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Besides those who leave @placeholder, there has been growing concern about networks which facilitate travel and raise money, raising the risk of attacks on the homeland. | The Sydney siege has brought home some troubling truths to Australians. They are not immune to the upheavals in the Middle East, despite being on the other side of the world. They are as vulnerable as Canadians or Europeans to what are often called "lone-wolf" terror attacks. And recently-introduced anti-terror laws, while some of the toughest in the world, can only do so much. Radicalized Australians have been drawn to ISIS for many months, as well as to al Qaeda's affiliate in Syria, Jabhat al-Nusra. Intelligence estimates put the number of Australians fighting with militant groups in the region at between 60 and 100. And long before Syria and Iraq became the jihadists' destinations of choice, Australians were among foreign militants converging on Yemen, Somalia and Pakistan.
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Australia is not immune to the upheavals in the Middle East, writes CNN's Tim Lister
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ASIO: Around 100 Australians support jihadist groups
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The jihadist pipeline from Australia to the region has become more sophisticated
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Australia has also contributed military support to the anti-ISIS coalition | 15,700 | record_train |
The Americans only led 60-59 at halftime, but outscored the @placeholder 42-17 in the third period. | London (CNN) -- She didn't even know she had produced one of the most dramatic goals in U.S. women's football history until the crowd and her teammates went crazy. With the match between the United States and Canada just seconds from going to penalty kicks, American Alex Morgan outleaped a Canadian defender and headed a Heather O'Reilly cross over goalkeeper Erin McLeod to give the U.S. a thrilling 4-3 extra time victory on Monday. "I didn't even see it go in," Morgan said. "I just try and be in the right position." Three times, the Canadians took a one-goal lead, as their star Christine Sinclair scored in the 22nd, 67th and 73rd minutes. But Megan Rapinoe of the U.S. netted twice and Abby Wambach scored a penalty kick after a disputed call to send the match into extra time.
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NEW: Team USA routs Argentina in men's basketball to set up quarterfinal game against Australia
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NEW: Grenada, Cyprus get first medals ever
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Alex Morgan scores game-winning goal for the U.S. football team
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American gymnast Gabby Douglas gets a disappointing result on the uneven bars | 15,701 | record_train |
In the case of Facebook, the tremendous volume of orders on the first day of trading exposed a glitch in @placeholder's system, ultimately preventing timely order confirmations for many traders, leaving them unsure about their exposure for hours, and in some cases for days afterwards. | PUBLISHED: 09:05 EST, 27 October 2013 | UPDATED: 02:40 EST, 28 October 2013 The New York Stock Exchange on Saturday did a test run of Twitter's highly anticipated market debut. The NYSE wants to avoid the types of problems that plagued Facebook's initial public offering in 2012 on rival Nasdaq. The Big Board, run by NYSE Euronext, regularly does systems testing on the weekends, but this was the first time it had run a simulated IPO, and it did so at the request of its member firms - many of whom took part in Facebook's IPO on Nasdaq OMX Group's main exchange.
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Twitter is this year's most anticipated initial public offering in the U.S.
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Social networking company will sell 70 million shares at between $17 and $20
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The biggest Internet IPO since Facebook, NYSE wants to avoid system glitches | 15,702 | record_train |
@placeholder invaded Poland from the west in 1939 and Soviet forces occupied the eastern half of Poland. | By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 11:51 EST, 21 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:40 EST, 21 October 2013 The European Court of Human Rights has criticised Russia for its investigation into the massacre of Polish war prisoners by Soviet troops but admitted it is powerless to do anything about it. Through April and May 1940, an estimated 22,000 Polish military officers and intellectuals were killed in Katyn, western Russia, many of them trucked in from prison camps, shot in the head from behind, and shoved into mass graves. After blaming Nazi Germany for the Katyn massacre for decades, the Soviet Union admitted in April 1990 that its forces were responsible. But none of the culprits has ever been identified and investigations have been shelved.
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Soviet secret police murdered 22,000 Poles in Katyn, Russia, in 1940
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Russia admitted in 1990 that it did commit atrocity but made no arrests
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Victims' families wanted ECHR to force Russia to publish 1990 probe
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But ECHR says it can't force Russia because it didn't exist in 1940 | 15,703 | record_train |
Rouhani succeeds outgoing President @placeholder, who was term-limited and could not run in the election. | Tehran (CNN) -- Iranian centrist candidate Hassan Rouhani has won the country's presidential election, a victory that garnered both congratulations and skepticism around the world. Rouhani spoke of reforms without threatening Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, or the country's institutions -- of which he is product. The former national security council chief promised greater personal freedoms and indicated he would free political prisoners and jailed journalists. He takes the helm as Iran deals with sharp economic sanctions tied to international concern about its nuclear program. On Sunday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cautioned the world against easing such sanctions.
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Hassan Rouhani succeeds Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as president
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He promises greater personal freedoms without threatening Iran's supreme leader
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Israeli prime minister: The world shouldn't let up on sanctions for Iran's nuclear program
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"It's not democracy as we know it," Britain's prime minister says of the Iranian election | 15,704 | record_train |
Almost immediately after the speech, @placeholder and the blogoshere were buzzing about the First Lady's choice to sport the grey zip-front jacket and matching skirt. | The State of the Union address got a bit of Hollywood glamour on Tuesday night when the famed Twitter Mirror, a regular at awards show red carpets, made an unexpected appearance at the White House. First Lady Michelle Obama and some of her guests posed for selfies taken by the mirror which included the hashtag #SOTU. The first selfie tweeted out by Michelle Obama's @FLOTUS account featured Anthony Mendez, who overcame homelessness to go to college, and Malik Bryant, a 13 year-old from Chicago. Both were White House guests to the State of the Union address. Another pictured featured the First Lady posing with Dr. Jill Biden, the wife of the Vice President.
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Twitter Mirror, a regular at awards show red carpets, made an unexpected appearance at the White House for Tuesday's State of the Union address
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First Lady Michelle Obama and some of her guests posed for selfies taken by the mirror which included the hashtag #SOTU
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Believed to be part of efforts by the White House to appeal to a younger demographic | 15,705 | record_train |
And the second is, if Iraq is able to consolidate as a democracy, it will mean there will have been some success in Iraq that we can point to for the vast investment and the vast expenditure of blood and treasure that the @placeholder has put in. | New York (CNN) -- This weekend's Iraqi election is testing the strength of the nation's young democracy and could be a turning point in the history of the Middle East, says analyst Fareed Zakaria. In the March 7 election, Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's coalition in the Iraqi parliament is seeking to win enough votes to keep him in office for another term. On Thursday, a series of insurgent attacks led to the deaths of 29 people in the city of Baquba. Zakaria said the election could have a lasting impact: "It might be the turning point in the rise of Iraq in the Middle East. Iraq is one of the largest, most important countries in the Arab world. It has the third or fourth largest petroleum reserves in the world. Even now it has $40 billion in oil revenues every year; it has a well-trained army thanks to the Americans.
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Iraq holds a key parliamentary election March 7
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Fareed Zakaria says this is a test of the vibrancy of Iraq's democracy
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He says it will be crucial for Iraq to show that rights of minorities will be protected
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Iraq could emerge as a more powerful nation and a model for democracy in the Arab world | 15,706 | record_train |
While most political analysts believe the GOP has a decent shot at a net pickup of four seats this fall, almost nobody believes the @placeholder can gain 13 seats. | Washington (CNN) -- While conservatives are still seething over last week's Supreme Court ruling saving President Barack Obama's health care overhaul, top Capitol Hill Republicans are gleefully using the decision to fire up their base with promises of a repeal in 2013. The high court's 5-4 decision "underscores the urgency of repealing this harmful law in its entirety," House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, said shortly after last Thursday's ruling. "Republicans stand ready to work with a president who will listen to the American people." House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Virginia, announced that his GOP-controlled chamber will vote on a full repeal on July 11. While the House is certain pass the measure -- it's already done so once before -- the largely symbolic bill has no chance of clearing the Democratic-run Senate.
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Republicans say they can use reconciliation to overturn large parts of Obamacare
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Reconciliation lets a bare Senate majority change certain tax and spending rules
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GOP leaders are also using the issue to fire up their conservative base
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Chief Justice Roberts called the mandate a tax in last Thursday's ruling | 15,707 | record_train |
About the group's demand for an investigation, the two school officials cited how the university has already hired a @placeholder attorney to conduct an independent inquiry of "academic irregularities" that relate to another controversy involving student-athletes. | (CNN) -- A Washington watchdog group is calling for the University of North Carolina to investigate whether administrators broke state law when a whistleblowing employee's credibility was repeatedly and publicly attacked following a CNN investigation into the reading levels of student-athletes. The Government Accountability Project (GAP), a 37-year-old group that says it leads the nation in whistleblower protection, urged the inquiry in a letter to UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Carol Folt on March 6, which the project made public Friday. The group expresses alarm about university officials' treatment of instructor and tutor Mary Willingham, who alleges the Chapel Hill campus has enrolled student-athletes with reading levels near the lowest elementary grades.
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Government Accountability Project demands a probe in a letter to UNC-Chapel Hill
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An attorney hired to look into another case may -- or may not -- do probe, UNC says
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Mary Willingham exposed how UNC enrolls student-athletes reading at third-grade level
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UNC's whistleblower policy says employees should be "free of intimidation" | 15,708 | record_train |
her aunt has been identified as @placeholder, the suspect's | By Associated Press A Pennsylvania bride accused of killing her niece after the wedding has been ordered to stand trial on homicide and aggravated assault charges. Charges against newlywed Christina George-Harvan, 30, were sent to Beaver County court after her preliminary hearing on Friday. She is being held without bail. George-Harvan, of Conway, allegedly shot 21-year-old Katelyn Francis on April 24 as they left a bar in New Brighton, about 30 miles north of Pittsburgh. The wedding was held earlier that day. Scroll down for video Christina George-Harvan, 30, enters court on Friday for the preliminary hearing of her murder trial in Beaver County, West Virginia
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Christina George-Harvan, 30, allegedly shot her niece 21-year-old Katelyn Francis as they left a West Virginia bar
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The newlyweds and Francis were arguing about who would be the designated driver when the bride picked up a shotgun and shot her niece
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George-Harvan claims that his client simply tried to move the gun when it went off | 15,709 | record_train |
"Al Qaeda was running training camps in @placeholder in the early and mid-1990s," he said. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Al Qaeda operatives are leaving the battle zones along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border and heading for Somalia and Yemen, where they have set up training camps, according to U.S. intelligence officials. Somalian President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed has been targeted by al Qaeda. The officials believe that al Qaeda may see the Horn of Africa as its new headquarters after dozens of attacks from U.S. drones along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border. The officials could not be named because of the sensitive nature of the information. However, CIA Director Leon Panetta said the intelligence agency is keeping tabs the region as a possible destination for fleeing al Qaeda operatives.
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Militants leaving Afghanistan-Pakistan border, intelligence officials say
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It's signal that U.S. drone attacks are having an effect, they say
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Somalians report seeing foreign fighters among Al-Shabaab militia | 15,710 | record_train |
'If you score a goal like that it gives you confidence and the team, and if I am really honest I needed that,' said Van Persie, who also teed up @placeholder's second goal for Wayne Rooney. | Robin van Persie felt he was back in business after capping Manchester United's convincing 3-0 win over Hull with a superb final goal. The Dutchman struck for the first time in a month as he netted United's third in a one-sided Barclays Premier League encounter at Old Trafford. Van Persie's form had been the subject of heavy scrutiny ahead of the game after an ineffectual display in the previous week's win at Arsenal. Robin van Persie has admitted he 'needed' the goal against Hull to boost his confidence Robin van Persie (left) celebrates scoring their third goal with partner Wayne Rooney (right)
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Manchester United beat Hull City 3-0 at Old Trafford in Premier League
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Robin van Persie scored United's third goal against the Tigers
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The Dutch forward admitted he had 'needed' that goal
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Only negative for United was the loss of Angel di Maria to injury | 15,711 | record_train |
He wishes his son would get back to his "@placeholder roots." | BERLIN, Germany (CNN) -- Jeffrey Jamaleldine took a bullet to his chin that blew out much of his jaw and nearly killed him while deployed in Iraq last year. The sacrifice is just part of his job, he says, and he'd go back to Iraq in a second if asked. Jeffrey Jamaleldine left Germany for college in America. In 2006, he joined the U.S. Army. That is something that troubles his family, especially his father. Jamaleldine served in the U.S. Army as a German citizen, one of an estimated 20,500 "green-card warriors" in the military. Last month, Jamaleldine was awarded U.S. citizenship, but he's keeping his German passport.
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Soldier was one of more than 20,000 "green-card warriors"
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Jeffrey Jamaleldine's dad wonders why his son is more "American than German"
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Jamaleldine went to college in the U.S. and fell in love with the American dream
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"You can go from rags to riches there. People still believe in that," he says | 15,712 | record_train |
Obama's position was reiterated by @placeholder Secretary of State John Kerry, who testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the administration's plan to defeat ISIS, the terror group that refers to itself as the Islamic State. | The U.S. is not returning combat troops to Iraq, President Barack Obama insisted again Wednesday, despite the suggestion by his top general that option is something the Pentagon could consider. Speaking at U.S. Central Command in Florida, Obama said again that U.S. troops "do not and will not have a combat mission" in Iraq against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. "After a decade of massive ground deployments, it is more effective to use our unique capabilities in support of partners on the ground so they can secure their own countries' futures," he said. "And that's the only solution that will succeed over the long term."
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House approves Obama's request to train and arm Syrian rebels to fight ISIS
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Kerry tells Senate committee that no countries have agreed to put boots on the ground
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Report: Iraq's PM says foreign troops are "put of the question"
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President: It's more effective for the United States to support partners on the ground | 15,713 | record_train |
But the three men allegedly responsible for the Bangkok bombings can hardly be considered professional, hard-core @placeholder terrorists. | (CNN) -- Even before the smoke had cleared from a series of bombings in the Thai capital of Bangkok Tuesday, Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak blamed Iran for the incident, as well as the attacks against Israeli diplomats in Delhi and Georgia two days ago. "The attempted terror attack in Thailand proves once again that Iran and its proxies continue to operate in the ways of terror and the latest attacks are an example of that," he said. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed. "In recent months, we have witnessed several attempts to attack Israeli citizens and Jews in several countries, including Azerbaijan, Thailand and others. Iran and its proxy, Hezbollah, were behind all of these attempted attacks."
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Quaglia: Bangkok suspects not involved in a sophisticated, state-financed terrorist attack
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Quaglia: Attack was amateurish operation with little advance planning for contingencies
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Quaglia: It's possible Iran is seeking to modulate its retaliation for murder of its scientists
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Quaglia: Iran may have leveraged "B-Team" contacts to attack Israeli diplomats | 15,714 | record_train |
"@placeholder citizens are advised to monitor local news reports and consider the level of security present when visiting public places, including religious sites." | New Delhi, India (CNN) -- One of two Taiwanese nationals injured in a shooting at a popular Old Delhi, India, tourist site remained in critical condition Monday after doctors removed a bullet from his abdomen, a hospital official said. Amit Banerjee, the medical superintendent of the hospital where the two tourists were being treated, added the other tourist is expected to be discharged soon. Meanwhile, the U.S. and Australian governments have issued safety advisories to their citizens after the shooting on Sunday. And two of India's largest cities -- Delhi and Mumbai -- are on red alert. Gunmen on a motorcycle fired multiple rounds at a tour bus, Karnail Singh of Delhi police told CNN sister network CNN-IBN on Sunday.
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The U.S. and Australia issue safety advisories before the Commonweath Games
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Gunmen on a motorcycle fired multiple shots at a tour bus, striking two Taiwanese tourists
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Tourism official: India is a safe destination for visitors | 15,715 | record_train |
His victim is thought to have been ushering him out of the premises in the early hours of May 5 when @placeholder turned around and swung a punch at him. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:29 EST, 10 September 2012 | UPDATED: 01:44 EST, 11 September 2012 A chef was killed by a single punch in a takeaway when he intervened in a trivial dispute over cheesy chips, a court heard today. Ricky Guest-Binns, 44, suffered a fatal bleed to the brain after he was felled by a blow to the side of his head from roofer Allan Glenny, 24, at the shop in Blackpool. Glenny had complained to staff they had not melted cheese properly on a portion of chips he had ordered for his girlfriend and then exchanged words with several customers.
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Victim Ricky Guest-Binns, 44, suffered a fatal bleed to his brain after receiving the devastating blow
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Roofer Allan Glenny, 24, launched the vicious 'unprovoked' attack after complaining about his girlfriend's chips
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Glenny was jailed for three years and four months after admitting manslaughter | 15,716 | record_train |
Lately, T-Mobile has been taking a bit of a beating in the @placeholder market. | (CNN) -- Once again, there are rumblings that the third- and fourth-largest U.S. wireless carriers may merge to form a larger combined No. 3. But would this be enough to keep the U.S. wireless market competitive for consumers? Last week Bloomberg reported that Deutsche Telekom AG, the parent company of T-Mobile, is negotiating a possible sale of T-Mobile to Sprint Nextel Corp. According to The Hill and The Washington Post, some industry analysts believe the U.S. government would approve this merger. Rumors of this merger have been around since 2009, when DT was eyeing a purchase of Sprint. And last weekend, TMOnews reported on an ambiguous non-confirmation/non-denial memo sent to T-Mobile employees by CEO Philip Humm.
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Deutsche Telekom AG is negotiating a possible sale of T-Mobile to Sprint Nextel Corp
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About 56,000 customers abandoned T-Mobile USA last year
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By contrast, Sprint, AT&T and Verizon Wireless all boosted their subscriber bases | 15,717 | record_train |
"Where is the powerful, strong @placeholder we all love?" | (CNN) -- DC Comics' Wonder Woman has gotten a makeover. For the character's big-screen debut in Zack Snyder's "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice," the familiar red, blue and gold costume has been traded in for a bronzed ensemble with matching thigh-high boots. The new look was unveiled at San Diego Comic-Con on Saturday, with director Snyder sharing the first photo of actress Gal Gadot as the Amazon princess. Some fans have been thrilled, saying Wonder Woman's costume was due for an update. "Not the classic costume, but interesting," one observer noted on Facebook. "That looks like Wonder Woman to me!" tweeted another. "Gal looks phenomenal."
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Wonder Woman's new look was seen at Comic-Con on Saturday
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The color scheme is darker than the classic costume
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Fan reaction has been mixed | 15,718 | record_train |
After the Memorial Day observances conclude and before @placeholder returns to business as usual, we need to ensure we are doing right by those who have served to protect our nation. | To some, Memorial Day marks the start of summer. But to veterans and their families, Memorial Day is one of the most difficult and hallowed days of the year. A time to reflect on our fallen heroes and to think of survivors of wars gone by. Lost, injured or home safe and sound, our military and veterans communities are facing grave challenges that deserve national attention. Yet, as this Memorial Day approaches, stories about Benghazi, the IRS, and the Department of Justice's seizing the phone records of AP and Fox reporters are taking up almost all of the focus in Washington.
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Paul Rieckhoff: Memorial Day most difficult, hallowed day for veterans and their loved ones
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They serve their country, yet 900,000 veterans have disability claims pending with the VA
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He says lawmakers, president taking needed action on big jump in sexual assault in ranks
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Rieckhoff: High rate of suicide among veterans requires urgent increase in prevention efforts | 15,719 | record_train |
Nixon went on to become president, but "this turning point in (his) life -- and it could have been the end of his political career -- happened at the @placeholder," Galloway says. | (CNN)Pink-painted elephants, bathing suit beauties and -- Richard Nixon? It's the sort of combination you can find only in Hollywood. All three were present at the opening of the Beverly Hilton Hotel in 1955. Since then this Beverly Hills landmark has hosted Hollywood's and Washington's elite -- and its drama. "No grand hotel is a grand hotel without a touch of sleaze," quips Stephen Galloway of The Hollywood Reporter. "And the Hilton has delivered." From former Sen. John Edwards, who was discovered there with his mistress, to Heidi Fleiss, the so-called Hollywood madam whose alleged prostitutes were caught in an undercover sting at the hotel, many public figures have stories that haunt the Hilton's halls.
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Beverly Hilton Hotel hosts the Golden Globes every year
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Hotel opened in 1955 and has hosted many politicians, stars | 15,720 | record_train |
It led to the departure of the @placeholder station controller, and both Brand and Ross left the BBC as a result of the fallout. | By Kimberley Dadds, Louise Saunders and Martin Robinson PUBLISHED: 19:04 EST, 31 January 2013 | UPDATED: 07:48 EST, 1 February 2013 Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross have apologised publicly for the 'Sachsgate' affair only to cause more controversy by cracking jokes about the Jimmy Savile paedophile scandal. The pair have been reunited on television for the first time since their 2008 prank on BBC Radio 2, as the comedian appeared on Ross's ITV1 chat show set for broadcast tomorrow night. But unable to avoid controversy for long, Brand said his friend 'didn't give a monkey's' about the furore caused after they made a series of offensive hoax phone calls to Fawlty Towers star Andrew Sachs.
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Pair lost their jobs in 2008 after making lewd hoax calls to Andrew Sachs about his granddaughter
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Brand has appeared on Ross's ITV chat show due for broadcast tomorrow night
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The friends apologised for their pranks but still laughed about it
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On Savile, Brand said: 'Can we just talk a while about how everyone from the 70s was a nonce?' | 15,721 | record_train |
engagement to pop star @placeholder last month, has signed up for one-on-one | By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 10:34 EST, 3 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:43 EST, 3 May 2013 She's the heir to iconic brand Quality Street but with wedding preparations well under way, Millie Mackintosh won't be dipping her fingers into a box of the chocolates any time soon. She's embarking on a strict sugar-free diet to ensure that she is in top shape ahead of her big day. The glamorous Made In Chelsea star has begun a six-week sugar detox course with expert nutritionist, Madeleine Shaw. Scroll down for video Sugar ban: Millie Mackintosh, who recently announced her engagement to Professor Green, is embarking on a sugar-free detox
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Made In Chelsea star on sugar-free diet
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Health guru Madeleine Shaw revamped her fridge | 15,722 | record_train |
While he admits that the booing is disappointing, Vettel attributes it to sporting rivalry rather than a particular dislike for him or his all-conquering @placeholder team. | (CNN) -- In typically collected fashion, Formula One's triple world champion Sebastian Vettel is taking each race as it comes. The unflappable Red Bull driver could become only the third driver to win four consecutive championships at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix -- following in the footsteps of legendary drivers Michael Schumacher and Juan Manuel Fangio. But like any great champion, the German is concentrating on the next grand prix. "I'm not really focusing on the title, I'm trying to focus on the race," the 26-year-old, who is bidding for a fifth consecutive grand prix win at the Suzuka Circuit, told CNN in Yokohama.
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Sebastian Vettel refuses to be distracted by thoughts of a fourth world title
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The Red Bull driver can wrap up the F1 championship at Sunday's Japanese GP
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Vettel admits being booed by spectators throughout 2013 has been unpleasant
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The German lauds Suzuka Circuit as "one of the best tracks in the world" | 15,723 | record_train |
Despite anesthesiology guidelines saying sedatives should only be used by people trained in the field, Dr @placeholder told medpagetoday that the data spoke quite clearly to the contrary. | The medical director of the Yorkville Endoscopy clinic has stepped down following the throat procedure that led to Joan Rivers' death, it was reported today. Dr Lawrence B. Cohen performed the procedure on the star before she stopped breathing and went into cardiac arrest on August 28. Rivers was rushed to nearby Mount Sinai hospital from the Manhattan clinic. She never regained consciousness and died at age 81 on September 4 after being taken off life support. A Yorkville Endoscopy spokesperson confirmed to MailOnline today: 'Dr Cohen is not currently performing procedures at Yorkville Endoscopy; nor is he currently serving as medical director.'
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Dr Lawrence B. Cohen performed a throat procedure on the star before she stopped breathing and went into cardiac arrest on August 28
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Dr Cohen 'allowed an ENT specialist not authorized to practice at the clinic to examine Ms Rivers'
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Staff member 'thought the specialist was Ms Rivers' make-up artist'
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A Yorkville Endoscopy spokesperson told MailOnline today: 'Dr Cohen is not currently performing procedures at Yorkville Endoscopy; nor is he currently serving as medical director'
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Ms Rivers was rushed to Mount Sinai Hospital following procedure and passed away on September 4 at the age of 81 | 15,724 | record_train |
"If all five are still clumped together, it will be like trying to bring up the big part of the @placeholder," Pearlman said. | (CNN) -- Just days after "Titanic" director James Cameron traveled to the bottom of the sea, another wealthy adventurer has announced a spectacular deep ocean discovery. Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos has unveiled plans to recover the F-1 engines that powered the Saturn V rocket carrying Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. "I'm excited to report that, using state-of-the-art deep sea sonar, the team has found the Apollo 11 engines lying 14,000 feet below the surface, and we're making plans to attempt to raise one or more of them from the ocean floor," the billionaire investor and entrepreneur wrote.
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Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos wants to recover engines that propelled Apollo 11
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Each Saturn V engine weighs nearly 9 tons, and they came in a cluster of five
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Rockets have been underwater since Apollo 11 went to the moon in 1969 | 15,725 | record_train |
He didn't become sick until arriving in @placeholder, the CDC said. | By Associated Press An Indiana man has become the first American to be infected with a deadly virus that has swept across the Middle East, it was announced today. The man fell ill after arriving in the U.S. about a week ago from Saudi Arabia where he is a health care worker. He traveled via London to Chicago before getting a bus to Indiana, according to local TV station WTHR. He is hospitalized in Indiana with Middle East respiratory syndrome, or MERS, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which is investigating the case along with Indiana health officials.
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Indiana health care worker with MERS had recently returned from Saudi Arabia
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Of the 400 people who have been infected with the disease, 100 have died | 15,726 | record_train |
thing it has to a diplomatic ally, @placeholder has a unique ability to use its | By Kerry Mcdermott PUBLISHED: 07:31 EST, 13 April 2013 | UPDATED: 01:57 EST, 15 April 2013 U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has landed in China to seek its help in reining in its ally North Korea, which has threatened thermonuclear war on South Korea and America. China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi called for peace, dialogue and denuclearisation on the Korean peninsula during today's talks, according to the country's state-run news agency Xinhua. Mr Kerry arrived in Beijing today to persuade Chinese leaders to exert pressure on North Korea to scale back its belligerent rhetoric and, eventually, return to nuclear talks.
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Secretary of State seeking China's help to rein in rogue state
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North Korea has threatened thermonuclear war on South and the U.S.
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China's Foreign Minister called for peace on Korean peninsula during talks
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China is one of Pyongyang's few allies | 15,727 | record_train |
from the television programme @placeholder and recognised the name from | By Kerry Mcqueeney PUBLISHED: 06:26 EST, 17 July 2012 | UPDATED: 20:04 EST, 17 July 2012 Former BBC presenter Dan Penteado was jailed yesterday for pocketing £25,000 in benefits while he was being paid to track down cowboy traders on television. Penteado, who admitted eight offences of dishonestly or knowingly claiming the benefits, was sentenced to 12 weeks. The father of two, who co-hosts the Rogue Traders part of the show Watchdog, received £24,077 in housing benefit and £868 in council tax benefit while the BBC paid him £56,000 over four years. Penteado, 40, who lives in a rented £375,000 townhouse in Bournemouth, was caught out when a council housing benefit officer recognised him on TV.
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Dan Penteado looked dazed as he was led to the cells by security guards
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Presenter had already admitted eight offences going back to 2007
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He failed to declare BBC earnings of £56,000 between 2008 and 2011
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He said last month that the incident was 'all a misunderstanding'
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Magistrate tells him: 'You knew exactly what you were doing'
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BBC confirms the presenter is to be axed from the show | 15,728 | record_train |
The video uses images captured by the geostationary @placeholder weather satellite (illustrated) from 15 to 19 May 2011. | You might have seen some amazing images of Earth from space, but you probably haven’t seen anything like this. Using images from a Russian weather satellite, an incredible time-lapse of Earth in 4K resolution has been created, showing our planet in stunning HD. In the video both hemispheres, and then Earth as a whole, are shown with the sun ‘moving’ across the surface as the planet rotates. Scroll down for video James Tyrwhitt-Drake from the University of Victoria in Canada has created a high-definition video of planet Earth (still from the video shown). In it Earth is seen rotating with the sun sweeping across the surface. He used images from a Russian weather satellite
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James Tyrwhitt-Drake from the University of Victoria in Canada created a high-definition video of planet Earth
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images from a Russian weather satellite are 'joined' to make video of Earth rotating with the sun sweeping across
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Tyrwhitt-Drake used images from the Elektro-L satellite that sits above the Indian Ocean at a height of 25,000 miles
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Every 30 minutes the satellites takes a 121 megapixel image of Earth | 15,729 | record_train |
The last thing we want is for these to fall in the hands of @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Over the past few days, politicians and experts have been debating the merits of the Obama administration's strategy in Iraq -- or whether there is in fact a strategy. The debate generally ignores a key underlying fact: The United States no longer has the ability or the will to shape the outcome in Iraq to the degree that American policy makers would like. At the same time, politicians on both sides of the aisle appear constrained in their ability to talk candidly about U.S. foreign policy objectives and strategy because of concerns about domestic public opinion and so they often default to partisan sound bites.
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Former CIA analysts: After 10 years, U.S. has limited ability to change things in Iraq
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Analysts: U.S. is right to address humanitarian crisis on Mount Sinjar
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The police officers union called a news conference Thursday, in part, to defend @placeholder, who's their second-highest ranking member. | ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- It probably would have been just another ho-hum city council budget meeting. Except that the leader of Atlanta's police union, and second-highest ranking member of the International Brotherhood of Police Officers, said he wanted to beat Atlanta's mayor with a bat. "I want to beat her [Mayor Shirley Franklin] in the head with a baseball bat sometimes when I think about it," Sgt. Scott Kreher said into a microphone earlier this month in an apparent off-hand remark during a presentation he was giving to the council. Within days, the 17-year department veteran was suspended. Kreher said the "it" that made him want to club the mayor was that, despite repeated complaints, the police union contends the city is not honoring workers' compensation claims for cops whose careers ended when they were seriously injured on the job.
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Atlanta police union head says he got frustrated at city meeting
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We're not supposed to ask that question or mention @placeholder's age. | San Diego, California (CNN) -- "Let the word go forth from this time and place, to friend and foe alike, that the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans -- born in this century, tempered by war, disciplined by a hard and bitter peace, proud of our ancient heritage ..." — John F. Kennedy, inaugural address, 1961 At the risk of being accused of ageism, let me suggest that the Republican Party should set its mind in 2016 to nominating a presidential candidate who is young enough to make their likely Democratic opponent look, well, not so young.
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Ruben Navarrette: 2016 GOP candidate should be young, to make Dem opponent look old
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He says we're 'allowed' to mention older male candidates' age but not Hillary's. It's an issue
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Candidates age quickly in tough office. With some exceptions, youth, vigor better, he says
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"@placeholder is a country that is compassionate and that welcomes everyone," he said. | Phoenix, Arizona (CNN) -- Hundreds of people gathered outside Arizona's Capitol building on Sunday in a largely peaceful protest against the state's tough new immigration law. Chanting "Yes we can," waving American flags and holding signs reading "We have rights" and "We are human," demonstrators kept up a festive spirit as they denounced the bill signed Friday by Gov. Jan Brewer. The new law requires police to determine whether a person is in the United States legally. It also requires immigrants to carry their alien registration documents at all times and requires police to question people if there is reason to suspect they're in the United States illegally.
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Hundreds gather to denounce bill signed Friday by Gov. Jan Brewer
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New law requires police to determine whether a person is in U.S. legally
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Kearny Police Chief Joe Martinez called critics' concerns unfounded | 15,733 | record_train |
Getting involved: England No 1 @placeholder throws a paper plane back towards the Wembley crowd | England eased to a 3-0 victory against Peru at Wembley on Friday night courtesy of a Daniel Sturridge strike and goals from centre backs Gary Cahill and Phil Jagielka. Pre-tournament hysteria was in short supply at Wembley among the prawn sandwich brigade, with large swathes of empty red spaces among the corporate seats. It was a near sell-out elsewhere - although many fans took to making paper aeroplanes during a languid first half. The planes raised a cheer when they reached the pitch - Joe Hart retrieved one - and the crowd certainly enjoyed it when another one hit a Peru player.
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Many England fans took to making paper aeroplanes during 3-0 win over Peru
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Didi Hamann claims Ross Barkley and Raheem Sterling would go straight into Germany team
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Pen to paper: Caulker has been at @placeholder for almost a year after signing at the end of July 2013 | By Chris Waugh Follow @@ChrisDHWaugh QPR manager Harry Redknapp is keen to pair new signing Rio Ferdinand with Steven Caulker at centre-back after having a bid for the Cardiff City defender accepted. Ferdinand completed his free transfer to Rangers on Thursday and Redknapp confirmed that the Loftus Road outfit had agreed a fee with Cardiff for Caulker. It is believed a bid in the region of £8million has been accepted for the England international. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Harry Redknapp on Rio Ferdinand and Steven Caulker transfers Heading off: Cardiff City has accepted a bid from QPR for Steven Caulker (right), says Harry Redknapp
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QPR have bid in the region of £8million for the England international
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Rio Ferdinand completed his move to Queens park Rangers on Thursday
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Former Manchester United defender passed a medical at Loftus Road
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Commenting on the campaign, @placeholder said: 'A dream you dream alone may be a dream, but a dream two people dream together is a reality.' | Katy Perry, Nicole Scherzinger, Idris Elba, will.i.am and David Guetta are among dozens of stars today launching the biggest sing-along in history – and you’re invited to join them. The celebrities feature in an extraordinary music video singing John Lennon’s classic Imagine. Taking it in turns to sing lines from the song, they're joined by Courteney Cox, Rumer Willis, Angelique Kidjo, Bollywood star Priyanka Chopra and model Suki Waterhouse. Even UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon joins in, accompanied by a choir. Scroll down to watch the video Biggest sing-along in history: The world is being invited to take part in an amazing interactive music video singing the classic Imagine by John Lennon (seen here with Yoko Ono) for a UNICEF campaign
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Katy Perry, Courteney Cox, Idris Elba, and will.i.am among star performers
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Celebrities take turns to sing a line from the John Lennon classic Imagine
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Campaign gives millions the chance to record their own versions on an app
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Every version will form part of a remix by David Guetta for New Year's Eve
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Singer-songwriter: Diamond (pictured) explained: 'The song was about my wife at the time - her name was Marcia - and I couldn't get a "@placeholder" rhyme. | It has long been thought of as an ode to the young daughter of late U.S. president John F. Kennedy. But now, Neil Diamond has revealed the true inspiration behind his 1969 song 'Sweet Caroline'. The 73-year-old star, who rose to fame in the sixties, said the soft rock track was a love song for his then-wife Marcia Murphey - but he needed a three-syllable name for the chorus. Scroll down for videos Former couple: Neil Diamond has revealed 'Sweet Caroline' was a love song for his then-wife Marcia Murphey - but he needed a three-syllable name for the chorus. Above, the singer is seen with Miss Murphey in 1975
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Singer Neil Diamond, 73, released soft rock song 'Sweet Caroline' in 1969
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Said he needed a three-syllable name for chorus - and 'Caroline' worked
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'Sweet Caroline' is now a staple track, particularly at U.S. sporting events
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Mr @placeholder who was charged last December on seven counts of recruiting the men to enter 'into a foreign state, namely Syria, with intent to engage in hostile activity in Syria, in particular, engaging in armed hostilities in Syria'. | The road to jihad in Syria for six young Australians at the hands of Kings Cross bouncer turned Islamic State facilitator Mohammed Baryalei was one of five star hotels, phone fails and police arrests before crossing the border to join an army of '15,000 holy warriors', court documents show. Telephone intercepts of conversations between the Australians aged in their twenties and thirties allegedly recruited by Sydney man, Hamdi Alqudsi, to fight in Syria show that although the men stayed in a five-star hotel, they were also at the mercy of mix-ups and poor connections. The alleged telephone conversations have been tendered in a statement of facts by the Australian Federal Police in a case against Alqudsi, 39, a Sydney disability pensioner who was ordered to stand trial on Friday on charges of having allegedly recruited seven young Australians to go and fight in Syria.
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Hamdi Alqudsi is alleged Sydney mastermind of the Australia-Syria recruit network
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Police facts tendered in court claim there were phone calls between him and Islamic State leader Mohammad Ali Baryalei
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Alqudsi has been ordered to stand trial on allegedly sending seven young men to Syria
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Transcripts in police facts reveal road to jihad is fraught with phone fails, travel mix-ups and the occasional five star hotel
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Alqudsi allegedly tells recruits 'a big job' is coming up in Syria with '1500 holy warriors'
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Recruit Aboshi allegedly told Alqudsi he crossed the Syrian border under gunfire and 'it was beautiful' | 15,738 | record_train |
The @placeholder have never kept a clean sheet in a Premier League away game. | By Pa Reporter Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats... Here is all the information you need for Crystal Palace's home clash with Burnley... Crystal Palace vs Burnley (Selhurst Park) Kick-off: Saturday 3pm Odds (subject to change): Crystal Palace 11/10 Draw 9/4 Burnley 11/4 Referee: Mike Dean Managers: Neil Warnock (Crystal Palace), Sean Dyche (Burnley) Head-to-head league record: Crystal Palace wins 8, draws 12, Burnley wins 12 Team news Crystal Palace Crystal Palace's club-record signing James McArthur is set to make his debut when the Eagles host Burnley in the Barclays Premier League on Saturday.
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Crystal Palace set to hand debut to record signing James McArthur
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Kevin Diyle and Zeki Fryers also in line to make first Eagles starts
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'The @placeholder won’t be a pretentious museum piece, but rather, a place to visit, reconnect with the earth and people, and restore the senses, just like she herself has been restored,' their website reads. | An Australian family have given up their life in the suburbs and instead moved halfway across the world to take on an enormous and unusual task. Karina and Craig Waters purchased the Chateau de Gudanes in 2013, nestled into the hillside on a ledge overlooking the Midi- Pyrénées in the south of France. Built in the mid-eighteenth century, the sprawling property was designed by Parisian architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel and originally owned by an influential member of Toulouse Parliament. Scroll down for video This stunning French chateau is being restored by an Australian family Karina and Craig Waters bought the Chateau de Gudanes in 2013, and began restorations last November
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Veteran: My search for a @placeholder cure led me to the Amazon | (CNN)Imagine discovering a plant that has the potential to help alleviate post-traumatic stress disorder, suicidal thoughts and paralyzing anxiety. That's what some believe ayahuasca can do, and this psychedelic drink is attracting more and more tourists to the Amazon. If you Google "ayahuasca," you'll find a litany of stories about Hollywood celebrities espousing its benefits, as well as the dangers of this relatively unstudied substance that triggers hallucinations. On this Sunday's episode of "This Is Life," Lisa Ling goes inside an ayahuasca ceremony in Peru and talks to the men and women who are drinking this potent brew in hopes that it will alleviate their mental and emotional traumas.
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Ayahuasca, or yage, is a brew made from a plant in the Amazon
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'In this case, we underestimated ISIL and overestimated the fighting capability of the @placeholder army.' | New Jersey Governor Chris Christie laid into President Barack Obama on Tuesday night over his refusal to take responsibility for his role in the rise of the Islamic State. Referencing the president's claim in a recent interview that the terrorist group accumulated so much territory in Syria because the American intelligence community 'underestimated' the radical militants' capabilities, Christie said he was 'disturbed' by Obama's behavior. The Republican Governor argued that Obama shares in the blame for the tumultuous situation in the Middle Eastern country and border state Iraq, and he should own up to his mistakes. 'It should be 'we,' Mr. President,' Christie told CNN's Dana Bash in an interview. 'It's your administration, and when you're the leader, you have to be held accountable for what they do.'
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'It's your administration, and when you're the leader, you have to be held accountable for what they do,' Christie told CNN
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Christie was referring to President Obama's claim in a recent interview that the intelligence community 'underestimated' ISIS
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Rice, amid reports that @placeholder troops remained on the move Wednesday, pushed Russia to abide by a cease-fire signed Tuesday by the Russian and Georgian presidents. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Russia pressed the United States on Wednesday to choose between "a real partnership" with Moscow or an "illusory" relationship with U.S. ally Georgia. Washington said it's sticking with Georgia. "As to choosing, the United States has made very clear that it is standing by the democratically elected government of Georgia," Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Wednesday. She spelled out the Bush administration's stance after Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called Georgia's government "a special project for the United States." "And we are aware that the U.S. is uptight about this project," Lavrov said in remarks broadcast on Russian television. "But a choice will have to be made someday between considerations of prestige related to an illusory project and a real partnership in matters which indeed require collective efforts."
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A senior administration official described the arrest as "huge" and said it was "a @placeholder-led operation, but one with very strong U.S. government support." | After eluding capture for more than a dozen years, the legendary boss of one of the world's most powerful and deadly drug trafficking operations was nabbed in a surprise raid on a seaside hotel-condominium tower in a bustling Mexican beach resort, authorities said. Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, who infamously escaped in 2001 from a high-security prison in a laundry cart, was arrested early Saturday in Mazatlan without a single shot being fired, authorities said. A U.S. law enforcement official told CNN that Guzman, accompanied by a female, was captured in a joint operation of Mexican marines and U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agents that was in the works for four or five weeks.
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Official describes network of tunnels allegedly used by Guzman
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is longtime boss of powerful drug trafficking operations
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Guzman has been included in Forbes' World's Most Powerful People list
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So the 58-year-old entrepreneur launched the @placeholder website, followed by mobile apps which allow people to connect with potential partners almost instantly. | A supercar fanatic fed up with missing out on offers of dates from women who spotted him diriving his Ferrari F430 has launched an app that he hopes will be the key to revving up Britain's sex lives. Marc Ackerley found himself swamped with date requests from attractive women who caught sight of him behind the wheel of his £170,000 Ferrarri. Women were apparently so desperate to meet him that they contacted a local luxury car dealer to be put in touch with the owner. Marc Ackerley (R) with Lawrence Cookson (L), who developed the app, was fed up with missing out on offers of dates so created a way of tracking someone down via their car registration
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Marc Ackerley, 58, swamped with date requests via his car dealer
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Women spotted him driving around in his £170,000 Ferrarri F430
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Platewave lets people find each other via their registration plate
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Says can be used to help dogs in distress in hot cars or for buying cars | 15,745 | record_train |
All 14 of @placeholder’ points in the Premier League this season have come at Loftus Road. | Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for QPR's home clash with West Brom... Queens Park Rangers vs West Bromwich Albion (Loftus Road) Team news Queens Park Rangers QPR will welcome top goalscorer Charlie Austin back from suspension for their Barclays Premier League clash against West Brom. The striker missed the 3-1 defeat at Everton having been sent off against former club Burnley but will be back to spearhead the Hoops' attack on Saturday.
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A probe was launched in 2007, after the discovery of a stash of grenades and bomb-making materials in @placeholder. | Istanbul (CNN) -- Turkey's former military chief was behind bars Friday pending trial for his alleged role in a plot to overthrow the government. Gen. Ilker Basbug is the highest-ranking officer to be accused in a long-running tussle between the Islamic-backed government and Turkey's secular establishment, defended by the military. Basbug was arrested and taken to Silivri prison after testifying for seven hours Thursday in an Istanbul court, Basbug's lawyer Ilkay Sezer told reporters. He stands accused of involvement with the so-called Ergenekon network, a nationalist group that prosecutors say created dozens of websites disseminating propaganda aimed at bringing down the government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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Gen. Ilker Basbug is the highest-ranking officer to be accused
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Clayworth, who returned to Vancouver in January after his contract with the @placeholder school ended, said the treatment - and his struggle to remove posts from the web - has left him unable to get a job. | By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 09:25 EST, 6 May 2013 | UPDATED: 09:48 EST, 6 May 2013 Victim: Lee David Clayworth said his teaching career is ruined after online harassment from an ex A Canadian teacher has claimed that his career has been ruined because his ex-girlfriend refuses to stop posting naked pictures of him online and calling him a pedophile. Lee David Clayworth, 35, from Vancouver, has been relentlessly cyber-stalked and harassed by Lee Ching Yan, whom he dated for several months while working as a teacher in Malaysia in 2010, he said. He claims that after ending the relationship with Yan, she broke into his apartment, stole his laptop and uploaded naked pictures of him - which she had previously taken - to 'cheater' websites.
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Lee David Clayworth dated Lee Ching Yan for several months in Malaysia
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She 'broke into his home, stole his laptop, shared nude pictures of him online and emailed his friends to say he'd slept with underage students'
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The court documents say @placeholder told officers that it was his idea to post the ad on Craigslist because he needs treatment. | (CNN) -- The daughter of Peter Kalikow, the former owner of the New York Post, has been arrested after allegedly trying to sell 30 bags of heroin, court documents show. Kathryn Kalikow, 27, and Brian Whelan, 28, were charged Monday with possession of drugs with intent to sell after allegedly advertising the drugs on Craigslist as "high quality diesel pain relief." On Sunday, undercover police detectives in the Bronx, New York, responded to the Craigslist post, which referred to the heroin as "stamps, diesel, H train, dope, bundles, tickets, dog food." They set up a meeting through text messages, one of which said, "It'll be $400 and an extra $40 to deliver it."
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Police say they responded to a Craigslist ad, received drugs from a couple
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Kathryn Kalikow, 27, and Brian Whelan, 28, pleaded not guilty at their arraignments
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Manchester United were interested in signing Ronaldo last summer but he opted to stay in @placeholder | The true cost of trying to lure Cristiano Ronaldo back to the Premier League can be revealed to be more than £140million after it emerged that the former Manchester United star’s advisors have been asking for astonishing wages of £20m a year. Ronaldo is understood to be willing to listen to offers after becoming unsettled at Real Madrid and new United manager Louis van Gaal did not rule out a move for the World Player of the Year last weekend. Cristiano Ronaldo scored another hat-trick for Real Madrid this week to take his goal tally to 264 However, any club wishing to buy Ronaldo would have to come up with mind-boggling sums after it emerged that the player’s representatives set the bar at £385,000 a week when they put feelers out regarding their client 18 months ago.
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Manchester United will have to pay £60m fee plus wages of £20m a year to lure Cristiano Ronaldo from Real Madrid
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The 29-year-old was hawked around Europe’s top clubs that summer before eventually signing a new five-year deal at the Bernabeu
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The flight from Rabat to @placeholder should have been just two-and-a-half hours long, but was rapidly turning into a 24 hour saga - meaning tensions were high. | By Peter Allen Furious French Ryanair passengers launched a 'barbaric' revolt against plane crew because of anger over a delay, it was claimed today. Police were called when they abused staff of the low-cost airline, refused to accept instructions, and stole duty free products including alcoholic drinks and perfume from trollies. The angry rebellion is said to have taken place on a flight which took off from Rabat, in Morocco, to Paris's Beauvais airport last Saturday week. Police were called when Ryanair passengers abused staff of the low-cost airline in Paris and refused to accept instructions France's Metronews today reports that it all started when a passenger among the 170 people on board became seriously ill.
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Rebellion said to have taken place on a flight from Rabat, Morocco
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@placeholder was delighted by Aguero's performance, but warned he will improve. | (CNN) -- Sergio Aguero scored twice on his Manchester City debut as Roberto Mancini's men thrashed Swansea 4-0 in their English Premier League opener Monday. The Argentina international had just come on as a second half substitute when he struck the second for City. Causing havoc in the Swansea defense, Aguero then cleverly set up David Silva for the third. A thumping shot for the fourth rounded off a spectacular first match for Aguero and completed a miserable night for promoted Swansea. Edin Dzeko opened the scoring for the home side just before the hour mark after a goalless first half.
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Sergio Aguero scores twice on his debut for Manchester City in 4-0 win over Swansea
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Argentina striker Aguero came on as second half substitute at Eastlands
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"It was indicated to the @placeholder side that its attempts to influence the choice of domestic routes by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev were totally unacceptable and incompatible with neighbourly relations between Russia and Japan that have taken place in recent years," the statement said. | (CNN) -- Russia's president visited the disputed Kuril Islands on Monday, over Japanese protest, Russian state media said. The Japanese government, which had urged against the visit, quickly responded after the trip. Prime Minister Naoto Kan told reporters President Dmitry Medvedev's visit was ''extremely regrettable.'' Medvedev visited the island of Kunashiri, the first time a sitting Russian president has set foot on any of the chain of more than 50 islands in the northwest Pacific. He made the stop during an Asian tour that included a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations over the weekend in Vietnam. "To bring the people's living standards on the islands up to the level of Russia proper, it is necessary to make sure that the services that the citizens receive in this remote region are comparable to those in ... the rest of the country," Medvedev said on state television. "It is necessary to ensure that doctors and other specialists go there."
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According to one of the search warrants, a tipster told police that Zahra had been at a @placeholder home with two men and one of the men said "he had done something very bad and needed to leave town." | (CNN) -- Police are investigating reports that Zahra Baker, the 10-year-old disabled girl who was killed in North Carolina, may have been raped prior to her death, according to police search warrants that were unsealed Tuesday. The girl's stepmother, Elisa Baker, reported Zahra missing on October 9. Police announced that they found the girl's remains on November 11. She had been dismembered. Search warrants obtained by the Hickory, North Carolina, police released Tuesday, give the first glimpse into the grisly events that could have led to the death of the freckled-face girl, who lost part of her left leg at age 5 to cancer.
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That as a costume is better than the idea of someone dressing up in a sombrero or poncho and deciding 'I'm @placeholder today!'" | (CNN) -- They're familiar characters in the debate over controversial Halloween costumes: suicide bombers, geishas, gangsta rappers, rednecks and sexy nurses. Such costumes regularly draw allegations of racism, sexism or insensitivity. But where do fully-clothed folk legends fit in? American Apparel featured characters on both ends of the spectrum this month in its annual do-it-yourself Halloween costume guide. Below a collection of pin-up girl costumes -- including a model donning a breast-baring serape -- was "La Llorona," the ghostly weeping woman who kidnaps wandering children, according to folklore in parts of Latin America. True, she was wearing a lace bustier under a shawl, but the layers upon layers make her appear more like the haunted bag lady than a sexy spirit.
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The boots which belongs to @placeholder (left) were stolen at the West Bromwich Albion training ground. | By Emily Kent Smith The girlfriend of a security guard has been found guilty of helping him steal boots from the Premier League club where he worked - so that he could use them play Sunday league football. Tanya Cotton, 24, stole Nike footwear worth £200 belonging to Scottish midfielder Graham Dorrans from West Bromwich Albion’s training ground on August 29 last year. Her boyfriend, Aaron Hinds, admitted taking kit from the Premier League star as well as trainers owned by player James Morrison, 27, when he pleaded guilty to two charges of theft and one of burglary last November.
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Tanya Cotton found guilty of helping boyfriend Aaron Hinds steal the boots
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Cotton, from Birmingham, said thought Hinds was allowed to borrow them
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@placeholder also reportedly offered his condolences on the death of the Mexican officials who died during the operation. | (CNN) -- Gunmen and security forces exchanged fire near the U.S.-Mexico border Saturday, one day after a top leader of the Gulf drug cartel was killed, the Mexican state media reported. Authorities in Reynosa, which is across the border from McAllen, Texas, were telling people to avoid road travel, Notimex reported. It also warned of shootouts between gunman and security forces there. The trouble came one day after Antonio Ezequiel Cardenas Guillen, known as "Tony Tormenta" or "Tony the Storm," was killed in Matamoros, a city to the east of Reynosa. Cardenas, 48, was a top leader of one of Mexico's major drug-trafficking operations, and the U.S. State Department had been offering a $5 million reward for information leading to his capture.
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Antonio Ezequiel Cardenas Guillen dies in a shootout in the Mexican city of Matamoros
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There should therefore be no doubt that regimes around the world will be looking to emulate the Castro regime's so far successful efforts to take advantage of @placeholder's weaknesses and to undermine the U.S. role as the world's leading economic and military power. | (CNN)In "The Godfather Part II," Michael Corleone famously responds to a U.S. senator's demands by saying, "My offer is this: nothing." Since President Barack Obama announced his normalization deal with the Cuban regime in December, life appears to be imitating art. Last week, Cuban President Raul Castro declared that his regime would not even entertain the Obama administration's requests to normalize ties until the United States abandons our naval base at Guantanamo Bay, ends the trade embargo, ceases pro-democracy radio and television broadcasts into Cuba and compensates the regime for "human and economic damages" the U.S. has, according to him, inflicted on the Cuban people. Last month, the regime's lead negotiator summed up its position even more succinctly after the first round of U.S.-Cuba normalization talks in Havana, saying, "Change in Cuba is not negotiable."
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Sen. Marco Rubio: Castro regime wants even more in exchange for nothing
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Iran hasn't been able to refurbish its pre-1979 fleet of @placeholder aircraft because of heavy U.S. sanctions. | The United States may be the mightiest military and economic power in the world but when it comes to shuttling its top diplomat around the globe, it's beginning to look like a poor orphan. For the fourth time this year — and the second time in three months, Secretary of State John Kerry was forced to fly home commercially when his aging Air Force Boeing 757, known in military parlance as a C-32, was grounded on Thursday with a mechanical problem in Vienna. Inconvenient? Undoubtedly. Kerry, heading back to Washington from nuclear talks with senior European and Iranian officials, made light of the situation, telling aides: 'If the hardest thing that happens in a given day is that you have to fly commercial, your life is pretty good.'
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For the fourth time this year — and the second time in three months, Secretary of State John Kerry was forced to fly home commercially when his plane was grounded
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The Air Force Boeing 757 landed with a mechanical problem with Vienna
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Since then @placeholder has won 13 of their 20 clashes -- 12 of them in finals. | (CNN) -- World No. 1 Rafael Nadal is looking forward to renewing his "special" tennis rivalry with Roger Federer in the semifinals of the Masters Series event in Miami on Friday. The duo, who have won 110 ATP Tour titles between them, will meet on U.S. soil for the first time since 2005 -- which was also the last year they clashed at the last-four stage of a tournament, the French Open. Nadal battled past Czech seventh seed Tomas Berdych in Thursday's second quarterfinal after No. 3 Federer received easy passage when Frenchman Gilles Simon retired with a neck injury while 3-0 down in the opening set.
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Rafael Nadal reaches semifinals in Miami, beating 2010 runner-up Tomas Berdych
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World No. 1 will face his old rival Roger Federer in last four for first time since 2005
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Two-time Miami winner Federer has easy progress as Gilles Simon retires injured
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Maria Sharapova will face 2009 champion Victoria Azarenka in women's final | 15,760 | record_train |
He writes: ‘If the @placeholder believed they could get away with murder and mayhem, it was the MRF’s job to make them see how they liked a taste of their own medicine.’ | A former British soldier who belonged to an undercover unit in Northern Ireland has claimed he and his colleagues resorted to ‘murder and mayhem’ during a secret campaign against the IRA. Simon Cursey was a member of a 30-man team which would ‘shoot first and ask questions later’. They shot at least 20 terrorist suspects and breached the British Army’s rules of war. In support of his allegations, he has provided The Mail on Sunday with detailed descriptions of some of the most controversial killings in Northern Ireland’s recent history. A former British soldier claims he was part of an undercover unit which carried out a secret campaign against the IRA. Pictured is a soldier in Belfast during The Troubles
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Former British soldier says unit carried out secret campaign against the IRA
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Mr Biden joked that he usually only spoke to his @placeholder counterpart via video phone. | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 12:37 EST, 5 February 2013 | UPDATED: 12:58 EST, 5 February 2013 US Vice President Joe Biden today raised fresh concerns about Britain leaving the European Union as he flew into meet David Cameron and Nick Clegg. Mr Biden arrived in Downing Street on the last leg of a tour of Europe, and attended meetings with the two coalition party leaders. The prospect of closer trade links between the EU and the US was on the agenda after Mr Cameron’s promise of an in-out referendum raised fears in the White House that America’s closest ally was risking severing ties with Brussels.
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White House concerned its closest ally will lose European influence
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EXTENSION: Group students and assign each group the role of the @placeholder, Afghanistan or another member of the international community. | (CNN Student News) -- Record the CNN Special Investigations Unit Classroom Edition: Narco State: The Poppy Jihad when it airs commercial-free on Monday, January 7, from approximately 4:10 -- 5:00 a.m. ET on CNN. (A short feature begins at 4:00 a.m. and precedes the program.) Program Overview Opium now makes up 46 percent of Afghanistan's gross domestic product. Despite the millions of American dollars spent on eradication, poppy cultivation in Afghanistan remains out of control, with the heroin produced increasingly finding its way to the streets of America and Western Europe. In Narco State: The Poppy Jihad, CNN investigates why opium production has grown so much since 9/11 and how it is fueling the Taliban's resurgence.
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Examine the economic, political and social aspects of poppy cultivation
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Identify the challenges that Afghan officials face in banning opium production
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I’m not sure the level got higher there but it got harder for a young @placeholder player to get a game because there were more foreign players, and bigger money to foreign players. | Former Scotland captain David Weir - who was in the last Scotland team to face England on Scottish soil, in November 1999 - insists that England remain a force to be reckoned with on the international stage, despite Roy Hodgson’s men being a national embarrassment at the World Cup. Weir played in both legs of the Euro 2000 qualifying play-off 15 years ago. In the first leg at Hampden, two goals from Paul Scholes put England 2-0 up. Scotland then shocked England at Wembley, winning 1-0, a deserved victory but not enough for progress. The fortunes of both international sides have dipped since then. Scotland have not been to any major finals since the France ’98 World Cup. England have reached the quarter-finals at World Cups and Euros but the limp winless exit from Brazil showed how low their stock has fallen.
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Former Scotland captain insists England remain a force on the world stage
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England take on Weir's nation at Celtic Park on Tuesday night
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Weir played for Scotland in the 1999 play-off in a 2-0 defeat to England
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Ye rounded off a sparkling day in the pool for @placeholder as she claimed the title with a breathtaking final lap of 28.93 seconds. | (CNN) -- China had cause for a double celebration on Saturday after winning their first ever swimming gold medal as well as setting a new world record in the women's 400m medley. Sun Yang sealed a place in China's Olympic history with an impressive swim in the 400m freestyle final that was only 0.07 seconds off the world record to take gold. Defending Olympic champion Park Ta-Hwan was leading at the final turn, but the 20-year-old Sun surged past his South Korean rival in the final length to seal a place in Chinese Olympic history. "The feeling is very nice, it's beautiful. It's a big dream come true for me," said Sun.
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China claims first ever Olympic swimming gold in men's events
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Sun Yang 0.07 off world record as he claims 400m freestyle title
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16 year old Ye Shiwen claims second Chinese swimming gold in 400m medley
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‘The @placeholder needs to be accountable. | Warning: Former Attorney General Dominic Grieve claims the atrocities in Iraq should be a warning that leaving Europe would be a disaster for Britain Sacked Tory Cabinet minister Dominic Grieve said yesterday that it would be a disaster if Britain walked out of the European human rights court. Mr Grieve said the barbaric slaughter in northern Iraq showed the importance of sticking to human rights rules. The former Attorney General was removed from office in David Cameron’s reshuffle last month, amid speculation that a clear-out of Cabinet europhiles is meant to pave the way for repeal of the Human Rights Act and a British rebellion against the demands of the European human rights court.
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Move would 'put us in breach of international legal obligations,' Grieve said
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Former Attorney General was removed from Cabinet in 'europhile clean-out'
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In Spain, between 2004 and 2014 it has been just Barcelona and Madrid, mainly @placeholder. | La Liga clubs are edging towards a deal that would sell their TV rights collectively in a bid to end the financial dominance of Real Madrid and Barcelona. At present, Spanish clubs sell their rights individually. But this has lead to a complete lack of competition with Barcelona and Real Madrid each receiving around £120million a season. Their nearest rivals, Atletico Madrid, receive less than half that amount. But, as revealed today in The Times, that financial dominance is set to end as the clubs look to copy the Premier League and sells their right together. VIDEO Scroll down to watch latest Galactico James Rodriguez saving pitch invader
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La Liga clubs have been selling TV rights individually
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Barcelona and Real Madrid each receive around £120m per season
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New deal would see the rights sold collectively, like the Premier League
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Idyllic: @placeholder is expecting to record a drop in number of tourists this year due to the country's poor image | It's been a bad year for tourism in Thailand, and at first glance it looked like a new YouTube video was adding to the misery. The video called 'I Hate Thailand' drew more than one million views within days of being posted. But it was revealed the clip - which features an angry British tourist on a beach - was produced by Thailand's tourism authority, using a strategy of reverse psychology to attract tourists. Viral: The I Hate Thailand footage shows James eventually falling in love with the country It comes after the country's image was battered by a military coup in May and the brutal murders of two British tourists on an idyllic beach on the island of Koh Tao in September.
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Video shows 'James', who has lost his bag containing wallet and passport
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His anger with the country subsides as local help him recover property
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It is a fascinating dynamic, and one that goes someway to exploding the myth that @placeholder’s new manager rules only with an autocratic approach. | However brief this World Cup has proved for England, it is developing rather nicely for Manchester United. Undeniably so, given the bond that appears to exist between Louis Van Gaal and Robin Van Persie here in Brazil. A bond between coach and captain that has been central to the success the Dutch have so far enjoyed, first in crushing Spain and then seeing off a spirited Australia team. What is good for Holland is also, you would imagine, going to be rather significant for United. VIDEO Scroll down for Robin van Persie: Rooney not to blame for England's exit Special relationship: Robin van Persie and Louis van Gaal high five after the former's first goal against Spain
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Van Persie and Van Gaal relationship will benefit Man Utd, believes Kuyt
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Holland have won their first two games at World Cup and sit top of Group B
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30-year-old forward has scored three times so far in the tournament
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@placeholder would tell Batman, "Yes, you wished that, you just don't want to admit it." | (CNN) -- Warning: This article contains potential spoilers for the upcoming issue of "Batman." He's one of the most famous villains in pop culture for a reason. The Joker, Batman's archenemy, has been terrorizing the Dark Knight and his allies over these past few months in a number of "Batman" comic books, and it's all coming to a head in Wednesday's issue of "Batman" #17 (published by DC Comics, which is owned by Time Warner, as is CNN). The book's writer, Scott Snyder, promises an ending that is sure to shock Bat-fans to their cores. The crossover story's title, "Death of the Family," recalls a 25-year-old story -- called "A Death in the Family" -- in which the second Robin, Jason Todd, was brutally murdered by The Joker (after a poll in which fans voted by phone as to whether the Boy Wonder should live or die).
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"Batman" #17 arrives this week and wraps up a surprising storyline
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Batman's final showdown with The Joker recalls Robin's murder 25 years ago
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CNN.com has the exclusive first look at this shocking issue
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If he'd accepted the role (as @placeholder later revealed), it would've been just a one-movie deal. | (Mental Floss) -- Sean Connery wasn't supposed to be James Bond. Keanu Reeves wasn't supposed to be "The One." So, who were the original choices? "I would have absolutely messed up 'The Matrix,'" Will Smith told Wired about turning down the role of Neo. Here are 5 actors and the legendary roles they turned down: 1. THE ROLE: James Bond in "Dr. No" WHO LET IT GET AWAY: Cary Grant Despite being Bond producer Albert Broccoli's best man, Grant said, "I don't" to the offer, and Sean Connery got the role instead. Of course, many studio executives objected to the decision, and even Bond creator Ian Fleming said Connery "wasn't exactly what I had in mind."
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Sean Connery turned down role of Gandalf in "LOTR" and lost $400 million
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Imagine Will Smith as Neo in "The Matrix;" he declined the role
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John Travolta was NOT the first choice for "Pulp Fiction's" Vincent Vega
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Steve McQueen rejected lead roles in "Apocalypse Now;" "Sundance" | 15,771 | record_train |
Gwyneth Paltrow: @placeholder manages a laid-back take on the tux by pairing relaxed trousers with her plunging neckline. | When young British models Cara Delevingne and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley stepped out at Paris Fashion Week wearing V-neck tops slashed to their waists this week, onlookers might have expected an abundance of breast on show. After all, the new trend for deep-plunge necklines leaves little to the imagination. But there was, in fact, barely any cleavage to be seen — despite the minimal material. For this slick new style, spearheaded by the slimmest of celebrities, is actually all about having no cleavage. It is, indeed, the ‘no-cleavage cleavage’: a daring display of chest that demonstrates not acres of soft, ample bosom but a hard, toned torso without a whiff of wobble.
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In the past women have gone to great lengths to enhance their cleavage
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Fashion icons Cara Delevingne and Gwyneth Paltrow favour the new look
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Style demonstrates enviable ability to keep everything in place without a bra
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'The tailor, who is also paid to act as @placeholder's stylist, works with Kanye and Kim's styling team to create the toddler's looks. | She may only be 16 months old but with a style icon for a mother and a fashion designer for a father, it was clear that North West was going to be one fashionable tot. After showcasing her fashion credentials at Paris fashion week, Kim and Kanye's daughter cemented her status as a global style icon. In fact her A-list parents are taking Nori's new status so seriously that they've reportedly hired a personal tailor to ensure that Kim and her daughter always coordinate. Scroll down for video Mini me! North West may not be happy about it, judging by this picture, but Kim Kardashian has called in a personal tailor to ensure she and her 16-month-old daughter always coordinate
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North, 16 months, apparently has her own tailor
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Tailor ensures she and Kim co-ordinate for public appearances
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Had the U.S. chosen to carry out airstrikes to enforce a no-fly zone or safe havens, Syria's crisis would likely be no closer to resolution but @placeholder would be deeply embroiled. | (CNN) -- The stunning assassinations of several key Syrian leaders and the outbreak of serious combat in Damascus last week momentarily held out the possibility that President Bashar al-Assad's regime will rapidly fall. Many hoped for a cascade of defections, a rise in popular demonstrations and a rebel surge to bring down the government. Those hopes were exaggerated, fueled by a feverish rumor mill, psychological warfare and notoriously unreliable information coming out of Syria. While the regime has been shaken, its military capability stands as demonstrated by its bloody reassertion of control over Damascus. Along with the support of Russia, its determination to survive at any price could draw out the endgame.
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Last week, key Syrian security leaders were assassinated by Syrian insurgency
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Marc Lynch: Briefly, many thought that Bashar al-Assad's regime would rapidly fall
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Awan, who is thought to have been 29, came to @placeholder on a student visa in 2002 but became part of a committed terrorist cell based in Manchester. | British authorities say Aslam Awan was a member of a militant cell in northern England who had fought in Afghanistan Two wanted Al-Qaeda leaders killed by U.S. drone attacks are believed to have travelled from Britain to launch terrorist attacks against the West. One, Aslam Awan, studied in Manchester but joined an Islamic terror cell then went to Afghanistan to fight coalition forces. By contrast, his brothers remain in Britain pursuing respectable careers – they are a surgeon, a GP, a banker and a software engineer. Awan rose to become a senior figure in Al Qaeda’s leadership, planning attacks on the West, but was killed in Pakistan’s inaccessible border area by a missile launched from an unmanned U.S. drone.
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He was one of four people killed in strike
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Member of militant cell in northern England
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Strike directed 'at a compound near the town of Miranshah in the border province of North Waziristan' | 15,775 | record_train |
Happy couple: @placeholder and Hawkins have remained together, despite the violent end to Thanksgiving dinner | By Daily Mail Reporters PUBLISHED: 13:21 EST, 29 November 2012 | UPDATED: 20:36 EST, 30 November 2012 The mother of the lesbian who was brutally beaten by her girlfriend's boyfriend on Thanksgiving said she 'knows in her heart' that his motivation was hatred because her daughter is gay. Kristi Taylor, the mother of Mallory Owens, from Mobile, Alabama, said in a statement released last night: 'I believe that Travis Hawkins Jr's rage against my daughter stemmed from Mallory being Ally's first same sex relationship. His anger towards her was for being gay.' Hawkins was arrested, charged with second-degree assault and released after the viscous beating which took place at his home while the family were eating Thanksgiving dinner.
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Mallory Owens severely beaten after Thanksgiving dinner in Mobile, Alabama
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Alex Hawkins' brother Travis charged with second-degree assault, but friends and family argue that the charges should be more severe
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However, the @placeholder plant employs both Palestinians and Israelis and the company says it is a model of peaceful cooperation. | Scarlett Johansson has resigned as an ambassador for humanitarian group Oxfam in a row over her support for an Israeli company. The 29-year-old actress is promoting Soda Stream and is set to appear in an advert for the company during the Super Bowl. But left-leaning critics and Oxfam oppose the company because it has a large factory in an Israeli settlement in the West Bank - a territory captured by Israel in 1967 and claimed by the Palestinians. Oxfam opposes all trade from Israeli settlements because they say it is illegal and denies Palestinian rights. In response to criticism, Johansson yesterday severed ties with Oxfam after eight years saying she supports trade and 'social interaction between a democratic Israel and Palestine'. The charity had earlier said her Soda Stream deal was 'incompatible' with her role as an ambassador.
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The 29-year-old actress resigned after eight years with Oxfam
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The star left the humanitarian group which said her Soda Stream adverts were 'incompatible' with her role as an ambassador
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Johansson was criticized for promoting the Israeli firm that operates in a settlement in the West Bank
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@placeholder had a chance to extend their lead by kicking an easy penalty but they opted for an attacking line-out. | Five penalties from Tim Swiel saved Harlequins from a surprise home defeat at the Stoop as they edged strugglers Newcastle Falcons 15-7. For three-quarters of the match, Newcastle were easily the better side but they failed to take their chances and only had a solitary try from Alex Tuilagi, which was converted by Juan Pablo Socino. Tuilagi and fellow wing, Sinoti Sinoti, had caused the home defence huge problems but ill-discipline and careless errors cost Falcons the match. Five penalties from Tim Swiel saved Harlequins from a surprise home defeat by Newcastle at the Stoop Harlequins fielded a much weakened line-up with Chris Robshaw, Nick Evans and Luke Wallace all absent through injury. Joe Marler and Nick Easter were also rested, while Danny Care started on the bench. Fly-half Swiel, and number eight James Chisholm both made their first Premiership starts.
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Strugglers Newcastle were unlucky not to beat Harlequins at the Stoop
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Tim Swiel kicked five penalties to save Quins from a shock home defeat
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Investigators believe the pressure cooker bombs that went off at the marathon were at least partially made on the kitchen table of the tiny apartment she shared with @placeholder. | (CNN)After the Boston Marathon bombings, she slipped from public view, disappearing with her small child into the suburban Rhode Island home of her parents. To her neighbors, Katherine Russell was living like a ghost, rarely seen and never heard after her husband and brother-in-law were accused of plotting together and planting bombs that killed three people and injured more than 260 near the marathon's finish line. Federal investigators have questioned Russell, who married Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2010, but they haven't revealed what she told them. It's one of many questions looming as the trial for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, her brother-in-law, starts this week.
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Tamerlan Tsarnaev's widow has kept a low profile since the bombings
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In a previous statement, @placeholder said the class was expected to give students an opportunity to learn from "an immensely talented designer." | (CNN) -- After sparking controversy to have designer John Galliano teach a three-day master class at Parsons The New School for Design, the school announced on Wednesday the class has been canceled. "An important element of the planned workshop with John Galliano was a candid conversation about the connection between his professional work and his actions in the world at large," said Parsons in a statement. "Unfortunately, we could not reach consensus with Mr. Galliano on the conditions of this conversation, and the program could not move forward." The former chief designer for Christian Dior is not new to controversy. In 2011, he was fired and convicted of making anti-Semitic comments.
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Parsons The New School for Design cancels John Galliano's master class
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Former Christian Dior designer was convicted in France in 2011 for anti-Semitic remarks
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Catching a break: A 25-foot fire break was smashed into the boardwalk near where @placeholder meets Seaside Heights, largely sparing the neighboring town from the fire that ravaged Seaside Park | By Ap Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:24 EST, 17 September 2013 | UPDATED: 05:32 EST, 18 September 2013 The devastating fire that engulfed part of a Jersey shore boardwalk and dozens of businesses was caused by wiring that was damaged by Hurricane Sandy. The Seaside Park, New Jersey boardwalk emerged relatively unscathed from the October 29 storm compared to its neighbor Seaside Heights. But Sandy left her indelible mark after all, last Thursday when a raging fire blazed through 80 buildings across three blocks of the resort town. The fire began at a frozen custard stand, where aged wiring that had been compromised by salt water and sand sparked what would eventually become an inferno, federal and county investigators said at a Tuesday news conference.
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Seaside Park's boardwalk was largely spared during Hurricane Sandy, but the storm got the last laugh Thursday
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The blaze was started by 1970s-era wiring in Kohr's Frozen Custard that was wind and seawater damaged in the 2012 superstorm
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Then, in March of this year, he was taken on by @placeholder, impressed by his skills when he competed for the United States in an accuracy skydive event over Dubai. | Skydiver Jarrett Martin is a stark reminder of what can go wrong in extreme sports. The Dubai-based young American is also a powerful advertisement for putting safety first when you tackle a stunt laced with potentially fatal risks. Martin wasn't even out of his teens when the sport with which he was obsessed almost killed him. Yet, he came back from the brink to chalk up a world first -- and secure a job at the busiest sky diving center in the Middle East. The 24-year-old is a familiar figure at Skydive Dubai, where he is one of just two qualified master parachute riggers in the United Arab Emirates.
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Jarrett Martin was paralyzed at the age of 18 by a stunt jump that went wrong
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Sharma the charmer: @placeholder seamer Ishant Sharma celebrates a wicket as he tears through the middle order | Nine batsmen with at least one Test century were packed into England’s Trent Bridge team but they could not prevent a quite pathetic collapse on Friday that exposed the depths to which a side bereft of all confidence have plummeted. A middle session as bad as any in England’s miserable last nine months saw six wickets fall on a first Test pitch that remained a lifeless strip of dirt that any self-respecting batsman would want to dig up and carry around with them. Only a late rally from Stuart Broad and then Joe Root saved England from total humiliation but they have much to do if they are to leave one of their most productive grounds still level in a series Alastair Cook cannot afford to lose.
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England trail India's first innings total of 457 by 105 runs
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Root and James Anderson put on an unbeaten 54 for the last wicket
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"It is concerning at a time when you have a gender gap that put (@placeholder) over the top, and that gap was a diverse gender gap," Walsh said. | Washington (CNN) -- As Democrats in Congress celebrate a historic number of women elected to their ranks, the White House's top ranks reflect a very different picture -- one that is largely male. CNN has learned President Barack Obama is expected to nominate White House chief of staff Jack Lew as treasury secretary. The likely contenders to replace Lew -- including Ron Klain, who once served as Vice President Joe Biden's chief of staff, and Denis McDonough, a deputy national security adviser -- are all men. Then there's the president's recent choice for defense secretary: former Sen. Chuck Hagel. The preferred choice to replace Hillary Clinton as secretary of state is another man: Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry.
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Obama's second term Cabinet picks include Jack Lew, Chuck Hagel and John Kerry
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"There is a 25 percent chance that Mrs. @placeholder will be the next president," she recounts being told. | Even before hitting newsstands, Monica Lewinsky's essay in Vanity Fair provoked its share of reactions across social media, from shrugs to bemusement to outright hostility. The reactions are easy to understand when you're talking about a former White House intern whose affair with Bill Clinton threatened to bring down his presidency. Now that her essay is out, it reveals a woman still haunted by the events of nearly two decades ago. It also offers insights into someone who has moved on. Here are the six major takeaways: 1. She regrets the affair. Lewinsky devotes considerable ink to her various forays into the job market. We all know about the handbags she peddled in the late 1990s and her stint as a Jenny Craig spokeswoman.
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Monica Lewinsky has many regrets
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'@placeholder has experienced a huge jump in footfall, compared to the same day last year.' | By James Chapman and Becky Barrow Last updated at 2:29 PM on 1st December 2011 Militant union leaders failed in their campaign to bring Britain to its knees yesterday. David Cameron dismissed as a ‘damp squib’ a strike billed as the biggest for a generation. With picket lines sparsely populated, only a quarter of civil servants took action, the NHS suffered minimal disruption and Britain’s borders operated more smoothly than normal. JobCentres remained open, courts were sitting, rubbish was collected and driving tests went ahead. Packed: The combination of striking workers and children off school meant thousands descended on the Trafford Centre in Manchester yesterday, triggering a pre-Christmas mini sales boom
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Just a quarter of civil servants take action
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The comet was closest to @placeholder on January 7, but you may get a better view as the full moon wanes. | (CNN)It was a tough decision for any space junkie. Comet sleuth Terry Lovejoy had just pinged me on Facebook Messenger answering my request for an interview. Then, my amateur astronomer husband, Jim Ribble, opened the garage door to shout that he had spotted Comet Lovejoy with his telescope from our driveway. So -- do I chat with the man who found a new comet late last year, or do I go outside to see the comet? If you're a space rock lover, you know the answer. I told Mr. Lovejoy I would email him my questions and dashed outside. The comet has Terry Lovejoy's name because he was the first person on Earth to spot it, an increasingly difficult accomplishment since he's competing with professional observatories. It's the fifth comet that he's discovered, but he denies having a secret formula for finding them.
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In truth, once the match got underway there was little the visitors could do to stem the tide of almost constant @placeholder attacks, with very little in reply. | (CNN) -- Jose Mourinho's Chelsea had the last laugh on London rival West Ham to keep up its relentless pace at the top of the English Premier League with a 2-0 Boxing Day home win. The pre-match build up had centered on Mourinho's remarks after the corresponding fixture last season -- when peeved by the West Ham defensive tactics in a 0-0 draw -- he said manager Sam Allardyce and the team had been playing "football from the 19th century" -- amid other sharp criticism. Mourinho backtracked on these remarks and has paid compliment to West Ham's fine form in the current campaign, in fourth place ahead of the latest round of games, but it did not prevent the Hammers' official Twitter feed from posting a witty rejoinder before the match.
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Chelsea beats West Ham 2-0 in English Premier League
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Goals from John Terry and Diego Costa
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Champions Manchester City keep pace at top with 3-1 win at WBA
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The @placeholder said Wednesday night it had sent an investigative team to the scene. | (CNN) -- A tourist boat with more than 30 people on board overturned on the Delaware River at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Wednesday after it was hit by a barge, Philadelphia police and the Coast Guard said. "We confirmed that there were 37 people on board, 35 passengers and two crew. As of right now we have confirmed that 35 people have been recovered. There are two people missing," said David Umberger, the Coast Guard's civilian search and rescue controller for the area, shortly after the accident. The two missing people are a 16-year-old female and a 20-year-old male, Lt. Frank Vanore of the Philadelphia Police Department told reporters later Wednesday afternoon.
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NEW: NTSB launches investigation into boat accident
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Teenage girl, 20-year-old man missing after accident
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Police said boat had mechanical trouble, engine shut down, barge hit it
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Thirty-five of 37 passengers and crew rescue | 15,789 | record_train |
In the @placeholder episode Snyder calls Cartman's use of their teams name 'derogatory.' | A South Park commercial that aired on Sunday during the Washington-Philadelphia Eagles game shines a humorous new light on the controversial team name the Washington Redskins. The commercial which aired only in Washington D.C. seems to be an attempt by the creators of South Park to share their negative opinion of the team's refusal to change their name now that as of June, the name Redskins is no longer a protected trademark, reports The Huffington Post. In the commercial, Eric Cartman runs a business under the Washington Redskins name. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Devil's advocate: Eric Cartman of South Park has taken over the Washington Redskins' name to the cartoon version of team owner Dan Snyder's chagrin
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A South Park commercial poking fun at the Washington Redskins name aired only in Washington D.C.
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The name the Washington Redskins is no longer a protected trademark because a trademark board found it to be 'disparaging of Native Americans'
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In the commercial, Eric Cartman runs a business under the Washington Redskins name and the team owner Dan Snyder finds it 'disrespectful' | 15,790 | record_train |
@placeholder sees hope in the 25% decline in executions as the group pushes for abolishment. | (CNN) -- Thirty one countries have abolished the death penalty but China, Iran, Saudi Arabia, the United States and Yemen remain amongst the most frequent executioners, according to a new report from Amnesty International released Monday. The human rights organization officially recorded at least 527 executions in 2010, down from at least 714 in 2009. The leading regions for executions, according to Amnesty, are Asia and the Middle East, with eight of the top 10 nations from those areas. "While executions may be on the decline, a number of countries continue to pass death sentences for drug-related offenses, economic crimes, sexual relations between consenting adults and blasphemy -- violating international human rights law forbidding the use of the death penalty except for the most serious crimes," said Salil Shetty, the group's secretary general.
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China maintains secrecy over its use of the death penalty
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China, Iran, North Korea, Yemen and United States execute the most people
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China executes more than the rest of world combined, according to Amnesty International
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The United States executed 46 people in 2010 | 15,791 | record_train |
@placeholder has faced questions about how it could have found wreckage deep underwater, thousands of miles from the official search area. | Beijing (CNN) -- Relatives of vanished Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 passengers wailed and yelled in a Beijing hotel Thursday as the airline announced it was closing the assistance centers where they'd been gathered for weeks -- effectively telling the families to go home. The closures also will mean no more mass daily briefings for the relatives -- news that sparked a new wave of anguish and despair for the hundreds who heard it at Beijing's Lido Hotel. "What can we do?" a relative yelled, as others kneeled in front of police who had assembled in the hotel briefing room to keep order.
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NEW: Submersible completes 27-hour search mission, starts next one
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Malaysia Airlines is closing relatives' support centers, urging relatives to return home
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Relatives wail, yell after being told to go home
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@placeholder of PSEG said the company is cooperating with authorities investigating Mobley. | (CNN) -- Federal authorities are investigating a New Jersey man suspected of being an al Qaeda member and going on a deadly rampage at a hospital in Yemen. The FBI is investigating Sharif Mobley, a 26-year-old from Buena, New Jersey, said Rich Wolf, a spokesman at the agency's Baltimore, Maryland, office. He wouldn't comment further. Mobley had worked at nuclear plants operated by PSEG Nuclear for different contractors from 2002 to 2008, doing routing labor such as carrying supplies and assisting with maintenance activities, company spokesman Joe Delmar said. Mobley, who also worked at other nuclear plants in the region, satisfied federal security background checks required to work in the U.S. nuclear industry as recently as 2008, he said.
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Sharif Mobley, 26, from Buena, New Jersey, accused of deadly hospital shooting
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Mobley one of 11 al Qaeda suspects captured earlier this month
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FBI investigating; they and Yemen officials offer few details | 15,793 | record_train |
The trial then heard @placeholder's call after he was transferred to an ambulance service operator who told him how to carry out CPR. | Manslaughter charges against two men accused of killing a chef during a gay clingfilm bondage session have been dropped but they remain on trial accused of negligence. Alun Williams, 47, died from a heart attack brought on by overheating and dehydration after being wrapped up like a mummy in clingfilm and plastic sheeting in an extreme form of sadomasochism. The P&O Ferries head chef, who lived with his girlfriend in Shepherdswell, Kent, had an interest in bondage and mummification and would meet men online for sex, Canterbury Crown Court heard. Lesser charges: Richard Bowler, 35, (left) and David Connor, 23, (right) both of Canterbury, Kent, have had manslaughter charges against them in relation to the death of gay chef Alun Williams, but still face a lesser manslaughter by gross negligence charge
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Alun Williams, 47, died from a heart attack brought on by overheating
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He had been wrapped up like a mummy in clingfilm and plastic sheeting
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P&O Ferries head chef lived with his girlfriend in Shepherdswell, Kent
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But he 'had an interest in bondage and would meet men online for sex'
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Richard Bowler, 35, and David Connor, 23, both denied manslaughter
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Judge rules they will face lesser manslaughter by gross negligence charge | 15,794 | record_train |
@placeholder warns against the use of force but will promote "dialogue and cooperation and play a constructive role" in dealing with the Iranian nuclear issue. | Beijing (CNN) -- China's Foreign Ministry weighed in on the widespread anxiety over Iran's nuclear program on Friday, urging Iran to be flexible with the U.N. nuclear agency but staunchly deploring force amid talk of strikes against the country. Hong Lei, the ministry spokesman, made the comments, state-run news agency Xinhua said on Friday. They come ahead of a report on Iran's nuclear program expected to be released next week by the International Atomic Energy Agency. "As a member of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, Iran should fulfill the relevant international obligations," Hong told reporters. The report is expected to focus specifically on research and development that Tehran may have carried out that would help it build a nuclear warhead. Iran said it is developing nuclear power for peaceful purposes but Western powers have long asserted that Iran aspires to build nuclear weapons.
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Talk of force against Iran surfaces in the media
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China backs "dialogue and cooperation"
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She said she leaves "all the financial details up to @placeholder." | (CNN) -- John Spieker stood on the back porch of his newly rented Bailey, Colorado, home, thankful for his Good Samaritan landlord and worried that his previous home, parked in the driveway, wouldn't get him to work the next day. John and Katie Spieker stand next to their camper with baby son, Jacob. His 1977 Toyota Dolphin camper, which Spieker rescued from a salvage yard, had carried him, his wife, Katie, and 4-month-old son, Jacob, from Florida to Colorado earlier this summer, a cross-country sojourn in search of work. He was uncertain it could handle the 14-mile commute the next morning, but he'd make do.
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Florida man's pay is reduced until he can't support his family
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He fixes up rickety camper and with wife, baby and $1,000, sets off for Colorado
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They camp in woods until someone offers a reduced-rent house
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But public anger over a recently published Chinese "white paper" declaring @placeholder's "comprehensive jurisdiction" over the territory, released amid a campaign by pro-democracy activists for universal suffrage, drew a larger than usual turnout. | Hundreds of demonstrators, including prominent lawmakers, were arrested at a peaceful sit-in in Hong Kong early Wednesday, following a huge rally calling for democracy in the Chinese territory. Large crowds had turned out for a 5 km march through the city's central business district Tuesday, in a massive show of defiance against Beijing's vision for the city's political future. Police said 98,600 people took part in the march, while organizers said 510,000 participated. Statisticians from the University of Hong Kong estimated the turnout as between 154,000 and 172,000. At the end of the rally, student activist groups held illegal sit-ins at two locations, at Chater Road in the heart of the business district, and outside the office of Hong Kong Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying.
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Huge crowds march in Hong Kong calling for democracy on the anniversary of handover
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511 protesters arrested at illegal sit-in following the march, say police
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An annual event, the march is especially charged this year amid a heated political climate
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Pro-democracy activists are threatening to "occupy" downtown if calls are not heard | 15,797 | record_train |
The @placeholder was presented with 102 different items, Princess Anne got 135 presents and Prince Andrew was gifted with 107. | They're showered with gifts wherever they go but not all the items presented to the Royal Family are quite what most would imagine. Among the more unusual items lavished on the royals, which were revealed in a list released by Buckingham Palace, were tins of tuna, model missiles and a supermarket's worth of mangoes. Many of the mangoes were presented to Prince Andrew, who is famously fond of the fruit, although Princess Anne was also given a box of 100 by the president of Pakistan, Mamnoon Hussain. Scroll down for video Global giving: The Royal Family has received items from all over the world, some unusual
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Buckingham Palace has released the annual list of royal gifts
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Among the items are mangoes, dried beef and tins of fish
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Usain Bolt presented his own autobiography to the Wessexes
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Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall got the most presents
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The Earl and Countess of Wessex amassed 136 while the Queen got 102
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Prince Philip got the fewest individual gifts with just 19 in 2014
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All gifts become part of the Royal Collection and are loaned to museums | 15,798 | record_train |
unwillingness of certain @placeholder in congress to catch up with the | By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 15:21 EST, 25 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:20 EST, 26 November 2013 During a token policy appearance Monday in San Francisco, President Obama railed against Republicans for standing in the way of his 'comprehensive' immigration reform plans that would extend an amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants. 'We've got to finish the job,' Obama said, referring to bipartisan legislation that passed the U.S. Senate in June but has long stalled in the House. 'It is long past time to reform an immigration system that doesn't serve America as well as it should,' he told a crowd estimated at 600. 'We could be doing so much more to unleash America's potential.'
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Business leaders including Facebook's CEO are demanding looser immigration policies but skeptics say they're only after cheaper labor
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Obama shoehorned an immigration speech in between 7 fundraisers
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Senate Republicans say CEOs want an 'oligarchy' that twists immigration policy for their own economic advantage
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Protesters heckled the president during his speech, demanding an executive order to stop deportations
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The Obama administration has sent more illegal immigrants packing than any other in U.S. history
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One group of ICE officers slammed an existing Senate bill, saying it 'legalizes aliens with extensive criminal records'
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The ball is in House Republicans' court, but hard-liners are insisting on tighter border security and tougher enforcement before the law can change | 15,799 | record_train |
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