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Tomsche loves @placeholder so much she didn't even realize at first she was losing weight. | (CNN) -- Ashlee Tomsche walked into the rec center with trepidation. Images of six-pack abs and neon sports bras from the Zumba infomercials she had watched flashed through her mind. I'm going to look like a complete fool, she thought. With her head down, she walked into the aerobics room and took a spot in the back. She was 21 and weighed 331 pounds. Zumba is a Latin-inspired dance fitness class that blends booty shaking with international music and an intense calorie burn. Since the company launched in 2001, Zumba classes have spread to 14 million people in 150 countries, according to Zumba.com.
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Zumba is a Latin-inspired dance fitness class with an intense calorie burn
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Ashlee Tomsche lost six dress sizes and 10 inches from her waist doing Zumba
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Tomsche also tracked her calories on a mobile app | 15,400 | record_train |
But the @placeholder tablet, which retails for just £119, does not come supplied with pre-installed filters which protect against adult materials being viewed by youngsters. | By Daniel Martin PUBLISHED: 20:06 EST, 28 November 2013 | UPDATED: 06:36 EST, 30 November 2013 Parents who buy their children tablet computers at Christmas should ensure anti-porn filters are applied, Culture Secretary Maria Miller says. Tablets such as iPads and Kindles are expected to be one of the top presents this year - with Tesco and Argos coming on the market with cheaper versions. But the Culture Secretary warned last night that unless parents switch on family filters, their children could stumble across porn and other inappropriate material. Maria Miller has told parents to ensure anti-porn filters are applied if they buy children tablets for Christmas
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Tablets are expected to be one of the top Christmas presents this year
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Maria Miller has warned parents children could stumble across inappropriate material | 15,401 | record_train |
In some @placeholder and Urban Cruiser models a spring mechanism locking the driver and, in three-door cars, the front passenger seats in position on the adjustment rails may be under-strength and could break if seats are frequently moved back and forwards. | By Martin Robinson Toyota is recalling more than 6.5milllion cars spanning nearly 30 models - including 2.3 million in North America and 35,000 in the UK - after it discovered a number of faults. The car manufacturer found in some models airbags can deactivate, seats may move and steering columns could break, the company said today. No injuries or crashes have been reported related to the recalls but two reports of fires are linked to one of the problems, a defective engine starter that can keep the motor running. Mass recall: 35,000 Toyota vehicles, including the RAV4, have been found to have potentially dangerous faults
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Toyota is recalling 6.5 million cars worldwide including 2.3 million in North America and 35,000 in the UK
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Problems span 30 models including the RAV4, Hilux, Yaris and the Urban Cruiser
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Risk the driver's airbag may be deactivated and seats could move in a crash rather than locking in position
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Japanese firm claims there have been no injuries as a result | 15,402 | record_train |
The @placeholder prison was built in 2001 and sat empty for five years because the state lacked the resources to open it. | (CNN) -- A proposal to house federal prisoners, including some detainees from Guantanamo Bay, in a largely vacant maximum-security prison would be an economic boost to struggling northern Illinois, state officials said Sunday. "This is something that is very good for our state, it's good for our economy, it's good for public safety," Illinois Gov. Pat Quinn told reporters. Officials from the departments of Defense, Justice, Homeland Security and the federal Bureau of Prisons will visit the Thomson Correctional Center on Monday, the officials said. Quinn's office on Saturday said the officials would see whether the "virtually vacant, state-of-the-art facility" in Thomson, about 150 miles west of Chicago, could be of use to the Bureau of Prisons.
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Proposal calls for using maximum-security prison in struggling northern Illinois
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On Monday, federal officials to visit facility in Thomson, about 150 miles west of Chicago
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"It's good for our economy, it's good for public safety," Illinois governor says
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But Rep. Mark Kirk says plan could make Chicago "ground zero" for terror plots, recruitment | 15,403 | record_train |
@placeholder believes North Korea had spent at least eight months preparing for the cyberattacks, which also affected hundreds of individual citizens' computers and websites that cover North Korea, Lee said at a news briefing Wednesday. | (CNN) -- South Korea accused North Korea Wednesday of carrying out a wave of cyberattacks that paralyzed the networks of major South Korean banks and broadcasters last month. An official investigation found that many of the malignant codes employed in the attacks were similar to ones used by the North previously, said Lee Seung-won, an official at the South Korean science ministry. Although some observers said at the time of the computer crashes that they suspected North Korean involvement, this is the first time that Seoul has formally pointed the finger at Pyongyang. The allegations coincide with a tense situation on the Korean Peninsula, with the North making repeated threats of war. South Korean and U.S. officials have warned that a North Korean missile test could take place at any moment.
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It's the first time the South has officially accused the North of conducting the attacks
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Seoul says the codes used were similar to ones used before by Pyongyang
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The attacks last month infected thousands of computers at major companies | 15,404 | record_train |
The white teenager was the victim of a cycle of sexual abuse and little was done to help her, @placeholder's family have claimed. | By Rob Cooper UPDATED: 12:08 EST, 2 December 2011 A teenage student stabbed to death and dumped in a canal was groomed for sexual exploitation by adults from the age of 12, it has been revealed. Laura Wilson, 17, had been tracked by social services since 2005 after she was identified as being 'at risk' of sexual exploitation by British Pakistani men. But their work focused on other girls who were more closely associated with abusers in Rotherham, South Yorkshire. Laura Wilson had a brief fling with near neighbour Ishaq Hussain, 22, and gave birth to their daughter in June last year
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Laura Wilson, 17, identified as 'at risk' of sexual exploitation in 2005
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Murdered days after bringing 'shame' on two Asian families by telling them she had sexual relationships
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She had married Asian man's child aged 16 | 15,405 | record_train |
The @placeholder, a notoriously sordid chat show, was broadcast in the run-up to the funeral | A BBC reporter slipped up today by referring to Baroness Thatcher's funeral as a 'wedding'. Charlie Stayt was talking to DJ Terry Wogan when he made the blunder, which was widely ridiculed by viewers on social media. ITV also came under fire for refusing to broadcast the momentous ceremony at St Paul's Cathedral. While the BBC and Sky News each set aside hours of programming dedicated to the service, ITV decided to continue with its normal morning shows. Scroll down to watch the gaffe Blunder: Charlie Stayt, left, called Baroness Thatcher's funeral a 'wedding' while talking to Terry Wogan Confused: Terry Wogan did not know what to make of the blunder during his interview
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Charlie Stayt gets confused during interview with Wogan before service
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ITV continues with regular morning coverage largely ignoring the funeral
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This Morning shows soft interview with Chris Evans and discussion of sex
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Jeremy Kyle Show features fathers and daughters screaming at each other | 15,406 | record_train |
The SEALs at all times retained the right of self-defense, and they could have fired at the @placeholder to defend themselves. | (CNN) -- The Obama administration had "very detailed contingency plans" for military action against Pakistani forces if they had tried to stop the U.S. attack on Osama bin Laden's compound, according to two U.S. officials familiar with the plan. Their names are not disclosed because of the sensitive intelligence information involved. "No firepower option was off the table" during the Navy SEALs' 38-minute mission on the ground, or during the time U.S. helicopters were in the air, one official told CNN. "We would have done whatever we had to in order to get our men out." The two U.S. officials also told CNN about the plan if bin Laden had been captured alive, which included taking him to Afghanistan and then out to the USS Carl Vinson in the Arabian Sea.
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"No firepower option was off the table," a U.S. official says
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If bin Laden was caught, he would have been taken to Afghanistan and then a U.S. ship, a U.S. official says
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The helicopter that replaced the crashed one was carrying a battlefield medical team, sources say | 15,407 | record_train |
The Isotopes, who lost to the @placeholder 7-4, got behind early in the game, allowing Salt Lake 4 runs in the first inning. | (CNN) -- A professional baseball player landed in a hospital after a game this week with a bite wound to the ear, police said. Alex Guerrero, second-baseman for the Albuquerque Isotopes, could be seen quarreling on the field with his teammate, catcher Miguel Olivo, during a game against the Salt Lake Bees on Tuesday. Video posted to MiLB.com showed teammates stepping between the two, as they taunted each other. The site, which bears the title "the official site of minor league baseball," reported that not much later, in the eighth inning, the two fought in the team's dugout. A photo on MiLB.com showed Guerrero holding a towel to his ear.
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2nd-baseman Alex Guerrero of the Albuquerque Isotopes lands in a Utah hospital after a fight
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'An ear had been bitten off,' a detective says
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Catcher Miguel Olivo confronts his teammate Guerrero over a play
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The Isotopes lose the game to the Salt Lake Bees | 15,408 | record_train |
@placeholder, using notes from the doctor, asked two forensic anthropologists to examine the report on the bones. | (CNN) -- The fate of famed aviator Amelia Earhart remains a mystery after DNA tests on one of three bone fragments discovered on a Pacific island proved inconclusive. Cecil M. Lewis Jr. of the University of Oklahoma's Molecular Anthropology Laboratories reported "the question of whether the bone is human must remain unanswered" until new technologies may make a determination possible. The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery (TIGHAR) asked Lewis to test the bones found in 2010 on Nikumaroro, formerly Gardner Island. The bone tested by Lewis may be from Earhart's finger, the group says. Earhart disappeared near the island in 1937 while flying around the world with navigator Fred Noonan. She was later declared dead.
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Tests on bone fragment proves inconclusive
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Group is trying to learn fate of aviator Amelia Earhart
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She and navigator Fred Noonan disappeared in 1937 during flight around the world
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Some believe they crash landed on a Pacific island | 15,409 | record_train |
At issue was whether @placeholder and other states had to give in to a demand by the president that the prisoner be allowed new hearings and resentencing. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A United Nations court has found that the United States violated an international treaty and the court's own order when a Mexican national was executed last year in a Texas prison. Jose Ernesto Medellin was executed by lethal injection for raping and murdering two girls aged 14 and 16. The International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a ruling Monday in an unusual case that pitted President Bush against his home state in a dispute over federal authority, local sovereignty and foreign treaties. Mexico had filed a formal complaint against U.S. state and federal officials "The United States of America has breached the obligation incumbent upon it" to stop the execution, the ICJ announced in a unanimous opinion.
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Jose Ernesto Medellin executed in Texas by lethal injection last year
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State Department says ruling won't aid other foreign inmates
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U.S. Supreme Court ruling had allowed execution to proceed | 15,410 | record_train |
@placeholder beauties: As shops stocked ever cheaper fast fashion, shopping for deals became a national pastime. | By Gemma Champ A slim-fitting Egyptian cotton T-shirt in tomato red, chic under a nautical blazer or relaxed over jeans. Versatile, soft and beautifully made, you might guess it was from J.Crew, that American-to-the-core favourite of the preppy middle classes. In fact, it is made by Sunspel, a British brand that has been making basics since 1860, and is now headed by hot young British designer JW Anderson (best known for catwalk creations loved by Alexa Chung and Pixie Geldof). At £55 to J.Crew’s £29.50 (for a vintage-finish cotton T-shirt), it’s not quite designer prices, but it’s hardly High Street either — but then this isn’t Chinese tat produced by the billion, it’s from the Nottingham company that brought you James Bond’s classic polo shirts.
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British-made fashion is seeing an extraordinary revival
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Shoppers are now swayed by long-lasting quality and guilt-free ethics
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People turning away from cheap clothes which fall apart after four washes | 15,411 | record_train |
"Apps have been defined in people's minds as these little things that run on the @placeholder. | Las Vegas, Nevada (CNN) -- To most people these days, an "app" is something you download on your smartphone to help you do a specific task -- say, find a good nearby restaurant. But big tech companies, seeing how applications have boosted the appeal of gadgets such as Apple's iPhone, are starting to view apps as low-cost enhancements for a broader range of products, from netbooks to TVs and beyond. At the International Consumer Electronics Show here this week, microchip maker Intel launched an app store geared towards netbook computers. Not to be outdone, Samsung announced it will open its own app store for HDTVs, Blu-ray players and mobile phones.
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Companies are opening app stores and bringing applications to TVs, netbooks and even cars
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Intel launched an app store for netbooks at the Consumer Electronics Show this week
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Samsung will launch an app store later this year for HDTVs and Blu-ray players
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Ford Motor Co. will make select apps available for new vehicles later in 2010 | 15,412 | record_train |
This year, a source with knowledge of the investigation told CNN, "We have every reason to believe that he's alive and that the @placeholder control his fate." | The United States hasn't abandoned Robert Levinson, the retired FBI agent described by his wife as the "longest-held American hostage," Secretary of State John Kerry said Sunday. "There hasn't been progress in the sense that we don't have him back. But to suggest that we've abandoned him or anybody ... is simply incorrect and not helpful," Kerry told ABC's "This Week." "The fact is that I have personally raised the issue, not only at the highest level that I have been involved with, but also through other intermediaries." Levinson disappeared in Iran in March 2007 during a business trip, purportedly undertaken as a private investigator looking into cigarette smuggling. However, The Associated Press and the Washington Post reported Thursday that contrary to what the State Department and Levinson's family have said for years, Levinson actually was working for the CIA in Iran. And a source involved in the matter told CNN there's proof that Levinson worked for the CIA undercover, and under contract, while also working as a private investigator.
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Secretary of State John Kerry says he's raised issue of Levinson "at the highest level"
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Levinson disappeared almost 7 years ago on an alleged business trip
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Multiple reports this past week suggest Levinson may have been working for the CIA
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McCain: If the government lied about Levinson, it may be time to reassess oversight | 15,413 | record_train |
'@placeholder has fallen and knocked himself and he is on hefty medication for other health problems. | By Stuart Woledge PUBLISHED: 11:45 EST, 30 August 2013 | UPDATED: 12:07 EST, 30 August 2013 He inspired a generation in the 1980s as television's loveable wheeler-dealer Arthur Daley, who was always looking for a quick way to make easy money. But Minder star George Cole is far from happy with his real-life next door neighbour, after he reveled plans to build his own sawmill next to his Oxfordshire property. His wife Penny - famously referred to as 'er indoors' during the ITV drama - has also taken the news badly and has been prescribed valium to help her cope with the stress.
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TV legend, 88, is battling his neighbour's plans to build a sawmill
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George Cole and wife Penny fear the mill will harm their peace and quiet
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The matter has caused Mrs Cole so much stress she is on valium | 15,414 | record_train |
Investigators said @placeholder was assigned to work in the baggage transfer room at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, which is within a designated secure area. | An Atlanta airline baggage handler suspected of helping smuggle firearms onto passenger jets to New York City has been arrested by federal agents, authorities said on Monday. A FBI affidavit said there was enough evidence to charge Delta ramp agent Eugene Harvey, 31, with trafficking firearms, violating airport security and aiding others in the scheme. Former Delta employee Mark Quentin Henry, who was fired in 2010, was arrested in New York on December 10 in a weapons trafficking investigation after an undercover agent bought a gun from one of his accomplices, according to the affidavit filed on Dec. 19. Scroll down for video
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Eugene Harvey, 31, is suspected of helping smuggle firearms onto Delta passenger jets bound for New York City from Atlanta
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He has been charged with trafficking firearms, violating airport security and aiding others in the scheme
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Former Delta employee Mark Henry was also arrested in New York earlier this month in the weapons trafficking investigation
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Authorities confiscated a backpack that contained a smaller bag with 18 handguns and ammunition inside | 15,415 | record_train |
@placeholder, who was found dead in his cell in January | The two children suffocated by their mother in Spain were not fathered by her paedophile partner, a court heard yesterday. Lianne Smith looked furious when the shock DNA results were read out to the jury and denounced them as 'mistaken'. She has admitted killing Rebecca, five, and 11-month-old Daniel in their hotel beds on the Costa Brava in May 2010 after her partner was arrested on child sex charges. The jury of seven men and two women retired to consider their verdicts at 11.30am local time. Scroll down to see the interview where Lianne admits to killing her children... Smith admits suffocating Rebecca and Daniel but claims to have been in an unsound mental state at the time of the killings
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Lianne Smith tells jury in Girona results must be 'mistaken'
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Martin Smith hanged himself in January while in prison for child sex crimes
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Mother admits smothering son and daughter at Costa Brava resort
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But her defence lawyer is calling for acquittal on grounds of mental illness
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Psychiatrist says Smith was in a psychotic state and acted 'out of love'
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Jury has now retired to consider verdict | 15,416 | record_train |
‘Fighting terrorism is more important than political posturing,’ said a @placeholder source yesterday. | One of the brothers suspected of the Boston Marathon bombings had direct contact with Chechen terrorists – and was ‘monitored’ by investigators for five years. The Mail on Sunday has learned that the FBI put Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, under surveillance after receiving an explicit warning from the Russian intelligence services. But despite apparently telling his mother that Tamerlan was an ‘extremist’ leader, the FBI eventually discounted the possibility that he was a threat. Scroll down for video Rebel: One theory is that Tamerlan Tsarnaev was inspired by Doku Umarov, a Chechen terrorist known as Russia's Bin Laden Tamerlan was shot dead by police early on Friday while his 19-year-old brother Dzhokhar was captured alive but seriously injured with neck and leg injuries on Friday night. He had been hiding in a boat in a suburban backyard.
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Russian intelligence services warned agency about Tamerlan Tsarnaev
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Convinced he was in 'direct contact' with Islamist militants
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May have been inspired by Chechen rebel leader man known as Russia's Bin Landen - Doku Umarov
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Believed to be behind some of Russia's worst terrorist atrocities
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But FBI later discounted Tamerlan as a threat, despite telling his mother he was an 'extremist leader' | 15,417 | record_train |
So far @placeholder is feeling fine, but her parents know that with her immune system wiped out by chemotherapy she's even more vulnerable than her brother to complications. | (CNN)Anna Jacks checks her baby's forehead over and over again. Is he hot? Does he have a rash? Is his nose still runny? Her son has been sick before, but this time it's different: Last week Eli was at a Phoenix Children's Hospital clinic with a woman who had the measles, which spreads easily from person to person. Now he's showing signs of the virus, such as runny nose and cough and fatigue. At 10 months old, Eli is too young to get vaccinated and would be especially vulnerable to serious complications of measles, such as deafness and brain damage or even death. But his parents have an even bigger worry. If Eli does have the measles, he could give it to his 3-year-old sister, Maggie, who has leukemia.
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Eli Jacks is too young to be vaccinated; his sister has leukemia
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Measles cases that have spread to Arizona have put the children at risk | 15,418 | record_train |
@placeholder "has a 100-year flood every two years now," Gov. | New York (CNN) -- New Yorkers are not especially known for their patience. Stand on a subway escalator's left side -- otherwise known as the passing lane -- and it might evoke a sharp reprimand from fellow riders. But in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, millions across the New York metropolitan region who depend on the nation's busiest transit system are still waiting for their subway system to be fully restored. "There is no precedent for this," said Clifton Hood, author of "722 Miles: The Building of the Subways and How They Transformed New York." Dubbed New York's "life-blood," an estimated 5.5 million people ride the city's subway system each day in the country's most densely populated region.
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An estimated 5.5 million people ride New York's subway system each day
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New York shut down all 468 subway stations for the second time ever for Superstorm Sandy
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If it were laid out in a single line, the tracks would extend from Manhattan to Detroit, Michigan
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Scientists cite rising sea levels and climate change as contributors to dangerous flooding | 15,419 | record_train |
Right now, many smaller, cheaper tablets (mostly marketed as e-readers, even though they really are tablets) are hitting the @placeholder market just in time for the holiday buying season. | (CNN) -- Owners of iPads and other tablet devices tend to be news junkies who are wealthier and more highly educated than than the general population, according to a new report. The Pew Project on Excellence in Journalism took an in-depth look at how people use tablets to get news. When the study was conducted in July, Apple's iPad made up the vast majority of tablet computers in use in the U.S., although Pew researchers also looked at people who used similar devices, such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab, the Motorola Xoom and even the Nook Color. The project noted several differences between tablet users and the general U.S. population. First, tablet users tend to be more highly educated: Fifty-one percent have a college degree, compared with 28% of all Americans.
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A new Pew study explores how people use tablets to get news
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Tablet users tend to be wealthier and better educated
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About half (53%) of respondents get news on their tablet every day | 15,420 | record_train |
Hatem Ben Arfa will now have to wait until next season to make his @placeholder debut | Nice have been prevented by FIFA from registering new signing Hatem Ben Arfa. The playmaker, a free agent after his release from Newcastle, joined Le Gym last Monday but was not available for Saturday's win over Lorient as he awaited international clearance. The problem was due to the clause in FIFA's transfer regulations which states a player cannot play for more than two clubs in the same season. Article 5.3 of FIFA's regulations on the status and transfer of players states: 'Players may be registered with a maximum of three clubs during one season. During this period, the player is only eligible to play official matches for two clubs.'
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The midfielder joined Ligue One side Nice following release from Newcastle
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Former Marseille man spent the first half of season on-loan at Hull City
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And he is now in limbo after being denied international clearance | 15,421 | record_train |
'Likewise, nothing I can do to punish her is more important than her memory of what she (@placeholder) did.' | By Daily Mail Reporter Murderer: Babysitter Jessica Fraraccio, 22, admitted to killing little Elijah two years ago The devastated family of toddler Elijah Nealey who was suffocated by his babysitter two years ago has slammed her five-year prison sentence as 'an insult'. Jessica Fraraccio, 22, pleaded guilty in October to killing the 23-month-old boy in his Virginia home. Even though Mike and Jennifer Nealey understood nothing could bring back their beloved son, the grieving couple hoped for a five-decade prison sentence. The couple were left reeling when Judge J. Howe Brown on Monday sentenced Fraraccio to 50 years jail, but suspended 45 and ordered that she donate $1 every year to charity following her release.
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Jessica Fraraccio, 22, murdered 23-month-old Elijah Nealey in August 2012
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She kicked the chair from under him, slammed his head on stair railing and suffocated him when he wouldn't stop crying
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Prosecutors called for a 40 to 50-year jail term
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In addition to jail time, Judge J. Howe Brown ordered her Monday to donate $1 charity every year
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Elijah's family say the sentence is 'an insult' and the judge should be removed from the bench | 15,422 | record_train |
However, it has admitted that a ten-turbine wind farm at Minnygap, @placeholder, could hurt tourism. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 04:34 EST, 22 October 2012 | UPDATED: 04:35 EST, 22 October 2012 Tourism chiefs have admitted for the first time that wind farms could drive holidaymakers away. In an intervention likely to embarrass the Scottish Government, VisitScotland has said an application to put turbines on a site north of Dumfries could have a ‘detrimental effect’ on tourism. Its statement comes after Alex Salmond claimed wind farms ‘enhance our appeal as a country’ and puts the Scottish Government-funded quango on a collision course with its paymasters. 'Detrimental': Scotland is already home to as many as 2,700 wind turbines
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VisitScotland has said plans to build turbines at Minnygap, Dumfriesshire could hurt tourism in the area
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Move comes after First Minister Alex Salmond said wind farms 'enhance our appeal as a country'
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There are already as many 2,700 turbines in Scotland and councils receive seven applications a day | 15,423 | record_train |
Hospitalized since capture with severe wounds sustained during repeated exchanges of gunfire that terrorized local residents and forced police to close many roads and shut down mass transit, effectively paralyzing the region, @placeholder is looking to avoid being executed if found guilty of the 17 charges that carry the death penalty. | The surviving accused Boston Marathon bombing suspect wants a second lawyer added to his taxpayer-funded legal brain trust. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s current lawyer filed a motion Monday in court requesting Virginia attorney David Bruck, said to be a death penalty expert, be added to the alleged terrorist’s publicly subsidized defense team. Bruck was able to negotiate life sentences for several notable terrorists including one of the hijackers of Pan Am flight 82 in 1986 and one of the four men convicted for bombing the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi in 1998, according to reports. Arraigned: Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev pleaded not guilty to over 30 charges stemming from the April 15 attack and subsequent escape attempt
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This is the second attempt to add death penalty expert David Bruck, a judge denied the first one
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Tsarnaev's current lawyer cited the sheer volume of information as being the main reason a second lawyer well-versed in capital capital cases is necessary | 15,424 | record_train |
@placeholder was shot in the finger as he threw his hands up in defense. | Douglas Yim, 33, faces 126 years in prison for shooting and killing his friend An Oakland man has been found guilty of first-degree murder for shooting and killing his friend during an alcohol-and-cocaine-fueled argument over the existence of God. Douglas Yim, 33, now faces 126 years in prison for the crimes. He was also found guilty Tuesday of assault with a firearm for shooting a second friend in his living room during the violent argument two years ago. Yim killed 25-year-old Dzuy Duhn Phan after a night of drinking, doing drugs and playing video games. Another friend, Paul Park, testified during the trial that the two men had engaged in a heated discussion about God when Yim turned violent.
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Douglas Yim, 33, of Oakland, California, faces 126 years in prison for the crimes
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Yim killed 25-year-old Dzuy Duhn Phan after a night of drinking, doing drugs and playing video games
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Phan had asked where God was when Yim's father died several years earlier of a stroke
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The remark sent Yim into a rage. Several minutes later, he shot Phan six times, including once in the side of the head | 15,425 | record_train |
As we made our way back to China, North Korean soldiers chased us onto Chinese soil and violently dragged us back into @placeholder. | Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- On June 8, 2009, nearly one year ago, I stood before a judge in North Korea's Supreme Court and was sentenced to 12 years in one of the country's notoriously brutal labor camps, also known as death camps. My legs wobbled in fear, and I grabbed the podium in front of me, fearing I would faint. Three months earlier, I was on assignment for Current TV. I was reporting on the trafficking of North Koreans, most of them women, who escape to neighboring China, where they are used and exploited. Following a local guide we'd hired, my colleague Euna Lee and I did regretfully step foot into North Korean territory for no more than a minute.
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Laura Ling recalls frightening day she was sentenced for entering North Korea
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During captivity she was forced to watch films praising regime and Kim Jong Il, she says
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Reality in country is harsh (starvation, no human rights) but fleeing to China barely better
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Ling: LiNK group and pending federal legislation give hope to North Korean defectors | 15,426 | record_train |
After playing three games with his hometown @placeholder in the 1975-76 season, Milbury became a regular on the NHL team's roster the next season, remaining a key part of the team until his retirement in 1987. | (CNN) -- Mike Milbury, a former National Hockey League player, coach and executive, is accused of assault and battery on a child stemming from an incident at a youth hockey game. Hours after the allegations became public, NBC -- the network where Milbury serves as a studio analyst for the "Game of the Week" broadcast -- announced that he won't appear on air for an indeterminate period of time. "In our discussions with Mike, we both came to the conclusion that he should remain off the air while focusing on his affairs," NBC spokesman Chris McCloskey said in a statement.
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NEW: Milbury and NBC agree "he should remain off air" after the incident, NBC says
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Police say the incident occurred at a pee wee game involving a team that Milbury helps coach
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Milbury's lawyer says his client "simply intervened in an altercation" involving his son
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He played 12 seasons for the Boston Bruins, then became a coach, executive and TV analyst | 15,427 | record_train |
He broke a lot of Persian classical singing rules and he created his own style by incorporating @placeholder's poetry in Persian classical music for the first time 40 years ago." | (CNN) -- Arriving in New York City at the age of 19 to study music, Hafez Nazeri knew he wanted to do big things. Now, little more than a decade later, the young Iranian classical composer is riding high with a chart-topping album featuring 38 Grammy Award-winning musicians. "I left Iran with the hope of maybe one day creating music that can connect with the entire world, music that can show another dimension of my culture, and my history," Nazeri says. "I came to New York with the hopes of integrating two cultures, and creating a new product that is no longer Eastern or Western."
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Iranian musician Hafez Nazeri creates music that crosses cultures
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Latest album has contributions from 38 Grammy Award winners
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Album draws on ancient Persian poetry by Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi
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'I want to create a revolution with love,' says Nazeri | 15,428 | record_train |
The outside half missed two penalties late on but it scarcely mattered as @placeholder remained in control until the final whistle. | Harlequins deservedly beat local rivals Wasps 23-16 at Adams Park to go joint top of Pool 2 of the European Champions Cup. The win gives them eight points to join Leinster on that figure and the two meetings between these sides in December is likely to decide the destiny of the Pool. Harlequins were the better side throughout and should have won more comfortably. They were far more creative in attack with their points coming from a try by the lively Charlie Matthews and a penalty try award with Nick Evans kicking three penalties and two conversions. Charlie Matthews charges upfield for Harlequins and had a telling contribution against local rivals Wasps
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Nick Evans kicked three penalties and two conversions for Harlequins
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Harlequins are now joint top of their European Champions Cup group
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This loop features two major @placeholder and true cowboy towns. | (Matador) -- Summer in the U.S. and Canada is all about road tripping. Here are 7 of our favorites, some well known, others following country roads that only locals usually travel. All of them have plenty of room for improvisation. Pacific Northwest to Montana This big loop is all about National Parks, National Forests and some of the most unique terrain and wildlife anywhere in the world. Taking anywhere from 2 to 4 + weeks, you can go from the coastal rainforest of the Olympic Peninsula all the way to the alpine montane, geysers, and hot springs of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
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Highways and little country roads lead the way for great US and Canadian road trips
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Great trips: Pacific Northwest to Montana and Southern Appalachia to the sea
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The Liverpool players, including @placeholder, are put through their paces as they run across the pitch during a training session | Liverpool stars arrived to training on Thursday morning looking glum following their humbling Champions League defeat at the hands of Spanish giants Real Madrid - with Mario Balotelli catching the eye once more as he pulled up in his flash red £240,000 Ferrari. A Karim Benzema brace and a brilliant strike from Cristiano Ronaldo condemned the Reds to defeat at Anfield, leaving Brendan Rodgers' men third in Group B. Captain Steven Gerrard led the Liverpool contingent arriving at the Melwood training complex for a warm-down session, followed by Raheem Sterling, Jordan Henderson and the rest of the squad. Mario Balotelli arrived at Liverpool's Melwood training ground in his red Ferrari the morning after being substituted at half-time
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Liverpool lost 3-0 to holders Real Madrid in the Champions League at Anfield on Wednesday night
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Raheem Sterling, Jordan Hendersen and captain Steven Gerrard among players looking glum on way to training
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used a babysitter's address to enroll her son in kindergarten in @placeholder | A mother who pleaded guilty to fraudulently enrolling her six-year-old son in the wrong school district has been sentenced to five years in prison. Tonya McDowell sent her son to an elementary school in Norwalk, Connecticut, instead of her home city of Bridgeport. The 34-year-old, who was homeless when she was charged with felony larceny last year, said she wanted the best education possible for the boy. Jailed: Tracy McDowell pleaded guilty to fraudulently enrolling her six-year-old son in the wrong school district and has been sentenced to five years in prison McDowell last week entered her plea at Norwalk Superior Court under the Alford Doctrine, which means she does not admit guilt but concedes the state has enough evidence to convict her.
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Tonya McDowell also admitted selling drugs and was given a combined sentence of 12 years
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In the film, the team known as the @placeholder is charged with keeping people on their predetermined paths. | (CNN) -- When CNN's Piers Morgan asked actor Matt Damon if he was happy with the way President Barack Obama has been running the country and if Damon was "a fan" of the president, Damon answered "no." Damon and the cast of "The Adjustment Bureau" -- Emily Blunt, John Slattery and Anthony Mackie -- are Thursday evening's guests on "Piers Morgan Tonight." During the course of their conversation, Damon and Morgan covered Hollywood, politics, fatherhood and much more. "He (Obama) misinterpreted his mandate," said Damon. "He's doubled down on a lot of things." "In his State of the Union he didn't even say the word 'poverty,' " said Damon. "You've got millions of people languishing in it." Damon, who backed the Obama campaign in 2008, said he appreciates that the president is a "deep thinker." The actor called Obama brilliant, but said he "definitely wanted more."
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Matt Damon: President Obama "misinterpreted his mandate"
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Damon: "I feel like the work I do now allows me to change things"
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@placeholder magistrates’ court heard that the girls had made just 59 and 56 attendances respectively out of 182. | By Sarah Harris PUBLISHED: 21:10 EST, 20 December 2013 | UPDATED: 21:10 EST, 20 December 2013 Record numbers of parents are ending up with criminal records for letting their children skip lessons, new figures show. Truancy convictions have topped 10,000 for the first time amid a growing crackdown on youngsters missing class. The Ministry of Justice figures come as the Coalition has increasingly turned the spotlight on truancy and the problem families who continue to condone it. Spotlight: Figures released under the Freedom of Information Act show that in 2012, 12,909 parents in England and Wales were taken to court for failing to ensure their children go to school (file picture)
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More than 12,000 parents were taken to court after children missed school
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But despite their best efforts, all eyes were on the royals and @placeholder in particular - thanks in no small part to her svelte new look. | Pretty in a navy and blue lace dress and with her glossy red hair swinging around her shoulders, Princess Beatrice was every inch the royal style icon as she arrived for a charity dinner in London last night. With her was her mother, Sarah Ferguson, who showed off her newly slimline figure in a tailored black suit and matching cashmere top. The pair were attending the Bell Pottinger Charity Dinner at Lancaster House, a vast Georgian palace now owned and run by the Foreign Office. Looking good: Both Princess Beatrice and the Duchess of York were on top sartorial form for the event
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The Duchess of York, 55, looked slim and healthy in a tailored black suit
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Daughter Princess Beatrice, 26, was a right royal style icon in blue lace
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Dinner was held on behalf of Beatrice's Ethiopian education charity
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Fergie is enjoying a return to the royal fold following visit to Windsor Castle
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Chelsea have opened up a four-point lead over defendiing champions @placeholder, while Norwich are winless in the league this season. | (CNN) -- Chelsea continued to set the pace in the English Premier League with a comfortable 4-1 win over Norwich City at Stamford Bridge Saturday. Norwich took an unlikely 11th minute lead through their star striker Grant Holt, but it was to prove short lived once the west London side got into their stride. Goals from Fernando Torres, his 99th in English football, Frank Lampard and Eden Hazard put them 3-1 ahead by half time. Branislav Ivanovic rounded off the scoring with an emphatic fourth in the 78th minute. Both John Terry and Ashley Cole played and were given a warm reception by the home crowd.
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Chelsea beat Norwich 4-1 at Stamford Bridge
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Win leaves Chelsea four points clear at top of EPL
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The @placeholder statement did not offer details on who might carry out the attacks, but urged British nationals to be vigilant in public places. | Nairobi, Kenya (CNN) -- British officials Saturday warned of terror threats in Kenya as the east African nation battles Islamist militants in neighboring Somalia. "Kenyan authorities have alerted the public to a heightened threat from terrorist attacks in Nairobi. We believe that terrorists may be in the final stages of planning attacks," the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said in a statement. It said the attacks may target places where expatriates gather such as hotels, shopping centers and beaches. A Kenyan government spokesman said the threats are not new. "This threat has been ongoing for maybe the last two weeks, and because of the holiday season we want to make sure people are extra aware. We suspect that Al-Shabaab may be planning to carry out an attack," Alfred Mutua said.
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"We believe that terrorists may be in the final stages of planning attacks," Britain says
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Jubilant: Giovani dos Santos celebrates giving @placeholder a 1-0 lead after 48 minutes | Click here to see more from our brilliant Match Zone service - including this heat map from Wesley Sneijder If Holland are to go on and achieve something significant here over the next two weeks then one moment from this extraordinary afternoon in north-east Brazil will be frozen in time. The image — shown afterwards by the host broadcaster here — is of Wesley Sneijder, caught mid-strike, head and knee perfectly over the ball, as he catches an 88th-minute volley flush on the sweet spot of his right boot. It shows a world-class sportsman — no doubt exhausted after an hour-and-a-half of play in extreme conditions — in perfect control of his body, all outside pressures and influences rendered irrelevant by concentration and calm.
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Klaas-Jan Hunterlaar scores winning goal from penalty spot to put Holland into World Cup quarter-finals
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Giovani do Santos had given Mexico the lead in the 48th minute
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Wesley Sneijder levelled for the Dutch in the closing minutes
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Police on Monday said the cause of the bushfire was still unclear but that an incinerator near @placeholder was one line of inquiry that was being investigated. | The owners of an Adelaide hotel who have been offering free accommodation for people affected by the devastating bushfires have been overwhelmed by the positive response from their good deed. James and Natalie Robertson opened up the doors of The Hampshire Hotel in Adelaide on Sunday after putting a call out on Facebook saying they had spare rooms for emergency accommodation as the worst fires in 30 years continued to tear through the state. 'To all those affected by the fires - if you have been, or need to be, evacuated from your home and have no where to stay, we have some rooms available FREE of charge for you to stay in if needed,' the post read.
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The Hampshire Hotel in Adelaide offered spare rooms for emergency accommodation on Sunday via a Facebook post
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Owners James and Natalie Robertson have been inundated with requests for accommodation and offers of donations
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Blaze has destroyed or badly damaged 38 homes in the Adelaide Hills
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Asked if he expected the move to spur @placeholder on to even greater heights, however, Hodgson demurred. | By Phil Duncan for MailOnline Follow @@PhilDuncanF1 Wayne Rooney has been unveiled as the new England captain. The 28-year-old Manchester United skipper succeeds Steven Gerrard after the Liverpool star retired from international duty following England's disappointing World Cup campaign in Brazil. Lampard, England's vice-captain at last summer's World Cup where the Three Lions failed to win a game, also announced his retirement earlier this week. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Roy Hodgdson: Wayne Rooney as captain not guaranteed game Moving forward: Wayne Rooney has been handed the England captaincy by manager Roy Hodgson Leading from the front: Rooney has been named Manchester United captain by Louis van Gaal
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The 28-year-old replaces Liverpool's Steven Gerrard after his retirement
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vomited out of the single @placeholder currency, ' Mr Paxman said. | By Damien Gayle PUBLISHED: 21:12 EST, 31 May 2012 | UPDATED: 03:28 EST, 1 June 2012 Greeks claim they are the hardest-working European nation, despite their 'bad kebab' economy. In a poll of residents of eight of Europe's leading nations, seven agreed that Germany is the hardest working country on the continent. The exception was Greece, whose citizens claim they are Europe's hardest workers. Europe's 'hardest workers'... on strike: Protesters carrying the Greek flag try to storm the Parliament in Athens during a 24 hour general strike in February Greek perceptions come despite the precarious state of their national finances, which commentators have claimed must be due to some extent to a national culture of laziness.
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VIDEO Scroll down to see another of @placeholder's wonderful training goals | Spain may well have found the leader of their brave new world in Huelva on Saturday night as they beat Belarus 3-0. Real Madrid midfielder Isco scored the first with a glorious shot from the edge of the area and ran the game for the European Champions before being given a standing ovation as he went off on 80 minutes. All the controversy in the build-up to the match over Sergio Ramos’ comments that he wished his team-mates ‘had the same commitment for their clubs as for their country’ was forgotten as Isco put on a show. Ramos' comments were interpreted as criticism of Cesc Fabregas and more particularly Diego Costa who had pulled out of this qualifier despite playing against Liverpool last weekend. The defender later said he had not been referring to any players in particular but Costa’s absence had not gone down well with several senior Spanish players.
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Real Madrid midfielder Isco puts Spain ahead in Huelva with a wonderful goal on 18 minutes
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Barcelona's Sergio Busquets doubles the reigning European champions' advantage just a minute later
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Pedro scored Spain's third 10 minutes into the second half during comfortable qualifying victory on Saturday
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'@placeholder said that my son's dying words where "tell my mother and family I love them with all my heart." | By Daniel Crowley In Cuidad Juarez, In Northern Mexico PUBLISHED: 15:01 EST, 9 February 2014 | UPDATED: 16:18 EST, 9 February 2014 Real life castaway Jose Salvador Alvarenga spent five days with the rotting corpse of his tragic shipmate, it emerged Sunday as the harrowing details of his colleague’s last moments were finally revealed. Ezequiel Cordoba's father Nicolas Cordoba, 47, shed light on the tragic voyage after he was contacted by a distraught Mr Alvarenga, who emotionally apologized for what happened to his son. As he fought back tears, Mr Cordoba said his heroic son instructed Mr Alvarenga to tell his mother that he 'loved her with all his heart' just seconds before he passed away.
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Nicolas Cordoba, 47, shed light on his son Ezequiel Cordoba's last moments after he was contacted by a distraught Jose Salvador Alvarenga
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He said Mr Alvarenga emotionally apologized for what happened to his son, who died about four months into the ordeal
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The 25-year-old fishermen, who knew he was going to die, begged Mr Alvarenga to toss his dead body overboard to stop his friend from getting ill from his rotting flesh
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But Mr Alvarenga, who was distraught at losing his shipmate, was desperate to give the young sailor 'a proper burial' and hoped he would be rescued before the body decomposed
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And with that, @placeholder closed the coffin on "True Blood." | (CNN) -- For "True Blood's" series finale on Sunday, fans received a wedding, a funeral, and ... an infomercial starring Eric and Pam? Even after seven seasons, "True Blood" kept fans guessing right on through to the end. Whether the show's fans appreciated those twists is another story. For some, the ending was all they could've asked for after sticking by the show for seven seasons. For others, "True Blood's" conclusion just might rank up there with the worst finales of all time. One of the big surprises was the death of a major -- and we mean major -- character. Yes, the demise of Tara (Rutina Wesley) and Alcide (Joe Manganiello) were shocking to viewers earlier in the season, but they were secondary characters. If you were told before the final season that Stephen Moyer's Bill Compton wouldn't make it out alive, would you have believed it?
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Losers: The @placeholder's fruity flavor (left) did not go down well with any of our testers, while the sickly sweet - caffeine-free - Cappuccino version (right) caused an uproar of disgust | By Annabel Fenwick Elliott Yesterday, Lay's chips announced their four new wacky flavors, as voted for by consumers for its annual Do Us A Flavor contest. The bonkers range includes Cheddar Bacon Mac & Cheese, Kettle Cooked Wasabi Ginger, Wavy Mango Salsa, and most confoundingly of all, Cappuccino flavored chips. Femail were quick to get our greedy mits on all four of them, to see if we could predict which one would reign supreme. The line-up: For this year's Do Us A Flavor contest, Lay's have announced four new flavors - Cheddar Bacon Mac & Cheese, Kettle Cooked Wasabi Ginger, Wavy Mango Salso, and most confoundingly of all, Cappuccino
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The four flavors are the finalists in Lay's' annual Do Us A Flavor contest
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Ms @placeholder added: 'Our son chooses whether he wants dinner or a packed lunch, and every time we make it for him, we have to conform to a series of very sensible nutritional guidelines. | The parents of a four-year-old girl who is allergic to school dinners say she is being forced to eat her packed lunch in an 'isolation room'. The head teacher of Salusbury Primary School in Harlesden, north west London, allegedly told Lisa-Mbali McFarlane's parents it was 'anti-social' to eat her allergen-free meal around other pupils. Free hot meals are compulsory for younger years, and Lisa's parents are now embroiled in a row with the school over the bizarre situation - which they have branded ridiculous. Scroll down for video Isolation: Four-year-old Lisa-Mbali McFarlane with her mother Gina Wolhunter, her father Axel McFarlane and her pink packed lunch. They claim she has been made to eat in isolation to avoid being 'anti-social'
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She took packed lunch to Salusbury Primary in Harlesden, north London
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Row erupted between parents and school, where free hot meals compulsory
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He said yesterday: ‘I was not aware of the correspondence covered in this @placeholder request.’ Mr Blair’s spokesman said the email did not show ‘the UK government was trying to link the defence deal and Megrahi’. | The Lockerbie bomber’s release was linked to a £400million arms deal with Libya, secret documents reveal. They show ‘reprehensible’ connections between the Labour government boosting business and freeing the man convicted of Britain’s worst terrorist atrocity. An email sent by the then UK ambassador in Tripoli to former premier Tony Blair explained how a prisoner transfer agreement will be signed once Libya ‘fulfils its promise’ to buy an air defence system. Handshake: Tony Blair, pictured with Colonel Gaddafi in Tripoli, met the dictator six times after he resigned as Prime Minister The disclosure, obtained under Freedom of Information laws, reignites a row which is hugely embarrassing for Labour.
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Tony Blair discussed air defence deal with Libyan dictator
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Briefing note written by British ambassador said Libya was linking the contract with a prisoner transfer agreement
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Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi was released from jail in 2009 on 'compassionate grounds' because he had terminal cancer
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She is understood to have shared a three-bedroom apartment with fellow air hostesses in a 28-floor apartment block for @placeholder staff, in the heart of the business district. | By Louise Eccles PUBLISHED: 16:34 EST, 11 April 2013 | UPDATED: 13:16 EST, 13 April 2013 Emirates flight attendant Evelyn Clarke, 28, was found dead in a car park after falling from a window on the eighth floor of a Dubai tower block in the early hours of Monday A British air hostess who plunged to her death from a Dubai tower block told building staff ‘someone’s trying to kill me’ in the minutes before her death. Emirates flight attendant Evelyn Clarke, 28, was found dead in a car park after falling from a window on the eighth floor in the early hours of Monday.
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is not letting @placeholder sell securities because of the reasons that | By Phil Vinter and Mike Jaccarino PUBLISHED: 11:28 EST, 8 August 2012 | UPDATED: 21:20 EST, 8 August 2012 Wells Fargo fired an employee over the cost of treating his daughter's terminal cancer with company health care coverage, according to a lawsuit filed last week. Yovany Gonzalez, a former mortgage broker, was sacked by America’s fourth-largest bank in August 2010. His dismissal came three days before surgeons were set to operate on his daughter Mackenzie in a last-ditch bid to save her life. The lawsuit claims Mackenzie’s operation was cancelled because she was no longer covered by Wells Fargo’s employee health insurance. Mr Gonzalez’s daughter died in March 2011.
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Yovany Gonzalez, a mortgage broker, fired three days before his daughter MacKenzie had a costly cancer operation
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The operation was canceled before a charity came to the rescue
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Wells Fargo shareholders split $16bn in profits last year
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The key for @placeholder will be for Cook to get all the individual performances we saw against the Sri Lankans to mould into a match-winning team effort. | By Nasser Hussain The key to this series will be whether India’s seamers manage to bowl as well as their Sri Lankan counterparts did in England recently. We all know what superb batsmen India have, but the problems they have had winning overseas Tests in the past three years have stemmed from their inability to take 20 wickets. And that places a huge onus on the likes of Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Mohammed Shami and Ishant Sharma. Scroll down for video... Due a performance: Alastair Cook needs to score some runs for England against India Stepping up: England pair Ben Stokes (left) and Gary Ballance also need to perform with the bat
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Alastair Cook, Gary Ballance and Ben Stokes amongst those that need to perform with the bat for England
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India's bowlers under pressure to take wickets away from home
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was later found under the seat in @placeholder's cruiser, police said. | By Lydia Warren A Connecticut state trooper has pleaded guilty to stealing jewelery and $3,700 from the body of a motorcyclist who died at the scene of a crash after it was caught on his dashboard camera. Aaron Huntsman, 45, entered an Alford plea for third-degree larceny and tampering with evidence - meaning he does not admit to the charges but accepts he would likely be found guilty at a trial. The trooper, who had been with the department for 18 years at the time of the crime in 2012, will spend more than a year in prison, the Connecticut Post reported.
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Aaron Huntsman, 45, entered an Alford plea - meaning he does not admit to the charges but accepts he would be found guilty at a trial
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After motorcyclist John Scalesse crashed into a truck in September 2012, Huntsman was the first trooper on the scene
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His dashboard camera filmed him picking up the victim's $5,500 gold chain from a pool of blood and a roll of cash from his pocket
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Click through the gallery for a visual history of @placeholder. | It was during the throes of the Civil War, with lots of bloody and brutal fighting still ahead, when President Abraham Lincoln turned his attention to the Mariposa Grove and the Yosemite Valley areas of California. Lincoln's signature on the Yosemite Land Grant bill on June 30, 1864, set a precedent for the preservation of the young country's wilderness. That act 150 years ago was the first instance of the U.S. government setting aside scenic wilderness for public use and preservation. The act put both tracts of land in trust for the state of California, and it set the stage for the 1872 establishment of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho as the first national park.
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Anger: Protesters raise their arms as they demonstrate against the @placeholder President in central Damascus | His face a mask of raw shock, a young boy soldier is led away after his friend was killed fighting in Syria. Wearing jeans, trainers and an Adidas t-shirt, he looks like a primary schoolboy but for a green ammunition vest much too big for his small frame and the AK-47 he clutches in his right hand. He is one of a rising number of child soldiers – many barely older than ten – recruited by the increasingly desperate rebel Free Syrian Army to fight President Bashar al-Assad’s forces. In a heart-wrenching video, he catches sight of the body of his friend Ahmad, who had mustered a group to defend the Crusader castle Krak des Chevaliers.
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It emerges as President Bashar al-Assad claims he has the support of his people
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Assad contrasts himself with the late Shah of Iran who was toppled by the Islamic Revolution in 1979
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Earlier, @placeholder expressed his condolences to Gourdel's family in a news conference at the French mission. | French hostage Herve Gourdel was abducted and beheaded, a killing shown on video, French President Francois Hollande told the United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday. "You will understand that today I am speaking before you with a particularly high level of emotion because one of my compatriots has just been subject of a cowardly assassination," Hollande said. "He was a man who was full enthusiasm. He loved the mountains. He thought he would be able to pursue his passion moving into the Ouzou area in Algeria." Hollande said the attack won't affect France's role in the battle against terrorism. "France will never give in to blackmail, to pressure, to barbaric acts. Quite to the contrary, France knows what is expected," Hollande said.
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French President Francois Hollande says he has assurances Algeria will seek justice
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I arrived in Paris, and like every year I immediately went to @placeholder and practiced on center court. | HONG KONG (CNN) -- He's a three-time former champion and darling of the Roland Garros crowd, but this week Gustavo "Guga" Kuerten took to the clay in Paris for the final time. Tennis great Gustavo Kuerten will retire after his appearance at this year's French Open. He won the French Open as a virtual unknown in 1997, repeating his triumph in 2000 and 2001. The former world number one has suffered injuries and heartache during his 13-year career on the tour, and will be hanging up his racket after this event. Prior to going out in the first round to Paul-Henri Mathieu he told CNN about his Parisian love affair.
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Gustavo Kuerten plans to retire after his appearance at Roland Garros
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"@placeholder gives Rafael is tranquility," the 26-year-old's coach and uncle Toni Nadal told CNN. | (CNN) -- There are not many places where Rafael Nadal can escape. As one of the world's most high-profile athletes, his every move is under scrutiny -- especially now after his withdrawal from the London 2012 Olympics and this month's U.S. Open has created widespread speculation about his future as a force in tennis. He's one of the most intense men to step foot on a court, and his aggressive, muscular style has contributed to the injuries that have blighted his career in recent years, meaning he has required long periods of recuperation. So where does the Spaniard go when he wants to get away from it all and recover from his punishing schedule?
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Rafael Nadal has shunned the chance to leave his island home of Mallorca
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The @placeholder city attorney asked the city's police to investigate, according to the source, who asked not to be identified since the source is not authorized to discuss it with news media. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Lindsay Lohan's lawyer accuses prosecutors of leaking details of her case to TMZ, which he says resulted in "an inaccurate report" about where the actress will go for rehab. Mark Heller, who is himself being investigated for alleged witness tampering in Lohan's probation violation case, called for an investigation of the Santa Monica and Los Angeles city attorneys. "It's horrible, because Lindsay Lohan or any defendant should be able to feel that their privacy is being protected," Heller told CNN on Wednesday after TMZ reported Lohan would check into the Seafield Center in Westhampton Beach, New York, for her court-mandated 90 days of substance abuse rehabilitation next month.
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Santa Monica police are investigating Heller on suspicion of witness tampering
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The pair were seen on CNN earlier this month promoting the new @placeholder show | Alana Thompson, aka Honey Boo Boo, was fed a mixture of Mountain Dew and Red Bull, known as 'Go Go Juice', during an episode of Toddlers & Tiaras that screened in January The controversial family, who live in McIntrye, Georgia and have labelled themselves rednecks numerous times, were visited by child services in March according to a new report Their new reality series, Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, attracted 2.2million viewers when it premiered on TLC on August 8, making it one of the network's biggest hits The parents of six-year-old pageant queen Honey Boo Boo have been accused of child abuse, according to a new report.
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Alana Thompson, aka Honey Boo Boo, was fed a mixture of Mountain Dew and Red Bull, known as 'Go Go Juice', during an episode of Toddlers & Tiaras that screened in January
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We're looking forward to the next big step, integration of the wing strakes onto the @placeholder.' | The tourist spacecraft that could blast passengers into space for just $95,000 and let them sit in the cockpit is nearing completion, the firm behind it has revealed. Passengers in the XCOR Lynx will be able to view the earth from over 330,000ft above the Earth in the two seater craft. These pictures reveal the Spacecraft is entering the final stages of production - and is expected to blast off in 2016, despite fears that the tragic accident that hit rival Virgin Galactic could delay the industry as a whole. Scroll down for video The spaceship taking shape: XCOR says it is making 'rapid progress' with its craft, which it hopes will fly in 2016
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The @placeholder package includes creation of the application itself, submission to the App Store, a Web-based CMS, hosting of content, bandwidth and the first 1,000 downloads (subsequent downloads costs 1 cent each per month). | (CNN) -- No longer is the promised land of Apple's App Store reserved for technical wizards. DJ Felli Fel's month-old iPhone app, powered by Mobile Roadie, has been downloaded a few thousand times. Just as everyone can publish their own blog on the Web, now developers are making it possible for everyone to make their own applications for iPhones. Both emerging start-ups and veteran developers for mobile platforms are making uploading and updating content on a mobile device accessible with dedicated content management systems (CMS) and service-based subscriptions. Mobile Roadie is one start-up solution that allows clients to stream music, link to iTunes and YouTube, post news and photos and integrate their other social profiles such MySpace, Twitter and Facebook into one handy interface.
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Companies provide tools for non-developers to manage their own iPhone apps
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"The agreements subscribed by @placeholder in this field are supported by the need to maintain our defensive capacity in order to preserve national sovereignty," the statement said. | (CNN) -- It was a mystery that Panama's president said his country was struggling to solve. What was the massive military equipment hidden under hundreds of thousands of sacks of brown sugar on a North Korean boat? Where did it come from? And where was it going before investigators seized the vessel near the Panama Canal? Hours after Panama said it would ask U.S. and British officials for help solving the puzzle, Cuba gave an answer Tuesday night. In addition to 10,000 tons of sugar, Cuba's Foreign Ministry said, the shipment contained "240 metric tons of obsolete defensive weapons" sent to North Korea "to be repaired and returned to Cuba."
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Anti-aircraft missile systems and missiles were in the shipment, Cuba says
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The Obama campaign has attempted to paint @placeholder as unprepared to handle issues on the world stage. | (CNN) -- While foreign policy became an unexpected pivotal point in last week's town-hall style presidential debate, Monday's final showdown will focus entirely on international affairs. And with the U.S. government knee-deep in an investigation of its handling of the Benghazi consulate attacks and as reports emerge of planned negotiations with Iranian leaders, the topic could provide a pivot point in the tight race for the White House. "I think it's going to be an important debate," senior Obama campaign adviser David Axelrod said Sunday, though he sought to lower expectations. "I don't think any one event is decisive, even though being strong at home and building our economy is the No. 1 issue."
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President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney meet Monday night for their final debate
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Monday's final showdown will focus entirely on international affairs.
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Middle East expert says Obama needs to be "defining the Middle East strategy going forward"
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But it's anyone's guess what might happen this year, with all teams and drivers grappling with a new car following a complete overhaul of @placeholder's technical regulations. | (CNN) -- Fernando Alonso could be forgiven for exuding an air of misty-eyed contentment as he sits among his own motorsport memorabilia at Madrid's Canal Art Center. Visitors have been poring over the Spaniard's silverware, cars and kit ever since the exhibition celebrating his near 30-year career opened last December. But he insists now is not the time for reminiscing. "If you ask me this question in 10 years' time I will tell you less, because two championships are more than I could dream," the Formula One driver told CNN. "If you ask me right now and I am in a middle of a competition, I am hungry for victories; hungry for success -- I will tell you that two championships are not enough."
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Double F1 world champion talks to CNN about 2014 season, tech changes and Schumacher
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Spaniard says Ferrari's new F14 T is showing "some good signs" but there is "a lot of work to do"
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The 32-year-old will race alongside Kimi Raikkonen at Ferrari this season
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Alonso concedes new noses are "ugly" and that cars need to be "fast and beautiful" | 15,463 | record_train |
Asked about his predecessor's comments at a press conference in @placeholder, Australia, Mr Cameron said: 'I think it was an excellent speech and I agree with what he said, particularly the point that he went to Germany to make a very clear speech about the need there is to address Britain's concerns about immigration inside the EU. | David Cameron today backed Sir John Major's warning that public concern about EU immigration could push Britain out of Europe. Sir John said this week that the chances of Britain leaving the EU were now 'just under 50 per cent' - and warned the prospect of 'Brexit' would grow unless Brussels agrees to accommodate British concerns about free movement. Speaking in Germany, Sir John said he wanted Britain to remain in the EU. But he said public concern about the scale of immigration, and its impact on public services, could no longer be ignored. Scroll down for video Support: David Cameron, pictured speaking today in Canberra, said that he agreed with Sir John Major's speech, in which he warned that the UK is likely to leave the EU unless it allows restricted immigration
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David Cameron called Sir John Major's speech 'excellent' and 'powerful'
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Apparently, @placeholder offered a bigger fee than Chelsea but once Chelsea were interested Kramaric made up his mind that he wanted to move there and agreed personal terms. | Despite having a fine strike force with the likes of Diego Costa, Loic Remy and Didier Drogba, Chelsea had been keen on bolstering their front line with striker Andrej Kramaric. But Leicester City at the bottom of the Barclays Premier League are desperate to find a striker to fire them to safety. Sportsmail's Matt Barlow gives you the lowdown on the 23-year-old from HNK Rijeka. Typical Chelsea, eh? Quick out of the blocks when the market opens, signing reinforcements up front. It's true, they were close to signing Croatia international striker Andrej Kramaric for a fee thought to be around £8million. The deal is not to go ahead this week after being complicated by Premier League Rule V.7.1, which would prevent him from being loaned to Leicester immediately as he was not intended to go into Jose Mourinho's squad this season.
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Striker Andrej Kramaric has been in talks with Leicester and Chelsea
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Kramaric wants to sign for Chelsea but an £8m move has stalled
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23-year-old has scored 28 goals for his club HNK Rijeka so far this season | 15,465 | record_train |
Test: @placeholder boss Karl Robinson will pit his wits against Van Gaal at Stadium MK on either August 26 or 27 | Manchester United were last out of the hat as they entered the second round draw of the Capital One Cup for the first time in 19 years - and will travel to MK Dons. United have not been in this stage of the draw since 1995 - when they were famously dumped out by York - but are there this season after failing to qualify for Europe last term. Last season's beaten finalists Sunderland will face the 2011 champions as they travel to Birmingham. VIDEO Scroll down for Van Gaal: Manchester United is the biggest club in the world Settling in: Louis van Gaal will take charge of Manchester United in their first second round League Cup tie in almost 20 years
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United will travel to Stadium MK to face Karl Robinson's side
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Ties will be played across August 26-27
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MK Dons did not exist the last time United faced a second round tie in the League Cup
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Brentford host Fulham in a west London derby at Griffin Park
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2014 runners-up Sunderland to play Birmingham City
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@placeholder officials brought the issue to the attention of NFL officials at that time, according to ESPN. | Sunday night's AFC Championship game wasn't the first time that the New England Patriots have been accused of using illegally deflated footballs. The Indianapolis Colts first made the allegations during their game against the Patriots in November. The NFL said it was away of the problem prior to Sunday night's AFC Championship game. The NFL said it was 'aware' of accusations against New England prior to this weekend. The new report, which comes from ESPN, raises the possibility that the Patriots could have been cheating all season and got away with it until they were caught red-handed this weekend.
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Colts reported to NFL that the Patriots were using under-inflated balls during November 16 game in which they lost
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NFL said it was 'aware' of ball handling complaints prior to Sunday night's AFC Championship game
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Patriots beat Colts 45-7 to send coach Bill Belichick to his sixth Super Bowl
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Sugar and spice and all things nice: @placeholder is another trigger smell for old memories | By Travelmail Reporter The smells of sun cream, fish and chips, and candyfloss are among the most powerful aromas that can transport us back to holidays of our past, according to a new survey. A study of 2000 people has unearthed the 40 most evocative scents that trigger memories of childhood, school days and family trips to sunny destinations. The fabulous fun of frying: The smell of fish and chips is among the aromas that carry us back to old holidays A British favourite: The smell of fish and chips is powerfully redolent of seaside holidays And, in a sign that many of us gaze back fondly to sepia afternoons at fairgrounds in British seaside resorts like Blackpool, Bognor or Skegness, the smell of hot sugar and gaudy colourings that is a stick of candyfloss has emerged as a hugely potent throwback.
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Aromas such as fish and chips are powerful triggers of holiday memories
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@placeholder is home to thousands of troops from the U.S. military. | KABUL, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Two NATO-led soldiers were killed and six wounded in an attack in a U.S. base in eastern Afghanistan early Sunday, officials said. U.S. soldiers at the Bagram base in Afghanistan prepare for a mission earlier this year. The soldiers were serving with the International Security Assistance Force, the organization said in a statement. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attacks. Spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said three missiles were launched at the base at about 2 a.m. local time (5:30 p.m. Saturday ET). The attacks occurred at Bagram air field. The injured were being treated at the base, according to the statement.
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Two soldiers killed and six wounded in attack at U.S. base in Afghanistan
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A total of 8,305 detainees still remain in @placeholder custody, about half the number at the start of the year. | BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- The U.S. military closed its detention facility in southern Iraq on Thursday after a plane carried the last remaining prisoners to another facility in Baghdad. Iraqi detainees walk around Camp Bucca detention centre on May 20, 2008 The United States has been releasing detainees or transferring custody to the Iraqi government, a goal spelled out in the bilateral security agreement negotiated last year between the two nations. Since February, the Americans have released about 750 detainees from its detention facilities and transferred 200 more to Iraqi authorities each month, the military said. Camp Bucca, in the southern port city of Basra, was one of three prisons operated by U.S.-led forces in Iraq. The other two are Camp Cropper, adjacent to the Baghdad airport, and Camp Taji, just north of the capital.
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U.S. miliary closes Camp Bucca, a detention center in southern Iraq
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Last remaining prisoners were transferred to another center in Baghdad
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"There have been numerous reports about what I said in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Actress Sharon Stone said in a statement Saturday that she "could not be more regretful" of her comments this month regarding the earthquake in China, in which she suggested that the quake was an act of "karma." Sharon Stone made the controversial remarks before she hosted a charity auction at the Cannes Film Festival. "Yes, I misspoke," said the statement released by Stone's publicist and entitled "In my own words by Sharon Stone." "I could not be more regretful of that mistake. It was unintentional. I apologize. Those words were never meant to be hurtful to anyone," Stone said. "They were an accident of my distraction and a product of news sensationalism."
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Sharon Stone had suggested that deadly earthquake might be karma
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Carney had been contracted to @placeholder until the end of the 2018 season. | (CNN) -- An Australian rugby league star has been sacked from his club in disgrace after a photograph circulated on social media that appeared to show him urinating into his own mouth. The vulgar photograph of Todd Carney, taken at a nightclub urinal, created a storm on social media, prompting the Cronulla Sharks club to release a statement Sunday announcing it had ended the player's contract with immediate effect. "When Todd was first signed to the Sharks he was made well aware of his responsibilities both on and off the field, to himself, the club and to the game in general," read the statement, issued by the club's CEO Steve Noyce.
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Australian rugby league star Todd Carney has been sacked by his club over a lewd photo
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The money would be used to prop up Cypriot banks that were badly exposed to the financial crisis in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Cyprus has become the latest eurozone nation to apply for a bailout amid a financial crisis linked to debt defaults in Greece. The Mediterranean island has a huge banking sector and its public debt is expected to match GDP within the next decade. Proposals to tax existing bank deposits as part of a rescue package have alarmed investors. The Cypriot parliament on Tuesday rejected a €10 billion eurozone bailout package due to investor alarm over a proposed tax on existing bank deposits as part of the rescue package. Why is Cyprus facing financial problems? In a March 16 statement on the agreement, the Eurogroup -- an informal body of eurozone finance ministers -- said the "current fragile situation of the Cypriot financial sector" was linked to its large size relative to the country's GDP. Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem said Cyprus' banking sector was more than five times the size of GDP and the group predicted that the island's public debt would reach 100% of GDP in 2020.
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Cyprus' president has agreed to an EU rescue package that would see bank deposits taxed
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Lawmakers in Cyprus reject the controversial tax on bank deposits
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The Eurogroup predicts that Cyprus' public debt will reach 100% of GDP in 2020
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Although employees at Apple and @placeholder are treated very differently, the two companies are known for keeping their workers and others in the dark. | (CNN) -- Foxconn, the high-profile electronics company that builds Apple's iPhone and other products in China, is back in the headlines after workers rioted at its Taiyaun factory. Foxconn has attracted attention in the past for poor working conditions and a series of employee suicides. Fang Zhongyang, one of the factory workers, told Bloomberg Businessweek that "The guards here use gangster style to manage. We are not against following rules, but you have to tell us why. They won't explain things, and we feel like we cannot communicate with them." On Friday, a labor rights group reported that Foxconn workers had gone on strike over production demands for the iPhone 5; the company denied there was a strike.
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Don Tapscott: Apple seems like an exception to idea that openness helps companies
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Apple guards its software but has opened interface to app developers
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They decided to leave @placeholder after they were assaulted last summer. | (CNN) -- The home of a Syrian musician's family was ransacked this week, an act viewed as further intimidation by security forces angry at his views about the government. Malek Jandali, a renowned composer and pianist in Syria, told CNN Saturday that he learned from close sources that two armed security officers broke into his family's Homs residence and looted and destroyed furniture. The house was empty because his parents had fled to the United States. Jandali, an American citizen living in Atlanta, says he believes security forces targeted his family because of his pro-opposition performances. He said he hoped his music would promote harmony, peace and understanding, but he believes a July performance in Washington prompted thugs to assault his parents.
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Meanwhile the silent instrument continues to delight and mystify @placeholder, who have even started a Twitter account for their new star attraction. | A grand piano found dumped in the East River has become an unlikely New York City attraction as hipsters and tourists flock to see the waterlogged instrument. Pictures of the of the Mason & Hamlin piano started surfacing on social media last week and now the instrument - submerged at high tide but almost entirely exposed at low tide - has become the star of local photoshoots and global Instagram and Twitter posts. Hashtag art? Instagram users have been posting stylish snaps of a mystery waterlogged piano discovered underneath Brooklyn Bridge The origins of the musical machinery remain a mystery, and theories about how it arrived under Brooklyn Bridge range from it having fallen off a passing truck to it being a secret art installation, or that it has floated downstream after being dumped by a frustrated maestro.
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Mason & Hamlin instrument found in the river on the Manhattan side of Brooklyn Bridge last Monday
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Her relatives were hesitant when @placeholder rushed into her marriage with Wohlschlaeger in 2006 after just a three month courtship. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:09 EST, 7 September 2013 | UPDATED: 01:22 EST, 7 September 2013 The relatives of a woman who died mysteriously have aired their suspicions about her husband as they believe that he had something to do with her death. Dr Michael Wohlschlaeger's fifth wife Shirley Seitz died in their Alabama bedroom following days of unexplained pain and now her relatives are still waiting for justice. He has never been charged with any crimes in connection to her death and maintains that he is innocent, but her relatives painted a far more sinister picture of the four-year marriage that ended with Seitz unconscious, face down on their bedroom floor.
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Shirley Seitz died in 2010 after being married to her husband for four years
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'He's been captain and great in the dressing room, I couldn't be more pleased with @placeholder. | Harry Redknapp has admitted he must use Bobby Zamora sparingly to control the QPR striker's chronic hip problems. Rangers boss Redknapp hailed the 33-year-old's resolve for playing through the pain, but conceded the former Tottenham forward cannot last a full 90 minutes. Zamora has battled rumbling hip complaints for almost two years, but Redknapp said QPR are fighting to keep him in action as long as possible. Bobby Zamora gets ready to pick himself up after a challenge during Monday night's win over Aston Villa Zamora trains alongside his QPR team-mates in London earlier this week 'Bobby has been very important for us,' said Redknapp, ahead of Saturday's Premier League trip to Chelsea.
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QPR striker Bobby Zamora has chronic hip problems
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Harry Redknapp says Zamora cannot play for full 90 minutes
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Redknapp says condition must be managed similar to Ledley King
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The Brazilian defender will be looking to bolster @placeholder's defensive ranks if a move goes through | Villarreal have confirmed they have agreed a deal in principle with Arsenal for defender Gabriel Paulista to join the Gunners in a £15million deal. The 24-year-old, who Arsene Wenger recently confirmed was a transfer target for the club, is expected to join the club imminently with Joel Campbell joining the La Liga side on loan for the remainder of the season as part of the agreement. The news comes following Paulista was left out of Villarreal's 18-man squad to face Levante at El Madrigal on Saturday night, increasing speculation that the Brazilian was closing in on a move to the Emirates.
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Villarreal have confirmed defender Gabriel Paulista is set for a £15million move to Arsenal
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The 24-year-old was not included in the squad to face Levante on Saturday
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Joel Campbell will join the La Liga side on loan for the remainder of the season as part of the deal
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Luis Suarez trains for Barca on Thursday as he prepares to potentially make his debut in @placeholder | British viewers will miss the first 15 minutes of Saturday's game due to broadcasting regulations. Luka Modric has piled more misery on Liverpool by claiming Real Madrid eased off in the second half of their Champions League clash to save themselves for Saturday's Clasico against Barcelona. Real cruised to a 3-0 win at Anfield and played much of the second half at walking pace as they conserved energy for the eagerly anticipated encounter at the Bernabeu. Cristiano Ronaldo opened the scoring before a Karim Benzema double put the game out of Liverpool's reach before half-time, and Modric admitted the European champions started to think about the Barcelona match after the interval.
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Luka Modric claims Real eased off ahead of Saturday's clash with Barca
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Officials in @placeholder closed schools as sheriff's deputies equipped with night vision equipment attempted to hunt down the animals in eastern Ohio after the suicide of the man at the farm where they lived. | (CNN) -- Five people have been charged with attempted theft in Ohio after allegedly trying to steal the carcass of an escaped lion that was set free by its owner -- along with other exotic animals -- and ultimately killed by authorities. Authorities apprehended four adults and one juvenile October 19 as they attempted to sneak the lion carcass into their vehicle, Muskingum County Sheriff Matthew J. Lutz said. "They got the cat into the trunk, and we stopped them," Lutz said. "I'm not sure what they planned to do with it." The five were charged Monday, he said. According to sheriff's department documents, deputies stopped a Jeep Cherokee sport utility vehicle and found the large dead cat inside.
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'It provides an opportunity for the government to work with the whole community to reconfigure its first budget and national policy priorities around the urgent need to address poverty in @placeholder.' | Almost one in seven Australians are living below the poverty line and now the Australian Council of Social Service fear that federal budget measures will make it worse. ACOSS has released a report revealing poverty is growing in Australia, with an estimated 2.5 million people, or 13.9 per cent, living below the internationally accepted poverty line. It also found 603,000, or 17.7 per cent, of all children are living in poverty. Almost one in seven Australians are living below the poverty line The social problem is particularly stark in NSW, which has the highest proportion of people facing hardship with some 868,373 people living below the poverty line.
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Australian Council of Social Service reveals Australia's poverty is growing
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Ms Adams, who now lives in @placeholder, said: 'When I got to the hospital, Jenna asked me to tell jokes because she said "everyone is looking at me like I'm going to die". | A comedian who began her career by telling jokes to her dying sister has now been crowned Britain's top woman comic. Jayde Adams, 29, was asked by her sister Jenna Adams to keep everyone in high spirits after she was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. So Ms Adams, originally from Bristol, started telling jokes at her sister's hospital bedside. Scroll down for video Jayde Adams (left), 29, began her career by telling jokes to her dying sister Jenna (right) and has now won a coveted comedian award When her sister died two years later, Ms Adams felt inspired to carry on making people laugh and decided to forge a new career.
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Jayde Adams, 29, from Bristol, started telling jokes to sister Jenna Adams
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Halfway house: Many of the migrants staying at the shelter are expected to claim asylum in @placeholder | By Hugo Gye and Tim Finan PUBLISHED: 06:05 EST, 11 December 2013 | UPDATED: 07:28 EST, 11 December 2013 These pictures show the giant hostel for refugees set up by the mayor of Calais to keep them safe from the elements as they wait to cross the channel to Britain. The building in the port city has been converted from a former dockers' social club, and has space for 120 asylum seekers, mostly from Africa and the Middle East. The refugees must sleep on mattresses on the floor, packed so closely together that it is almost impossible to walk between them.
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Rather than study @placeholder football, I had to deal with the police, change locks, etc. | CAIRO, Egypt (CNN) -- I'm traveling with a chunk of gold -- the World Cup Trophy -- from Zurich, Switzerland to Cairo, Egypt. CNN's Ben Wedeman checks the World Cup is not getting a better seat than him. When CNN Johannesburg Bureau Chief Kim Norgaard suggested I fly from Zurich to Cairo to cover the arrival of the World Cup trophy in Africa in the lead-up to the games in South Africa next summer, I thought he was joking. Kim, an unabashed football (soccer) fanatic, knows I'm, well, skeptical about a group of grown men paid hefty salaries to kick a little ball around a big field.
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World Cup trophy starts publicity trip ahead of 2010 tournament
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We were just trying to figure out a way to give back to the @placeholder community, do something here. | (CNN) -- With a rev of his Harley-Davidson's engine and a smile, Dierks Bentley plays leader of the pack once a year on his annual fund-raiser, Miles and Music for Kids. On a Sunday afternoon each fall for the last eight years, Bentley has been at the head of the line as motorcycle enthusiasts follow him on an hour-long ride from the Harley dealership in Columbia, Tennessee, to downtown Nashville's Riverfront Park. The day ends with a star-studded concert, with some of the biggest names in country music joining Bentley on his mission. Over the last eight years Bentley, his famous friends and their fans have raised over $2 million for the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt.
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Dierks Bentley hosts an annual fund-raiser for Vanderbilt children's hospital
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Miles and Music for Kids combines Bentley's love of music and motorcycles
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To my eyes, the @placeholder only makes the movie look phonier; the actors often seem to exist in a different visual plane to their surroundings. | (CNN) -- Greece may be in an economic mess these days, but the ancient gods are back in vogue, at least in Hollywood, where the success of "300" and "Percy Jackson" novelist Rick Riordan has not gone unnoticed. Combine that with today's computer-generated visuals, which allow you to conjure up armies of extras at the press of a button, and "Immortals" virtually writes itself. (In fact the dour, humorless screenplay is credited to Charley and Vias Parlapanides.) Less "300 2" than "300 3D," "Immortals" is a sledgehammer action spectacle interspersed with bouts of enervating pseudo-philosophical discourse and moments of fine visual embellishment.
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John Hurt and Luke Evans share the role of Zeus, king of the gods
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@placeholder accepted a police caution for assault, and the couple announced they would divorce soon afterward. | London (CNN) -- Charles Saatchi, the millionaire ex-husband of celebrity chef Nigella Lawson, said Friday he believed his ex-wife had taken drugs but had no evidence of it, as he testified at the trial of two former assistants accused of fraud. The former assistants, Italian sisters Francesca and Elisabetta Grillo, deny embezzling hundreds of thousands of pounds on company credit cards. Allegations of drug use by Lawson were made in a pre-trial hearing for the case earlier this week, when an e-mail sent by Saatchi to Lawson in October was read out by the defense. In the e-mail, Saatchi wrote that the assistants would likely "get off" because Lawson was using cocaine and marijuana on a daily basis and "allowed the sisters to spend whatever they liked."
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Charles Saatchi says he never saw Nigella Lawson take drugs but he believes she did
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The 24th-ranked Querrey will face another @placeholder Tommy Robredo in the last 16, after the world No. | (CNN) -- World No. 1 Rafael Nadal has continued his impressive run of form at Indian Wells with a straight-sets third-round victory over American qualifier Ryan Sweeting. The 23-year-old Spaniard has dropped just 11 points on his serve in the tournament so far, and took just 68 minutes to brush aside the world No. 105 6-3 6-1 on Monday. "I played solid," the two-time winner of the Californian hard-court event, who had a first-round bye, told the official ATP Tour website. "I think today the more positive thing is I finished much better than the beginning of the match. In general I'm happy."
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Rafael Nadal eases into last 16 at Indian Wells by beating U.S. qualifier Ryan Sweeting
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Two-time champion meets Indian qualifier Somdev Devvarman for a quarterfinal spot
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Robin Soderling suffers surprise defeat to German world No. 35 Philipp Kohlschreiber
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Juan Martin del Potro, Sam Querrey and Tommy Robredo also progress to round four | 15,489 | record_train |
It was a move that @placeholder feels will benefit himself and the entire club. | By Kieran Gill Follow @@kie1410 Ander Herrera will become an influential figure for Manchester United, says Juan Mata. Herrera was crowned man of the match after one of the most complete debut performances a player could hope to make, pulling the strings in United's 7-0 demolishing of LA Galaxy at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. And Mata was all for praising his midfield partner: 'He did great. I know him very well from our days with the Spanish national youth teams and he was very good. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ander Herrera say he is the right age to join such a big club
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Ander Herrera 'did great' during Manchester United's 7-0 win over LA Galaxy in their pre-season friendly, according to team-mate Juan Mata
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Herrera won man of the match award and created a string of chances as he was one of just two players to stay on for 90 minutes
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'We have a good connection on and off the pitch,' says midfielder Mata
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He adds: 'I think he will give us a lot of good things this season' | 15,490 | record_train |
While social and religious conservatives hope her conservative principles continue to guide her action regarding the @placeholder measure, her record on lesbian and gay issues is thin. | Washington (CNN) -- To veto or not to veto: It's up to Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer. She must decide if she is going to sign into law legislation that would allow business owners, as long as they assert their religious beliefs, to deny service to gay and lesbian customers. If she approves it, the state could face litigation and a boycott, potentially harming Arizona's economy and tourism industry as well as next year's Super Bowl. Arizona lawmakers pass controversial anti-gay bill Brewer told CNN her decision will come after she returns later this week to Arizona from Washington, where she has been attending the National Governors Association meetings.
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NEW: NFL, which will host Super Bowl in Arizona next year, says it is monitoring situation
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Gov. Jan Brewer says she will "do the right thing" for Arizona
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Brewer's conservative record might indicate what she will do
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CLICK HERE to read the rest of @placeholder's quotes from his Friday press conference | Arsenal are facing another injury nightmare with Aaron Ramsey set to be ruled out for up to four weeks. The 23-year-old was taken off at half-time against Galatasaray on Tuesday - Ramsey's third game in a week - after tweaking a hamstring again. He had scored two goals in Turkey, including a 30-yard volley widely hailed as a wonder strike. It comes as a further blow to manager Arsene Wenger, who will also be missing Jack Wilshere in central midfield for several months. Aaron Ramsey is facing four weeks on the sidelines after tweaking his hamstring The midfielder is set to miss crunch Premier League games against Newcastle and Liverpool
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Aaron Ramsey injury is another blow to Arsene Wenger
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Arsenal are also missing Jack Wilshere in midfield
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Ramsey is set to miss crunch games against Newcastle and Liverpool
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The Wales international scored two against Galatasaray midweek | 15,492 | record_train |
The villain hacks into @placeholder to gain control of the agency's gas pipeline, which allows him to target and blow up specific rooms. | (CNN) -- "Skyfall," the 23rd installment in the James Bond series, one of the longest-running film franchises in history, recently landed at the top of the box office with $87.8 million in ticket sales. It was the largest opening ever for 007 and the fourth largest opening this year, behind "The Avengers," "The Dark Knight Rises," and "The Hunger Games." Ian Fleming's agent has always been a man of wish fulfillment. After all, he brought heat during the chilliest parts of the Cold War and had the requisite women and weapons. Now, Bond is proving that he still has a place at MI6 by tackling a much more modern dilemma: tactical cyberespionage and terrorism.
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A cyberterrorism expert takes on "Skyfall's" take on cyberespionage and terrorism
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He says accessing top secret information isn't as easy as the movie implies
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Like in the film, transportation remains a soft target, according to the expert | 15,493 | record_train |
However, despite the undoubted pressure he is no doubt feeling, having @placeholder by his side will be a comfort. | By Katy Winter While her elegant and demure sense of style remained the same, Kim Sears let her usual stoic demeanour drop today as she arrived at Wimbledon. The 25-year-old smiled and laughed while walking into the stadium ahead of boyfriend Andy Murray’s third-round match against Roberto Bautista Agut of Argentina on Centre Court today. Keeping her long hair in its straight, sleek style, Kim chose a below-the-knee white linen skirt from Hobbs, teamed with a laid-back cropped Levi denim jacket, black lace top, and funky leopard-print ballet pumps. Kim looked unusually cheerful as she arrived at Wimbledon to once again support boyfriend Andy Murray
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Artist Kim, 25, arrived at Wimbledon smiling and laughing today
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Came to support boyfriend Andy Murray against Roberto Bautista Agut
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Carried Marylebone handbag - which she's brought to every match so far | 15,494 | record_train |
Mrs Truss said: ‘We have some brilliant maths teachers in this country but what I saw in Shanghai, and other @placeholder cities, has only strengthened my belief that we can learn from them. | Maths teachers are to be flown in from China to help arrest declining standards in Britain. Sixty English-speaking teachers from Shanghai will be placed in schools from September to promote methods such as rigorous daily maths lessons and homework, ministers will announce today. The move, brokered by Education Minister Liz Truss following a fact-finding trip to China, is the latest in a series of initiatives aimed at reversing a slide in maths standards. It follows research showing that the children of cleaners and catering assistants in Shanghai were better at maths than the children of doctors and lawyers in Britain.
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Teachers put in schools from September to promote Chinese methods
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Move brokered by Education Minister Liz Truss after fact-finding trip
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Research showed catering assistants in Shanghai were better at maths than children of British doctors and lawyers | 15,495 | record_train |
The letter from the attorneys accused Mr @placeholder of trying to ‘cause confusion, mistake or deception’ among people who may think he is affiliated with Starbucks – his response put those fears to rest after first apologizing for his poor spelling. | By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 22:36 EST, 30 December 2013 | UPDATED: 23:37 EST, 30 December 2013 A Missouri bar owner hit with a cease and desist order from Starbucks responded sarcastically and even proposed a mock settlement. The sarcasm-filled letter was sent from Exit 6 Pub and Brewery owner Jeff Briton to lawyers for the coffee giant demanding he change the name of one of his in-house brews from ‘Frappicino’ so it was not confused with a the chain's popular ‘Frappucino' drink. Mr Britton referred to the beer as ‘F Word’ throughout the letter, mockingly apologized for ‘any damage’ caused and cut a check for the $6 in profit earned from the three beers sold under the similar name.
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The coffee giant sent a cease and desist order to Exit 6 Pub and Brewery over a similarly named beer
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The bar spelled the beer's name 'frappicino,' the Starbucks drink is spelled 'frappucino'
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Owner Jeff Briton's saracastic, mocking reply even included a $6 check to cover the profits he made | 15,496 | record_train |
Except nobody can then argue that @placeholder needs to bring on the kids to solve this crisis. | Every epic journey starts with a single, small step. Not necessarily from the canteen of a car plant outside Luton, but hey ho. Roy Hodgson, the England manager, is used to playing the hand he has been dealt and on Monday that meant fronting up his World Cup squad, not at Wembley or St George’s Park, or even on stage at the Cafe Royal as in previous years, but at a Vauxhall factory off junction 10 of the M1. The modern Football Association are really spoiled for choice when it comes to suitable venues. They have dramatic locations, magnificent backdrops that would speak of this fine game and its history.
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England have a new golden generation heading to the World Cup in Brazil
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These are the best players England have; they just happen to be young
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Roy Hodgson was right to select Luke Shaw over Ashley Cole | 15,497 | record_train |
He told CNN in 1999 that his coworkers at the gas company called him "@placeholder" because he'd often talk about becoming a movie star. | (CNN) -- Michael Clarke Duncan, nominated for an Academy Award for his role in the 1999 film "The Green Mile," died Monday morning at age 54, according to a representative for his family. Duncan "suffered a myocardial infarction on July 13 and never fully recovered," a written statement from Joy Fehily said. Clarke died at a Los Angeles hospital where he had been since having the heart attack more than seven weeks ago. According to TMZ, it was Duncan's girlfriend Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, a reality star and former contestant on "The Apprentice," who had acted quickly and provided lifesaving efforts when he had the heart attack.
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Actor won critical acclaim for his role in 'The Green Mile'
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At 6 feet 5 inches tall, he was a towering figure
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Duncan also was known for his deep voice
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He suffered a heart attack in July and never recovered, a family representative says | 15,498 | record_train |
But as Fishel fought back against her haters, her former costar, @placeholder, was embarking on his own walk down the aisle. | (CNN) -- The stars of "Boy Meets World" had a busy, wedding-filled weekend. On Saturday, actress Danielle Fishel -- Topanga to "Boy Meets World" fans -- enjoyed "one of the most amazing days" of her life as she wed Tim Belusko in a Los Angeles ceremony. "The love in the room was palpable and overwhelming in the best way possible," the 32-year-old newlywed tweeted after the nuptials. According to her Tumblr, Fishel met Belusko, 25, when she went back to school at 27 to get her college degree, which she happily announced she acquired last December. She didn't completely fit in at school at first, Fishel wrote, but "I persevered and sometimes I wasn't the oldest person in class, some of the whisperers became good friends, and I did so well in math, I even became a tutor. And that is how I met my fiancé."
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Two stars of "Boy Meets World" got married this weekend
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Danielle Fishel wed Tim Belusko in Los Angeles on Saturday
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Rider Strong married actress Alexandra Barreto on Sunday | 15,499 | record_train |
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