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As a result, getting around requires much forward-planning, but this notwithstanding, emphasises @placeholder, she and her family are totally normal. | By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 09:43 EST, 15 August 2013 | UPDATED: 07:16 EST, 16 August 2013 'The other day a lady in the Body Shop leaned over me and put her hands on my shoulders while she talked to someone else over my head,' says Gillian Martin, 37, a primary school teacher from Lancashire. 'People stare, take pictures with smartphones, are rude, physically touch us or pat you on the head ... It happens a lot and it's people of all ages.' This is what life looks like when you live with achondroplasia, one of the most common forms of dwarfism. It affects between one in 15,000 and one in 40,000 babies born every year.
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Primary school teacher Gillian Martin, 37, appears in My Dwarf Family
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She suffers from achondroplasia which affects around one in 15,000 people
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Her daughter Sophie, 13, also has the disorder but her husband does not
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Appeared in documentary to show people another side to small people
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Admires actor Peter Dinklage for his attitude | 15,200 | record_train |
From there, they practised until the round the world trick that Sterling and Nanetti routinely perform in the @placeholder became second nature. | Just after 6pm most weekdays, Christian Nanetti counts his tips and rushes out the door of the new Soho eaterie Estado. Nanetti is a waiter now, blending into the London crowds as he heads for the Tube station to make his way out to Ashford, Kent, to train with his new club Dover Athletic. Four years ago Nanetti was an internet sensation, beating Raheem Sterling in Soccer AM’s iconic Skill Skool challenge in their battle over three rounds at QPR’s Harlington training centre. A young Raheem Sterling poses for the camera during Soccer AM's Skill Skool in 2010 His QPR youth team-mate Christian Nanetti readies himself for action at Harlington training centre
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Raheem Sterling and Christian Nanetti were team-mates at QPR in 2010
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The pair took part in Soccer AM's iconic Skill Skool contest
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Nanetti came out on top, but their careers took opposite turns
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Sterling signed for Liverpool and is now England hottest prospect
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Nanetti is a waiter playing for Dover Athletic in the Conference Premier
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The winger has played for Raith Rovers, Ashford Town, Harrow, Lewes, AFC Wimbledon, Havant & Waterlooville
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Sterling has gained nine caps for England and went to the 2014 World Cup | 15,201 | record_train |
"If Dave seeks closure on such a personal and sensitive matter, it should be respected, but not imposed upon @placeholder in such an adversarial and public manner," Kelly said Thursday. | (CNN) -- Beth Holloway, the mother of long-missing Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway, opposes a court petition to declare the her dead, an attorney said Thursday. The petition was filed in June by Dave Holloway, Beth Holloway's ex-husband. It will be heard in a Jefferson County, Alabama, probate court on Friday. Natalee Holloway was 18 and had just graduated high school in the Birmingham, Alabama, suburb of Mountain Brook when she disappeared on a celebratory trip with classmates to Aruba in 2005. "Beth intends to oppose Dave's inexplicable effort to have Natalee declared dead," attorney John Q. Kelly said in a statement. "Beth gave birth to and raised Natalee, and will always hope and pray for Natalee's safe return."
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Her attorney says Beth Holloway finds the petition "inexplicable"
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Beth Holloway "will always hope and pray for Natalee's safe return"
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The petition will be heard in an Alabama court on Friday | 15,202 | record_train |
Since he didn't have a computer he carried out his investigations using his mobile phone and a few months later he'd devised his own special formula -- at the age of 17, @placeholder became South Africa's youngest patent-filer. | (CNN) -- Too lazy to have a shower? Worry no more, there's a lotion for that. DryBath is a germ-killing gel that allows you to take a bath without using a single drop of water or soap -- all you need is to apply the gel on your skin and then vigorously rub it off using your hands. "The special formula will cover the whole body with the cleansing gel, which will use the vigorous rubbing to lift the dirt off the skin," explains Ludwick Marishane, the inventor of DryBath and founder of Headboy Industries. The 23-year-old entrepreneur came up with his revolutionary idea back in 2007, during a hot winter day when he was relaxing with some friends under the blazing sun in Limpopo, northern South Africa. "Man, why doesn't somebody invent something that you can just put on your skin and you don't have to bathe," quipped one of his pals, complaining that he didn't feel like having a shower -- and this got Marishane thinking.
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South African Ludwick Marishane has invented a bath-substituting lotion
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Users need to put DryBath on their skin and then rub it off with their hands
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Marishane says DryBath can be a valuable tool for people lacking water access
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In 2011, Marishane won the global student entrepreneur award | 15,203 | record_train |
"This morning people took down the flag of MNLA and hoisted the @placeholder flag," he said. | Bamako, Mali (CNN) -- Several youths were injured Tuesday in Mali when rebels opened fire on hundreds of people protesting the killing of a local official the night before, witnesses said. The protesters, women and children among them, gathered in the city center in the northern town of Gao on Tuesday morning. Some set up barricades and burned tires. Gao is controlled by Tuareg rebels and the Islamist group Ansar Dine. The violence broke out as people protested against the death of a member of the City Council, Idrissa Oumarou, who was shot on Monday. It was the Tuareg rebels' separatist National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad, the MNLA, who opened fire on the protesters, said Aguissa Ag Badara, a local guide who was among the youths who marched toward the group's headquarters.
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A witness says Tuareg rebels fired on protesters as they marched toward their HQ
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The northern town of Gao is held by the Tuareg rebels and an Islamist group
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Mali was thrown into chaos by a military coup in March | 15,204 | record_train |
The room assignment is just one example of how life will be different for @placeholder after a long eight years in the majority -- so long, in fact, that most current Democratic senators have never served in the minority. | Washington (CNN)When Democratic senators arrived for their policy lunch this week, several came off the elevators in the Capitol and turned instinctively towards the Mansfield Room, a large and elegant meeting space just off the Senate floor. It was only after walking in on a roomful of lunching Republican senators that the Democrats, to their chagrin, realized that when they lost the majority, they also lost many of the perks of power -- including use of the spacious room that's hosted Democratic caucuses for the last eight years. "I'm going to the wrong caucus," Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, said with an embarrassed smile as he turned to find the LBJ Room, an equally ornate but tighter room where the smaller 46-member Democratic caucus will now meet.
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Most Senate Democrats have never been in the minority
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New status in Senate will require adjustment for many Democrats | 15,205 | record_train |
@placeholder, who had been defense minister since October 2009, said Tuesday he was stepping aside because the controversy surrounding the plagiarism allegation was becoming a distraction. | Berlin (CNN) -- German chancellor Angela Merkel reshuffled her cabinet Wednesday, moving Interior Minister Thomas de Maziere to the Ministry of Defense and naming parliamentary whip Hans Peter Friedrich head of the Interior Ministry. Merkel made the announcement a day after Defense Secretary Karl Theodor zu Guttenberg resigned amidst a scandal involving alleged plagiarism in his doctoral dissertation. Guttenberg had been considered a rising star in Merkel's government. Merkel said the moves would be confirmed by Germany's Federal President Christian Wulf on Thursday. She described de Maziere as a close personal and political friend, and said she believes he will quickly win the support of members of the German armed services.
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NEW: Merkel appoints Interior Minister Thomas de Maziere to replace Guttenberg as defense minister
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NEW: Parliamentary whip Hans Peter Friedrich is named head of the Interior Ministry
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Karl-Theodor Freiherr zu Guttenberg resigned over a plagiarism scandal
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Guttenberg was a rising star in a party closely aligned to Chancellor Merkel's CDU | 15,206 | record_train |
@placeholder did not enter a plea, and the hearing was continued until Monday. | By Associated Press Beneath the strings of red paper lanterns and narrow alleyways of the nation's oldest Chinatown in San Francisco, lies a sinister underworld, according to an FBI criminal complaint that has stunned even those familiar with the neighborhood's history of gambling houses, opium dens and occasional gangland-style murders. The federal charges, which allege a California lawmaker accepted money and campaign donations in exchange for providing official favors and helping broker an arms deal, cast harsh light on Chinatown's tight-knit network of fraternal organizations and one of its most shadowy characters, Raymond 'Shrimp Boy' Chow, who appeared in federal court on Friday in handcuffs and shackles.
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Raymond 'Shrimp Boy' Chow was arrested Wednesday in a massive San Francisco organized crime sweep
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Born in Hong Kong in 1960, Chow came to the US at 16 and was reportedly nicknamed 'Shrimp Boy' by his grandmother due to his small stature
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Chow's gang is said to have lured state Sen. Leland Yee into its clutches through money and campaign contributions in exchange for legislative help
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The FBI says he was 'Dragonhead' of an international crime syndicate but local police wonder if those were lies, too
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Also arrested in the huge sting was progressive state senator for San Francisco Leland Yee, who's charges include arms trafficking | 15,207 | record_train |
He went on: ‘Having already cut taxes for millionaires in this @placeholder, they’re champing at the bit to do it again if they win the election - cutting the top rate of tax for people earning over £150,000 again from 45p to 40p. | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor Wages under the coalition will have fallen more sharply than under any government since Victorian times, Labour claimed today. Shadow chancellor Ed Balls used a major speech on the economy to warn after inflation are down by 2.3 per cent, the worst fall since Benjamin Disraeli was Prime Minister. Mr Balls echoed Ronald Reagan's campaign to be US President when he asked voters if they were better off than four years ago, as he warned interest rates could rise early because the coalition has failed to build enough homes. Analysis by the House of Commons Library shows wages are expected to fall by 2.3 per cent during this Parliament, the lowest since 1874-80
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Shadow chancellor says wages under the coalition will be down 2.3%
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Earnings have not fallen so sharply since Disraeli was PM in 1874-80
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He warns interest rates will rise 'prematurely' because of lack of homes | 15,208 | record_train |
Trailblazer: Known as Mickie to her friends, @placeholder, seen here in 1995, started out as a trainee | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:26 EST, 25 August 2013 | UPDATED: 23:27 EST, 25 August 2013 Muriel 'Mickie' Siebert, the first woman member of the New York Stock Exchange, died on Saturday of complications related to cancer, age 80. The founder and president of the brokerage firm that bears her name, Muriel Siebert & Co. Inc. was described as 'a fabulous woman, a trailblazer and a pioneer,' by Siebert Financial director Jane Macon. Ms Siebert moved to New York from Cleveland in 1954, when she was 22, and started her career as a research trainee at Bache & Co. earning $65 a week.
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Siebert was first businesswoman to own a seat on the New York Stock Exchange
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Advocate of women's rights campaigned for workplace equality in male-dominated environment
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'Money represents freedom to me' Siebert, who embraced single life, said | 15,209 | record_train |
The inquest heard the helicopter did set off the mine which killed Cpl Wright while the coroner highlighted three factors which caused his death – the downdraught from the @placeholder, the lack of appropriate British helicopters fitted with winches, and the delay in sending a suitable helicopter. | Defence chiefs have attempted to block the production of a new film about the death of a British soldier in Afghanistan – because it portrays how the RAF botched a rescue mission. Corporal Mark Wright died in September 2006 after becoming stranded in an unmarked minefield during a mission against Taliban fighters near the strategically important Kajaki Dam in Helmand province. But tragedy struck when a Chinook helicopter sent to rescue Cpl Wright and other British soldiers set off mines in the area as it attempted to land, causing him fatal injuries and injuring others. Corporal Mark Wright died in 2006 after becoming stranded in an unmarked minefield during a mission against Taliban fighters
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Corporal Mark Wright died in an unmarked minefield in Afghanistan in 2006
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Paratrooper had been stranded with colleagues when army Chinook arrived
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Warned pilots the aircraft would set off more explosions but was ignored
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Inquest into his death heard how officials should 'hang heads in shame'
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Attempts to research incident for film Kajaki: A True Story blocked by army | 15,210 | record_train |
The goal will do wonders for @placeholder’s burgeoning reputation too. | Under 18s? Under 21s? There really is no difference when you can strike the ball like that. Kasey Palmer came off the bench to score a cracker on Tuesday night as Chelsea’s under 18s thrashed Huddersfield Town 6-1 in the fourth round of the FA Youth Cup. 24 hours later, on the very same pitch, he produced another stunner for the under 21s. It left Palmer’s right boot like a cannonball, always rising and swerving, making the goalkeeper’s dive look pathetic as it crashed into the top corner. Kasey Palmer (second right) celebrates scoring Chelsea's first goal of the game on Wednesday night
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Chelsea defeat Porto in Premier League International Cup group stage
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Kasey Palmer scores with stunning effort to pull Blues level after opening goal from Porto's Andre Silva
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Palmer scored similar goal just 24 hours earlier for for Under 18s
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Kyle Scott scored winning goal for Blues youngsters | 15,211 | record_train |
CNN: Some analysts would say, if you had it your way, @placeholder would not be a business-friendly and investor-friendly environment. | (CNN) -- South Africa risks witnessing mass uprisings if it doesn't act urgently to deal with rampant youth unemployment, the leader of the country's trade union movement has warned. As general secretary of the Congress of South African trade unions (Cosatu), which boasts some two million members, Zwelinzima Vavi's voice is an influential one. Speaking to CNN's Nkepile Mabuse, Vavi warned that 35 years after a youth revolt against the apartheid regime, the country's unemployment levels could lead to a new uprising. "If we don't do something urgent enough with the crisis of youth unemployment in South Africa we will be in Tunisia and Egypt very soon," he said.
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Zwelinzima Vavi is general secretary of the Congress of South African trade unions
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He calls for drastic action to deal with the problem of youth unemployment
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'I'm a socialist, but a realist,' says Vavi | 15,212 | record_train |
The roaring motorcycle hearse is driven into a graveyard in @placeholder, Pennsylvania, where David Heintzelman's funeral home is based | By Daily Mail Reporter A funeral home in a small town in Pennsylvania has added a motorcycle hearse to its lineup last month in hopes of better serving bereaved bikers by bearing their deceased loved ones to the afterlife with a thunderous roar. Heintzelman Funeral Home six months ago tapped Orange County Chopper in Newburgh, New York, to craft a one-of-a-kind two-wheeled hearse with all the trimmings, including an S&S V111 engine and a reverse gear that allows it to back up, according to a press release on the company's website. 'The last thing they want is to be in a four-wheel drive vehicle,' said David Heintzelman, co-owner of the Hellertown-based funeral home. 'They want noise and they want speed.'
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Heintzelman Funeral Home in Pennsylvania ordered the custom-designed two-wheeler to better serve its biker clientele
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The stretch motorcycle hearse, designed in part by American Chopper reality TV star Paul Teutel, sports an S&S V111 engine and the ability to drive in reverse
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'They want noise and they want speed,' said David Heintzelman, the funeral home's owner | 15,213 | record_train |
The two are bound for @placeholder after receiving their exit visas | By Lizzie Edmonds PUBLISHED: 05:04 EST, 27 December 2013 | UPDATED: 05:48 EST, 28 December 2013 Five Britons detained in Russia as part of the so-called 'Arctic 30' have today returned home to the UK. The five were arrested amid claims of hooliganism following a protest about oil drilling and held in jail for two months. They have since been granted amnesty under a new Russian law. Greenpeace members Anthony Perrett, 32, Alexandra Harris, Phil Ball, Iain Rogers and freelance videographer Kieron Bryan left St Petersburg earlier today. Scroll down for video Reunited at last: Kieron Bryan stands with his mother Ann and father Andy after arriving at St Pancras station in London today
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British Greenpeace activists granted amnesty under new Russian law
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Anthony Perrett, Alexandra Harris, Phil Ball, Iain Rogers and Kieron Bryan arrived in London today
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Frank Hewetson also released, but is travelling to another country
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Group detained for 102 days following protest on Arctic offshore oil rig
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Band members of punk group Pussy Riot also released under amnesty | 15,214 | record_train |
McIlroy will have to watch out for the red-hot @placeholder whose impressive 65, which included seven birdies, was the lowest score of the day. | (CNN) -- It's been a year of up and down form for Rory McIlroy, but could major championship winning consistency finally be on the horizon? The Northern Irishman stretched his overnight lead at the British Open at Hoylake Friday with a majestic second round of 66 -- matching his score Thursday -- to finish the day on 12-under-par. Despite starting with a bogey at the first, McIlroy recovered to sink seven birdies and comfortably leads the way from America's Dustin Johnson who lies four shots back in second place at 8-under-par. A chasing group featuring Francesco Molinari, Ryan Moore, Rickie Fowler, Sergio Garcia and Louis Oosthuizen are all tied for third at 6-under-par.
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Rory McIlroy extends lead at British Open after second round of 66
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Northern Irishman leads by four shots going into weekend
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Tiger Woods falls down the leaderboard and only just makes cut | 15,215 | record_train |
Tsirbas said the sci fi effects, such as the @placeholder and the mothership, were easier to create than the scenery | Hoax UFO videos have a tried and tested format: shaky footage, a bogus spaceship and cries of wonder from the person filming on a smartphone. But one Hollywood animator has gone the extra mile to produce a convincing UFO 'gag' which is entirely created with CGI effects - including the car, the skies and the scenery. Canadian Aristomenis Tsirbas, who has worked on Titanic, Hellboy and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, created a short clip which appears to show a UFO flying over Santa Clarita, California, seen from a moving vehicle. Scroll down for video Hoax: The car, the skies and the scenery are all the product of CGI effects, as well as the apparent UFO
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Director and animator Aristomenis Tsirbas worked on Titanic and Star Trek
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He spent four months creating 30 second clip to prove CGI looks 'natural' | 15,216 | record_train |
Gingrich, whose surge has been helped in part by two strong debate performances in @placeholder, said that if he's resonating with voters, it's not just because he's a good debater. | Newt Gingrich won Saturday's South Carolina GOP presidential primary, marking a stunning turnaround for a candidate who finished fourth in Iowa and New Hampshire and whose campaign had been left for dead -- again -- by observers just weeks ago. With about 95% of polling places reporting, Gingrich had 40% of the vote, with former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney getting 27% and former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum getting 17%. U.S. Rep. Ron Paul of Texas had 13%. Based on early returns and exit polls, CNN projected Gingrich the winner. In his victory speech to supporters, Gingrich thanked "everyone in South Carolina who decided to be with us in changing Washington."
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"I articulate the deepest-held values of the American people," Newt Gingrich says
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Newt Gingrich wins South Carolina primary in stunning turnaround
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Gingrich surged in polls in week leading up to primary
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Mitt Romney comes off a tough week with Rick Santorum's official Iowa win | 15,217 | record_train |
The $75 million cap is one of several potential limitations on oil companies' liability now being targeted by @placeholder. | Washington (CNN) -- Top congressional Democrats renewed their push Wednesday for legislation that would remove all oil spill liability caps -- a move some Republicans warn would lead to stronger monopolies in the energy sector while increasing U.S. dependence on foreign oil sources. Among other things, Democrats are targeting the 1990 Oil Pollution Act, which could limit BP's liability for economic damages incurred by the Gulf disaster to $75 million. Critics note that the amount is a small fraction of the cost a major oil spill like the Gulf disaster will inflict on communities. BP has said it will waive the cap on damages and pay "all legitimate claims" as a result of the Gulf spill, the largest in U.S. history.
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Top Democrats say removal of oil spill liability cap needs to be permanent
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The 1990 Oil Pollution Act caps liability at $75 million
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Republicans warn a removal of liability caps would create an oil monopoly
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It "could set back this nation's energy future for decades," senator warns | 15,218 | record_train |
@placeholder boss Van Gaal added: 'He is my third captain so it is not a problem for me (if he comes back). | West Bromwich Albion have revived their interest in Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher after his move to West Ham collapsed. Fletcher, 30, was poised to sign for the Upton Park club after travelling to London on Friday to undergo a medical and discuss terms. Darren Fletcher's move to West Ham fell through after he failed to agree personal terms Louis van Gaal confirmed after the Leicester win that Fletcher's move had collapsed However, after further talks, West Ham then tried to make the transfer a loan rather than a permanent deal and Fletcher and United pulled the plug. United had agreed to let Fletcher go on a free transfer. Manager Louis Van Gaal said: 'I thought Darren was going to sign a contract but at the end they look for a loan and that was not the agreement.
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Darren Fletcher looked set to leave Manchester United and join West Ham
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The midfielder went to London on Friday to undergo a Hammers medical
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Louis van Gaal confirmed on Saturday that the move was off | 15,219 | record_train |
There are places in Koreatown where you look around and swear you are in @placeholder. | Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- "Have you been to Koreatown yet?" my friend asked eagerly over the phone. It was my third week as a resident of Los Angeles, and I could no longer claim the pure shock of moving to a city so sprawling, so overwhelming, as the reason I had yet to explore its most interesting neighborhoods. But I had to answer "no." In a city as vast as Los Angeles, Koreatown seemed especially impenetrable, a huge warren of restaurants, markets, strip malls and residences. As much as I knew that it held a treasure trove of food, culture and nightlife, I was intimidated to even get started.
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L.A.'s Koreatown is home to one of the city's densest populations
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Looking around, it feels like Asia, but the area is also 100% L.A.
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The neighborhood is home to Asians, Central Americans, South Americans and more
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Koreans are the largest group, but the neighborhood is majority Latino | 15,220 | record_train |
Nine songs celebrating the release of the five Taliban detainees were posted to a @placeholder website Saturday. | (CNN) -- The five Taliban figures who got out of Guantanamo in exchange for U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's release would be taking an "enormous risk" if they return to the battlefield, Secretary of State John Kerry told CNN in an interview that aired Sunday. "I'm not telling you that they don't have some ability at some point to go back and get involved (in fighting). But they also have an ability to get killed doing that. " Kerry said in his first public comments on the controversial prisoner exchange. Kerry defended the swap and told CNN the former detainees will be monitored closely -- and not just by officials in Qatar, where they were flown after being released. He wouldn't say who else will be watching, but he said the United States is confident the conditions of their release will be honored.
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NEW: Taliban source: Bergdahl did not convert to Islam, learned to speak Pashto
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NEW: Law enforcement official: Threats to Bergdahl family came via e-mail
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John Kerry says released Taliban figures will be monitored
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If they turn to violent ways, they could die violent deaths, he says | 15,221 | record_train |
As I stand there wondering if all these Marines will return from their tour in the badlands of southwest @placeholder, a lanky 19-year-old soldier with a buzz cut strolls by and strikes up a conversation. | Delaram, Afghanistan (CNN) -- U.S. Marines stand under the blazing sun at Camp Bastion airfield waiting for their ride to take them far beyond the perimeter fence. Wearing body armor and weapons, they dump their helmets and bags in the dirt and look out onto one of Afghanistan's busiest runways. A $25 million Harrier jet flies past, leaving the roar of its engine in its wake, while a C-130 Hercules touches down to pick up troops and cargo. An Osprey aircraft -- half helicopter, half plane -- hovers in the distance before landing to join the dozen other Ospreys sitting on the tarmac.
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Coalition forces engaged in transition of power to Afghan National Army (ANA)
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But spate of so-called "green on blue" attacks on coalition troops has hastened the process
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Lt. Jan Mohammad risks his life serving in the ANA for $300 per month
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He says the coalition withdrawal means nothing to him; he still has to do his duty | 15,222 | record_train |
Pressure: The former soldier said he suspects the type of drug use he describes in @placeholder still goes on among some servicemen today | By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 06:59 EST, 3 August 2013 | UPDATED: 10:50 EST, 5 August 2013 At the height of the Troubles, the sight of British Army soldiers on patrol in Northern Ireland was a familiar one. But these pictures reveal a side to army life unlikely to be found in the pages of any traditional military history book. From 'munching on acid' to attending illegal raves, former soldier Stuart Griffiths has lifted the lid on the hedonistic exploits of young servicemen seeking an escape from the horror of the conflict in Northern Ireland during the late '80s and early '90s.
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Stuart Griffiths was posted to Northern Ireland with Parachute Regiment
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Now 41-year-old recounts his experiences in new book Pigs' Disco | 15,223 | record_train |
Freund made 102 @placeholder appearances between 1998 and 2003, and joined the club's coaching staff in July 2012 under then-boss Andre Villas-Boas. | By Pa Reporter Steffen Freund has been appointed international technical coordinator at Tottenham, the Barclays Premier League club have announced. Former Tottenham and Germany midfielder Freund formed part of Tim Sherwood's back-room coaching staff, but has been handed a development role under new boss Mauricio Pochettino. Pochettino brought his coaching team from Southampton to the north London club after making the switch from Saints in the close season. Fresh start: Steffen Freund has been appointed international technical coordinator at Tottenham Man in charge: Freund will no longer work with the first team under new boss Mauricio Pochettino (centre) The former Argentina defender now has Jesus Perez as assistant manager at Spurs, with first team coach Miguel D'Agostino and goalkeeping coach Toni Jimenez also moving to the capital from the south coast.
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Freund will be responsible for developing Tottenham players who are on loan abroad
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The former midfielder had been working as a first team coach under Andre Villas-Boas and Tim Sherwood
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New manager Mauricio Pochettino brought his own coaching staff with him from Southampton | 15,224 | record_train |
Iconic: The famous outline of the @placeholder after she announced the Government would impose a fresh clampdown on immigration | By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 17:02 EST, 8 May 2013 | UPDATED: 18:54 EST, 8 May 2013 Curbs on immigrants’ access to benefits, the NHS and housing unveiled in the Queen’s Speech prompted a storm of controversy last night. David Cameron said a crowd-pleasing package of measures would ‘attract people who will contribute’ but ‘deter those who will not’, and hailed other moves to help ordinary families as evidence that the Government is ‘standing up for hard-working people’. But Labour suggested one proposal – to require landlords to check the immigration status of tenants – risked encouraging racism, while others insisted doctors and property owners should not be made to do the work of immigration officials.
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Labour question proposal to require landlords to check the immigration status of tenants
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The Queen announced 20 Bills which her government plans to pass in the next year
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Payment by results plan to stop criminals reoffending and new laws to tackle dangerous dogs
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Cutting National Insurance bills and tearing up health and safety laws to help businesses grow
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Rogue traders face court fines as shoppers get new protections from faulty digital downloads
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Full steam ahead for High Speed Rail line linking London to the Midlands and North
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Families told homes will not need to be sold to pay for elderly care bills as costs are capped
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Pensioners are promised a new flat-rate pension to help people plan for their future | 15,225 | record_train |
She was sitting near @placeholder’ relatives and allegedly broke down in tears. | Criminal connections: Michael Jones, 17, is accused of being an accessory to first degree murder in the Lane murder case but police knew him because his name kept coming up in other investigations One of the three 'bored' teenagers held over the murder of Chris Lane in a drive-by shooting was linked to a string of armed robberies allegedly committed with his pregnant girlfriend, MailOnline can reveal today. Michael Jones, 17, who was driving the car and brought in by cops repeatedly after a spate of raids, one of the investigating detectives said today. MailOnline can also reveal that James Edwards, 15, who Jones allegedly said pulled the trigger, was known to have a 'very short' temper and is 'incredibly violent'.
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Michael Jones, 17, is accused of being an accessory to first degree murder and driving the car that his friends James Edwards and Chancey Luna were in when one of them allegedly shot Chris Lane
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Detectives told MailOnline that they recognized the car that was used in the shooting because they knew it to be Jones'
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His name 'kept coming up' during investigations of three armed robberies that happened in Duncan, Oklahoma in March
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When police were conducting searches of robbery suspect's homes, Jones and his pregnant girlfriend would show up unannounced at the houses | 15,226 | record_train |
That's what Cyrus and fellow performers did last week during a concert in the northern city of Monterrey in a stunt that gives new meaning to the phrase "ugly @placeholder." | (CNN) -- What's Spanish for "twerk?" Mexican officials are in no hurry to find out. This is one U.S. import our southern neighbor wants nothing to do with. Ditto for Miley Cyrus, the controversial singer known less for her music than for her over-sexualized on-stage spectacles intended to get attention and shock the senses. Cyrus accomplished both on the Diez y Seis de Septiembre -- better known, on this side of the border, as September 16th. North of the Rio Grande, that day is like any other, as insignificant as the Fourth of July is in Canada. However, in Mexico, the day is awfully important. It's Independence Day. And since Mexicans are a proud people who put a high value on respect, it's probably not a good idea for Americans -- or anyone else for that matter -- to go to Mexico on Mexican Independence Day and show disrespect to, oh, the Mexican flag.
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Ruben Navarrette: Miley Cyrus concert in Monterrey, Mexico made tasteless use of Mexican flag
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Navarrette: What made it particularly egregious was that it came on Mexican independence day
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He says Cyrus should apologize and could be fined but don't make it an international incident | 15,227 | record_train |
Not quite, it's St Ives in Cornwall - but half of people in a survey thought it was @placeholder | By Luke Salkeld PUBLISHED: 15:02 EST, 3 December 2013 | UPDATED: 21:03 EST, 3 December 2013 As your eyes linger on the azure sky and sandy shore, a multitude of exotic locations easily spring to mind. And when shown this picture of a perfect beach, a quarter of adults were sure it was in St Tropez. In fact, the photograph was taken much closer to home – on the Cornish shores of St Ives. The beauty spot is just one of a host of Britain’s best locations which we actually think are abroad, according to a survey.
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Brits were shown beauty spots, but many thought they were exotic locales
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Portsmouth's Spinnaker Towers mistaken for a building in Dubai
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More than 206,000 people have signed an online petition demanding "Justice for Kenneth Chamberlain Sr.," with many signatories drawing similarities between the case and that of @placeholder. | (CNN) -- It was just after 5 a.m. on a cold November morning in 2011 when Kenneth Chamberlain Sr., a 68-year-old former Marine with a severe heart condition, accidentally set off a medical alert pendant. An ambulance was dispatched to Chamberlain's White Plains, New York, apartment, though police who respond to such calls as a matter of routine arrived ahead of the emergency medical workers. Within the hour, Chamberlain, who is black, lay dying -- from two rounds fired into his upper body by a white police officer. What led to the shooting of Chamberlain is the subject of a grand jury hearing underway this month, and a matter of heated debate between the White Plains Police Department and Chamberlain's family and friends.
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The case is drawing parallels to the shooting of Trayvon Martin
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Kenneth Chamberlain accidentally set off a medical alert device, his family says
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Police say they shot Chamberlain after he came at them with a knife
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Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary, centre, speaks to @placeholder, right, in this photo from 2001 | He's the airline boss who called his own customers 'stupid' and told refund-hunters to 'f*** off'. But it seems Ryanair's Michael O'Leary is finally ending his not-so-friendly approach to customer service - and admits he should have done so a long time ago. With profits and passenger traffic on the rise amid a charm offensive, the divisive chief executive told MailOnline Travel: 'We should have been nicer to customers earlier than we have been'. Scroll down for video Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary said the airline should have been 'nicer' to customers in the past The Dublin-based carrier has long faced public criticism for its surcharges and treatment of customers, and now it appears Mr O’Leary feels that his management style may have been too abrasive.
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Ryanair's profits and passenger traffic on the rise amid a charm offensive
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Mr O'Leary says he should have focused on customer experience sooner
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He says co-founder Tony Ryan's wish to be customer friendly was 'right'
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Dublin-based airline has plans to roll out in-flight wifi on its fleet
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Ryanair is looking at offering flights between Ireland and Russia
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"We are starting today the distribution of aid for some 50,000 people in Afgooye corridor through our local partners in @placeholder," the refugee office said Tuesday. | (CNN) -- Described as the largest single gathering of displaced residents in the world today, tens of thousands of civilians are seeking shelter along the Afgooye corridor outside Mogadishu, according to the United Nations. Members of the U.S. Navy take a young Somali boy to safety after rescuing him and 51 others adrift in a skiff. Fighting between government forces and Islamist militias has triggered the flight of more than 67,000 Somalis in and around Mogadishu since May 8, the U.N. refugee agency said Tuesday. Most of them are heading to the Afgooye corridor, a 30-kilometer (19-mile) stretch of ramshackle housing described by the United Nations' World Food Program as "a nightmare."
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Fighting has triggered flight of more than 67,000 Somalis since May 8
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Most heading to Afgooye corridor, a 30-kilometer stretch of ramshackle housing
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President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed speaking at a conference in Mogadishu
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Ahmed fears foreign fighters will turn Somalia into another Iraq or Afghanistan | 15,231 | record_train |
A message from brideilarby to Huett, who has now left @placeholder and made Sydney her permanent home, read, 'Thinking of you honey... Know there's always a bed and home cooked meal across the sea if you need me (or a vanilla malt pop) big love xxx'. | By Candace Sutton PUBLISHED: 21:32 EST, 22 February 2014 | UPDATED: 12:31 EST, 23 February 2014 The 25-year-old Australia's Next Top Model contestant who is reported to have accompanied police to identify the body of Charlotte Dawson at the TV star's Sydney apartment is 'struggling' to cope a day later. NSW Police told the MailOnline they are preparing a report for the state Coroner on the body of the 47-year-old who was found in a unit on Cowper Wharf Road, Woolloomooloo yesterday. Police said forensic officers will conduct a post mortem to establish the cause of the death of the woman who is yet to be 'formally' identified.
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Australia's Next Top Model contestant, 25, reportedly identified Dawson's body
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Maddy Huett 'went with police' to waterfront flat after Dawson found dead
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Huett, 25, is now 'struggling' to cope with death and aftermath
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Huett, from Tasmania, called Dawson a mentor and her 'Sydney mother'
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Her mother in Tasmania says Maddy is being supported by friends
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"@placeholder and other theme parks in California are international attractions and visitors come from many parts of the world, including those where measles is endemic." | (CNN)Some recent visitors to Disneyland left the fabled theme park with a souvenir they won't soon forget: measles. Public health officials in California and Utah confirmed nine cases Wednesday, all of them visitors of either Disneyland or Disney California Adventure Park in Anaheim between December 15 and December 20. The California Department of Public Health said it suspects an additional three cases but had not yet confirmed those diagnoses. According to the CDC, measles is respiratory disease caused by a virus and spread through the air. It was considered eradicated in the United States in 2000, though 2014 saw a record-breaking number of confirmed cases: 610 according to the Centers for Disease Control, "the highest number of cases since measles elimination was documented in the U.S. in 2000," the CDC says on its website.
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Nine visitors to Disneyland or Disney California Adventure Park have been infected with measles
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The people with measles hail from California and Utah
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While 36% of @placeholder voters said they are "extremely" or "very enthusiastic," about voting this year, only 26% of Democrats use that language to describe themselves, in the CNN/ORC poll. | Nearly 7 in 10 Americans are angry at the direction the country is headed and 53% of Americans disapprove of President Barack Obama's job performance, two troubling signs for Democrats one week before the midterm elections, a new CNN/ORC International Poll shows. Democrats are battling to try and save the Senate majority, while hoping to prevent more losses in the House, which the GOP controls by a 234 to 201 margin. In the Senate, Republicans need a net gain of six seats, and several state polls in the past month of contested races show that Democrats are in danger of losing control of the majority, and thus Congress. Currently, Democrats control the Senate by a 55-45 margin with two of those seats held by independents that align themselves politically with Democrats.
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A new CNN poll finds large swaths of Americans angry at the direction of the country
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Republicans need a net gain of six seats to win control of the Senate
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@placeholder aid agencies say the number of children fleeing Syria has now reached one million | By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 04:23 EST, 25 August 2013 | UPDATED: 05:13 EST, 26 August 2013 Syria has agreed to allow UN inspectors access to sites in suburbs of Damascus where alleged chemical attacks occurred on Wednesday. The concession follows accusations that Bashar Assad's regime is responsible for a chemical attack which killed more than 350 people - many of them children - on Wednesday. Syria has denied that it is to blame while many Western officials claim the poisoning was caused by a chemical agent used in a rocket attack carried out by government forces. Scroll down for video
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Barack Obama has pledged a 'serious response' if Bashar Assad regime is proved to have used chemical weapons
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Aid organisations claimed this week that more than 350 people - many of them children - died due to the effects of neurotoxins
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Medicins Sans Frontieres says victims were exposed to 'neurotoxic agent'
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Assad regime denies reports as 'absolutely baseless'
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Iran warned U.S. of 'severe consequences' if 'red line' on Syria is crossed | 15,235 | record_train |
'The @placeholder marketplace was softer this year than in previous years,' one advertising agency executive told the Post. | CBS president and CEO Les Moonves wants to move the chains on brands' Super Bowl spending by upping the network's goal to over $5million for each 30-second spot. Speaking on a conference call with analysts Thursday, Moonves first threw up a $6million price tag he expected for the 50th anniversary championship game taking place in 2016. 'Five to six million dollars for a 30-second spot sounds pretty good to me,' the New York Post reported Moonves as saying, though he later revised the number downwards. Scroll down for video Chief: CBS president and CEO Les Moonves wants to move the chains Super Bowl ads to between $5million and $6million per commercial slot
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Les Moonves told analysts Thursday on a conference call his range for ad buys in 2016 was 'five to six million'
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Ad agency executives told the Post that the market would not support a bump, considering the NFL's viewer numbers in the regular season
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Two years ago, 10 of the top 20 billionaires were from the @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Forbes' list of the world's wealthy has named Warren Buffett the richest person on the planet, surpassing his friend and philanthropic partner Bill Gates who had held the title for 13 consecutive years. American investor Warren Buffett has been named world's richest person. The American investor and philanthropist is worth an estimated $62 billion, up $10 billion from a year ago thanks to surging prices of Berkshire Hathaway stock, according to Forbes magazine's annual ranking of the world's billionaires. Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft, is now ranked as the world's third richest person. At $58 billion, his net worth is up $2 billion from a year ago. Mexican telecom tycoon Carlos Slim Helu was named the world's second richest man, with a net worth of around $60 billion, up $11 billion since last March.
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Forbes crowns American investor Warren Buffett as world's richest person
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After 13 years on top, Microsoft's Bill Gates drops to number three position
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Russia replaces Germany as No. 2 country with 87 billionaires
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'The @placeholder military has been avoiding the use of Mefloquine for some years. | A senior Pentagon official ordered an emergency review of the military's use of an anti-malaria drug known to have severe psychiatric side effects - nine days after the Afghan massacre in which a U.S. solider allegedly shot dead 17 civilians including nine children, it has been alleged. The notorious drug Mefloquine, also known as Lariam, has been implicated in a number of suicides and homicides in the military spanning back more than ten years, with side effects including paranoia, hallucinations and psychotic behaviour. It is now being suggested that Staff Sgt Robert Bales, who is accused of the shooting, may have taken the drug before the March 11 massacre.
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Order issued in 2009 saying soldiers who have suffered traumatic brain injuries - like Bales - should not be given the drug Mefloquine
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Side effects include paranoia, hallucinations and psychotic behaviour
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Mr Blair's moment of generosity was supposed to end speculation about tensions between the two @placeholder figures, but he came under intense pressure to name a date for handing over power to Mr Brown | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor They might be future rivals for the Tory leadership, but today David Cameron and Boris Johnson were at pains to show they are great mates. Hitting the campaign trail for the the Newark by-election, the Prime Minister laughed, joked and even bought a rocky road cake for the London Mayor. Unfortunately the unusual joint appearance outside London drew parallels with the bizarre Labour photo opportunity in 2005, when Tony Blair bought Gordon Brown an ice-cream months before being forced to say when he would hand over the keys to Number 10. Scroll down for video
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PM persuades his 'star player' to join him in campaigning outside London
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The Tory duo were drumming up support ahead of the Newark by-election
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At a bakery stall, Cameron handed London Mayor a slice of rocky road
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@placeholder was sporting a new look on Thursday, and says he expects a good result this weekend | Lewis Hamilton believes there is room for Formula One to prosper in the USA, praising their sporting fans as some of the most passionate he has ever seen. The British driver was speaking at a press conference ahead of the Austin Grand Prix, where is looking to build on the 17-point gap between himself and Nico Rosberg. Hamilton, who met with fans in New York on Wednesday, admitted he was surprised by the noise the event has generated since he arrived in the country. Lewis Hamilton believes Formula One can prosper in the United States ahead of the Austin Grand Prix
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Lewis Hamilton looking to build on 17-point championship lead
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Nico Rosberg hot on his tail and will hope to recover at US Grand Prix
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Hamilton met fans in New York and said he was surprised by support
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Daniel Ricciardo expecting competitive race for Red Bull this weekend | 15,240 | record_train |
The bill also bars any political activities by nongovernmental organizations receiving funding from the @placeholder, if such activities could affect Russian interests, the news agency said. | (CNN) -- Russia's upper house of parliament has approved a controversial measure banning adoption of Russian children by U.S. families, Russian media reported Wednesday. The legislation now goes to President Vladimir Putin to be signed into law, the semiofficial RIA-Novosti news agency said. Read more: Russia's lower house approves bill to ban U.S. adoption The legislation could affect hundreds of American families seeking to adopt. Americans adopted close to 1,000 Russian children last year, according to U.S. State Department figures. Though the number has been dropping in recent years, Russia remains the third most popular country for U.S. citizens to adopt after China and Ethiopia.
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Upper house of parliament OKs ban on adoptions of Russian children by U.S. families
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Lawmakers in Russia's lower house of parliament adopted the bill last week
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The move is seen as retaliation for the Magnitsky Act, a U.S. law that restricts rights abusers
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But @placeholder never tested positive, and denied knowing what it was or that it was illegal. | (CNN) -- The worst secret in boxing is out of the bag: "Sugar" Shane Mosley is the most likely opponent for Manny Pacquiao's next fight. The 39-year-old American boxer used Twitter to announce that discussions between the two camps are at an advanced stage, with confirmation expected in the next 24 hours. "Just excited about the fight with Pac [Manny Pacquiao]. I know you're going to be there," he tweeted to former world heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis on the social networking website. "The ink hasn't dried yet but it's pretty much a go." Speculation has mounted over who would fight the Filipino eight-division world title-holder on May 7 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, with Juan Manuel Marquez mooted as another possible opponent.
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U.S. boxer Shane Mosley reveals that he will be Manny Pacquiao's next opponent
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Mosley tells former heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis on Twitter that he's "excited"
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Mosley and Pacquiao's camps to meet in the next 24 hours to discuss terms
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My understanding is that the pair were reconciled after Rooney left Everton for @placeholder but of course they didn’t have the benefit of working together to show that to everyone else. | By Kevin Kilbane PUBLISHED: 18:00 EST, 27 December 2013 | UPDATED: 18:27 EST, 27 December 2013 Even when he was the new boy on the block at Everton, it didn’t take much to wind Wayne Rooney up on the training ground. He played every game to win it. And the status and age of the player didn’t matter if he wasn’t happy with you. You’d know about it if you were on the receiving end of his tongue or one of his bad-tempered, x-rated challenges. Wayne was often reprimanded for flying in during training matches but it was always a pleasure to see him in full anger mode. There aren’t many like him so he was a breath of fresh air.
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MailOnline has contacted representatives for both @placeholder and Alexa over the reports. | Coldplay frontman Chris Martin is at the center of rumors that he has struck up a friendship with British fashionista and TV host Alexa Chung. A number of U.S. websites have linked the couple together just days after the musician announced his split from wife Gwyneth Paltrow. The 37-year-old musician enjoyed a late-night milkshake with Alexa, 30, at Glastonbury music festival in the UK last June, with Jessica Goldsack, who served the pair, today telling MailOnline: 'They turned up together at around 3 or 4am and came over to where I was working at Shaken Udder and said to me and my friend 'what do you recommend?'
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Singer and British TV presenter share a 4am milkshake and pose for pictures at Glastonbury music festival
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They were 'chilling and having a good time', server tells MailOnline
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@placeholder released one new iOS phone in 2012, the much-anticipated iPhone 5. | (CNN) -- Android continues to dominate in the battle to be the top smartphone system in the world, thanks in part to Samsung, which reigned as the top phone manufacturer for 2012. Android grew its already significant chunk of the smartphone market to 68.8% last year, while Apple's iOS operating system stayed comfortably in second place with 18.8% of smartphone shipments, according to new stats from research firm IDC. Together, the two operating systems accounted for 87.6% of all new smartphones in 2012, leaving struggling competitors BlackBerry and Windows far behind. It's no surprise that Android has surged so far ahead of iOS. There are are thousands of Android handset models in every size and at every price imaginable, while Apple has released only six versions of the iPhone. Apple sold 130 million smartphones last year, according to Gartner.
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Reports: Android, Apple make up vast majority of global smartphone sales
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Samsung was the top phone maker in 2012 thanks to its popular Galaxy devices
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@placeholder Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has for some time been alienating his liberal supporters. | (CNN) -- In my travels around the world I have noted how attitudes toward women are a pretty accurate weather vane indicating what is happening in the wider politics of a country. In visits to Turkey in the past three years I saw rising anxiety about razor-sharp divisions between the secular and those who want a society where women "breed" for their country and wear the hijab. In May, Turkish women's rights activist Efsa Kuraner e-mailed me from Istanbul, "Things are fast going down the plughole, it's pretty depressing. The Islamic twist is becoming suffocating with how the prime minister keeps trying to cajole women to stay home and have three to five children. They are offering early retirement to women for having upwards of three kids..!! Divorce is frowned upon. Abortion is all but banned. Only there in name. I am afraid darker days are yet to come." Her predictions were prescient.
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Lesley Abdela: Treatment of women a good weather vane for wider state of politics in Turkey
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She says Erdogan says women should reproduce more; he says he's secular, doesn't sound it
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She says Gezi Park tumult shows divisions between secular and hinted-at Islam state
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Reliable: And @placeholder was again at it taking three wickets so far | By David Clough, Press Association Stuart Broad senses a new beginning is under way for him and his England team-mates as they finally free themselves from the hangover of last winter's Ashes whitewash. Broad (three for 65) and James Anderson (three for 52) had to work especially hard to take six India wickets between them as the tourists closed day three of the third Investec Test on 323 for eight in reply to 569 for seven declared. But their deserved success, in batting conditions at the Ageas Bowl, is a prime indication to Broad - after some disappointing showings of late - that England are back on track.
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Broad senses a new beginning is underway for England in third Test
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India close day three on 323-8 in reply to England's 569
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Lord @placeholder has led calls to split RBS into a 'good' bank to boost lending to the economy and a 'bad bank', which will house all its toxic assets and loans | By James Salmon PUBLISHED: 19:35 EST, 27 August 2013 | UPDATED: 05:33 EST, 28 August 2013 The Chancellor has come under growing pressure from MPs and peers to split up Royal Bank of Scotland. In an open letter Andrew Tyrie, chair of the influential banking commission, said ‘all the options’ for the state backed lender’s future should be ‘examined as a matter of urgency’. The Conservative MP also dismissed one of the main reasons given by opponents to the split. Chancellor Osborne has come under growing pressure from MPs and peers to split up Royal Bank of Scotland
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Andrew Tyrie, chair of banking commission, said it was 'matter of urgency'
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In the period since 2009 military nomenclature has returned to the @placeholder. | Johannesburg (CNN) -- Just seven days after the world woke up to the shock of yet another South African police brutality scandal, the story has already moved to the inside pages of newspapers. Here in South Africa we are not much surprised by the brutal death of Mido Macia, the taxi driver who was allegedly dragged by a police van to his death last week. The only surprise is that South Africans -- and knowledgeable observers of the country -- were surprised by this outrage at all. Macia's tragic death is merely the latest in a long and growing list of innocents suspected of being perpetrated by our police. Macia's name is preceded by others that reflect the re-militarization of the SA Police Services over the past four years, and the consequences of that process.
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Taxi driver Mido Macia allegedly dragged by a police van to his death last week
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Malala says President Zuma has started re-militarizing police, hard-line tactics
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Kantor told CNN the book's style resulted from how she approached interviewing people close to the @placeholder. | If you think the more than weeklong controversy over a new book about the first couple had died down, well, you'd be wrong. "Daily Show" host Jon Stewart joined the fray on his program Monday night. "She seems nice," was Stewart's assessment of the first lady after reading "The Obamas," he told the book's author, New York Times reporter Jodi Kantor. "I'm surprised at the controversy," Stewart said, "because the book seems to portray Michelle Obama as a complex yet human individual struggling with this unbelievable situation yet remaining the moral compass and center of an administration trying to find its footing."
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Jon Stewart after reading controversial book: First lady "seems nice"
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Author: Book does not call first lady an angry black woman
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@placeholder was also a profound figure in Fred Thorne's life. | (CNN) -- In 1991, Nirvana changed American rock music with an album that featured a naked baby on the cover. Fred Thorne played in bands for 18 years and says Kurt Cobain's legacy always stuck with him. Now, that naked baby is 17 years old and a high school graduate. The album, "Nevermind," is a classic beloved by music aficionados across the world. It soared to the top of the Billboard charts, swiftly ending the '80s era of dance pop and "hair metal" and replacing it with the "grunge" movement. In doing so, it irreversibly changed the tastes and even lives of millions of musicians and music lovers.
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iReporters share their memories of Nirvana and the "grunge" era
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Pat Ferguson says Nirvana opened the door for indie rock groups of the 1990s
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It’s not the first time that Kraft, which paid £11.5 billion for @placeholder in a controversial 2010 deal, has come under fire for undermining the historic British brand. | Despite delighting British taste buds for 52 years, it seems the Creme Egg recipe isn't sacrosanct to its new American owners. They’ve tinkered with the traditional formula by getting rid of the much-loved Cadbury Dairy Milk shell and instead using what critics say is an inferior and nasty chocolate. The swap has left a bitter taste in the mouths of Creme Egg fans, with many taking to Kraft’s Twitter feed and Facebook page to express outrage. Cadbury has reportedly changed the shell of the Creme Egg, pictured, and is now using a standard cocoa mix rather than Dairy Milk ‘They taste really cheap and poor quality this year – #refund,’ wrote one yesterday. Another complained: ‘Why oh why did you sell out to Yanks? Their sweeties are awful.’
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Cadbury has reportedly changed the recipe of the shell of Creme Eggs
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Consumers have been left disappointed saying chocolate tastes cheap
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A 4-year-old boy became the latest civilian victim in @placeholder Friday, after a mortar shell exploded in the parking lot of a kibbutz close to Gaza, Israeli rescue services said. | A Hamas official admitted Friday that militants from his group abducted three Israeli teens in the West Bank in June, but the official said the kidnappers did not tell their leaders about the action. The three teens were later found dead. Since then, violence has flared in the region. Saleh Aruri, a Hamas Political Bureau member, said in a statement from Doha, Qatar, the operation to abduct the teens was not approved by the Hamas leadership or its military wing, the Qassam Brigades. "At that time, the Hamas leadership had no knowledge about this group or the operation it had just carried," Aruri said, referring to the abductors. "It turned out later, however, that they were members of Hamas."
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Operation to abduct the teens was not approved by leadership, Hamas official says
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What I find equally remarkable is his age -- if he really is 72, he is by far the oldest person to be awarded the shortest-man record in @placeholder's 57-year history." | A Nepalese man who stands no taller than a newborn has been declared the world's shortest man in history. Chandra Bahadur Dangi, who says he's 72, earned the title with a height of 54.6 centimeters (21.5 inches), Guinness World Records announced Sunday. Guinness editor-in-chief Craig Glenday traveled to the Nepalese capital of Kathmandu, where he oversaw the official measurements of Chandra at medical clinic. The Guinness World Record guidelines required three measurements of Chandra's height taken over 24 hours, which included his length standing and lying flat. Chandra is more than an inch shorter than the current holder of the "shortest man living" title, Filipino Jurney Balawing, who is 59.9 centimeters, or just under 2 feet. Balawing was awarded the title in June when he turned 18.
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Chandra Bahadur Dangi is no taller than a typical infant
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Caught on camera: @placeholder gets into the car before driving away down the street | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:43 EST, 3 February 2014 | UPDATED: 17:34 EST, 3 February 2014 There are many occupational hazards associated with working as a reporter - being yelled at, sued and the occasional death threat. Being carjacked usually isn't one of them. But such was the case at the weekend for Florida news reporter Josh Taylor, who was investigating an alleged property fraud in Sarasota. Taylor, who has worked at ABC for over ten years, was looking into a complaint made a 91-year-old woman who had rented a large home in Siesta Key for a family reunion that had been listed as having 11 bedrooms and being able to sleep 25 to 30 people.
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ABC 7 reporter Josh Taylor was investigating an alleged property scam in Siesta Key, Florida, on Friday
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The house had been advertised as having 11 bedrooms but only had five and the tenant was refused a refund
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The new arrangement will see her attend meetings but not have @placeholder status, breaking, it was claimed, a precedent dating back 112 years. | By Jack Doyle Pay row: Lady Stowell arrives at Downing Street in London yesterday David Cameron was last night accused of a ‘constitutional outrage’ after he demoted the woman chosen to be new leader of the House of Lords. The upper house was united in anger after it emerged Baroness Stowell would not be a full member of the Cabinet – unlike her predecessor. The appointment was already controversial after it emerged she would be paid £22,000 less than Lord Hill of Oareford, who is moving on to be the UK’s next EU commissioner. Downing Street officials were left red-faced when it was revealed she would receive less for doing the same job as a man in a reshuffle supposed to promote women.
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@placeholder did not immediately return a message Thursday from CNN requesting comment. | (CNN) -- A state fair's response to the uproar over a rodeo clown's mockery of President Obama is creating an uproar of its own. From now on, the Missouri State Fair won't allow any rodeo cowboys or clowns from the state's association to take part unless they all undergo "sensitivity training." And that's just part of the fallout from the Saturday incident in which a clown wearing an Obama mask held a broom descending from his backside while a voice said, "Hey, I know I'm a clown. He's just running around acting like one. Doesn't know he is one." Mark Ficken, president of the Missouri Rodeo Cowboy Association, has resigned.
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The Missouri State Fair Commission demands "sensitivity training" for rodeo clowns
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The match-up with @placeholder back in August may have been one attempt on Ford's part to draw attention away from the video. | By David Mccormack PUBLISHED: 19:19 EST, 30 September 2013 | UPDATED: 04:00 EST, 1 October 2013 Disgraced Toronto mayor Rob Ford joined local boy made good Drake at a press conference on Monday to announce that the NBA All-Star game is coming to the city in 2016. Since allegations surfaced back in May that Mayor Ford had been filmed smoking crack, he has been taking every opportunity to try and rehabilitate his damaged image. A month ago Ford 'beat' wrestling legend Hulk Hogan in an arm wrestling match and on Monday he couldn’t resist the opportunity to be pictured alongside one of the city’s favorite sons.
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Toronto Mayor Rob Ford showed up on Monday at an event to announce that the 2016 NBA All-Star game will be held in the city
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He shared the stage with Toronto-born rapper Drake whose 'nice guy' image and good looks were in sharp contrast to Ford's demeanor
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The mayor was accused of being a crack-cocaine user in May when a group tried to sell a video of him smoking the substance
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The traveling sculpture will be on display in @placeholder before moving on to another city later this year. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 11:44 EST, 24 January 2013 | UPDATED: 12:18 EST, 24 January 2013 At first glance it looks as if Marilyn Monroe might actually have come to life - tilting her head and cracking a gentle smile as she is sprayed with water. Firemen from the Palm Springs Fire Department took a break from their more serious duties on Wednesday to give the Hollywood star a scrub down. The transportable Forever Marilyn sculpture, based on one of the most recognisable images of the late actress, is currently based in California. Shower: Firefighters cleaning the Forever Marilyn statue, currently based in Palm Springs, California
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Mr Montgomery added: 'The house will appeal to Americans looking for a @placeholder experience because it is a genuine old English estate. | An American TV presenter who turned up at an English country house to film wearing a dress and high heels was forced to change into a tweed outfit by the owner who took exception to her appearance. CNBC presenter Susan Li visited North Cadbury Court in Wincanton, Somerset to film a travel piece about the 1,500-acre estate's Downton Abbey-style holidays. But after showing up to begin filming wearing a fitted white dress and heels, Miss Li was asked to change after the owner Archie Montgomery called her outfit 'more appropriate to Kensington and Chelsea' than a traditional English estate. Scroll down for video
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CNBC host Susan Li turned up to film at North Cadbury Court in Somerset
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There is no "liking" posts or updating your status via @placeholder, at least right now. | (Mashable.com) -- Microsoft is announcing today that it has integrated Facebook and Windows Live Messenger into Outlook, bringing the streams of millions of Facebook users into inboxes across the world. Last year, Microsoft launched Outlook Social Connector, a plugin that syncs social networking feeds with your Outlook contacts, giving you immediate data on what they are doing and thinking. It started last year with LinkedIn integration, but soon the company announced MySpace and Facebook were coming. Today, Outlook completes the cycle with not only Facebook integration, but support for Windows Live Messenger as well. Not only that, but the company is releasing the plugin for Outlook 2003 and 2007 users as well, bringing Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and Windows Live Messenger to millions of business and personal inboxes worldwide.
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Outlook Social Connector syncs social networking feeds with your Outlook contacts
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I spoke to Lizzie and the other girl and we realised that @placeholder had had sex with me one morning, then with Lizzie that afternoon, then the other one at her house the day after.’ | Caught out: Charlie Fisher with Becky Connery this year The three girlfriends of a cheating supermarket worker decided to humiliate him in public after realising he had slept with all of them within 24 hours. Becky Connery, Lizzie Leeland-Cunningham and a third girl, who does not wish to be named, confronted Charlie Fisher, 20, when they discovered he had been triple-timing them for months. The Mail reported earlier this week how they ambushed him at Luton Airport, shouting ‘cheat’ and ‘liar’, when he returned from a holiday in Germany. But Miss Connery, 17, a student from Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, yesterday revealed how the trio hatched the plan after realising the extent of his deceit.
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Charlie Fisher, 20, from Hatfield, was seeing three girlfriends at once
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Disgusted, they decided to confront him at Luton Airport when he got home
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Between moments of playful banter, the radio team discuss the days most requested artist; @placeholder. | Libreville, Gabon (CNN) -- Deep and heavy beats vibrate large subwoofer speakers, hip hop artists grab the mic with one hand and gesture passionately with the other as thousands of fans rap along and dance in unison. You would be forgiven for thinking this was a typical urban concert in the U.S. -- but it's thousands of miles away in the tiny African nation of Gabon. I've journeyed to this equatorial country for "Inside Africa" to find out why the Gabonese are such faithful followers of the American hip hop scene and its culture, I also want to know what makes contemporary music here different from other African nations. My first stop is 104.5 Urban FM, one of the most popular radio stations in the country.
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CNN's Errol Barnett takes a hip hop cultural tour in Gabon.
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He visited Urban FM radio to learn about the African remix of American hip hop.
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Barnett met Ba'Ponga, a local hip hop star who uses music to reach disaffected youth.
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In my view it's collective punishment not only to @placeholder but also to Israelis that it's actually killing our chances to get to peace some day, and a two state solution," spokeswoman Hagit Ofran said. | (CNN) -- Israel came under fire Monday for claiming close to 1,000 acres of land in the Palestinian West Bank. Israel announced Sunday that the land in and around the Wadi Fukin valley, would become "state land," clearing the way for the development of a new Israeli settlement. The affected land lies near Bethlehem and close to Bitar Ilit -- one of the biggest Israeli settlements in the West Bank. Farmers in the area have 45 days to appeal Israel's decision to claim the land. "The seizure of such a large swathe of land risks paving the way for further settlement activity, which -- as the United Nations has reiterated on many occasions -- is illegal under international law and runs totally counter to the pursuit of a two-state solution," United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in a statement Monday.
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Britain has urged Israel to reverse moves to claim land in the Palestinian West Bank
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Israel announced Sunday almost 1,000 acres would become "state land"
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Mrs @placeholder added: 'My husband attempted to rescue her but was unable to and as a result got into difficulties himself. | By Mario Ledwith PUBLISHED: 13:12 EST, 12 March 2013 | UPDATED: 15:49 EST, 12 March 2013 A grandfather drowned as he battled to save his five-year-old granddaughter after she was swept out to sea by a freak wave, an inquest heard today. Lara Lewis was collecting seashells when she ran towards the water and the huge wave dragged her into rough waters on a Portuguese beach. Her grandfather Brian O'Dwyer, 66, and his wife Jill tried to save their granddaughter but Mr O'Dwyer drowned. Bravery: Brian O'Dwyer, 66, died while trying to save his five-year-old granddaughter Lara Lewis when she was swept out to sea at Praia do Salgados beach, in western Portugal
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Brian O'Dwyer, 66, battled to save Lara Lewis but was overcome by waves
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Mr O'Dwyer and his wife Jill were walking their two grandchildren on beach
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@placeholder was delivered on July 24, weighing just under 2lb. | They spent months together inside their mother's womb. But twins Axel and Alfie Perkins do not share a birthday - because they were born five days apart. The boys, who will soon celebrate their second birthday, were born at just 24 weeks after their mother Emma Day went into premature labour. But after giving birth to Axel - and expecting Alfie any minute - Miss Day's cervix inexplicably closed. Alfie (left) and Axel (right) Perkins are twins but they were born five days apart. Axel was born on July 19, 2012 and Alfie followed on July 24. Axel was born when their mother was just 24 weeks pregnant
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Emma Day, 31, went to hospital when her waters broke at just 21 weeks
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A source said Wednesday that Israeli fighter jets had struck a Syrian convoy suspected of moving @placeholder-made missile parts that could have been used to attack Israel. | (CNN) -- Shouting condemnation and promises of retaliation, Syria, Iran and Hezbollah on Thursday condemned Israel's decision to send warplanes into Syria, calling its airstrike a day before "inhuman" and "barbaric." Russia also condemned Wednesday's attack, saying it would represent an unprovoked violation of United Nations charter if confirmed. Syria's Foreign Ministry summoned the commander of U.N. forces in the Golan Heights on Thursday to formally complain about the incident, while Iran's deputy foreign minister, Hossein Amir Abdollahian, warned the attack would have "dire consequences" for Israel, according to Iran's semiofficial Mehr News Agency. Just last week, Abdollahian warned that Iran would consider any attack on Syria as an attack on itself, Mehr reported at the time.
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But analysts say @placeholder oil firms like Exxon Mobil have been more conservative than the Chinese, mindful of their bottom line and investor returns. | By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:28 EST, 29 March 2012 | UPDATED: 14:28 EST, 29 March 2012 Exxon Mobil is no longer the world's biggest publicly traded producer of oil. For the first time, that distinction belongs to a 13-year-old Chinese company called PetroChina. The Beijing company was created by the Chinese government to secure more oil for that nation's booming economy. PetroChina announced Thursday that it pumped 2.4 million barrels a day last year, surpassing Exxon by 100,000. The company has grown rapidly over the last decade by squeezing more from China's aging oil fields and outspending Western companies to acquire more petroleum reserves in places like Canada, Iraq and Qatar. It's motivated by a need to lock up as much oil as possible.
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PetroChina surpases Exxon oil production by 100,000 barrels
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'It's ruining the spirit of @placeholder,' the 20-year-old said Thursday. | Black Friday fatigue is setting in. Early discounting, more online shopping and a mixed economy meant fewer people shopped over Thanksgiving weekend, the National Retail Federation said Sunday. Overall, 133.7 million people shopped in stores and online over the four-day weekend, down 5.2 percent from last year, according to a survey of 4,631 people conducted by Prosper Insights & Analytics for the trade group. Total spending for the weekend is expected to fall 11 percent to $50.9 billion from an estimated $57.4 billion last year, the trade group estimated. Scroll down for video Crazy: Discount store shoppers were prepared to wait in long lines on Black Friday - but the decision of many retailers to open on Thanksgiving has affected the sales figures for the busiest shopping day of the year
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Retailers blaming fall on stores opening on Thanksgiving now instead of day after
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Documentary: As Vonn gears up for the world championships, fans were able to catch an in depth glimpse into the life of the champion skier as her one-hour documentary '@placeholder: The Climb' aired Sunday | Olympic gold medalist Lindsey Vonn conquered a difficult super-G race Sunday in Switzerland in her 64th women's World Cup win. Just one day after the 30-year-old hit a rut downhill in the Engiadina course in St. Moritz, Vonn secured her record-extending 64th victory Sunday on the same course with a time of 1 minute, 23.55 seconds, according to ESPN. Behind her was Austrian skier Anna Fenninger who finished within a second of Vonn. Scroll down for video Kiss: After Lindsey Vonn, 30 (right) conquered the difficult super-G in her record-extending 64th women's World Cup victory, a bold fan (left) planted a kiss on the skier's cheek
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Lindsey Vonn conquered a difficult super-G race Sunday in Switzerland in her record-extending 64th women's World Cup win
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After experiencing a defeat just one day earlier, Vonn returned to the course in St. Moritz Sunday and left victorious
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After Vonn completed the course, a bold fan planted a kiss on her cheek | 15,270 | record_train |
Jason Denayer on-loan at Celtic from Manchester City has been called up to the @placeholder squad | Virgil van Dijk has issued a ringing endorsement of Ronny Deila’s regime. The Celtic manager made headlines this week as he enforced a stringent approach to fitness and diet. Seen in some quarters as a criticism of the reign of predecessor Neil Lennon, an unrepentant Deila insisted that any player not buying into his methods would soon be surplus to requirements. But having helped the Scottish champions move joint top of their Europa League group with a narrow win over Dinamo Zagreb, Dutch defender Van Dijk stressed the squad were prepared to go to any lengths to improve their chances of competing at the highest level.
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Southampton and Sunderland bid for £9m rated Van Dijk in the summer
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Van Dijk gave his manager Ronny Deila a ringing endorsement at Celtic
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'@placeholder advised me that he would take the life deal — as | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:33 EST, 5 March 2013 | UPDATED: 16:36 EST, 5 March 2013 Expecting: Former prison guard Nancy Gonzalez poses on Facebook, showing off her baby bump as she prepares to give birth to the child of convicted cop killer Ronell Wilson A 29-year-old prison guard who became pregnant during an affair with convicted cop-killer Ronnell Wilson, tested positive for cocaine, prosecutors at her arraignment said today. Nancy Gonzales' lawyer admitted that she took the drug before her arrest in February to deal with 'stress', the attorney told Brooklyn Federal magistrate Judge James Orenstein in New York.
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Prison guard Nancy Gonzales' lawyer admitted she took the drug before her arrest in February
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Ronell Wilson convicted in 2007 of shooting dead detectives James Nemorin and Rodney Andrews in 2003
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She likes to eat steak and baked potato's and in her own words when asked why she wants to be @placeholder's Christmas Latina she says 'I'm not of money. | By James Nye PUBLISHED: 20:46 EST, 13 December 2012 | UPDATED: 16:23 EST, 14 December 2012 Meet some of the 15,000 ladies hoping to become the 'Christmas Latina' of millionaire California property developer Marc Paskin. Responding to his unique ploy to erect a billboard sized lonely heart ad, the women are now jostling for position to partner up with the 63-year-old real estate mogul. The replies range from one university educated woman who felt she had 'nothing to lose' by sending an email to an unemployed grandmother who is 'not of money' and who has 'never been swept off my feet.'
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Marc Paskin posted a $4,000 billboard above the San Diego Freeway, asking for a Latina girlfriend for Christmas and received 15,000 replies
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And he is effectively driving the entire @placeholder message right now. | (CNN) -- A few weeks ago, Time Magazine ran its now-famous cover: "The Republican Savior: How Marco Rubio became the new voice of the GOP." Only time will tell if the junior senator from Florida lives up to that billing, and it's entirely possible that Time will be proven wrong in the coming months and years. But there's one cover that the magazine could run now and be entirely confident in: "The Republican Messenger: How Rand Paul became the real voice of the GOP." That's right. At least for the time being, tea party darling Sen. Rand Paul is the effective leader of the Republican Party. And that's a pretty big deal.
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Barcelona players were involved in various events on Thursday to mark @placeholder’s national day. | Barcelona and Athletic Bilbao have gained permission from the Spanish FA to wear 'nationalist' kits for their clash on Saturday, leaving some in Madrid fuming. The Blaugrana requested that they be allowed to wear their ‘senyera’ strip from last season, which features red and yellow stripes to match the Catalan flag, as they celebrated their national day on Thursday. The LFP, Athletic, and the referee have all given permission for Barcelona to wear the kit, which will be the first time they have ever worn it at the Nou Camp. VIDEO Scroll down for Barcelona unveil their new perfect kit for 2014/2015 season
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Lionel Messi and Co will play in 'senyera' strip to celebrate Catalonia's national day
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Athletic Bilbao's will play in green shirts to match Basque Country flag
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@placeholder bans pot despite Colorado's new marijuana law | Accidentally brought your marijuana to the Aspen/Pitkin County Airport? Don't worry. Pitkin County Sheriff Joe DiSalvo plans to install amnesty boxes at the airport, possibly as soon as next week, for people traveling out of state. "We'll have signs around the airport saying that although marijuana is legal in this state, it may be illegal in your final destination," DiSalvo told CNN. "This is an opportunity to dispose of your marijuana with no legal consequences." But don't try to fly with that marijuana, not even departing from the pot-happy states of Colorado and Washington. Both states allow adults 21 and older to have up to an ounce of marijuana, but those policies are at odds with federal law. Leave the brownies at home, too -- even in states where it's legal, it's not yet clear how marijuana-laced food is evaluated under those limits.
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Colorado and Washington state airports are seeing passengers try to depart with pot
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On their Facebook page, which has more than 27,000 likes, it reads: '18 months ago we were just six friends travelling @placeholder but became victims of being in the wrong place at the wrong time.' | By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 03:59 EST, 3 July 2013 | UPDATED: 08:41 EST, 3 July 2013 Six Australian backpackers wanted in connection with the death of a man in Peru have been told they must return to South America where they will appear in court accused of murder. The friends, dubbed The Peru Six, checked into the 12th floor holiday apartment in January 2012 after a 21-hour bus journey from Cuzco to Lima in Peru. Three hours later, they say they heard a 'thud' before finding the body of apartment porter Lino Rodriguez Vilchez, 45, on the road outside.
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Police initially ruled Lino Rodriguez Vilchez's death as suicide
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She said: '@placeholder’s at it again, talking nonsense and insulting women with his absurd theories. | By Tom Mctague, Mail online Deputy Political Editor Veteran Labour MP Austin Mitchell was elected MP for Great Grimsby in 1977 but will step down at the next election A veteran Labour MP has claimed the 'problem' with female politicians is that they care too much about issues which are relevant to ordinary people. Austin Mitchell, the Labour MP for Grimsby, said the increasing number of women in the Commons would be 'less inclined to discuss the big issues'. His remarks, on the BBC's Woman's Hour this morning, sparked fury and calls for the Labour leader Ed Miliband to make it clear he disagrees.
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Women MPs 'less inclined to discuss big issues, says Austin Mitchell
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Remarks on BBC Radio 4's Woman's Hour dismissed as 'nonsense'
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She told authorities that the girl might a missing child from @placeholder and her alleged abductor. | (CNN) -- The father of a 12-year-old Virginia girl, who police say was abducted and taken on a week-long, cross-country trek by the man considered a prime suspect in her mother's death, on Monday thanked law enforcement, the media and the California woman who alerted police after spotting the girl. Calling what had happened "nothing short of a miracle," Benjamin Smith said he was eagerly looking forward to reuniting with his daughter, Brittany Mae Smith, later Monday night or soon thereafter. "I thought that the happiest day of my life was when my daughter was born," said Smith, addressing reporters in Virginia for the first time since his daughter was reported missing a week ago. "Tonight has taken that number one spot."
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A California woman says she locked eyes with Brittany Smith outside a store
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The PM claims Hamas used @placeholder as human shields during Israeli air strikes on Gaza, above | Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that Hamas and ISIS are 'branches of the same poisonous tree', both bent on world domination through terror, just as the Nazis were. In a blistering speech to the United Nations, Mr Netanyahu also hit back at Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas, who accused Israel last week of carrying out war crimes and waging a 'war of genocide' during the fighting in Gaza. The Israeli leader said Hamas committed 'the real war crimes' in Gaza by using Palestinian civilians as human shields. Scroll down for video Mr Netanyahu said ISIS and Hamas had the same 'ultimate goals' in a speech to the UN in New York
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Due to high water levels in surrounding rivers and sodden ground, the floodwater is yet to show any sign of subsiding across the area known as the @placeholder. | By Lizzie Edmonds These remarkable images show scores of homes and businesses left devastated by recent floods. Numerous properties in the rural areas of Thorney, Muchelney and Burrowbridge in Somerset were hit with up to four feet of water when the nearby River Parrett burst its banks on January 2. Last night, following another night of heavy rain, the water levels increased again by four inches. These pictures show homes and businesses in rural Somerset which have been hit with up to four ft of floodwater since the new year The stunning images, including this one of a horse rider braving floodwater, were taken by photographer Matilda Temperley whose family live and work in the area
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Homes and businesses in the Somerset Levels flooded on January 2 by up to four feet of water
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The rural location, which was hit by severe flooding last year, was drenched again last night by four inches of rain
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The $119.6 million is barely more than five per cent of the $2.2 billion in damages @placeholder asked of the court. | By Victoria Woollaston Apple and Samsung have finally decided to call an end to their four-year battle over patent infringements. In a joint statement, the two tech giants said they have agreed to drop all suits against each other in countries outside of the US. However, the companies added they will continue to pursue the existing cases currently going through the American legal system. Apple and Samsung have finally decided to call an end to their four-year battle over patent infringements.In a joint statement, the two tech giants said they have agreed to drop all suits against each other in countries outside of the US, but will continue to pursue all the existing cases going through the American legal system
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The race will take place at 9:30 p.m. @placeholder time. | (CNN) -- There's a lot to look forward to in the last week of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, including individual event finals for men's and women's gymnastics. Can all-around women's champ Gabby Douglas add to her gold tally in Monday's uneven bars? Who will reign supreme in the men's 400 meters, for which South Africa's Oscar Pistorius, the Olympics' first double amputee runner, failed to qualify. Here are five things to look for Monday at the 2012 London Games: 1. Track and field: Who wins the men's 400 meters is anybody's guess. Since 1920, and with the exception of the Moscow Games which it boycotted, the United States has won a medal in the 400 meters at every Olympic game. Not so this year.
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But the best goal of the night was Stoke's first, which was scored by their star player @placeholder. | Mark Hughes said the fear of falling victim to another FA Cup upset inspired his Stoke team to a 4-1 victory over Rochdale. Chelsea, Manchester City and Tottenham all exited the competition over the weekend while Manchester United were held to a draw at Sky Bet League Two Cambridge. But Stoke did not fall into the same trap as their rivals as goals from Bojan Krkic, Stephen Ireland, Jon Walters and Victor Moses were enough to see off League One Rochdale on Monday night. Bojan fired home a stunning volley in the opening minutes to put Stoke in front against Rochdale
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The search for the vehicle led to a chase that ended in @placeholder, where authorities said the suspects threw explosive devices from the car and exchanged gunfire with police. | The Boston police commissioner has confirmed that the younger bombing suspect killed his own brother by running him over with an SUV while officers were trying to arrest him. Ed Davis told CNN he believes Tamerlan Tsarnaev died from being hit and dragged 40 feet by his own brother Dzhokhar. Doctors revealed that Tamerlan had been shot and appeared to have suffered a bomb blast, however his wounds from the tires of his stolen SUV appeared the most severe. A medical examiner must still confirm the cause of death. Law enforcement sources told MailOnline Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev were determined not to be taken alive.
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Lawrence said @placeholder had no complaints about its role in the 2007 survey. | (CNN) -- The roadblocks went up on a Friday at several points in two Alabama towns, about 40 miles on either side of Birmingham. For the next two days, off-duty sheriff's deputies in St. Clair County, to the east, and Bibb County, to the southwest, flagged down motorists and steered them toward federal highway safety researchers. The researchers asked them a few questions about drinking and drug use and asked them for breath, saliva and blood samples -- offering them $10 for saliva and $50 to give blood. It's not just in Alabama. The roadblocks are part of a national study led by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, which is trying to determine how many drivers are on the road with drugs or alcohol in their systems. Similar roadblocks will be erected in dozens of communities across the nation this year, according to the agency.
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Alabama sheriff's deputies erect roadblocks for a federal drug and alcohol survey
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Mandell then told @placeholder to be aware of the man's heart in case he died too quickly. | By Daily Mail Reporter A sinister video has been released showing the first glimpse inside a torture chamber where two ex-Chicago police officers allegedly planned to mutilate the manhood of a wealthy businessman to get their hands on his properties. The FBI surveillance video shows Steven Mandell, 62, inside the room authorities claim he and co-conspirator, Gary Engel, purpose built to slice in half the penis of businessman Steve Campbell in a gruesome extortion plot before killing him and cutting up his body. The chamber seen in the tape, one of a number shown to jurors in Mandell's trial this week, is complete with heavy tables where the torture and dismemberment would be carried out, authorities say, and an industrial steel sink to clean up afterwards.
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An FBI surveillance video shows ex-Chicago police officer, Steven Mandell, 62, inside the room authorities claim he built to torture Steve Campbell
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The tape was shown to jurors in Mandell's trial Thursday
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The chamber is complete with heavy tables where the torture and dismemberment would be carried out, prosecutors say, and an industrial steel sink to clean up afterwards
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Mandell's co-conspirator, Gary Engel, hanged himself in 2012 | 15,287 | record_train |
@placeholder "was never allowed to represent us properly, but he never gave up," Fattal said. | (CNN) -- The Iranian attorney for two American hikers released last week said Thursday he was briefly detained by security forces following a raid on his home. Masoud Shafiee told CNN that security forces searched his apartment on Tuesday and took him to Evin Prison in Tehran for questioning. It was the same prison where his clients, Americans Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer, were held for two years. He said security forces seized his files, including those regarding the case of Fattal and Bauer, and his computer's hard drive. "I do not know what they were looking for," Shafiee said.
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Iranian security forces seize files relating to the case of two American hikers, an attorney says
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"I do not know what they were looking for," he says
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Masoud Shafiee represented Americans Josh Fattal and Shane Bauer
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The two Americans have been released after two years in an Iranian prison | 15,288 | record_train |
He resigned from that job to travel the world and he got the idea for @placeholder during one of his trips. | Last month, Oscar-winning filmmaker Malik Bendjelloul committed suicide by throwing himself in front of a train at Stockholm's Solna Centrum station during rush hour. Malik Bendjelloul's untimely death at the age of 36 came just a year after he won an Academy Award for his ground-breaking documentary 'Searching for Sugar Man' and initially bewildered many friends. But those close to Bendjelloul witnessed a dramatic change of attitude in recent months, as the Swedish director dealt with his new-found celebrity and struggled to find another passion project. 'I know he had been depressed for a short period and depression is something you can die from,' his older brother Johar Bendjelloul announced the following day. 'But the question of why, no one can answer; it will ache in my chest the rest of my life.'
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Malik Bendjelloul, 36, committed suicide on May 13 by throwing himself in front of a subway train at Stockholm's Solna Centrum station
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His death comes just one year after he won an Academy Award for his documentary 'Searching for Sugar Man'
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Friends say he had become isolated and lonely while struggling to find a new project to work on | 15,289 | record_train |
Strauss-Kahn is now formally under ‘judicial control’, which means he cannot leave @placeholder and has to report to police regularly. | By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 06:51 EST, 7 August 2013 | UPDATED: 08:10 EST, 7 August 2013 Dominique Strauss-Kahn was the ‘King’ of the orgies he attended at glamorous hotels all over the world, judges believe. The former International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief’s ‘central pivot’ status in a well organised vice ring is what has led to him being prosecuted. Judges in Lille, northern France, have announced that the 64-year-old will stand trial for pimping, and he faces up to 10 years in prison. He admits attending swingers' parties over many years, but insists he did not know the women were prostitutes.
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Judges believe Strauss-Khan played a pivotal role in the sex parties
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He will be tried on charges of pimping with a well organised vice ring
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He was appealing the decision to charge him of the crime
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But judges in Lille determined he should be tried by a criminal court
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He was also accused of raping a hotel chambermaid in May 2011 in the U.S.
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Although the charges were dropped, the case dashed his hopes of winning the French presidency | 15,290 | record_train |
@placeholder claims historical ownership of the island chain, while Tokyo maintains it has been in Japanese hands since 1895. | Hong Kong (CNN) -- Dozens of Japanese factories and stores reopened Thursday in China after violent protests forced their closure amid fury over Japan's plans to buy disputed islands in the East China Sea. Chinese plants for electronics makers Canon and Sony, along with Japanese automakers Nissan, Mitsubishi, Mazda and Suzuki, have reopened in China, company officials told CNN. Nearly 200 7-11 stores in Beijing and Chengdu operated by Seven & I Holdings and convenience stores operated by Lawson Inc. also reopened. Toyota Motor Company wouldn't reveal whether its China operations had reopened, telling CNN that the decision is up to individual plants.
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Dozens of Japanese factories and stores reopened in China after violent protests
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Exports to China, Tokyo's largest trading partner, dropped nearly 10% year-on-year in August
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Japanese automakers Nissan, Mitsubishi, Mazda and Suzuki, have reopened in China
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Panasonic has yet to reopen in Qingdao where part of its facility was set ablaze by protesters | 15,291 | record_train |
She said China's government could recognize that @placeholder demands for freedom cannot be extinguished by force and that it "must enter into meaningful dialogue with Tibetan representatives, supported by the international community.' | By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 04:15 EST, 23 October 2012 | UPDATED: 05:05 EST, 23 October 2012 A Tibetan man died after setting himself alight in the latest self-immolation protest against Chinese rule over the Himalayan region yesterday. The fatal protest occurred at a prominent Tibetan monastery in Gansu province, northwestern China a London-based rights group said. This is the seventh self-immolation death as a result of pro-Tibet protests against China this month, Free Tibet said. Deadly protest: The man's body on fire near a prayer hall at the remote Labrang Monastery in China's northwestern Gansu province The protester, who has been identified as 50-year-old man named Dhondup, set fire to himself near the prayer hall at the remote Labrang Monastery on Monday morning.
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Seventh Tibetan dies from self-immolation this month
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Nearly 60 Tibetans have set themselves alight in protest against Chinese rule since March 2011 | 15,292 | record_train |
"It feels strange not to be able to perform these 'Million Dollar Piano' concerts at @placeholder," John said in the statement. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Elton John checked into a Los Angeles hospital Wednesday, where doctors diagnosed the 65-year-old singer with a serious respiratory infection, his publicist said Thursday. John was released from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after testing and treatment Wednesday, according to his publicist. John became ill while performing his "Million Dollar Piano" show at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas last weekend, leading him to undergo testing at Cedars-Sinai on Wednesday. "Those tests resulted in the attending Cedars-Sinai physician recommending that Elton not perform any concerts for approximately seven days with complete rest and antibiotic treatment to cure his respiratory infection and prevent any damage," a statement from the publicist said.
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NEW: Elton John is released from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center after testing and treatment
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John, 65, became ill while performing at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas last weekend
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Doctors order seven days of complete rest and antibiotic treatment
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His next three shows at the Caesars Colosseum are canceled | 15,293 | record_train |
But I am over it and we look forward to @placeholder. | SHANGHAI, China -- Championship leader Lewis Hamilton spun out of the Chinese Grand Prix to send the world title race to a cliffhanger finale in Brazil on October 21. A disconsolate Lewis Hamilton leaves his car after spinning into the gravel trap in Shanghai. Rookie Hamilton can still clinch the crown with third place in the closing race, but saw his 12-point lead cut to four by McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso in Shanghai. The Spaniard finished second behind Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen, who also kept his title hopes alive by moving within seven points of Hamilton. The young Briton started the race in pole position and at one stage led Raikkonen by more than eight seconds as he again showed superb skills in the wet conditions.
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Lewis Hamilton fails to clinch world title after spinning out of the Chinese GP
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Briton's lead cut to four points by McLaren team-mate Fernando Alonso
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Alonso finished second in Shanghai behind Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen | 15,294 | record_train |
Police finally went and spoke with Bonanno's roommate in the @placeholder apartment they shared. | PUBLISHED: 20:42 EST, 2 August 2013 | UPDATED: 05:24 EST, 3 August 2013 Last month, Donna O'Connor received a chilling, late-night text message0 from her 33-year-old daughter who lives in Brooklyn's Greenpoint neighborhood. 'I'm scared,' Dana Bonanno wrote in her text message to her mother. She hasn't been seen since. The late-night text occurred on July 22, but Bonanno wasn't declared missing until five days later - despite repeated calls to police from her mother about her missing daughter. Missing: Bonanno (left) was last seen on July 22, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn 'I can’t stop to think about what’s going on and get upset. What good is that going to do,' O’Connor told IOHUD.com on Thursday. “We just need to find her.”
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Dana Bonanno was last seen on July 22, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
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Police didn't declare her missing until five days later, despite repeated calls from her mother asking authorities to investigate her disappearance
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Bonanno was active in the Brooklyn music scene | 15,295 | record_train |
You might think that @placeholder is a really cool company to give away all this free technology, while never thinking about the persistent and silent data collection Google is undertaking to profile you in order to deliver you to advertisers for a premium. | (WIRED) -- In less than a week, Google announced an operating system to compete with Windows, while Microsoft announced that Office 10 will include free, online versions of its four most popular software programs -- a shot at Google's suite of web-based office applications. The fight between Microsoft and Google is over who'll be seen as the world's most important tech company. And not more than a month and a half ago, Microsoft unveiled its new search engine Bing, which it hopes will steal market share from Google and finally make it real money online. From the news of it, it's a full-blown tech battle, complete with behind-the-scenes machinations to sic government regulators on each other.
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The escalating Google vs. Micosoft battle is mostly over who'll be King of Tech
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Top execs at each company dream of ways to steal the others' pots of gold
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Chrome OS will compete with Windows, while Office 10 will include free online versions
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Here's how the two tech giants stack up in four key areas of competition | 15,296 | record_train |
'There was simply not enough time for armed @placeholder military assets to have made a difference.' | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:19 EST, 18 December 2012 | UPDATED: 16:35 EST, 19 December 2012 Three State Department officials, including two who oversaw security decisions at the diplomatic embassy in Benghazi, resigned under pressure Wednesday, less than a day after a damning report blamed management failures for a lack of security at the U.S. building in Libya where militants killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans on Sept. 11. Eric Boswell, the assistant secretary of state for diplomatic security, and Charlene Lamb, the deputy assistant secretary responsible for embassy security, have stepped down. A third official, who works for the Bureau of Near East Affairs, has also stepped down but hasn't yet been identified.
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State Department officials Eric Boswell, responsible for diplomats security, and Charlene Lamb, embassy security, have resigned
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Their decisions follow an independent panel's finding that leadership and management were 'grossly' inadequate at the time of the Benghazi strike
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A third, as yet unnamed official, who works for the Bureau of Near East Affairs has also resigned
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she accepts 29 recommendations by independent panel | 15,297 | record_train |
He met me in the lobby, walked me upstairs, and I had the surgery at 7:30,' said Mr @placeholder. | By Daily Mail Reporter Negligent? Dr George Fielding, the weight loss surgeon who performed Chris Christie's bariatric surgery has been sued by families of patients who have died following his procedure The doctor who performed Chris Christie's 'lap band' weight loss surgery has been named in a handful of malpractice lawsuits and sued by the families of three patients who died following surgery on his operating table. According to the New York Post, Dr George Fielding, the chief of NYU Langone's Weight Management Program, has also been sued in Australia, has been named in 12 malpractice suits in New York and is currently involved in a whistleblower case after a former colleague told patients his practice was unsafe.
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Dr George Fielding is the chief of NYU Langone's Weight Loss Management Program and the pioneer of 'lap band surgery'
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He has been sued in the deaths of three patients in the US and 11 in Australia where he practiced before
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Governor Christie was given the procedure by Dr Fielding in February this year and has already lost 40lbs
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He did not comment about whether he knew about the doctor's history but said he was referred to him by Jets coach Rex Ryan | 15,298 | record_train |
On a second trip to @placeholder, Glaenzer was seen by plain clothes officers standing close to another woman on the packed train. | A multi-millionaire internet tycoon is facing jail for rubbing his groin against a female tube passenger and travelling back and forth on the Underground while gazing at women’s bottoms. Stefan Glaenzer, the former chairman of music streaming site Last.FM, was spotted staring at two commuters as they waited to board a Central line train at Oxford Circus station. German-born Glaenzer, 51, got off the train one stop later at Bond Street and then travelled back to Oxford Circus, all the while standing behind women on the train and platforms. 'Mr Glaenzer was standing unnecessarily close to one female, looking down at her back,’ said prosecutor Robert Short.
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Stefan Glaenzer, 51, travelled back and forth on trains looking at women's bodies
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He admitted to sexually assaulting a female passenger at Bond Street
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The ex-chairman of Last.FM said he had taken cannabis at the time | 15,299 | record_train |
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