavalli
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documented in his photos, showing 1940s @placeholder going about their | It’s been 70 years since an Indiana photographer visited New York City and returned home with an amazing collection of holiday snaps. But Charles Weever Cushman’s pictures are even more impressive today, as they were taken on pricey colour Kodachrome and look far more recent than they actually are. He went around the city taking photos of architecture such as the Brooklyn Bridge and other parts of the Manhattan skyline - and it’s hard to believe they were taken while World War Two was going on. Land and water: The Liberty Street ferry in New York City on September 27, 1941
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Photos by Indiana snapper Charles Weever Cushman in 1941 and 1942
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Expensive colour Kodachrome was used to take impressive collection
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The book, along with others from Hitler's library, was sold to @placeholder last year along with the leader's hat, shirt, medals, and other personal items (file image) | Adolf Hitler's personal copy of Mein Kampf which was found in his Munich apartment after his death in 1945 is to go up for auction. The book, a 1932 version of the Fuhrer's autobiography, is believed to be the only of Hitler's personal copies in existence. Auctioneer Craig Gottlieb, who has sold Nazi memorabilia in the past, believes it could fetch more than £62,000 in the online sale. A copy of Mein Kampf found in Adolf Hitler's Munich apartment in 1945 is expected to fetch £62,000 as it goes up for auction online While it is likely that Hitler owned many copies of his own autobiography, he almost certainly read this one as it was found in his personal library - making it one-of-a-kind
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Book liberated from Hitler's personal Munich library by US soldier in 1945
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Inside is stamped with Fuhrer's bookplate meaning he likely read it himself
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By comparison, @placeholder has to do double duty: Stay on offense but also look presidential. | Denver (CNN) -- President Barack Obama and GOP challenger Mitt Romney face off on Wednesday in the first of three presidential debates. While Obama holds a lead in several key battleground states, the race nationally has been locked in a dead heat for months. The debate offers an opportunity for Obama or Romney to gain some momentum and break the logjam. Here are five things to watch for on Wednesday: 1. Who's presidential? The first and most important test for the president and Romney in this opening debate is to act like they belong in the job. We've heard a lot of bickering on the campaign trail, and there's plenty of talk that zingers could decide who wins or loses the showdown in Denver. But to most Americans, this debate is really about which candidate has the composure and stature to serve in the Oval Office.
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First test for both candidates is who looks like a president
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He said Bowler and Connor lived together, with @placeholder acting as Bowler's 'informal carer'. | A head chef for P&O Ferries died of a heart attack after he was 'mummified' in clingfilm and plastic sheeting during a sex game with 'two men he met online', a court heard. Alun Williams, 47, was unable to regulate his body temperature after being wrapped in clingfilm and plastic and suffered dehydration which eventually led to a heart attack, a jury at Canterbury Crown Court was told today. The chef, who lived with his girlfriend in Shepherdswell, Kent, had an interest in bondage and mummification and would meet men online for sex, the trial heard. Richard Bowler, 35, (left) and David Connor, 23, both from Canterbury, Kent, (pictured outside court today) are charged with unlawfully killing Alun Williams, who was wrapped in plastic and clingfilm at a flat in Dover
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Alun Williams, 47, found dead at Kent flat 'after being wrapped in clingfilm'
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Richard Bowler and David Connor charged with unlawfully killing P&O chef
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Court heard Mr Williams died from a heart attack after being 'mummified'
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His death occurred following a 'sex game between the men', court heard
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"It is the projection of @placeholder's mental state that was so artistically innovative -- a landscape of the mind, whose impact is still felt in the art of today," the auction house said in a statement. | (CNN) -- One of the world's most iconic works of art will be auctioned in May, and could fetch tens of millions of dollars, according to Sotheby's Auction House in Manhattan. "The Scream," created in 1895 by artist Edvard Munch, will be on display at Sotheby's starting April 27 and then go up for sale May 2. "Munch's 'The Scream' is the defining image of modernity, and it is an immense privilege for Sotheby's to be entrusted with one of the most important works of art in private hands," said Sotheby's Senior Vice President Simon Shaw. "For collectors and institutions, the opportunity to acquire such a singularly-influential masterpiece is unprecedented in recent times."
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This version of "The Scream" was painted in 1895 by artist Edvard Munch
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It will be on display at Sotheby's starting April 27
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'No typhoon can bring @placeholder to their knees if we'll be united,' he said in a televised address. | Thousands of people have been evacuated from across the central Philippines today with what is expected to be the year's strongest typhoon set to strike the region in the early hours of tomorrow morning. Typhoon Haiyan has intensified and accelerated as it moves closer to the country with sustained winds of 225kph (140 mph) and ferocious gusts of 260 kph (162 mph). One of the areas expected to be hit is the province of Bohol which was devastated by an earthquake last month. Incoming: Typhoon Haiyan gather momentum as it moves towards the Philippines. The U.S. Navy believes it is the strongest typhoon so far this year
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Typhoon Haiyan expected to bring ferocious gusts of up to 162mph
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It is expected to slam into the eastern province of Samar early Friday
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U.S. Navy said it was the strongest typhoon in the world this year
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Cyclone Phailin, which hit India last month, packed winds of up to 138 mph | 10,465 | record_train |
That tells you everything about what a fantastic @placeholder player he is and why McGinley gave him a wild card. | Whisper any mention of Medinah. Forget any notion of Brookline. Only a miracle or a meltdown on the scale of those occasions in 2012 and 1999 can stop Europe now. Captain Paul McGinley’s team repelled everything the visitors threw at them during a magnificent US fightback in the morning to win the afternoon foursomes 3½-½ and move to the brink of victory . A four-point lead — the same as the US held at Medinah and Europe had at Brookline — heading into Sunday's singles is a scenario McGinley could only have dreamed about on Thursday. Europe had won only two of the previous 11 series in foursomes and fourballs.
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Europe take a 10-6 lead over the United States into the final day of the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles
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The hosts take a lead that is the same margin held by the US in 2012 when Europe won the 'Miracle at Medinah'
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Martin Kaymer and Justin Rose halved their match US young guns Jordan Spieth and Patrick Reed
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Sergio Garcia and Rory McIlroy defeated Jim Furyk and Hunter Mahan 3&2
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Europe's Victor Dubuisson and Graeme McDowell dominated Jimmy Walker and Rickie Fowler 5&4
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Ian Poulter was given the afternoon off after a sensational performance in his halved morning match | 10,466 | record_train |
Leasing space to @placeholder represents a calculated risk by Sprint, the third largest wireless carrier, and T-Mobile, the four largest. | Google is preparing to sell wireless phone plans directly to consumers, pitching it head to head against America's telecoms giants, reports claim. Google is expected to reach deals to buy wholesale access to Sprint and T-Mobile mobile voice and data networks, making it a mobile virtual network operator. The project, codenamed 'Nova', is expected to be launched later this year, The Information said, citing people familiar with the move. Google headquarters: Google is expected to reach deals to buy wholesale access to Sprint and T-Mobile mobile voice and data networks, making it a mobile virtual network operator Google was considering launching mobile phone plans for markets where it sells Google Fiber Internet service, according to the report.
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Google plans to buy wholesale access to others' mobile networks
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But the attacks failed to deter @placeholder keen to have their say. | Nawaz Sharif, the prime minister whose government was overthrown by a military coup more than a decade ago, appears to be back on top in Pakistan, election officials have said, despite claims by other parties of vote rigging. According to unofficial results disclosed Sunday from the country's violence-marred elections over the weekend, Sharif's party, the Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N), looks to have won most of the seats in the National Assembly. One of the country's leading industrialists and richest men, Sharif has been prime minister twice before and was overthrown in a coup when Gen. Pervez Musharraf seized power in 1999. Sharif was subsequently jailed before going into exile in Saudi Arabia. He returned to Pakistan in 2007.
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Sindh province clamps down on rallies after protests over vote rigging
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E.U. election observers say polling was generally "satisfactory or good"
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Former prime minister's party appears to have won most National Assembly seats
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If I could talk to the seven-year-old @placeholder, I would tell her to be brave, to testify." | (CNN) -- Ooh, burn! You know that tribute to Woody Allen's lifetime achievement at the Golden Globes on Sunday night? Well, it left out one tiny detail, says his son. "Missed the Woody Allen tribute," Ronan Farrow tweeted, "did they put the part where a woman publicly confirmed he molested her at age 7 before or after Annie Hall?" That's a reference to Allen's adopted daughter, Dylan, who accused the director of molesting her 20 years ago. So, why would Allen's own son allude to the allegation? It's part of the messy, convoluted story that is Woody Allen's personal life.
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Ronan Farrow is Woody Allen's son ... or is he?
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An adopted daughter accused Allen of molesting her
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A statement purportedly by @placeholder and posted Monday on the | President Barack Obama brushed aside sharp European criticism on Monday, suggesting that all nations spy on each other as the French and Germans expressed outrage over alleged U.S. eavesdropping on European Union diplomats. American analyst-turned-leaker Edward Snowden, believed to still be at Moscow's international airport, applied for political asylum to remain in Russia. Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a statement he acknowledged sounded odd, told reporters in Moscow that Snowden would have to stop leaking U.S. secrets if he wanted asylum in Russia - and he added that Snowden seemed unwilling to stop publishing leaks of classified material. At the same time, Putin said that he had no plans to turn over Snowden to the United States.
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European nations are outraged over allegations the US conducted surveillance in their borders
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Russian Vladimir Putin has told Snowden to keep quiet, will consider asylum bid
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Ecuador does not appear to be interested in harboring Snowden | 10,470 | record_train |
But in the wake of the U.S. military raid into Pakistan to kill bin Laden, the criticism has increased from an officer corps furious that U.S. troops invaded Pakistan's territory without the Pakistani military, and especially @placeholder, being consulted. | Washington (CNN) -- The United States is watching closely to the see the ultimate fate of the most powerful man in Pakistan, Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, the Pakistani army's chief of staff. Pressured by Washington to crack down on terrorists at the same time he was kept in the dark about the U.S. raid to kill Osama bin Laden, Kayani "is facing more vocal and strident criticism than he has in the past," a senior U.S. military official told CNN. "We really think he is coming under increased scrutiny by junior and mid-grade officers." This is the type of scrutiny senior Pakistani generals like Kayani are "not accustomed to facing," the official said.
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Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani faces "vocal and strident criticism" in Pakistan
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Adm. Mullen is one of Kayani's closest professional and personal allies
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Separately, a bomb targeted policemen stationed outside a @placeholder sports club, the sources said. | Dozens of mourners gathered in Egypt's second largest city Alexandria for the funeral of a female political activist who was allegedly killed by police during a peaceful demonstration in central Cairo on Saturday. Shaima al-Sabbagh, 32, was hit in the head as police fired birdshot ammunition, a supposedly non-lethal alternative to shot gun pellets, into the crowd to disperse the march. Ms al-Sabbagh, the mother of a five-year-old boy, was shot while she marched towards the Tahrir Square to lay a commemorative wreath on the eve of the anniversary of the 2011 uprising against Hosni Mubarak. Scroll down for video
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Shaima al-Sabbagh, a 32-year-old mother-of-one, was shot in the head by police in Cairo on Saturday
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Ms al-Sabbagh was shot during a peaceful march on the eve of the anniversary of the 2011 uprising
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Political activist was hit by birdshot ammunition, a supposedly non-lethal alternative to shot gun pellets
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Witnesses and Socialist Popular Alliance party blame police, while police say an 'infiltrator' is responsible
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Prime Minister Ibrahim Mahlab vowed to 'punish' whoever is responsible for killing of Ms al-Sabbagh | 10,472 | record_train |
Changing attitudes: @placeholder wants to help people to think more openly about sex and fetishes | By Alex Finnis for MailOnline We know all about Superman, Spider-Man and Batman - but now Essex has a 'superhero' of its own - and his power is challenging stereotypes. 'The Gimp Man of Essex' walks around towns dressed in a full rubber bondage suit - used in sexual activities such as bondage, discipline, domination, submission, sadism and masochism (BDSM). He wants to start a public debate about sexual stereotypes, and is raising money for charity as he goes. Fetish-friendly fun: 'The Gimp Man of Essex' is raising money for charity and challenging stereotypes Sexual healing: He donates £1 to charity every time someone uploads a picture with him to his Facebook page
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Essex man wants to challenge stereotypes on sex and fetishes like BDSM
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Ceyda Sungur told @placeholder's TV 24 that she is uncomfortable about her new fame. | (CNN) -- She has become a symbol of the violent protests in Turkey. Across social media, she's known as "The Woman in Red." Wearing a red summer dress and a delicate necklace, the woman walked among demonstrators in Istanbul's Taksim Square when a security officer lurched at her and pepper-sprayed her so powerfully her hair was blown upward. She could do nothing but turn away from the toxic spray. The officer, wearing a gas mask, lunged closer to her, unleashing more spray on the back of her neck. She covered her mouth as officers spray others. The photos of the incident have been shared widely on social media in recent days. International headlines have proclaimed her an "icon" of the movement against the government of Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan.
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Ceyda Sungur is pepper-sprayed by security forces
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Images of her in a red dress, unarmed, move people to call her an icon of Turkey protests
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Sungur says there is no difference between her and others tear-gassed in the park
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"You can't even describe how much I want it -- I really want to play these @placeholder, I want to win them," Rafael told CNN. | (CNN) -- Football is part of the lifeblood of the people of Brazil, who have seen their heroes lift the FIFA World Cup a record five times since 1958. From the legendary Pele, who inspired that initial success in Sweden and also played in the 1962 and 1970 winning teams, through to the eras of Romario, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho, ordinary Brazilians have delighted in their exploits. Because Brazil's "Samba Boys" don't just win, they win in style, capturing the imagination of a population often struggling with poverty and inequality. "I would say it is all about the joy football brings," Manchester United's Brazilian star Anderson told CNN.
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Brazil favorites for the Olympic football tournament at London 2012 Olympics
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Manchester star Anderson says winning gold on a par with winning the World Cup
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Teammate Rafael da Silva in provisional 52-man Brazil squad for Games | 10,475 | record_train |
Regardless of the @placeholder court's eventual ruling, the country's justice minister has the right to veto the decision. | (CNN)He was an acclaimed film director. She, a 13-year-old girl, working on a modeling job in California. The decision by Roman Polanski to have sex with Samantha Geimer was one that continues to dog him nearly four decades later. "It was 1977 and I had a modeling job with Roman and at the very end of that he took advantage of me and made me have sex with him," Geimer said. At the time, Polanski pleaded guilty to one count of unlawful sex with a minor. But the filmmaker fled the United States before he could be sentenced. Now, after a Polish prosecutor last month asked a regional court in Krakow to consider whether to extradite him to the United States, his case is being heard by a court there.
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Court is adjourned until April, delay partly due to documents that need to be translated
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Roman Polanski gives evidence at his extradition hearing in Krakow, Poland
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@placeholder, who has scored five times in 36 appearances at international level, made his debut at the age of 17 in 2006. | (CNN) -- Cristiano Ronaldo -- the man known as CR7. So while he managed to take his career goals tally to 400 with a double in Real Madrid's 3-0 win over Celta Vigo Monday, it's rather ironic that he has never scored in the seventh minute of a professional football match. In fact, Ronaldo has registered in every single minute of a football match throughout his career -- but never in the seventh. Ronaldo, who brought up the landmark in his 653rd match for club and country, has scored 230 goals for Real, 118 for Manchester United, five for Sporting Lisbon and 47 for Portugal.
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Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice as Real Madrid won 3-0 against Celta Vigo
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Portuguese star has now scored 400 career goals in 653 games
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Arsenal star Theo Walcott ruled out for six months with injury
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The maid's 20-year-old daughter, who was 11 when her mother left @placeholder, sent a letter to the employer's family pleading for her release. | (CNN) -- For the first time, Indonesian maids working in Saudi Arabia will be guaranteed a monthly wage, time off, and contact with their loved ones, under a new agreement signed by the Gulf kingdom and Jakarta this week. Human rights groups say the pact is a step towards ensuring the protection of foreign workers' basic rights in Saudi Arabia. But it fails to address a worrying trend of domestic helpers filing complaints of exploitation and abuse only to face counter-allegations by their employers of "theft, witchcraft or adultery," according to Human Rights Watch. The penalties for these crimes are harsh in the deeply conservative kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which practices a puritanical form of Islam.
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Hay said he hoped any military action would not be against @placeholder's chemical weapons stockpiles because "that runs the risk of spreading these agents even further." | (CNN) -- Evidence of another deadly attack in Syria has surfaced, this one with an incendiary agent, opposition activists said Friday. Seven people died and dozens were wounded Monday in the attack on a school in northern Syria, they said. The allegation comes as U.S. President Barack Obama considers military action against the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad after what U.S. officials and chemical weapons experts say was a chemical weapons attack on the outskirts of Damascus on August 21. Videos that activists said had been shot in the Urum Al-Kubra village of Aleppo province after the Monday attack show people with severe burns, but no other external injuries.
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His comments at a @placeholder news conference came less than two weeks before the end of the year, when the nation's taxpayers would face automatic tax increases and deep spending cuts if no agreement is reached. | Washington (CNN) -- After progress earlier this week in fiscal cliff negotiations, President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner butted heads Wednesday, setting the stage for a showdown as the deadline looms for an agreement. The negotiations had focused on a $2 trillion package of new revenue, spending cuts and entitlement changes the two sides have shaped into a broad deficit reduction plan. Boehner on Tuesday proposed a "plan B," which would extend Bush-era tax cuts on income of up to $1 million. He described it as a fallback option to prevent a sweeping tax hike while negotiations continue on a broader plan.
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@placeholder has high hopes for him as heir to his father’s stud-dog title. | By Kathryn Knight Marvin Swash is mad about sex. ‘He’s got it on the brain,’ confides his mum, Mary. ‘I don’t imagine he thinks about much else.’ Now, hormonal males aren’t always the easiest of charges. Yet Mary seems thrilled about Marvin’s voracious sexual appetite. For a fascination about the birds and bees is something of a prerequisite in his line of work. Marvin is Britain’s top stud dog, and has been crowned so for two years running. An Airedale terrier and show dog with a host of trophies to his name, his puppies cost up to £1,000 each — which is why Airedale females (or more pertinently, their owners) are queuing up to meet him.
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Marvin Swash is an Airedale terrier show dog with a host of trophies
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Tunisia's first goal came as @placeholder was playing with 10 men because of an injury to Mayuka. | Yasine Chikhaoui scored a late goal to give Tunisia a 2-1 win over Zambia at the African Cup of Nations on Thursday. Chikhaoui headed in a cross from Youssef Msakni in the 89th minute to give the Tunisians four points in Group B. Zambia, who have not won a match at the tournament since winning the title in 2012, has one point. Emmanuel Mayuka gave Zambia the lead in the 59th, smashing in a cross from captain Rainford Kalaba. But Ahmed Akaichi equalized with a header in the 70th following a flicked-on corner. Yassine Chiekaoui (left) celebrates his late winner for Tunisia against Zambia
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Southampton's Emmanuel Mayuka blasted Zambia ahead after 59 minutes
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And authorities recovered a @placeholder poster and mask from the apartment, a law enforcement source with direct knowledge of the investigation said Sunday. | Aurora, Colorado (CNN) -- Colorado massacre suspect James Holmes applied to join a gun range in June, but the range's operator said Sunday that he was disturbed by the "weird and bizarre" message on Holmes' answering machine. "It was weird," said Glenn Rotkovich, managing partner of the Lead Valley Range in Byers, Colorado. "I didn't know what kind of message was left by this idiot. We need to know if he's an idiot before we let him have access to our range." Rotkovich told CNN that Holmes sent in an online application on June 25. Rotkovich said he called the number Holmes left on the form, only to get a message he said was largely unintelligible.
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Several studies demonstrate that black @placeholder do not necessarily engage in more high-risk behaviors than others. | (CNN)The HIV/AIDS epidemic might not make as many headlines as it used to, but it continues to infect tens of thousands in our country each year. And, unfortunately, some groups in the United States are being affected at the kinds of rates you would expect to see in hard-hit developing countries. National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, being marked Saturday, is a good moment to reignite the conversation over a crisis that should have ended years ago. Despite representing only 13% of the U.S. population, African-Americans account for nearly half of all new HIV infections each year. True, the impact of HIV varies across the black community -- HIV infection rates have declined among injection drug users, black women, and black infants born to seropositive mothers. And new HIV infections among black heterosexual men are stable.
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Greg Millett: African Americans account for nearly half of all new HIV infections each year | 10,484 | record_train |
A source close to Mr Duncan Smith, who has been married to @placeholder for 30 years, said: ‘He thinks it is a great campaign – it has his wholehearted support.’ | By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 19:48 EST, 30 April 2012 | UPDATED: 19:48 EST, 30 April 2012 Promoting marriage: Iain Duncan Smith and his wife Betsy Iain Duncan Smith last night signalled support for a major campaign to promote marriage and turn back the ‘appalling’ tide of divorce. The Work and Pensions Secretary, widely seen as the social conscience of the modern Conservative Party, indicated he was wholeheartedly behind a bid by High Court judge Sir Paul Coleridge to end the ‘destructive scourge’ of family breakdown. Sir Paul will formally launch the Marriage Foundation today in a bid to raise awareness of the vital role of marriage in bringing up children.
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Moderate @placeholder in those North African nations prevailed in recent elections amid the wave of political discontent across the Arabic-speaking world this year. | Cairo (CNN) -- Islamist parties made dramatic advances in Egypt's parliamentary elections during the first round of voting for lawmakers this week, a result reflecting a growing embrace of religious-oriented sentiment across turbulent North Africa. "We accept the results of the elections in any case because it's the will of the people, and our rivals should embrace it too because this is the true democracy we fought for and we wish our liberal brothers better results in the next two rounds," Mahmoud Ghozlan, spokesman of the relatively moderate Muslim Brotherhood, whose Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) won 40% of the vote.
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Family members don’t get given access to any of the individual accounts, or access to the @placeholder account. | By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 11:58 EST, 5 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:34 EST, 5 December 2013 With more of us sharing almost every aspect of our lives online it raises the serious question about what happens to all of this data when we die. Facebook posts and tweets may seem mundane or trivial but, along with emails, online photos, contacts and even the login details for online banking, they create what’s called a ‘digital legacy.’ The latest company to let users create a will for these online accounts is Perpetu and it differs from most other services because it lets its members hand-pick exactly which information from which sites go to which people.
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With @placeholder, to see her family members that have succumbed to the disease and the children in her village that are all left behind -- not only without parents, but without an education -- it just seems like an obvious cause to get behind. | (CNN) -- Actress and filmmaker Ricki Lake has a special connection to CNN Heroes. Her friend and onetime nanny, Marie Da Silva, was chosen as a Top 10 CNN Hero in 2008 for her work starting a school for AIDS orphans in her native Malawi. Lake sat down with CNN Entertainment senior producer Denise Quan to talk about CNN Heroes. Below are excerpts from that interview. Denise Quan: You have a very personal connection with Marie Da Silva, don't you? Ricki Lake: Well, let me just say that I'm the one who discovered Marie. I knew! No, Marie was my employee; she worked as my nanny for a decade. I knew from the second Marie walked in to the interview there was something special about her. She leads her life in such a positive way that she's just a great example for me.
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Marie Da Silva, a top 10 CNN Hero in 2008, was once a nanny for actress Ricki Lake
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Da Silva funds a school for AIDS orphans in her native country of Malawi
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Lake has a personal connection to the disease; her grandfather died of AIDS in the '80s | 10,488 | record_train |
A narrator in one of the videos says the bodies are of Syrian soldiers who were killed by @placeholder fighters. | In some of the most gruesome images yet to emerge from the latest mass violence in Syria, videos show militants raising their victims' severed heads on poles. The amateur videos emerged as a Syrian human rights group reported 1,600 deaths in just 10 days this month. The latest images come from an area taken over by the militant terrorist group the Islamic State, which recently changed its name from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS. The group is known for killing dozens of people at a time and beheading some. At least three videos posted on YouTube by different people show the grisly scene at a roundabout in the city of Reqqa, where Islamic State militants have been carrying out public executions, crucifixions and other acts decided by its Sharia, or Islamic law, court.
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Videos show severed heads on poles
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The videos are purportedly of Islamic State having killed Syrian soldiers
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In 10 days, 1,600 people have died in Syria, a human rights group says
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More than 115,000 have died in the conflict, the group says | 10,489 | record_train |
Discovery: Divers in @placeholder are pictured with some of the rubbish they found on their underwater beach clean | By Emily Allen PUBLISHED: 13:14 EST, 20 September 2012 | UPDATED: 14:21 EST, 20 September 2012 A family has been miraculously reunited with a lost digital camera and over 800 precious pictures on it by the dedicated diver that sought them out after finding it sitting on the seabed. Paul McGahan, 47, a music producer from Helford in Cornwall, was stunned after being handed the camera and memory card nearly two months after his daughter accidentally dropped it overboard on a yacht trip on July 25. Incredibly it was found by local diver Diver Mark Milburn carrying out an underwater beach clean off Falmouth, Cornwall.
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Paul McGahan and his family were reunited with the camera two months after they dropped it overboard
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It was found by a local diver who was carrying out an underwater beach clean off Falmouth, Cornwall | 10,490 | record_train |
R@placeholder when I came off, I was just disappointed in how I took the | By John Edwards Follow @@JEAlty Daniel Sturridge was forced to apologise to Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers and the Anfield crowd after marring a match-winning performance with a show of petulance. Liverpool’s England striker destroyed Everton with two first-half goals but spurned the chance of a hat-trick by blazing a 54th-minute penalty over the bar. When he was substituted soon after, he appeared to speak out of turn to Rodgers, who promptly brought him into line with a stern rebuke that stopped him in his tracks. ‘I want to apologise for my reaction,’ he told BT Sport. ‘It was just disappointment after missing the penalty, but I let myself down and the fans. I apologise if it caused anyone any offence.
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Daniel Sturridge forced to apologise after Liverpool's 4-0 win
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The striker marred a two-goal performance with a show of petulance when he was substituted
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Brendan Rodgers rebuked him after his poor reaction to the change
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England man blazed over a penalty that would have given him a hat-trick | 10,491 | record_train |
But doctors usually induce it for only three or four days at a time, not the 180 days it would take for astronauts to get to Mars, nor the 180 it would take to get back to @placeholder. | Atlanta (CNN) -- Six astronauts lie motionless in a row of compartments with medical monitoring cables connected to their bodies, as their space ship cuts through the silent blackness that separates Earth from Mars. They're sound asleep and will be for the extent of their six-month trip, having been placed in an artificially induced state of hibernation called torpor. This is the way a NASA-funded study sees space explorers traveling to Mars -- unconscious, with their metabolism switched into slow motion. Sending astronauts that far into space would be too challenging, costly and grueling without it, says space engineer John Bradford, whose Atlanta-based company SpaceWorks wrote the study for NASA.
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A study done for NASA foresees astronauts being unconscious for Mars travel
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It would use a medical method called therapeutic hypothermia
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It is usually used to save trauma patients by inducing torpor, a type of hibernation
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The study says it would be better for the astronauts and deeply cut costs | 10,492 | record_train |
The Gurkha brigade originated in the 19th century with @placeholder soldiers, who impressed the British imperial troops with their ferocity and military ability. | LONDON, England (CNN) -- All retired Gurkha soldiers who served in the British Army will be allowed to settle in Britain, the British government announced Thursday, marking a victory for campaigners and a major shift in official policy. Former Gurkha solider Tulbahadur Pun was awarded Britain's highest honor for bravery, the Victoria Cross. The new rules announced by Home Secretary Jacqui Smith apply to about 36,000 retired Gurkhas who have served more than four years in the U.K. armed forces. Gurkhas will also be allowed to settle in Britain with their spouses and any children younger than 18, she said.
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British government to allow Gurkha troops to settle in the UK
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Gurkhas are Nepalese fighters who are part of the British Army
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First Gurkha units formed in 1815 and they have fought in every campaign since | 10,493 | record_train |
In his diatribe, the gunman claimed the TSA treats @placeholder like terrorists even though all people aren't equally dangerous, a U.S. law enforcement official said. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- The suspected Los Angeles International Airport gunman walked up to a security checkpoint, shot a TSA officer "at point-blank range," went up an escalator, then came back down to shoot his victim again, a federal prosecutor said Saturday. That TSA officer, Gerardo Hernandez, died of his wounds. The man who shot him, authorities say, is 23-year-old Paul Anthony Ciancia. A federal complaint was filed Saturday afternoon charging Ciancia with two felony offenses -- murder of a federal officer and commission of violence in an international airport, said U.S. Attorney Andre Birotte Jr.. If convicted, Ciancia would face life in prison without parole or the death penalty, according to the federal prosecutor. The U.S. attorney general would decide if a death sentence would be sought.
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NEW: Prosecutor: The suspect shot TSA officer, went away, came back, shot officer again
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He wrote that he wanted to "instill fear" in TSA employees, FBI official says
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FBI: 5 people total were shot, including 3 TSA officers and a civilian
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The suspect is "unresponsive," hasn't answered questions, FBI official adds | 10,494 | record_train |
Although he looked as if he had taken it well at the time, fans suggested he would not have been impressed with @placeholder. | PUBLISHED: 10:21 EST, 13 May 2013 | UPDATED: 03:42 EST, 14 May 2013 By Jill Reilly Muslim footballer Franck Ribery raced around the pitch but could not escape from his Bayern Munich team mates who were set on chucking beer over him as they celebrated their title win. The Frenchman had reportedly told players to keep the alcohol - which is forbidden by his religion - away from him as they partied on the pitch after their 3-0 win over Augsburg. But despite running away, Ribery was eventually collared by team-mate Jerome Boateng, who poured a large glass of beer over his head.
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Frenchman, 30, had large glass of beer poured over his head
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Footage of him running away from players trying to soak him went viral
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Fans said he would be 'p******' off' because alcohol is against his religion | 10,495 | record_train |
@placeholder, who is white, hasn't been charged in the case, though a grand jury is hearing evidence that could lead to an indictment. | (CNN)The police chief in Ferguson, Missouri, is expected to step down as part of the effort by city officials to reform the police department, according to government officials familiar with the ongoing discussions between local, state and federal officials. But Chief Thomas Jackson and the city's mayor say the reports aren't true. Under the proposed plan, after Jackson leaves, city leadership would ask the St. Louis County police chief to take over management of Ferguson's police force. The announcement could come as soon as next week. It would be one step in what local officials hope will help reduce tensions in the city as the public awaits a decision on whether the St. Louis County grand jury will bring charges against Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of Michael Brown.
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Asked whether there's a plan for police chief to step down, Ferguson mayor says no
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Jackson has faced criticism over his department's handling of the Michael Brown case
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He apologized last month but said he would not resign | 10,496 | record_train |
The @placeholder report was critical of the failure of some countries to push up their aid spending. | By Steve Doughty Last updated at 7:47 AM on 30th December 2011 France and Germany are lagging behind Britain on aid spending to poor countries, a report says. Both countries have failed to hit EU targets and have barely increased their spending in recent months. Their reluctance to spend on the Third World contrasts with David Cameron’s determination to ensure that British taxpayers meet our full commitment to overseas spending. Reluctant: French President Nicolas Sarkozy, left, and German Chancellor Angela Merkel, right have been criticised for their countries' lack of foreign aid spending The Prime Minister has come under increasing criticism for raising aid spending by £1.4billion last year in the name of hitting international targets for help for poor countries.
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Both countries have failed to hit EU targets and have barely increased their spending in recent months
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David Cameron by contrast raised aid spending by £1.24billion last year to hit international targets for help for poor countries | 10,497 | record_train |
Just two of the 516 @placeholder supermarkets inspected were found inadequate and one of Aldi's 382 inspected stores failed. | By Stephanie Linning for MailOnline Tesco supermarkets prove to be the worst for hygiene after it was revealed that 29 of its stores failed inspections aimed to protect customers from food poisoning. It was one of five big supermarket chains that saw stores fall foul of basic checks from the Food Standards Agency (FSA), according to figures from between 2012 and 2013 that were published in the Sun. Asda, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Aldi also had stores that failed to meet expected standards, according to the data. Scroll down for video Tesco supermarkets prove to be worst for hygiene after 29 stores failed inspections aimed to protect customers from food poisoning between 2012 and 2013, according to figures published by the Sun
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Of 1,798 Tesco supermarkets reviewed, 29 failed hygiene inspection
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Asda, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Aldi also had stores that did not pass
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Waitrose and Lidl were the only 'big seven' chains without failing stores
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Food Standards Agency scores premises on zero to five rating scale
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"I'm retiring, next week, you are the next Manchester United manager," Moyes explained he had been told by @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Will he stay or will he go? Wayne Rooney will be staying at Manchester United, declared David Moyes during his first press conference as manager of the 20-time English champions. Speculation has surrounded the England striker's future since the final part of last season, with former United manager Alex Ferguson suggesting Rooney had handed in a transfer request. "Wayne is not for sale," Moyes, who signed a six-year contract to replace Ferguson in May, told reporters. "He is a Manchester United player and will remain a Manchester United player. "I see a glint in his eye. He looks happy, he looks like he will knuckle down and get himself right."
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Man Utd manager David Moyes says Wayne Rooney is not for sale
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Rooney has been linked with a move away from Old Trafford in recent months
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Moyes holds first press conference since replacing Alex Ferguson
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Moyes appoints Ryan Giggs and Phil Neville to the United coaching staff | 10,499 | record_train |
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