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But give @placeholder some credit where it is due. | By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 23:31 EST, 2 October 2013 | UPDATED: 00:11 EST, 3 October 2013 There's sure to be a food fight over this one... Michael’s Pizzeria in Long Beach, California has been named the 'Best Pizzeria' in the United States meaning Los Angeles is deemed to have the best slice in the country. Hard as it is to believe, Chicago's deep dish and New York's thin and crispy were hardly in the running. Tony’s Pizza Napoletana in San Francisco’s North Beach neighborhood came a close second having held the title for a number of years. Tasty: Zagat, the exclusive guide of restaurant reviews and nightlife ratings, has rated Michael?s Pizzeria, located on Naples Island in Long Beach, as having the top pizza in the country
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Top pizza restaurant was chosen by reviews using Zagat survey
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Michael's of Long Beach, California has only been open for two years | 19,000 | record_train |
@placeholder offers customers a tattoo service for £400 that needs touching up once every six months. | Staring at myself in the mirror, I’m shocked to see how different I look compared to five minutes ago. My eyes appear more intense, my face paler. I’m thinking Scandinavian, I’m thinking Queen Elizabeth I, but brow expert Sohan Chong puts her finger on it. ‘Weird,’ she announces, staring at my new bleached eyebrows. ‘They bring out the blue of your eyes, although you do look a bit like an alien.’ Eyebrows have become 2014’s most confusing beauty story. At the beginning of the year the ‘Scouse brow’ — the high-arched, pencilled-in look so beloved by Liverpool ladies, WAGs and TOWIE women — was still in fashion.
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This year's catwalk eyebrows trends have been at both extremes
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STEPHANIE THEOBALD has noticed her eyebrows are thinning with age
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She tried catwalk eyebrow trends and was amazed at the difference
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From the Scouse brow to the Vulcan brow, eyebrow grooming is in vogue
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Big black brows against blonde hair made her feel more powerful
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Women are skipping the tweezers and reaching for the peroxide
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But she wasn't a fan of the bleached look | 19,001 | record_train |
The @placeholder confirmed the arrest, but said the diplomat -- who was not named -- was not taking part in demonstrations. | (CNN) -- A Swedish diplomat in Iran was arrested and accused of participating in Iranian protests during observances surrounding the Muslim holy day of Ashura, two semi-official news agencies reported Sunday, citing members of Iran's parliament. Sweden denies that the diplomat was involved in the protests. Swedish officials and the Mehr news agency reported that the diplomat was subsequently released. "Based on the law and international norms, diplomats cannot be detained or arrested," Alaedin Boroujerdi, a member of the Iranian parliamentary National Security Committee, told Mehr. "But since this person was among those who were disturbing the peace, he was initially arrested but then he was released when it was determined he was a diplomat."
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Swedish Foreign Office: Diplot arrested in Iran during holy Muslim holiday
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Two news reports said diplomat was participating in protests
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Official: Arrest happened two weeks ago; diplomat held for 10 hours, then released | 19,002 | record_train |
"We are living in a digital age, and to help our students get ahead, we must make sure they have access to cutting-edge technology," said Obama in a statement released by the @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Saying Web access is essential for students to compete in a wired world, President Obama on Thursday will announce an initiative to bring high-speed Internet to almost all of the nation's schools by 2018. At a speech in a high-tech middle school in Mooresville, North Carolina, Obama was scheduled to order federal agencies to earmark funds for providing broadband and wireless access to 99% of U.S. public schools in the next five years, according to senior administration officials. The president is tasking the Federal Communication Commission with spearheading the project, and is also asking the FCC to fund high-speed connections at libraries.
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President Obama will call for high-speed internet access in nearly all schools
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Obama wants 99% of schools with WiFi or broadband by 2018
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White House says fast Web is crucial to competitiveness | 19,003 | record_train |
Velasquez rose through the judicial ranks exploring the links between congressmen and paramilitary groups in @placeholder in the 2000s. | Guatemala's new anti-impunity commissioner, Ivan Velasquez, arrived to the Central American nation in October with an ambitious agenda, promising to probe links between drug traffickers and political parties. "We're going to investigate if organized crime has permeated political campaigns with their financing," he told CNN en Español in an exclusive interview. The announcement sent shock waves across a country that faces one of the highest murder rates in Latin America. Widespread institutional corruption and societal violence related to drug trafficking continue to be a concern, according to a recent U.S. State Department report. Previous commissioners have had successes exposing networks that colluded with the government. But Velasquez envisions an investigation that could expose the very apparatuses of criminal activity leaving no stone unturned.
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Ivan Velasquez is the new commissioner for a U.N.-backed anti-impunity commission
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He vows to go after ties between drug traffickers and political parties
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Velasquez did the same as a judge in Colombia
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His work makes some officials uncomfortable | 19,004 | record_train |
in Benghazi, Mr @placeholder said: 'No acts of terror will ever shake the | By Graham Smith PUBLISHED: 05:49 EST, 18 October 2012 | UPDATED: 07:02 EST, 18 October 2012 The leader of an Islamist group has been named as a commander in last month's attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi that killed three Americans including ambassador Christopher Stevens. Ahmed Abu Khattala, who heads the Benghazi-based Ansar al-Sharia group, was closely involved in the September 11 assault, according to Libyan authorities. Witnesses said they saw Abu Khattala lead the fatal assault, although his exact role has not been made clear. Suspect: Ahmed Abu Khattala, who heads the Ansar al-Sharia group, was closely involved in the September 11 assault on the U.S. embassy in Benghazi, according to Libyan authorities
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Ahmed Abu Khattala heads the Benghazi-based Ansar al-Sharia group
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Libyan officials say he was closely involved in the September 11 assault that killed four Americans including ambassador Christopher Stevens
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Consulate security entrusted to little-own British company
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How Obama handled aftermath of attack triggered war of words between the President and Mitt Romney in this week's second presidential debate | 19,005 | record_train |
"@placeholder is the best in the business at getting that awards attention, and it became clear with 'The Artist' two months ago that this was the film that had caught the tailwind." | (CNN) -- "The Artist" beat out films from the likes of Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg and George Clooney to top honors at the Academy Awards on Sunday -- not bad for a silent, black-and-white French film with no big-name stars. Director Michel Hazanavicius's love letter to old Hollywood cinema was the undisputed king of the industry's biggest night, garnering five Oscars for best picture, best directing, best costume design, best original music score and best actor. But was the rise of "The Artist" from contender to best picture winner -- the first silent film to win the award since "Wings" at the first Academy Awards in 1929 -- a triumph of marketing over art?
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"The Artist" won Academy Awards for best picture, best director, best actor
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Harvey Weinstein's company also distributed "The Iron Lady," "My Week with Marilyn" and "Undefeated"
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Movie mogul Weinstein also a big winner last year with "The King's Speech" | 19,006 | record_train |
It will drive the stock markets lower and the Korean won to depreciate sharply as geopolitical risks are rising and foreign investors could withdraw money out of @placeholder," she said. | Hong Kong (CNN) -- Shares in Asia slumped on Monday on fears the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Il could lead to instability on the divided Korean peninsular. South Korea's Kospi Index fell 4.9% to 1,750.60 in mid-morning trading in Seoul before climbing slightly to 1,766,82 to be 4% off by midday. Key stocks tumbled, with Samsung Electronics, the largest stock on the Kospi, falling 3.5% and LG Display, the world's second largest panel maker, down 7.2% in early trading. Already battered by fears that possible credit downgrades in European countries could derail a solution to the euro zone debt crisis, Asian markets fell across the board.
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Death of North Korean leader rattles markets across the region
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South Korea's Kospi index slides almost 5% at the open
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Markets from Australia to Japan also sink on the news
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Concerns grow over succession struggle in North Korea | 19,007 | record_train |
Infographic shows how @placeholder airlines were rated against each other, in accordance to customers' tweets | Virgin America is Twitter's 'hash-tag favourite' airline. At least according to a new study, measuring the popularity of - and distaste for - the major US airlines on social media. American Airlines, Delta, jetBlue, United and Virgin America were rated in eight categories including cost, luggage and crew. Scroll down for video United Airline was praised for its crew, but the same could not be said about delays and cancellations Overall, Virgin America had the most positive tweets, ranking highest for customer service, delays/cancellations, luggage, security, and charges/fees. JetBlue was in second place overall, followed by Delta. And while United Airline was praised for its crew, the same could not be said of customer feedback about delays and cancellations, luggage restrictions and charges and fees.
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Virgin America came out on top, while United Airlines ranked the worst
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Top US airlines rated in eight categories including cost, luggage and crew
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US company analysed data from almost 160,000 tweets | 19,008 | record_train |
The killings at @placeholder are among the worst atrocities claimed by ISIS in Iraq. | Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama on Tuesday authorized additional troops be deployed to Iraq to protect American diplomatic facilities and personnel in Baghdad. The 350 troops are being sent at the request of the U.S. Department of State to beef up security, an appeal that comes as the violence mounts as Iraqi security forces battle ISIS fighters and their Sunni militant allies. "The request he approved today will allow some previously deployed military personnel to depart Iraq, while at the same time providing a more robust, sustainable security force for our personnel and facilities in Baghdad," according to a statement released by the White House.
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NEW: Obama approves request for more U.S. troops in Baghdad, White House says
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Scores storm the Iraqi parliament building
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Families want to know the whereabouts of loved ones after a June ISIS attack near Tikrit
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ISIS overran a base formerly known as Camp Speicher and says it killed 1,700 Iraqi forces | 19,009 | record_train |
Watch how a @placeholder mother ends up in handcuffs » | DECATUR, Georgia (CNN) -- Police quietly wait by the front door of the small, brick suburban Atlanta home as investigators tell 48-year-old Lajuana Robinson, a mother of nine, "I'm going to have to put you in handcuffs." Investigators take a woman from her Decatur, Georgia, home after her arrest in a truancy case. She's charged with violating her parole in a truancy case because three of her younger children have missed hundreds of days of school combined. While students have always suffered the consequences of playing hooky, parents in DeKalb County, Georgia, are facing one of the more aggressive anti-truancy programs in the country, one where punishment can include time behind bars.
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Georgia county operates aggressive program to keep kids in school
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300 families have gone to court in truancy cases
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Fifteen "truant" parents have faced time behind bars | 19,010 | record_train |
Eventually @placeholder were undone by Andre Schurrle’s 92nd-minute strike, picked off by the experience and know-how of some of Germany’s finest players. | In the end, after 120 minutes, there were broken hearts and sweat-stained shirts hiding the heads of Algeria’s players. They were awesome. Algeria didn’t deserve to go out of the World Cup in the second round after this staggering performance at the Estadio Beira-Rio. If this is how Germany want to win a fourth World Cup then they can only hope to stumble across the finish line in Rio de Janeiro on July 13. Joachim Low has a lucky, lucky team. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Germany fans go through full range of emotions during win Cheeky: Andre Schuerrle of Germany scores first goal past goalkeeper Rais M'Bolhi
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Chelsea forward Schurrle broke the deadlock with audacious flick
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Arsenal midfielder Ozil doubled the lead in extra-time
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Adbelmoumene Djabou scored last-gasp consolation for Algeria | 19,011 | record_train |
Still, Argentina continues to press its claim to the islands, which are home to more than 3,000 people, most of them of @placeholder descent. | Buenos Aires, Argentina (CNN) -- Authorities in Argentina's Tierra del Fuego province denied entry Monday to two cruise liners that were seeking to dock in the southern port of Ushuaia, in incidents linked to the political dispute over the Falkland Islands. The government was applying a provincial law barring ships traveling under British colony flags from docking at the port, said the state-run Telam news agency. Both ships were registered in Bermuda, a British territory. One of the ships -- the Star Princess -- departed Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on February 18 on a 14-night South America cruise. "Because the ship had previously called at Stanley, it was denied entry to Ushuaia," said Julie Benson, a spokeswoman for Carnival Corp. She was referring to the port city in the Falkland Islands, which are referred to in Argentina as Las Malvinas.
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Incidents occurred Monday in Tierra del Fuego province
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Two ships were denied entry to the port of Ushuaia
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Report: Argentina cites law barring ships sailing under British colony flags
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A dispute between Argentina and Great Britain over the Falklands goes back decades | 19,012 | record_train |
Cruz continued that theme when -- in comments that got him in hot water with liberals and conservatives -- he accused fellow @placeholder of being part of a "surrender caucus" because of their reluctance to buck the tide. | San Diego, California (CNN) -- American humorist Will Rogers once said, "I'm not a member of any organized political party. I'm a Democrat." The old saying goes that, come election time, Republicans fall in line and Democrats fall apart. The tradition in the GOP has been that, if you ran for president and came up short -- Ronald Reagan in 1976, George H.W. Bush in 1980, John McCain in 2000, Mitt Romney in 2008 -- next time, it would be your turn. Among Democrats, it was a free-for-all. Hillary Clinton was thought to have a lock on the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination, but Barack Obama had other ideas.
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Ruben Navarrette: Traditionally, Democrats have been the party of internal feuds
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Now the Republicans seem badly split, with top figures sniping at each other, he says
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Chris Christie and Rand Paul traded barbs; Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio also attacking
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Navarrette: Republicans aren't demonstrating that they have presidential stature | 19,013 | record_train |
@placeholder's twin-engine 777 boasts an excellent safety record and is among the most sophisticated airliners flying today. | The loss of a second Boeing 777 in 131 days threatens Malaysia Airlines with another public relations and financial blow as it struggles to overcome industry and consumer fallout after the disappearance of Flight 370. On Thursday, Flight 17 heading from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur crashed in eastern Ukraine, according to reports from the Russian news agency Interfax. Early speculation centered on the possibility it was shot down at an altitude of more than 30,000 feet. The company confirmed that it lost contact with the flight -- coded MH17. Its last known position was over Ukrainian airspace. The plane is said to have crashed in eastern Ukraine near the border with Russia. Russian-backed separatists are fighting the Ukrainian military in the region.
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Analyst: Loss of two Boeing 777s in 131 days could deal fatal blow to Malaysia Airlines
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Malaysia Airlines flight from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur crashed in eastern Ukraine
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The airlines is still struggling to overcome harsh criticism over its handling of Flight 370
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It has also had serious financial problems in recent years | 19,014 | record_train |
And then one of the others said to the president, call @placeholder back in. | (CNN) -- U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reversed her opposition to a vote on offshore drilling on "Larry King Live" on Monday night, saying she would consider a vote if it were part of a larger energy package. U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi urges the release of oil from strategic reserves as a way to bring down gas prices. Pelosi and fellow House Democrats have staunchly opposed Republicans' request for a vote on the drilling. Some Republicans stayed in chambers after Congress adjourned for the session, making speeches on energy policies, in an attempt to get Democrats to come back for a vote.
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NEW: House minority leader calls for immediate vote on offshore drilling
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House speaker says she'd be open for a vote on drilling as part of a larger package
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Pelosi: Releasing oil from strategic reserves would quickly reduce gas prices
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"We should be using that money to invest in renewable resources," Pelosi says | 19,015 | record_train |
Taylor's lawyer has called @placeholder's lawsuit, seeking unspecified compensatory and punitive damages, 'a money grab' because of Taylor's fame. | By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 00:38 EST, 25 October 2012 | UPDATED: 00:38 EST, 25 October 2012 NFL great Lawrence Taylor, reliving a night to forget, admitted yesterday that he paid for sex with a 'very, very pretty' prostitute in 2010 but denied accusations that he ignored obvious signs she was a teen runaway in distress. Taylor, 53, told a Manhattan jury at a civil trial that he had a history of hiring women for 'company' when on the road but didn't expect them to automatically have sex with him. 'I still like the chase,' Taylor testified. But he added, 'I like to stack the odds in my favor... I don't like to work too hard.'
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Lawrence Taylor, 53, admits he often hires prostitutes 'for company' when he's on the road
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He claims Cristina Fierro, who was 16 at the time, told him that she was 19 in May 2010 incident
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Taylor was charged with sexual misconduct and patronizing an underage prostitute in the May 2006 incident
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Taylor played for 13 seasons in the NFL and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1999 | 19,016 | record_train |
About 2million pilgrims, including hundreds of thousands of young Catholics, are expected to flock to @placeholder for the event. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:07 EST, 16 July 2013 | UPDATED: 08:07 EST, 16 July 2013 Pope Francis will offer plenary indulgences to participants of World Youth Day - even it is only over the internet The Pope will offer forgiveness to Catholics who follow services on World Youth Day - even if it is only through Twitter. The Vatican announced Pope Francis will offer plenary indulgences to participants in the festival - his first foreign trip as Pontiff - in Rio de Janeiro this month. Pilgrims travelling to the Brazilian city will be granted indulgences, but in an unusual step, the Argentine Pope has extended the offer to people who participate in the event by watching it on television, listening over the radio or following it on the internet.
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Pope Francis will offer plenary indulgences to participants at event
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Indulgences are pardons of punishment for sins forgiven in confession
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Pope issue indulgence to Catholics who participate through 'television or radio or, with due devotion, via the new means of social communication' | 19,017 | record_train |
Lewinsky's reentry into public life comes at the same time that Hillary Clinton, @placeholder's wife and the former secretary of state, is considering a run at the presidency. | Washington (CNN) -- Monica Lewinsky took another step into the public spotlight on Monday when she joined Twitter. "#HereWeGo," the former White House intern who had an affair with President Bill Clinton tweeted early on Monday. Her account was quickly verified by the social media site. Joining Twitter is just the latest step in Lewinsky's re-entry into public life. Lewinsky penned an essay in May for Vanity Fair about her life after the affair and her reaction to the news that Hillary Clinton refereed to her as a "narcissistic loony toon" in a conversation with a close friend. Lewinsky, who is a contributor for Vanity Fair, wrote another essay for the magazine in July about online bullying.
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Monica Lewinsky joined Twitter on Monday.
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Her first tweet, from an account that was quickly verified by the social media site, was simply "#HereWeGo".
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Lewinsky has published multiple essays this year, including a Vanity Fair piece in June.
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The former White House intern will give a speech on the subject later on Monday. | 19,018 | record_train |
Concern: Brazil left-back Marcelo calls for @placeholder's team doctor to come on to the field as Neymar looks in pain | Brazil coach Luiz Felipe Scolari has told how Brazil feared the worst when Neymar went down with the back injury that ended the World Cup pin-up's tournament. Scolari revealed team-mate Marcelo asked Neymar how he was feeling after he was kneed by Colombia defender Juan Camilo Zuniga the No 10 said, 'I can't feel my legs'. 'He replied: "I can't feel my legs." Scared, Marcelo called on the team doctor, but doctors are not allowed on the pitch,' Scolari is quoted as saying in Marca. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Emotional scenes as team-mates greet Neymar at Brazil base Fearing the worst: Neymar told Marcelo 'I can't feel my legs' after he went down against Colombia
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Brazil star is out of the World Cup after suffering back injury
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Colombia defender Juan Camilo Zuniga's knee struck the No 10
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Brazil won the quarter-final 2-1 and now face Germany
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Neymar will be out of action for four to six weeks, said team doctor | 19,019 | record_train |
'We're very, very confident but also we won't show any sort of complacency and we won't underestimate @placeholder,' added Symons at his pre-match press conference. | Fulham boss Kit Symons hopes to keep Hugo Rodallega at the club beyond the end of the season. The Colombian striker has emerged as a key figure in Fulham's revival under Symons, scoring eight goals so far this term, but he will be out of contract in the summer. 'You want to keep your best players and he's one of our best players and he's absolutely on fire at the moment and long may that last,' said Symons. 'Since I've been in charge Hugo's been brilliant. He's playing his football with a great big smile on his face which is the way I like the game to be played.
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Hugo Rodallega has scored eight goals for Fulham this season
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The Colombian striker is out of contract in the summer
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But manager Kit Symons wants to keep him at Craven Cottage
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Fulham take on Watford on Friday night in the Championship
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Symons is looking for his eighth win since taking over from Felix Magath | 19,020 | record_train |
Mr @placeholder insisted he had been right to stick to his word and ‘defend Britain’s national interest’. | By James Chapman, Tim Shipman and Jason Groves Last updated at 9:16 AM on 13th December 2011 Nick Clegg became the incredible sulk of British politics yesterday by snubbing David Cameron’s triumphant appearance in the Commons. The Prime Minister was cheered by Tory MPs for his historic veto of a new EU treaty at the Brussels summit. His pro-EU deputy ducked yesterday’s session, telling Mr Cameron he would be a ‘distraction’ on the Government front bench. Snub: Nick Clegg, pictured leaving the Commons, said last night that he did not appear in the House for David Cameron's statement as he thought he would be a 'distraction'
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Deputy PM says his appearance would have been a 'distraction'
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Cameron insists he was right to 'defend Britain's national interests'
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Prime Minister says Mr Clegg had originally endorsed his strategy
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Conservative backbenchers applaud Mr Cameron's stance but Ed Miliband calls it 'the biggest mistake of a generation'
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Nicolas Sarkozy claims he and Angela Merkel did all they could to keep Britain on board | 19,021 | record_train |
Sprajc hopes the find could shed new light on relations between different regions of the @placeholder during that period. | By Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 16:55 EST, 20 June 2013 | UPDATED: 09:04 EST, 22 June 2013 Archaeologists have found an ancient Mayan city that remained hidden for centuries in the rain forests of eastern Mexico; a discovery in a remote nature reserve they hope will yield clues about how the civilization collapsed around 1,000 years ago. The team, led by Ivan Sprajc, associate professor at the Slovenian Academy of Sciences and Arts, found 15 pyramids - including one that stands 75 feet tall - ball courts, plazas and tall, sculpted stone shafts called stelae.
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Archaeologists have found an ancient Mayan city they named Chactun - meaning 'Red Rock' or 'Large Rock'
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The heavily-forested area has been hidden deep in the Mexican jungle for more than 1,000 years
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Chactun likely had its heyday during the late Classic period of Maya civilization between 600 and 900 A.D.
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The research team found 15 pyramids, ball courts, plazas and tall, sculpted stone shafts | 19,022 | record_train |
According to Mr Murphy, the show’s researchers told him he couldn’t appear because Mr Dodwell had been chosen to put the multinationals’ view and, due to the BBC’s strict ‘gender balance’ rules, they needed a woman – Miss @placeholder – to put the opposing argument. | For a panel debating tax issues, economist Richard Murphy ought to be the perfect candidate. Not at the BBC. Instead, Newsnight bosses chose fashion blogger Poppy Dinsey, 25, and Mr Murphy’s junior female colleague, Ellie Mae O’Hagan – all in the name of gender equality. Yesterday Mr Murphy, 54, a chartered accountant and the head researcher at the Tax Justice Network, branded the decision to leave him off the programme as ‘straightforward discrimination’. Scroll down for video Debate: Fashion blogger Poppy Dinsey, centre, was invited by BBC's Newsnight to discuss tax avoidance by large corporations alongside Mr Murphy's junior colleague Ellie Mae O'Hagan and Bill Dodwell of Delioitte
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Richard Murphy claims he has been discriminated against by BBC's Newsnight
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He was 'snubbed' for the show's debate on corporate tax over a younger female colleague
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Poppy Dinsey, 25, says she was chosen to tick the 'young, female' box | 19,023 | record_train |
If @placeholder really cares about families, he must address the unfair burdens placed on daughters. | By Yasmin Alibhai - Brown There were countless occasions when I needed my brother’s help. The time my mother had an operation; the day she had a heart attack; the many evenings she felt lonely and needed company. Like the morning in 2005 when I was called by the lovely woman Ealing Council had hired to care for Mum, who was by then in her 80s. The carer was distraught; Mum had a fever and was delirious, speaking only in Kutchi, our home language. Could I come over? But it was impossible — I was in Manchester, working. Worried sick and filled with guilt, I began ringing round.
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Yasmin had to care for her ageing mother though loneliness, an operation and a heart attack
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According to the charity Age UK, 78 per cent of carers are female
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Yasmin agrees with Prime Minister David Cameron that family is of the utmost importance | 19,024 | record_train |
@placeholder and Tomaszewski, also pleaded guilty to grievous bodily harm with intent. | A Polish gang who battered a top academic in his home had a flamethrower in their car and may have been planning to torture him, it was reported. Professor Paul Kohler, 55, suffered horrific injuries when he was beaten in front of his family at his £2million home. The father-of-four, a university friend of Prince Edward, told the Times he thinks the gang had planned to torture him with a flamethrower, after the weapon was found in the car of one of his attackers. Paul Kohler, pictured with his family, suffered horrific injuries when he was beaten by masked raiders in his own home
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Paul Kohler, 55, needed facial reconstruction surgery after raid in August
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Gang had burst into his £2m home in Wimbledon and attacked him
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The academic thinks the men planned to torture him with a flamethrower
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HoncTomaszewski, 32, Honc, 23, Oskar Pawlowichz, 29, and Dawid Tychon, 29, all admitted aggravated burglary
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Honc and Tomaszewski also admitted causing grievous bodily harm
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They will be sentenced at Kingston Crown Court in January next year | 19,025 | record_train |
However, Hayden Tinto made @placeholder pay for missing several chances when he pounced on a defensive mistake and fired into the top corner on the stroke of halftime. | (CNN) -- Mexico bounced back from two successive defeats to beat Trinidad and Tobago 2-1 on Wednesday and keep alive hopes of qualifying for the 2010 World Cup finals. Mexico's match-winner Oscar Rojas tussles with Trinidad and Tobago's goalscorer Hayden Tinto. The result lifted the Mexicans up to fourth place in the six-team CONCACAF group, from which only the top three nations automatically progress to next year's showpiece in South Africa. If Javier Aguirre's side cannot do any better than the position they find themselves at the halfway stage of the qualifying schedule, then a two-leg play-off against the fifth-best team from the South American group will follow.
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Mexico bounce back from two successive defeats to beat Trinidad and Tobago
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Javier Aguirre experiences first victory since taking over again with 2-1 triumph
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The result puts Mexico up to fourth in six-team CONCACAF group at halfway
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Honduras move up to third position in the group after defeating El Salvador 1-0 | 19,026 | record_train |
Part of @placeholder's appeal was just how connected you felt to the weapons, and how different each one felt. | Forget communism – the biggest threat to America in 1962 was an alien invasion. That’s what The Bureau would have you believe, anyway. Known only to a select few, this top-secret government unit is tasked with investigating a string of mysterious extra-terrestrial attacks. Their mission is clear – survive, adapt and overcome the alien threat. Get Carter: As Agent Carter, you can use a variety of different weapons but all feel slightly light weight You play Agent William Carter, who spearheads a team of three agents. What’s immediately noticeable is just how many elements The Bureau has borrowed from other successful games. Take the responsive, cover-based shooting that feels remarkably similar to Gears Of War. Or the ‘Battle Focus’ mode, reminiscent of the skill and command wheel in the Mass Effect games.
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Blend of cover-based shooting and role playing
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Responsive controls and easy-to-use Battle Focus mechanic
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Lacks multiplayer and off-line cooperative modes which may narrow appeal
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Nothing jaw-dropping about the visuals - even when running on PC | 19,027 | record_train |
Senator @placeholder's a skilled retail politician and this gives him a platform to talk about a brand of Republicanism we could use more of." | Why in the world would Scott Brown, a former half-term Senator from Mitt Romney's Massachusetts, put himself in the mix for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination? The real question is: Why not? When Brown told the Des Moines Register over the weekend that he was heading to the Iowa State Fair "to determine whether there's an interest in my brand of leadership and Republicanism," the news was met with some amusement by political insiders. After all, Brown has already floated bids for New Hampshire senator and Massachusetts governor, and he doesn't seem likely to pursue either. 2016 Watch: Scott Brown makes a stop in Iowa
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There's a difference between running for president and "running" for president
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Scott Brown served part of one term in the Senate before losing his re-election bid
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There's almost no downside in a politician saying he's considering a presidential run
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Even some of his former advisers say they don't know what Brown is up to | 19,028 | record_train |
Vintage Chelsea it wasn't, but the result was all that mattered to @placeholder skipper Terry. | (CNN) -- After being humbled by Manchester City in the FA Cup and drawing against West Bromwich Albion in the English Premier League, Chelsea could hardly afford to drop points against Everton on Saturday. The Blues didn't -- barely. And it was the man who has been dubbed 'Mr. Chelsea,' the returning John Terry, who struck deep in injury time following a free kick from another Chelsea veteran, Frank Lampard. Both were re-introduced to the starting lineup by manager Jose Mourinho against a stubborn Everton side chasing a European spot and the 1-0 victory temporarily increased Chelsea's lead atop the table to four points over Arsenal.
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Chelsea defeats Everton 1-0 at home thanks to a goal deep in injury time
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Chelsea rebounds after a loss in the FA Cup and draw in the league
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Chelsea still leads Arsenal by a point and Manchester City by three atop the table
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With a chance to force a fifth set, though, @placeholder faltered in the tie-breaker. | By Howard Fendrich In the heat of the moment, locked in a suddenly tight match after midnight at Flushing Meadows, Australian Open champion Stan Wawrinka snapped at a rowdy spectator, telling him to 'Shut up.' An hour later, his 6-3, 6-4, 3-6, 7-6 (7-1) victory over 91st-ranked Thomaz Bellucci of Brazil in the second round of the US Open complete, Wawrinka was able to laugh about the exchange. 'At the end of the day, they start to get a little bit drunk,' Wawrinka said at his news conference, shaking his head and chuckling. 'It was OK. I had to talk to a few of them. At the end, it's normal... Everybody was into the match. That's OK. It can happen.'
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Stan Wawrinka told a rowdy spectator to 'shut up' during second round win
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Thomaz Bellucci took the game to him at Flushing Meadows
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He accused Mr @placeholder of tinkering’ with the constitution, warning that the changes contained the ‘seeds of future problems that will be obvious in the years ahead’. | By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 19:15 EST, 22 January 2013 | UPDATED: 19:16 EST, 22 January 2013 Warned: Nick Clegg has been told by MPs that succession reform may open a Royal Pandora's Box Nick Clegg was accused of ‘opening a Royal Pandora’s Box’ last night over plans to change the laws of succession to the throne. The Deputy Prime Minister told the Commons that rules giving precedence to men and the ban on heirs marrying Roman Catholics belonged to a ‘bygone era’. The change will mean that if the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s first child, due in July, is a girl, she would ascend the throne even if she had brothers.
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Change means Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's firstborn would ascend the throne - even if it is a girl and eventually had brothers
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Nick Clegg warned by MPs the succession reform bill is being rushed
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Crazy: Subway surfing is the most x-treme @placeholder sport, the ultimate x-pression of rebellion in a world run amok | By James Gordon PUBLISHED: 16:46 EST, 25 January 2014 | UPDATED: 16:46 EST, 25 January 2014 A terrifying video has surfaced showing teenagers riding on the outside of a train as it crosses the Williamsburg bridge that links Brooklyn with Manhattan. A growing numbers of teenagers in search of Internet fame are risking their lives by performing dangerous stunts on the New York City subway in what is becoming an alarming online trend. YouTube is filled with clips of young men in their teens and early 20s jumping across the tracks, playing chicken with trains and 'surfing' on moving trains.
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There were 55 subway-related deaths in New York City in 2012 and 53 in 2013
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People in the Tokai and @placeholder regions should be prepared for heavy rain Wednesday, Kanda said, adding that the Kanto region may be most affected Wednesday evening. | (CNN) -- Four people in Japan have been killed amid heavy rain from a powerful typhoon that is expected to make landfall Wednesday afternoon, authorities there said. The center of Typhoon Roke, which had sustained winds of up to 167 kph (103 mph) Wednesday morning, could hit Japan's Tokai region, which includes Nagoya city -- or the Kanto region, which includes Tokyo -- in the afternoon, Japan Meteorological Agency chief forecaster Yutaka Kanda said at a news conference. At of 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, Roke's center was 280 kilometers southwest of Nagoya, where about 1 million people had been urged to evacuate.
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Typhoon Roke approaches Japan, expected to make landfall midafternoon Wednesday
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4 deaths in Nagoya attributed to storm
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About 1 million people have been urged to evacuate Nagoya
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The goalkeeper withdrew from the @placeholder squad after aggravating an existing problem but trained with the Baggies on Thursday. | 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 West Brom's home clash with Everton... West Bromwich Albion vs Everton (The Hawthorns) Kick-off: Saturday 3pm Odds (subject to change): West Brom 5/2 Draw 12/5 Everton 11/10 Referee: Anthony Taylor Managers: Alan Irvine (West Brom), Roberto Martinez (Everton) Head-to-head league record: West Brom wins 54, draws 34, Everton wins 60 Team news West Brom Ben Foster is set to hand West Brom a boost for Saturday's Barclays Premier League visit of Everton after returning following his thumb injury.
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Ben Foster back in full training for West Bromwich Albion
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Keeper pulled out of England squad with thumb injury
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‘The relationship between @placeholder and me has always been unbelievable so I | Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli challenged a BBC commentator to meet her in her ‘ball gown and heels’ after he described her as ‘no looker’. The French star spoke out as John Inverdale was forced to make a grovelling on-air apology for comparing her unfavourably with previous winner Maria Sharapova. And last night, a stunning Miss Bartoli, 28, posed for photographers at the Champions’ Ball in London in a figure-hugging black dress. On Saturday, Inverdale told listeners on Radio Five Live: ‘Do you think Bartoli’s dad told her when she was little: “You’re never going to be a looker – you’ll never be a Sharapova – so you have to be scrappy and fight?”’
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Women's champ Marion Bartoli looked glam in glistening black dress
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The presenter quipped: 'Do you think Bartoli's dad told her when she was little, "You’re never going to be a looker?"'
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"The vice causes much harm, not only to individuals, but to the collective health of the nation," said @placeholder, who said the dangers result in an increase in car wrecks and domestic violence. | CARACAS, Venezuela (CNN) -- The price of sin rose Monday in Venezuela where President Hugo Chavez is on a campaign to make Venezuelans cut back on drinking and smoking. "Everyone's shocked," said Leonora Marino, owner of Bodegon Marino in Valencia, Venezuela, west of Caracas. On Monday evening, she was still changing the prices in her store as her customers looked on and complained, she told a reporter. Alcohol is now 10 percent more expensive; cigarettes are 20 percent pricier. "Really, it's difficult to buy at these prices," she said, then joked, "They say they're going to stop eating so that they can continue drinking."
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Venezuelan government hikes taxes on alcohol and cigarettes Monday
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Ten percent price increase on alcohol and 20 percent increase on cigarettes
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Stores near schools, churches and cultural centers cannot sell alcohol
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Today Jane designs, handmakes and showcases her collections from her design studio in @placeholder. | By Deni Kirkova PUBLISHED: 07:26 EST, 24 April 2013 | UPDATED: 07:56 EST, 24 April 2013 With the Duchess of Cambridge, Sophie Wessex, Zara Phillips and countless society girls wearing her designs, milliner Jane Taylor is already well-known in certain circles. The British milliner hit the headlines during the Jubilee celebrations when the Duchess of Cambridge chose to wear a £700 beaded cocktail hat from the brand and the Countess of Wessex chose a blue Jane Taylor design to complement her silk suit. But now the high society hat maker is set to expand her customer base as she launches a website selling designs that can be afforded by more than just princesses and blue bloods.
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Jane Taylor from Fulham, London, opened her studio just five years ago
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@placeholder is Punjabi, while Bhavna was Yadav, from the Rajasthan region. | An Indian woman's parents have strangled her to death after claiming she destroyed their family's 'prestige' by marrying a man from a different caste, police say. The tragic death of Bhavna Yadav, a 21-year-old student from a leading New Dehli University, appears to be the latest of a series of cruel honour killings that have shocked India. Police allege Bhavna was strangled by her parents and uncle because she had secretly married 24-year-old Abhishek Seth in a union that undermined their family's 'prestige'. Police say Bhavna (pictured) was strangled by her parents, who then burned her body in an honour killing
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Police claim Bhavna Yadav was murdered in brutal case of honor killing
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The 21-year-old woman was Yadav from Rajasthan but married a Punjabi
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Obama, who was interviewed by and played basketball with @placeholder in 2008, said: 'I will miss Stuart Scott. | President Obama has led tributes to Stuart Scott, the longtime SportsCenter anchor and ESPN personality who died today from cancer at age 49. The network says Scott died Sunday and had fought cancer since a diagnosis in late 2007, remaining dedicated to his craft even as he underwent chemotherapy, radiation and surgery. In his sports presenting career, which began in 1987 in South Carolina, he rose from local stations to prominence on the national sports network, coining now-unavoidable phrases including the celebratory 'boo yah'. The President today praised Scott, saying he will 'miss' the presenter, who 'entertained... and inspired us'.
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Scott, who had been fighting cancer since 2007, died Sunday
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While former @placeholder all-rounder Botham believes the franchise-based IPL has become too powerful and could be fuelling corruption in the game, Akram thinks not playing in the tournament is hurting England. | By Sudipto Ganguly, Reuters Not playing the Indian Premier League is the reason behind England's struggles in the shorter formats, former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram said, a day after England great Ian Botham called for the rich Twenty20 competition to be scrapped. England were thumped 4-1 in Australia in their one-day international series at the beginning of the year and also lost recent series at home against Sri Lanka and India. Critics have flayed England's strategy and selections for the shorter formats, with some suggesting that the team does not care about anything other than test cricket. Struggling: England's lack of involvement in the IPL is hurting them in limited overs formats, says Wasim Akram
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Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram says IPL would help England
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England players miss the Indian tournament due to its clash with summer
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Kevin Pietersen was the only Englishman in this year's T20 tournament
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Nigeria closed its borders Saturday with Cameroon and Niger, whom it has accused of allowing the militants to move freely into @placeholder. | Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) -- Nigeria imposed a 24-hour curfew Saturday in the northern city of Kano after assailants killed scores of people and wounded others in a hail of gunfire and coordinated bombings of eight government sites. A military official told CNN that at least 156 people were dead and feared the number would rise. "The hospitals are not equipped to deal with the influx and severity of the injuries, so we are expecting that figure to go up further," the official said. Nwankpa Nwankpa, a Red Cross information officer in the capital, Abuja, said 50 people were injured in the attacks. He said that search and rescue operations are underway and volunteers are working to assist those hurt.
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NEW: The U.N.'s Ban Ki-moon is "appalled at the frequency and intensity" of recent attacks
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A military official tells CNN that at least 156 people were killed
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Nigeria closes its borders with Niger and Cameroon and imposes a state of emergency
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The Islamist militant group Boko Haram claims responsibility | 19,041 | record_train |
For example, it took us a long time to track down the correct bullnose bricks for the wall which were unique to @placeholder. | A grandmother who bought a crumbling 17th Century house for just £300 in 1968 has finally put it on the market after spending 46 years painstakingly restoring it back to its former glory. Gillian Holland, 71, bought the abandoned black-and-white timber-framed home in Bewdley, Worcester, at a knockdown price after discovering it was about to be demolished. She and her late husband Terry spent almost half a century lovingly restoring Bridge View - which was built in 1623 - and she has now finally put it on the market with an asking price of £200,000. Gillian Holland, 71, bought the abandoned black-and-white timber-framed home in Bewdley, Worcester, for just £300 in 1968 after discovering it was about to be demolished. She has spent the last 46 years restoring it
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Gillian Holland bought abandoned timber-framed property for £300 in 1968
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71-year-old has spent last 46 years and £20,000 restoring 17th Century home
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Grandmother-of-three has now put house on market with £200,000 price tag
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Despite this, she has never stayed a night at house in Bewdley, Worcester | 19,042 | record_train |
However, while Woods --, the first sportsman to earn $1 billion -- might possibly lose some sponsors, other revenue streams could be exploited, according to @placeholder. | London, England (CNN) -- Tiger Woods' marital "transgressions" may have cast doubt on the future of his corporate associations, but history shows that a dose of bad publicity does not always mean an end to the earning power of sport stars. The world's No. 1 golfer has not been seen in advertisements on American television since November 29 according to media research company Nielsen, with the blackout starting just two days after he crashed his car outside his house -- reportedly following an argument with his wife. But Nigel Currie, director of international sponsorship agency BrandRapport, believes that although Woods faces an uncertain corporate future, his marketability will remain if he thinks creatively.
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Major sponsors have distanced themselves from Tiger Woods after his recent scandal
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Expert says Tiger's "transgressions" will impact on sponsorship but may open up new avenues
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Golfers such as John Daly and Nick Faldo have bounced back from PR nightmares | 19,043 | record_train |
The @placeholder will pay for that mistake for years, and deservedly so. | San Diego, California (CNN) -- Monitoring the immigration crisis requires keeping one eye on Washington and one on the U.S.-Mexico border. One place is full of corrupt and mercenary characters who protect their interests, don't follow the rules, play with people's lives and who only care about making money and amassing power and ensuring their own survival. Then you have the border. Alarmed over tens of thousands of child refugees coming into the United States, House Republicans last week sent up a flare -- and wound up setting themselves on fire. With the Senate in recess until after Labor Day, Republicans approved a pair of show bills.
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House votes for spending bill on border crisis and against reprieve program for "dreamers"
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Ruben Navarrette: Democrats set a clever trap on immigration and GOP fell into it
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Miss @placeholder is pictured in Syria after she travelled there to give out aid before being captured by armed militia from the Jabhat Al-Nusra | Two Italian aid workers captured by Islamic extremists in Syria this summer are believed to have appeared in a new video begging for their lives. Greta Ramelli, 20, and Vanessa Marzullo, 21, were captured by militants believed to be from Al-Qaeda affiliated group Jabhat al-Nusra in August while distributing aid in Aleppo. Now video footage has emerged apparently showing the pair wearing niqabs, sitting in a sparse concrete room and holding a piece of paper with the date Wednesday, December 17 written on it. Scroll down for video Video footage has emerged which seems to show Italian women Greta Ramelli, 20, and Vanessa Marzullo, 21, begging to be returned home and warning that their lives are in danger after being captured in Syria
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Greta Ramelli, 20, and Vanessa Marzullo, 21, travelled to Syria this summer
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Went to city of Aleppo to help hand out aid when they were captured
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They are believed to be held by Al Qaeda affiliated group Jabhat Al Nusra
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Video has emerged seeming to show the pair asking to be returned home
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Still, as one Marine remarks, "@placeholder fight battles, they don't fight wars." | Editor's Note: The staff at CNN.com has recently been intrigued by the journalism of Vice, an independent media company and Web site based in Brooklyn, New York. VBS.TV is Vice's broadband television network. The reports, which are produced solely by Vice, reflect a very transparent approach to journalism, where viewers are taken along on every step of the reporting process. We believe this unique reporting approach is worthy of sharing with our CNN.com readers. New York (HBO) -- In February 2010, U.S. Marines launched Afghanistan: Operation Moshtarak, the biggest operation since the start of the Afghanistan war. Its main target was the Taliban stronghold of Marjah, a town in Helmand province. Journalist Ben Anderson, who spent two months with the American forces, offers an extraordinarily intimate look at the brutal realities of modern-day warfare in the harrowing documentary "The Battle For Marjah," debuting Thursday, February 17 at 9 p.m. ET exclusively on HBO, marking the first anniversary of this historic battle.
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Documentary marks first anniversary of largest operation since start of the Afghan war
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"The Battle For Marjah" shot by journalist who was embedded with U.S. forces for two months
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Film looks at brutality of war, offers glimpse of Marines' personal lives | 19,046 | record_train |
The Olympic swimmer's mother and father @placeholder lost their Florida home to foreclosure in October, new court documents have revealed | By Sara Nathan and Daily Mail Reporter Just days after Olympic golden boy Ryan Lochte's father spoke out against reports his son was in any way connected with his Florida home foreclosure, photos have surfaced of the boarded up and abandoned Port Orange property. Steven, 61, and Ileana Lochte, 60, have both lashed out at reports that accuse their son, whose endorsement deals are worth millions, of ignoring their plight. However, photos of the home sitting empty are a sad testament to what could have been avoided had the Lochtes come to Ryan for aid before the home was officially seized in October 2013.
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Final judgement on Steven and Ileana Lochte's Florida home took place on October 31 last year
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Their Olympic gold-medal winning son Ryan, 29, has earned millions from swimming and endorsements
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Suburban home in Port Orange is expected to be put up for auction soon
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The Lochtes, who have 5 children, divorced in 2011
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Steven Lochte tells MailOnline today: 'Everything's sorted. I have a town house, my ex-wife has her own home, we're all good' | 19,047 | record_train |
Sinclair has been linked with a move back to his old club @placeholder | By Chris Wheeler Scott Sinclair admits the last 18 months have been among the toughest of his career as he faces up to an uncertain future at Manchester City. The Premier League champions will offload Sinclair this summer if a buyer can be found, just two years after a £6.2million deadline day move from Swansea. The 25-year-old winger made just three starts in his first season at the Etihad under Roberto Mancini before a blood clot was discovered in his shoulder in May 2013 which required surgery. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Scott Sinclair's girlfriend Helen Flanagan in sexy FHM shoot
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Premier League champions will get rid of Sinclair if buyer is found
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Forward spent last season on loan at West Brom
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The 25-year-old scored in City's 5-1 friendly win over AC Milan
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Sinclair and City face Liverpool at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday | 19,048 | record_train |
It also resulted in angry protests in Khartoum, with some calling for the @placeholder woman's execution. | KHARTOUM, Sudan (CNN) -- In an effort to shut down Khartoum's Unity High School, a disgruntled former employee alerted Sudanese officials that a British teacher had allowed her class to name a teddy bear "Mohammed," a British source and Sudanese presidential palace source told Time magazine's Sam Dealey. An undated amateur photo shows Gillian Gibbons, who was jailed for allowing children to name a teddy bear "Mohammed". Gillian Gibbons, 54, was convicted last week of insulting religion and sentenced to 15 days in jail and deportation. Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir pardoned her from her prison sentence on Monday and she later left on a flight for England.
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Disgruntled ex-employee said teacher let class name teddy "Mohammed"
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Sources: Sarah Khawad trying to shut down Khartoum's Unity High School
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Briton Gillian Gibbons convicted of insulting religion released from jail
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As for me, ever since my first trip to @placeholder, I have been telling everyone I know that you need to visit Tibet, at least once in your lifetime, because Tibet is so unique, so extraordinary, so magnificent, so holy, that not visiting Tibet may be an eternal loss and regret. | (CNN) -- For most people in the world, freedom of religion is of such paramount importance and warrants all the legal and constitutional respect and protection. It is fair to say that this concept has been imbedded in numerous people's mind such that any accusation of its violation almost automatically triggers waves of condemnation. A woman reads a state media newspaper Saturday in Beijing with coverage of Tibet. That may explain why so many people, especially in the West, are so agitated if they conclude that the Tibetan question boils down to freedom of religion, or, even worse, to its violation.
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Victor Gao: Important to consider church-state separation on Tibet debate
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Beijing accuses Dalai Lama of causing conflict, seeking independent Tibet
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Dalai says he seeks autonomy for region, not independence
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In a Tuesday interview with the News-Star, a tearful @placeholder denied being racist. | (CNN) -- A student who videoed a re-enactment of the "Jena 6" incident apologized and said the video was not intended to make fun of the six black students arrested in the beating of a white classmate, according to The News-Star newspaper of Monroe, Louisiana. The incident involving six black students has sparked protests across the country, like this one in Washington. The video, taped by University of Louisiana-Monroe student Kristy Smith, shows students in blackface apparently acting out the beating of Jena High School student Justin Barker. One of the males in the tape runs onto the beach acting as if he is holding a noose, and three others -- covered in river mud -- pretend to knock him to the ground, punch and kick him. At least one racial epithet can be heard.
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Student tells News-Star of Monroe, Louisiana, she wasn't making fun of "Jena 6"
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Kristy Smith posted tape on her Facebook page; it has since been removed
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Hundreds meet on University of Louisiana-Monroe campus in response to video
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CNN: You've been to "@placeholder: An All-Star Tribute" before. | (CNN) -- Hill Harper, star of the CBS series "CSI: NY," founded the Manifest Your Destiny Foundation to empower young people through mentoring, scholarship and grant programs. Harper, who is also a best-selling author and a graduate of Harvard Law School and the Kennedy School of Government, served on the Blue Ribbon Panel that selected this year's Top 10 CNN Heroes. He recently spoke to CNN about the Heroes campaign and his philanthropy. Below are excerpts from that interview. CNN: Why did you decide to name your organization the Manifest Your Destiny Foundation? Hill Harper: Well, the name comes from the subtitle of my first book ["Letters to a Young Brother: Manifest Your Destiny"] and so what I wanted to do was take some of the profits from that and create this foundation. I started to find that a lot of our young people just don't have mentors. They don't have individuals to help them navigate their journey. "Manifest your destiny" means what it is: If you have a dream, if you have a goal, let's figure out how to get you there.
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Hill Harper is encouraging youth through his Manifest Your Destiny Foundation
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The "CSI: NY" star says we're not expecting enough out of young people these days
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@placeholder added: 'To say she lives and breathes politics is more than an understatement. | Departure: Candy Crowley, the chief political correspondent and State of the Union host will leave CNN after 27 years CNN's chief political correspondent and State of the Union host Candy Crowley is leaving the network after 27 years. The 65-year-old confirmed that she will leave her job at the end of the month. Her final appearance as host of State of the Union will be on December 21. CNN Worldwide President Jeff Zucker heaped praise on the veteran correspondent and called her one of the most 'important and impactful journalists on air.' He told staff at CNN in an e-mail: 'Crowley has made the decision to move on, so she can embark on the next chapter of her already prolific career.
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The 65-year-old chief political correspondent will exit this month
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Her final appearance hosting State of the Union will be on December 21
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Crowley said she wants the 'chance to do something new'
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She joined CNN in 1987 and has covered developments on Capitol Hill
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said recently that 700,000 foreigners had moved to @placeholder just to obtain | By Jack Doyle PUBLISHED: 20:11 EST, 29 July 2012 | UPDATED: 20:11 EST, 29 July 2012 David Cameron has come under pressure to follow Spain's example tighten border controls Britons living in Spain face tough income tests as the debt-ridden country launches a crackdown on migrants. The move has led to demands from Tory MPs for David Cameron to take a tougher approach to EU nationals living in this country. Earlier this month, Spain passed proposals for ‘proof of income’ and other tests. Ministers hope to save 1billion euros (£780million) a year by forcing EU citizens to meet strict criteria if they wish to stay for three months or more.
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Madrid hopes to save more than €1 billion euros a year
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EU citizens living in Spain will have to produce job contract
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Plan to help Britons if the Euro fails in Greece
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GERMANY, Italy and France have pledged to do ‘whatever it takes’ to shore up the stricken euro, prompting speculation that the European Central Bank may take further measures. Meanwhile, 51 per cent of Germans think they would be better off leaving the euro and 71 per cent want Greece to leave if it does not meet its austerity promises, according to a survey. | 19,054 | record_train |
His defense attorneys claim Brannan, who served in @placeholder in the early 1970s, was suffering from post-traumatic stress and bipolar disorder at the time of the shooting and was off his medication. | (CNN)Andrew Brannan, a decorated Vietnam War veteran convicted of murdering a 22-year-old sheriff's deputy in 1998, was executed Tuesday, said Gwendolyn Hogan, spokeswoman for the Georgia Department of Corrections. Earlier in the day, the Georgia Supreme Court joined the state's parole board in declining to stop the execution. The justices denied a stay of execution by a vote of 6-1, with one justice not participating. Brannan was scheduled to die of lethal injection at 7 p.m. ET Tuesday at the Georgia Diagnostic and Classification Prison in Jackson. Hogan said the court ordered execution was carried out at 8:33 p.m. ET. She said a final statement was given, expressing remorse to the family of the slain deputy.
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Georgia Supreme Court votes 6-1 to deny stay in Andrew Brannan's execution
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Brannan was executed by lethal injection Tuesday night in Jackson, Georgia
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Apart from handful of cities that the government designates "mixed," where a minority of @placeholder lives alongside a majority of Jews, the two groups live in separate communities. | (CNN) -- Two Israeli bands, one Jewish and one Arab, are joining together in "metal brotherhood" to spread a message of peace through rock 'n roll. Arab group Khalas (Arabic for "Enough") and Jewish band Orphaned Land are heading out on an 18-day European tour that they hope will foster tolerance between the two sides in the Arab-Israeli conflict. "We want to share the stage together, we want to show co-existence," said Kobi Farhi, Orphaned Land's vocalist. The bands will also share a tour bus for three weeks. What more perfect example of co-existence, asks Farhi. "We will snore at each other, we will do laundry together, we will make coffee for each other," he said.
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Two Israeli bands -- one Jewish the other Arab -- touring Europe together
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Bands hope their tour will show how music can unite people across political and religious divides
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Other Arab-Israeli musical projects have highlighted power of music to foster peaceful relations
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'The only conflict we have is who is going to pay the bill,' says singer Kobi Farhi | 19,056 | record_train |
He said he was ‘delighted that the @placeholder relieve ourselves of this imperial pretention’. | By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 18:04 EST, 30 August 2013 | UPDATED: 18:12 EST, 30 August 2013 Tory rebels remained unrepentant last night despite being branded ‘traitors’ by a senior Cabinet minister. Education Secretary Michael Gove unleashed his tirade after it was revealed the Government had lost its motion by 13 votes. But those who rebelled remained defiant. Education Secretary Michael Gove unleashed his tirade after it was revealed the Government had lost its motion by 13 votes, calling the rebels 'traitors' Tory MP Sarah Wollaston told Radio 4’s Today programme that humanitarian assistance to Syria should not ‘come in the form of cruise missiles’.
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Michael Gove called the rebels traitors after the vote was lost by 13 votes
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MP Sarah Wollasten thinks assistance shouldn't 'come in form of missiles'
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Other rebels said it was unnecessary for the UK to put a 'hand on the dagger' | 19,057 | record_train |
As for her @placeholder-American roots, she says, "It means I expect to excel in what I do because I know who my foremothers and forefathers are. | Decatur, Georgia (CNN) -- LaShonda Durden had just given birth to her second child. She was two weeks back from maternity leave when her supervisor called her into her office. "You need to be trying to find other employment," her manager said. A bereavement coordinator and chaplain at an Atlanta, Georgia-area hospice, Durden suddenly found herself coping with the grief of being unemployed. Sixteen months later, she's still out of work. "It's a vicious cycle," she says. Durden is not alone. She is among the 16.5 percent unemployed African-Americans -- almost twice the rate of unemployment for whites. The figure was included in a new report released Wednesday on the state of black America by the National Urban League.
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National Urban League report focuses on state of black America
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African-American unemployment is double rate of whites, report finds
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Median household income for blacks stands at $34,218; for whites, it's $55,530
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'He never got to make that phone call because he was attacked by Mr. @placeholder,' he said, adding that the screams heard on a 911 call made by a neighbour during the confrontation sound like his brother. | George Zimmerman's brother last night faced the public to insist his brother is 'the neighbour that everyone would want to have' and shot Trayvon Martin in while defending himself. It came hours after his father criticised President Obama for the 'hate' he had directed at his son in the wake of the fatal shooting of the unarmed black 19-year-old that has caused outrage across the nation. Robert Zimmerman said on CNN's Piers Morgan Tonight: 'The fantasy or mythology that he chased a person is absolutely false. He stopped someone from disarming him and shooting him. He didn’t pull out a gun and shoot him.'
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Robert Zimmerman insists Trayvon attacked his son as he tried to make another 911 call
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Father says Trayvon told his son 'you're going to die tonight' as he beat him
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The Vietnam veteran, 64, said he and his family have been forced to hide | 19,059 | record_train |
His parents say his journey toward @placeholder started before captivity; insist he was not forced into conversion | American aid worker Abdul-Rahman Kassig, whose name was Peter before converting to Islam, was captured by ISIS militants October 1, 2013 while doing humanitarian work in eastern Syria The parents of American ISIS hostage Abdul-Rahman Kassig have appealed directly to the terror group leader on Twitter, begging him to spare their only son's life. Ed and Paula Kassig, of Indianapolis, Indiana, reached out to ISIS leader Abu Bakr al Baghdadi over social media this week. Abdul-Rahman Kassig, 26, whose name was Peter before converting to Islam, was captured by ISIS militants on October 1, 2013 while doing humanitarian work in eastern Syria, CNN reported.
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Ed and Paula Kassig posted messages on Twitter and YouTube begging the ISIS leader to free their 26-year-old son, Abdul-Rahman Kassig
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The Kassigs wrote in the message to the ISIS leader: 'We would like to talk to you. How can we reach you?'
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Mrs Kassig wrote: 'I am an old woman, and Abdul-Rahman is my only child'
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Following the beheading of British hostage Alan Henning in a video released last Friday, Mr Kassig was named as the militants' next victim
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In a letter to his parents, the hostage wrote that he was 'scared to die' and that he was saddened by the pain he had put his family through | 19,060 | record_train |
The mission involves astronauts making the journey to their captive space rock by hitching a ride on the next-generation @placeholder. | The countdown has begun for the Orion spacecraft’s test flight from Cape Canaveral, Florida on 4 December. Nasa’s latest capsule, which will take astronauts on deep space missions, now has its rocket in position and is undergoing final checks. Ahead of its launch, Nasa has released a video named ‘Trial by Fire’, which outlines each of the daring stages on Orion's 3,600 mile (5,793km) journey above Earth Scroll down for video The countdown has begun for the Orion spacecraft’s test flight from Cape Canaveral, Florida on 4 December. Nasa’s latest capsule (artist's impression pictured), which will take astronauts on deep space missions, now has its rocket in position and is undergoing final checks
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The 4 December flight will take place from Cape Canaveral in Florida
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A Delta IV heavy rocket will launch craft 100 miles (160km) above Earth
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Upper stage rockets will then take it 3,600 miles (5,793km) out into space
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This is just enough to pass through the Van Allen radiation belts - two rings encircling the Earth and held in place by a magnetic field
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Orion capsule has been outfitted with sensors to take readings of belts
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Road conditions deteriorate on the @placeholder side and the word 'highway' should be used in its loosest sense. | Traveling these routes inspires wonder and awe in those willing to shrug off the discomforts and heart-in-mouth moments that they entail. Whether you're gazing through a dirt-smudged window on a clapped-out bus, its engine revving desperately to clear a narrow pass, or grinding through an endless expanse of sand in a 4WD, these roads have gained a reputation for being among the most brutal in the world. If you long for white-knuckle adventure, sometimes it really is more about the journey than the destination. Lonely Planet: Top sights of the Islamic world Canning Stock Route, Australia Crossing the historic Canning Stock Route through Australia's rugged red sand wilderness is a modern-day explorer's dream. One of the world's most remote tracks, the dust-tinged, take-no-prisoners toughness of this 1,820 kilometer old drover's trail is tempered by the opportunity to meet the traditional owners of this isolated land.
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Taking some of these trips can inspire both fearlessness and wonder
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The most extreme spots include stops in Pakistan, Australia and Bolivia
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China ... has required the @placeholder side to take all necessary measures to protect the safety and lawful rights of Chinese citizens and institutions in Vietnam." | (CNN) -- Hundreds of protestors took to the streets in Vietnam Sunday as territorial disputes escalated tensions between the communist state and its neighbor China. A rally which drew around a thousand protesters in Hanoi focused local ire on the Chinese embassy, while smaller protests in Danang and Ho Chi Minh City echoed the anti-Chinese sentiment emanating from the political capital. The demonstrations were sparked by what Vietnam says were intimidatory tactics involving China's deployment of a deep-sea drilling platform in disputed waters in the South China Sea. Vietnamese officials say Chinese military and civilian ships have been harassing their vessels near the Paracel Islands -- which are controlled by Beijing but claimed by Hanoi -- since the previous Sunday, even accusing the Chinese of repeatedly ramming into them and shooting water cannon.
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NEW: Vietnamese take to the streets to protest against perceived territorial incursions by China
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NEW: South China Sea disputes form backdrop to ASEAN summit in Myanmar
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Vietnam says Chinese ships have made violent attacks on Vietnamese vessels
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Chinese fishermen arrested by Philippines authorities in a separate dispute | 19,063 | record_train |
When the @placeholder celebrated its 50th anniversary during the 1996-1997 season, NBA reporters voted Ramsay to a list of top 10 coaches in NBA history. | (CNN) -- Hall of Fame former NBA coach John "Dr. Jack" Ramsay, who became a basketball TV analyst years after winning a league championship with the Portland Trail Blazers, has died at age 89, his longtime employer ESPN said Monday on Twitter. The cause of death wasn't immediately announced. Ramsay had battled various types of cancer for more than a decade. The Philadelphia native made his mark in the collegiate and professional coaching ranks, taking St. Joseph's College to 10 postseason appearances in the 1950s and 1960s before becoming general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers, winning an NBA title in 1967.
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John "Dr. Jack" Ramsay led Portland Trail Blazers to their only NBA title in 1977
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Ramsay also won an NBA title as 76ers' general manager in 1967
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Ramsay, inducted in Basketball Hall of Fame in 1992, had 864-783 NBA coaching record | 19,064 | record_train |
Dortmund closed to with a point of Leverkusen, who hold the final @placeholder place, and went four clear of fifth-placed Bremen. | (CNN) -- Bayern Munich capped a successful week by returning to the top of the German Bundesliga with a 2-1 victory away to title rivals Schalke on Saturday despite having a man sent off in the first half. Louis Van Gaal's team followed up the midweek Champions League victory over Manchester United with a win that puts them a point clear of previous leaders Schalke ahead of Wednesday's trip to England for the second leg of the quarterfinal. Bayern took a 2-0 lead after only 26 minutes as Franck Ribery and Thomas Muller scored within 60 seconds of each other, but Schalke's former Germany striker Kevin Kuranyi reduced the deficit soon after.
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Bayern Munich return to top of German Bundesliga with 2-1 victory at title rivals Schalke
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Bavarians beat previous leaders despite having Hamit Altintop sent off late in first half
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Third-placed Bayer Leverkusen six points behind Bayern after losing at Eintracht Frankfurt
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Borussia Dortmund close on Leverkusen with a 2-1 victory at home to Werder Bremen | 19,065 | record_train |
Now, there is just three-year-old @placeholder’s nursery to pay for. | By Shona Sibary PUBLISHED: 20:42 EST, 5 November 2012 | UPDATED: 23:42 EST, 5 November 2012 Shona and her children Florence, Annie, Monty and Dolly at their home in Hindhead, Surrey. She has paid more than £100,000 in childcare over the years The other day I did something I should warn other working parents never, ever to try at home (or anywhere else for that matter). I whipped out a calculator and totted up the entire amount that childcare for my four children over the past 14 years has cost me. No doubt you will argue that I must already know what I am spending. Indeed, I do — on a daily, monthly and, if I can bear it, annual basis. Somehow it seems more palatable when broken into bite-sized chunks.
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Shona warns other working parents not to try totting up the costs of years of childcare at home after she got a shock at the total
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Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has become her unlikely hero after promising to lower childcare costs | 19,066 | record_train |
‘There are people who don’t want to go to @placeholder or are not comfortable to have surgery off-shore,' CosMediTour managing director Greg Lemon said. | By Louise Cheer Discounted boob jobs will be offered on the Gold Coast to compete against the increase in patients heading to Asia for cut-price surgery. In an Australian first, a cosmetic tourism agency based in Queensland's Broadbeach is teaming up with respected plastic surgeons to offer cheaper procedures. CosMediTour, along with Dr Craig Layt and Dr Luke Stradwick, are offering boob job holidays for about $7900. Gold Coast girls Natalie Kernke, Anna Thomsen and Noi Aasen have all travelled to Thailand to get their boob jobs through CosMediTour The agency the girls travelled through is now offering discounted boob jobs on the Gold Coast
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CosMediTour, based in Queensland, is offering cheaper boob jobs
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The agency is looking to claw back tourism business from Asia
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A nine-night stay costs $7900 on Surfers Paradise or Broadbeach
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Thailand surgeons charge $4000 for a boob job, $10,000 in Australia | 19,067 | record_train |
@placeholder headed the IRS unit that targeted some conservative groups seeking tax-exempt status for extra scrutiny. | Washington (CNN) -- Republicans on a House committee rejected strenuous Democratic objections in voting Friday that Internal Revenue Service official Lois Lerner waived her constitutional right against self-incrimination at a prior hearing. The resolution was the first step in an effort by Rep. Darrell Issa of California, the GOP chairman of the House Oversight Committee, to force Lerner to return to answer questions about targeting of conservative groups by the unit she headed. It passed on a 22-17 vote, with every Republican in favor and every Democrat opposed, following an unusually vitriolic hearing. Democrats accused Issa of a partisan witch hunt that threatened Lerner's 5th Amendment rights, while Republicans seethed at how Lerner had first declared her innocence before refusing to answer questions on constitutional grounds at the earlier hearing.
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Partisan vitriol flows at a House Oversight Committee hearing
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A GOP legislator says IRS official Lois Lerner thumbed her nose at Congress
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Democrats say a GOP resolution threatens Lerner's constitutional rights
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Providing them with more sophisticated gear, including RPGs, night vision goggles and better communication equipment, would likely enable them to neutralize @placeholder's tanks and possibly free entire towns. | (CNN) -- After more than six months of silence, Syria's leader, Bashar al-Assad, spoke last week for only the fourth time since the beginning of the country's widespread uprising in March. His words show that he is as delusional now as when the protests began. By continuing to blame the revolution on a foreign conspiracy, dismissing hundreds of thousands of his fellow citizens as "bandits, Zionists and al Qaeda," Assad is taking a page out of the handbook of Libya's late dictator, Moammar Gadhafi, on political survival. Assad will fight to the end simply because he cannot even conceive of his end.
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Writers: Sanctions have not stopped Syria's delusional Bashar al-Assad
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5,000 people have died in the Syrian regime's crackdown on dissidents, they write
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Writers say U.S. must provide protesters with sophisticated gear to fight militia
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Some Marines have said they were also so concerned about running out of ammunition that they collected @placeholder weapons and ammunition. | By David Williams and Ian Drury Constant danger: A British soldier on patrol in the village of Chah e-Anjir in Helmand. Many soldiers serving there were deeply affected. (Stock image) In a bleak corner of Helmand, only twisted, rusting barbed wire, rubble and broken blocks of concrete remain of what were once the British checkpoints of Kamiabi and Omar. Yet two years ago they were considered vital to British operations and security in the region – a buffer against the Taliban, and during the summer of 2011, home to the Marines of 42 Commando. They provided basic protection in a Taliban stronghold area known as ‘Death Valley’ and through the long hot months of the 2011 ‘fighting season’, clashes were so intense it was compared to the Zulu wars.
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Marines tried for murder of Taliban insurgent describe their 'tour from hell'
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One tells court martial that around 20 friends were will or maimed there | 19,070 | record_train |
@placeholder went to Texas on Wednesday to meet with "navigators" -- people hired to help Americans obtain health insurance through the newly established federal and state marketplaces. | Washington (CNN) -- It's not just about the website anymore. Republican foes of Obamacare still use words like "disaster" and "epic" failure in describing the problems with HealthCare.gov, the portal for enrolling in President Barack Obama's signature health care reforms. However, they also concede the technology problems will likely get resolved, as promised again Wednesday by Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius at a Senate Finance Committee hearing. The broader GOP focus is on their dislike for the Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010 with no Republican support and upheld last year by the Supreme Court. At Wednesday's hearing, Republicans accused Obama of lying to the American people in selling the reforms and railed against the impacts, including individual policyholders getting cancellation notices and premium prices rising in some areas.
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Tech official at agency overseeing Obamacare website is leaving the government
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Legislators grill HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius for the second time in a week
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"I have waited over eight years -- 2,988 days as a matter of fact ... for an opportunity to have a retrial," @placeholder said, while surrounded by family. | (CNN) -- Novelist Michael Peterson walked out of a North Carolina jail Thursday, eight years after he was convicted of murdering his wife. A jury convicted Peterson in October 2003 of murder, siding with prosecutors who argued he had bludgeoned Kathleen Peterson to death in the stairwell of their Durham home. But on Wednesday, Judge Orlando Hudson ruled that Peterson deserved a new trial and finding that North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation agent Duane Deaver had misled jurors about bloodstain evidence. Deaver was fired by the agency last January. Peterson addressed the press after being released Thursday on bond.
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NEW: Peterson's son lauds the judge's decision, yet his stepsister is more guarded
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In 2003, a grand jury convicted Michael Peterson of murdering his wife
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A judge has granted him a new trial, saying an agent had misled jurors in his testimony | 19,072 | record_train |
'The conduct which is part and parcel of the third and confidential report reveals grave threats to the power and authority of the @placeholder state,' he said. | Bruce Wilson, ex-boyfriend of former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard, should face corruption charges, according to the Royal Commission into Trade Union corruption. The first report into the year-long inquiry report was released on Friday, recommending prosecutors charge former union official Bruce Wilson and also Ralph Blewitt but also suggests some information can never be made public because it would place people in danger. During the hearings, Mr Wilson, a former union official had denied ever giving Ms Gillard 'wads' of cash and accused fellow witnesses of lying. Bruce Wilson, ex-boyfriend of former Australian prime minister Julia Gillard, should face corruption charges, according to the Royal Commission into Trade Union corruption
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Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard's ex-boyfriend is set to face corruption charges
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Former union officials Bruce Wilson and Ralph Blewitt among several people singled out by the Royal Commission into Trade Union corruption
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Two reports released by the Federal Government on Friday, a third will not be made public because of safety fears for individuals named
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Royal Commission looked at illegal slush funds, intimidation and blackmail claims
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The companies are hoping the @placeholder will increase the exposure for their products, many of which have only been recently developed. | By Emma Reynolds Olympic athletes are providing fitness data in exchange for high-tech gadgets that record sleep, diet and exercise patterns to help improve their performance. Health technology companies are using the athletes’ results to develop tracking devices for the burgeoning fitness and weightloss markets. The track cycling team from the US are testing a sleep monitor, a glucose monitor - which can help diabetics manage blood sugar - and genetic reports on their nutritional needs and muscular capacity. Setting records: Athletes taking part in the Games are sharing information on their sleep, diet and exercise patterns to help improve fitness gadgets
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Devices record diet, sleep and exercise patterns
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The US track cycling team are using glucose monitors, sleep trackers and genetic reports
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As it was, misfortune befell @placeholder, not the man hurtling through clean air. | Lewis Hamilton said this was the most important race of his career. It turned out to be a moment more fleeting. The most important fragment, perhaps. The most vital fifth of a second. That was the time between the encouragement of the final go light and Hamilton’s Mercedes car making its move. And soon after that, it was all over. There are moments in sport, cameos and no more, that define history and remain in the memory. Hamilton’s race to the first turn in Abu Dhabi was one such act. Whatever marvels the rest of his time in Formula One contain — and he is now one short of equalling Jackie Stewart’s total of three drivers’ championships — he will be remembered for this, his duel in the fading desert sun. The total eclipse of his team-mate and rival, Nico Rosberg.
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Nico Rosberg started Abu Dhabi Grand Prix from pole position but was overtaken by Lewis Hamilton at the first corner
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Hamilton stormed to victory in Abu Dhabi to win the world championship
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The Brit lauded championship triumph as 'the greatest day of my life'
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It was a split second that turned the race, and Hamilton never looked back
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They said @placeholder was a 'model tenant' who was 'caring, conscientious, warm, friendly, and well-liked by all.' | Arrested: Rita Sanders-Campfield, 53, allegedly stabbed Chong Park, 67, because she was practicing witchcraft and needed to be 'perfected', according to her journal A grandmother allegedly stabbed her roommate to death with a pair of scissors and a butcher knife because she thought she was evil and practiced witchcraft. Teacher Rita Sanders-Campfield has been charged with murder after Chong Park, 67, was found dead inside the apartment they shared in a quiet condominium in North Bethesda, Maryland. The 53-year-old Duke graduate was still lying in her bed when a maintenance worker walked into the property to make a routine repair and discovered the victim's body.
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Rita Sanders-Campfield, 53, is accused of killing Chong Park, 67
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The pair lived in a quiet condominium in North Bethesda, Maryland
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Detectives discovered a journal Sanders-Campfield kept that suggested she thought Park was 'evil' and needed to be 'perfected'
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Suspect revealed she had a history of mental illness in a recent speech
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Appeared in court via a TV link, a social worker urged that she should be sent for psychiatric evaluation | 19,076 | record_train |
The Beach Boys issued a short statement: "@placeholder have cancelled their performance on February 15, 2014. | The "Blackfish" controversy that torpedoed SeaWorld's Orlando concert series has now sunk some shows at Busch Gardens Tampa. "We regret to announce that the Beach Boys and Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo have canceled their performances at Bands, Brew & BBQ this year, but we respect their decision," a Busch Gardens Tampa spokesman said Thursday. "We're disappointed that there is a media controversy enacted by animal activists and based on misinformation." Busch Gardens Tampa is owned by SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment, which has been targeted by animal rights activists since the airing of the documentary "Blackfish" on CNN last October.
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Beach Boys, Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo cancel Busch Gardens Tampa shows
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Benatar said she canceled after realizing Busch Gardens affiliated with SeaWorld
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The controversy is "based on misinformation," Busch Gardens says
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CNN's "Blackfish" documentary focused on SeaWorld's treatment of orcas | 19,077 | record_train |
Back at his home in @placeholder, West has been able to take a hot shower and sleep in a real bed if not yet fully absorb his ordeal. | Edmonds, Washington (CNN) -- Scott West went to Japan expecting trouble. A veteran anti-porpoise hunting activist, West documents and protests the killing of the mammals. His actions are deeply unpopular in many of the Japanese coastal communities that cling to the tradition of catching and eating whale. West's organization, the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, has a long and colorful history of clashing with the Japanese. In the Animal Planet series "Whale Wars," Sea Shepherd volunteers impede Japanese whale fishing off the coast of Antarctica. Their tactics include placing their boats in front of whaling ships, attempting to carry out citizen's arrests of the Japanese crew and heaving acid stink bombs onto the vessels. For their efforts, the Sea Shepherd volunteers have had flash bang grenades thrown at them, their boats sunk in collisions and detainment for days by the Japanese crews.
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Scott West documents and protests the killing of porpoises
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When quake hit Otsuchi, West and crew were waiting for boats to return with catch
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West said he was able to leave devastation through the kindness of Japanese people
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He's invited many he met in Japan to his family's home | 19,078 | record_train |
As for the brutal heat, @placeholder says its stadiums will contain advanced, open-air cooling systems that will keep World Cup players and fans comfortable. | If you're trying to create the perfect 21st-century city, it helps to start with a blank slate. Even if that slate is a sweltering strip of sand. That's essentially what the government of Qatar and its developers are trying with Lusail, an ambitious planned city on 28 square miles of waterfront desert along the Persian Gulf. Now under construction, the compact city will contain a commercial district, a lagoon, four islands, two marinas, an upscale shopping mall, a hospital, a zoo, two golf courses and housing for some 250,000 people. It also will feature an 86,000-seat soccer stadium, surrounded by a moat, that's expected to host the final game of the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
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Lusail is an ambitious planned city rising along the Persian Gulf in Qatar
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Its infrastructure will be run by computers, making Lusail a "smart" city
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A Lusail stadium is expected to host the final game of the 2022 World Cup
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Kammer said he is a @placeholder and does not support torture in any circumstances. | (CNN) -- The men first ordered Ken Cordier to strip naked. A poll has sparked debate among Christians about torture. They then forced him face-down to the ground and pinned his arms and legs. One of them grabbed a fan belt from a truck and began flogging Cordier. When it was over, they returned another day with a new approach. They slung a rope around Cordier's neck, pulled him back like a bow and beat him with their fists. "You could tell they enjoyed it," Cordier says. "They had that look in their eyes and they grinned." This is how Cordier described being tortured. He is a former U.S. Air Force pilot who was captured by the North Vietnamese in 1966. Though he was tortured for six years in captivity, Cordier says he survived because "I never gave up faith in God and country"
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Poll: Some Christians more likely than nonreligious people to support torture
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Survey's results have sparked a series of debates among Christian community | 19,080 | record_train |
It ruled: ‘We recognise that these comments carried the potential to be offensive and insulting to Mr @placeholder. | It is a quiz traditionally associated with the finest minds in the country. But media watchdog Ofcom has ruled that Channel 4 was right to brand one Mastermind contestant 'astoundingly thick'. Simon Curtis recorded one of the show’s lowest scores in the history of the programme, but took umbrage when comedian David Walliams mocked him on a comedy show. Struggle: Simon Curtis' appearance on one episode of Mastermind did not go to plan, leading to one of the lowest scores ever and mocking from comedian David Walliams on his show Curtis was nicknamed 'Disastermind' in his home town of Castleford, West Yorkshire, after his appearance on the BBC1 show in 2006.
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Contestant Simon Curtis said he was 'unfairly treated' by Little Britain star
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Hours before the renewed violence in Karachi, the @placeholder military launched a deadly assault targeting nine militant hideouts Tuesday. | A U.S. drone Wednesday fired on an area in northwestern Pakistan, according to two Pakistani intelligence sources and a witness. Details about what the drone hit and whether there were any casualties weren't immediately available. Northwestern Pakistan is home to loosely governed tribal areas near the border with Afghanistan, and the area is a base for foreign fighters and a place of refuge for members of the Islamist militant Haqqani movement. The drone strike comes just days after two brazen attacks on or near Pakistan's largest airport in the southern Pakistani port city of Karachi. Earlier Wednesday, the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan claimed that it carried out one of the attacks -- the weekend airport assault that resulted in an hours-long siege and left 36 people dead, including the assailants.
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Drone fires on area in northwestern Pakistan, sources say
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Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan says it was involved in first Karachi airport attack
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Pakistani Taliban claim responsibility for both attacks in Karachi this week
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Before taking the @placeholder post, he retired as an Army general after nearly four decades of military service. | By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 20:03 EST, 9 November 2012 | UPDATED: 08:44 EST, 10 November 2012 The dramatic resignation of CIA Director David Petraeus on Friday threatens to undermine next week's hearings into the deadly attack at the U.S. Consulate in Libya, at which he was scheduled to testify. Petraeus resigned as head of the CIA following revelations he had engaged in an extramarital affair and acknowledging that he 'showed extremely poor judgment'. The highly-decorated general, 60, had recently traveled to Libya and the Middle East, and was to testify about the Benghazi attack next week behind closed doors to the House and Senate intelligence committees.
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Gen David Petraeus, who held CIA director post for only 14 months, dramatically announced resignation Friday
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'Can't believe Eddie Hemmings trotted out the "black guy looks like @placeholder" line. | Rugby League commentator Eddie Hemmings has faced criticism after picking out Oscar-nominated actor Djimon Hounsou in the crowd as Samuel L. Jackson on live television. Hemmings made the mistake while the camera panned to Russell Crowe sat next to Hounsou as they watched the South Sydney Rabbitohs steamroller St Helens in a 39-0 win in the World Club Challenge final. Hemmings joked on Sky Sports: 'Samuel L. Jackson alongside him, wasn't it? Looked like him. Maybe it was somebody doing an impersonation.' Scroll down for video Oscar-nominated actor Djimon Hounsou (centre) at the Rabbitohs game with team owner and friend Russell Crowe (right) and Sam Burgess (left)
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Rugby League commentator Eddie Hemmings came under fire for 'joke'
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Big difference: Uruguay's crest (left) includes four stars, while @placeholder (right) can only boast one from 1966 | As Luis Suarez celebrated the goals that vanquished England on Thursday evening, the eagle-eyed among you may have noticed that the Uruguay crest on his shirt has four gold stars above it. Surely that can’t be right? We all know that Uruguay have only won the World Cup on two occasions, so surely they’ve stitched on a couple more on without really being entitled to them? After all, in FIFA’s equipment regulations, section 18.2 states: ‘Those Member Associations that have won the FIFA World Cup may put a symbol on the playing shirt representing this accomplishment and the number of times won.’
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FIFA allow countries to add a star to their crest if they win the World Cup
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It later emerged that the marine received two bullet wounds to the arm and chest from friendly fire and a ricochet shot to the head from a @placeholder bullet. | A British helicopter pilot who performed one of the most daring rescues of the Afghanistan war is selling his gallantry medal to raise £100,000. Captain Tom O’Malley flew his Apache gunship into a Taliban stronghold with two Royal Marines strapped to the side in an extraordinary bid to save a wounded comrade. He flew the helicopter ship at 60mph then hovered just 20ft above a heavily-defended Taliban fort. Scroll down for video Heroic: Captain Tom O'Malley, pictured right, flew an Apache attack helicopter into a Taliban stronghold to rescue a wounded comrade in one of the Afghanistan war's most dramatic missions
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Captain Tom O'Malley, 47, flew daring rescue mission in Afghanistan
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The sale, at auctioneers in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, is set to raise £100,000 | 19,086 | record_train |
Despite its slide in the global rankings, @placeholder was still voted the top city in the United States for the third year in a row, for its "sand, sun, history, good food and friendly people." | How many have you been to? And do you agree with the rankings? Condé Nast Traveler announced the winners of its 26th annual Readers' Choice Awards yesterday. As they do every year, this year's results introduce new categories, new hotels and re-ordered lists of the world's best destinations. The magazine said this year's list was the most comprehensive ever, with 1.3 million votes cast for a whopping 16,000 properties around the world. World's best cities The "Top 25 Cities in the World" list had refreshingly surprising additions and rankings -- Paris came in at a lowly 22 while Bruges and Cape Town tied for 11th place.
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The South African captain posted two pictures from international duty with @placeholder from their recent games in the Congo | South Africa goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa has been shot dead in Johannesburg. The 27-year-old skippered his club side Orlando Pirates in their 4-1 win against Ajax Cape Town on Saturday night, and was pictured looking happy with girlfriend Kelly Khumalo, a South African pop star, earlier on Sunday. But the South African police service say Meyiwa was fatally shot when armed men broke into the house where he was staying later that day. VIDEOS Scroll down to watch Senzo Meyiwa's girlfriend Kelly Khumalo, a South African singer posted this picture with him on Sunday, hours before he was shot dead
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Senzo Meyiwa was declared dead on arrival at hospital after being shot
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Police 'break protocol' to announce death of 27-year-old on Twitter, and promise to bring killers to justice
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Meyiwa had captained South Africa earlier this month in games against Congo
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Orlando Pirates release a statement expressing sadness at untimely death
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Doncaster midfielder Dean Furman, an international team-mate, says he is 'beyond devastated'
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Police have offered a reward of around £8,500 for any information
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Investigators went into Vosloorus township on Monday morning to try to find out what happened | 19,088 | record_train |
"@placeholder operatives and those they have inspired have tried time and again to make New York City their killing field," he said in a prepared statement. | New York (CNN) -- Federal authorities running a sting operation arrested a 21-year-old Bangladeshi man, who came to the U.S. on a student visa and was allegedly planning to blow up the Federal Reserve Bank of New York with what he believed was a 1,000-pound bomb, officials said. Quazi Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan Nafis was detained Wednesday after an alleged attempt to detonate the device, which was inert and part of an elaborate investigation by federal authorities and NYPD detectives. Prosecutors say Nafis was apparently motivated by al Qaeda and traveled to the United States in January under the pretext of attending college in Missouri in order carry out "a terrorist attack on U.S. soil" and to recruit members to form a terrorist cell.
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The suspect majored in cybersecurity at a college in Missouri
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Jay Carney, White House press secretary, says President Barack Obama has been briefed
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Bangladeshi national made initial court appearance Wednesday at federal courthouse in Brooklyn
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His attorney, a public defender, declined to comment | 19,089 | record_train |
Rise: Bonus pay rose dramatically in April this year as the top rate of tax fell, according to figures from the @placeholder | By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 20:04 EST, 4 August 2013 | UPDATED: 04:58 EST, 5 August 2013 Mr Miliband¿s Treasury team, under shadow chancellor Ed Balls, will today cite a new YouGov poll which has found that 81 per cent believe that politicians who say household incomes have grown faster than price rises Workers are on average earning £1,350 a year less in real terms than when David Cameron came to office in May 2010, figures show. Labour will try to revive Ed Miliband’s stumbling leadership with an assault on the rising cost of living under the Coalition. And they will publish a poll showing that 81 per cent of voters believe prices have grown quicker over the last year than their household incomes.
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Workers earn £1,350 less a year in real terms, according to ONS
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Labour will use shocking stat to attack Coalition
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But Miliband is facing increasing pressure from unions | 19,090 | record_train |
for a while as it had the longest tributary into the @placeholder. | You might think the origin of the world’s largest river would be easy to find. But scientists have debated where the mighty Amazon river begins for at least four centuries. The confusion has meant that at least five Peruvian rivers have been crowned as the source at some point since the 1600s. The Mantaro River is a long river running through the central region of Peru and marked in red. Its name means 'great river'. Scientists now believe this is the source of the Amazon river Now a new study by the University of California, Berkeley, argues for yet another origin, according to a report by Jane Lee in National Geographic.
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Scientists believe source is the Mantaro River, which runs through Peru
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If they're right, it could between 75km to 92km to the length of the Amazon
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The researchers, who results have been published in Area, claim that the Apurimac River has wrongly been attributed as its source since 1971 | 19,091 | record_train |
But Cory came to the rescue, just in time, with his sweet greeting: "Happy birthday, @placeholder!" | (CNN) -- Friendship is not defined by the length of time two people share together. One defining moment is all it takes for two individuals to call each other friends. Cory Monteith's life, short as it was, taught me that lesson. His death, sudden as it was, taught me that lesson. Coroner: Mix of heroin and alcohol killed 'Glee' star The defining moment of our friendship happened the third time I joined the cast of "Glee" for yet another memorable shooting experience as Sunshine Corazon. At the set, Cory was cool. Like his character Finn Hudson, Cory was so cool that everything seemed alright with him.
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Singer and actress Charice recalls her friendship with Cory Monteith on the set of "Glee"
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Charice: "Like his character Finn Hudson, Cory was so cool"
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"My body felt cold when I learned about his death," writes Charice
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The actress asks for Cory's fans to unite and celebrate his life and talents | 19,092 | record_train |
@placeholder's approach, which is different from that used by Bicep2, may allow the group to determine when dark energy, the mysterious force accelerating the expansion of the universe, began to dominate and overwhelm gravity, which throughout most of cosmic history slowed the expansion. | Scientists have made some of the most precise measurements yet of the remnants of the universe’s oldest light. Known as the cosmic microwave background, researchers found the hidden ‘skeleton’ of the cosmos that first began to see it take shape just 380,000 years after the Big Bang. And mapping the universe in this way could help uncover some of its mysteries including dark matter and dark energy. Research led by University of California studied the early universe. The Polar consortium detected the polarisation of light 380,000 years after the Big Bang using microwave detectors on the Huan Tran Telescope in Chile's Atacama Desert (pictured)
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Research led by University of California studied the early universe
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The Polarbear consortium detected the polarisation of light 380,000 years after the Big Bang using microwave detectors on a telescope in Chile
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It reveals the hidden 'skeleton' of the universe before galaxies formed
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And this finding suggests dark matter influenced the young cosmos
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Study compliments other research such as previous Bicep2 results | 19,093 | record_train |
@placeholder plucked Wen, 21, out of a regular model casting call. | (CNN) -- Four years ago Liu Wen entered a modeling contest in China to win a computer to use for school. Little did she know it would lead her to the Victoria's Secret runway in New York. Wen, who will appear in the Victoria's Secret fashion show airing Tuesday on CBS, will be the first Victoria's Secret model of Asian descent to walk the catwalk, the company said. "I was surprised when my agent told me," Wen said hours before she was set to walk the runway. She seemed only slightly overwhelmed: clad in a pink robe, one technician assigned to her fingernails, another to her toenails and another adding extensions to her already long black hair. "I asked my agent if she was joking. I didn't think an Asian girl would get this job."
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Liu Wen will be the first Victoria's Secret runway model of Asian descent
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She entered a modeling contest four years ago to win a laptop computer
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Wen has appeared in Chinese editions of FHM, Marie Claire and Vogue magazines | 19,094 | record_train |
"Generally speaking, @placeholder women tend to be more into sharing experiences, and good communicators," Gonzalez said. | (CNN) -- As a musician and social justice activist, online social media has helped Maria Isa sell more CDs and mobilize the growing number of Latinos in her home city of Minneapolis. Isa wasn't surprised that a study published this summer said Hispanics are among the most active social media users. "Social media is about accessibility for me," Isa said. "I can send information to my audience with the push of a button on my cell. I'm able to expand my message of social justice in the Latino community and also my work and the works of others who network with me."
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Study: Latino and black people more likely to use Twitter than non-Hispanic whites
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Latism are harnessing the power of the large Latino social networking community
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Latina rapper and activist: "I can send information to my audience with the push of a button" | 19,095 | record_train |
The person who accompanied the patient said that she lived in the @placeholder dorm but could not provide a name. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:40 EST, 12 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:09 EST, 12 December 2013 The FDNY has sent a demand for payment to an 'unknown Asian' for $784 after taking a young woman to hospital in an ambulance. The bill arrived on Tuesday at The New School building in Manhattan with the title 'Unknown Asian' based on patient information filled out by a responding EMS team. The official bill from the FDNY - who charge for ambulances - lists a female patient being taken from a supermarket in the West Village to Beth Israel Medical Center on November 1.
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Bill arrived on Tuesday at The New School building in Manhattan with the title 'Unknown Asian' based on patient information filled out by the responding EMS team
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FDNY said the EMT report 'didn't translate well' on computer-generated billing paperwork | 19,096 | record_train |
He scored four goals in 11 games for @placeholder but the club suffered financial difficulties and Ameobi cut his spell short. | Shola Ameobi is being tracked by West Bromwich Albion, Hull City and Crystal Palace after the 33-year-old was released from a contract with Turkish side Gaziantep. The three Premier League clubs are all keen to bring in an experienced striker and Ameobi would be available for free. Alan Pardew signed Yaya Sanogo on loan from Arsenal but knows 6ft 3in Ameobi very well from their days at Newcastle United, while Tony Pulis is desperate to sign a centre-forward to support Saido Berahino. Ameobi is attracting interest from a host of Premier League clubs after leaving Turkish side Gaziantep Steve Bruce is also on the lookout for options up front and the lack of a fee makes Ameobi, who scored 79 goals in 397 games on Tyneside, a more appetising proposition.
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Shola Ameobi is attracting interest from three Premier League clubs
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The striker was released from his contract with Turkish side Gazianstep
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Crystal Palace manager Alan Pardew worked with Ameobi at Newcastle
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Steve Bruce and Tony Pulis are also keen on the 33-year-old | 19,097 | record_train |
'You believe @placeholder works, and I do not,' Christie said, becoming more agitated by the minute but earning sustained applause from his audience. | By David Martosko, U.s. Political Editor PUBLISHED: 20:45 EST, 18 March 2014 | UPDATED: 05:45 EST, 19 March 2014 New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie took on a persistent health care activist Tuesday during a regularly scheduled town hall event in South River, New Jersey, fending off accusations for nearly four minutes. Maura Collinsgru, a health policy advocate with the liberal group New Jersey Citizen Action, blasted Christie during the question-and-answer event, the 114th such town hall he has held since taking office. She blamed him for meeting her fellow activists with 'silence' when they try to help poor New Jerseyans access Medicaid benefits.
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The New Jersey governor fended off rhetorical body blows for nearly four minutes as a pro-Obamacare activist jabbed him about Medicaid access
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Christie, he reminded her, has increased Medicaid spending and accepted federal dollars – unlike more Republican governors – to cover more people
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'You're simply wrong,' Christie blasted, while insisting he won't spend even more money on Obamacare, which he called a 'failed federal program'
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More than a dozen other hecklers interrupted him Tuesday, complaining Occupy Wall Street-style about relief efforts following Super storm Sandy | 19,098 | record_train |
'He completed his final rehabilitation with the medical and sports science guys today, so he'll be ready for the @placeholder game - whether he starts or not will depend closer to the time. | Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has revealed Daniel Sturridge will be fit and available to face West Ham next Saturday, after seeing his side play out an FA Cup fourth round stalemate with Bolton at Anfield. Sturridge, whose last appearance for the Reds came on August 31 after a series of thigh and calf injuries since, will train with the rest of the first-team squad on Sunday ahead of next weekend's home league clash against the high-flying Hammers. Following the stalemate with Bolton Rodgers told BT Sport: 'Daniel trains with the team on Sunday – he’s at a real good level in terms of his fitness at the moment.
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Daniel Sturridge will return to action for Liverpool against West Ham
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The 25-year-old hasn't played for the Reds since August 31
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Brendan Rodgers' side played out a 0-0 draw with Bolton at Anfield on Saturday night
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They face a fourth round FA Cup replay at the Macron Stadium next month
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The Liverpool boss was happy with his side's display despite the result | 19,099 | record_train |
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