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Flintoff is now in @placeholder and his arrival on the show is imminent | Freddie Flintoff has been confirmed as a contestant for the Australian version of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here. While he was renowned in his heyday as a talented all rounder, Flintoff will be forced to take his skills from the pitch to the jungle after the announcement that he is one of two intruders entering I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! He will be joined by 2009 MasterChef Australia winner and chef Julie Goodwin, while Miss Universe Australia 2008 Laura Dundovic is already in the South African jungle. Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff has been announced as new contestant on I'm A Celeb
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Freddie Flintoff will enter jungle as an 'intruder' on Australian game show
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The 37-year-old will join former cricketer Merv Hughes in South Africa
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Flintoff joked that he is scared of the 'biggest animal' Hughes
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Miss Universe Australia 2008 Laura Dundovic also in the jungle | 12,000 | record_train |
But like, he didn't say that,’ Mr Shaftan explained to @placeholder. | By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 11:35 EST, 12 October 2013 | UPDATED: 11:40 EST, 12 October 2013 An aide to the Republican candidate running against Newark, NJ, Mayor Cory Booker for the state’s vacant Senate seat has been fired after a profane rant questioning his rival’s sexuality. Stephen Lonegan aide Rick Shaftan was fired after an explicit tirade to Talking Points Memo about Mr Booker’s unwillingness to ‘take advantage of the perks of office’ during interaction the Newark mayor had with a vegan stripped from Oregon, concluding he tweets like ‘a gay guy.’ Published Friday, the rant came after Mr Shaftan was asked why he felt Mr Lonegan was gaining in the polls against his more well-known rival. The misguided attack also saw the strategist compare Mr Booker to disgraced former senators Larry Craig and Gary Hart.
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Stephen Lonegan aide Rick Shaftan's unhinged rant cost him his job
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The rant was in response to a question asking why Mr Shaftan believed his candidate was gaining ground in the race
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The special election is Wednesday | 12,001 | record_train |
@placeholder, a freshman, said he is working with two others within the international business department to learn better management techniques. | (CNN) -- Desmond Brooks had hoped to major in hospitality and considered attending an out-of-state college. Instead, he's living at home, enrolled at Georgia State University and working full-time for campus security. He abandoned hospitality. Instead he's majoring in business to learn the machinations of the market. This way, he'll be able to help his father run his robot repair business that, like many small businesses, is overcoming a downsize. Chris Singh, a junior majoring in finance and managerial science at GSU, plans to delay graduate school to find work and pay off student loans. In a different economy he'd start grad school right away, he said.
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2010 graduates have more jobs off the bat than 2009 graduates because they accepted more offers
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Business and technical majors fared better in the job market this year
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More graduates planned to work for a non-profit or teach, or attend graduate or professional school in 2010 than 2009
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Career advisor Wayne Wallace tells grads to stay realistic, flexible and optimistic | 12,002 | record_train |
'This is something that no @placeholder has ever done before,' he said. | The notorious Ku Klux Klan have opened the doors to their secretive and hate-filled world as they prepare to train their members in military style combat for the first time. Insistent that a racial civil war inside the United States is imminent, one family belonging to the Loyal White Knights (LWK) allowed cameras to follow them to a secret Klan meeting in Parkersburg, West Virginia. Mum, Amanda, dad, Sam and their two boys, Mike, 14 and Dustin, 11, attended the rally in late April, where members openly spat the 'n-word' and screams of white power could be heard echoing from huts across the remote field.
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Secret Ku Klux Klan rally in West Virginia attracts families with their hate-filled rhetoric
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Racist group wants to train members to use weapons for the first time in its history
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Believes the United States government is going to fail and a civil war will follow
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Trying to attract new members with secret pledges offered to teenagers | 12,003 | record_train |
They visited Asheville at the weekend to attend a wedding of one of Mr @placeholder's college friends. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:10 EST, 14 August 2013 | UPDATED: 17:41 EST, 14 August 2013 Two young teachers married for just three months have died after a driver taking them to the airport after a wedding lost control of the vehicle, sending them crashing into a tree. In a further tragic twist, the newlywed wife, Jamie Soukup Reid, 25, was pregnant with the couple's first child. Ultrasounds were recovered from her purse. She died instantly when the driver of their hired town car, 45-year-old Rodney Koon, lost control of the vehicle in Asheville, North Carolina on Sunday.
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Jamie Soukup Reid, 25, died instantly when the town car crashed on the way to the airport in Asheville, North Carolina on Sunday morning
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Her husband, Will Reid, 26, was pronounced dead in hospital
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Couple married in May and Jamie was pregnant with their first child
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Jamie's father: 'She had the ultrasounds in her purse' | 12,004 | record_train |
He evaded law enforcement for 16 years before he and Greig were arrested in June 2011 in @placeholder. | Calling it "the most extreme case" of harboring a fugitive, prosecutors want the girlfriend of reputed mob boss James "Whitey" Bulger to spend the next decade in prison. Catherine Greig is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District court in Boston. After more than 16 years on the run, she and Bulger were captured in Santa Monica, California, last July. In a detailed memo prepared for the judge, prosecutors describe Greig as a "partner" who helped Bulger avoid capture. "She not only hid his identity, but also hid the fact Bulger had filled their apartment with weapons, enabling Bulger to avoid capture by violence if necessary."
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Catherine Greig was girlfriend of reputed mob boss "Whitey" Bulger
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Greig is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District court in Boston
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Prosecutors are seeking 10 years in prison and a $150,000 fine | 12,005 | record_train |
The program is modeled on a similar one instituted in @placeholder in 2009. | (CNN)Have you ever thrown away a banana peel or dumped expired milk into the garbage? Well, if you do it in Seattle you are in for a fine. Under a new policy, passed 9-0 by the Seattle City Council earlier this week, those who fail to compost "food waste and compostable paper" will be penalized. The new program will come into effect in January 2015 for commercial establishments and residences. It will be enforced by the Seattle Public Utilities commission. Seattle has had a similar rule for noncompostable recyclables for nine years. After receiving two warnings, residents and businesses will be fined $50 for dumpsters and a more modest $1 for waste at single-family homes. Previously, the utilities commission left residents and businesses a note that asked them to compost. If they did not comply, the city refused to collect the garbage.
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Seattle City Council mandates food waste composting
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Residents will be fined $1 for violations
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Critics say program is a waste of money
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San Francisco was the first city to mandate composting | 12,006 | record_train |
@placeholder is seeking unspecified damages, however Thomas will fight the claims in court. | By Joel Christie Pittsburgh Steelers player Cam Thomas is being sued for allegedly giving his ex-girlfriend genital herpes. The 27-year-old lineman has also been accused of lying to the woman, saying the 'puss-filled bumps on his buttocks and inner thigh' were the result of sweat buildup and that the noticeable sores on his penis came from a zipper accident. Thomas - who started 10 games for Pittsburgh last year - has vehemently denied the allegations through his legal team, who say the woman is after money. The lawsuit was filed in San Diego under the name 'Adrienne' and was obtained by TMZ Sports.
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Cam Thomas, 27, is a nose tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers
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Woman claiming to be his ex-girlfriend suing for giving her genital herpes when they dated in 2010
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Claims Thomas said the 'puss-filled bumps on his buttocks and inner thigh' were the result of sweat buildup and a zipper accident
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Thomas' lawyers say the woman is lying and is after money | 12,007 | record_train |
Dress ups: @placeholder's sketches create the folds and movement of a real garment | PUBLISHED: 23:37 EST, 17 November 2013 | UPDATED: 18:11 EST, 18 November 2013 At first glance, photographer Luca Meneghel's series Into the Mirror seems to show a model wearing a series of delicate black and nude gowns, framed artistically by an oval picture frame. On closer inspection, though, the model is actually adorned in gowns that haqve been hand drawn onto the surface of a mirror. The model, Nasty Bugriy, stands perfectly aligned with the drawings, created by Norma Nardi, with simple hair and make-up by Sabin Gutwegner and styling by Erin Fox that allows the drawings to take center stage.
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Italian photographer Luca Meneghel created a series of pictures somewhere between fashion and art
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The model stands in front of a mirror on which elaborate dresses have been drawn | 12,008 | record_train |
Taider made 25 appearances in Serie A for @placeholder last season, but many of those came off the bench. | By Simon Jones Wantaway Southampton striker Pablo Osvaldo is poised to complete a loan move to Inter Milan, with Algeria international Saphir Taider going in the opposite direction. Osvaldo's days at St Mary's have been numbered since he was involved in a training ground bust-up with Saints defender Jose Fonte last season, and he spent the subsequent months of the campaign on loan at Serie A champions Juventus. On Tuesday Southampton were negotiating a deal that will see the fiery Italian move to San Siro on loan for the 2014-15 season. Italy bound: Osvaldo looks set for a return to his homeland after a controversial one-year spell at St Mary's
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The Saints' record signing has failed to impress during his year at the club
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He was suspended and fined for a training ground bust-up in January
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Italian spent the second half of the season on loan at Juventus
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Osvaldo now looks poised to spend 2014-15 campaign with Inter
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Taider has been offered in the other direction by the Italian giants | 12,009 | record_train |
The @placeholder is likely to need a fresh ballot of members to carry out strike action. | By Mail On Sunday Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:59 EST, 6 April 2012 | UPDATED: 10:14 EST, 16 April 2012 The National Union of Teachers (NUT) yesterday passed a resolution at its annual conference in Torquay seeking fresh walkouts as early as this summer amid concerns over changes to public-sector pensions. It came just hours after the NASUWT conference in Birmingham agreed to escalate its industrial action campaign – raising the possibility of strikes in the autumn term. One day strike in March: Teachers and lecturers marched through Central London to protest against staff and pension cuts just over a week ago
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Teachers consider summer term strikes over pay cuts which 'will see them lose £30 a month'
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NUT union pledges to avoid disrupting exam period
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Union threat adds to ongoing tanker driver and tube driver disputes | 12,010 | record_train |
Obama stopped short of endorsing her campaign, however, and said other @placeholder would also be 'terrific' successors. | Barack Obama says voters in the United States are going to want 'that new car smell' when the 2016 presidential campaign comes along to choose his successor He is pledging to do everything possible to help that nominee succeed.. Obama's former secretary of state Hillary Clinton is strongly fancied to run on the Democratic ticket for the White House, although she has repeatedly refused to confirm she wants to do so. 'I think the American people, you know, they're gonna want, you know, that new car smell,' Obama said in an interview broadcast Sunday on ABC News. Scroll down for video
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Obama says Americans wants a candidate that 'doesn't have as much mileage as me'
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The President says he doesn't expect to be utilized too much in 2016 campaigns | 12,011 | record_train |
Mr Cooper, a father-of-two, said: 'A couple of years ago my daughter, who's just a big kid, wanted us to put this @placeholder on the side of the house. | By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 14:51 EST, 14 December 2013 | UPDATED: 14:51 EST, 14 December 2013 A festive family has spent thousands of pounds turning their home into their very own Santa's grotto. Grandfather-of-four Jim Cooper, 59, and his wife, 56, have been transforming their semi-detached house into a winter wonderland to celebrate Christmas for the last ten years. The entire building is covered from top to bottom in twinkling fairy lights while the front garden is full of illuminated Christmas-themed ornaments. Carol and Jim Cooper from West Moseley in Surrey, have spent the last 10 years transforming their home into a winter wonderland
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Grandparents Jim and Carol Cooper have spent 10 years transforming their home into a winter wonderland
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The house is covered in 40 sets of lights with 15 inflatables - including Santa Claus, Winnie the Pooh and Tiger
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A snow machine pumps flurries across the front garden catching neighbours by surprise | 12,012 | record_train |
In that spirit, we are calling for the @placeholder to clearly denounce the anti-gay law and do everything in its power to see that it is removed before the Olympics." | (CNN) -- Russia's anti-gay laws are "no problem whatsoever," according to a leading Olympic official. Lamine Diack, president of the International Association of Athletics Federations, has called for Russian law to be respected ahead of his sport's world championships, which begin in Moscow on Saturday. Russian President Vladimir Putin last month signed into effect a law which bars the public discussion of gay rights and relationships anywhere children might hear. It has been condemned by Russian and international rights groups as highly discriminatory. "I don't feel there is a problem whatsoever," Diack, a member of the International Olympic Committee, told reporters. "Russia has their laws. Each athlete can have their own private life, so we won't call upon people about this and that.
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IAAF president Lamine Diack has "no problem whatsoever" with Russia's anti-gay law
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Diack was speaking in Moscow ahead of the World Athletics Championships
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U.S. President Barack Obama has criticized the laws as against the spirit of the Olympics
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A 320,000-signature strong petition protesting the law was handed to the IOC this week | 12,013 | record_train |
"There are aspects of the account of Mr @placeholder that cause me some concern," he said. | London (CNN) -- A journalist at the News of the World, the UK newspaper that was closed by Rupert Murdoch last year, once said: "This is what we do. We go out and destroy people's lives." The British press, combative and uncompromising, has been a feature of national life for many years. But now a high court judge, Lord Justice Leveson, has decided the government must intervene to ensure it behaves itself. Will this prove a watershed moment for tabloid newspapers? Or will they revert to type? The British press has vowed to clean up its act before, only to end up back where it started. When Princess Diana was killed in Paris, with freelance photographers in hot pursuit, the Daily Mail vowed never to use paparazzi shots again. Yet its popular website, MailOnline, now depends on paparazzi images for its success.
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After Lord Leveson's report on press ethics, James Robinson asks what will change
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Robinson: British press has vowed to clean up its act before, after Diana's death
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PM David Cameron, newspapers and the police are immediate winners, he says
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Tabloid editors and the Murdochs were roundly criticized by the report, he adds | 12,014 | record_train |
Although your squad mates can die if not revived, main character @placeholder cannot – his fatality merely causing a respawn of the entire squad at the previous checkpoint. | To call this XCOM would be a major disservice to one of the finest names in tactical gaming. For bar the well-realised time period, The Bureau: XCOM Declassified is nothing but another generic third-person shooter with XCOM elements uncomfortably shoe-horned in. Set in the 1960s, you play Agent William Carter – the leader of a three-man squad sent to investigate various alien attacks. Negative space: Gamplay gets repetitive very quickly - despite 2K's best efforts in enemy variation To its credit, the uninspired combat holds up well. Using a Mass Effect-style command and abilities wheel spliced with a Gears of War cover-system, battles often involve sending your teammates down the flanks to draw fire, while you attack from the other side.
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Solid but completely uninspired third-person gameplay
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Well-realised time period and interesting environments
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XCOM's 'once you're dead, you're dead' mechanic just doesn't work with your team - losing that trademark sense of urgency
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No multiplayer
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Wooden voice acting and average graphics | 12,015 | record_train |
@placeholder also said that adverts could be ditched completely following customer feedback, and brands would need to find alternative methods to promote their goods. | By Victoria Woollaston Within the next decade, the online video market as we know it could be turned on its head with no more adverts, no more channels, and no more menus. That’s according to Netflix’s chief product officer Neil Hunt who made the statements at the Internet Week event in New York. He predicts that by ‘2025 or sooner’ services such as his own, will have mastered personalisation to the point where sites know what users want to watch before they sign in. Netflix's chief product officer Neil Hunt predicts that within the next decade, grid-style menus of titles will be replaced by highly personalised choices, including guessing what viewers will want before they sign in. Hunt also claims standard channels will be replaced by a 'different channel' for each of its 50 million subscribers
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Neil Hunt made the claims at the Internet Week event in New York
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He predicts that ‘by 2025 or sooner’ the online video market will look drastically different
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Grid-style menus of titles will be replaced by highly personalised choices
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This includes guessing what viewers want and presenting minimal options
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Hunt claims standard channels will be replaced by 'channels for everyone’
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Social networks will also play a role in improving personalisation
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But, speaking earlier today, CEO Reed Hastings said 'auto-sharing on Facebook hasn't yet panned out' | 12,016 | record_train |
McClaren hopes @placeholder's arrival can boost his side's chances of winning promoton | Former Manchester United and Everton coach Steve Round has teamed up again with Steve McClaren at Derby. Round previously worked with McClaren when he was England and Middlesbrough boss. The 44-year-old has also coached at NewcastleUnited ‘He is a top coach,’ McClaren told Derby's website. ‘He is knowledgeable, enthusiastic and a big asset as well. Steve McClaren (right) chats to Steve Round (centre) during an England training session in 2006 Round (centre) also held a coaching role at Manchester United under David Moyes 'We’re all here to help the players and if I can bring anybody in to help them in terms of coaching or off the field aspects, we’ll do that.'
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Steve Round joins Championship promotion-chasers on part-time basis
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Round worked with Steve McClaren at Middlesbrough and England
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Forty-four-year old has been out of work since leaving Manchester United | 12,017 | record_train |
They want a world where @placeholder is benign and positive, and where other leaders help in supporting the struggles of their people for better lives rather than securing themselves through crude power. | Editor's note: Steve Clemons directs the American Strategy Program at the New America Foundation and publishes The Washington Note, a popular political blog. Steve Clemons says the Nobel panel correctly decided Obama's approach to diplomacy holds great promise. WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Cynics will say that Oslo was jealous that Copenhagen, Denmark, scored a visit from President Obama, and giving him a Nobel was the only way to get him to Norway. But the Nobel Committee's decision to make Obama the only sitting U.S. president since Woodrow Wilson to receive the Nobel Peace Prize shows the committee's clear-headed assessment that Obama's "unclenched fist" approach to dealing with the world's most thuggish leaders has had a constructive, systemic impact on the world's expectations of itself.
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Steve Clemons: Many Americans shocked that Obama won Peace Prize
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He says the rest of the world sees how Obama has changed international tone
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He says Obama's rhetoric has "reversed the collapse of hope" in the world | 12,018 | record_train |
‘@placeholder was for the less is more approach but Erika wanted more,’ says a source. | With its promise of forbidden sex and themes of submission and control, it already has millions of cinema-goers in a lather of anticipation. Yet there has been another steamy drama going on behind the cameras on the set of Fifty Shades Of Grey. Because author E. L. James and director Sam Taylor-Johnson have been scrapping over how realistic the sex scenes should be – and it is James who has emerged very much the dominant partner. But this should be no surprise. Because the woman who is, by her own admission, a ‘rather ordinary’ housewife from less-than-fashionable Brentford in West London has become a Hollywood sensation.
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Director Sam Taylor-Wood admitted they were at 'loggerheads' over film
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But 'rather ordinary' housewife James emerged as the dominant partner
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Londoner is currently one of the most powerful players in Hollywood
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Top industry execs said to visit James at her villa to pay 'homage' to author
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£27million film, starring Jamie Dornan, will be released on Valentine's Day | 12,019 | record_train |
performance is part of a renaissance by @placeholder automakers that includes | General Motors Co.'s Chevrolet Impala has been rated the top sedan in the U.S., seizing a spot dominated by Japanese and European models for more than two decades. The redesigned 2014 Impala was not only the top large sedan, with a score of 95 of a possible 100 points, but also among the top-rated vehicles that Consumer Reports has tested, the influential consumer magazine said. The top sedan spot has previously been held 12 times by Japanese models and nine times by European ones since Consumer Reports starting their rating system in 1992. America's top sedan: The 2014 Chevrolet Impala LTZ (pictured) was rated 95 points, out of a possible 100 by Consumer Reports
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Top sedan spot has been held 12 times by Japanese models and nine times by European ones since 1992
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The 2013 model of Impala only scored 63 points out of 100, but 2014 model scored 95 | 12,020 | record_train |
‘Right now, there are less countries than fingers on my hand in the EU that are systematically screening the passports of people coming across their borders through @placeholder’s database,’ he said. | By Lynn Davidson and Damien Gayle Last updated at 3:43 AM on 30th December 2011 Ronald Noble, Interpol secretary general, has warned that weak passport security could help terrorists The failure of many European countries to check passports against an international database of lost and stolen travel documents could ‘lead to another September 11’, according to the head of Interpol. Secretary General Ronald Noble, a former head of the US Secret Service, said the security gap could allow potential terrorists to enter Europe and cross multiple borders undetected. He said: ‘So many basic steps aren’t being taken, which could lead to another September 11, another July 7, another March 7 in Madrid.
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Last year 500million flights were not screened against the Interpol database
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UK does more Interpol checks than all the rest of the EU combined | 12,021 | record_train |
The commander also explained that the @placeholder fundamentalist group had halted talks with U.S. officials. | Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- A Taliban commander expressed skepticism that one soldier carried out a massacre last week that left 16 Afghan civilians dead, and anger that the suspect subsequently was flown out of Afghanistan. "We don't think that one American was involved," the Taliban official told CNN, refusing to give his name or be otherwise identified. "The foreigners and the puppet regime (in Afghanistan) are blind to the truth of what happened here. "But if this was the act of one soldier, we want this soldier to be prosecuted in Afghanistan, and according to Islamic law. The Afghans should prosecute him."
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NEW: "You couldn't imagine a more difficult case," Bales' lawyer says
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Bales is accused in a March 11 shooting that left 16 Afghan civilians dead
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A Taliban official says "we don't think that one American" killed them all
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The shooting has strained relations between the U.S. and Afghanistan | 12,022 | record_train |
A whopping £835 million ($1.25 bn) was spent in the Premier League before the summer transfer window closed on September 1, @placeholder accounting for about £150 million ($226m) of that themselves. | (CNN)A Norwegian teenager, who has only just turned 16, generated the second highest volume of tweets during the January transfer window. Which means either that Martin Odegaard, who joined European champions Real Madrid, is an even better footballer than is being touted, or the January transfer window was very, very quiet. Juan Cuadrado's move from Italian club Fiorentina to English Premier League team Chelsea was the most discussed on Twitter, with former Barcelona goalkeeper Victor Valdes, who signed for Manchester United, the third most tweeted move. The transfers of Cuadrado and Valdes had the knock on effect of boosting the Twitter following of both players, with the Colombian international adding 100,000 followers and Valdes gaining 145,000.
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Transfer of 16-year-old Martin Odegaard second most Tweeted about in January
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Chelsea's move for Colombian Juan Cuadrado was the most tweeted about
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Wilfried Bony the most expensive signing of transfer window in EPL
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January spending totaled $195m compared to $1.25 bn in August | 12,023 | record_train |
@placeholder has discovered that parents keen for their daughters to be circumcised take them on 'summer holidays' to their ancestral homeland where they will be secretly cut. | By Deni Kirkova PUBLISHED: 06:17 EST, 11 March 2013 | UPDATED: 06:17 EST, 11 March 2013 A midwife who opened Britain's only clinic for victims of female genital mutilation (FGM) has spoken in harrowing detail about the horrors inflicted upon her young patients. Comfort Momoh, 50, originally from Nigeria, opened the African Well Women's Clinic at London's St Thomas' Hospital in 1997, and treats up to 350 women for 'reversal procedures' each year, despite FGM being illegal in the UK since 1985. 'I have young people saying to me: "Comfort, can you put my clitoris back?" And they get angry when I tell them what has been removed can't be returned,' Momoh told the Evening Standard on International Women's Day.
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Comfort Momoh, 50, is originally from Nigeria
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Opened London's African Well Women's Clinic at St Thomas' Hospital
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Treats 350 women each year, despite FGM being illegal since 1985
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'Barbaric' procedure usually performed on girls between five and 12
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Mothers involved are usually pro-FGM
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30,000 young girls are currently at risk in the UK | 12,024 | record_train |
VIDEO Scroll down to watch Steve Smith spilling a catch and blaming @placeholder | A Spidercam suspended above the field distracted Australia captain Steve Smith as he attempted to take a catch during the fourth Test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground. India opener Lokesh Rahul, on 46, skied a Shane Watson delivery high in the air behind the stumps, just before the lunch interval. Smith ran back from slip to take the catch but reacted angrily after putting down the chance, pointing toward the wires of the aerial camera. Smith appeared to immediately mouth 'f****** wire' and was still gesticulating a few overs later when briefly discussing the incident with umpire Richard Kettleborough.
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Camera above the field distracted Steve Smith on Thursday
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The Australia captain complained after he dropped a catch
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The ball did not hit the camera or its supporting wires
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Australia are playing India in the fourth Test at the Sydney Cricket Ground | 12,025 | record_train |
They said the 48-year-old, who was born in Shanghai and lived in @placeholder, admitted the attacks. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:01 EST, 28 February 2014 | UPDATED: 14:01 EST, 28 February 2014 Two women have been killed in attacks at lawyers' offices in Düsseldorf, west Germany today. The victims were struck down in two separate attacks, and police later arrested a 48-year-old Shanghai-born man who they said had dealings with both offices. The fatal attacks took place within 90 minutes of each other, at two separate lawyers' offices, and also saw two men injured. Killings: Police officers are seen at one of the lawyers' offices where a woman died after a man who allegedly had dealings with the lawyers attacked
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Two women killed in separate incidents at lawyers' offices in Düsseldorf
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German police believe both may have been killed by the same person
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Suspect is a Shanghai-born man who has had dealings with both offices | 12,026 | record_train |
Manchester United's @placeholder and Torres are both alternative targets should they fail in their pursuit of Martinez. | By Simon Jones for The Mail on Sunday AC Milan have asked about taking Fernando Torres on loan from Chelsea. The Spanish striker was left out of Saturday's squad to face Leicester City and has also been the subject of enquiries from Roma. Milan, who have also asked about a loan for Chelsea's young Dutch midfielder Marco van Ginkel, have drawn up a shortlist of targets to replace Mario Balotelli. Italy-bound? AC Milan and Roma have both enquired about the availability of Chelsea's Fernando Torres on loan Left out: Torres was not included in Chelsea's matchday squad for the match with Leicester City on Saturday
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Milan have asked about Fernando Torres' availability this summer
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Spanish striker was left out of Chelsea's matchday squad for Leicester City
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Roma have also enquired about Torres' availability this summer
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Milan are also interesting in a loan deal for Chelsea's Marco van Ginkel
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Italians looking to replace Balotelli, who is set for £16million Liverpool move
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Milan's top target to replace Balotelli is Porto's Jackson Martinez
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They also hold an interest in Manchester United forward Javier Hernandez | 12,027 | record_train |
Hezbollah fighters represent only a tiny minority of foreign fighters in @placeholder, Nasrallah said. | Hezbollah forces are fighting on the side of the Syrian government in the strategic town of Qusayr against rebels, its leader said Saturday. "Syria is the backbone of the resistance (in the region) and its main supporter," Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah said in a speech broadcast live on Hezbollah-owned Al Manar Television. "The resistance will never stand by while its backbone is exposed." The pro-regime and pro-Iranian Shiite militia, based in Lebanon, is regarded as a terrorist group by the U.S. government and Sunni countries. Nasrallah's 75-minute speech marked the first time he has acknowledged Hezbollah forces are fighting in the conflict.
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"We will make victory there!" Nasrallah says
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Opposition group says the dead include women and children
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Government blames "terrorists" | 12,028 | record_train |
But Maharaj says he soon discovered that @placeholder had embezzled £300,000 from the firm. | A British millionaire businessman who has spent 28 years in prison – including 15 years on Death Row – for a double murder because of an ‘epic miscarriage of justice’ spoke of his despair yesterday after a Florida judge crushed his hope of freedom. Kris Maharaj, 75, who is in poor health, believed he was on the verge of release because of sensational new evidence showing that the men he was convicted of killing at a Miami hotel in 1986 – father and son Derrick and Duane Moo Young – were actually executed by a Colombian drug cartel. But despite statements from key members of the cartel, including cocaine king Pablo Escobar’s former hitman, Maharaj’s appeal was rejected last week. His earliest possible release date remains 2040.
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Kris Maharaj, 75, has spent 15 years on Death Row for a double murder
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He was was convicted of killing father and son Derrick and Duane Moo
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But new evidence has emerged showing they were executed by drug cartel
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His appeal was rejected last week and release date remains 2040 | 12,029 | record_train |
"We got to a place between Zambia and @placeholder that was full of pot holes; I think if one of the trucks had fallen into one you would've needed a crane to take it out." | Port Sudan, Sudan (CNN) -- A humanitarian land convoy heading to Gaza from South Africa reached Port Sudan, Sudan on the Red Sea Wednesday and is destined to become the first relief mission to Gaza from Africa. "I was inspired last year by the convoys that went to Gaza from Europe, so we asked ourselves; why not from Africa?" said Sheikh Walid al-Saadi of the South African Relief Agency (SARA). After eight months of preparation, the land convoy which consists of ten trucks, explained al-Saadi, departed Durban, South Africa on June 26 and has passed through seven countries thus far including Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Ethiopia and Sudan.
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Land convoy from South Africa is bound for Gaza
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The convoy has crossed seven countries so far
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Also in @placeholder, another law prohibits the use of drones for law enforcement without a warrant. | Washington (CNN) -- Not everyone subscribes to a New Year's resolution, but Americans will be required to follow new laws in 2014. Some 40,000 measures taking effect range from sweeping, national mandates under Obamacare to marijuana legalization in Colorado, drone prohibition in Illinois and transgender protections in California. Although many new laws are controversial, they made it through legislatures, public referendum or city councils and represent the shifting composition of American beliefs. Federal: Health care, of course, and vending machines The biggest and most politically charged change comes at the federal level with the imposition of a new fee for those adults without health insurance.
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40,000 measures set to become law in 2014
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Obamacare mandate is the big federal law going into effect
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New gun control failed at federal level, but Connecticut acting on its own | 12,031 | record_train |
'I would just say to people look, what we need in @placeholder is not the politics of anger, we need the politics of the answer - how do we get migration better under control, how do we reform our welfare, how do we get the relationship right with Europe. | British voters have been urged not to vote for far-right anti-immigration parties - by the grandson of a leading Nazi war criminal. Rainer Hoss, whose grandfather Rudolf Hoss was the infamous commandant of Auschwitz, warned that he fears the rise of neo-Nazi extremists all across Europe. His warning comes just days after Nigel Farage was criticised for a 'racial slur' on Romanian immigrants and was accused of repeatedly using the n-word. One of the party's candidates was also photographed naked showing off a series of Third Reich-themed tattoos. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Rainer Hoss is determined to fight against the legacy of his grandfather Rudolf, whose war crimes at Auschwitz led to the deaths of more than a million Jews and other minorities
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Rainer Hoss's grandfather was infamous commandant of Auschwitz
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More than a million Jews and other minorities exterminated at death camp
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Campaign video featuring Rainer calls on European voters to reject far right
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Comes after Ukip's Kevin O'Doherty snapped with offensive WW2 tattoos
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Nigel Farage has also been accused of using n-word to dismiss black vote
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Ukip leader widely attacked for last week's 'racial slur' on Romanians | 12,032 | record_train |
The legislation ultimately failed despite @placeholder claims of overwhelming public support | Speakers at the National Rifle Association's annual convention took pot shots at President Barack Obama, as the man who has become the face of America's largest gun-rights group announced that the NRA had grown to 5 million members. 'By the time we're finished, that must and will be 10 million,' said NRA executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre. But much of Saturday's activities at the group's annual convention were devoted to slamming Obama for what speakers called failed gun control legislation for which the White House has manufactured the illusion of popular support. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre slammed President Obama for ignoring the gun violence problem caused firearms in his native Chicago owned by criminals. He also announced that his organization had for the first time enrolled five million members
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NRA head honcho insists support for background-check legislation is far smaller than the president claims
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White House press secretary warns that the gun-control fight is just warming up, with presidential executive orders still under consideration
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Texas Gov. Rick Perry said Obama has long planned 'to disarm the American public' | 12,033 | record_train |
"We were the ripple ... effect of their abuse on my husband, his abuse on us," @placeholder said, her eyes brimming with tears. | "Edward," "Elizabeth" and "Chris" are pseudonyms. CNN agreed to change the names to protect the family's privacy. Look for their story this weekend on CNN. Mother and son clutch hands, describing abuse by a man who said he attended a Florida reform school. MIAMI, Florida (CNN) -- "Elizabeth" and "Chris" have never been to Marianna, Florida. But Marianna came to them -- and stayed. They say they lived with a man whose tortured past brought them a lifetime of pain. It goes back 50 years, to a man CNN is calling "Edward," who claimed to his family that he attended a Florida reform school in Marianna in the early 1960's.
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"Edward" told family he was physically, sexually abused at reform school
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Family didn't believe his stories until investigation of Florida School for Boys
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Florida Department of Law Enforcement looking into allegations | 12,034 | record_train |
@placeholder’s decision on who will be team principal for the 2014 season will | By Jonathan McEvoy Martin Whitmarsh’s position at the head of McLaren Formula One team has been usurped by Ron Dennis, the marque’s legendary former team principal, in a coup d’etat. It was announced on Thursday that Dennis has taken over as group chief executive – the most senior position Whitmarsh held, in addition to his title of team principal. Dennis will conduct a root-and-branch investigation into the team’s failure to finish on the podium last season. Former glory: Ron Dennis, returning as McLaren Group CEO, oversaw Lewis Hamilton's title triumph in 2008 End of the road: Martin Whitmarsh, here with Jenson Button and Sergio Perez, is facing the axe
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Ron Dennis has replaced Martin Whitmarsh as CEO of the McLaren Group
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Whitmarsh, who oversaw one of McLaren's worst-ever seasons last year, is likely to be replaced as team principal before the opening race on March 16
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Dennis said McLaren 'will win again' during a 20-minute speech at Woking
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It isn't believed that Dennis will take over as McLaren team principal | 12,035 | record_train |
Top dog: @placeholder celebrates scoring his second goal which should see his side through | By Euan Mcarthur Tommy Wright pulled no punches last night as he admitted his sloppy Saints only had themselves to blame for this dispiriting home defeat. Just seven days after rolling over the Swiss here in a dramatic penalty shoot-out, the Perth side’s Euro hopes was shattered by their Slovakian visitors in a disappointingly one-sided encounter. The Scottish Cup winners now need a glory night of similar proportions to that victory over Luzern if they are to turn the tables in the return leg. Class above: Ivan Schranz converts after Alan Mannus spilled his first effort to grab his second goal
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St Johnstone continued their dreadful recent home form
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Chances of Europa League qualification now look bleak after home defeat
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Perth side have been good on European travels which will give them hope
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Slovakian striker Schranz made the difference for his side with two goals
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Dave Mackay scored to give St Johnstone some hope for second leg | 12,036 | record_train |
As the son of two commodities traders, Jarecki has @placeholder in his DNA. | (RollingStone.com) -- It's instructive to note what a killer actor Richard Gere can be when a movie rises to his level. "Arbitrage" is such a movie, a sinfully entertaining look at the sins committed in the name of money. For proof that we're in financial hell, look around. True, this territory has been covered from Wall Street to last year's "Margin Call." But Gere and first-time director Nicholas Jarecki put a tantalizing spin on what goes on in the head of a fraudulent hedge-fund manager when he decides to stick it to the rest of us, including his own family.
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Richard Gere stars as a fraudulent financier in the film
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Critic says Gere's performance is "a thing of toxic beauty"
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When @placeholder took Murray's complaints to jail officials, they told her his activities are restricted because "we're afraid somebody's going to pop him," she said. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Seven months in the Los Angeles County jail have taken a physical toll on Conrad Murray, the doctor convicted in Michael Jackson's death, his lawyer told CNN Monday. "He looked horrible," Attorney Valerie Wass said, describing a visit last week with Murray. "I've never seen him like that. I'm shocked." Word that Murray is suffering behind bars may be welcomed news to some Jackson fans who were angry that prosecutors charged him with involuntary manslaughter and not the more serious crime of murder. Murray, 59, has been in jail since November when he was found guilty. He must serve two years of his four year sentence in jail, which would put his release in October, 2013.
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"I may not make it out of here alive," Conrad Murray tells his lawyer
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Murray complains he's getting sick in his moldy, fly-infested, 5-by-7-foot cell
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After serving seven months, Murray has 16 months to go in jail
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In a letter to a local newspaper, they write: ‘The spiritual aspect is recognised in girlguiding and “@placeholder” has been part of the promise since it was founded. | The Christian leaders of a troop of Girl Guides are defying orders from their national HQ to scrap the old promise to ‘love my God’. A controversial decision was made in June to abandon allegiance to God, with the traditional pledge replaced with the words ‘be true to myself and develop my beliefs’. The new promise comes into effect from September 1. But last night it was revealed that a group of ‘rogue’ Girl Guide leaders have vowed that they will stick with the old promise and defy the line set by Girlguiding UK, the national body. The move has split the group – an atheist Girl Guide leader who recently joined has enlisted an atheist pressure group to fight on her behalf to adopt the new pledge.
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Decision made in June to abandon the old promise to 'love my God'
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@placeholder intervened to rescue the victims of 10 attacks. | (CNN) -- Soraya Bahgat, a Cairo-based HR executive and postgraduate student, was on her way to join Tahrir Square protests on November 25 when an unwelcome thought stopped her in her tracks. Mobs in the square had sexually assaulted women protesters there a week earlier, and reports of such incidents had become common enough for her to fear a repeat occurrence. "A panic attack gripped me and prevented me from going because I thought no woman should go through this," said the 29-year-old. "It was almost two years since the Lara Logan incident," she said, referring to the harrowing sexual attack on the CBS correspondent by a mob in Tahrir Square.
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Tahrir Bodyguard is a group dedicated to preventing assaults on women in Egypt
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Women have been the targets of mob sexual assaults during demonstrations
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@placeholder's are powerful dogs that can grow to weigh more than nine stone. | By Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 04:59 EST, 10 January 2013 | UPDATED: 23:28 EST, 10 January 2013 A three-year-old boy who needed 100 stitches in his face and suffered a fractured eye socket after he was mauled in an horrific dog attack at a pub has asked his mother: 'Am I still cute?' Trafford-James Jackson-Poole could be left scarred for life after he was attacked by a Japanese Akita at his family's local pub in Newbold, Derbyshire. His distraught mother Gemma Jackson says that her young son was lucky not to lose an eye in the mauling. Mauled: Three-year-old Trafford-James Jackson-Poole needed 100 stitches after he was attacked by a Japanese Akita dog at his family's local pub in Derbyshire
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Trafford-James Jackson-Poole was attacked in Newbold, Derbyshire
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He had been at a village pub with family when he was mauled
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Mother Gemma Jackson has called for the Japanese Akita to be destroyed
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The @placeholder have splashed £90million already this summer and the cheque book, it would appear, remains open. | By Craig Hope Follow @@CraigHope01 Not only did Liverpool finish above Everton last season, they very nearly finished above everyone else. Three points, ultimately, was the difference between second position and a first title in 24 years. The traditional tussle with their city rivals had long since been settled, the Mersey running red for the first time in three seasons. But will Brendan Rodgers again exert Anfield's authority over Roberto Martinez and the Blues? The departure of Liverpool's Luis Suarez and subsequent return of Romelu Lukaku at Everton has blown open the debate heading into the new season. Here, Sportsmail breaks down what we believe are the key factors in determining who will come out on top in the battle of Stanley Park...
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Sportsmail assesses which Merseyside club will come out on top in the Premier League next season
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Liverpool finished above Everton for the first time in three seasons last year
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The Reds sold star striker Luis Suarez to Barcelona for £75million in July
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Everton broke their club transfer record for £28million man Romelu Lukaku | 12,042 | record_train |
@placeholder, who is credited with many recording innovations, died in 2009. | (CNN)The crusade to find a home for a sacred electric guitar is reverberating like a thundering encore through the music business as innovator Les Paul's Black Beauty from the '50s is going up for auction. The Gibson-made instrument, called the Holy Grail of Guitars by some, is being sold by Tom Doyle, the late Paul's longtime friend, engineer, co-inventor and guitar tech. "This happens to be the first prototype of what we call the Black Beauty. It was sent to Les in 1953, 1954," Doyle told CNN, holding the instrument with shiny pearly inlays on the guitar neck glinting back overhead lights. "This is the beginning of the proper Les Paul guitar. "
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The Black Beauty is being sold by Tom Doyle, the late Paul's longtime friend and engineer
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He hopes it ends up a good music museum, perhaps in Cleveland or Seattle | 12,043 | record_train |
"The United States will stand by @placeholder for as long as it takes for Japan to recover," Obama said. | Deauville, France (CNN) -- President Barack Obama landed in France on Thursday for meetings with the leaders of the world's top economic powers after a high-profile visit to London. Obama discussed a range of security and economic issues during a one-on-one meeting with Russia's President Dmitry Medvedev. He also met with Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan and participated in a full day of talks with other leaders of the Group of Eight nations. The G8 includes the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Canada, Japan, Germany, Italy and Russia. Obama told Kan that Americans were "heartbroken" by the devastation created by Japan's recent tsunami and subsequent nuclear disaster.
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The U.S. president arrives in Deauville to participate in G8 talks
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Obama discusses economic and security issues with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev
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A day earlier, Obama defended U.S. leadership and values in speech to British Parliament
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The next week begins with a class photo on the @placeholder steps followed by the most important meeting yet: Ethics training. | One week after Republicans scored massive electoral victories in the House and Senate, the 58 wide-eyed and triumphant House lawmakers-to-be descended upon Washington -- a city many of them campaigned against -- for a crash course on how to be a member of Congress. The dizzying pace of the seven-day congressional freshman orientation has trappings of the first day of college: There's apartment hunting, a picture day, field trips, an "office fair," assemblies, briefings on how to stay out of trouble, an ID card check-in, welcome meetings with leadership and hugs and kisses from loved ones. Some of the members of the new class entered the Capitol for the first time Wednesday night, a structure obscured by rows of grey scaffolding as part of a massive years-long refurbishment project. For the next several days, many will spend time lost in the building's underground labyrinth of poorly-marked hallways.
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New lawmakers are on Capitol Hill
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'However it is clear that Massimo wishes to implement a new structure and feels he will work more successfully for @placeholder with a coach rather than a manager. | By Simon Jones Manager Brian McDermott has left Championship side Leeds United by mutual consent. The former Reading boss had been in charge since April 2013, having signed a three-year contract. McDermott helped keep the club in the Championship last season, during which time they were taken over by Italian businessman Massimo Cellino. Exit: Brian McDermott has left Leeds United by mutual consent Strugglers: Leeds eventually finished 15th in the Championship McDermott's future at Elland Road had looked increasingly uncertain following Massimo Cellino's takeover of the Yorkshire club earlier this year. In a statement, Cellino said: 'Brian is a great manager and a great guy. He has been unfortunate to work in such difficult circumstances.
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Skybet Championship side Leeds United have announced that manager Brian McDermott has left the club by mutual consent
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The former Reading boss has been in charge since April 2013
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McDermott helped keep the club in the Championship last season
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They have a new owner, Italian businessman Massimo Cellino | 12,046 | record_train |
India were 174 for six when Australia captain @placeholder conceded the draw with four overs remaining, with Dhoni unbeaten on 24 and Ashwin on eight. | India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Ravichandran Ashwin frustrated Australia's push for victory on day five of the third test in Melbourne on Tuesday, but the draw was enough for the hosts to complete an emphatic 2-0 series win with a game in hand. With Australia needing seven wickets from the final session at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, their bowlers could only manage three as Dhoni and Ashwin survived a nervous final hour to push India to safety. Australia have added left-arm spinner Ashton Agar to their squad for the fourth Test. Ryan Harris (centre) celebrates taking the wicket of in-form India batsman Virat Kohli (right)
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Australia 530 and 318 for 9 draw with India 465 and 174 for 6 at the MCG
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Steven Smith declared at lunch setting India an improbable target of 384
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The hosts take 2-0 Border-Gavaskar Trophy with one Test to play
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Ryan Harris named man of the match after taking 4-26 and 2-30
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Ashton Agar added to Australia's squad for fourth Test | 12,047 | record_train |
The @placeholder go to the game to entertain us, they don’t wait for us to entertain them. | Liam Ridgewell laughs as he relays one of the moments that has made his move to Portland Timbers an American dream. Enjoying a meal with friends in a restaurant near his new home, the player once of West Bromwich Albion, Birmingham and Aston Villa, was tapped on the shoulder by a fan of his current club. Dropping to his haunches then lying flat, arms outstretched, the supporter rolled along the floor unabashed as diners looked on bemused. Ridgewell, though, appreciated the gesture. Liam Ridgewell is loving life with the Portland Timbers after his summer move from West Bromwich Albion Ridgewell's ‘Ridgeyroll’ goal celebration (above) has become famous across Oregon
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Liam Ridgewell had spells with Aston Villa, Birmingham and West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League
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Ridgewell moved to MLS side Portland Timbers after being released by the Baggies during the summer
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Ridgewell is back in England now the MLS season has finished
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He is one of the club’s designated players, earning substantially more than most at £760,000 a year | 12,048 | record_train |
@placeholder's case against her drew widespread attention as it made its way through the nation's courts. | (CNN) -- They call her the Queen of the Pacific. Sandra Avila Beltran's name stands out on the list of accused leaders of Mexico's male-dominated drug trade. The 52-year-old's life is the subject of a best-selling book and a popular ballad. And she made headlines two years ago when Mexican authorities said they were investigating a tip that she had received Botox treatments in prison. This week Avila -- one of the most well-known women accused of ties with Mexico's drug trade -- pleaded guilty in a Florida court to a charge connected to a cocaine trafficking case. She faces up to 15 years in U.S. prison after pleading guilty to being an accessory after the fact, according to an agreement filed in federal court this week. A sentencing hearing in the case is scheduled for July 25.
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Sandra Avila Beltran pleads guilty to being an accessory after the fact
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Her attorney says the "Queen of the Pacific" hopes to reunite with family soon
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She has been accused of drug trafficking but never convicted
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Avila has repeatedly denied drug charges against her | 12,049 | record_train |
"By testing mobile phones only when at a distance from the body, @placeholder may not be identifying the maximum exposure, since some users may hold a mobile phone directly against the body while in use." | (CNN) -- The U.S. government is being asked to update its 16-year-old cell phone radiation standard to bring it in line with current research and the way people use smartphones. A new Government Accountability Office report on Wednesday asked the Federal Communications Commission to consider updating the standard, which limits the amount of radiation a phone emits. The report recommended following an international standard, which would allow U.S. cell phones to emit up to 20% more radiation than currently allowed. The GAO also asked the FCC to consider updating its cell phone testing procedures to account for phones being used while next to the body -- such as in a pocket or held in your hand -- rather than only testing how phones emit radiation when held up to your ear.
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The FCC is asked Wednesday to consider updating its cell phone radiation standard
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The new standard would allow U.S. cell phones to emit up to 20% more radiation
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The question was presented to the FCC in a new Government Accountability Office report
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It is not known how much the tickets were worth, but the cheapest @placeholder season ticket for the 2014/15 season is £985 and the most expensive almost £2,000. | By Chris Greenwood Police enjoyed free tickets for eight years to watch a top Premier League side at the centre of an anti-corruption inquiry. Dozens of officers and staff took advantage of six Arsenal season tickets provided by the wealthy North London club. The deal will deepen concerns about the cosy relationship between it and the Metropolitan Police. Earlier this month the Daily Mail revealed star player Mesut Ozil faces questions over how three Scotland Yard detectives ended up in his private box at a match. The freebie: Detective Sergeant Simon Jones (left) and Mesut Ozil (second left) in the player’s box at the Emirates with a youth, an unidentified fan and Detective Constable Helen Nicolson (far right), who was not involved in the investigation
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Dozens of officers and staff took advantage of six Arsenal season tickets
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Deal deepens concerns about cosy relationship between club and force
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Carney said the filmmakers have met with @placeholder officials and that "the information that this White House has provided about that mission has been focused on the president's role." | Washington (CNN) -- Kathryn Bigelow, who made the Oscar-winning movie "The Hurt Locker" on the Iraq war, is in the preliminary stages of making a movie about the killing of Osama bin Laden and has gotten access to top White House, Pentagon and CIA officials about the raid. That has Rep. Peter King, the Republican chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, demanding investigations by the Defense Department and CIA inspectors general into what, if any, classified information about special operations tactics, techniques and procedures were leaked to filmmakers. On Wednesday, the White House called King's claims "ridiculous." "When people, including you in this room, are working on articles, books, documentaries or movies that involve the president ask to speak to administration officials, we do our best to accommodate them to make sure the facts are correct," Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters. "We do not discuss classified information, and I would hope as we face a continued threat from terrorism, the House Committee on Homeland Security would have more important topics to discuss than a movie."
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NEW: GOP Rep. King calls the timing of film's scheduled release "a breach of faith"
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He seeks investigations into access given filmmakers
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Napoli are among the clubs showing interest in @placeholder but Premier League clubs such as Stoke City are also keen. | By Simon Jones Swansea are to re-open talks over a deal for free agent striker Bafetimbi Gomis. The France international is due to travel to Wales on Monday for talks as he considers a move to the Premier League. Gomis has interest from Newcastle but is only considered a back-up option there while QPR have also considered the 27-year-old. On the move: Gomis is interested in joining a Premier League club after his Lyon contract came to an end Deadly: The French striker scored 17 times last season and could demand around £70,000-a-week at Swansea Swansea bid £8m for Gomis last year while he was still at Lyon and he is keen to talk to them about their plans.
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France striker in Wales for talks with the club
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Newcastle and QPR also interested
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Napoli and Stoke looking to steal Michu | 12,053 | record_train |
Two days later, Libya international striker @placeholder, was shot in the arm by a sniper and rushed to hospital where is recovering. | Shootings, attempted assassinations and intimidation - welcome to Libyan football in 2013. The country's largest club Al-Ahly, which is based in the capital Tripoli, had been due to face Tersana Tuesday in its latest league match, but its participation in the national league was thrown into jeopardy after its Egyptian coach Hossam al-Badri was shot at following the 1-1 draw against Al Sowaihili on October 12. Al-Badri told CNN Arabic then that he wanted to spend Eid al-Adha -- one of the two most important festivals in the Muslim calendar -- in Cairo and spend time thinking about if he would resume his duty in Tripoli or not.
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Libya's Al-Ahly will return to action on October 26 following shooting of coach
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Manager Hossam al-Badri and forward Mohamed Al-Maghrabi both suffered gunshot wounds
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Football in Libya only restarted last month following two-year gap
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Libya to host Africa Cup of Nations in 2017 | 12,054 | record_train |
GK - Eldin Jakupovic (HULL CITY vs @placeholder) - 7 | Each week Sportsmail gathers up the ratings from our team of reporters to provide the best Premier League starting XI of the day. Saturday saw West Ham inflict a damaging defeat on Manchester City, keeping themselves in the Champions League places, while Arsenal won 2-0 at Sunderland. Liverpool drew another blank at home to Hull City, while Southampton moved up to second place after a 1-0 win over Stoke. There was a 2-0 win for Swansea over Leicester, while West Bromwich and Crystal Palace shared four goals at The Hawthorns. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Allardyce: Sakho & Valencia don't know how good they've been
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Three West Ham players feature in our Premier League team of the day
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The Hammers beat Man City with Sakho, Song and Cresswell impressing
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Southampton's Toby Alderweireld and Saido Mane make the XI
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Wilfried Bony and Alexis Sanchez are in after scoring two apiece
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Hull's Eldin Jakupovic and Mohamed Diame figure after Anfield draw | 12,055 | record_train |
Sumo is an ancient sport dating back some 1500 years, according to the @placeholder's website. | (CNN) -- Japan's governing body of sumo wrestling announced it has fired star sumo wrestler ozeki Kotomitsuki in the wake of a gambling scandal that has enveloped the sport, according to news reports. The unprecedented move also was taken against Kotomitsuki's stable master, Otake. Kotomitsuki becomes the first active "ozeki," the champion rank to which he was promoted in 2007, to be fired, Kyodo News reported. He was found to have gambled on professional baseball, with money allegedly a source of funding for mobsters. The Japan Sumo Association on Sunday stopped short, however, of expelling them, the most severe sentence which would bar them from receiving retirement allowances, according to Kyodo News.
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Kotomitsuki was found to have gambled on professional baseball
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He becomes the first active "ozeki" to be fired, Kyodo News reports
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A council of high-ranking sumo officials to decide on expulsion, Kyodo News reports
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Nagoya Grand Sumo Tournament to go on as planned this month | 12,056 | record_train |
The event was registered by 94 seismic stations and two infrasound stations in the @placeholder's network. | The infrasonic shockwave caused by the explosion of the meteor which slammed into central Russia nearly a fortnight ago was the loudest sound ever recorded by the global nuclear testing watchdog. Seventeen listening stations operated across the world by the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organisation (CTBTO) detected the sound wave as it traversed the planet. The furthest station to record the sub-audible sound was more than 9,000 miles away in Antarctica. Loudest ever infrasonic shockwave: This imge from a Russian driver's dashboard camera shows the explosion caused as a meteorite burned up in the atmosphere over central Russia a fortnight ago
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Furthest listening post to detect blast was 9,000 miles away in Antarctica
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Explosion above city of Chelyabinsk on February 15 hurt more than 1,200
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Low frequency infrasonic shockwave was not audible to the human ear | 12,057 | record_train |
The @placeholder said in statements that the leaders agreed that they were prepared to enact further penalties on Russia if it does not de-escalate the situation 'in short order.' | By Associated Press President Barack Obama conveyed skepticism Thursday about Russian promises to de-escalate a volatile situation in Ukraine, and said the United State and its allies are ready to impose fresh sanctions if Moscow doesn't make good on its commitments. 'My hope is we do see follow-through,' Obama said at an impromptu news conference at the White House a few hours after Secretary of State John Kerry wrapped up a meeting in Geneva with diplomats from Russia, Ukraine and the European Union. 'The question now becomes, will in fact they use the influence that they've exerted in a disruptive way to restore some order so that Ukrainians can carry out an election, move forward with the decentralization reforms that they've proposed, stabilize their economy and start getting back on the path of growth and democracy and that their sovereignty will be respected?' he said.
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The President held an impromptu press conference after Secretary of State John Kerry wrapped up successful peace negotiations in Geneva
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President Obama said he hopes Russia will use it's new position in the Ukraine to bring stability
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It slashed its forecast for Germany from 1.9 per cent to 1.4 per cent, halved its French figure from 0.8 per cent to 0.4 per cent and predicted a contraction of 0.2 per cent in @placeholder. | Britain is ‘leaving the financial crisis behind’ and is the fastest growing major economy in the developed world, global experts declared yesterday. The International Monetary Fund said the UK economy will expand by 3.2 per cent this year, outstripping the rest of the G7 including the United States, Germany and France. Growth in Britain is set to be more than twice as fast as in Germany and eight times stronger than in France while Italy is heading for another year of decline. The report warned that the eurozone poses a major threat to the global economy. ‘Among advanced countries, the United States and the United Kingdom in particular are leaving the financial crisis behind and achieving decent growth,’ said IMF chief economist Olivier Blanchard.
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The IMF said the UK was on course to expand its economy by 3.2 per cent
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Olivier Blanchard, chief economist with the IMF praised Britain and the US
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UK growth is double Germany's and eight times stronger than France | 12,059 | record_train |
Pass master: Koke (right) was @placeholder's second-highest assist maker with 14 last season | Barcelona are set to rival Manchester United for Atletico Madrid midfielder Koke, according to reports. Spanish publications Marca, Sport and Mundo Deportivo all link the 22-year-old with a move to the Nou Camp. Koke, who is valued at £30million, enjoyed a stellar season at the Vicente Calderon. Wanted man: Reports in Spain suggest Atletico Madrid's Koke (centre) is a Barcelona target Keen admirer: New Barcelona boss Luis Enrique tried to sign Koke at Roma, when he was a 19-year-old The Spain international played an integral part in Atletico securing their first La Liga title since 1996 and he featured in all of Los Rojiblancos games on their run to the Champions League final against bitter rivals Real.
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Barcelona are interested in signing Atletico Madrid midfielder Koke, according to reports in Spain
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Manchester United target Koke is valued at £30million
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New Barcelona boss Luis Enrique tried to sign the Spain international when he was Roma manager in 2011-12
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Koke recorded the second-highest assists in La Liga last season with 14
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@placeholder beat the man with the baton in the woods and stabbed him in the neck eight to 10 times. | A rare friendship has blossomed between a convicted murdered who is the only female on death row in Georgia and a retired theologian in Germany. Kelly Renee Gissendaner is awaiting execution by lethal injection at Georgia Diagnostic and Classification State Prison in Jackson for the 1997 murder of her husband in suburban Atlanta. Gissendaner masterminded a plan to stab her husband to death with her boyfriend so she could be with her lover and collect her spouse's life insurance. The 47-year-old will be the first woman to be put to death in Georgia since Lena Baker, an African-American maid convicted by an all-white jury of shooting her employer after he threatened her in 1945.
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Kelly Gissendaner, 47, sentenced to death for plotting her husband's 1997 murder with her boyfriend, Gregory Owen
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First woman to be executed in Georgia since 1945 and second in history
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She has been writing to German theologian Professor Jürgen Moltmann
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Gissendaner studies theology in prison
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The two have been pen pals for years and discuss their faith
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A new date for Gissendaner's execution will be decided Monday | 12,061 | record_train |
Such thinking, which challenged religious accounts of a deity creating humans, was considered radical, even blasphemous, when @placeholder published it in 1859. | (CNN) -- Dueling theories of how the universe was created got a split decision Friday night from the Texas Board of Education, which required examination of "all sides of scientific evidence" in new science standards, but rejected language requiring teachers to teach the "strengths and weaknesses" of scientific theories. A woman stands in front of a mural depicting the development from ape to computer user. The debate pitted proponents of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution against supporters of religion-based theories of intelligent design, or creationism. "Science loses. Texas loses, and the kids lose because of this," board chairman Don McLeroy, a creationist, told the Dallas Morning News.
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Texas Board of Education votes on science curriculum amendments
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Board votes to require examination of "all sides of scientific evidence"
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Board votes down requirement to present "strengths and weaknesses" of theories | 12,062 | record_train |
He needed an @placeholder fist on his army chief's desk to end any misguided notions of a coup -- and fast." | (CNN) -- Pakistani-American businessman Mansoor Ijaz has set off a political firestorm in Pakistan with his claims that he was brokering an offer from Pakistan's civilian leaders to the Pentagon to unseat the leadership of the Pakistani military. Those accusations forced the resignation on Tuesday of Pakistan's ambassador to the United States, Husain Haqqani, who Ijaz says orchestrated this proposal, which was delivered in a unsigned memo in May to Adm. Mike Mullen, then-U.S. chairman of the Joint Chiefs. Pakistan is a nuclear-armed state that is home to a number of Taliban groups that attack U.S. and NATO troops in Afghanistan and also is home to what remains of al Qaeda's "core" organization.
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Pakistan's ambassador to the U.S. resigns over memo to Adm. Mike Mullen
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Peter Bergen, Andrew Lebovich: Memo spoke of ousting Pakistan national security team
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A Pakistani-American businessman disclosed the events in an opinion article
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Authors: It's unclear why ambassador would use go-between to make the "offer" | 12,063 | record_train |
A second body at the scene could belong to @placeholder, police said | By Lydia Warren and Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 20:45 EST, 8 August 2013 | UPDATED: 07:00 EST, 9 August 2013 The California man suspected of kidnapping a 16-year-old girl and murdering her mother and brother may be armed with homemade bombs and grenades and might have also rigged his car with explosive booby traps, police are warning. The announcement comes as authorities say they have widened their search for James DiMaggio, 40, and Hannah Anderson, 16, to all of North America, as they admit they do not know where he could be. Investigators believe DiMaggio has ditched his blue Nissan Versa as he fled San Diego County with Anderson.
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Massive manhunt underway for James DiMaggio after bodies of Christina Anderson, 42, and a child were found in his burned home on Sunday
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Her children, Hannah, 16, and Ethan, 8, are missing - although authorities believe the child's body found in the house could be Ethan's
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Possible sightings of DiMaggio's car in northern California and Oregon
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Friends: He had a crush on Hannah who did not like to be alone with him | 12,064 | record_train |
With temperatures above 90 degrees, low humidity and wind gusts nearing 20 mph, the lightning-sparked fire has a high potential for further growth, the interagency center said, forcing the evacuation of homes in @placeholder, 15 miles south of the state border. | (CNN) -- Blistering hot temperatures will blast the normally tepid Pacific Northwest again Thursday as dozens of wildfires burn across large sections of the western United States. The mercury is expected to soar near triple digits in Portland, Oregon, with Seattle forecast to reach the lower 90s, the National Weather Service said. The coastal region is roasting under an excessive heat warning. At least 70 large fires were burning across 13 states west of the Mississippi River, according to the National Interagency Coordination Center. California had the most with 13, followed by Nevada with 12 and Idaho with 10, the center said.
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Dozens of fires are burning west of the Mississippi River
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A burning ban is issued in California
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More acreage has burned so far than last year at this time, national fire officials say
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An Idaho fire could force more evacuations | 12,065 | record_train |
@placeholder needs to keep his eye on the big picture. | (CNN) -- A host of Republicans is calling for the head of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius over the troubled health care website rollout. Thirty-three Republican members of Congress signed Rep. John Fleming's letter to President Barack Obama demanding that Sebelius be fired. But whether to sack her is not one of the questions we should be asking. The secretary spent 3 ½ hours testifying before a congressional committee on Wednesday about the awful mess that was the launch of the federal website intended to allow millions of Americans to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act.
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Many Republicans want Obama to fire Kathleen Sebelius over website dysfunction
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John Kimberly: The issue is not her future, it's what needs to be done to fix the mess
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He asks: Is short-term boost in polls for Obama worth firing a Cabinet member?
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Kimberly: We are seeing political hardball and grandstanding on steroids | 12,066 | record_train |
"At this point we simply don't know enough about how to increase adherence rates to work with the @placeholder or how to counteract the risk compensation and the use of PrEP. | (CNN) -- A drug already approved for treatment of AIDS might one day be approved for prevention of the deadly disease in individuals at high risk. A U.S. Food and Drug Administration advisory committee recommended Thursday that the agency approve the drug, Truvada, for pre-exposure prophylaxis, or PrEP. The committee voted 19-3 in favor of approval for the prevention indication -- PrEP for HIV-uninfected men who have sex with men and 19-2 with one abstention for HIV-uninfected partners in couples where the other partner is infected. The committee recommended by 12-8 with two abstentions in favor of approving the drug for individuals who engage in risky sexual behavior that could result in their contracting the virus.
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Advisory committee recommends Truvan be approved as a preventive
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The FDA does not have to follow the recommendations of its advisory committees
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The panel looked at safety and efficacy data from 3 clinical trials | 12,067 | record_train |
Naseer and Rehman were both arrested in April 2009 with eight other Pakistani men studying in the @placeholder - above, another photo showing Naseer in Manchester, England, more than five years ago | These are the pictures which prosecutors say prove an alleged al Qaeda operative accused of planning a series of bombings was scouting locations to mount an atrocity. A court in New York has released the photographs - taken around the city center of Manchester, England - which form part of the evidence against Abid Naseer. The 28-year-old Pakistani student was extradited from Britain to stand trial in the U.S. over charges of planning multiple attacks in Europe and America. If convicted, he faces life in prison. Naseer is accused of leading an al Qaeda cell that was planning to bomb Manchester’s Arndale shopping centre over the Easter weekend in 2009 – as well as a separate plot to attack the New York subway.
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Abid Naseer, 28, was extradited from Britain to stand trial in the U.S. over charges of planning multiple attacks in Europe and America
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If convicted, the Pakistani student faces life in prison
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Naseer is accused of leading an al Qaeda cell that was planning to bomb Manchester’s Arndale shopping centre over the Easter weekend in 2009 – as well as a separate plot to attack the New York subway
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Photographs released by the New York court on Thursday show Naseer's friend Tariq ur-Rehman at dozens of locations around Manchester
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They were recovered from Rehman’s mobile phone and a USB drive | 12,068 | record_train |
Secondly, by opening an EU office in Benghazi, "I bring the commitment of the EU 27 member-states and all of the institutions in support of the people of Benghazi and the people of @placeholder, for us to support you in the future that you wish to see for your country," she said. | Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- At least four explosions rocked the Libyan rebel-held town of Zintan on Sunday, as the foreign policy chief of the European Union arrived in the war-torn nation and a former U.S. congresswoman criticized American policy on Libyan state television. Rebels in Zintan, in western Libya, said they believe the explosions were from Grad rockets. It was not immediately clear whether any damage or casualties resulted. Meanwhile, Catherine Ashton, foreign policy chief for the European Union, arrived Sunday in the Libyan rebel stronghold of Benghazi, according to military sources in the opposition's National Transitional Council. Officials earlier said the European Union would open an office in Benghazi on Sunday.
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NEW: EU's Catherine Ashton says Gadhafi must leave and pledges support for Libyans
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NEW: "We must have a future for Libya," she says
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The western Libyan town of Zintan is rocked by explosions
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A former congresswoman rips U.S. policy on Libyan state TV | 12,069 | record_train |
While recent U.S. policies either dance around the core issues, or worse, do not acknowledge that they exist, the @placeholder are taking the lead on Arctic policy. | While much of the world is focused on the Russian incursion into the Crimean Peninsula of Ukraine, another long-term move may allow the former Soviet navy to dominate U.S. interests to the north: the Arctic. The rapid melting of the Arctic Ocean is quickly creating a new variety of challenges that have the potential to cause significant global damage if they remain unaddressed. The Obama administration's policy correctly recognizes that the United States has profoundly important economic and cultural interests in the Arctic but regrettably reveals very little about what the federal government will be doing outside of the science field.
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David Slayton, Mark E. Rosen: U.S. Arctic policy needs to look more at security issues
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Russia, they say, already holds a dominant position in the region
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They came away with an understanding that @placeholder military helmets are already very good. | Washington (CNN) -- Whether it's an Army helmet with a thicker shell and better padding, or underwear that can protect a Marine private's privates, the U.S. military is looking at sending the latest gear to Afghanistan so the troops can come home safe and sound. Next month, the Army is going to start sending the "ballistic boxers" to soldiers in Afghanistan, and the Marines intend for each of their troops there to have four pairs of the "protective undergarments," as they are formally known, before the end of the year. The heavy silk boxers, which look like shorts that professional cyclists wear, won't stop a bullet or shrapnel from an IED. But the silk can stop small projectiles like those kicked up by an explosion.
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So-called ballistic boxers to be shipped to soldiers and Marines in Afghanistan
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Heavy silk shorts provide better protection from debris kicked up by explosions
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Head protection also goes hi-tech to provide lighter helmets for ground troops
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Physicist's study finds significant boost in head protection with thicker padding | 12,071 | record_train |
So, on Monday, relatives were taking their dead to the @placeholder, which is technically full. | (CNN) -- On Monday, the team of grave diggers at Shaikh Radwan Cemetery in Gaza City prepared 15 graves, their busiest morning yet. And they're preparing for more. One of the slots was for 5-year-old Yusif Al-Dalou. He and eight members of his family were killed Sunday in an Israeli airstrike on their home. Their bodies were carried through the street to the sound of gunfire under Hamas banners to the cemetery. After the crowd left and the chanting stopped, friends and relatives prayed quietly. Israeli officials say the airstrike was targeting a Hamas military official, though no Hamas official is known to be among the dead.
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Funeral is held Monday for 5-year-old Yusif Al-Dalou
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The cemetery outside Gaza City is too dangerous for funerals
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"My life is now very difficult," says the mother of two dead children | 12,072 | record_train |
'Taking these results into account, the author proposes to @placeholder the indefinite continuation of the study. | A physicist's marriage proposal has gone viral after he asked his girlfriend to marry him by presenting her with a scientific paper on their relationship. The proposal from Australian physicist Brendan McMonigal comes in the form of a heart-warming mock academic study entitled 'Two Body Interactions: A Longitudinal Study'. The scientist explains the stages of the couple's relationship from their initial meeting at the University of Sydney seven years ago to the section titled 'Conclusions' offering Christie Nelan a Yes/No box to tick. A couple with chemistry: Brendan McMonigal's proposal to fellow physicist Christie Nelan went viral when she posted it online on Sunday
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Brendan McMonigal presented his girlfriend, Christie Nelan, with the paper 'Two Body Interactions: A Longitudinal Study'
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It follows the progress of the couple's relationship, including a happiness graph and sections entitled abstract, overview of results and conclusion before asking the all-important question
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Luckily for the physics PhD student, fellow scientist Christie said yes and the couple plan to marry in May | 12,073 | record_train |
Mr Cameron yesterday issued ‘refreshed guidance’ to police to clamp down on those fomenting support for @placeholder in this country. | By Jason Groves for the Daily Mail David Cameron broke off his holiday for a crisis meeting with security chiefs yesterday following the beheading of a US journalist by a British jihadi. He travelled back from Cornwall to co-ordinate the hunt for the Islamic State fanatic who murdered James Foley. In a statement last night he said it appeared ‘increasingly likely’ that the ‘deeply shocking’ killing had been carried out by a British citizen. Mr Cameron watched the appalling video of the murder himself ‘to inform his understanding of the type of threat we face’. The Prime Minister was then briefed by security and intelligence chiefs on the hunt to identify the fanatic in the video, who appeared to speak with a London accent.
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Cameron has returned from holiday in Cornwall to deal with beheading crisis
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He went straight into emergency meetings with security chiefs yesterday
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His return is due to shocking beheading of U.S. journalist by British jihadi
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Intelligence chiefs now hunting the fanatic who spoke with a British accent | 12,074 | record_train |
@placeholder, top legislators and national security officials defend the surveillance programs as necessary to combat terrorism, arguing that some privacy must be sacrificed in a balanced approach. | Washington (CNN) -- A series of blog posts on Monday purportedly by Edward Snowden said he leaked classified details about U.S. surveillance programs because President Barack Obama worsened "abusive" practices instead of curtailing them as he promised as a candidate. In 90 minutes of live online chatting, the person identified as Snowden by Britain's Guardian newspaper and website insisted that U.S. authorities have access to phone calls, e-mails and other communications far beyond constitutional bounds. While he said legal restrictions can be easily skirted by analysts at the National Security Agency, FBI and CIA, Snowden stopped short of accusing authorities of violating specific laws. Instead, he said toothless regulations and policies were to blame for what he called "suspicionless surveillance," and he warned that policies can be changed to allow further abuses.
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NEW: Man said to be Edward Snowden claims Obama has a chance to "return to sanity"
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NEW: NSA programs face only "symbolic" oversight, columnist says
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Purported Snowden blog post says any possibility of a fair trial has been destroyed
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Another post says Obama "deepened and expanded" abusive security programs | 12,075 | record_train |
'When it was clear he was a @placeholder, no one dared touch him. | A Nigerian drug mule has died in a Spanish airport after cocaine bags inside his body split open - because airport staff refused to touch him fearing he had Ebola. The man collapsed in the customs area of the Madrid-Barajas airport outside the capital after arriving on a flight from Istanbul. Upon hearing that the man was from Nigeria, staff were too afraid to approach the man and left him in shivers on the airport floor. The man collapsed in the customs area of the Madrid-Barajas airport after arriving on a flight from Istanbul, and upon hearing that he was Nigerian, staff refused to touch him (stock image)
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Nigerian mule arrived in Madrid from Istanbul and died 90 minutes later
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The man had cocaine bags in his body which had split and he overdosed
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Airport staff did not want to touch him becuse they believed he had Ebola | 12,076 | record_train |
Howarth was being critical of @placeholder’s support for the measure, and Barwell gave as good as he got.’ | By Glen Owen and Brendan Carlin PUBLISHED: 18:49 EST, 22 December 2012 | UPDATED: 06:13 EST, 27 December 2012 David Cameron was last night battling to contain his party split over gay marriage after a delegation of senior MPs urged him to reconsider the plans – and two Tories had a ‘toxic’ public argument in the Commons over the issue. The confrontation between fiercely anti-gay marriage MP Sir Gerald Howarth and rising star Gavin Barwell took place in front of shocked colleagues in the Commons Tea Room. One onlooker told The Mail on Sunday that ‘offensive words relating to sexual orientation’ were used – although this aspect of the exchange is denied by the men.
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Supporter Gavin Barwell clashed with anti-gay marriage Sir Gerald Howarth
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Row comes as Cameron accused of 'not listening' to the party over the issue
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More than 100 MPs expected to rebel in vote expected next month | 12,077 | record_train |
According to Harris, her daughter @placeholder was kicked until she fell off the slide in the playground during her first week at Arlington Elementary in Mississippi. | A Mississippi mother has launched an online campaign for justice after her little girl was allegedly severely beaten in a vicious playground attack last week. Disturbing images posted to the 'Justice for AvaLynn' Facebook page by mother Lacey Harris reveal the kindergarten student's bruising injuries, which her school claims happened when the five-year-old fell over. Harris refutes the official explanation from Arlington Elementary School and says that she wants a police investigation because her child's injuries are simply too severe to have been caused by a fall. Battered and bruised: These images taken last week by mother, Lacey Harris, reveals the seriousness of AvaLynn's injuries
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AvaLynn suffered severe bruising and swelling after an alleged beating at kindergarten
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The five-year-old's mother, Lacey Harris, has begun a social media campaign
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@placeholder, 22, was among four people arrested in a drug raid on February 4. | New York (CNN) -- One of the people arrested as part of a police investigation into drugs found in actor Philip Seymour Hoffman's apartment was given a no-jail-time plea deal on Tuesday, according to his attorney. Daniel Hochheiser, attorney for Max Rosenblum, said his client received two years on probation after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of criminal possession of a controlled substance. Conditions of the probation include that Rosenblum continue to attend an outpatient program. "It's a blessing," Hochheiser said. "He's gotten a second chance to remain at liberty and now he can focus on his rehabilitation, education and his bright future."
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Max Rosenblum gets probation after pleading guilty to a drug charge
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Hoffman was found dead February 2 of an apparent drug overdose
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Rosenblum's lawyer says his client had nothing to do with Hoffman | 12,079 | record_train |
After the fall of the last military junta in 1974, democracy in @placeholder was rapidly restored but it was not done so systematically nor thoroughly. | London (CNN) -- For the last three years Greek society has suffered a prolonged period of economic and political crisis, which has been magnified by unprecedented austerity measures. The crisis has caused social destabilization, and dramatically affected the everyday lives of Greeks. Read more: Will Greek crisis leave banks stronger? Such measures have never before been implemented in any European Union country, and their political and social consequences have not been effectively calculated or, in many respects, even anticipated. Modern Greece suffered ongoing turbulence during the 20th century, from the Balkan wars and conflict with Turkey to the Nazi occupation, civil war and the military juntas.
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For the last three years Greek society has suffered a prolonged period of economic and political crisis
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The crisis has caused social destabilization, sociologist Athanasia Chalari says
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Ribery finished third in the voting last time and insisted afterwards he deserved to have won it ahead of @placeholder for his success with Bayern. | Bayern Munich winger Franck Ribery believes either Manuel Neuer or Arjen Robben deserve to win the 2014 FIFA Ballon d'Or - but fears 'politics' could work against them. Bayern goalkeeper Neuer, widely regarded as the best number one in the world, helped Germany win the World Cup, while Holland forward Robben enjoyed an excellent campaign with club and country. Both men are on the 23-strong shortlist for the award, but Cristiano Ronaldo is the favourite to win for a second straight year after leading Real Madrid to Champions League success. Manuel Neuer conceded three goals at Man City on Tuesday but he is regarded as the world's best goalkeeper
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Last year's winner Cristiano Ronaldo is favourite to retain the award
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Manuel Neuer and Arjen Robben were outstanding for Bayern last season
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Bayern won the Bundesliga and Neuer lifted the World Cup with Germany
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Franck Ribery reveals previous interest from Real Madrid and Chelsea | 12,081 | record_train |
@placeholder has grown from three employees to 35 and counting. | (CNN) -- Ben Vu's parents and older brother fled South Vietnam by boat in 1975 -- in the chaotic and violent final days before Saigon fell to communist forces from the north. The family emigrated to a small town in Nebraska, where Ben was born, but the story of how the family escaped 38 years ago this month became part of the family lore -- real-life bedtime stories of daring and danger young Ben never tired of hearing. Three decades later, Ben started his own company, SkyVu (pronounced sky-voo) Entertainment, and used these stories as his inspiration for a mobile game called "Battle Bears."
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"Battle Bears" creator says family's journey from Vietnam was his inspiration
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Ben Vu created the quirky mobile game that has been downloaded 24 million times
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Platini poses with a smiling @placeholder chairman Greg Dyke and the trophy after the announcement is made | England will at last stage another major football tournament after Wembley was awarded the final and semi-finals of Euro 2020 in Geneva on Friday. Munich withdrew from the final stages bid at the last moment making the choice of London and Wembley by UEFA's executive committee unanimous. The tournament is being staged in 13 cities across Europe – the brainchild of UEFA president Michel Platini. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch... Wembley Stadium will host the final and semi-finals of Euro 2020 after the English national stadium saw off competition from Munich's Allianz Arena at a UEFA ExCo vote in Geneva on Friday
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Wembley Stadium will host the final and semi-finals of Euro 2020
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The London venue was awarded the matches at a vote of UEFA's ExCo in Geneva on Friday
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Wembley beat off competition from the Allianz Arena in Munich
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It will be the first tournament football staged on English soil since Euro 96
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England manager Roy Hodgson and FA Chairman Greg Dyke were in attendance as the decision was announced
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The four quarter finals will be staged in Munich, Baku, St Petersburg and Rome
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Copenhagen, Bucharest, Amsterdam, Dublin, Bilbao, Budapest, Brussels and Glasgow will host three group games and a round of 16 tie | 12,083 | record_train |
Though in terms of global sales Japanese whiskies amount to barely a drop in the glass -- none are among the world's ten best selling brands -- Japan's top distillers have seen a steady increase in production and exports since at least 2006, with @placeholder expecting to double its overseas exports by 2016. | (CNN) -- The first thing offered to me at Suntory's Yamazaki whiskey distillery -- the birthplace of Japanese whiskey -- is a glass of water. It's so delicious it comes as a shock. Even before the reason is explained to me, I'm asking: why does it taste so crisp, so different? The distillery is surrounded by beautiful bamboo forests on a mountain -- they must be getting to my brain. It turns out the water in the area is the reason the first whiskeys in Japan were distilled here. "The distillery was built here almost 100 years ago for the legendary water," says Makoto Sumita, who's been with Suntory for 20 years, as we walk past a pond to the tasting room.
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Japanese whiskeys are being judged among the best in the world
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A Japanese whiskey pilgrimage starts at Suntory's Yamazaki Distillery
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Nikka's main distillery is in a stone fortress in Yoichi, Hokkaido
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At both distilleries, visitors can buy rare whiskeys only available on site | 12,084 | record_train |
Can't believe it: Casillas looks downcast as the @placeholder players celebrate Van Persie's goal | Arjen Robben was the star of the show and here is his heat map Three days in to this World Cup and already the champions have a weaker grip on their trophy. Spain lost the first game four years ago, too, but defeat by Switzerland in South Africa cannot compare psychologically to these stunning events in north-east Brazil. Spain’s worst defeat since a 1963 reverse to Scotland, this was more than a setback. This was a humiliating, humbling capitulation, a defeat that asks as much about the mental fortitude of Vicente del Bosque’s team as it does their hapless defending.
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Xabi Alonso gave Spain the lead from penalty spot in World Cup Group B
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Van Persie equalised for Holland with a flying header
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Robben put them ahead with a superb strike after beating Gerard Pique
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Stefan de Vrij bundled home No 3
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Van Persie took advantage of Iker Casillas' mistake to make it four
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Robben rounded off the devastating victory
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Diego Costa was booed throughout by the Salvador crowd | 12,085 | record_train |
@placeholder, 17, arrested for the killing of his girlfriend's mother, Marion Graham, 53, and her | By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 06:51 EST, 22 August 2011 Devastated teenager Shannon Graham, left reeling by the news that her boyfriend Recep Cetin is said to have confessed to stabbing her mother and friend Kathy to death, returned with her father Raymond McGuinness to the villa they all shared together in Turkey. Wearing a green vest top and floral shorts and also accompanied by her brother, Shannon packed the last remnants of her life in the villa at Korukent, Kusadasi, which Cetin rented in May. The bereaved family were calm but made no comment as they quietly packed suitcases, laptops and bags into a waiting car.
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Best friends Marion Graham and Kathy Dinsmore found dead in forest
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17-year-old 'confessed to killing' during a police interview
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However, on October 2, during @placeholder's week-long national day break, more than 18,000 tourists visited the site. | Hong Kong (CNN) -- A darkened room in a Hong Kong university building is an unlikely portal into an ancient world. But with the touch of an iPad Mini, the space is digitally transformed into a 1,500-year-old Buddhist grotto. Its walls decorated with exquisite but faded paintings of enlightened beings, dancers and musicians. Another swipe and a pair of 3-D glasses brings the cave to life. Vivid pigments show how the cave must have looked when the paint first dried and animation and magnification reveal the tiniest of details. "We can turn up all the lights, we can also fly up to the ceiling," says artist and academic Jeffrey Shaw, as he controls the virtual environment.
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Ancient Buddhist cave in China re-created in 3-D
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Techniques developed by team at Hong Kong's City University
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"We did as good a job as we could," said 2008 world champion @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Sebastian Vettel is so dominant in Formula One right now that his rivals must be hoping for help from the heavens, but even the weather seems unlikely to stop the Red Bull driver from a fourth successive win at Sunday's Korean Grand Prix. A typhoon had been forecast to hit this week in Yeongam, but conditions have died down -- although there is still a possibility of rain during the race. Vettel, however, was unconcerned after clinching his sixth pole position of 2013 with another commanding performance in Saturday's qualifying at the Korean International Circuit. The German headed off Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton, who was fastest in Friday's second practice, while Red Bull teammate Mark Webber was third fastest -- though the Australian will start 13th on the grid after his third reprimand of the season at Singapore.
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Championship leader Sebastian Vettel has most pole positions in 2013
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German will head grid for Sunday's Korean Grand Prix from Lewis Hamilton
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Vettel's teammate Mark Webber qualifies third but will start from 13th place
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Lotus' Romain Grosjean heads the second row along with Mercedes' Nico Rosberg | 12,088 | record_train |
The then-@placeholder star was fined £40,000 and banned for eight games for the; but the three-month ban he received for the biting incident is nearly up. | Luis Suarez became frustrated at being asked questions about his World Cup bite scandal that he walked out of an interview... with the newspaper serialising his new autobiography. The former Liverpool striker, who will make his Barcelona debut in Saturday evening’s El Clasico, was banned for three months for biting Italy’s Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup in Brazil. The Uruguayan cut short the interview with The Guardian after he claimed he was asked ‘38,000 times’ about the incident. Luis Suarez stormed out of an interview with the Guardian after being asked about his bite on Giorgio Chiellini The Uruguayan said he would never respond to a question about his bite on the Italy defender again
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Former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is tired of answering questions on the 2014 World Cup confrontation
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Uruguayan international Suarez was banned for four months after incident
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Using videotaped statements by @placeholder and text messages from her friend and her brother, prosecutors showed how her story unravelled. | By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 17:59 EST, 10 December 2013 | UPDATED: 03:52 EST, 11 December 2013 A Montana woman on trial for the death of her new husband showed little emotion when she located his body in Glacier National Park days after she told authorities he had driven off with friends and disappeared, friends of the woman testified. Jordan Graham, 22, said after finding Cody Johnson's body that now a funeral could be held and 'the cops can be out of it,' friend Hannah Sherrill testified yesterday. Graham, her mother, brother and friends drove to the park twice in the days after Johnson, 25, went missing on July 7.
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Jordan Graham and Cody Lee Johnson were married only eight days before the couple had a fight resulting in Johnson's death
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'She said his funeral could now be held and the cops can be out of it'
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Ms Graham changed her story multiple times before admitting to pushing him off the cliff 'by accident' during an argument
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Her brother, 16, testified about how he was angry with her for her changing stories during their search for Cody
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He said how she brought the family back to the same spot in Glacier National Park twice and he thought that was weird but then they found him
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He said he 'lost it' when he saw his brother-in-law's body in a ravine
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Police investigator also took the stand and told how Graham 'received a fake email from a made up address telling her to call off the search' | 12,090 | record_train |
The prize is worth 10 million @placeholder kronor (about $1.5 million). | (CNN) -- An official with the Vatican criticized the decision to award the Nobel prize for medicine to British doctor Robert G. Edwards for his work on in vitro fertilization, Italy's official news agency ANSA reported Tuesday. Ignazio Carrasco de Paula, president of the Pontifical Academy for Life, said giving the award to Edwards was "completely inappropriate," according to the news agency. He said Edwards' work had created a market for human eggs and created problems of embryos being frozen, the news agency said. Edwards, known as the "father of the test tube baby," won the Nobel Prize for medicine on Monday.
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NEW: A Vatican official criticizes the choice of award recipient
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Robert G. Edwards, who pioneered in vitro fertilization, wins the prize
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The announcement kicks off a week of Nobel Prize awards in Sweden
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Avilla was instead charged by police in Grady County with crimes including @placeholder and eluding police. | By Joshua Gardner Personal preference? Luz Avilla, 34, allegedly drunkenly fled as she was pursued by police because she was trying to get a county over, where she preferred the jails An allegedly drunk Oklahoma driver fled from police, but not to avoid a DUI charge. instead, Luz Avilla, 34, said she was just hoping to wind up in a jail a county over instead of the one she was in. However, Avilla and her friends didn't make it out of Grady County and into Caddo despite reaching speeds police say reached 100MPH. 'Instead of pulling over, the driver accelerated to speeds approximately 90 to 100 miles per hour,' Shannon McClain of Chickasha Police told KWTV. 'When you're doing 90 miles an hour and you're weaving all over the road, just the slightest movements by those other vehicles could be catastrophe.'
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Luz Avilla, 34, led Oklahoma police on a highway chase with speeds reaching 100MPH
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Police say Avilla admitted she wasn't fleeing the DUI charge, instead she hoped to go to jail in Caddo County rather than Grady
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She and the allegedly drunk occupants of her car did not make it across the county line before pulling over | 12,092 | record_train |
were still four points behind @placeholder, having played a game more. | By Jamie Carragher On my way home from White Hart Lane on Sunday evening, I sent Steven Gerrard a message as I do after most Liverpool games. Normally I’ll ask him how he felt the match went or for his views on any major talking points but this time, having watched Liverpool dismantle Manchester United, no questions needed answering. So I punched the words ‘Twice as good as 2009’ into my phone. I know what it is like to go to Old Trafford and win by three goals but I couldn’t tell you how it feels to go there, play United off the park and make them spend the last 10 minutes chasing shadows as Liverpool’s ecstatic fans shout ‘Ole!’ with each tormenting pass.
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Liverpool went to Old Trafford and played Manchester United off the park
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When we won 4-1 in March 2009, the scoreline was a little distorted
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The impact of Sunday's win reached the Etihad, Stamford Bridge and the Emirates - Brendan Rodgers' side are soaring with confidence
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Jon Flanagan, Raheem Sterling and Jordan Henderson have come of age
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"I can confirm the arrest, but I will be in position to tell you the charge he will face later," said a police official in @placeholder over the phone. | HARARE, Zimbabwe (CNN) -- Zimbabwe police arrested on Friday a magistrate who ordered the release of a senior opposition politician granted bail by the country's High Court, a lawyer said. A Zimbabwean policeman patrols outside the entrance of Mutare Magistrates court. The order to release the politician had been suspended when state lawyers appealed the HIgh Court decision. Trust Maanda, a lawyer in Mutare city about 300 kilometers (186 miles) east of Harare, told CNN by phone that magistrate Livingstone Chipadze had been arrested. "He is in police custody. The police are saying he ordered the release of Roy Bennett in compliance with the High Court ruling," said Maanda.
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Magistrate who released a senior opposition politician arrested
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High Court had ordered politican released, but decision was suspended
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Roy Bennett's imprisonment a crack in coalition of opposition and Robert Mugabe
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In separate decision, High Court ordered release of three human rights activists | 12,094 | record_train |
The dismissal comes as @placeholder makes waves in other ways. | By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 06:44 EST, 16 July 2012 | UPDATED: 11:45 EST, 16 July 2012 North Korea's top military official - a key mentor to young new leader Kim Jong Un who served under his father - has been removed from all posts because of illness, state media said on Monday in a surprise announcement that shakes the core of the authoritarian country's power structure. Ri Yong Ho had looked healthy in recent appearances, and his departure fed speculation among analysts that Kim purged him in an effort to put his own mark on the nation he inherited seven months ago when his father Kim Jong Il died.
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Ri Yong Ho was a member of North Korea's late former leader Kim Jong Il's trusted inner circle
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Experts claim the surprise move is evidence of 'generational change' in the authoritarian country under its new young leader Kim Jong Un
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The army chief was relieved from his posts due to illness, according to state media reports | 12,095 | record_train |
She and Prince Albert both took an enthusiastic interest in photography, and in 1853 they agreed to become patrons of the newly formed @placeholder | Iconic images from the early days of photography - including portraits of Queen Victoria, and the first ever picture of a hippopotamus - are to be showcased in a new exhibition. Drawn by Light will open the archives of The Royal Photographic Society, home to one of the world's most important photography collections, many of which were gifted by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Among the collection are pioneering images from the earliest days of the art form - including pictures of a young Victoria taken in 1856, and a picture of a snoozing, smiling hippopotamus taken at London Zoo.
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Drawn by Light will open the archives of The Royal Photographic Society at the Science Museum, South Kensington
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Iconic images from the early days of photography - including portraits of young Queen Victoria
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A face cream advert from 1950 featuring an at the time unknown Audrey Hepburn, will also be on show as will a picture of a snoozing, smiling hippopotamus taken at London Zoo - a celebrity of his time | 12,096 | record_train |
'The moviegoing experience is evolving quickly and profoundly, and @placeholder is unquestionably at the forefront of that movement,' Harvey Weinstein said in a statement, CNN reported. | A 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon' sequel will premiere on Netflix the same day it's out in theaters - in what could be a massive shift for the way we watch cinema. 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: The Green Legend' - a sequel to the Academy-award-winning martial arts film released in 2000 - will hit screens big and small on August 28, 2015. In the first deal of its kind, the Weinstein Company, which is chaired by Bob and Harvey Weinstein, will produce the film for Netflix and IMAX cinemas. It will not appear in other movie theaters. Netflix hopes the deal will show Hollywood that the time has come for a new model for releasing films.
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'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: The Green Legend' will be available to watch on Netflix and in IMAX theaters on August 28, 2015
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Netflix hopes the deal will show Hollywood that the time has come for a new model for releasing movies - in tune with what viewers want | 12,097 | record_train |
Maybe they were thinking that one day they might need each other in asking for help from @placeholder and in arguing for more growth-oriented policies. | (CNN) -- Euro 2012 is beginning to resemble the eurozone -- a case of sport imitating economics. It may be early days at the quadrennial football tournament that fixates tens of millions of Europeans from the Urals to the Atlantic, but there are worrying signs that some teams are mimicking national roles in the evolving Euro crisis. The evidence so far: Germany have been austere and unforgiving compared to their expansive play in the last World Cup. One can almost hear Chancellor Angel Merkel in the locker room wagging her finger and demanding: "Don't give anything away." Against Portugal they didn't, eking out victory with a utilitarian efficiency that echoes German leadership on the European stage.
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Lister: Worrying signs that some teams are mimicking national roles in the evolving euro crisis
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European bail-out countries looking uncertain and have work to do to stay in the eurozone Euro 2012
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Dutch bank ABN Amro has compared countries' footballing pedigree with their credit-rating
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As euro crisis is largely one of confidence, ABN says it would be better if a eurozone nation won Euro 2012 | 12,098 | record_train |
And this weekend, she added: 'Just another day in @placeholder paradise. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:11 EST, 20 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:08 EST, 20 August 2013 Robin Roberts is supposed to be in 'paradise,' taking a little time off from her Good Morning America duties for some rest and relaxation. But the 52-year-old anchor, who is on vacation in Maui, Hawaii, looks far from relaxed. Photographed with her family and friends on the golf course of her ocean-side resort, the morning television anchor seemed worried and pensive yesterday. Vexed on vacation: Robin Roberts looked worried yesterday while on vacation in Hawaii, getting some R & R from her Good Morning America duties
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Luckily the 52-year-old Good Morning America host perks up for some Twitter pictures | 12,099 | record_train |
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