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Investigators called Max's death an accident and @placeholder's a suicide, but Max's mother and Zahau's family have both called the deaths suspicious. | By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 07:46 EST, 19 March 2013 | UPDATED: 07:49 EST, 19 March 2013 A mansion near San Diego where millionaire Jonah Shacknai's girlfriend and six-year-old son died in 2011 is about to go on sale for $16.9 million, it has emerged. The 10-bedroom oceanfront home in Coronado will reportedly be listed in the next four to six weeks. Shacknai, the CEO and founder of Arizona-based Medicis Pharmaceutical Corp., owns the historic house known as Spreckels Mansion, and has carried out extensive renovations since the tragedies. In July 2011, Shacknai's girlfriend Rebecca Zahau was found bound and hanging from the mansion's balcony two days after Shacknai's son Max was fatally injured after falling down the stairs.
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Max Shacknai, 6, sustained fatal injuries after falling down the staircase at his father's California mansion in July 2011
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Two days later, his father's girlfriend was found hanged at the home
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The lavish property has been renovated but no changes have been made to the balcony where Rebecca Zahau's naked body was found | 13,500 | record_train |
said of @placeholder's announcement: 'It turns out that people like to play games, and it's core to the social networking use case.' | Angry birds game, which counts David Cameron and Dick Cheney as fans, worth £1.2billion Flock of fans have already downloaded 250million times By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 9:49 AM on 13th August 2011 Facebook, the world's largest Internet social network acted yesterday to boost its games content. The move came on the same day that Google Inc introduced games on its recently-launched social network Google+. Google launched its social networking site in June, signing up more than 10 million users in the first two weeks. Game: Angry Birds is now on offer on Google+, if you've haven't got an iPhone
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Angry birds game, which counts David Cameron and Dick Cheney as fans, worth £1.2billion
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Flock of fans have already downloaded 250million times | 13,501 | record_train |
appear in her @placeholder website column after the show went live. | By Larisa Brown PUBLISHED: 04:51 EST, 12 November 2012 | UPDATED: 05:49 EST, 12 November 2012 Under-fire MP Nadine Dorries has defended her controversial decision to go on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here - claiming she will donate her MPs' salary during her time on the show to charity. Mrs Dorries did not mention what she intends to do with her fee from ITV's reality show. She is receiving a reported £40,000 fee for taking part - nearly eight times the maximum amount of money she will donate. With an MPs' salary of £65,738 per year, if she lasts the full three weeks on the show, she will donate a mere £3,738.57 to charity.
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Extraordinary defence of her decision was written for her Conservativehome column under embargo to appear after reality show went live yesterday
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She wrote the comments before her laptop was taken away from her
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Dorries will donate a maximum of £5,056.76 - four weeks salary - to charity, compared to the fee of up to £40,000 that she will earn for appearance
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Being on the show is a 'publicity gift' and 'I seized upon it' says MP | 13,502 | record_train |
Now unemployed: Minnesota Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier (left) and Washington Redskins head coach @placeholder (right) were the first to be fired this morning as the NFL's struggling teams clear out | By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 14:18 EST, 30 December 2013 | UPDATED: 03:16 EST, 31 December 2013 Sacking means something quite different for NFL coaches on the first day following the end of the regular season. Five coaches have already been fired in a tradition known as Black Monday, as teams not progressing to the playoffs try to get a head start on next year. The head coaches of the the Detroit Lions, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Washington Redskins, Minnesota Vikings, and Cleveland Browns have all been let go withing hours of the regular-season ending. First to go: The Cleveland Browns got a head start on Black Monday by announcing the firing of head coach Rob Chudzinski late last night
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Rob Chudzinski sacked by Cleveland Browns on Sunday night
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Minnesota Vikings fire Leslie Frazier after finishing bottom of NFC North
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Jim Schwartz sent packing by Detroit Lions after failing to reach play-offs
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers send Greg Schiano packing
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Mike Shanahan fired by Washington Redskins after 3-13 season | 13,503 | record_train |
The call came in 18 minutes into the showing of '@placeholder.' | By Reuters Reporter, Thomas Durante and Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:43 EST, 8 January 2013 | UPDATED: 03:48 EST, 9 January 2013 Movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes set up an elaborate booby trap system in his apartment, which included improvised napalm and thermite, to pull cops away from the massacre, it was claimed in court on Tuesday. Holmes, who is accused of opening fire at moviegoers during a midnight screening of The Dark Knight Rises last July is charged with more than 160 counts, including murder and attempted murder. The previously unheard details of Holmes' plot were laid out in court today during an ongoing hearing as prosecutors presented their case against the 25-year-old.
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FBI bomb tech testifies that Holmes set up boom box to play loud music to lure someone to apartment and set off trap
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Police officers who were first to the scene of the shooting testify about the 'detached' gunman and driving victims to the hospital
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Week-long hearing will be first public disclosure of evidence
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Holmes is charged with 160 counts, including murder and attempted murder in massacre during midnight Dark Knight Rises premiere | 13,504 | record_train |
As a matter of policy, giving @placeholder choice in schools and health care is simply the right thing to do. | (CNN) -- Nearly two years ago, after Mitt Romney's presidential campaign went down to defeat, I gave some ideas in these pages on CNN about how Republicans can win future elections. On that list was an instruction that Republicans need to stop being the "stupid party." While it is true that we as Republicans need to do a better job articulating our principles and being the party of bold new ideas, the Democrats have a far worse problem. Democrats need to stop being the party that thinks Americans themselves are stupid. To take one example: At a House Ways and Means Committee hearing in April, members asked Treasury official Mark Iwry if the Obama administration believed it could delay Obamacare's individual mandate, much as the Treasury delayed the employer mandate.
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Bobby Jindal once warned the GOP to stop being the "stupid party"
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He says Democrats now need to heed that advice
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He points to changes in the rollout of Obamacare and delays in the individual mandate
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He argues the Obama administration thinks Americans are "delusional" or "dimwits" | 13,505 | record_train |
On its website, @placeholder writes: 'A habitable glass cube at lofty heights. | For hotel cities looking to expand, space is always a problem. However, one resort in Austria got around that issue but lifting its new penthouse onto its roof with a crane. The LoftCube room, which weighs 12 tonnes, sits 65ft in the air on top of Hotel Daniel, in the southern city of Graz. Up and away! The 12-tonne all-glass cube suite was lifted onto the roof of the hotel with a crane High life: At the Hotel Daniel in Graz, Austria, the top floor has been given a radical makeover in the form of a new suite Boasting glass walls on every side, the 44-square metre room - which costs £300 a night - has also been placed on stilts to add a feeling of 'floating in air' to those renting it.
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The new LoftCube, created by Berlin designer Werner Aisslinger, boasts 360-degree views of the city of Graz
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Five-star 44-square-metre room, complete with a home cinema, has been placed on stilts to simulate 'floating on air'
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Room also features a specially made extra-large double bed, designer furniture, and a rainfall shower fitted with plants | 13,506 | record_train |
A wintry @placeholder looks crisp and bright - until the sun sets and a dark grey shadow is cast over the sprawling public space | Most photographers would be happy to capture a beautiful sunset or sunrise. But for one artist, that wasn't enough - so he decided to show the world's most iconic cityscapes by day and night - in just one picture. The mesmerising images show the beautiful transition from day to night in some of the world's most iconic cities from the Shanghai skyline to New York's Central Park. Time Square in New York is given a fresh new look in just one picture. The mesmerising image show the beautiful transition from day to night New York Library is one of the 15 images that show how the city's character changes over time
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Photographer takes 1,500 photos to create just one composite image
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Stephen Wilkes spends up to 15 hours a day shooting sunrise and sunset | 13,507 | record_train |
My apartment in @placeholder was tiny so he's been enjoying the space in Skelton in our garden. | By James Rush PUBLISHED: 10:17 EST, 20 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:49 EST, 20 May 2013 A British animal lover spared no expense when she spent £2,500 to rescue a stray cat from a life on the streets in China. Angela Burrell, 33, of Warsett Crescent, Skelton, in Teesside, spotted the homeless cat Kandinsky during her five years in China teaching English. She has now admitted her good turn has cost her about £2,500 in injections, treatments and flights. But she says the cat is a friend for life and worth every penny. Angela Burrell spotted the homeless cat Kandinsky while working in China and has now brought him back home to the UK
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Angela Burrell met homeless cat Kandinsky while working in China
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The 33-year-old has spent about £2,500 bringing him back to the UK
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She flew him from China first class in the hold via British Airways | 13,508 | record_train |
But @placeholder said: 'I'm not really embarrassed at all as my dad cracks jokes all the time. | A father sick of his teenage son's battered car has put the 'dustbin' motor on eBay, listing all the things wrong with it - and frankly asking, 'Who would buy it?' Nigel Stewart-Stone uses the advert to apologise for the state of the black Renault Clio, which he says is full of litter and boasts multiple dents thanks to his son Dalton's bad driving. Among the many faults with the vehicle are a passenger seat which doesn't move because girls are always getting in and out, according to the jokey eBay listing. Battered: Nigel Stewart-Stone is selling his son Dalton's old Renault Clio in a brutally frank eBay advert
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Nigel Stewart-Stone has decided to sell teenage son Dalton's Renault Clio
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He put it on eBay accompanied with listing titled 'Who would buy it?'
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Says the seats are broken because Dalton is always giving girls a lift
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Also points out dents in the car and rubbish filling up the interior
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But the listing has already attracted bids of more than £100 | 13,509 | record_train |
Many expected the experienced @placeholder to be elevated, but instead the selectors opted for the 25-year-old Smith and he has repaid their faith. | (CNN) -- The sudden responsibility of leadership is resting well on Steve Smith's shoulders and it needed a captain's knock from him to lift Australia to a respectable 259 for five wickets after day one of the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne. Smith passed 1,000 Test runs for the year on the way to an undefeated 72 not out to send the majority of the huge 70,000 crowd at the MCG home happy. Brad Haddin was on 23 not out at stumps. Smith only took over from injured regular Australia skipper Michael Clarke for the second Test in Brisbane, which the home side won in four days to take a 2-0 lead in the best of four match series.
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Honors even after first day of Boxing Day Test at MCG
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Australia 259 for five wickets at stumps against India
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Captain Steve Smith undefeated on 72
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Chris Rogers and Shane Watson also hit half centuries | 13,510 | record_train |
As one of the first to see the show in @placeholder, I can attest it is, indeed, vile, offensive and potty-mouthed. | By Paul Scott PUBLISHED: 20:02 EST, 4 April 2013 | UPDATED: 09:10 EST, 5 April 2013 On the basis, presumably, that if you can’t beat them, join them, elders from the Mormon church have paid for three full-page ads in the programme for the new hit West End show The Book Of Mormon. Which is somewhat surprising, considering that from start to finish the bad-taste musical mercilessly lampoons the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, whose devotees famously include Donny Osmond. Clearly, they have taken the ‘any publicity is good publicity’ route and hitched their wagon to this unstoppable juggernaut.
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Tickets for the show are like gold dust and sales have broken records
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Producers spent an unprecedented $1million on marketing in London alone | 13,511 | record_train |
Mr @placeholder told Bloomberg: 'They have a circular that they leave in front of the buildings in our neighbourhood. | Complaints: Andrew Schiff, who makes six figures, bemoans that his apartment doesn't have a dishwasher Forget the one per cent. These guys are the WHINE per cent. Several Wall Street bankers and execs have come forward to voice their discontent about just how daunting it is to survive on their six-figure salaries in interviews with Bloomberg.com. Andrew Schiff, the communications and marketing director at Euro Pacific Capital, hates traffic just like most New Yorkers, but unlike most in the Big Apple, he’s feeling the crunch from a $350,000 salary. Mr Schiff told Bloomberg: 'The New York that I wanted to have is still just beyond my reach'.
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Several Wall Street bankers tell Bloomberg how hard it is to survive now
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Andrew Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital feeling crunch from $350,000 salary
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Alan Dlugash is worried about pulling his three kids out of private school
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Wall Street headhunter Daniel Arbeeny is reduced to coupon-cutting | 13,512 | record_train |
When he first arrived, loss of blood and trauma made vets uncertain @placeholder could withstand surgery, and he had to be stabilized before the operation. | A teenage amputee made a friend for life when he met a three-legged Dachshund who recognized they were in the 'same situation.' It was last August that Sam Sartain lost control while riding his ATV, which flipped and landed on his leg. NBC reports that doctors were forced to conduct a series of amputations on him that removed more and more of his right leg. Best friends: Sam Sartain lost his leg to an ATV accident in 2013 and says that Pooh, once a stray three-legged dog, recognizes how similar they both are The surgeries pushed him so far to his limits that he became thin and required a feeding tube.
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Sam Sartain lost his leg last August in an accident when his ATV flipped and landed on his leg
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His mom looked into adopting a pet for therapy purposes, not knowing she would find a dog like Pooh, who lost his leg after being hit by a car
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Sam says they had similar accidents and when he and the dog first met, Pooh 'realized' they had similar injuries and ran over to him | 13,513 | record_train |
Horrified onlookers, including @placeholder' mother and sister, at SCG witnessed Hughes felling to the ground at 2.23pm on Tuesday as players rushed to his side to help him out. | Questions have been raised over the delay in the arrival of an ambulance to treat critically injured batsman Phil Hughes at the Sydney Cricket Ground. A day after the 25-year-old was struck by a bouncer bowled by New South Wales' Sean Abbott, there have been conflicting reports about when an ambulance was called and when one arrived on Tuesday. SCG officials confirmed on Wednesday they had called for an ambulance about six minutes after Hughes collapsed face first on the pitch, not 14 minutes as initially reported earlier on the same day. That it took 23 minutes to arrive at the ground has raised serious concerns about the responsiveness of the NSW Ambulance service, prompting state Health Minister Jillian Skinner to demand an explanation from the ambulance commissioner, Sydney's Daily Telegraph reports.
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Initially the Ambulance Service of New South Wales said it did not receive a call until 14 minutes after Phil Hughes collapsed at the SCG
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It was later clarified it had received a triple-0 call at 2.29pm not 2.37pm
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Confusion appears to have come about because the ambulance that responded to the 2.37pm call arrived first
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The one called for at 2.29pm did not show up until 23 minutes later
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NSW's health minister will meet with the ambulance commissioner on Thursday over the delays | 13,514 | record_train |
Nearly 60 percent of @placeholder voted for the bill, and about a third of Republicans supported it. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill immediately blamed each other for the failure of a $700 billion bailout package in the House on Monday. House Minority Leader John Boehner, R-Ohio, said there would be no revote Monday on the bill aimed at buying up bad mortgages and stabilizing the faltering economy because House members had left the Capitol. It was unclear in what form the congressional leadership would bring the bill back to the House floor. The stock market immediately dipped hundreds of points after it became apparent that the bill would fail. The Dow closed down 777 points at the end of trading Monday, a record plunge. Watch blocked bailout win or loss? »
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Senate Republican leader says "No action is not an answer"
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Bush said he is "disappointed" bailout bill failed
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Speaker Pelosi says Democrats kept up their side of the bargain
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Republicans voted against bill more than 2-1 | 13,515 | record_train |
In 2002 a @placeholder businessman was sentenced to 800 lashes, jailed for eight years and fined £400,000 after being convicted of running an establishment which sold alcohol. | By Tara Brady Mark Simmonds said Scotland Yard had flagged up 14 'serious' offices by people with diplomatic immunity Two Saudi diplomats have avoided drink-drive charges in the UK because they have diplomatic immunity. However, anyone caught drink-driving in Saudi's capital Riyadh would face 800 lashes. Mark Simmonds, a Foreign Office minister, said Scotland Yard's diplomatic protection group had flagged up 14 'serious and significant' offences last year by people with diplomatic immunity. A Pakistani diplomat is alleged to have committed a domestic rape while under the protection of diplomatic immunity, the Foreign Office said. Mr Simmonds noted the alleged offence in the annual report on serious offences alleged against foreign diplomats and emphasised the Foreign Office seeks to have immunity waived in serious cases.
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Mark Simmonds, a Foreign Office minister, released a statement yesterday
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The Saudi pair among officials who have committed 14 serious offences but escaped prosecution because they have diplomatic immunity
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A Pakistani diplomat is alleged to have committed a domestic rape
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Foreign Office asks for immunity to be waived in serious cases | 13,516 | record_train |
Campaigner: Mrs Pepper modeled for @placeholder (left) and The Sun. | By Sara Smyth PUBLISHED: 14:45 EST, 29 July 2013 | UPDATED: 10:05 EST, 30 July 2013 Wearing a 'Don't frack my future' T-shirt and fighting against the grip of four police officers, Marina Pepper was today removed from a rural drilling site she and a group of 100 campaigners have occupied for the last five days. Mrs Pepper, who has worked as a Playboy model and Page Three girl, was carried away from the oil drilling site by officers after she tried to stop a lorry of office furniture from entering. The 45-year-old Liberal Democrat councillor is believed to have tried to create a blockage as deliveries of equipment were made to the site near Balcombe, West Sussex.
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Mrs Pepper, 45, is now a Liberal Democrat councillor
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She had tried to block a lorry as equipment deliveries were made to oil drilling site
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23 anti-fracking campaigners are now being held by Sussex police | 13,517 | record_train |
Fashion is in @placeholder's genes: The adorable blond boy's father is 35-year-old model Brad Kroenig. | Chanel has cast a six-year-old in its brand-new cruise campaign. Hudson Kroenig, who is the godson of Karl Lagerfeld, appears alongside model Joan Smalls, lending a playful touch to the images. The photogenic tyke sports a few different looks, including a safari suit and cuffed jeans, while Miss Smalls wears bold prints from Chanel's resort collection in the images, shot by Mr Lagerfeld. Model behavior: Six-year-old Hudson Kroenig (left) stars in Chanel's new Cruise campaign with Joan Smalls (right) Dipping his toes in: Hudson is already a fashion veteran at the tender age of six The boy gazes earnestly into the camera while Miss Smalls coolly lounges in front of a white column in one photo.
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Hudson Kroenig is Karl Lagerfeld’s godson. His father is Brad Kroenig, a longtime Chanel model
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Hudson has already appeared in Chanel runway shows, first walking the catwalk aged two | 13,518 | record_train |
But "Mass Effect" and "@placeholder" weren't enough to please some hard-core gamers, many of whom are down on Nintendo for what they see as its focus on games geared toward a more casual, family-friendly audience. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- A year ago, Nintendo announced the Wii U, the next generation of its massively popular gaming system that incorporates a handheld controller with its own video screen into play with the more traditional Wii console. On Tuesday, at the world's largest video-game gathering, the company was still explaining it -- and not sparing any superlatives in doing so. "It changes your gaming. It changes how you interact with your gaming friends. And it changes the way you enjoy your TV," said Reggie Fils-Aime, president and CEO of Nintendo of America. "It's not just intuitive, not just accessible to everyone, but it stands to revolutionize your living room."
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Nintendo rolls out 23 titles for the upcoming Wii U
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System's handheld game pad offers different perspectives
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New "Super Mario," "Batman Arkham City" and "Mass Effect" titles are planned
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Wii U is expected to be released this holiday season | 13,519 | record_train |
'This would mutualise risks, forcing @placeholder savers to guarantee the deposits of other countries,' the draft programme, which is due to be approved this weekend, reads. | Campaign: Angela Merkel's conservatives want the German language used more regularly in European institutions and treated on a par with English and French Angela Merkel's party wants the German language used more regularly in European institutions and treated on a par with English and French. The German chancellor's Christian Democratic Union party want to increase the use of German in Europe if they are re-elected when the country goes to the polls in September. It is not the first time Merkel's conservatives have called for a strengthening of German in Brussels However, given Germany's growing economic power within Europe since the outbreak of the eurozone debt crisis just over three years ago, the demand is likely to annoy other countries.
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Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union party issued plea
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And that's how @placeholder was born, a company repurposing boats that are no longer sea worthy into upcycled fittings -- anything from whimsical chairs and coffee tables to one-of-a-kind cabinets and even foosball tables. | (CNN) -- In the white sand beaches of Yoff, the small fishing town just north of the Senegalese capital Dakar, a seemingly endless line of brightly colored boats dots the Atlantic seaside. It was here, about four years ago, that Spanish designer Ramon Llonch was first struck by the mysterious symbols and intricate patterns adorning the hand-painted wooden vessels. "I was amazed by the beauty of the fishing boats, many of which were old, damaged by the salt and the sun or abandoned," remembers Llonch, who was at the time cycling solo around the West African country. "I was captivated by that colorful mosaic of life with the women selling the fish and the men approaching the shore," he adds.
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Artlantique produces furniture made from old fishing boats in Senegal
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Many of the colorful boats have sailed the Atlantic for 50 years
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@placeholder is urging Israel to accept an international probe into the incident. | Istanbul, Turkey (CNN) -- -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad lashed out at Israel and warned the United States against pushing for new sanctions on his country a news conference on the sidelines of an Asian security summit here Tuesday. A key item on the agenda at the summit is last week's Israeli raid on an aid flotilla in the Mediterranean. Ahmadinejad said the confrontation revealed Israel's "devilish" nature. "It showed violence and hatred and war-mongering attitudes," he said at the news conference. "The devilish sound of the uncultured Zionists was coming out from their deceit. ... They were holding up the flag of the devil itself."
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NEW: Draft resolution slapping tighter sanctions on Iran circulates at U.N.
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Russian PM Putin says Israel raid on aid flotilla is 'unacceptable'
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Israeli ambassador walks out on Ahmadinejad speech
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Iranian president says last week's flotilla raid showed Israel's 'devilish' nature | 13,522 | record_train |
Soon after, @placeholder yells out "boom" then "yeah" as the rock tumbles down. | It just took a little push to topple the delicately perched boulder -- millions of years in the making -- in Utah's Goblin Valley State Park. Then the man who did it laughed, high-fived his son, and flexed his muscles while being cheered on by a fellow Boy Scout leader. He is not likely celebrating now, nor is his friend who videotaped then publicized the episode, after both were charged Friday with third-degree felonies. Glenn Taylor, who pushed over the rock, and the cameraman, David Hall, face charges of criminal mischief and are accused of intentionally damaging, defacing and destroying property, according to the charging document.
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Glenn Taylor and David Hall face felony charges of criminal mischief
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Taylor pushed over an ancient rock at a Utah park while Hall cheered him on
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The men have said they felt the rock was unstable, could have hurt others
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When the same committee studied it before the last Election, it questioned the continued use of the word ‘@placeholder’. | By Simon Walters PUBLISHED: 18:40 EST, 1 September 2012 | UPDATED: 18:40 EST, 1 September 2012 Firm stand: A source says the Queen does not want titles changed The Queen wants moves to scrap the word ‘Empire’ from awards such as the OBE and MBE to be put off until after her reign, it was claimed last night. It follows a Labour bid to replace ‘Empire’ with ‘Excellence’ in the titles of the honours because it is a ‘jingoistic relic of Britain’s colonial past’. The moved was resisted after Tory MPs threatened to veto a Westminster review of the honours system in protest.
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Queen wants change postponed until Prince Charles ascends the throne
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Saturday, December 6: Newcastle United vs Chelsea (@placeholder, 12.45pm) | Broadcasters Sky Sports and BT Sport will broadcast 25 live Premier League fixtures between December 2 and New Year's Day - including a triple header on Boxing Day. Chelsea host West Ham United (12.45pm, Sky Sports) before Queens Park Rangers travel to the Emirates to face Arsenal (5.30pm, BT Sport) - with Manchester United vs Newcastle United (BT Sport, 3pm) sandwiched in between on December 26. Sky Sports will show 16 fixtures in total, including the huge clash between Louis van Gaal's Man United and Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool (Sunday, December 14, 1.30pm), as well as the Tyne-Wear derby between Newcastle and Sunderland (Sunday, December 21, 1.30pm) and Liverpool vs Arsenal (Sunday, December 21, 4pm).
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BT Sport and Sky Sports will broadcast 25 live Premier League matches between Tuesday, December 2 and New Year's Day
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The broadcasters have announced the fixtures and the changes in times
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Manchester United vs Liverpool moved to Sunday, December 13 (1.30pm)
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Boxing Day, December 28 and New Year's Day each have three live games | 13,525 | record_train |
Abel Hernandez's signature by Hull is somewhat of a gamble but he impressed for @placeholder last season | With a Premier League weekend fast approaching, it is time for many fans to check out their new signings. These 10 players have yet to play in England, and will be keen to impress. But what can you expect from them? 1) Toby Alderweireld CLUB: Southampton. AGE: 25. COST: On loan from Atletico Madrid. Central defender or right back. One of the most promising signings of the window, having also attracted Newcastle and Arsenal. Alderweireld is a versatile and technically gifted defender who has represented Belgium at every level from Under 15 up. He has 37 full caps and played at this summer’s World Cup. He has a point to prove after being deemed surplus to requirements after one season at Atletico, where he had a limited role in their La Liga success. He is a graduate of the Ajax academy and played in the fixture against PSV Eindhoven in November 2010 when Luis Suarez first bit an opponent.
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Toby Alderweireld signed for Southampton on loan from Atletico Madrid
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Abel Hernandez a risk for Hull but could shine after move from Palermo
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Manchester United count on Radamel Falcao, Marcos Rojo and Daley Blind
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Eduardo Vargas signed on loan by QPR after several temporary moves
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Ricky Alvarez and Esteban Cambiasso sign for Sunderland and Leicester | 13,526 | record_train |
"I have been training hard since the end of 2011, ensuring I was ready for the rigors of @placeholder if an opportunity arose." | (CNN) -- Two-time Formula One champion Fernando Alonso set his sights on a title charge in 2012 Friday as Ferrari unveiled the radical design of their car for the new season. The F2012, Ferrari's 58th F1 car, features a dramatic steeped-nose look in order to conform to new regulations regarding the height of the front chassis. Spain's Alonso finished 2011 fourth in the drivers' standings, 135 points behind Red Bull's double world champion Sebastian Vettel, after claiming just one race win at the British Grand Prix. "It looks very different from what we have seen in the last two years," Alonso said at the launch, which was originally scheduled to take place Thursday but was pushed back 24 hours due to heavy snowfall.
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Ferrari unveil their radically-designed car for the 2012 Formula One season
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Two-time world champion Fernando Alonso wants to challenge for a third drivers' title
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The Spaniard finished 2011 fourth, 135 points behind champion Sebastian Vettel
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Alonso's teammate Felipe Massa describes the F2012 as "really aggressive" | 13,527 | record_train |
Known largely for buzzy, viral posts that have a way of rampaging across social media -- critics would call it clickbait -- @placeholder, founded in 2006, has made moves over the past couple of years to expand its coverage to politics and other serious news. | (CNN) -- Apparently, all those clicks over at Buzzfeed are paying off in more ways than one. For hitting a big traffic goal, all 700 or so employees of the viral news site will be getting free Apple smartwatches -- a bonus that will cost at least $245,000. Early last month, CEO Jonah Peretti sent a memo to his staff celebrating Buzzfeed surpassing $100 million in revenue for the year. "This is a huge milestone and amazing accomplishment!" he wrote. He also issued a challenge. If the site hit 200 million unique visitors and 750 million video views in November, the entire staff would get one of Apple's watches, which are set to hit the market in early 2015.
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Buzzfeed's 700 employees will get Apple Watches for hitting traffic goals
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The site topped 200 million visitors in November
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"We condemn in the strongest terms possible the murder of journalist @placeholder. | A video that shows the beheading of American Steven Sotloff was delivered as a "second message to America" to halt airstrikes in Iraq, following through on a threat to kill the journalist. In the video posted Tuesday online, Sotloff says -- in a message surely scripted by his captors -- that he is "paying the price" for U.S. military intervention. The intelligence community in the United States is working to confirm the authenticity of the video, and the journalist's family was waiting for that formal authentication that Sotloff has been killed. "The family knows of the video and is grieving privately," family spokesman Barak Barfi said.
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A video has emerged showing the 31-year-old journalist being beheaded
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ISIS beheaded journalist James Foley; in that video, the terrorist group threatened to kill Sotloff | 13,529 | record_train |
@placeholder also announced a fitness band with a curved OLED screen as it continues its push into wearables. | (CNN) -- Mobile World Congress returned to form this year, with Samsung, Sony, and Huawei all choosing to launch flagship devices in Barcelona. These are my picks from the show: Nokia X Just months after being sold to Microsoft, Nokia chose to launch its first Android phones. The devices, all dubbed Nokia X, will run Android but be packed with Microsoft services like OneDrive and Skype. The company says the budget phone will enable Microsoft to enter emerging markets it currently can't reach, but whether they still feel that way when Microsoft takes control in March remains to be seen.
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Mobile World Congress returns to form with Samsung, Sony, and Huawei launching devices
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Samsung's Galaxy S5 is a "more sensible, more cohesive smartphone," Miles says
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warned, remain among the highest in the @placeholder and should be addressed as | By James Chapman Brussels has infuriated ministers with a provocative series of proposals to boost economic growth in Britain – including higher taxes, new levies on expensive homes, and more free childcare. The European Commission acknowledged the UK economy had roared back to life over the past year, but warned of ‘imbalances’ that required action from the Treasury. But Tories highlighted the 'irony' of the advice at a time when the British economy is storming ahead of the rest of Europe, and urged George Osborne to treat it as 'spam in his inbox'. Provocative series of proposals: The European Commission acknowledged the UK economy had roared back to life over the past year, but warned of 'imbalances' that required action from the Treasury
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European Commission acknowledges UK economy has roared back to life
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Commission identifies 'risks in the housing sector' as problem for the UK
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Those brave enough to return to @placeholder on Thursday will find there have been a few changes. | LONDON, England (CNN) -- The U.S. Open has a reputation for testing the world's best golfers with the most demanding courses. The 2002 US Open at Bethpage Black featured punishing rough and heavy rain. The competition is designed to challenge, traditionally favoring courses that feature brutal rough and narrow fairways. This year's U.S. Open is no exception, taking place at Bethpage Black in Long Island, New York, widely regarded as one of the toughest courses in the game. The U.S. Open was first staged at Bethpage in 2002, when it became the first municipal course to host the competition and, at 7,214 yards, the longest course in the competition's history.
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The U.S. Open is known for testing golfers with the most demanding courses
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This year's U.S. Open will be take place at Bethpage Black in New York State
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@placeholder is an ancient city on a mountain in the Andes, standing 8,000 feet (2,430 meters) above sea level in a tropical mountain forest. | Cusco, Peru (CNN) -- Authorities in Peru have rescued the last of hundreds of travelers who had been stranded by flooding in a town near one of South America's most popular tourist destinations, a government official said Friday. Tourism Minister Martin Perez said 1,460 tourists were evacuated from Aguas Calientes, bringing the total rescued during the past three days to 4,005 -- 3,500 of them tourists. Thirteen helicopters in 268 flights took them to the city of Cusco, though one group of Colombians indicated they had not wanted to leave, he said. Days of heavy rain had triggered flash floods and landslides around Machu Picchu, the ruins of an Incan settlement in southern Peru's Andes Mountains.
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NEW: The total rescued during the past three days was 4,005, tourism minister says
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Days of heavy rain had triggered flash floods and landslides in southern Peru
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Al-Hashimi said he hopes the meetings result in a timely "joint effort" between the Iraqi and @placeholder governments "to stop the terrorist operations across the border." | BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Thousands of Kurds and their supporters poured into the streets of northern Iraqi cities on Thursday to protest the Turkish parliament's approval of cross-border raids into Iraq. Iraqi Kurdish youths wave their regional flag as they protest in Thursday in Irbil, Iraq. Some 10,000 demonstrators in Irbil, the capital of the Kurdish regional government, carried banners and signs and shouted "no to Turkey." Riot police were on hand, but there were no reports of disorderly conduct. In Duhuk, another mainly Kurdish city in northern Iraq, 5,000 demonstrators marched to the U.N. offices, according to The Associated Press.
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NEW: Kurdish regional government appeals for restraint by Turkey
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Marchers in Iraq's Kurdish region protest against Turkish parliament vote
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Vote authorized military action against Kurdish separatists based in Iraq
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The battling @placeholder, however, refused to throw in the towel, immediately breaking back to get back on serve. | By Reuters Reporter Russian Ekaterina Makarova moved into the quarter-finals of the U.S. Open with a 7-6(2) 6-4 win over seventh seed Eugenie Bouchard as the Canadian wilted under the punishing conditions. With stifling humidity and on-court temperatures hovering near 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 Celsius) it was another day of survival of the fittest at the year's final grand slam and it was a challenge Bouchard could not meet, her bid for a fourth consecutive grand slam semi-final appearance coming to an end. A tense opening set played under a blazing sun that went to a tie-break and took 50 minutes to decide appeared to drain the 20-year-old Bouchard.
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Canadian No 7 seed struggles in 100-degree heat in New York
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Makarova won in straight sets to move into the quarter-finals
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One year on, (pictured right) he is planning to rejuvenate his @placeholder home where his wife Eva died | By David Wilkes PUBLISHED: 16:54 EST, 1 September 2013 | UPDATED: 18:12 EST, 1 September 2013 Road to recovery: Hans Rausing appeared healthy and composed this week as he prepares to leave court-ordered rehab For two months, Hans Rausing hid his crack addict wife’s body in their £70million mansion as he struggled to face up to her death. So as the Tetra Pak heir prepares to return home from rehab for his own drug abuse, it is perhaps only natural he is keen to make a few changes to the place. As one of Britain’s richest men, of course, he has the resources to do it in style – and has plumped for a luxurious two-storey basement beneath the sprawling Grade II-listed property.
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Tetra Pak heir is returning to mansion in London's Belgravia after stint in rehab
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Plans for a two-storey basement include a swimming pool, gym and cinema
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Hans Rausing was convicted of preventing his wife Eva's lawful burial
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The 49-year-old his his wife's body for two months and told their servants she was still alive | 13,536 | record_train |
The @placeholder is officially launched today and will run until the end of the year. | A host of unique Paddington Bear statues, designed by the likes of David Beckham, Emma Watson, Benedict Cumberbatch and Boris Johnson were unveiled in the capital on Monday. The 3ft 6ins models are among 50 which will go on display around London as part of The Paddington Trail. It is hoped tourists and locals will spend the next two months travelling around the capital finding as many of the bears as possible. Actor Hugh Bonneville was on hand to unveil the celebrity-designed Paddington Bear statues in London Footballer David Beckham (left) and Brit It-model Kate Moss (right) both designed custom bears
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Paddington Bear statues unveiled as part of Paddington Trail campaign
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Tourists can recreate Paddington's journey among city's famous landmarks
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Specially designed bears will then be auctioned off in support of the NSPCC | 13,537 | record_train |
If it survives, @placeholder will hold a special election in September. | Hampton, Florida (CNN) -- It's do-or-die time in a city that has been threatened with extinction, become a symbol of small-town corruption and even been mocked in the media as "too Florida, even for Florida." Can this worn-down, one-stoplight city prove to detractors that it can save its very soul from the venal forces that tempted it to set up a speed trap, rake in $1 million over the past few years and then lose track of the money? State lawmakers are traveling tonight to the Victory Baptist Church to see for themselves whether Hampton has been scared straight. If state Sen. Rob Bradley and state Rep. Charles Van Zant don't like what they hear, they have vowed to move forward with a bill to dissolve the city's charter. It would be an extreme measure, for sure, and the first time anyone can remember the Florida legislature taking away a municipality's right to govern itself.
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Hampton expects to learn fate at tonight's meeting with Florida lawmakers
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The city, pop. 477, was given a month to show it can govern itself
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If lawmakers are not satisfied, they vow to push bill to dissolve Hampton
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New look: @placeholder puts on a white T-shirt and grabs a bag before locking up the van | By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 18:07 EST, 31 May 2013 | UPDATED: 07:35 EST, 1 June 2013 Looking calm and organised, these dramatic CCTV images show the man suspected of murdering pretty teenager Georgia Williams just hours before he was arrested by detectives. Jamie Reynolds, 22, is pictured at his step-father's silver Toyota van in a Glasgow city centre car park. The shop worker - who was yesterday charged with the murder of his 17-year-old friend - had earlier completed the 280-mile journey from the Shropshire town where he and Georgia lived. This video footage was taken from security cameras at 3.20pm on Tuesday - two days after the former head girl - from Wellington, Shropshire - told friends she was going to do a modelling-style photoshoot with Reynolds.
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Jamie Reynolds, 22, was yesterday charged with 17-year-old's murder
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CCTV images show him in Glasgow city centre car park on Tuesday
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Shop worker is pictured spaying deodorant and changing his top
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Police have found body of a 'young female' near Wrexham, North Wales
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To a large extent, @placeholder's fate at the World Cup rests on Suarez. | (CNN) -- Luis Suarez, a player of unquestionable talent but with an unfortunate tendency to bite, now faces disciplinary action from soccer's governing body after he appeared to sink his teeth into an opponent yet again. FIFA said Wednesday that it has begun proceedings after the Uruguay striker was accused of biting another player during his team's World Cup victory over Italy a day earlier. Television pictures showed Suarez dipping his head toward Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini, sending both men tumbling to the ground. When the Italian defender eventually got up, he pulled down his shirt and furiously indicated he had been bitten on the shoulder.
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NEW: FIFA says it has opened disciplinary proceedings against Suarez
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He is accused of biting Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini during a World Cup game
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Suarez and Uruguay have until Wednesday evening to give their position, FIFA says
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The eccentric bearded root artist admires the view from the window of his giant teapot home in @placeholder | It may seem a bit potty - but this beautifully carved giant teapot is actually someone's dining room. The astonishing structure forms part of a tree house lived in and designed by elderly Chinese hermit Gu Yuezi, of Chen Village, Guangdong province. The 64-year-old root carving artist has decided to become a recluse and live in the jungle near the city of Foshan, in the south of the country. Hot property: The teapot forms part of a tree house designed and built by Chinese recluse Gu Yuezi, of Chen Village, Guangdong province Going green: The 64-year-old root carving artist decided to become a recluse in 2006 after tiring of the hustle and bustle of city life
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Astonishing structure is part of tree house lived in and designed by Gu Yuezi, of Guangdong province, China
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64-year-old root artist chose to move into the jungle in 2006 to be a recluse as he no longer believes in money
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Beautifully carved tree house is equipped with a hall, a bedroom, a bathroom and can support weight of 20 people | 13,541 | record_train |
"@placeholder, currently technical director, takes on the duty of team principal and chief technical office. | (CNN) -- Nelson Piquet Jr admitted he will have to wait until the dust has settled on the "crashgate" scandal before he can attempt a return to Formula One. Nelson Piquet Jr has not ruled out a return to Formula One. The 24-year-old Brazilian attended a Motor Sport Council hearing on Monday over the conspiracy which saw him crash his Renault in the Singapore Grand Prix last year, where he subsequently revealed he is keen on a F1 comeback. Piquet, who was granted immunity by motorsport's world governing body (FIA) for his testimony, believes his talent was not appreciated by former team boss Flavio Briatore.
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Nelson Piquet Jr is keen to make a comeback to Formula One in the future
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The Brazilian's reputation is tarnished after his part in the "crashgate" scandal
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@placeholder admits that, under the hospital’s own rules, Miss Maytum should have been given an appointment within three months. | Katie Maytum is suing NHS Wales for £750,000 after she discovered a lump in her breast but was told it was not 'urgent' A young mother dying from breast cancer says a long delay before seeing a consultant has left her too ill to be cured. Katie Maytum, 35, is suing an under-fire Welsh NHS health board for £750,000 over her five-and-a-half month wait to be diagnosed, despite her GP’s urgent referral. She went to her family doctor in July 2010 after finding a lump in her left breast, and was fast-tracked for an appointment with a cancer specialist. But Vummiti Muralikrishnan, a consultant surgeon at the Princess of Wales Hospital in Bridgend, South Wales, downgraded her to a ‘routine’ case.
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Katie Maytum, 35, noticed lump in left breast in July 2010 and visited GP
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She was urgently referred to cancer network but case was deemed 'routine'
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It was not 'urgent suspected cancer' according to a hospital consultant
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Her lawyers maintain consultant Vummiti Muralikrishnan was negligent
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It may be a sign of Pochettino’s faith in @placeholder that the striker played as a lone forward. | In a stadium named after a Greek war general from the early 1800s, Harry Kane and Andros Townsend set about proving they were worthy leaders in Tottenham Hotspur’s attacking quartet. The Europa League has become the pair’s stomping ground and both started in the visit to the Theodoros Kolokotronis Stadium against Asteras Tripolis in Group C. That is a luxury neither has been afforded in the Premier League by Mauricio Pochettino but, with a goal apiece in Greece in this 2-1 win, they staked their claim. Andros Townsend celebrates with fellow goalscorer Harry Kane during Spurs' win against Asteras Tripolis
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Tottenham duo Harry Kane and Andros Townsend netted in the first half of their side's 2-1 win against Asteras Tripolis
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Townsend has been named in Roy Hodgson's senior England squad
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An attorney for @placeholder did not immediately respond to a message seeking comment. | (CNN) -- Every now and then, being a jerk on the Internet can result in some unwanted attention. From 2009 to 2013, the operators of Jerk.com created profiles for millions of people, including children, using information that was scraped off Facebook, according to charges filed Monday by the Federal Trade Commission. The site continues to operate. The profiles, which were supposedly created by users of the site, labeled people a "Jerk" or "Not a Jerk." Also, the site claimed -- falsely, according to the FTC -- that the subjects could edit their profiles if they paid a $30 membership fee.
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FTC says the site harvested Facebook information from millions of users
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The day of the birth, @placeholder was told she wasn't allowed to be there with Jan. | Jan Russ was a successful casting director, known for launching the careers of people like Russell Crowe, Guy Pearce, Kylie Minogue and Dan McPherson but she had a deep dark secret that not many people knew about. Jan has revealed the drama that is her life, on the Australian Story, and the pain and guilt she harboured as a teenage girl. Her tumultuous story starts in 1965 with a teenage pregnancy and how she had no say and was forced to surrender her baby girl, a decision which still haunts her today. 'Rejection and shame and guilt were the three emotions that I carried with me my whole life,' Jan said.
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Neighbours casting director Jan Russ had a secret past of a teenage pregnancy
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'I was absolutely terrified to tell my parents, I was just in a total state of shock,' said Jan
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Jan went to Sydney to stay at a unmarried mothers home before she was taken in by Tessa Durston
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Her baby girl was given away to be adopted after a terrifying birth
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Jan became a professional theatre actress and toured New Zealand where she met husband, Bruce
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She had baby boy 'Sam' before finding out her husband was gay and he left her
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Jan Russ has been on a Korean TV program about cooking with son Sam and her daughter in law | 13,546 | record_train |
Sunnis largely boycotted Iraq's 2005 elections, leading to the emergence of a @placeholder-led government. | Baghdad (CNN) -- At least five people were injured when bodyguards for a top Iraqi official opened fire on stone-throwing Sunni demonstrators Sunday, the country's interior ministry said. The clashes broke out after Deputy Prime Minister Saleh al-Mutlaq arrived to address crowds protesting in a plaza in the western Iraqi city of Ramadi. Tens of thousands of demonstrators have been there for nearly a week, demanding that the Shiite-led government stop what they call second-class treatment of Iraq's Sunni residents. Some demonstrators Sunday called for al-Multaq, who is Sunni, to submit his resignation to Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's government. Protesters chanted, "Leave! Leave!" and threw stones at him, witnesses told CNN.
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Clashes break out after Iraq's deputy prime minister arrives to address protesters
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Some demonstrators called for him to resign and threw stones at the stage, witnesses say
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And their deaths have left members of the women's movement, @placeholder and otherwise, reeling. | (CNN) -- One returned to her Haitian roots, to give voice to women, honor their stories and shape their futures. Another urged women to pack a courtroom in Haiti, where she succeeded in getting a guilty verdict against a man who battered his wife. A third joined the others and helped change the law to make rape, long a political weapon in Haiti, a punishable crime. Myriam Merlet, Magalie Marcelin and Anne Marie Coriolan, founders of three of the country's most important advocacy organizations working on behalf of women and girls, are confirmed dead -- victims of last week's 7.0 earthquake.
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Three leaders in the Haitian women's movement are confirmed dead, victims of quake
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They gave women voices, fought against violence and made rape in Haiti a crime
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Friends, including Eve Ensler of "The Vagina Monologues," share memories
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@placeholder's Simon Dawkins celebrates his fifth and Derby's second goal to cap off the comebakck | It was risk with very little reward. Kit Symons is so confident of becoming Fulham's new manager that his team selection dictated that they were dumped out of the Capital One Cup with a clear eye on more pressing matters. The truth is that he may look back on Derby's astonishing comeback – including five goals in 19 minutes - and wonder whether they should have really attacked the competition with more vigour. The caretaker, who had won five of his eight games in charge before this, is still expected to be announced as Felix Magath's successor on Thursday and Moussa Dembele's double before half-time had looked to put the Cottagers through to the last eight.
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Moussa Dembele scored a double to put Fulham ahead at half time
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Chris Martin and John Russell scored to level the score for Derby
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Jeff Hendrick and Simon Dawkins (2) sealed the victory for the Rams
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In the letter, Aldrin writes, "As an @placeholder astronaut, I know full well the importance of always exploring new frontiers and tackling new challenges as we explore space. | (CNN) -- Buzz Aldrin is used to traveling on high-profile missions. His 240,000-mile trip to the moon on July 20, 1969, set the precedent. On Thursday, Aldrin is hitching a ride aboard Air Force One to Cape Canaveral's Kennedy Space Center in Florida at the invitation of President Obama, White House spokesman Nick Shapiro said. It appears to be just one of the perks for being on Obama's side of the controversy over the president's new space program, which cancels former President George W. Bush's plan to return U.S. astronauts to the moon by 2020. Aldrin supports Obama's new space policy, and over the last 48 hours, the White House has made extraordinary efforts publicizing his position.
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Apollo astronaut getting a lift to Kennedy Space Center as president hopes for PR lift
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Aldrin says he backs Obama plan "lowering the cost of access to space"
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Obama proposal cancels Bush plan to return U.S. astronauts to moon by 2020
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In contrast, Espinosa said, there's no evidence linking high crime rates with illegal immigration, as some @placeholder politicians have contended. | (CNN) -- Violence in the United States is not related to illegal Mexican immigrants, but violence in Mexico is connected to vast shipments of weapons from the United States, Mexico's foreign minister told CNN Thursday. Foreign Minister Patricia Espinosa pointed to efforts by Mexico to stop the flow of weapons, the great majority of which come from the United States. "Since 2006," she said in a wide-ranging interview with CNN's editorial board in New York City, "the Mexican government has seized over 85,000 weapons in Mexico." She noted that it's not just "regular weapons," but also machine guns, grenades and other high-power arms.
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Crime rates have decreased in Latino areas of the U.S., says Mexico's foreign minister
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Some wedding planners had speculated that the cost of the celebration could run to seven or even eight figures, but a longtime @placeholder family friend said the cost would be less than $1 million. | Rhinebeck, New York (CNN) -- Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton and longtime beau Marc Mezvinsky were wed Saturday "in a beautiful ceremony at Astor Courts," a 50-acre estate in Rhinebeck, New York, according to her parents. "We could not have asked for a more perfect day to celebrate the beginning of their life together, and we are so happy to welcome Marc into our family," former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in a statement. "On behalf of the newlyweds, we want to give special thanks to the people of Rhinebeck for welcoming us and to everyone for their well-wishes on this special day."
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Chelsea Clinton wore a gown by Vera Wang, the family says
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The ceremony incorporated the couple's two faiths
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Asked about @placeholder' portrayal of her, Margaret tells how the pair bonded before filming and said that Amy looks just like her in the movie, 'only prettier', adding: 'I knew she'd do a good job, but I had no idea it would be so fantastic.' | For years, Margaret Keane was kept behind locked doors - painting the pictures of the wide-eyed waifs that made her husband Walter Keane an art sensation. Feted by celebrities during the 1950s and 60s, Walter, ever a showman, took credit for his wife's work until Margaret found the courage to come forward and tell the truth. Her story is told in new movie Big Eyes, which premieres tonight in New York. Amy Adams plays Margaret, while Christoph Waltz is the controlling, egomaniac Walter. Both actors have won Golden Globe nominations for their work. In a softly spoken voice, Margaret, now 87, tells MailOnline: 'I think Walter would have enjoyed every minute of it - all he cared about was being a celebrity, and of course,' she muses: 'he would have just claimed he was an artist until the very end, he would have loved the attention.'
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Margaret Keane painted the wide-eyed waifs made popular in the '50s and '60s
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Her husband Walter claimed her work as his own - and kept her locked up while he sold the paintings to celebrities
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She was awarded a $4m settlement in court in 1986 - but never saw a penny
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'In his spare time my dad loved baking and cooking and often taught @placeholder how to make biscuits, jam and fudge. | By Katy Winter An enterprising British schoolboy is tasting sweet success in the U.S. after appearing on the cover of children's Time magazine - thanks to his grandfather's fudge recipe. Fraser Bawtree, 13, started making the fudge with the recipe handed down by his grandfather Nick to make a few pounds to pay for a school trip. But his product was such a success with his family and friends he decided to set up his own firm at the age of eleven. Fraser Bawtree started selling fudge using a recipe handed down to him by his grandfather Nick as a way of raising a few pounds toward a school trip
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Fraser Bawtree started to make fudge as a way to fund a school trip
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In first year the 11-year-old British student made £13,000 profit
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BOBBY CHARLTON – not only the most creative of all English midfield players but also the scorer of stupendous goals, 49 of which still keep him in possession of the @placeholder record – after 44 years | ‘Good luck finding a Scot,’ smirked one of the bosses in the office when they asked me to choose the all-time greatest combined team from north and south of the border, even as the Auld Enemies gird their loins for this week’s revival of the most ancient fixture in football’s international calendar. Easier than he thinks. The assembling of a mighty composite XI ended up balancing six Englishmen with five Scots. To squeeze in the highest feasible quota of superlative skills requires the selection of a majestic back three in a 3-3-1-3 formation. The starting point, beyond argument, is the Englishman who just happens to be the world's greatest ever goalkeeper:
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England's World Cup winners Gordon Banks, Bobby Moore and Bobby Charlton make the team
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Celtic's European Cup winning captain Billy McNeill plays at the back
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Denis Law, Kenny Dalglish and Tom Finney lead the attack | 13,555 | record_train |
Sanchez apologises to Courtois after the @placeholder goalkeeper is able to sit back up | FIFA medical chief Michel D'Hooghe has supported Chelsea's conduct over the head injury sustained by Belgium goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois. And he insists team doctors are best placed to assess their own players despite undoubted performance pressures. Courtois was substituted in the first half of last Sunday's Premier League match with Arsenal, but only after playing on for 13 minutes after sustaining a head knock in a challenge with Gunners forward Alexis Sanchez. Thibaut Courtois is caught in the head by Alexis Sanchez's knee during Sunday's London derby Courtois appeared to be out cold for a short while as Sanchez and John Terry (right) tried to help him
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Chelsea goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois accidentally kneed in the head by Arsenal forward Alexis Sanchez during Sunday's London derby
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Courtois appeared to be unconscious for a short while before treatment
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Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro assessed Courtois before he played on
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Courtois was substituted 13 minutes later with blood coming from his ear
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Courtois was later given the all clear after being substituted
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Brazil's golden boy also shared the love later in the game when he went past the keeper only to stop the ball on the goalline for his friend @placeholder tpo nudge home before the pair took a diving celebration together across the rain soaked pitch. | Brazilian sensation Neymar has scored a catalogue of stunning goals during his relatively brief career, but few will compare to his latest outrageous effort. The Barcelona forward captained a side of his friends against a side of Brazilian star Nene's friends in a charity match 'Ball Hunger Only' in Jundai, Sao Paulo on Monday - where he stole the show with an individual piece of skill that simply took the breath away. The game had only been playing five minutes when the 22-year-old collected a shot that had rebounded off the post before 'rainbow flicking' the ball over a bemused defender's header, performing a little pirouette and bursting through to chip the keeper.
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Neymar was playing in a charity match featuring his friends against Nene's friends in Jundai, Sao Paulo
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Brazil stars including Kaka, Lucas Moura, Cafu and Felipe Massa played
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Reading ran down the clock thereafter, with @placeholder unable to pose any problems in a poor display. | Reading ended their desperate run of poor form in the Championship with a comprehensive 3-0 victory over Rotherham at the Madejski Stadium. Jamie Mackie gave Reading the lead midway through the first half with a precise finish and a second-half brace from top scorer Simon Cox finished off Rotherham, who offered very little all match. Reading manager Nigel Adkins made five changes from the side that lost 3-0 at Blackburn on Saturday, desperate to inject life into a side who had won only once in eight league matches and taken five points from a possible 24. Simon Cox celebrates with team mate Jamie Mackie after he scores his second and his side's third goal
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Jamie Mackie opened the scoring for Reading in the first half
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Simon Cox scored twice in the second half to round off the win
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@placeholder shakes hands with supporters during the campaign stop in Florida | Barack Obama is slipping in early voting in key areas of crucial swing states, bolstering the Romney campaign’s claim that greater Republican enthusiasm will sweep their man to victory next Tuesday. But Romney held back his criticism of Obama on the campaign trail in Florida in deference to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy while the president toured devastated areas of New Jersey. Democrats traditionally hold a marked advantage over Republicans in early voting. The Obama campaign has made early voting a centrepiece of its strategy with celebrities such as Katy Perry pleading with Nevadans to cast their ballots before election day and President Barack Obama being filmed voting early in Chicago.
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Romney held back his criticism of Obama in deference to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
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Call to re-open case: Carlo believes up to a dozen men from the @placeholder underworld were involved in the murder of his father (pictured) and claims many are still at large in London | By Claudia Joseph PUBLISHED: 20:06 EST, 26 May 2012 | UPDATED: 20:06 EST, 26 May 2012 It was a very public death. In the grey light of dawn, the body of a man was found hanging from scaffolding underneath Blackfriars Bridge in Central London, his feet dangling in the water. He was wearing an expensive Italian suit and his pockets were weighted with bricks and stuffed with cash. Family moment: Italian financier Roberto Calvi (right) and his son Carlo in a picture taken by Carlo's sister Anna in 1982, the year Roberto was found hanging under Blackfriars Bridge in London
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Son of 'God's banker' Roberto Calvi talks 30 years after father's death
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But after social media erupted with outrage over Chahal's sentencing, it seems @placeholder has been severely tarnished. | By Daily Mail Reporter Gurbaksh Chahal, the multi-millionaire tech CEO accused of kicking his girlfriend 117 in a frenzied 30 minute attack, has been terminated from his position at leading online ad network RadiumOne following a major backlash about his sentencing. The sacking comes comes after news website TechCrunch dumped RadiumOne as a sponsor of next week's 'Disrupt NY' technology conference, calling Chahal a 'violent, angry man' who had not been held accountable for his actions. The 31-year-old was charged with 45 felony counts for the brutal attack on his girlfriend, which was caught on CCTV footage from cameras in his bedroom, however the evidence was ruled inadmissible in court because police obtained it without a warrant.
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Multi-millionaire CEO of RadiumOne, Gurbaksh Chahal, 31, was charged with 45 felony counts relating to an assault on his girlfriend in August
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CCTV allegedly showed him hitting and kicking her 117 times in 30 minutes
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The footage was ruled inadmissible before it was gathered without a warrant
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RadiumOne was dumped by news site TechCrunch after the sentence
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The last available national figures, from the 2000 census, show 8.4% of the nation's firefighting forces to be black and 8.6% to be @placeholder. | (CNN) -- A U.S. district judge ordered New York City to pay $128 million in to firefighters who allege the city used an entrance exam that deliberately sought to keep African-Americans and Latino Americans off the force. The judge also ordered the FDNY to hire 293 black and Latino applicants. "It has been in the city's power to prevent or remedy the need for damages proceedings for a decade, and it has not done so," U.S. District Judge Nicholas G. Garufis said in his ruling on the class action lawsuit. He called it the "consequences of the city's decision to ignore clear violations of federal law."
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Judge ordered New York to pay nearly $128 million to firefighters
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Entrance exam designed to keep blacks and Latinos off the force, says lawsuit
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And added to the 5.1g of sugar which is part of every bagel recipe, you are loading @placeholder with more than three teaspoons of sugar in just one snack.’ | By Amanda Cable Rushing around the room in a wide-eyed frenzy, knocking over the nest of tables on which my canapes had been neatly arranged and upon which my dismayed guests had rested their flutes of champagne, my son Charlie, then 11, was making New Year’s Eve 2012 a night to remember for all the wrong reasons. Worse, it was all my fault. Earlier in the evening, I had served a sweet-and-sour chicken Chinese takeaway — a family favourite — to Charlie, his twin brother, Archie, and their sister, Ruby. My husband, Ray, and I had had the same, and we’d all tucked into chocolate pudding afterwards.
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World Health Organisation’s recommended daily allowance (RDA) is 90g of sugar per day
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Amanda Cable managed to push her sons' sugar content up to 152 grams each day | 13,563 | record_train |
The @placeholder leaders were available at a generous 11/1 at one bookmaker. | By Stephen Mcgowan for the Daily Mail At some point, Osman Sow’s spot-kick will re-enter Earth’s atmosphere, scattering debris in its wake. When it returns to terra firma Hearts will still be reflecting on the chances they blew to send Celtic into a tailspin. It was comfortable for the league champions in the end. On-loan John Guidetti’s first goal for the club brought an early birthday present for his watching father Mike. But the outcome of this game undoubtedly hinged on two penalties early in the second half. Sow, the gangling Hearts matchwinner against Rangers on the opening day of the Championship season, struck a dubious award high into the heavens in the 54th minute.
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Strikes from John Guidetti, a Kris Commons penalty and Adam Eckersley's own goal completed a comfortable victory
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Osman Sow blazed a penalty over the bar with the score at 1-0
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Hearts boss Robbie Neilson joked: 'I think there is a lot of conviction in it. It's still coming down'
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First clean sheet in nine games gives some respite to coach Ronny Deila
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First Celtic goal for on-loan Manchester City striker Guidetti, who also won the hosts' penalty
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If no solution is found after 10 days, they'll shoot us dead,' Spiegel, speaking in @placeholder, says in a trembling voice. | By Daniel Miller PUBLISHED: 13:47 EST, 16 July 2013 | UPDATED: 14:29 EST, 16 July 2013 A Dutch couple being held hostage in Yemen have made a desperate video plea for help, claiming their captors plan to kill them next week unless the Dutch government meets their demands. Journalist Judith Spiegel and her partner Boudewijn Berendsen were seized at the start of June as they left their home in the Hadda district of the capital Sana'a. In a video posted on YouTube this morning, Ms Spiegel said she and Mr Berendsen had 'addressed' their country's ambassador in Sanaa with the kidnappers' demands but nothing had been done to bring about their release.
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Judith Spiegel and Boudewijn Berendsen were seized at the start of June
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They say they will be shot in ten days unless Dutch government negotiates
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The giant malls and towering skyscrapers of @placeholder left many visitors complaining of a lack of culture | It attracts one million visitors every year and counts itself among Britain’s most popular tourist sites. So it is perhaps surprising that Stonehenge has been featured in a list of the world’s most disappointing destinations. The prehistoric monument, located in Wiltshire, joined a host of the planet’s most visited destinations and attractions including the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt and Paris as places that left visitors most unimpressed. Scroll down for video Stonehenge is the UK's most famous prehistoric monument but has been branded a disappointment Despite being located next to the busy A303, Stonehenge welcomes more visitors than any other English Heritage site in the country
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Stonehenge criticised because it is 'small and you can’t get very close'
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Los Angeles, Venice and Dubai also made the list compiled by Reddit.com
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Paris branded 'worst city on Earth' despite attracted 32.3m people last year
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Overcrowding and aggressive local vendors was a common gripe | 13,566 | record_train |
However, there was one major concession: The president admitted privately to @placeholder that he had not reached out to them enough in the first two years of his administration and he vowed to do a better job. | Washington (CNN) -- You don't need to peek at Santa's long list to know what the White House is asking for this holiday season -- a large, nicely wrapped box of bipartisanship. The ideal gift would come fully assembled, with members of Congress ready to reach across the aisle and "budge on some deeply held positions," as President Obama said earlier this week. But compromise is easier said than done because, as incoming House Speaker John Boehner points out, "There's a reason why we have Democrats and Republicans. We believe in different things about the appropriate role of the federal government." Even the president had to admit that history is not on his side.
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Midterm elections changed the dynamic in Washington
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Obama admits he hasn't done enough to reach out to Republicans so far
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I had the choice to go to America and @placeholder, but I chose to be in England. | It's been a long road back to English football for Yakubu, via China and Qatar, but the old questions haven’t gone away. After the veteran Nigerian striker turned back the clock to score his first goal for Reading and fire Steve Clarke’s side into the quarter-finals of the FA Cup, the age issue was inevitably raised again. The official figure is 32 but Derby boss Steve McClaren reckoned that Yakubu told him he was 25 when he joined him at Middlesbrough in a £7.5million deal a decade ago. Reading's Yakubu scores the second goal to secure their place in the FA Cup quarter-finals
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Yakubu scored the winner against Derby to make the FA Cup quarter-finals
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Reading surprised many when they signed Yakubu on deadline day
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Yakubu's first game for Reading in midweek resulted in a broken nose
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He retaliated to @placeholder by tweeting: 'Maybe not but if you want you can have a pic with my world title belt because you will never win one.’ | By Riath Al-Samarrai Follow @@riathalsam Former world champion Gavin Rees has torn into Chris Eubank Jnr, claiming the son of ring legend Chris Eubank will never be good enough to win a major belt. Eubank Jnr improved his perfect record to 15-0 with a stoppage win over middleweight Robert Swierzbinski on Saturday. But Rees, who won the WBA light-welterweight title in 2007, took to Twitter on Monday to slam the 24-year-old, saying: ‘From what I've seen Eubank Jr ain’t never gonna be a world champ and defo needs bringing down a peg or two.’ Up and coming: Chris Eubank Jnr (right) beat Robert Swierzbinski (left) at Liverpool Olympia last Saturday
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Gavin Rees told Chris Eubank Jnr has would 'never be a world champion'
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Eubank Jnr hit back at former WBA light-welterweight champion
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Fans say he also handed @placeholder his guitar and hat...and there were very few dry eyes in the arena after his special dedication to an amazing young lady. | By David Mccormack An 11-year-old girl in Ohio who came out of a coma after listening to Bruno Mars songs throughout her recovery got to meet the singer that doctors say helped save her life. Zumyah Thorpe, 11, suffered a severe brain injury after a drunk driver slammed into her mother's car last year. Her pregnant mother and two younger sisters passed away in the horrific accident and Zumyah wasn’t expected to survive. Scroll down for video Zumyah Thorpe, 11, suffered a severe brain injury after a drunk driver slammed into her mother's car last year, but on Saturday night her favorite singer paid tribute to her in front of 20,000 people in Cleveland, Ohio
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Zumyah Thorpe, 11, suffered a severe brain injury after a drunk driver slammed into her mother's car last year
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Her pregnant mother and two younger sisters passed away in the horrific accident and Zumyah wasn't expected to survive
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Doctors have credited Bruno Mars' music with helping her come out of a coma after nurses played his songs to her every night
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On Saturday night the singer serenaded her with her favorite (You're Amazing) Just The Way You Are in front of 20,000 fans in Cleveland, Ohio
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Supplying referees in this way is a breach of FIFA rules, but @placeholder's idea was accepted. | (CNN) -- Who'd be a referee? When the crowd aren't getting on your back you've got the players acting up or giving you an earful. So if someone described your refereeing as "the best," you could be forgiven for feeling a small surge of pride. But when the person praising you has been called the world's most notorious match fixer, then it's time to show yourself a red card. Wilson Raj Perumal says he corrupted many football players and officials during a long criminal career, but there is one person who stands out from the crowd. His name was Ibrahim Chaibou, a referee from Niger.
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Convicted match fixer, Wilson Raj Perumal says a referee from Niger was "the best"
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Ibrahim Chaibou officiated in a World Cup warm-up awarding dubious penalties
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Asia-based syndicate famously bribed referees for a mini-tournament in Turkey in 2011
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'title' : "@placeholder new single Best Song Ever sneak preview", | By Jason Chester and Fay Strang PUBLISHED: 05:22 EST, 21 July 2013 | UPDATED: 05:35 EST, 21 July 2013 Zayn Malik has become a heart-throb since he rose to fame as one fifth of One Direction. But the 21-year-old showed off a new look as he dressed up as a sexy female office assistant in a sneak preview of the band's new music video Best Song Ever. Zayn plays the role of Veronica in the new video, sporting a wavy brunette mane, a fake bosom and a tight-fitting blue shirt. Scroll down for video Feminine: Zayn dressed up in a wig and sexy secretary's outfit
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Harry Styles plays a geek in the video while Louis Tomlinson's character is yet to be revealed | 13,572 | record_train |
Winner: Hageman met with the show's creator @placeholder after his win on Saturday night - where he correctly predicted red on the spin of a giant roulette wheel | The thug who became the first winner on Simon Cowell’s high-profile new ITV game show could lose his £1million prize money after it emerged he lied about his criminal past. Nathan Hageman, who won the first Red or Black programme on Saturday, had claimed he was jailed over a fight with a man. But court documents yesterday revealed he was in fact convicted for an attack on a young woman – believed to be his former girlfriend. Celebrating: Nathan Hageman, with his current girlfriend Jane Makepeace. Court documents have shown that he attacked a former partner - but lied to show bosses and said it was a man
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Nathan Hageman was jailed for five years and was released in 2009 | 13,573 | record_train |
All the "demanding" in the world might not get @placeholder to do what he wants. | (CNN) -- America is in trouble. And we know it. Just look at recent polls: 70% of Americans would describe the nation's economy as bad. Some 61% think our country is on the wrong track. Only 24% of Americans think the economy has actually improved in the past few years. And almost two-thirds of Americans are concerned about being able to pay for their housing. We could use Captain Economy to help us create jobs. Plus we need Deficit-Reduction Man and Five-Percent-GDP-Growth-a-Year Dude. Or maybe we can just let The Hulk loose in Congress and tell him: "Hulk: Smash!" (I'm not sure how Hulk smashing Congress helps the economy, but I think most of us would pay to see it.)
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Dean Obeidallah: America's economy in trouble, needs an "Avenger" superhero
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Captain Economy, Deficit Reduction Man would be nice; reality is Obama, Romney
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He says Romney promises government cuts, but where has austerity worked?
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A spokesman said: ‘Audiences will feel that they are actually in the orchestra, with a @placeholder view of every individual instrument.’ | By Liz Thomas PUBLISHED: 10:22 EST, 3 July 2012 | UPDATED: 10:27 EST, 3 July 2012 It is a 110-year-old quintessential part of the traditional English social calendar. But the BBC’s famous Last Night of the Proms is being brought well into the 21st century. For the first time in its history the event will be broadcast in 3D to viewers at home. Extravaganza: Paul McCreesh conducts the Gabrieli Consort & Players and five choirs in Mendelssohn's Elijah at the BBC Proms last year. This year it will be 3D But, audiences will need a 3D-ready television and access to the corporation’s HD channels to access shows in this way.
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But audiences will need a 3D-ready television and access to the corporation’s HD channels
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Eight specialist cameras will give audiences at home the best seats in the house
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Last year's BBC1 series Planet Dinosaur is also to be screened in 3D for the first time in August
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Earnest said @placeholder' release 'would remove an impediment to more constructive relations' between the two countries. | Five years to the day since his arrest in Cuba on espionage charges, Alan Gross' wife has declared that the former U.S. government subcontractor is 'done for'. 'I am afraid that we are at the end. After five years of literally wasting away, Alan is done,' Judy Gross said in a statement, adding that her 65-year-old husband now appears gaunt, hobbling and missing five teeth. Cuba arrested the Washington D.C. resident on December 3, 2009, and later convicted him to 15 years in prison for importing banned technology and trying to establish clandestine internet service for Cuban Jews. Happier times: Alan Gross with his wife Judy before his arrest on December 3, 2009 - Cuba convicted him to 15 years in jail for importing banned technology and trying to set up clandestine web service for Cuban Jews
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Alan Gross was arrested in Cuba on December 3 2009 while working covertly in the Communist-run country to set up Internet access
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He was later convicted to 15 years in prison for importing banned technology
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Since being behind bars his condition has deteriorated
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His wife, Judy, now fears that he is close to death
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Two more points and @placeholder was off to the airport where a private jet | Andy Murray and Roger Federer will need little reminding that the clock is ticking relentlessly on their careers. The Wimbledon champion is turning 27 and playing in the third round of the Italian Open, while his predecessor will be back at home with his rapidly expanding family, having lost early at his main preparatory event for the French Open. Murray has no celebratory plans, just the focus of taking on Austrian Jurgen Melzer for a place in the last eight, a match he earned with an impressive 6-2, 7-5 victory yesterday over Spain’s Marcel Granollers. Brit of all right: Andy Murray will face Jurgen Melzer in the third round in Italy after beating Marcel Granollers
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British No 1 wins 6-2, 7-5 in his Rome Opener
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Murray plays left-handed Austrian Jurgen Melzer in third round
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Roger Federer loses to Jeremy Chardy in three sets
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Rafael Nadal survives a tough test from Gilles Simon | 13,577 | record_train |
Mr @placeholder stated that the Treasurer had the government's 'full support' and that he wouldn't 'cop any criticism of Joe Hockey on these remarks'. | By Daniel Piotrowski For Daily Mail Australia and Aap Now even Joe Hockey admits he blew it. The Treasurer this afternoon publicly apologised for suggesting the 'poorest people don't have cars or actually don't drive very far'. 'I am really genuinely very sorry that there is any suggestion, any suggestion at all, that I or that government does not care for the disadvantaged in the community,' he said in a sympathetic interview with 2GB afternoon host Ben Fordham. He decided to say sorry after a woman approached him in the street following a community event to tell him to 'show us what's in your heart'.
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Joe Hockey publicly apologises for his controversial comments
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Chris Pyne was asked six times whether he supported Joe Hockey's comments in an interview but refused to answer
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Mr Hockey caused uproar when he said poor people don't need cars
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It refuelled in @placeholder before resuming its journey to London. | MIchael Owen was returning from LA to Heathrow when his flight was diverted to Manchester Airport regulations saw former England and Liverpool striker Michael Owen endure his very own travel 'torture' on Tuesday. The footballer-turned-horseracing owner was travelling back to the UK from the US on a British Airways flight after attending the famous Santa Anita Breeders' Cup meeting. Scheduled for a fly-in to London Heathrow Airport from Los Angeles, thick fog meant the flight had to be diverted to Manchester. The irony is, Owen's original plans were to end up in Manchester via transfer from Heathrow. However, once the plan was grounded in the north west, it wasn't quite the stroke of luck that the 34-year-old had hoped for.
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Owen was planning on ending up in Manchester via Heathrow transfer
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Thick fog meant flight out of LA diverted to Manchester instead
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But passengers weren't allowed to disembark once at airport
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Ex-England footballer grounded for an hour before flying on to Heathrow
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British Airways apologise to customers for any disruption caused | 13,579 | record_train |
But on Tuesday the FA and @placeholder both posted identical statements on their websites to clear up any lingering doubt. | The Football Association has confirmed its decision to reject Hull's name change is currently in arbitration. The club's proposal to rebrand from Hull City AFC to Hull Tigers, pushed for by owner Assem Allam in a bid to attract increased overseas investment, was thrown out by the FA Council in April. Allam revealed in a press conference earlier this month that he had reacted by putting the club up for sale within 24 hours but was also appealing against the decision. The Egyptian caused confusion by stating the case was being handled by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, who reported no knowledge of it.
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Hull City owner Assem Allam wanted to rename team to Hull Tigers
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Proposal to rebrand was thrown out by FA Council in April
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Immortality: Now that van Gogh's "@placeholder" has been discovered and authenticated for the world to see, his every artistic choice that reveals itself on the canvas will be peered at and discussed for centuries to come, by admirers hoping to glean further insights into the man he was. | (CNN) -- If you're good enough at what you do, it is possible to live forever. That's a lesson to be drawn from the news out of Amsterdam last week. A painting by the Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh, which was previously believed to be a forgery, has been authenticated. "Sunset at Montmajour," a landscape painted by van Gogh in 1888, has been painstakingly studied by experts at the Van Gogh Museum, using sophisticated chemical-and-technological analysis. Their conclusion: It's the real thing. It is said to be the first full-sized canvas by van Gogh to be found in 85 years. In the past, paintings by van Gogh have sold for tens of millions of dollars apiece.
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Bob Greene: Discovery of Van Gogh painting points up immortality of the artist
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He says Van Gogh struggled with his art--and depression--died young, but art endured
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He says art in all its forms is like message in a bottle, sent from the mind of artist to the ages
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Greene: Art, whether Phil Everly or van Gogh, keeps artist's perceptions alive | 13,581 | record_train |
Undoubtedly, this is an important inflection point in @placeholder's transition -- a moment when the government must rein in the militias or see them become more deeply entrenched, more emboldened and harder to dislodge. | (CNN) -- A year ago, Libyans celebrated the death of dictator Moammar Gadhafi. I wrote then that despite enormous challenges, the country's prospects were actually pretty good. Its small, relatively well-educated population and abundant oil wealth certainly gave it a leg up on neighboring Egypt, which has to make its transition under dire economic circumstances. Libya's path was never going to be easy, but its trajectory since Gadhafi's death has defied the worst predictions of chaos and civil war. The Transitional National Council, headed by Mahmoud Jibril, oversaw the first phase of transition. It managed to bring all of Libya's factions to the bargaining table, crafted an electoral law and held successful elections on July 7. Despite security concerns, some 3,700 candidates contested 200 seats with a minimal violence.
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Isobel Coleman: A year after Gadhafi's death, Libya defied predictions, has made gains
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She says in an election that included women, secularists did well; civil society blooming
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Coleman: New constitution will be litmus test for reconciling Islam with women's rights | 13,582 | record_train |
Letterman greeted Colbert warmly and offered an endorsement, saying @placeholder 'could have just as easily hired another boob' like him. | By Associated Press Stephen Colbert said during his first visit to the Late Show since it was announced that he was going to be the successor to David Letterman that he's obviously 'thrilled' to be succeeding the CBS funnyman - he also told his soon-to-be predecessor a story about how he'd once turned down an internship on Letterman's show. The Comedy Central host told Letterman on the Late Show on Tuesday that he's going to do whatever Letterman has done. Letterman urges against it, saying, 'You don't want to do that.' Scroll down for video #LateShow: Outgoing host David Letterman poses for a selfie on the Late Show on Tuesday with his successor Stephen Colbert
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Colbert revealed that he was once offered - but turned down - an internship on Letterman's old show
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He told the Late Show host it was because the internship didn't pay
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'Dave I have to ask, the next job I'm taking here, it pays? Because I already signed the papers,' Colbert joked
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Colbert read a Top 10 list he and his writing partner wrote for the show in 1997
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Colbert said he is 'thrilled' to be succeeding Letterman
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Once back from @placeholder, Shanteau invited CNN to spend time with him the night before his surgery in Atlanta, Georgia. | ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- For Olympic swimmer Eric Shanteau, the last two months have been a whirlwind. "Full of the best moments and the scariest moments of my life," says the 24-year-old Olympic swimmer. Eric Shanteau said he felt angry when he found out he had testicular cancer. "Getting to the Olympics was, has always been, my swimming dream since I was 8 or 9 years old. You know, right after I started swimming it was, 'I want to make an Olympic team. That's where I want to be'." In June, a week before the qualifying round of the Olympics he was told he had testicular cancer. "My initial reaction was probably anger more than anything else," he says. "I'm used to being in control of everything. I'm in control of how I train, how I race and then to all of a sudden have that control ripped away from me was tough."
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Olympic swimmer Eric Shanteau found out about his cancer in June
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He delayed treatment so he could compete in the games in Beijing
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He plans to compete in the 2009 World Swimming Championship in Rome
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Haji @placeholder admits many of his fighters are young, but he says "they are keen and determined to fight for their freedom." | Zintan, Libya (CNN) -- Over the past two days, Moammar Gadhafi's forces have unleashed their biggest attack yet against one of the mountainous rebel strongholds in western Libya, according to one of his former generals. Haji Usama, as he is known to the rebels, was once a top commander in Gadhafi's forces. He spent decades in the Libyan army including a tour of duty in neighboring Chad, and now commands in Zintan, population 40,000. Today, he hates that his former commander in chief regards him as a terrorist. Haji Usama says that early Thursday morning about 150 of Gadhafi's infantry troops -- supported by about 40 vehicles, including long range "Grad" rocket launchers and heavy, long-range machine guns -- began an attack on three fronts near Zintan.
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Haji Usama was once a top commander in Gadhafi's forces
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He now commands in Zintan for the rebels
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'You have caused the officer deep psychological distress by what you did,' the judge told @placeholder. | By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 15:23 EST, 4 October 2012 | UPDATED: 15:29 EST, 4 October 2012 A 'dangerous' thief who told a policewoman he is HIV positive before stabbing her in the arm with a hypodermic needle has been jailed for almost three years. The incident was the third time Polish shoplifter Grzegorz Pajak, 28, had brandished a hypodermic needle when caught stealing, and the fourth time he had used his HIV status as 'a weapon', a court heard. Pc Gemma Newman - who attended a Boots store where Pajak had been caught shoplifting aftershave - is considering leaving front line policing as a result of 'deep psychological distress' caused by the attack, Gloucester Crown Court was told.
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Grzegorz Pajak jabbed a needle into Pc Gemma Newman's arm after being caught stealing at Boots in Gloucester
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'Dangerous' thief, 28, had told Pc Gemma Newman he is HIV positive
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Six decades after the signing of that armistice, over 8,000 @placeholder military men and women remain unaccounted for. | A plane carrying the body of Korean War POW Glenn Schoenmann arrived at Nashville International Airport in Tennessee on Thursday to be greeted by four emotional siblings, 62 years after their brother voluntarily left home to fight in the war. Private First Class Schoenmann died in a North Korean prison camp on December 29, 1950, at the age of 20. He was wounded and suffered days in the frigid cold alone during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir, known to Korean War veterans as the ‘frozen Chosin.’ Not forgotten: Private First Class Glenn Schoenmann, who left his family farm in Tennessee to volunteer for the Korean War, is seen in this undated handout photo courtesy of the Tennessee Department of Veterans Affairs
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Private first class Schoenmann left the U.S. to fight in the Korean War in 1950
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He died in a North Korea prison camp on December 29, 1950, at the age of 20
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Schoenmann's body was sent back to the his family in the U.S. on Thursday, 62 years after he left for North Korea | 13,587 | record_train |
The Mail on Sunday revealed last week how Mr Mann had accused Mr @placeholder of ‘extraordinary complacency’. | Ed Miliband faced an open Labour revolt last night after a senior party figure called for him to resign as leader. Andrew MacKinlay, the former MP for Thurrock, said the party’s dismal performance in last week’s Heywood and Middleton by-election ‘was not the performance of a Government-in-waiting’. Writing in today’s Mail on Sunday, below, Mr MacKinlay says Mr Miliband’s leadership is ‘a complete disaster’. He pleads: ‘Ed – for the sake of the party we both love, please stand aside now.’ Scroll down for video Former Labour MP Andrew MacKinlay said Ed Miliband must resign if Labour is to win the next election
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Andrew McKinlay blasted Ed Miliband as 'a complete disaster as leader'
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Miliband is under serious pressure from his party over Conference disaster
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Party MPs fear Miliband is incapable of challenging Ukip's street fighters
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MP John Mann was embroiled in an extraordinary public slanging match with Michael Dugher, the party’s vice-chairman.
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Another MP, Graham Stringer, said Labour could lose the General Election because Mr Miliband’s team had no idea how to combat Nigel Farage’s ‘street-fighting’ political skills.
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A senior Labour MP said voters were defecting to Ukip because they were furious at being overtaken by immigrants on housing waiting lists. | 13,588 | record_train |
Indonesia has sent a team to @placeholder to confirm that it is indeed Patek that was arrested. | (CNN) -- Australian authorities issued a warning Friday to its citizens who may be traveling to Indonesia that the recent arrest of a terror suspect could lead to terror attacks there. "The reported arrest in Pakistan of Umar Patek, an Indonesian national alleged to be involved in several major terrorist attacks, may increase the risk of violent responses in Indonesia in the short term," the warning from the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said. Patek is one of the top suspects in the Bali bombings that killed more than 200 people in 2002, Indonesian police have said. Several news organizations reported Monday that Patek had been arrested in Pakistan on March 2.
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Umar Patek is accused of being part of attack in Bali that killed 203 people
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Patek reportedly was arrested in Pakistan on March 2
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Indonesia official says he does not know why Australia issued the warning | 13,589 | record_train |
Interestingly, Victoria wrote on her @placeholder about sending a message electronically. | By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 10:48 EST, 24 May 2012 | UPDATED: 10:48 EST, 24 May 2012 The Queen today wore a traditional floral dress to launch a very modern resource - a website made up of the journals of her great-great-grandmother Victoria. Dressed in a high-necked turquoise and purple frock and pearls, the monarch used a remote control to reveal the site on a screen in Buckingham Palace’s throne room. More than 40,000 pages of the diaries kept by Queen Victoria from the age of 13 until just before her death have been published. Royal writings: The Queen launches an online collection of the private journals of Victoria today, accompanied by curator of the Royal Collection, Lady Jane Roberts, at Buckingham Palace
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Online resource made up of 40,000 pages written by the monarch
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Queen Victoria was first monarch to celebrate a Diamond Jubilee | 13,590 | record_train |
We have been a yo-yo club for too long, we just need to become an established @placeholder club.' | Harry Redknapp is still searching for a number of players to improve QPR's chances of Premier League survival but insists keeping Loic Remy would feel like a new signing. Signed from Marseille in January 2013, Remy proved an instant hit with the club's fans but could not prevent the Hoops from slipping to relegation. Having spent last season on loan at Newcastle while QPR battled back into the top flight through the play-offs, Remy's long-term future appeared to be away from Loftus Road, but a summer move to Liverpool collapsed. Now the France forward is preparing to start the new campaign at Rangers, with Redknapp impressed by his application since rejoining his team-mates.
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Harry Redknapp says QPR need 'three or four' more players
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But he also says signing Loic Remy would feel like a new signing
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Rio Ferdinand, Steven Caulker and Mauricio Isla have all joined London club
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Redknapp also confirmed Adel Taarabt was likely to leave the club soon | 13,591 | record_train |
Enghelab News said @placeholder was ‘anti-revolutionary’ and that the video was produced to spread decadence in Iranian society. | The Iranian pop star Googoosh has released a music video which champions LGBT rights. The 63-year-old singer, whose real name is Faegheh Atashin, posted a music video for her love song, Behesht (Heaven) on her Facebook page on Valentine’s Day, featuring a lesbian couple. The ex-patriate Iranian star is immensely popular among Iranians of all ages and is one of the first high-profile Iranians to advocate for LGBT rights. Iranian pop star Googoosh released a love song, Behesht, the music video shows a lesbian couple in love and has a pro-LGBT message The music video for the song is shot from the point of view of an unseen person who turns out to be the woman's lesbian partner
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Music video for her love song, Behesht, features lesbian couple
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Googoosh enormously popular among Iranians, but living in exile
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She is one of the first high profile Iranians to support gay rights
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Homosexuality is illegal in Iran and can be punishable by death | 13,592 | record_train |
We were unprepared for what we saw in @placeholder -- the vast amount of human devastation, the complete lack of medical infrastructure, the lack of support from the Haitian medical community, the lack of organization on the ground. | New York City (CNN) -- Four years ago, the devastating Hurricane Katrina affected millions in the United States. The initial medical response was ill-equipped, understaffed, poorly coordinated and delayed. Criticism was fierce. The response to Haiti has been the same. The point no one seems to remember is this: Medical response to these situations cannot be delayed. Immediate access to emergency equipment is also crucial. Within 24 hours of the earthquake, Dr. David Helfet put together a 13-member team of surgeons, anesthesiologists and operating room nurses, with a massive amount of orthopedic operating room equipment, ready to be flown directly to Port-au-Prince on a private plane.
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Doctors gathered sophisticated team and equipment for Haiti on private plane
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They found nobody in charge, chaos, hospitals had nothing, not even elementary equipment
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Plane sent with equipment; supplies hijacked; resupply plane not allowed in
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They say the "lack of support for our operation by the United States is shocking" | 13,593 | record_train |
And yet North Korea remained defiant -- even threatening to attack @placeholder and the United States. | (CNN) -- North Korea's chief nuclear negotiator will meet senior Russian officials next week to discuss ending the embattled nation's nuclear program, Russia's foreign ministry said. The talks involving Kim Kye Gwan, North Korea's first deputy foreign minister, and Russian deputy foreign ministers Vladimir Titov and Igor Morgulov will take place Thursday, the ministry said in a statement, according to Russia's RIA Novosti news agency. The meeting is "part of efforts to resume the six-party talks" related to North Korea's controversial nuclear program, according to Russia's foreign ministry. Those talks involving officials from North Korea, South Korea, China, Japan, the United States and Russia have been at a virtual standstill since last decade.
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A top North Korean official will meet with Russian officials on Thursday in Moscow
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They'll discuss halting Pyongyang's nuclear program, a Russia ministry says
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Meeting is "part of efforts to resume the six-party talks," according to that report | 13,594 | record_train |
In a surprise for the audience, @placeholder appeared on the auditorium's big-screen monitors. | Washington (CNN)Jeb Bush got a public blessing from his mom Friday night, who said she changed her mind about having had too many Bushes, a reference to a statement she had once made when asked if son Jeb should run for President. "Our problems are so big that it doesn't matter what your last name is in America. If America needs you for as long as you can help," former first lady Barbara Bush said. Her remarks seemed to flirt with being an endorsement for Jeb Bush to run for the highest office. Yet, they were made in the context of her son's involvement in charity work.
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Former first lady once said there had been too many Bushes in the White House
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As her son Jeb ponders presidential campaign, she says she has changed her mind
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But it might have been an inside joke referring to his work in a literacy forum | 13,595 | record_train |
That slogan fuelled suspicion that a small fringe of @placeholder, who are virulently opposed to the state of Israel, were to blame. | Hebrew graffiti thanking Adolf Hitler and denouncing Zionism have been sprayed inside Israel's own Holocaust museum in Jerusalem. One giant slogan at the Yad Vashem museum in Jerusalem read: 'Thank you Hitler for your wonderful Holocaust that you arranged for us, it's only because of you that we got a state at the UN.' It was sprayed across walls in Warsaw Ghetto Square near to a sculpture depicting the Warsaw Ghetto uprising, in which 13,000 were killed in the first uprising in Nazi occupied Europe. Desecrated: Matityahu Drobles, a Holocaust survivor and former Israeli MP, looks at graffiti sprayed on the Yad Vashem memorial. It reads, 'an alternative holocaust memorial to the selective Yad Vashem should be built'
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Vandalism suspected to be the work of ultra-Orthodox Jews | 13,596 | record_train |
The next Chapur heard of her relationship with @placeholder was a 2,346-word public Facebook post. | The former fiancee of South Carolina Representative Mark Sandford says she learned of the official end of their relationship in the same way the rest of the world did: on Facebook. Maria Belen Chapur says Sandford's shock announcement came after the two spent a romantic week together in Paris. Chapur says that after a tumultuous five-year relationship, she pressed Sanford on the issue of marriage during their 'honeymoon'-like holiday. Scroll down for video Broken engagement: Representative Mark Sanford, with his former fiancee Maria Belen Chapur at his side, addresses supporters in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, on Tuesday, April 2, 2013
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Maria Belen Chapur says she was made aware of Mark Sandford's decision to end their engagement by the press
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Sandford posted a 2,346-word status update detailing his legal troubles with ex Jenny Sandford
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Buried there was the news that he was calling of his and Chapur's wedding plans
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The surprise split comes after the pair spent a romantic 'honeymoon'-like week together in Paris | 13,597 | record_train |
"@placeholder" explores case studies of a few people involved in the criminal organization, using their stories and knowledge to make larger connections to the context of the outlaw group. | (CNN) -- For years, Kurt Sutter has told stories of criminal activity -- first as a writer for "The Shield" and then as the creator of FX's wildly popular "Sons of Anarchy," a dramatized version of an outlaw biker gang in California. Now he's branching out and focusing his lens on real-life criminal organizations. The Discovery Channel recently premiered "Kurt Sutter's Outlaw Empires," a six-part series that looks at the micro and macro reasons behind groups that have defined their existence outside the law. Episode one tackles famed Los Angeles gang the Crips, with subsequent shows exploring outlaw bikers, the Irish mob, the Italian mafia, the Nuestra Familia and the Aryan Brotherhood.
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"Kurt Sutter's Outlaw Empires" is a six-part series airing on the Discovery Channel
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Documentary series looks at people who have defined their existence outside the law
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Sutter is also the creator of "Sons of Anarchy," the FX show about a biker gang | 13,598 | record_train |
@placeholder is a great club and the fans were always behind me. | Mohamed Diame has credited the blistering start to his Hull career with a return to his favoured position. Diame was a deadline day signing from West Ham, costing the Tigers £3.5million, and has already set about repaying manager Steve Bruce's faith. The Senegalese scored a fine solo effort against his former club on debut and followed up with a fierce long-range strike in Saturday's 2-2 draw at Newcastle, success the 27-year-old puts down to a familiar central position. Hull midfielder Mohamed Diame, scoring a fine goal at Newcastle on Saturday, has impressed in the centre 'I am in a different position to West Ham,' he told the Hull Daily Mail.
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Tigers manager Steve Bruce signed Mohamed Diame for £3.5m this summer
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27-year-old relishing playing in his preferred central position at Hull
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Diame has scored two sublime goals since joining from West Ham | 13,599 | record_train |
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