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"Andrea died from apparent meningitis," @placeholder said in its lone, brief explanation. | (CNN) -- Andrea Jaime was a student in Georgetown University's School of Nursing and Health Sciences. Yet before she could graduate and help others, she became a patient herself. And on Tuesday, Jaime died from what the Washington school said was "apparent meningitis." Her loss rattled many in the Georgetown community. While stating "proper medical precautions have been taken and members of the campus community do not need to take additional action at this time" to guard against meningitis, the school advised students on how and where they could get medical help. It also offered counseling for those grieving the loss of a fellow student and friend.
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Andrea Jaime was a student at Georgetown's Nursing and Health Studies school
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She posted to Twitter late last week that she had a high fever, "I think I'm dying"
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Jamie dies of what officials believe is meningitis; tests are being done to confirm
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Meningitis outbreaks have been reported at universities in New Jersey, California | 11,500 | record_train |
She added that she found it hardest to forgive Mr @placeholder, for the 2008 episode because he is a family man. | Disgraced presenter Jonathan Ross has been invited to host a BBC primetime television show Disgraced presenter Jonathan Ross has been invited to host a BBC primetime television show - prompting a barrage of criticism. The controversial TV host is lined up to present The Secrets of Pinewood, an hour-long programme about the famous film studios, which will air on BBC2 one Saturday night in the spring. One MP said he wanted to stop paying his licence fee in protest at the decision, whilst the wife of Fawlty Towers actor Andrew Sachs spoke of her ‘disgust’ and ‘astonishment’. ‘If I could cancel my subscription to the BBC over this, I would,’ said John Hemming, Liberal Democrat MP for Birmingham Yardley.
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The controversial TV host is lined up to present The Secrets of Pinewood
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Hour-long programme will air on BBC2 one Saturday night in the spring
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Mr Ross was effectively exiled after he crudely mocked Mr Sachs in 2008
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But he was allowed to present a film awards show on BBC4 in 2010
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And most recently, he appeared as a guest on Celebrity Bake Off | 11,501 | record_train |
A senior Indian government source has said the interrogation also included a cavity search, although @placeholder officials have denied this. | By Alex Greig and Reuters PUBLISHED: 12:18 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 17:45 EST, 20 December 2013 Protesters trashed a Domino's Pizza outlet in a Mumbai suburb on Friday in protest over the arrest and subsequent strip-search of an Indian diplomat in New York.Activists from the small Republican Party of India are demanding a ban on all American goods until charges are dropped against Devyani Khobragade, 39, who was arrested on allegations of visa fraud and under-payment of her housekeeper last week.The case has caused an international spat, with the Indian government retaliating by revoking the privileges of American diplomats in India and removing security barriers from outside the U.S. embassy in New Delhi.
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Members of the small Republican Party of India ransacked a suburban Mumbai Domino's
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They sent images of the destruction to media outlets, demanding the U.S. drop charges against Devyani Khobragade
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Khobragade, an Indian diplomat, was arrested last week on charges of fraud and under-paying her housekeeper
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She was strip-searched and alleges she was also cavity searched after her arrest
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She has pleaded not guilty and is free on a $250,000 bond
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The Indian government has condemned the arrest
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Police are increasing their presence at U.S. stores and restaurants such as McDonald's after today's attack | 11,502 | record_train |
The material included hair from a ligature used to bind @placeholder and a hair recovered from a tree stump near where the bodies were found, court documents said. | (CNN) -- Three men who were convicted of killing three Cub Scouts 16 years ago will have their cases reviewed in a court hearing to see whether they should be granted a new trial, the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled Thursday. Damien Echols, Jason Baldwin and Jessie Misskelley were convicted in the 1993 deaths of 8-year-olds Michael Moore, Christopher Byers and Steven Branch. The boys' bruised and mutilated bodies were found in May 1993 in West Memphis, Arkansas, their arms and legs hogtied with their own shoelaces. The court Thursday remanded the cases back to the lower court. The ruling means Echols, Baldwin and Misskelley will be able to present new evidence that could exonerate them. Echols' attorneys said at a hearing in September that they want to present DNA evidence not available at the time of the trial, as well as testimony that supports arguments that Echols and the two others are innocent.
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The Arkansas Supreme Court sent the cases back for a hearing
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The three were convicted of the 1993 murders of three Cub Scouts
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DNA evidence found at the scene did not belong to the men convicted | 11,503 | record_train |
@placeholder attorneys filed an appeal and the court martial was on hold. | Washington (CNN) -- The beard that delayed the Fort Hood court martial trial for months is gone. Maj. Nidal Hasan, the former Army psychiatrist convicted of 13 murders and dozens of attempted murders, is clean shaven again. According to an Army statement about Hasan's incarceration at the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, "All inmates must conform to AR 670-1, wear and appearance of Army Uniforms and Insignia." The statement also said, "In keeping with the provisions" of the regulations, "Inmate Hasan has been shaved." A military jury on August 28 recommended the death penalty for Hasan convicted for the 2009 massacre at Fort Hood that left 13 people dead and 32 others wounded.
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Nidal Hasan is facing the death penalty for Fort Hood shootings
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He grew a beard, saying it was because of his Muslim beliefs
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Beard does not conform to Army regulations, so was shaved | 11,504 | record_train |
A hearty thank you to @placeholder that he made this possible.' | Roger Federer and Stan Wawrinka were in good spirits on Sunday as the Swiss duo contested The Match for Africa 2 in Zurich. Federer prevailed 7-6 (7-4), 6-4 in a highly entertaining exhibition match held in support of his foundation, raising £850,000 for education projects in southern Africa. As well as tennis, the sell-out crowd of 11,000 - which included American skier Lindsey Vonn - were treated to traditional African song and dance during the change of ends. Stan Wawrinka (left) and Roger Federer pose at the net ahead of their charity match in Zurich Wawrinka (second left) and Federer (centre) pose with some of the performers on Sunday
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Roger Federer beat Stan Wawrinka 7-6, 6-4 in The Match for Africa 2
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The charity match in Zurich raised £850,000 for education projects
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American skier Lindsey Vonn was among the sell-out crowd of 11,000 | 11,505 | record_train |
‘@placeholder was a caring, thoughtful and witty young man, who never thought twice about helping others. | By Jill Reilly For Mailonline Three men suspected of murdering two British medical students in Malaysia appeared in court today. Neil Dalton, 23, and Aidan Brunger, 22, who were stabbed to death on August 6 in Borneo during a night out before they returned to England. Today fishmonger Zulkipli Abdullah, 24, mechanic Yeo Kia Sing, 29, and unemployed Remy Bin Marjuki, 19, appeared in court. A fourth suspect, Abdul Aziz Bin Karim, is expected in court tomorrow as he was remanded by police a day later than the others. The four men face the death penalty after 'admitting the crime'.
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Neil Dalton, 23, and Aidan Brunger, 22, who were stabbed to death
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The four men face the death penalty after 'admitting the crime' | 11,506 | record_train |
The king of @placeholder conspiracy films, Oliver Stone's "JFK," has also was re-released on disc. | During the half century since President John F. Kennedy was assassinated, you may have heard about a few conspiracy theories. Decades of investigations, hearings, documents, records, books and interviews have failed to satisfy conspiracy theorists with a definitive answer to The Question: Did Lee Harvey Oswald act alone when he shot the President? At one time or another, doubters of the lone gunman theory "have accused 42 groups, 82 assassins and 214 people of being involved in the assassination," said author Vincent Bugliosi. That's a lot of paranoia. So, when reporters, producers, or amateur historians are looking to check out the latest JFK conspiracy theory, they call Dave Perry. "People think I'm an anti-conspiracy guy," Perry said recently at his Dallas-area home.
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Since 1976, Dave Perry has been researching John F. Kennedy's killing
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Top conspiracy theories include the CIA, the mob and then-Vice President Lyndon Johnson
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Event in Pittsburgh drew Oliver Stone and hundreds of conspiracy theorists
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Perry can't debunk a CIA conspiracy theory; many CIA JFK documents still classified | 11,507 | record_train |
@placeholder, at far right, is now the race's front runner. | By Daily Mail Reporter and Ap Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:01 EST, 14 August 2013 | UPDATED: 02:17 EST, 14 August 2013 Anthony Weiner took a hands on approach at Tuesday's heated New York City mayoral debate and detailed exactly how he'll help get a grip on the city's issues, both big and small. Weiner used his opening remarks in the televised debate to again apologize for the sexting scandal that knocked him from his perch atop the Democratic pecking order in the New York City race. ‘I have made mistakes,’ he said, often adding hand gestures for emphasis. ‘They have embarrassed myself and hurt my family.’
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The latest polls put Weiner at fourth in the Democratic pecking order
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City Council Speaker Christine Quinn and new poll leader Bill de Blasio did their best to cut the former congressman down to size | 11,508 | record_train |
'everything we have in our armoury' to squeeze @placeholder out of existence. | British hostage David Haines was kidnapped by 'professional' ISIS gunmen in a 'pre-planned' ambush that took just seconds, a witness today revealed British hostage David Haines was kidnapped by 'professional' ISIS gunmen on an isolated road in northern Syria in an attack that took just seconds, an eyewitness today revealed. A Syrian translator, who worked for the same charity as Mr Haines, said they were driving back to Turkey via Aleppo as part of a four-strong group when the militants struck. Travelling in two cars, the masked gunmen ambushed their vehicle, before ordering them to 'get out' and restraining Mr Haines and their Italian colleague Federico Motka.
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David Haines, 44, was seized by militants as he travelled to refugee camp
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Masked gunmen ambushed group's car, before ordering them to 'get out'
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They threw Mr Haines and Italian colleague into boot of their own vehicle
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Witness said: 'They were wearing black masks and were so professional'
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Added that the militants appeared to have known Westerners were in car
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Comes as David Cameron is preparing to brief relatives on details of case
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Prime Minister has refused to pay ransom as it 'funds further terrorism'
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Mr Haines, who has been threatened with beheading, has two daughters | 11,509 | record_train |
So did @placeholder, I must add, who challenged libertarian orthodoxy with his appeal for a 'compassionate conservatism.'" | (CNN) -- To get a sense of how Ron Paul is tying the GOP establishment in knots, look no further than Sen. Jim DeMint, the powerful Republican from the site of the next major primary, South Carolina. Until November 2010, DeMint had a clear claim on being the most influential, populist-flavored fiscal conservative in the Senate. Then a wave of Tea Party freshmen helped bring a Republican majority to the House of Representative and a new breed of politician to the Senate -- one best exemplified by Kentucky's Rand Paul, whose post-campaign memoir was titled The Tea Party Goes to Washington.
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Matt Welch: GOPers sidling up to Ron Paul after years of shunning libertarianism
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He says Bush's policies drove libertarians from the Republican party
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He says Romney may get GOP nod, but Paul votes are way up from 2008
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Welch: Like it or not, GOP may have to accommodate Paul | 11,510 | record_train |
There was no need to check @placeholder's background because he was a licensed, successful doctor who was known to Jackson, Putnam said. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- AEG LIve's lawyer asked a jury to find Michael Jackson responsible for his death, not the concert promoter. Attorney Marvin Putnam spent four hours Wednesday deliver his closing arguments in the trial of the wrongful death lawsuit brought by Jackson's mother and three children. "Plaintiffs want you to hold a concert promoter liable for Michael Jackson's overdose in his bedroom at night, behind locked doors on June 25, 2009," Putnam told jurors. "An overdose of the drug administered to Mr. Jackson by his longtime doctor -- Dr. Murray -- who he'd been seeing for years, a doctor he brought to Los Angeles from Las Vegas."
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NEW: Producers just thought Jackson was tired, afraid and aging, AEG lawyer says
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NEW: Jackson lawyer set for rebuttal Thursday morning
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"The sad truth is Mr. Jackson's death was caused by his choices," says AEG lawyer
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A Jackson lawyer conceded Tuesday the singer may have some fault for his own death | 11,511 | record_train |
@placeholder's 750 pupils aged 3 to 18, was missing for two days before | The head master of one of the most exclusive schools in the U.S. has been arrested on child pornography charges. Christopher Wheeler faces 25 counts of child porn after a search of his Tower Hill school campus home and office in Delaware, and his private plane. The 53-year-old, who is also accused of abusing underage boys, turned himself in on Friday after police asked for the public's help in finding him. Arrested: Tower Hill head teacher Christopher Wheeler is facing charges of child pornography The unmarried head teacher, who adopted a boy from a Russia in the 2000s, had not been heard of since moving out of the school after the October 22 investigation, according to Delaware Online.
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Tower Hill head teacher faces child porn charges
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Indecent images found in Christopher Wheeler's campus home and office
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53-year-old allegedly admitted abusing boy in a letter | 11,512 | record_train |
Even if we'd had one more race after @placeholder four guys could have still won the championship. | (CNN) -- Mark Webber has a maiden Formula One title in his sights to banish memories of an agonizing end to his 2010 campaign. The Australian led the crivers' championship for Red Bull for most of the season only to be pipped at the post by team-mate Sebastian Vettel, who secured the title in the final race at Abu Dhabi. Webber's year was dominated by controversy, as he accused his team of treating him as a "number two driver" and had a high-profile collision with Vettel in the Turkish Grand Prix which cost them both the chance of victory. But despite missing out on the F1 crown, the 34-year-old says he has moved on from the disappointment of his near miss.
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Mark Webber aiming to end his Formula One title drought in the upcoming season
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Red Bull driver finished third in 2010 after leading most of the season
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Webber's teammate Sebastian Vettel won the drivers' championship
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Australian says his relationship with Vettel is 'pretty good' | 11,513 | record_train |
Witnesses claimed the two recording stars started fighting after @placeholder sent | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:14 EST, 15 June 2012 | UPDATED: 20:22 EST, 15 June 2012 Chris Brown has insisted that fellow R&B star Drake was responsible for their vicious fight in a New York nightclub earlier this week. He has apparently told police that he is a 'victim' and that Drake was the one who started the brawl that sent Brown and several others to hospital on Wednesday night. The fight, which apparently stemmed from a row over Brown's ex-girlfriend Rihanna, left an Australian tourist needing 16 stitches after she was caught in the crossfire. Scroll down to see the video of Drake and Brown
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Witnesses claim they heard gunshots during ruckus at Manhattan club
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At least five clubgoers were hospitalised following brawl
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Australian tourist needed 16 stitches after she was hit with a flying bottle
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Eva Longoria's ex-husband Tony Parker 'suffered eye injury'
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Chris Brown says he was victim of a 'brutal attack'
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Drake claims he never threw a bottle or a single punch
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City Council holding emergency meeting about bottles sold in bars in the wake of the fight and the horrific injuries | 11,514 | record_train |
Raley said @placeholder had a blood alcohol level of 0.28 - more than three times the legal limit for driving - but that King was not driving and was no danger to anyone. | A former West Point cadet has lost a multimillion-dollar lawsuit against members of R&B singer Patti LaBelle's entourage whom he accused of beating him as he waited for a ride outside a Houston airport terminal. In his lawsuit, Richard King alleged he was attacked without provocation by LaBelle's bodyguard and two others while waiting outside Bush Intercontinental Airport in 2011. King had just arrived in Houston, his hometown, while on spring break from West Point. After five days of testimony and 10 hours of deliberation, a federal jury in Houston on Tuesday night absolved Zuri Edwards, LaBelle's manager and son; Efrem Holmes, her bodyguard; and Norma Harris, her hairdresser.
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The legendary diva had been dropped from the suit over the 2011 Houston airport altercation
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Labelle's son Zuri Edwards and bodyguard Efrem Holmes were named in the suit filed by ex-West Point cadet Richard King
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Surveillance footage showed the incident - with Labelle posing for a photo with an officer beside its bloody aftermath
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King claimed he had to withdraw from West Point after he smashed his head into a pillar during the incident - but a jury wasn't convinced | 11,515 | record_train |
@placeholder, whom he married at the end of 2011 after just months of dating, | By Louise Boyle On-again off-again couple Johnny Weir and husband Victor Voronov have called off their reconciliation one day after saying they were getting back together. The former Olympic figure skater and his estranged husband announced they were remaining apart just hours after deciding to give things another ago. The couple's decision comes just one day after Weir had fired back at Voronov's demands for a public apology with a bizarre and explicit post-nuptial agreement. It's over...again: Victor Voronov and Johnny Weir (pictured at NY Fashion Week in 2012) have called off their reconciliation today just hours after the estranged couple said they were getting back together
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The former skater and his estranged husband Victor Voronov decided to remain apart just hours after deciding to give things another ago
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Voronov complained 'Weir's mother treats him like a second-class citizen'
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Weir had issued a post-nup agreement with a list of extramarital no-no's like sexting, oral sex, mutual masturbation and social media hookups
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Weir and Voronov's highly public break-up first turned ugly in February | 11,516 | record_train |
Morning workout: Bodybuilder @placeholder, 77, gets pumped up before he competes | They might be old enough to be your grandpa and grandma, collect their pensions and have long sinced retired, but these men and women are also building their bodies in the most remarkable ways. Among the 300 well-built seniors at a Florida fitness competition, (the biggest in the country) are 75-year-old Carl Cone, 77-year-old Jim Shaffer and 57-year-old Jamie Marcus, the Sun Sentinel reports. They've been pumping iron and now look better than most in their swimsuits, as they flex their muscles onstage, at this point in their life than most of us could ever dream of. Golden girls: Bodybuilders take part in the Fifty and over competition at the 2013 NPC Southern States Championships at War Memorial Auditorium in Ft.Lauderdale.
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South Florida retirees want to keep fit and stay in shape in their golden years
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Three years ago, over-30 category was added, then over 40s last year
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This year,over-50s category allow virtually anyone to enter and strut their stuff | 11,517 | record_train |
The @placeholder is calling for the route to be changed so it does not get in the way of canals and, where it crosses them, for viaducts to be designed so they fit in with the local scenery.’ | By Sanchez Manning Britain's canal network is at risk of being ravaged by the Government’s controversial High Speed 2 rail line, campaigners warned yesterday. The Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) says the tranquillity of some of Britain’s most idyllic waterways – and canal boat holidays enjoyed by thousands of people each year – will be destroyed by train noise and ugly concrete viaducts built as part of the project. The group has identified more than a dozen historic canals threatened by the building of the HS2 rail line from London to Birmingham and the proposed extension to Leeds and Manchester.
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HS2 is set to travel through several major British towns, such as Oxford
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The scheme has sparked fears for ancient waterways in British countryside
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Trains are incredibly noisy, sparking fears for canal wildlife | 11,518 | record_train |
Cramphorn, who along with Patel comes from @placeholder, also carried a shopping bag and walking stick in an attempt to steal the money. | By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 05:48 EST, 12 March 2014 | UPDATED: 06:33 EST, 12 March 2014 This is the bizarre moment a carer tried to disguise herself as an 81-year-old Alzheimer’s sufferer in a bid to steal £22,000 from a pensioner’s bank account. Linda Cramphorn, 47, of Whetstone, Leicestershire, wore a curly brown wig, glasses and a green hat and jacket as she walked into a Halifax branch. She managed to withdraw £400 last June while pretending to be her elderly victim - but aroused suspicions in the staff when she asked for a £22,000 banker’s draft.
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Linda Cramphorn wears curly brown wig, glasses and green hat and jacket
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Managed to withdraw £400 last June while pretending to be elderly victim
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But aroused suspicions in staff when asking for a £22,000 banker's draft
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Police then apprehended Cramphorn, 47, and her partner Sanjay Patel, 43
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Both defendants jailed for 16 months at Leicester Crown Court yesterday | 11,519 | record_train |
In a book published last year, Sir Roy wrote: 'The Laskett Gardens are unashamedly nostalgic and romantic and they are emphatically the creation of a marriage of equals...I know of no other @placeholder garden that resonates so forcefully with the lives of its two makers' | They have become one of Britain's best loved gardens, complete with fountains, a Christmas orchard and an array of topiary. But now, the Laskett Gardens in Much Birch, Herefordshire, will be destroyed after the National Trust said it would not preserve them because they were not important enough. Sir Roy Strong, a former director of the National Portrait Gallery and the Victoria and Albert Museum, was so upset by the decision he decided he will not keep the garden open. Scroll down for video Sir Roy Strong (pictured) created Laskett Gardens with his wife and hoped to leave them to the National Trust but it said they were not important or historical enough to preserve
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National Trust said the Laskett Gardens failed to 'reach the high rung of historic and national importance'
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Sir Roy Strong, who created the gardens with his wife, now plans to have the gardens 'destroyed' when he dies
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The gardens in Much Birch, Herefordshire, are the largest to be created in England since 1945
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They have been open to the public for two days a week since 2010 and visits are over-subscribed
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But the Trust said they cannot preserve the gardens because they were 'against strict acquisition criteria' | 11,520 | record_train |
Masses: Thousands of tourists travel to @placeholder every June to watch the event and to cheer on the brave cullatori | By John Hall Every year in the town of Nola, near Naples in southern Italy, hundreds of devout men willingly deform their bodies in the name of their religion. The annual Festa dei Gigli, or Festival of Lilies, attracts thousands of visitors - many of whom come purely to watch local men carry eight 82 foot structures weighing 2,000lbs around the town. The massive effort leaves them the men with horrific calluses on their shoulders - but far from hiding them away, the men show off their injuries as a symbol of their sacrifice and religious devotion. Scroll down for video
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Festival of Lilies sees men carry huge wooden structures on their shoulders
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Children and musicians climb on top of platforms, making them even heavier
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Giant calluses on men's shoulders are displayed to show religious devotion
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Event takes place every June in town of Nola, near Naples in southern Italy
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120 locals take part in the annual parade, which is dedicated to a local saint
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This year the Festival of Lilies was granted UNESCO protection status | 11,521 | record_train |
"The comparison he had in mind: The guy who wrote the package wasn't @placeholder; it was a bunch of white economic advisers, and he [Delonas] wasn't thinking about Obama." | (CNN) -- Racist, unfunny, hilarious, confusing, lame. A New York Post cartoon has sparked a debate over race and cartooning this week. Reactions are as varied as they are strong to Tuesday's New York Post cartoon that depicted the police shooting of a chimpanzee. Two police officers, one with a smoking gun, are near the chimp's bullet-pierced body. "They'll have to find someone else to write the next stimulus bill," one officer says. The Post's Sean Delonas used a typical editorial cartoon trope of linking two current news stories: the shooting of a chimp after it mauled a Connecticut woman and President Obama's signing of the stimulus bill.
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NEW: Post apologizes, but also defends its cartoon
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Some say cartoon is racist, others say it's misunderstood
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On 1-10 "danger scale" for cartoons, Dilbert creator calls cartoon a 9
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Post editor defends cartoon, calls the Rev. Al Sharpton an "opportunist" | 11,522 | record_train |
Coalition trainers did not keep centralized records of the equipment they issued to Iraqi police and troops before December 2005, and the coalition "has not consistently collected supporting documents that confirm when the equipment was received, the quantities of equipment delivered, or the @placeholder units receiving the equipment." | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Nearly 200,000 U.S.-supplied rifles and pistols meant for Iraqi security forces are unaccounted for in Iraq, according to a report to Congress. Loose record-keeping caused the Pentagon and the U.S. command in Iraq to lose track of about 110,000 AK-47 rifles and 80,000 pistols provided to the new Iraqi national police and army, the Government Accountability Office told Congress. The investigative arm of Congress, the GAO also found that 250,000 pieces of body armor and helmets can't be accounted for. The report also says a review of the 2007 property books shows continuing problems with missing and incomplete records.
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Pentagon: not aware of reports of insurgents with U.S.-issued weapons
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U.S. lost track of 110,000 AK-47 rifles, 80,000 pistols for Iraqi security forces
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Training command blames lack of staff for weapons problem
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Defense Department agrees to revise oversight procedures | 11,523 | record_train |
He says he remembers very little about the journey but recalls his family's excitement at the prospect of being reunited with his father, a construction worker who had been working in @placeholder illegally for several months. | By Annabel Fenwick Elliott Hugo Carrasco has lived in the U.S. since he was ten years old, having entered illegally with his family, and is now married to an American with whom he has two children. Still, he lives in fear of being deported to his native Mexico at any given time, having already suffered one close shave which nearly tore his family apart, an experience he writes about for Salon.com. In 2011, Mr Carrasco was arrested and charged with identity theft - having 'made up' a social security number in order to gain employment - and spent 90 days in county jail while his wife was pregnant with their first child.
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Hugo Carrasco was born in Chihuahua, known as Mexico's 'murder capital'
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He was smuggled into Arizona by his parents as a child
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As an adult, he 'made up' a social security number so that he could work
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Convicted of 'identity theft' in 2011, he spent 90 days in prison and fears he could still be deported | 11,524 | record_train |
"And it's clear that such behavior will not distract international attention on @placeholder's, Syrian government's condemnable behavior on its own citizens." | Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel and the United States on Monday blamed Syria for violent protests on the country's border with the occupied Golan Heights. The demonstrations were a provocation designed to draw international attention away from harsh reprisals against protesters in Hama and other Syrian cities, the countries said. Israeli officials said 10 people died Sunday when fire bombs thrown by protesters detonated landmines, said Lt. Col. Avital Leibovich, an Israeli military spokeswoman. Syrian state media reported 23 protesters were killed when Israeli soldiers opened fire on demonstrators. "There is an attempt here to incite the international community and to draw attention away from the harsh events" in Hama, Syria, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said at the Knesset, Israel's parliament.
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NEW: Israel, United States call the fatal protests a provocation
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NEW: Israel PM: Sunday protests were an effort to distract from harsh Syrian crackdown
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Israeli officials say 10 protesters died when fire bombs they threw set off landmines
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The protests came on the anniversary of the 1967 Middle East War | 11,525 | record_train |
So to do what is best for @placeholder, I will step down this week." | (CNN) -- Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords announced she will resign from Congress this week -- but not before finishing her "Congress On Your Corner" event that was interrupted by the shooting rampage that left six people dead and Giffords with a gunshot wound to her head. At the private gathering Monday, Giffords will meet with some of the people who were at the event last year, including some who aided injured people and some who subdued the gunman, according to a statement from her office. "A lot has happened over the past year. We cannot change that," Giffords, 41, says in a video on her website, speaking in a halting manner. She said she will resign to continue her recuperation from the brain injury she suffered when she was shot on January 8, 2011.
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Giffords will finish the "Congress on Your Corner" event she started before she was shot
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Giffords announces she will resign in a video on her website
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She was shot in the head on January 8, 2011, in a rampage that left 6 dead
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Gov. Brewer says she expects the general election for Giffords' seat will be in June | 11,526 | record_train |
While aware of the need to creating a functioning business with @placeholder, Miyazaki remains protective of his films -- "all my films are all my children" -- especially when shown to international audiences. | (CNN) -- Hayao Miyazaki is regarded by many as the world's greatest living animator and an icon of Japanese popular culture. In 2002, his work burst onto international screens with the ghostly animation "Spirited Away." It smashed box office records in Japan and earned him an Oscar for Best Animated Feature. Setting up Studio Ghibli in 1985, the 70-year-old has made 18 animated features that fuse wild fantasy with more serious issues including environmentalism and feminism. Miyazaki's 2008 film "Ponyo" featured a catastrophic tsunami, but the animator insists that including disasters in his films only makes him a realist able to highlight the fragility of life rather than a prophetic, doom-monger.
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Hayao Mizayaki created Studio Ghibli with business partner in 1985
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Director and animator created international hits like "Ponyo" and "Spirited Away"
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Miyazaki is one of the last of his kind, relying almost totally on drawing by hand | 11,527 | record_train |
The @placeholder spill comes weeks after a chemical spill in West Virginia left 300,000 people unable to use their water supply for days. | The coal ash poured out of a broken pipe into the Dan River, turning water into dark muck. It took nearly a week to stem the spill, which sent millions of gallons of sludge from a retired power plant into a river that supplies drinking water to communities in North Carolina and neighboring Virginia. Workers stopped the spill by plugging the broken pipe with concrete this weekend. Now government scientists and the United States' largest electric utility face a daunting task: cleaning it up. Tests since the spill have turned up higher levels of harmful chemicals such as arsenic in the river. But so far, officials say tap water is safe to drink.
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A broken stormwater pipe sent millions of gallons of sludge into the Dan River
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Duke Energy and regulators are coming up with a cleanup plan
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‘But when our sun has a burst, it sends a shock wave outward that reaches @placeholder about a year later. | By Jonathan O'Callaghan In September 2013 Nasa announced they were pretty sure that Voyager 1, the most distant man-made spacecraft from Earth, had passed into interstellar space. And now that finding has been confirmed, thanks to a ‘tsunami wave’ of radiation from the sun. The wave vibrated particles in the spacecraft’s vicinity and allowed scientists to calculate that the probe was in a different region of the universe to our own solar system. Nasa has confirmed that Voyager 1, illustrated here, has successfully entered interstellar space. Data from the spacecraft in September 2013 suggested that it had done so almost a year earlier in August 2012 but the finding has only just been confirmed thanks to an ejection from the sun
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Nasa researchers in California say Voyager 1 is in interstellar space
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They confirmed the finding from last year using a wave of solar radiation
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The spacecraft is currently over 19 billion kilometres from Earth
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Under his leadership, @placeholder attained respectable economic growth rates and established a generally favorable investment climate. | (CNN) -- About a decade ago, Pervez Musharraf was a powerful president, torn between complicated ties with the United States and rising Islamic militants at home. After four and a half years of self-imposed exile, the former Pakistani president hopes to reassert his power. Musharraf returned to Karachi on Sunday to help his political party gain momentum prior to the May general election. The retired general, who wrested power in a bloodless coup in 1999 and lost it nine years later, acknowledges that happens next is uncertain. "It is risky, certainly," he said. "But when I formed this party, the point was to go back and fight the elections. Why I'm going back is to do something for the country. The cause is much greater than self. Therefore, I'm prepared to take the risks for the sake of my country."
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Musharraf must appear in court
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But he said speaking out on @placeholder is part of Netanyahu's "sacred duty." | (CNN)Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu isn't aiming to disrespect President Obama or muddy the waters of American politics when he speaks before Congress, the country's ambassador said Sunday. "The Prime Minister's visit to Washington is intended for one purpose -- and one purpose only. To speak up while there is still time to speak up. To speak up when there is still time to make a difference," Ambassador Ron Dermer said at an event in Florida days after House Speaker John Boehner announced that Netanyahu would address Congress in March. Netanyahu is expected to lobby Congress to approve tough new sanctions on Iran.
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Ambassador: Netanyahu's March visit "is not intended to show any disrespect for President Obama"
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Netanyahu's goal, he says, is "to speak up when there is still time to make a difference" | 11,531 | record_train |
The scene stands as a breathtaking masterpiece of Hollywood's dream machine, but it pales in comparison with @placeholder, a deadly real-life airline disaster that -- like the movie --- could have been much worse if not for remarkable efforts by heroic crew members. | The pilot turned his airliner upside down. On purpose. And it saved nearly a hundred lives. That's the idea behind one of the most intense movie moments of the holiday season: the core scene of "Flight," starring Denzel Washington as pilot Whip Whitaker. Hollywood sure likes Washington's performance. The role earned him an Oscar nomination Thursday on the heels of a Golden Globe nod in December. The film also received a nod for best original screenplay. Spinning movie sets combine with CGI to make the scene "more than gut-wrenching," wrote CNN's Tom Charity. Hitflix ranks it among the "most harrowing plane crashes ever seen."
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Aviation buffs question authenticity of Denzel Washington movie "Flight"
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Film's pilot consultant: Director Robert Zemeckis claimed artistic license
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United Flight 232 pilot Al Haynes describes losing flight control
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1989 Sioux City, Iowa, disaster among aviation's most remarkable crash landings | 11,532 | record_train |
"This is not to say that China will never cooperate with others in space, but it would prefer to do so from a position of strength once it has developed a more capable and robust space program," says @placeholder's Fravel, who specializes in China's military affairs. | Beijing (CNN) -- China on Thursday launched its first space laboratory module, marking another step upward for its space program. "We must soberly recognize that China's space-station technology is still in its initial stage, compared to those of the U.S. and Russia," said a commentary from the state-run Xinhua News Agency. "But the launch of Tiangong-1 is the beginning of China's efforts to narrow the gap." China-watchers agree. "The test reflects China's technological advances, funded by its rapid economic growth and facilitated by the military's ballistic missile program," says Taylor Fravel, associate professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
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China launches space lab module Tiangong-1, which means "heavenly palace"
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Designed to stay in space for two years, to dock with an unmanned spacecraft in November
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China needs to master docking technique to be able to build its own space station
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China has been pumping enormous sums of money and resources into research | 11,533 | record_train |
Here's where some of the major @placeholder fires stood late Friday, according to the agencies responsible for tracking them. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Firefighters in Southern California seemed Saturday to be winning the fight against the half dozen wildfires still burning. Santa Ana winds diminished significantly Friday, aiding first responders in their progress toward containment of the fires. Winds have shifted across much of Southern California, bringing cooler temperatures and higher humidity. Despite the reduction in winds, most of San Diego County continues to experience hot temperatures which, combined with dry conditions, allowed for at least one new wildfire to ignite. According to Cal Fire, a new 30-acre blaze began burning Saturday in Sycamore Canyon, inland from San Diego.
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NEW: Diminishing Santa Ana winds aid firefighters
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Charge of arson is filed against one man for a small fire in Oceanside
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A 19-year-old man and a 17-year-old juvenile, both of Escondido, are arrested in fire probe | 11,534 | record_train |
However, an accomplice in the basement handed @placeholder a .22-caliber gun instead as he was being led in by guards. | Salt Lake City, Utah (CNN) -- By all accounts, Michael Burdell was a gentle soul with a soft spot for people in need. A Vietnam veteran, he was issued a weapon but refused to carry it, serving as a technician on communications equipment, his fiancée, Donna Nu, said in court documents. The two had known each other for six years. Had Burdell, a 36-year-old attorney, not died on April 2, 1985, shot to death by Ronnie Lee Gardner during Gardner's escape attempt at a Salt Lake City courthouse, they would have been married. But Nu, along with Burdell's friend, Ron Temu, and his 86-year-old father, Joseph Burdell, are now arguing on Gardner's behalf.
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Attorney Michael Burdell was shot to death at a Utah courthouse in 1985
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Burdell would have opposed the death penalty for his killer, friends and family say
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Ronnie Lee Gardner, in court for a hearing in a murder case, was trying to escape
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Gardner is scheduled to die by firing squad on June 18 | 11,535 | record_train |
"Although Tiger realizes that there is a great deal of public curiosity, it has been conveyed to @placeholder that he simply has nothing more to add and wishes to protect the privacy of his family." | Orlando, Florida (CNN) -- Golfer Tiger Woods will be issued a careless driving citation for the crash outside his home last week, but he will not face criminal charges, the Florida Highway Patrol said Tuesday. Woods, 33, struck a fire hydrant and a tree with his 2009 Cadillac SUV in his luxury neighborhood near Windermere, Florida, early Friday, police said. Upon conviction of careless driving, a moving violation, Woods faces a $164 fine and four points on his license, Maj. Cindy Williams of the Florida Highway Patrol said. "Mr. Woods' status in no way impacted our investigation or conclusion," Williams said. "The investigation has determined that Mr. Woods is at fault in the crash."
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NEW: Tiger Woods faces $164 fine, four points on his license, Florida Highway Patrol says
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NEW: No criminal charges for pro golfer; no evidence of abuse, spokeswoman says
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Woods skipping golf tournament this week, blames injuries from car crash
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Woods hit a fire hydrant near his home in his SUV early Friday, police say | 11,536 | record_train |
They finally enacted a peace agreement to unite north and south @placeholder, and the UN went to Sudan especially to monitor that agreement. | Editor's note: The staff at CNN.com has recently been intrigued by the journalism of VICE, an independent media company and website based in Brooklyn, New York. VBS.TV is Vice's broadband television network. The reports, which are produced solely by VICE, reflect a transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique reporting approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. Brooklyn, New York (VBS.TV) -- Before I went to Sudan, I didn't know much about the conflict in Darfur beyond everyone saying, "It's the worst genocide of our time" and watching footage on CNN of the Janjaweed militia wiping out whole villages. Really, we only decided to go there because one of our favorite photographers had been chatting with an old friend of his who is now a UN press officer in Khartoum. She offered to pull some strings and get us visas and organize flights around the country, so we said, "F*** it" and got on a plane.
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VBS goes to Sudan on a quest to learn the motivation behind the Darfur conflict
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Research just before the trip opened reporter Shane Smith's eyes to scale of devastation
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Smith: "From the minute we got off the plane to the minute we flew out again, I was s***-scared." | 11,537 | record_train |
She described @placeholder as happy and talkative - and a daddy's girl. | By Rachel Quigley PUBLISHED: 17:27 EST, 4 May 2012 | UPDATED: 20:37 EST, 4 May 2012 A 31-year-old man faces capital murder and molestation charges after he allegedly stabbed his nine-year-old stepdaughter to death to cover up months of sexual abuse. Prosecutors claim Jacinto Zuniga Trujillo, from Long Beach, Los Angeles, stabbed the girl as he feared she would reveal he had been sexually abusing her since November. The body of the girl - identified in court papers as Xiomara Fernandez - was found in the parking lot of Los Altos United Methodist Church on Saturday at about 11 a.m., according to the LA Times.
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Body of Xiomara Fernandez found by passerby in church parking lot
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Stepfather Jacinto Trujillo found nearby with self-inflicted stab wounds
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Trujillo 'feared Xiomara would reveal six months of sexual abuse'
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He 'scrawled words in blood on a container next to her body' | 11,538 | record_train |
The news has sparked health fears because drugs such as @placeholder are usually unsuitable for men with angina or very high blood pressure - and could trigger a heart attack | A herbal energy drink designed to give men a boost in the bedroom has been banned - because it also contained an erectile dysfunction drug. MosKa is marketed around its natural 'performance enhancing' ingredients such as Red and Siberian Ginseng. But its manufacturer has now discovered the drink also contained 'an underclared ingredient' - Vardenafil, or Levitra. MosKa is marketed around its natural 'performance enhancing' ingredients such as Red and Siberian Ginseng. But its manufacturer has now discovered the drink also contained an erectile dysfunction drug As a result, some men drinking the beverage, called MosKa, were experiencing prolonged erections.
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MosKa is marketed as 'natural' libido booster with ingredients like Ginseng
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There were also accusations that the Queen remained in @placeholder for too long, and did not return quickly enough to London, where thousands had gathered in united grief over the Diana's death. | When Princess Diana's death was announced nearly 20 years ago, a tidal wave of emotion swept over Britain with an intensity that took many aback. Mourners arrived in London in their thousands, leaving a mountain of floral tributes at the gates of the Royal Palaces and openly weeping in a rare collective moment of national grieving. But as crowds thronged the Mall, threatening to storm the palace if the Queen failed to fly the flag at half-mast, little has ever really been known about what was going on behind the closed castle doors of Balmoral, the royal estate in Scotland where the Queen shut herself away with her two grandsons as the hysteria around them intensified.
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'Historically significant' letter by Prince Philip sold at auction for £2,500
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Note sent to his niece Princess Margarita of Baden in wake of Diana's death
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It was written on Balmoral Castle paper and signed 'With much love Philip'
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Spoke of his sadness at hysteria surrounding Princess Diana's 1997 death
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Then, as now, @placeholder say the economy is the most important problem facing the country. | (CNN) -- You got to give the people, now Give the people what they want -- The O'Jays Now that Republicans have control of both houses of Congress, they are going to have to do better -- and do right by all Americans, not just their fringe conservative base. In the first days of the newly minted 112th Congress, after the 2010 midterms gave Republicans control of the House of Representatives, the American people were clamoring for action on jobs and the economy. What did the new Republican House give them? One of the first laws introduced was the No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act. Whereas existing federal law already limited the use of government funds to pay for abortion, there were exceptions for incest and rape. The No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion Act attempted to narrow the definition of rape to only involving force.
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Sally Kohn: Now that the GOP has control of Congress, it needs to do a better job
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Kohn: Republicans must go beyond their fringe conservative base and ideologies
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Crumbling infrastructure, immigration, good wages are issues that matter, she says
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Kohn: GOP should stop shutting down the government and show it's up to task at hand | 11,541 | record_train |
Hayne had just completed his best season, lifting the @placeholder from the wooden spooners in 2013 to just outside the top eight. | Rugby league superstar Jarryd Hayne broke down in tears as he revealed he has quit the NRL to pursue a career playing American football. The dual Dally M winner said this morning that playing in the NFL had long been a dream of his - and now is the time to make it a reality. 'At my age, this is my one and only chance at having a crack at playing there,' he said. Scroll down for video Big moment: Hayne dabs his eyes with a handkerchief as he announces his decision to pursue his dream of playing American football
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The 'Hayne Plane' sensationally announces he is headed overseas
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Parramatta Eels superstar has quit the NRL to play American football
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'It's always been a dream of mine to play in the NFL'
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He has not signed a contract yet
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Described it as the 'hardest decision' he has ever made | 11,542 | record_train |
The @placeholder event announcement suggests there may be three devices introduced. | (CNN) -- Samsung on Monday announced a "premiere" event set for next month in London, along with a set of cryptic images suggesting new devices for its Galaxy and Windows-based lines. The event is set for Thursday, June 20, at the Earls Court exhibition center in London. The announcement specifically mentions the Korean electronics maker's Galaxy and ATIV lines. Galaxy is the company's trademark line of Android-based mobile products -- chief among them the Galaxy S4 smartphone, which has emerged as the chief rival to Apple's iPhone. It also includes the Galaxy Tab tablets and the Galaxy Note phone. ATIV is the company's lesser-known Windows line. The line includes tablets and laptops, but with a focus on mobile, the event could include the launch of a new smartphone running Microsoft's operating system.
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Samsung announces "premiere" event for June 20 in London
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Company's Galaxy and ATIV lines are the topic
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Leaks suggest a smaller Galaxy S4 smartphone may be coming | 11,543 | record_train |
Dental care costs up to 10 percent of health budgets in @placeholder countries and cause significant problems in the developing world. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 20:17 EST, 5 March 2014 | UPDATED: 20:18 EST, 5 March 2014 Drinking just one can of Coke a day could be bad for you, the World Health Organization said as it urged Americans to lower their daily amount of sugar. Under draft guidelines published on Wednesday, the health agency suggested sugar should make up just 5 percent of the total calories needed for a day - half of what it had previously suggested. The guideline means just one Coke, or six Oreo cookies, would be considered an excessive amount of sugar.
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Guidelines recommend only 25 grams a day - 10 grams less than amount found in sodas
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Rise in obesity and cavities has fueled fears of Western health crisis | 11,544 | record_train |
Bachmann is eager to note that she was the only @placeholder woman to run for president in 2012, and says sexism is still very prevalent in politics. | Statuary Hall inside the Capitol is the storied site of many key moments in U.S. history -- from heated debates about slavery to inaugural lunches with presidents. But Statuary Hall has almost surely never hosted a departing lawmaker rapping for national TV -- that is until Michele Bachmann gave us her now famous rendition of the hip-hop song "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore. "I look incredible. I wear your granddad's clothes. I got twenty dollars in my pocket, and I'm going to the thrift shop down the road," Bachmann, rapped, moving her body to the beat for effect. It is hard to believe this is the same Bachmann who sprung onto the political scene shaking her fist in the air on the Capitol steps, rallying tea party protesters against President Barack Obama's policies.
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Rep. Michele Bachmann is retiring after eight years in Congress
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Heated: Grainy cell phone footage shows Ed Dahlberg, pictured, become incited by Salim's @placeholder background | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:06 EST, 2 May 2013 | UPDATED: 13:07 EST, 2 May 2013 A cab driving Iraq war veteran and Army reservist says a customer beat and injured him for his Muslim beliefs and caught the fight leading up to the attack on video. ‘I love this country,’ Salim told the Washington Post. ‘I didn’t deserve this.’ Salim, who is a sergeant in the Army Reserves and did a tour of duty in Iraq said he had a bad feeling about the passenger he picked up in the early morning hours April 26 at the Fairfax Country Club in the tony suburbs of Washington, DC.
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Mohamed A. Salim, 39, caught the conversation that he says lead to the Northern Virginia assault on video
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The Somalia-born Army reservist and Iraq veteran says customer Ed Dahlberg beat and threatened to kill him for being Muslim | 11,546 | record_train |
taste the food, and only after all 15 of us had tried it was it driven to the headquarters by the @placeholder,' Mrs Woelk said. | Taster: Margot Woelk had to taste Adolf Hitler's food before he ate it to ensure it was not poisoned This is the woman tasked with tasting Adolf Hitler's meals to ensure the Fuhrer's food was not poisoned. For more than two years Margot Woelk risked her life by sampling food prepared for Hitler at his Eastern front HQ dubbed the Wolf's Lair. The now 95-year-old was picked up by the SS in 1942 after being evacuated from Berlin to the East Prussian village of Gross Partsch - in modern-day Poland - where she was set to work tasting fresh produce to be served up to the paranoid Nazi leader.
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Margot Woelk was forced to risk her life tasting food made for Nazi leader
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Now 95-year-old has revealed fear she felt performing bizarre role in WWII
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Mrs Woelk was one of 15 women tasked with sampling Hitler's meals | 11,547 | record_train |
Kecil was born on January 11 at Toledo Zoo in @placeholder to mother Yasmin. | Looking at these pictures it is difficult how imagine how anyone could fail to love Kecil the orangutan, but he had a troubled start to life after both his mother and surrogate mother rejected him. However the seven-month-old ape is now doing well having found love at the third time of asking after being given to Maggie, a 53-year-old Bornean orangutan housed at Brookfield Zoo, Chicago. Despite her advanced age, Maggie has proved the perfect parent, having taken care of a surrogate baby once before until 2002. Scroll down for video Kecil, a seven-month-old baby orangutan, was abandoned by his mother Yasmin after a difficult birth, and rejected by surrogate mother MJ before being sent to Chicago's Brookfield Zoo
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Kecil the orangutan was born at Ohio's Toledo Zoo on January 11
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Mother Yasmin showed no interest in caring for him after difficult labour
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Was moved to Milwakee County Zoo but surrogate MJ also rejected him
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Finally given over to 53-year-old Maggie at Brookfield Zoo, Chicago
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Plans to cut social welfare benefits reinforce growing perceptions that @placeholder is welfare for the wealthy and that labor market deregulation will lead to a hollowing out of the middle class. | (CNN) -- The political gridlock that has impeded progress on Japan's myriad policy challenges may be broken at long last. With their thumping victory in the Upper House of Japan's parliament -- known as the Diet -- the ruling coalition, led by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), now effectively controls the country's legislative body. But now there are no excuses; power brings responsibility and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has to deliver on all the promises and pledges that have piled up over the past several months. Abe is credited with helping the Japanese economy regain its mojo after two decades of stagnation, but it's not time for any "mission accomplished" complacency. So-called "Abenomics" involves three policy "arrows" -- extreme monetary easing, massive fiscal stimulus and sweeping structural reforms. The first two arrows represent the low-hanging fruit because quantitative flooding and ratcheting up public works spending face no organized opposition. Igniting the stock market, however, is the easy part and remains a fragile success; when Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke mentioned "tapering" global markets, including Japan's Nikkei, swooned.
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Shinzo Abe's recovery strategy aims to reflate the economy and boost consumption
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In strident remarks, Mr Cameron’s official spokesman insisted @placeholder would not be bullied by Cina. | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 09:06 EST, 7 May 2013 | UPDATED: 09:54 EST, 7 May 2013 Prime Minister David Cameron, pictured today, has rejected suggestions from Beijing that he should not meet the Dalai Lama David Cameron has warned China it cannot use its economic might to dictate which leaders and countries Britain can deal with. The Prime Minister plans to visit China before the end of this year, despite a growing diplomatic row over his talks 12 months ago with the Dalai Lama. Downing Street sought to play down fears the dispute with Beijing could cost Britain billions in lost investment.
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Prime Minister refuses to bow to Beijing demands for apology
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Downing Street says UK ministers can meet whoever they like
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An @placeholder investigation into the football program in 2010 expanded into a probe of how the nation's first public university provides academic help to athletes. | An awful 146-word term paper littered with grammatical errors that is barely even readable has become a potent visual symbol of the University of North Carolina's fake classes scandal. The one-paragraph essay on civil rights icon Rosa Parks earned an A- and was exposed by former UNC professor Mary Willingham, who spent 10 years teaching UNC's athletes before she turned whistleblower on alleged classroom corruption. The shocking essay came to light during an ESPN documentary timed to coincide with the March Madness basketball competition. It contains allegations that UNC athletes in danger of failing were encouraged to sign up for fake tutor groups designed to let students pass.
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A terrible 146-word term paper on Rosa Parks that received an A from University of North Carolina is released
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Whistleblower Mary Willingham claims that it is just one example of academic fraud at the institution
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Willingham alleges athletes were guided towards fake classes and gifted grades to comply with NCAA guidlines
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UNC denies academic fraud is widespread and claims that only one professor - who has been suspended - was responsible | 11,551 | record_train |
@placeholder's audit showed that income had been overstated by $47 million and expenses understated by $61 million. | (CNN) -- Barcelona's money problems are worse than expected, according to the Spanish champions' financial vice-president Javier Faus. A new audit by accounting firm Deloitte revealed that the Catalan giants actually made a loss of €77.1 million ($100 million) for the 2009-10 season, Faus said in a statement on the Barca website on Tuesday. The previous board had announced the club was €11 million ($14 million) in profit up to the end of last month, when president Joan Laporta stood down to be replaced by Sandro Rosell. "The accounts submitted on June 30 do not reflect the true picture of the club," Faus said.
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Spanish champions Barcvelona lost $100 million last season according to new audit
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Financial vice-president Javier Faus says previous accounts did not show true picture
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and suggested he had spent 'a day with @placeholder'. | ISIS sympathisers took to Twitter today to share a photograph of a balaclava-clad, left-handed militant they claimed to be a new image of the terror group's executioner in chief, Jihadi John. Brandishing the same style of combat knife used by the British militant during the sickening filmed murders of three American nationals, two British aid workers and 22 Syrian soldiers, the alleged terrorist bears a striking resemblance to Jihadi John. This is despite the fact his face is largely covered by a similar style of black balaclava worn by the famously left-handed killer in the five chilling ISIS murder videos in which has appeared.
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Warped ISIS sympathisers claim new image shows their hero Jihadi John
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Man in image bears striking resemblance to famously left-handed militant
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‘The first sack I made,’ @placeholder said, ‘all the parents in the stands thought it was one of their boys...but they looked at the roster and saw it was me and I got amazing whoops and hollers.’ | By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 15:58 EST, 24 June 2013 | UPDATED: 17:39 EST, 24 June 2013 A girl who was a starting player for her school football team in sixth grade has been told she won’t be allowed to try out again next year because the boys on the team will lust after her. Maddy Paige, 12, was the starting defensive end for her Locust Grove, Georgia middle school’s team last season and even made four sacks. But school officials recently told her parents that she won’t be allowed to play on the team next year. Maddy’s mother Cassy Blythe is now livid with Strong Rock Christian School and is trying to get administrators to reconsider.
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used or threatened violence against @placeholder or anybody in my life. | By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 12:17 EST, 10 October 2012 | UPDATED: 13:14 EST, 10 October 2012 The angry father of Justin Lee Collins' ex-girlfriend said he hoped the disgraced comedian would be 'scrubbing toilets' following his conviction for harrassing her. Just 24 hours after a jury convicted the long-haired, bearded performer of harassing recovering alcoholic Anna Larke, her father Jerry joined domestic violence charities in claiming the sentence was 'not hard enough'. Speaking to the Evening Standard, he added: 'I would like to see him scrubbing toilets for the abuse he did to my daughter.' Fury: The angry father of Anna Larke, left, the ex-girlfriend of Justin Lee Collins, right, said he hoped the disgraced comedian would be 'scrubbing toilets' following his conviction for harrassing her
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Jerry Larke joined domestic violence charities in claiming the sentence handed to the long-haired comedian was 'not hard enough'
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The former star of Channel 4’s Friday Night Project was ordered to carry out 140 hours unpaid work as part of an 18-month community order | 11,555 | record_train |
On his way to Mongolia, @placeholder traveled on Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. | (CNN) -- New Zealanders Danica and Paul Weeks are no strangers to disaster. The couple's eldest son, Lincoln, was born in the midst of an earthquake in Christchurch in 2010. Just over three years later, in December 2013, they were in a car accident after moving to Australia. So when Paul left for a mining job in Mongolia earlier this month, the couple took precautions, Danica says. Paul couldn't wear his wedding ring on the mine site so he left it, and his watch, at home with instructions to pass them on to his two sons, "should anything happen" to him.
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Upadhyaya and Gundev had been due to fly from @placeholder to London on Sunday but failed to arrive at the airport. | Two British researchers detained in Qatar while looking into the poor treatment of migrant workers as the Gulf state prepares to host the 2022 World Cup have been released. Researcher Krishna Upadhyaya, 52, and photographer Ghimire Gundev, 36, from London, went missing in the Qatari capital of Doha on August 31 as they were preparing to leave the country. Qatari authorities confirmed on Saturday that the pair were arrested for unspecified violations of Qatari law. Krishna Upadhyaya (left) and Ghimire Gundev (right) have been released after they were detained in Qatar while looking into the poor treatment of migrant workers as the Gulf state prepares to host the 2022 World Cup
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Perhaps the app appeals to @placeholder because it also has a clean-cut, polite image. | By Catherine Townsend PUBLISHED: 12:44 EST, 2 April 2013 | UPDATED: 13:35 EST, 2 April 2013 Spreading the word: The popular hook-up app Tinder has gained a huge following among young Mormons in recent months Tinder, the hook-up app, has gained a huge following among college students since its launch last fall. Now it's finding a more unlikely audience: Mormons. According to The Universe, Brigham Young University's student newspaper, the free iPhone app is spreading through the college like wildfire. Some have labeled Tinder the 'female Grindr' because it works in a similar way as the gay dating app. So why is it so popular among an ultra-religious student body where more than 20per cent of the student body is married by graduation?
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Free iPhone app Tinder is spreading like wildfire through Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, where 55per cent of the student body is married by graduation | 11,558 | record_train |
"In @placeholder, 36 bodies were recovered, making it the worst hit," the official said. | Kano, Nigeria (CNN) -- A series of Boko Haram raids on four villages in northeast Nigeria's Borno state has killed more than 50 people and destroyed more than 300 structures, including five churches, a government official said. On Sunday, gunmen on motorcycles stormed the Christian villages of Kwada, Ngurojina, Karagau and Kautikari near Chibok, the scene of the April 14 abduction of more than 200 schoolgirls, opening fire on residents and hurling explosives into homes and churches. Kwada was the worst affected. There, the attackers razed the village and its five churches during the attacks, which lasted five hours. "We lost 54 people in the Sunday attacks on the four villages carried out by Boko Haram insurgents, who also destroyed over 300 homes," a senior Borno state government official said.
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The raids target four villages in Borno state
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Boko Haram Islamists are suspected in the attacks on predominantly Christian areas
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More than 300 structures, including five churches, have been destroyed | 11,559 | record_train |
@placeholder in Vienna was a relaxed affair - which they largely spent apart. | They met in the departure lounge - then went around the world together. It was a trip-of-a-lifetime that sparked global attention after Jordan Axani, 28, offered to take any Canadian girl called Elizabeth Gallagher on his Christmas vacation. He booked the trip with his ex-girlfriend - Elizabeth Gallagher - and was determined not to waste her non-transferable ticket when they broke up. Now, after three weeks and eight countries, he and Elizabeth 'Quinn' Gallagher, 23, have returned. But no, they say, there was no romance. 'We're like siblings! ': Jordan Axani, 28, (right) took Elizabeth 'Quinn' Gallgher, 23, (left) around the world with his ex-girlfriend's non-transferable ticket. The pair, pictured in Bangkok, said the trip lived up to their expectations
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Jordan Axani booked once-in-a-lifetime Christmas trip with girlfriend Elizabeth Gallagher last year, but they broke up
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The 28-year-old Toronto resident started an online campaign last month to find someone also called Elizabeth Gallagher to take tickets in her name
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A 23-year-old student named Elizabeth Quinn Gallagher agreed and jetted off with Axani on December 21, 2014
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However, she says the trip was strictly platonic since she already has a boyfriend
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They went to New York, Vienna, Hong Kong, Bangkok, New Delhi, Khao Lak, Venice, Milan, and Prague in three weeks over Christmas | 11,560 | record_train |
England's pool match against @placeholder has proved almost as popular with 500,000 applications | Nearly a million tickets were sold last month for the World Cup and the phenomenal demand means England fans face disappointing news when ballot results are revealed on Friday. Despite high ticket prices, the hosts’ Pool A match against Australia at Twickenham drew 650,000 applications during the general sale period. Given that only around a quarter of the stadium’s 82,000 seats were available, approximately three per cent of applicants will be successful. Public appetite to watch England means the encounter with Wales is also massively over-subscribed, as is the tournament final next October 31, which attracted 500,000 applications. Other games which generated greatest demand are holders New Zealand against Argentina at Wembley on the opening weekend, Australia v Wales and both semi-finals.
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There has been phenomenal demand for tickets for next year's World Cup and the ballot results will be revealed on Friday
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England's matches against Australia and Wales have been particularly over-subscribed
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The level of interest shows the great appetite for rugby in the UK
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Sam Burgess will make his long-awaited arrival at Bath next week
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Australia appointing Michael Cheika as head coach is a massive risk
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It's disappointing that Christian Wade is considered too lightweight to make England squad for autumn internationals
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Former All Blacks coach Laurie Mains says Sonny Bill Williams is 'a mercenary' but 'a terribly gifted sportsman' | 11,561 | record_train |
As a plane approaches @placeholder, a pilot would see the airport's multiple runways, a field of aircraft and a multitude of activities. | (CNN) -- The world's busiest airport is not in New York or London, but Atlanta. Whatever way it is measured -- passenger traffic or airplane movements -- Atlanta's international airport tops the ranking. More than 95 million passengers passed through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in 2012, according to Airports Council International's latest report that was released last year. The airport also boasts the highest number of takeoffs and landings, with 930,000 flight movements in 2012. With such sheer volume, navigating an aircraft there can be a great challenge. Tom Staigle, chief pilot of Delta, whose main main hub is at Atlanta, compares the airport to "a congested freeway."
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Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the world's busiest airport
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More than 95 million passengers passed through the Atlanta airport in 2012
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It handled 930,000 flight movements in the same year | 11,562 | record_train |
This tactic was not invented by @placeholder; it left a fetid track in the history of European empire-building, ethnic cleansing and warfare. | (CNN) -- The spectacle of Russia swallowing pieces of a neighboring country while claiming to defend its people would make George Orwell grimace with recognition. This weekend's charade, a "referendum" in which we're told more than 96% voted to join Russia, fits perfectly with the Orwellian narrative. In this twilight zone of make-believe, Russian troops invade after removing the insignias from their uniforms and Putin explains, "You can go to a store and buy a uniform," claiming they are local "self-defense forces." Maybe Crimean shops also sell machine guns and armored personnel carriers. In this world of double-speak and misinformation, Moscow is manipulating the message, intimidating, twisting facts and lying -- the more absurd the propaganda the better.
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Frida Ghitis: Putin's talk of "democracy" is double-speak and unfounded lies
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Ghitis: The 96% vote to join Russia is far from an accurate reflection of the popular will
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Ghitis: Putin's warnings about threats to ethic Russians hint at an expanded invasion
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She says U.S., Europe must unite to convince Putin the costs of invasion are dear | 11,563 | record_train |
In daily demonstrations, thousands of protesters had denounced corruption in the @placeholder government and had urged that he step down. | Tunis, Tunisia (CNN) -- Army tanks and armored personnel carriers patrolled the streets of Tunis Saturday, a day after the prime minister announced that he is the interim president -- the latest development in a story of unrest and public outrage in a tiny but significant corner of the Arab world. Prime Minister Mohamed Ghannouchi announced Friday on Tunisian state TV that he has taken over the responsibilities of President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali -- who ruled the nation since 1987 and fled in a plane Friday with his relatives. He left a country reeling. Before he stepped down, Ben Ali had dissolved the government and declared a state of emergency. Under the emergency declaration, people are not allowed on the street between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m. Groups of three or more people are subject to arrest and, if they try to flee, can be fired on.
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NEW: Ghannouchi calls Ben Ali's return "impossible"
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NEW: Army appears to be wielding the most power
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Military manning checkpoints in the streets of the Tunisian capital
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Ben Ali welcomed in Jeddah by the king of Saudi Arabia | 11,564 | record_train |
A CNN Fact Check found that the senator's claim about the murders in @placeholder cannot be proven, but he did have police statistics to back up his claims of the city's high number of kidnappings, although its exact standing in the world is not clear. | (CNN) -- High levels of illegal immigration and crimes committed by unauthorized immigrants are among the key rationales cited by some supporters of a tough new immigration law in Arizona. "Border violence and crime due to illegal immigration are critically important issues to the people of our state," Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said at the signing of the controversial bill, SB 1070. "There is no higher priority than protecting the citizens of Arizona. We cannot sacrifice our safety to the murderous greed of the drug cartels. We cannot stand idly by as drop houses, kidnappings and violence compromise our quality of life."
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FBI statistics: Violent crimes reported declined by nearly 1,500 over four years
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Reported property crimes also fell, by about 8,000, between 2005 and 2008
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CNN Fact Check: Kidnapping is up in Phoenix, but murderers' status can't be proven
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Arizona immigration trends murky, largely due to declining border apprehensions | 11,565 | record_train |
@placeholder’s ‘latest babe’ according to one close friend of Zimmerman's | By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 14:23 EST, 19 November 2013 | UPDATED: 04:14 EST, 20 November 2013 In trouble: George Zimmerman was granted bail on Tuesday following his Monday arrest from a domestic dispute George Zimmerman has been released from jail after posting $9,000 bail - but not before his wife Shellie served him with divorce papers while he was behind bars. Zimmerman, who was arrested Monday after his girlfriend Samantha Scheibe called 911 saying that he threatened her with a double-barrel shotgun, has been dodging his estranged wife's attempts to legally notify him that she wants a divorce. Until Zimmerman got the divorce papers, a judge refused to proceed with the divorce case.
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Zimmerman arrested on Monday afternoon following a domestic disturbance call in Florida
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His attorney that represented him during the Trayvon Martin murder trial will not be working for him again, and now has public defenders
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Judge ordered a $9,000 bail bond and his trial begins on January 7
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Shellie Zimmmerman had been trying to divorce her husband since September, but could not find him to serve him with the papers | 11,566 | record_train |
The fee covers the right to use @placeholder's furniture designs and its trademark. | The online auction site eBay shaved almost £50million from its corporation tax bill in Britain by legally channelling payments through Luxembourg and Switzerland, it has emerged. The U.S. firm paid just a little over £1million in tax in Britain - despite generating sales of almost £800million in this country. Meanwhile Swedish furniture firm Ikea cut its UK tax bill by half by siphoning off profits overseas in the form of royalty payments to a sister company, it has been found. Headquarters: eBAY has said its European arm complies fully with all applicable tax laws and regimes The news comes after it emerged coffee giant Starbucks has paid no tax in the UK in the past three years.
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eBay generates sales of more than £800million a year in Britain - but paid only a little over £1million in corporation tax in the country
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The online auction firm legally channels payments through Luxembourg and Switzerland to avoid paying nearly £50m in tax in Britain
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Furniture firm Ikea has cut its UK corporation tax bill by half thanks to elaborate - and legal - accounting methods
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News comes after it emerged coffee giant Starbucks has paid no tax in the UK in the past three years | 11,567 | record_train |
While @placeholder is a nice luxury it is a bit like laying a new floor when the roof is leaking. | The transfer window has finally shut after a summer of spending and a typically manic deadline day. Plenty of clubs will be happy with their dealings, while others will rue the ones who got away as £850million was splurged. Here, Sportsmail charts the winners and losers from the summer window... Spend, spend, spend: Premier League clubs splashed out more than £850m in the transfer window Winners Chelsea: Probably the biggest winners overall, buying well in the positions they needed to. Chelsea had a clear plan of the flow of players in and out of Stamford Bridge and struck early meaning Jose Mourinho could spend transfer deadline day relatively stress free. New additions Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas have made superb starts already.
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Chelsea were biggest winners after signing Diego Costa
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Manchester City keeping their stars means they're in good shape
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Mario Balotelli is a potentially inspiring signing
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Manchester United should have signed a defender, not Radamel Falcao
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Lack of investment has left Newcastle short
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Premier League clubs spent £850m in the transfer window | 11,568 | record_train |
‘No holding of hands or @placeholder kisses; under the mistletoe, despite amorous wishes,’ goes a festive nugget. | Britons heading to Dubai for some Christmas sunshine have been warned to avoid holding hands, kissing or being drunk on the street. A campaign by British Embassy staff in the United Arab Emirates this week is a play on the Twas the Night Before Christmas poem, and includes travel advice to help keep Britons out of trouble. The rhyme - meant for visitors to the Emirates, an oil-rich seven-state federation of former British protectorates - highlights potential cultural pitfalls through the eyes of fictional traveller Stu Nicholas. Scroll down for video Warnings: A campaign by British Embassy staff is a play on the Twas the Night Before Christmas poem
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Campaign by embassy staff is a play on Twas the Night Before Christmas
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Rhyme highlights potential pitfalls through the eyes of a fictional traveller
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Foreigners in Dubai occasionally run afoul of area's strict decency laws | 11,569 | record_train |
Bell leaves the field after @placeholder's impressive victory over India in which he hit an unbeaten 88 | There has been no bigger beneficiary from Alastair Cook’s demise as England one-day captain than Ian Bell who has stepped up from the Sri Lankan sidelines to become a thoroughly modern World Cup opener in a couple of easy strides. Bell’s participation in the biggest tournament in one-day cricket was in doubt when he was left out after two matches of England’s tour of Sri Lanka but the late switch away from Cook gave him a lifeline he has gratefully seized. Now after following up his 187 in a warm-up match in Canberra with a dreamy unbeaten 88 against India he can reflect on a dramatic switch in one-day fortunes that sees him with one final chance of making a World Cup impact.
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Ian Bell has seized his chance after Alastair Cook was axed as captain
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Bell hit 187 in a warm-up match in Canberra and 88 against India
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He will now have one final shot at World Cup glory with England | 11,570 | record_train |
2 for eight years, struggled to overcome "@placeholder fatigue" in his 2000 presidential campaign that fell just short. | Very few confidants and former aides were frenzied when Hillary Clinton came under fire for questions about her age, health and wealth. Their view, for the most part, was Clinton is obviously healthy - look at the schedule she keeps - and wealth won't be a problem because they can be countered by her proposed policies and actions to help the middle class and poor. "They (Republicans) are just throwing stuff against the wall to see what will stick," said a Clinton friend and former aide. "This will not stick. This is not the way to attack her." However, some Clinton associates -- all of whom requested anonymity to speak candidly -- have quietly expressed concern that one of the most effective critiques could be that her presidency, should she run and be elected, would be nothing more than President Barack Obama's third term.
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Some former Hillary Clinton aides are concerned tying her to Barack Obama will be effective
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"That is the way to go after her is four more years of the same old thing," said one friend
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Others say "It is a valid question," but that Republicans have bigger problems than Clinton
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Outside the school, scores of @placeholder men gathered from surrounding neighborhoods, demanding justice for the attack. | JERUSALEM (CNN) -- The U.N. Security Council failed to reach a consensus when it met to consider condemning an attack that killed eight people at a prominent Jewish seminary as an act of terrorism. Ambulance workers put one of the casualties from the seminary attack into an ambulance. The council said Libya -- a new, nonpermanent member -- blocked the statement on Thursday night. Ibrahim Dabbashi, Libya's deputy ambassador to the United Nations, said the attack on the school was no different than Israeli military offensives against militants in Gaza. But Dan Gillerman, Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, said he saw no connection between Thursday's shooting and Israel's operations in Gaza.
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Off-duty Israel Defense Forces officer fatally shot attacker
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Gunman went into Jewish seminary in Jerusalem with little apparent notice
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Police spokesman: "There was no alert or warning about this attack"
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Birk, however, does not plan to abandon his personal @placeholder project. | (CNN) -- Of all things, it was surfing that first led Sandow Birk to Islam. Illustration of Sura (chapter) 57 of the Quran is described by Sandow Birk as a triptych. The southern California artist rode the waves in Indonesia, India and Morocco, and on dry land, his curiosity piqued about the religion practiced there. He visited mosques and eventually, acquired a translated copy of the Quran, Islam's holy book. Then came the chilling attacks of September 11, 2001, and Birk realized that Americans knew very little about the teachings of the Quran. He embarked on a project to paint all 114 suras (chapters) -- but in a way that no one had done before.
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Surfing waves in Indonesia, India, Morocco inspired Sandow Birk's interest in Islam
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9/11 attacks led Birk to realize Americans knew very little about the Quran
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He embarked on a project to paint all 114 suras (chapters)
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So far, he has completed 60 chapters of "American Quran" | 11,573 | record_train |
Weight-related diabetes claims the most @placeholder lives each year, with nearly one of every six Mexican adults suffering from the disease. | America is no longer that world’s fattest major country on Earth. According to a United Nations report, Mexico are the new kings of the calories. The report blames Mexicans' expanding waistlines on a combination of rising incomes and rampant consumption. Vitamin T: Mexicans joke that their Vitamin T food, their tacos, tostadas and tamales, do them good... but they are laden with calories and hard to burn when leading a sedentary lifestyle With almost 50 percent of Mexico’s population considered poor, it is the malnourished that are becoming obese. Diabetes and cardiovascular illnesses are on the increase, plus sizes clothing fills the racks in stores and Mexicans keep eating.
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Almost 33 percent of Mexicans are now obese and 70 percent overweight
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The poor and young are worst affected, often both malnourished and fat
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Mexican food is traditionally high in calories, fatty and fried
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U.S. restaurant chains opening up in the country aren't helping the problem
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Growth in waistlines is due to increases in income and urban lifestyles | 11,574 | record_train |
It appears as though @placeholder walked into the path of the moving SUV. | A man was brutally attacked by the family members of a pedestrian he hit and killed with his SUV in Lakewood, New Jersey and a witness managed to capture footage of the incident with a cell-phone camera. Juan Gregoria-Chacon, 26, was driving his SUV without a license on August 9 when he hit and killed Chandra Martin, 41, who appeared to have been crossing the street on Ocean Avenue. NBC reports that Martin suffered head trauma and later died at the hospital. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Caught on camera: Relatives of Chadra Martin started beating the driver who killed her, Juan Gregoria-Chacon, as he got out of the car to check on her
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Juan Gregoria-Chacon, 26, was driving his SUV without a license on August 9 when he hit and killed Chandra Martin, 41
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Chacon was beaten by family members of Martin after he got out of his vehicle to check on her
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Chacon has been charged with causing a death while driving without a license
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Anthony Campbell who lived with Martin was later arrested for aggravated assault in connection to the brutal attack against Chacon | 11,575 | record_train |
'I am still keeping a bullet that I failed to fire at a trench in the 1950s because the @placeholder imperialists and their stooges signed an armistice agreement,' he apparently said. | North Korea has issued yet another set of apocalyptic threats as the rogue state refuses to back down in the face of war games between the U.S. and South Korea. An official newspaper has quoted a war veteran vowing to 'rain bullets on the enemy' while leader Kim Jong Un urged his troops to 'cut their windpipes'. The 20-something leader has been seen looking increasingly warlike in recent pictures posing next to tanks and guns, prompting speculation he is trying to project a 'hard man' image to shore up his authority ahead of a possible new offensive. Speech: The dictatorial leader told troops to 'cut the windpipes' of their enemies
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Official media publish aggressive threat against South Korea and the West
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Army has declared it will no longer observe ceasefire dating to Korean War
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Moves come after U.S. and South Korea launch military drills | 11,576 | record_train |
Wenger was going weak at the knees about his attacking options after they hit three past @placeholder on Sunday. | By Sam Cunningham Follow @@samcunningham Arsenal swept aside Barclays Premier League holders Manchester City in the Community Shield to send a warning to their title rivals that they mean business this season. The Gunners were top for almost the entire first half of the last campaign but eventually finished well off the pace. Here,Sportsmail brings you five reason why they can go all the way this year. SUPER SANCHEZ Arsenal's new £30million man Alexis Sanchez is the latest gem, full of class and elegance and technique to match, at Arsene Wenger's disposal. He may have played only 45 minutes against City, but the plucky Chilean showed glimpses of what Arsenal fans can expect from him this season.
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Arsenal comfortably beat title holders Manchester City 3-0 in the Community Shield at Wembley on Sunday
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Summer signing Alexis Sanchez looks set to shine for the Gunners
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Mesut Ozil will return from his World Cup victory with a point to prove
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Aaron Ramsey believes his side are ready to perform against the Premier League's best teams
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Youngster Calum Chambers has the potential to star in defence | 11,577 | record_train |
4 CAPITAL ONE CUP: @placeholder - It looks like | PUBLISHED: 17:45 EST, 3 January 2014 | UPDATED: 18:01 EST, 3 January 2014 Third-round weekend. Just saying those words takes me back to childhood and triggers the excitement I had for the FA Cup. What a competition it used to be. From the start of the season to the beginning of December, I would regularly think about which team Everton would get drawn against on the first Saturday in January. The excitement and anticipation was massive because everyone was dreaming about Wembley. I still remember the buzz of the build-up to the third round, taking in all the unusual stories in the papers, on the radio and TV about little-known players who had dreams of becoming household names. Third-round day itself was mixed with nerves and excitement. If I wasn't at the game, I'd be sat in front of the TV, glued to Grandstand.
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Replays are a waste of time and put an unnecessary strain on the players
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Semi-final clashes must be played at a neutral venue with Wembley saved for the showpiece
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The Champions League, Premier League and League Cup have evolved over the last 20 years - the FA Cup hasn't
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Joe Hart has proved he is a class act for Manchester City and England | 11,578 | record_train |
Patients were forced to flee an isolation ward in @placeholder yesterday after an armed attack on an isolation ward. | A New Mexico woman is being tested for Ebola after returning from Sierra Leone with symptoms similar to those displayed by victims of the virus. However, health officials say that the 30-year-old teacher is unlikely to have the untreatable disease. Although she has a fever, muscle aches, headaches and a sore throat, the woman has had no known exposure to the virus, which can only be passed on through bodily fluids, and not through the air or water. Scroll down for video University of New Mexico Hospital, where the 30-year-old teacher is being tested for Ebola She is being tested by the Department of Health and the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at the University of New Mexico Hospital 'out of an abundance of caution', health officials say.
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Health officials say it is unlikely the woman has the untreatable virus
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Only two Americans confirmed with the disease showing signs of recovery
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Nancy Writebol and Dr Kent Brantley undergoing experimental treatment
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Par are in Emory University Hospital, Atlanta after returning from Liberia | 11,579 | record_train |
The @placeholder projects the Island's public debt will reach 100% of gross domestic product in 2020. | (CNN) -- Eurozone finance ministers Saturday granted a $13 billion bailout package to Cyprus as it grapples with a bloated financial sector that is threatening the region's economy. The Mediterranean Island's banking system has become "fragile" because of "its very large size relative to the country's GDP" and must be downsized, the Eurogroup said in a statement announcing the 10 billion euro bailout. Cyprus has a population of just over 1 million people, according to the World Bank, and has a reputation as a haven for offshore banking. At least 35 banks from around the world have branches there, according to the Central Bank of Cyprus.
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Eurozone, IMF officials agree to Cyprus bail out
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The small island's financial sector brought down the economy
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Money laundering must stop; the banking system must be privatized and downsized
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At least 35 banks from around the world have branches there | 11,580 | record_train |
McCartney also added that she had to apologise to her parents who live on the @placeholder. | The model who stripped naked at the AFL grand final has revealed her parents were not impressed and says she will write a formal apology to league officials. Heather McCartney has blamed the free alcohol bar for her raunchy antics that shocked fans following Hawthorn's big win over the Sydney Swans on Saturday. The 26-year-old Scottish model told Seven News: 'We were just playing around and everyone was betting silly things so I decided to bet, if Hawthorn win, then I'll get naked.' After receiving complaints, police arrived to arrest the Gold Coast woman but she lashed out, kicking, punching and biting the officers as they tried to handcuff her.
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Heather McCartney was arrested after she stripped naked at the AFL grand final on Saturday
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The 26-year-old Gold Coast model has revealed her parents were not impressed with her raunchy antics
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McCartney said she will deliver the handwritten letters of apology to the league officials on Friday
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She realised it was a big mistake after she woke up on the floor of a police cell
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Melbourne Cricket Ground and the AFL have launched an investigation
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McCartney fronted court on Sunday after she was arrested by police at the game and was fined $300
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Photos of the woman cavorting naked have gone viral on social media | 11,581 | record_train |
@placeholder has a built-in GPS sensor that tracks the child’s location. | By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 07:40 EST, 3 December 2013 | UPDATED: 07:41 EST, 3 December 2013 Forget apps that track your child’s location, the FiLIP smartwatch not only lets you keep tabs on where they go, it also doubles up as a phone and panic alarm. Parents can set SafeZones and be alerted when a child leaves these designated areas and locations can be tracked via the FiLIP smartphone app. Up to five phone numbers can be programmed into the device and if the red panic button on the side of the watch is pressed, it automatically calls all the numbers in turn to alert them that their child may be in danger.
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The FiLIP watch doubles as a phone for children to make and receive calls
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Built-in GPS and Wi-Fi helps parents track children using the FiLIP app
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Notifications are sent if a child leaves a ‘safe zone’ plus a panic button can be used by the child to send an alert
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The watch’s screen shows the time as well as texts messages
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It costs $199.99 in the U.S. Other regions have not yet been announced | 11,582 | record_train |
@placeholder reached out to five experts for opinion and analysis. | (CNN) -- It all happened so fast. In January, less than a month after fruit vendor Mohammed Bouazizi lit himself on fire, nationwide protests in Tunisia forced out President Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali. One month later, Egypt experienced its own revolution, and unrest spread across the region to other countries such as Bahrain, Jordan, Syria and Yemen. But in the last couple of months, it seems, the rate of change has slowed. A stalemate has developed in Libya's civil war. Government leaders aren't budging in Bahrain or Syria, and Yemen's future is still up in the air. So what happens next? Is more change on the way, or have we already seen the peak of what some call the "Arab Spring"?
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Even if more change is slow to come, "the tide of history has turned," one expert says | 11,583 | record_train |
Facilities in @placeholder were at or near capacity for the immigrants because of a "record increase in underage migrants," which led to the transfer of hundreds to Arizona, a spokesman said. | More than 100 undocumented children without families were expected to arrive in Arizona from south Texas on Sunday as part of a federal transport of underage immigrants to the state by the Department of Homeland Security, a spokesman said. Last week, nearly 1,000 "unaccompanied alien children" had already arrived in Tucson and Phoenix from places like McAllen and El Paso, Texas, as part of a resettlement process of the minors, most of whom come from Central America, to their native countries. Unlike a Mexican immigrant who arrives to the United States, a Central American immigrant cannot be processed as quickly because of proximity to their native country. Homeland Security is prohibited from immediately deporting the children if they are not from Canada or Mexico, causing the backlog of immigrants in U.S. detention centers.
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The number of undocumented children has spiked, straining Texas centers
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Homeland Security has transferred nearly 1,000 youngsters to Arizona facilities
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Better weather, worsening economies in Central America may be factors
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Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer objects to earlier family group transfers to her state | 11,584 | record_train |
The floods shut down parts of interstates 24, 40 and 65 around @placeholder on Saturday and Sunday. | (CNN) -- Some of the worst flooding the mid-South has seen in decades is thought to be responsible for at least 11 deaths in Tennessee, the Nashville and state emergency management offices said Sunday. Five of the deaths were in Davidson County, which encompasses Nashville, according to the Nashville mayor's Office of Emergency Management. The rains have closed interstate highways, displaced thousands from their homes, prompted evacuations of hotels and nursing homes and turned city streets and parking lots into raging rivers. Parts of the state have been drenched with up to 20 inches of rain, with more expected. iReport: Experiencing the Tennessee floods? Send photos, video
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Flood emergency issued Sunday for central Kentucky and south central Indiana | 11,585 | record_train |
The suspicion is that the selectors are hoping that he fails and they will be able to plan for a future without Clarke and under a captain in @placeholder in a rich vein of form. | Australia may be heading into the World Cup as firm favourites but underneath the tranquil surface trouble is brewing. Michael Clarke, Australia’s injured captain, is said to be at war with selectors, while his team-mates are believed to want golden boy Steve Smith to be their captain in all forms of the game. All the mutterings of discontent surrounding the World Cup hosts’ captaincy were thrown into the open on Tuesday by a report in the Sydney Morning Herald. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Steve Smith adamant Michael Clarke remains Australia captain The injured Michael Clarke is said to be at war with the selectors and has lost support of the dressing room
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Michael Clarke is currently out injured with back and hamstring problems
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Australia's captain is said to have fallen out with the selectors
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Clarke was supposed to be dropped before the death of Phillip Hughes
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Some of Australia's players want Steve Smith to be the new captain
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Clarke has to prove his fitness by February 21 or will miss the World Cup | 11,586 | record_train |
The memories of last season were revisited, with the championship banner unveiled celebrating @placeholder's first title. | By Associated Press Before the defending Super Bowl champions Seahawks took on the Green Bay Packers, another Seattle favorite played. The NFL got veteran grunge band Soundgarden and hit-maker Pharell to join the league's season opener festivities with a free concert at the parking lot of Century Link field. The concert was open to all fans, even if they were not attending Thursday's game. The concert was part a day of festivities in downtown Seattle. Fans started tailgating first thing in the morning and the stadium was full well before kickoff. During the game, Russell Wilson made sure everyone knew Percy Harvin was healthy. Marshawn Lynch bullied his way to another 100-yard rushing performance.
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The Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks beat the Green Bay Packers 36-16 at Century Link Field on Thursday
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Before the game, Soundgarden and Pharrell performed with a free concert at the stadium's parking lot
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Ariana Grande also took the stage, performing the national anthem before kickoff | 11,587 | record_train |
Engaged: Boxer @placeholder (left) is engaged to his partner, José Manuel, after proposing on Facebook | The first openly-gay boxer, Puerto Rican featherweight Orlando Cruz, is engaged after proposing to his boyfriend in an emotional video posted to Facebook. The 32-year-old sportsman, who came out last year, addressed his long-term boyfriend José Manuel in the film posted on his profile on Wednesday. 'Through the ups and downs we've had, you've always been there for [me],' he said in Spanish. 'I want to tell you that you are a very special person in my life. 'I am a little nervous, but I want to tell you and share with your friends and my friends if you want to marry me? I want to share my life with you and want to be with you always, and support you 100 per cent, and you support me 100 per cent. I like you a lot, I love you and I look forward to your answer.'
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Puerto Rican featherweight, 32, asked his long-term boyfriend Jose Manuel to marry him in a video - and Manuel accepted in his own short film
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Cruz came out as gay last year - making him the first boxer to do so | 11,588 | record_train |
The fight over @placeholder's seat could be just the opening act to perhaps two more high court vacancies under Obama. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A process that started months ago among White House lawyers to compile a list of possible Supreme Court picks has accelerated with word Justice David Souter plans to step down from the bench in June. Ruth Bader Ginsburg is the only female high court justice. Women likely will be high on the Souter successor list. The nominee would give President Obama an immediate opportunity to place his stamp on the nation's highest court, and perhaps to begin cementing his legacy with a lifetime appointment to that bench. Obama on Friday said he will seek "somebody with a sharp, independent mind and a record of excellence and integrity."
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President Obama has chance to place his stamp on the Supreme Court
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Sources: Women candidates to be at or near the top of the list
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Republicans hint at confirmation confrontation if they are ignored
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Seven of the nine high court members were named by GOP presidents | 11,589 | record_train |
Relic: A @placeholder, Florida restoration group tracked down Goering's | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:15 EST, 12 August 2013 | UPDATED: 14:41 EST, 12 August 2013 The Mercedes Benz belonging to notorious Nazi leader Herman Goering sat for over half a century in a North Carolina garage and is now finally being restored. The car was seized by Allied authorities on the final day of World War II in May 1945 and shipped to the United States. Since then, the Mercedes 540K Cabriolet B, custom built for Hitler’s designated successor, was largely left to waste away until High Velocity Classics of Pompano Beach, Florida, stepped in to preserve the classic piece of history.
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Hermann Goering had Mercedes Benz 540K Cabriolet B custom built in 1940
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The car was seized by American authorities on the final day of World War II
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The car sat in North Carolina until it was rediscovered by a Florida classic car restoration group | 11,590 | record_train |
'@placeholder pygmys are small and don’t hibernate because Africa is warm and they don’t have the body fat to survive.' | By Emily Davies PUBLISHED: 16:12 EST, 11 March 2013 | UPDATED: 16:45 EST, 11 March 2013 A rare albino hedgehog called Extra which was given away by its owner has found a soul mate at his new animal rescue centre. Extra, a rare African Pygmy hedgehog, was no longer wanted but luckily he was taken in by Mistley Place Park animal rescue centre in Essex. But with his pure white spikes and bright red eyes, it was unclear what the centre’s resident black and white African Pygmy, called Elsie, would make of the new arrival. Extra, the rare albino African Pygmy hedgehog, has befriended Elsie, the black and white African Pygmy
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Extra's owners no longer wanted him so he was taken in by animal rescue
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He has paired up with fellow hedgehog Elsie and will be on public display | 11,591 | record_train |
Manager: Carl Frampton's manager ad promoter is Barry McGuigan, who can empathise with @placeholder's past | Unification fights are nothing new in boxing but the divisions Carl Frampton will be fighting to close this Saturday night are more important than titles and belts. The Jackal is not only bidding to become a world champion but to help heal the sectarian rifts which still haunt he city of Belfast. Frampton takes on Kiko Martinez for the IBF super-bantamweight title, while challenging the old prejudices which brought decades of strife to Northern Ireland. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Carl Frampton square up to Kiko Martinez in heated weigh-in Fight: Kiko Martinez will take on Carl Frampton for the IBF super-bantamweight world title
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Carl Frampton facing Kiko Martinez on Saturday
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Barry McGuigan is Frampton's manager and promoter
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Fight is for the IBF super-bantamweight title
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Titanic Quarter of Belfast will host the fight | 11,592 | record_train |
Four more people were wounded in the attack, in what the city's mayor has called the "most tragic day in @placeholder's history." | (CNN) -- A receptionist with a gunshot wound in her stomach played dead under her desk and called 911 on Friday after a shooting massacre in a Binghamton, New York, immigration center. Zhanar Tokhtabayeba, who was taking an English class at the center, says she hid in a closet during the rampage. It is unclear how much time passed from the moment the woman and her colleague were shot until she placed the 911 call, police said. But by the time law enforcement arrived at the American Civic Association, about two minutes after the 10:31 a.m. call to 911, the shootings had ceased and 14 people were dead in the center, including the suspected gunman, law enforcement officials said.
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NEW: Survivor didn't hear screams, just "shooting, silence, shooting, silence"
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NEW: Former co-worker describes shooting suspect as "quiet," not violent
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Law enforcement finds 14 dead in immigration center, 37 survivors
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Shootings occurred at American Civic Association, which helps immigrants, refugees | 11,593 | record_train |
The stock market might regain what it has lost in the past two weeks over "fears of @placeholder recovery." | Dublin, Republic of Ireland (CNN) -- Europe and the International Monetary Fund are in the process of finalizing a rescue package worth up to 100 billion euros to bail out Ireland's banking sector. What are the implications of the bailout for Irish people and the rest of the world? When will we know the full details of the rescue package? Over the next few weeks, the exact size of the bailout will be revealed and include details of when it will take effect, and what changes to Ireland's austerity measures the IMF will insist on in exchange for the facility.
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Europe and IMF discussing 100 billion euro bailout for Ireland's banking sector
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Irish PM announced swingeing four-year austerity plan
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No change to Ireland's low corporation tax of 12.5 percent
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Media express anger of Irish people over mess it is in; government is unpopular | 11,594 | record_train |
‘My children don’t have @placeholder –they have one in Sonny’s name which we use more as a family thing. | By Emma Lowe PUBLISHED: 19:42 EST, 10 February 2014 | UPDATED: 19:48 EST, 10 February 2014 From music video clips on YouTube to album plugs on social networking site Twitter, Sophie Ellis-Bextor is just a click away on the internet. But while she is happy for the public to have access to her on the web, she adopts a different approach when it comes to her children. Yesterday it emerged the 2013 Strictly Come Dancing finalist has banned her children from having mobile phones and imposed strict limits on how much TV and internet use they have to protect them from encountering inappropriate images or information.
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Strictly Come Dancing star limits the time family spend on gadgets
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The has three sons: Sonny, nine, Kit, five, and 22-month-year-old Ray
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Children have one Facebook in Sonny's name which they use as a family
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She made remarks as it is revealed 80% of parents are so concerned about internet security it should be taught in schools | 11,595 | record_train |
But @placeholder, a Northeastern University political scientist, took issue with the notion of race as the critical component of the birther movement. | (CNN) -- Can the "birthers" ever be convinced that Barack Obama was born in America and is eligible to serve as president? Probably not, according to one prominent psychology professor and other political observers. Since Obama launched his bid for the White House, a sizable minority of Americans has expressed strong doubts about whether he was actually born in the United States. Over the past few years, the allegation that he was born overseas -- in Kenya or perhaps Indonesia -- has taken on a life of its own, despite a mountain of evidence to the contrary. A recent CNN/Opinion Research Corp. poll showed that roughly 25% of Americans -- including over four in 10 Republicans -- believe Obama was definitely or probably not born in the United States.
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A significant portion of the electorate continues to believe Obama wasn't born in America
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There is overwhelming evidence that Obama was born in Hawaii in 1961
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Emory's Drew Westen says race is a key factor, and that people often block out facts they dislike
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Northeastern's Bill Mayer notes the long history of conspiracy theories in U.S. politics | 11,596 | record_train |
The land where the body was found is believed to be owned by relatives of @placeholder. | By Louise Boyle Last updated at 10:58 PM on 29th February 2012 A body found in woods today has been identified as firefighter Jerry Perdomo from Florida who went missing on a trip to Maine. The identification was made this afternoon by Dr Margaret Greenwald, Maine's Chief Medical Examiner. The autopsy on Mr Perdomo's body will not begin until at least Friday. The development came after police charged Daniel Porter yesterday with the murder of Mr Perdomo, 31, from Orange City, Florida, who had been missing since February 16. Maine State Police believe that Mr Perdomo, a married father-of-two, was the victim of a drug-related murder.
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Jerry Perdomo drove from Florida to Maine 'to visit friends' and was reported missing by his wife on February 16
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Daniel Porter, 24, charged with murder | 11,597 | record_train |
This treatment will help stimulate @placeholder’s body to recognise and attack the neuroblastoma if it was to return, which is always a worry with this deadly disease, where relapse rates are high. | By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 08:32 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:34 EST, 23 October 2012 A three-year-old boy with cancer is in a race against time to start vital treatment in the U.S. before Christmas. Braiden-Lee Prescott and his family, from Leigh, Greater Manchester, need to raise £250,000 within two months to give the youngster the best chance of survival. He was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma in February and has had radiotherapy, chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant at the Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital. Fighting for survival: Braiden-Lee Prescott was diagnosed with stage 4 neuroblastoma in February
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Braiden-Lee Prescott has had radiotherapy, chemotherapy and a bone marrow transplant
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He needs the boost to his immune system to prevent a relapse - and it must take place within 100 days of his transplant
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The neuroblastoma treatment will improve his chances of beating the disease by 25 per cent
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Anyone wanting to help with the fundraising should visit justgiving.com/braiden-lee or text BRLE99 to 70070 with amount £1 to £10. | 11,598 | record_train |
'Even if @placeholder is pushed back from Iraq, they are still going to exist. | By Tom Mctague, Mail Online Deputy Political Editor Islamic terrorists fighting in Iraq are 'planning to attack us here at home in the United Kingdom', David Cameron said today. The Prime Minister told MPs that the crisis in the Middle East must not be dismissed as 'nothing to do with us'. He said the jihadist insurgents in Iraq, Syria, Somalia and Nigeria would 'come back and hit us at home' if the UK did not help defeat them. David Cameron told MPs during Prime Minister's Questions that the threat posed by ISIS militants was not confined to the Middle East. He said they were planning to turn their fire on Britain
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Prime Minister says insurgents in Iraq planning attacks on the UK
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Tells MPs the jihadists need to be defeated or they will turn on the West
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Comes after former spy chief Baroness Neville-Jones warns of terror threat
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Says Britain exporting more Islamic terrorists than any other EU country
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Claims militants in Iraq and Syria pose gravest threat to Britain today | 11,599 | record_train |
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