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Big night: Princess @placeholder (right) followed her sister's lead and opted for a darker hue in her clothing choice on Thursday night when the wedding weekend festivities kicked off with a barbeque dinner | By Meghan Keneally Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have taken to the party atmosphere of Memphis as the were seen drinking in the streets Thursday night. The Princesses of York are in America ahead of their friends Guy Pelly and Lizzy Wilson's wedding on Saturday, along with their cousins, Princes William and Harry. The two men opted to go straight back to the mansions where they are staying after a dinner held for the wedding guests at Rendezvous barbeque restaurant, but the same was not true for the young women. Party weekend: Princess Beatrice is seen sharing a moment with bride-to-be Lizzy Wilson Thursday and both women are holding cups presumably filled with alcoholic beverages
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Princesses of York flew into Memphis on Thursday for the weekend wedding of their friends Guy Pelly and Lizzy Wilson
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Were seen strolling down Beale Street after having dinner at famed barbeque restaurant Rendezvous
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Beatrice was holding a plastic cup that read: Kiss Me I'm Irish
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Their cousins, Princes William and Harry, are both in town for the wedding but turned in after dinner and left the wedding group
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About 175 people are expected to attend the wedding of the Holiday Inn heiress and her British nightclub owner boyfriend | 19,300 | record_train |
The question of the speed at which @placeholder was travelling needs to be resolved before the judge sentences Hunt later today, though he faces a maximum of 10 years in prison. | By Kate Lyons Luke Hunt, the fiancé of Indigenous model Samantha Harris could face up to ten years in jail for causing the death of an elderly man after he ran a red light at 40 km/h over the speed limit, a court heard. The 28-year-old is currently facing a sentencing hearing for the incident, which occurred two years ago when he and Ms Harris, 23, were driving to the gym in Narweena in Sydney's northern suburbs. The Commodore he was driving collided with a Hyundai Lantra driven by Kennth Lay, 78, at the intersection of Alred St and Warringah Rd.
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Luke Hunt, 28, is facing a sentencing hearing for dangerous driving
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Kenneth Lay, 78, died after the car crash two years ago
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Hunt claims he was driving 94 km/h in a 60 km/h zone in Narweena, NSW
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The court heard he was driving at 105 km/h and ran a red light
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Could receive a 10-year jail sentence | 19,301 | record_train |
Security personnel at @placeholder called 911 Monday evening to say a cast member had suffered a head injury during the rehearsal, the sheriff's department said. | (CNN) -- A Disney stunt performer died Monday night after suffering an injury during a rehearsal, company and local officials said. A performer was injured during rehearsal for the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular at Hollywood Studios. Walt Disney World spokeswoman Zoraya Suarez said the performer was injured while performing a tumbling roll for the Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular at Disney's Hollywood Studios, part of the Orlando, Florida, theme park. It was the third fatal incident at the park in less than two months. Earlier this month, a performer was injured in a pirate show and later died. In July, two monorail trains collided, killing a driver.
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Man hurt while rehearsing for Indiana Jones stunt show at Hollywood Studios
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Two people died after incidents at Orlando, Florida, theme park this summer
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Sheriff's department is investigating death of Anislav Varbanov | 19,302 | record_train |
@placeholder, standing at 11,053 feet, last erupted about 57,000 years ago, according to the USGS. | A flurry of small earthquakes rumbling near the Mammoth Mountain Volcano, have been categorized as "volcanic unrest" by the United States Geological Survey. Nearly three dozen earthquakes ranging from magnitude 2.6 to 3.8 have swarmed the area, northeast of Fresno, California, over the last two days. Earthquake swarms in this region are not uncommon. David Shelly, a seismologist with California Volcano Observatory, said this swarm is "bigger than we've seen recently, but normal in the area." He adds they are keeping a close eye on the movement, "but in the larger scheme of things, it's within in the range of activity over the last several decades."
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Three dozen earthquakes in last 2 days near Fresno, California
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Swarms of earthquakes not uncommon in the region
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Last swarm of earthquakes produced over 2500 between 1997-98 | 19,303 | record_train |
waving a copy of the @placeholder’s front page – which revealed dire public | By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 14:30 EST, 20 March 2013 | UPDATED: 05:57 EST, 21 March 2013 The editor of the London Evening Standard issued a grovelling apology last night after the newspaper published details of the Budget before George Osborne stood up to deliver it. Sarah Sands said she was ‘devastated’ by the error, which resulted in a photograph of the newspaper’s front page story on the Budget being published on Twitter while MPs were still waiting for the Chancellor to begin. She said a ‘very young and inexperienced’ journalist had been suspended while the newspaper carried out a full investigation.
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Chancellor George Osborne was on his feet delivering the 2013 Budget
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But Labour members were already studying Standard splash from Twitter
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Member of staff immediately suspended and probe was launched by paper | 19,304 | record_train |
Saddam's love for @placeholder was proved just five days before the war began. | By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 10:41 EST, 30 March 2013 | UPDATED: 12:04 EST, 30 March 2013 Bombed to pieces in a raid which could have come straight out of the film Top Gun, it was a stark symbol of Saddam Hussein's rule over Iraq having been broken and destroyed. The Al Mansur, translated as ‘The Victor’, was the dictator’s £25million yacht which was blasted during the Iraq War in March 2003 - and 10 years on it is still a stark reminder of a fallen tyrant. The 400ft boat, weighing 7,400 tons, could seat 200 guests under a glass atrium in the middle and even had a secret escape route descending down from Hussein’s room into a submarine launch pod.
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Al Mansur ('The Victor') was bombed during Iraq War in March 2003
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Boat could seat 200 guests under glass atrium and measured 400ft
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'Bounty Hunter' F-14 Tomcats attacked yacht although it didn't sink
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But the bombs did enough damage and it was later decommissioned | 19,305 | record_train |
Her two other children, ages 4 and 5, were moved to protective custody in another region of @placeholder. | Mafia killings don't typically shock Italians -- as disturbing as the occasional hit may be, the tragedy usually affects only friends and families of the victims. But a coldblooded, point-blank killing this month in southern Italy has a nation grieving -- for a 3-year-old child. Nicola "Coco" Campolongo was shot in the head along with his grandfather, Giuseppe Iannicelli, and his grandfather's 27-year-old companion -- victims of an apparent mob hit over money. Their bodies were found January 19 in a burned-out Fiat Punto on the outskirts of Cosenza, in southern Italy's Calabria region. Iannicelli, who was serving a drug-related sentence on house arrest, appeared to be the target of the hit.
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Nicola "Coco" Campolongo was shot and killed last week
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His grandfather and grandfather's companion were also killed
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The boy's death has shocked the country, even catching the attention of Pope Francis | 19,306 | record_train |
"When you see Will Ferrell on a marquis, he's going to give you 90 minutes to two hours of fascinating entertainment," said Asner, who worked with @placeholder in the movie "Elf." | Washington (CNN) -- The stars were out Sunday night as the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts bestowed its prestigious Mark Twain Prize for American Humor on actor and comedian Will Ferrell. The award, which was established in 1998, honors comedians who have shaped American society with their work, as Mark Twain once did. Ferrell himself commented on the importance of the prize, telling CNN it's "the only legitimate award that recognizes comedy," and he was honored to receive it. Fellow comedians Jack Black, Tim Meadows, Ed Asner, Paul Rudd, Andy Samberg, Conan O'Brien and Molly Shannon showered Ferrell with praise at the ceremony.
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The award honors comedians who have shaped American society with their work
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Ferrell calls it "the only legitimate award that recognizes comedy"
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Fellow comedians shower praise on him | 19,307 | record_train |
@placeholder, 44, who is a father-of-one mused on day five: 'I wonder why pregnant women don't use wheelchairs.' | Swollen breasts, the constant urge to wee and broken nights are problems expectant mums know all too well and men have been unable to share - until now. So what happened when three dads became nine months pregnant? Jason Bramley, Steve Hanson and Jonny Biggins are discovering exactly what it's like to have a baby on board by wearing pregnancy suits to honour mums in the run up to Mother's Day on Sunday, March 15. Scroll down for video Dads Jonny Biggins (left), Steve Hanson (middle) and Jason Bramley (right) are discovering exactly what it's like to have a baby on board by wearing pregnancy suits for an entire month
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Three fathers are wearing two-and-a-half stone baby bumps for a month
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Must wear fake bellies and breasts to work, to the pub and to bed
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Aim is to honour mums in the run-up to Mother's Day on Sunday, March 15 | 19,308 | record_train |
drawn as he arrived at a voting station in @placeholder’s upmarket 16th | By Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 12:48 EST, 5 May 2012 | UPDATED: 09:53 EST, 6 May 2012 Nicolas Sarkozy today voted in an election which is on course to see him replaced as President of France by Socialist candidate Francois Hollande. Both men appeared at polling booths in their respective constituencies, but it was Mr Hollande who looked by far the most confident. The last opinion surveys published on Friday suggested that he is cruising to victory by at least five percentage points. Presidential race: Nicholas Sarkozy leaves the Elysee Palace in Paris this morning on his way to cast his vote, right, and rival Francoise Hollande casts his ballot today in Tulle, France, as polls show him to be in lead
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Final poll shows Nicolas Sarkozy is four points behind Francoise Hollande
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Voting in France and for citizens living Britain begins this morning
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Last polls close at 8pm with preliminary results expected soon after | 19,309 | record_train |
But for the time being, Mourinho remains in situ at Real and used his latest press conference to hit back at defender Pepe, who had criticized his treatment of the benched @placeholder in the press. | (CNN) -- If Jose Mourinho's time at Real Madrid is nearing an end then he seems determined not to go quietly. The outspoken Portuguese coach's time at the Spanish giants -- one of the world's biggest soccer clubs -- has been adorned with three major trophies but also with a healthy dose of controversy. He has had to fend off regular reports of dressing room unrest and a rift with one of Real's key players, goalkeeper Iker Casillas, the World Cup-winning captain of Spain. The 50-year-old has been strongly linked with a return to the English Premier League and former club Chelsea, with the current coach of the London-based club hinting on Tuesday Mourinho is set to replace him.
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Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho says Pepe's criticism of him borne out of frustration
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Portuguese defender has lost his place in Real Madrid side to youngster Rafael Varane
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Mourinho tells reporters: "Pepe's problem is easy to analyze. His name is Varane."
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Chelsea coach Rafa Benitez hints Mourinho will take over from him shortly | 19,310 | record_train |
The 23-year-old came home in an aggregate of 1min 51.03 seconds, 0.42 seconds ahead of @placeholder's Felix Neureuther, with fellow Austrian and former two-time world champion Mario Matt, claiming bronze at 0.65 seconds. | (CNN) -- An entire nation stopped Sunday. Four million people sat watching on their television, hearts palpitating with every movement. It was time. Another 40,000 packed into Schladming with just one hope. Amidst the roars, step forward Marcel Hirscher, the 23-year-old with the weight of all Austria on his shoulders. For two weeks the Austrian public had watched and waited for Hirscher to deliver that moment of magic, that performance which would go down in folklore. On Sunday, faced with his last chance of chance of glory, the home favorite delivered, sealing victory in the men's slalom to spark scenes of wild celebration.
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Marcel Hirscher won the men's slalom at the World Championships Sunday
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Hirscher is the only Austrian to win individual gold at Schladming over the past fortnight
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Germany's Felix Neureuther took silver with Austria's Mario Matt claiming bronze
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U.S. star Ted Ligety fails in his bid to win four gold medals following disappointing run | 19,311 | record_train |
Suspected stabber: @placeholder, pictured left and right, reportedly stabbed 20 people Wednesday morning at his Pennsylvania high school | A Pennsylvania teenager is being hailed a hero after he pulled the fire alarm to alert other students that a knife-wielding 16-year-old was on a stabbing spree at Franklin Regional High School Wednesday morning. Nate Scimio is among 20 people - 19 students and a school security guard - who were injured in the frightening attack that began around 7:13 a.m. at the Murrysville school. Murrysville Police Chief Thomas Seefeld said Nate's courageous move to set off the campus fire alarm prevented more stabbings - and possibly saved lives. Scroll down for video Hero: Nate Scimio, pictured, posted this image to Instagram after the attack in which he is believed to have pulled the fire alarm to alert other students
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Nate Scimio is among 20 people - 19 students and a school security guard - who were injured in the frightening attack that began around 7:13 a.m. at Franklin Regional High School in Murrysville
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Murrysville Police Chief Thomas Seefeld said Nate's courageous move to set off the campus fire alarm prevented more stabbings - and possibly saved lives
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The brave teen, who is recovering at UPMC Children's Hospital, posted a picture of himself wearing a hospital gown later this morning
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Other heroes are emerging from the stabbing attack, allegedly carried out by 16-year-old Alex Hribal | 19,312 | record_train |
But @placeholder lose governors and state legislative races across the country. | (CNN) -- When Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland of Ohio hits the campaign trail before Election Day, you might want to listen, because the outcome his re-election bid could have a direct impact on you -- even if you don't live in his state. The number crunchers at Election Data Services estimate that next year, Ohio is going to lose two seats in the U.S. House of Representatives. It's up to the Ohio state government -- including the governor -- to decide which House members will go: Democrats or Republicans. Imagine if, 10 days from now, the Republicans win control of the House, but by only a one-seat majority. Republican John Boehner becomes speaker.
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Governors play a big role in the redistricting process
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Theoretically, redistricting could cause a shift in the balance of power
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This year, 18 states are expected to gain or lose representation in the House
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When a state has to change just one seat, the districts in the state stand to be redrawn | 19,313 | record_train |
Only @placeholder is firmly on board among the major military powers. | By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 13:19 EST, 2 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:46 EST, 2 September 2013 French intelligence has alleged that the Syrian regime launched an attack on August 21 involving 'massive use of chemical agents' which killed 281 people and that it could carry out other strikes of a similar nature in the future. The government published a nine-page synopsis today about Syria's alleged chemical weapons program that found at least 281 deaths could be attributed to the attack in areas outside Damascus. The analysis is based in part from dozens of videos culled by French intelligence services.
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The French government has published a nine-page synopsis about Syria's alleged chemical weapons program
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It found that at least 281 deaths could be attributed to an attack on August 21 in areas outside Damascus
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Dozens of videos were culled by French intelligence services to form part of its analysis | 19,314 | record_train |
The league acknowledged Tuesday that the @placeholder should have won, but allowed the result of the game to stand. | (CNN) -- The touchdown catch that wasn't. The first touchdown interception. The inaccurate reception. Whatever you call it, don't call the controversial call by replacement refs in the Green Bay Packers-Seattle Seahwaks game a catalyst for the tentative labor deal with National Football League referees, Commissioner Roger Goodell said Thursday. "It may have pushed the parties farther along, but we were really in intensive negotiations for the last two weeks," Goodell told reporters in a conference call Thursday to discuss the agreement, reached late Wednesday. Goodell also said he was sorry the league felt it had to resort to the replacements, few of whom had any previous NFL officiating experience. Many were high school or low-level college officials who hold down myriad other jobs, from schoolteachers to attorneys.
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NEW: Fans give officials standing ovation before Thursday game at Baltimore
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Monday night mistake didn't force settlement, NFL commissioner says
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The NFL labor deal with referees locks in pay raises, protects pensions for five years
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It comes 48 hours after furor erupted over Monday night's game | 19,315 | record_train |
And she said they were not consistent with the later CIA response, which disputed parts of the @placeholder report. | Disputing the conclusions of the CIA's independent watchdog, an independent board has asserted that CIA officers acted reasonably when they secretly searched Senate computers last year after learning that Senate aides had removed certain classified documents related to the torture investigation. The board, which was led by former Democratic Senator Evan Bayh, found fault with some of the findings by the CIA's inspector general, who said in July that five CIA employees 'improperly accessed' a Senate portion of a shared computer network. The inspector general, David Buckley, resigned in December in what CIA officials insist is an unrelated development. CIA Director John Brennan apologized after the release of the inspector general report and convened the accountability board.
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CIA's inspector general resigned in December after blaming five CIA employees who 'improperly accessed' computers in Senate offices
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Case points to a major breakdown in the separation of powers between lawmakers and an agency overseen by the White House
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New board report says no one deserved to be punished and the CIA personnel 'acted reasonably'
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Senate eventually released a scathing report about CIA torture methods | 19,316 | record_train |
But Hoey said: '@placeholder have long had an aversion to cats. | By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 07:07 EST, 15 September 2013 | UPDATED: 01:44 EST, 16 September 2013 The Queen's beloved corgis are fed a luxury diet of fillet steak and chicken breast cooked by a chef, a new book claims. The carefully prepared meals are then delivered by a footman and covered with gravy which is poured by the monarch herself. Royal biographer Brian Hoey claims that the dogs eat at 5pm sharp every day at Buckingham Palace, in his book Pets by Royal Appointment. The Queen's beloved corgis are fed a luxury diet of fillet steak and chicken breast cooked by a chef, a new book claims
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Lovingly prepared meals are delivered by a footman at 5pm sharp
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They do not eat until the Queen herself has given the royal command
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The claims have been made in a new book about the Royals and their pets | 19,317 | record_train |
Kitted out: The pads of @placeholder, with pictures of his two kids on | The shinpads and kits of several of Germany and Brazil's stars have been revealed ahead of their World Cup semi-final showdown on Tuesday. Interestingly, Germany midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger appears to favour some very old-fashioned looking shinpads, whilst his Germany team-mate Miroslav Klose prefers a picture of his kids. Brazil defender Dante, called upon for the first time in this World Cup following the suspension of Thiago Silva, has gone for a more patriotic-looking pad, whilst Hulk has gone for a picture of himself with his partner alongside a snap of his parents. VIDEO Scroll down for Bastian Schweinsteiger: Brazil aren't what they used to be
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Shinpads and kits of Germany and Brazil stars revealed
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Schweinsteigher, Klose, Dante, Hulk and Mats Hummels included
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Two side set to face off in World Cup semi-final on Tuesday | 19,318 | record_train |
Harmless fun: @placeholder celebrates wildly after putting the ball past his Barcelona team-mate | By Anthony Hay Follow @@Anthony_Hay Barcelona duo Jordi Alba and Rafinha decided to have some fun during their time at St George's Park by taking penalties with a large exercise ball. Both players had a lot of success with the ball when it came to taking penalties - despite the size of the piece of gym equipment. The worst effort came from Alba who managed to balloon the ball over the bar from 12 yards. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Jordi Alba and Rafinha mucking about with a large gym ball Shooting for goal: Barcelona's Rafinha tries to score past fellow full-back Jordi Alba
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The Spanish side are gearing up for the new season at St George's Park
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Barcelona will play Nice in a pre-season friendly on Saturday
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Luis Suarez is not allowed to train with his new Barcelona team-mates | 19,319 | record_train |
'Noel is a brilliant technician but also a deeply emotional man,' says @placeholder, with unfeigned admiration. | Monty and his beloved dog Nigel who Noel was able to save from being put down Rufus the rabbit should not be here. The three-month-old pet fell out of his hutch and shattered his leg, a fatal injury for most rabbits as the bones are too small to fix. They are usually put to sleep. But Rufus is bouncing with health, and eager to explore. Vet Noel Fitzpatrick holds him securely. 'Rufus thinks he's fixed and he wants to hop around the room... but Rufus hasn't seen the X-ray pictures.' Those X-rays are extraordinary, proving why animal lovers know Noel as the Supervet. Rufus has had two metal plates implanted in his leg, fixed with 12 screws in a bone thinner than a matchstick. 'It was like drilling into cottage cheese,' Noel says candidly.
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Noel Fitzpatrick is known by animal lovers as the Supervet
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His revolutionary operations are yet to be used on humans
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Noel saved Monty's Golden Retriever from being put to sleep | 19,320 | record_train |
With a mentality like @placeholder's pervading the business and leisure traveler psyche, luxury hotels are bleeding occupancy and revenue at a rate far worse than the travel slump experienced after September 11, travel experts say. | (CNN) -- A year ago, employees at Boiron, a medical manufacturing company, wined and dined at the Ritz-Carlton Golf & Spa Resort overlooking the picturesque bay in Rose Hall, Jamaica, for their annual retreat. The InterContinental Montelucia Resort & Spa is subtly scaling back amid a sagging economy. This year, employees are saying goodbye to luxury as company President Ludovic Rassat moved the event to a more sensible location: the Sheraton Suites Philadelphia Airport. Many of his employees who live near the hotel are expected to sleep at home. "It's important to see we are making decisions for the good of the company," Rassat said. "At the end of the day, it's going to be good for them. Their jobs are still going to be there."
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Occupancy in luxury hotels dropped 15 percent from December to February
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Executives are avoiding meetings at fancy resorts to cut costs and appear frugal
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Luxury hotels are offering free nights and spa credits to attract new customers
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Rates at luxury hotels in Las Vegas, Nevada, have dropped 30 percent | 19,321 | record_train |
The @placeholder was the first of nine signings made by West Ham in the summer but hasn't nailed down a spot | QPR boss Harry Redknapp believes Mauro Zarate can be the answer to his striker shortage but insists a deal has not yet been completed for the West Ham forward. Zarate, who joined the Hammers from Argentine side Velez Sarsfield in the summer, reportedly underwent a medical at Rangers on Tuesday after struggling to establish himself at Upton Park. Redknapp has made no secret of his desire to add at least one more striker to his squad in January and the Rangers manager believes Zarate fits the bill. QPP boss Harry Redknapp has admitted he is keen on loaning West Ham forward Mauro Zarate
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Mauro Zarate is expected to join Queens Park Rangers on loan
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The West Ham forward has reportedly undergone a medical at QPR
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Harry Redknapp has said he is looking to bolster his attacking options | 19,322 | record_train |
Other moms had advice for the first-time working mom including friend and co-host @placeholder. | New mom Savannah Guthrie returned to the Today show on Monday 12 weeks after giving birth to daughter Vale. The 42-year-old anchor was welcomed back in the New York studio by colleagues Matt Lauer, Al Roker and Natalie Morales after having her first baby on August 13. She said: 'It's so great to be back to see all of our friends here behind the scenes' adding that if too many clips of her daughter were shown 'you may have some waterworks'. In a first-person essay about her experiences as a new mom returning to work after maternity leave, she wrote: 'I feel like my heart is outside my body because Vale is in this world and she's my heart.'
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The 42-year-old anchor was back in the New York studio after giving birth to her daughter on August 13
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She tweeted: 'How to get through first morning post maternity leave? FaceTime during commercials'
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The news anchor said being a new mom had left her feeling 'basically like myself, but hopefully a little bit better. Softer. More patient. Kinder. Gentler' | 19,323 | record_train |
CNN reported Friday that Bergdahl has said he was kept in a small box after trying to escape, according to a senior @placeholder official, who spoke on the condition of not being identified. | (CNN) -- It sounds more like schoolyard taunting than a debate involving presidential power, negotiating with terrorists and bringing home a captured American soldier. Political leaders escalated their rhetoric and raised new arguments on Tuesday about the secret deal that obtained the release of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl on May 31 in exchange for five Taliban figures detained at Guantanamo Bay. The controversy touches on a range of volatile issues -- ending the Afghanistan war, releasing Guantanamo detainees, accusations by members of Bergdahl's unit that he deserted -- and it comes in an election year that has further widened the seemingly maximized partisan divide in Washington.
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NEW: Schiff: Deal offers "no guarantee" Taliban commanders will be tracked
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Democrats say Bergdahl deal emerged quickly and military approved
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Speaker Boehner says the swap means "lost lives" down the road
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Congress should have been told ahead of time, legislators say | 19,324 | record_train |
He said: ‘Historically, we seem to have built up this ridiculous idea that, “Oh, we are @placeholder, this is our island and we don’t want anybody else in it”. | Immigration opinion: Bill Oddie (pictured on BBC's Springwatch) said he was delighted to have foreign neighbours and wanted a mixed country Britain should impose a Chinese-style quota on the number of babies people can have rather than curb immigration, Bill Oddie has suggested. The wildlife expert and TV presenter said he was delighted to have foreign neighbours and wanted a mixed country. During a TV debate on immigration yesterday, he added: ‘There should just as likely be a restriction on the number of children that British people have because over-population is what you are talking about here – the big problem.’
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Presenter is delighted to have foreign neighbours and wants mixed country
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China introduced laws in 1979 banning families from more than one child
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Mr Oddie, 73, who has three daughters, was lambasted for his comments
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MigrationWatch UK: 'Surprised he's coming up with that sort of nonsense' | 19,325 | record_train |
People always thought we were dating but in Phillip’s eyes it was “@placeholder is just one of the boys”,’ she explained. | 'Love u... miss you... love u... miss you.' This is the heartbreaking last text cricketer Phillip Hughes sent his best friend, two weeks before he died from a fatal accident at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Meagan Simpson, 26, was on holiday in Hawaii when she got the tender message. As the world mourns the death of the Australian batsman, who would have turned 26 last Sunday, the young man from Macksville who loved his cows as much as he loved cricket, Meagan remembers the Phillip Hughes that she knew. Scroll down for video Phillip Hughes' best friend Meagan Simpson, 26, says the cricketer was the best friend 'anyone could ask for'
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Meagan Simpson met Phillip Hughes three years ago
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They spoke in his favourite Sydney pub and have been best friends ever since
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After returning from his hometown funeral on the NSW mid-north coast she told Daily Mail Australia how 'lucky' she was to have known him
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No matter where Phillip was in the world they would talk on the phone
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While in Sydney they would chat over coffee and go shopping together
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She says he was 'the best friend anyone could ask for'
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Phillip told her his dream was to return to Macksville and start a family | 19,326 | record_train |
Two attackers were killed, he said, saying it appeared they were @placeholder. | (CNN)David Berry, one of 10 people killed during an attack on a luxury hotel in the Libyan capital, loved to live -- in the words of this father -- "on the tip of the spear." "David was a patriot. David was a warrior when he needed to be, and also a peacemaker," James Berry said about his son. "He was intelligent and resourceful. He would not break down in a fight when liberty, freedom and justice was at stake. I lost a son yesterday, but I believe in what David did, and I stand proud of him while I privately mourn," he told CNN's "The Lead with Jake Tapper" on Wednesday.
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"David was a warrior when he needed to be, and also a peacemaker," James Berry tells CNN
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American security contractor is among five foreigners and five Libyans killed | 19,327 | record_train |
After @placeholder filled it with eight feet of water in 2005, he and other relatives rebuilt it in 55 days, he said. | Gulfport, Mississippi (CNN) -- Gulf Coast states have seen drops in tourism linked to the BP oil spill in the Gulf, though it has not caused any beaches to close, tourism officials told CNN Wednesday. More worrisome than the people who call to cancel are those who don't call to book their trip in the first place, said Kathy Torian, a spokeswoman for Visit Florida, the state's tourism bureau. Hoteliers have a shot at dissuading worried would-be vacationers who call to cancel, she said. But they are unable to have any effect on those who opt not to book travel to the state in the first place, she said.
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Some Louisiana seafood festivals canceled to concentrate on cleanup
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Florida, Alabama, Mississippi officials report cancellations, drop in bookings
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BP has offered money to the states to help them promote tourism
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Biloxi restaurateur who bounced back from Katrina vows he'll survive oil spill effects, too | 19,328 | record_train |
They lost contact in 1964 and Mr Keegan moved to @placeholder, where he has lived ever since. | By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 06:54 EST, 9 January 2014 | UPDATED: 09:01 EST, 9 January 2014 A former paratrooper has paid back £5 he borrowed from a friend 50 years ago - with £170 interest. David ‘Taffy’ Keegan lost touch with Victor Allin after they left the armed forces - but he never forgot the money 74-year-old Mr Allin lent him in 1964, and paid up as soon as they made contact again. And to make amends Mr Keegan, 73, of Sydney, Australia, sent his old friend - a great-grandfather of four from Kennington, Kent, a cheque for more than £170 - calculated at 7 per cent annual interest.
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David Keegan lost touch with Victor Allin after they left the armed forces
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But he remembered 1964 loan and paid up when they got back in touch
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Keegan sent cheque for more than £170, calculated at 7% annual interest | 19,329 | record_train |
@placeholder, meanwhile, says no new laws are needed while acknowledging the current ones cannot stop someone intent on doing harm from obtaining guns. | Last week's massacre at a Colorado movie theater revived the dormant gun control debate in the United States, but neither President Barack Obama nor Republican candidate Mitt Romney is pushing for new laws now to prevent similar attacks. Obama supports reinstating a ban on manufacturing some semi-automatic weapons for civilian use that expired eight years ago, but congressional inaction on the issue has caused the president to instead seek better enforcement of existing laws, his spokesman said Thursday. "The assault weapons ban is an issue that the president has supported the reinstatement of since its expiration in 2004," White House Press Secretary Jay Carney told reporters. "But given the stalemate in Congress, our focus is on steps that we can take to make sure criminals and others who should not have those guns, make sure that they cannot obtain them."
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President Obama, Mitt Romney call for fully enforcing existing gun laws
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"It looks more than likely that this will go the same way as the @placeholder dialect," he said. | (CNN) -- Bobby Hogg, the last native speaker of a dialect originating from a remote fishing village in northern Scotland, has died -- and so has the dialect he spoke. The death of the 92-year-old retired engineer means that the Scots dialect known as Cromarty fisherfolk is now consigned to a collection of brief, distorted audio clips. It is the first unique dialect to be lost in Scotland, according to Robert Millar, a reader in linguistics at the School of Language and Literature at Aberdeen University. "Usually minority dialects end up blending in with standard English to form a hybrid. However, this is a completely distinct dialect which has become extinct," he said.
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The couple, who are both personal trainers, had saved for years for their dream city break to the @placeholder but never banked on having their child there. | A premature baby who surprised his parents when he was born 11 weeks during a holiday in New York has finally arrived to his home in the UK. Tiny baby Dax Johnston spent six weeks in the Big Apple after he was born weighing just 3lbs to Lee Johnston, 30, and Katie Amos, 30 who were on a four-day 'trip of a lifetime'. The anxious new parents had to wait for the all clear before they could fly their premature son home after the surprise delivery. But it was another week of careful monitoring at a British hospital before they could finally take Dax back to the family home.
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Baby Dax finally came home seven weeks after he was born in New York
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He had arrived 11 weeks early during his parents' holiday to the Big Apple
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Tiny Dax was just 3lbs when he born to Katie Amos and Lee Johnston
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He spent first six weeks in US before being flown to UK on a private jet
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Those guests then spread @placeholder to the rest of world. | HONG KONG, China (CNN) -- In the world of business -- where book titles like "Only the Paranoid Survive" thrive -- successful executives hope for the best but plan for the worst. Quarantined guests at Hong Kong's Metropark hotel wave to world press. But no amount of planning could have prevented the bad luck that befell the Metropark hotel group last week. The Metropark Hotel in Wanchai was shut down when a guest -- having recently arrived from his native Mexico -- fell ill with the city's first reported case of H1N1. City health officials, chastened by the experience of SARS, quickly quarantined the hotel and its nearly 300 guests and employees.
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Metropark Wanchai guest Hong Kong's first reported H1N1 case
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First documented SARS case in 2003 was a guest at sister hotel in Kowloon
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The last time the @placeholder men's team made it to the Olympics was in 1968. | (CNN) -- The United States men's Olympic soccer team had its hopes dashed Monday night after a dramatic late goal killed its chances of going to London. A goal in the 95th minute, during stoppage time, pulled El Salvador to a 3-3 tie and knocked the U.S. team out of qualifying contention. A victory would have put the U.S. for Saturday's semifinals as winner of Group A in the CONCACAF region tournament. It is the second time the U.S. failed to qualify for the Olympics since 1976, according to the U.S. soccer team website, having also missed out in 2004.
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A win in Nashville would have qualified the U.S. team for the semifinals
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"It's a painful moment," U.S. coach Caleb Porter says after 3-3 draw
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What it means for Assange is that @placeholder's declaration might not do anything to help him. | (CNN) -- When we think about asylum, the picture that most people draw in their heads is of some persecuted person crossing a border to a safe country and pleading his or her case. Mexican journalists who have walked across international bridges into the United States, fearing drug cartel reprisals, come to mind. Or the Cuban athletes who during tournaments abroad decide to defect, and ask for asylum. This is the traditional, and most common way, to request asylum. But as the latest twist in the Julian Assange case shows, there are rare times when asylum is granted to someone who has yet to reach their safe haven.
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Ecuador granted asylum to Assange, but the U.K. does not recognize it
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Swarbrick said the @placeholder usually defers to a university when it comes to | By Associated Press Notre Dame is facing the possibility of losing three starters before the football season has even begun after another embarrassing hit for a university that prides itself on high academic standards. The university on Friday barred KeiVarae Russell, the team's best cornerback, leading returning receiver DaVaris Daniels, defensive end Ishaq Williams, and backup linebacker Kendall Moore from practice and games while it investigates 'suspected academic dishonesty.' The Rev. John Jenkins, Notre Dame's president, said the school is looking into allegations the players had course work done for them. FILE - In this Aug. 1, 2014, file photo, Notre Dame football coach Brian Kelly talks to the media at the beginning of fall practice in South Bend, Ind. Notre Dame says it is investigating "suspected academic dishonesty" involving several students, including four members of the football team. The school released a statement Friday, Aug. 15 saying it has notified the NCAA and that because of potential NCAA violations the four players are being held out of practice and completion until the conclusion of the investigation and the university honor code process. (AP Photo/Joe Raymond, File)
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All four were members of the 2012 team that played for the BCS national championship
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School is investigating allegations players had work done for them
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He revealed that it was an audition for a new @placeholder play which made him realise he had no future in theatre, when a girl in the wings was reading him his lines over an earpiece. | Veteran actor Sir Michael Gambon has taken the 'heartbreaking decision' to quit his stage career because he can't remember his lines. The 74-year-old, who is best known for playing Albus Dumbledore in the Harry Potter films, has struggled with memory problems for years and has previously revealed that he has been checked by two doctors for Alzheimer’s disease. Happily, the tests were negative for the illness. But the Irish-born actor was so concerned by his memory loss that he took to using an earpiece linking him with a stage prompt while acting in case he forgot his lines. Scroll down for video
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74-year-old stage veteran has struggled with memory problems for years
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She said: 'I am @placeholder and I am the world's first supermodel and this happened in 1982.' | Janice Dickinson has described in graphic detail how Bill Cosby allegedly drugged then raped her in a Lake Tahoe hotel room more than 30 years ago. The former supermodel, 59, broke down in tears in a live television interview accusing Cosby of using the offer of career advancement to lure her to a hotel room where he drugged her and raped her while she was unconscious. Dickinson, speaking on CNN on Monday night, said she recalled waking up in extreme pain with Cosby's semen staining her clothes, after which she fled. Tears: Dickinson, 59, broke down during the CNN interview, where she said Cosby had given her a pill which made her black out, and that she woke up after he raped her
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Former supermodel said she was given wine and drugged during meeting
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Last Saturday, @placeholder's family made its first public statement since the claims of sexual abuse of underage girls destroyed the reputation of a man they had regarded as a hero. | London (CNN) -- A suspect named by British media as entertainer Freddie Starr faced further questioning from police Friday in connection with an investigation into sex abuse claims involving late BBC TV host Jimmy Savile. Starr, a well-known comedian in the United Kingdom, was arrested on suspicion of sexual offenses Thursday, British media reports say. Police did not release the suspect's name, identifying him only as "Yewtree 2," but said he falls under the "Savile and others" strand of their investigation, dubbed Operation Yewtree. He was released on bail early Friday but returned to face further questions in the afternoon.
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The second suspect, named by British media as comedian Freddie Starr, is quizzed again
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Starr denied any allegations against him in media interviews last month
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(The company now has four @placeholder handles: @boeingairplanes, @boeingdefense, @boeingcareers and @boeing.) | (CNN) -- Music conductor Caroline Carson loves the sound of fighter jets. Rushing to the window of her office at the University of New Orleans, where she directs the choral studies program, she saw the Blue Angels in the air practicing for an upcoming show. Searching online later for more about their aircraft, she learned that Lockheed Martin was inviting Twitter users to apply to attend a ceremony marking the delivery of the last F-22 Raptor to the U.S. Air Force. Carson had only been Tweeting for about a year when her application was accepted to the Lockheed Martin "Tweet Up," which brought Twitter users together in May to tour the Georgia facility, meet and greet F-22 pilots, have free lunch and Tweet about the experience.
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So this is Ted Nugent offstage, @placeholder at age 63. | Concord, Michigan (CNN) -- The drive leading to Ted Nugent's house is lush with trees and water, and marked with the occasional yellow sign. "Lab Xing," one warns, showing the silhouette of a dog. Another urges visitors to drive slowly: "Don't hurt my critters." This from the "Motor City Madman," a rocker famous for decades of thrashing guitars with "10 digits of rhythm and blues doom," a hunter and reality show star known for killing whatever game he spots, and an outspoken conservative whose fiery talk has earned him a visit from the U.S. Secret Service. It's a mild summer afternoon, and he's just back home from a show that kept him up until 3 a.m. He's a little tired and the water by the dock is calm. Gonzo, Nugent's hunting dog, is blissfully rolling in the dirt at his feet.
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At 63, rocker Ted Nugent is still playing music, with no plans to stop
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Nugent: "In order to maintain that intensity, I have to get away from it" -- by hunting
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It's one of the few times we see @placeholder really having fun and cutting loose. | (CNN) -- Comedy is hard; dying is easy. Any stand-up will tell you that. Adam Sandler and Seth Rogen play comedians in "Funny People." Let's have a hand, then, for Judd Apatow. Hollywood's most successful contemporary comedy producer isn't resting on his laurels but continues to push toward risky subject matter: male sexual insecurity in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin," unwanted pregnancy in "Knocked Up" -- and now the big C. No, not cancer -- though Adam Sandler's superstar comedian George Simmons is stricken with an appropriately eccentric form of leukemia. No, this latest film's true subject is Celebrity and the funny things it does to people.
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"Funny People" has some funny -- and insightful -- stuff to say about comics
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Judd Apatow film stars Adam Sandler as ailing comedian
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But if international strikes on @placeholder go ahead, and France plays a part, Hollande may be in need of his transatlantic buddies. | (CNN) -- Mon Dieu, how things change! A decade ago, France's opposition to the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq caused such disdain that restaurants across the United States began calling French fries "freedom fries." Some Americans bandied around the term "cheese-eating surrender monkeys," coined by TV show "The Simpsons," for their Gallic cousins, while then-British Prime Minister Tony Blair became George W. Bush's BFF. Yet on Friday, as the United States tried to rally support for military intervention in Syria, Secretary of State John Kerry had only fond words for the French, calling them "our oldest ally." Hollande, in turn, described the two nations as "close friends and allies."
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Secretary of State John Kerry hails France as the United States' "oldest ally"
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Britain, which touts its "special relationship" with the U.S., won't join military action in Syria
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Paris and Washington have not always seen eye-to-eye, notably on the 2003 Iraq invasion
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In a letter she wrote to 18-year-old @placeholder, after the pair was arrested on drugs charges, she revealed that she hoped she would go to prison. | By Paul Donnelley The grandfather of Alexandria Hollinghurst, the British teenager who with Brandon Goode, her American boyfriend, killed a policeman, blames himself for the tragedy. David Hollinghurst also dismisses suggestions that his granddaughter had drug problems or mental illness. ‘She’s a spoilt brat,’ he said. ‘She hadn’t got her own way, so she did whatever she did.’ 'Spoilt brat and it's all my fault': Alexandria Hollinghurst, 17, just wanted her own way says her grandfather who blames himself for moving the family to America David Hollinghurst, the grandfather of Alex Hollinghurst on his front porch at his home in Okeechobee Florida
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David Hollinghurst moved to America in 1995 followed 12 years later by son and daughter-in-law and two granddaughters
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'You could see the @placeholder skyline from the hilltops - I always liked to stare at it. | By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 11:22 EST, 25 January 2013 | UPDATED: 11:23 EST, 25 January 2013 For most people scrap wood means little more than an improvised door stop or a replacement paper weight, if not just rubbish for the bin. But not for artist James McNabb, who sees a miniature home, office or skyscraper in every wooden off cut that falls onto his studio floor. The Philadelphia-based sculptor has carved thousands of pieces of scrap wood and carefully placed them together to form a vast city skyline. The wooden skyscrapers, made in different shapes and sizes, look remarkably like the Manhattan skyline in New York City.
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The wooden skyscrapers are made by Philadelphia-based artist James McNabb, entirely from scrap wood
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The collection, totaling a staggering five thousand individual buildings, includes a five-foot-high 'city wheel'
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The first copies destined for @placeholder are due to arrive tomorrow, and a number of shopkeepers have already announced that they will make the magazine available even though they don't usually stock it. | An increasing number of shops in Britain have decided to stock the new issue of Charlie Hebdo in a show of support for the victims of last week's Paris terror attacks. The latest outlets to stock the satirical magazine, which features a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its front cover, are a fancy dress shop and a news kiosk. One shopkeeper said it is 'the right thing to do' to sell the magazine in support of free speech, while another said the publication had 'caught the imagination of the world'. Scroll down for video On sale: Jon Powell, left, and Matthew Stephenson, right, are two of the British shopkeepers who are planning to sell the new issue of Charlie Hebdo
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News kiosk owner is taking a stand by selling the magazine's new issue
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A fancy dress shop has ordered 100 copies of the controversial publication
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The first issue of Charlie Hebdo since last week's massacre features a cartoon of the Prophet Mohammed on its front cover
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Bean Town: Touring comedians rank @placeholder high on their lists in terms of quality of audience, which is part of the reason it got the number two spot | By Daily Mail Reporter Scroll down for video Scientists say they have figured out a way to determine an entire city's sense of humor and have come up with a list of the 10 funniest cities in America. Although, if you think New York City and Los Angeles - cities typically known for their comedy clubs and improv schools - top the list, think again. The top three funniest cities in America are Chicago, Boston and Atlanta, respectively - according to researchers at the University of Colorado's Humor Research Lab. Hardy-har: Chicago has been ranked as the funniest city in America, over legendary comedy towns like New York City and Los Angeles
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an @placeholder are likely to have Britain’s lowest petrol prices.’ | By Ray Massey Last updated at 7:03 PM on 4th November 2011 Good news: Lower petrol prices for drivers is welcomed by the AA, but towns without an Asda could pay 8p more Supermarket giant Asda sparked a price war today by slashing its pump prices to their lowest level since February – by knocking up to 2p a litre off petrol. Sainsbury’s swiftly announced its own price cut and forecourts run by oil giants were set to follow. But the AA, while welcoming the moves, warned that motorists could be paying up to 8p a litre more in towns where there is not an Asda supermaket forcing prices down.
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Supermarket giant has knocked up to 2p a litre off petrol prices in the UK
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The First Amendment means that the government cannot prohibit [@placeholder's] expression. | Scroll down for video He knows if you've been bad or good. So organizers of the annual bar crawl SantaCon asked participants to be good for goodness sake this year. The festive gathering once again saw hundreds of people dressed as Santa Claus parade through New York City Saturday despite a police call for the event to be shut down, following repeated incidents of drunken brawls, public urination, and vomiting on the sidewalk in previous years. Be good for goodness sake! Participants of this year's SantaCon bar crawl were warned to behave Party time: Times Square was a sea of red and white as hundreds gathered for the notoriously drunken affair
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Organizers insist it is their First Amendment right to parade
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A series of ten photographic portraits by Man Ray (1890-1976) includes the solarised study Elsa Schiaparelli, circa 1928-30, a favoured image chosen by @placeholder to illustrate her memoir, Shocking Life (estimate: £9,000-13,000). | By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 04:02 EST, 27 December 2013 | UPDATED: 10:32 EST, 27 December 2013 Elsa Schiaparelli's personal collection is being auctioned Madame Elsa Schiaparelli, the legendary Italian fashion designer and a deadly rival of Coco Chanel, was at the heart of avant-garde ideas in 1930s Paris. Known for her friendship and collaborations with artistic icons including Salvador Dalí, Man Ray, Christian Bérard, Jean Cocteau, Alberto and Diego Giacometti, and Marcel Vertès, Schiaparelli was a key trendsetter within the contemporary scene. And now Christie's Parisian auction house is hosting a sale of some 180 items from her personal collection, a landmark sale for the international world of fashion, style and design, and one expected to fetch in the region of £710,000.
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Personal collection of Elsa Schiaparelli to be auctioned by Christie's
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Italian Schiaparelli was a rival of Coco Chanel in 1930s Paris
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‘I’m @placeholder and I’ve got talent, so why shouldn’t I enter?’ she asks, slightly flummoxed by the brouhaha. | Something quite magical happens when great-grandmother Paddy Jones dances. Shimmering in sequins, with a salsa swivel of the hips, she is transformed from the 79-year-old that she is into the nimble young woman she once was. In the arms of her Spanish dance partner, Nico Espinosa — 40 years her junior — the years melt away as he tosses her in the air in a series of graceful, gravity-defying moves which would leave most pensioners needing an emergency hip replacement. ‘Nico throws me round like a whirling dervish. But I don’t even feel stiff afterwards, which is really quite amazing,’ explains Paddy, who last Saturday became an overnight sensation when her Britain’s Got Talent audition was shown.
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Watching the @placeholder players sing their national anthem has been the most inspiring thing for me in this tournament, but the emotion in that - the build-up and atmosphere around the games as the hosts and favourites - can be very draining. | Brazil need to start playing with their heads and not with their hearts. Against Chile they seemed to allow the emotion and pressure of the situation affect their football, they looked to be strangled by fear. I know they’re not a typical Brazilian team of the past - with all the tricks and samba skills - but the amount of long balls on Saturday evening, along with the lack of organisation defensively, meant they were not too difficult to play against. Colombia will have taken note. VIDEO Scroll down to watch the secret history of Brazil's iconic jersey Use your head: Jamie Carragher says Brazil must control their emotions if they are to win the World Cup
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Jamie Carragher believes Brazil have to play with their heads and not their hearts if they want to beat Colombia
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Out: @placeholder will not be fit enough to face Chelsea when they visit Merseyside on Saturday evening | By Kieran Gill for MailOnline Follow @@kie1410 Romelu Lukaku is en route to regaining his fitness ahead of the visit of old club Chelsea on Saturday, but Everton manager Roberto Martinez admits he will be without Steven Pienaar. The duo were injured during the 2-2 draw against Arsenal and Martinez knows Pienaar's groin complaint will see him miss the visit of Jose Mourinho's side to Goodison Park. But former Chelsea striker Lukaku, having completed a £28million move to Merseyside during the summer, looks likely to feature against his old employers as he has responded to treatment well. Chance: Romelu Lukaku leaves the field holding his boot during the 2-2 draw with Arsenal at Goodison Park
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Nationally representative surveys have reported failure rates with the @placeholder similar to those seen in the current study. | (Health.com) -- The small fraction of women who choose intrauterine devices (IUDs) or under-skin implants as their preferred method of birth control may be on to something: According to a new study, these long-acting forms of contraception are 20 times better at preventing unintended pregnancies than the Pill and other short-term methods. The study, published this week in the New England Journal of Medicine, compared the effectiveness of various types of birth control in a group of about 7,500 sexually active women in the St. Louis area. Over a period of three years, 9.4% of women using birth control pills, patches, or vaginal rings became pregnant accidentally, compared to just 0.9% of women who opted for IUDs or implants.
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He said four were British citizens and the fifth was a @placeholder citizen. | By Andrea Magrath for MailOnline Four British tourists have been hospitalised after the bus they were travelling on crashed into a lawnmower working on a central reservation on a busy Slovakian dual carriageway. The crash, that left all four British people badly hurt and killed the driver of the bus, happened while the vehicle was travelling between the capital Bratislava and Svaty Jur, a small town to the north east of the Slovak capital. Many of the injured were taken to hospital in Bratislava. Police said that in total there were 35 people on the bus and confirmed that 33 had been hurt, and the 52-year-old driver had been killed instantly.
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The president -- who survived two assassination attempts in December 2003 -- denounced Friday's attack, speaking out against what he said was a small number of Muslim extremists who would carry out such an act, according to a report from the state-run Associated Press of @placeholder. | LAHORE, Pakistan (CNN) -- Police raided an Islamic school and arrested seven students hours after a blast in a mosque in northern Pakistan left at least 50 dead and dozens injured, according to an Associated Press report. A man, right, mourns the death of his two sons in a suicide attack near Peshawar that killed at least 50. A bomb, packed with ball-bearings and nails, tore through Eid prayers at a mosque packed with hundreds of worshippers northeast of Peshawar on Friday, targeting Aftab Ahmad Khan Sherpao, former Pakistani interior minister, local police told CNN. The blast left blood-stained clothes, hats and shoes as well as body parts and pieces of flesh scattered across the mosque, according to reports.
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Bomb detonated at mosque northeast of Peshawar, Pakistan
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The mess was cleaned up soon after and passengers were given chocolate gifts on landing in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Images taken on a recent Singapore Airlines flight might suggest passengers had become unusually ferocious in their disdain for the onboard meal. But this was no "Bugsy Malone"-esque food-flinging fiesta. The plane hit turbulence shortly after breakfast was served, and the result was culinary carnage. "Singapore Airlines flight SQ308 experienced moderate to severe turbulence en route from Singapore to London on 26 May," said airline spokesman Nicholas Ionides. Brace yourself: Flights set to be bumpier, costlier "Eleven passengers and one crew member sustained minor injuries when the aircraft experienced a sudden loss of altitude and were attended to by medical personnel on arrival at Heathrow Airport."
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Singapore to London flight dropped 20 meters leading to chaotic scenes during breakfast service
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The two @placeholder signed an armistice that ended the 1950-1953 Korean war, though a peace treaty was never signed. | Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- South Korea announced Sunday that it reached a deal with the United States that allows Seoul to extend the range of its ballistic missiles, a move a senior security official says will deter military provocation from North Korea. The announcement from South Korean national security adviser Chun Yung-woo comes amid increased tensions between the two Koreas following Pyongyang's test firing in April of a long-range rocket, which exploded shortly after it was launched. The deal with Washington revised the range of Seoul's missiles from 300 kilometers (186 miles) to 800 kilometers (497 miles), Chun told reporters.
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The extended missile range allows Seoul to defend itself, a security official says
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The agreement allows Seoul to fire missiles up to 800 kilometers (497 miles)
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The front of the luxurious six bedroom abode in @placeholder that sold for a whopping $19.2 million | It's been a boom time for sellers in Australia's real estate market in the past year, which saw prices soar by eight per cent across capital cities in 2014, but that big balloon is expected to deflate somewhat in the next 12 months. Sydney and Melbourne led the way, with the harbour city market soaring 12.4 per cent year-on-year and the Victorian capital up 7.6 per cent. The CoreLogic RP Data Hedonic Home Value Index showed an overall increase in capital cities of almost 0.8 per cent for 2014. But with a renovated garage going for $1.4 million and a squatters shack uninhabited for 25 years bringing in the same cash, did buyers get any bang for their big bucks?
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Australia's real estate market increased 8 per cent in 2014
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Sydney house prices jumped 13.35% in just 12 months, in a year of stunning sales and equally surprising prices paid
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In a year of huge demand, a graffiti-covered squatter's shack uninhabited for 25 years in Sydney's inner west went for $1.4 million
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of his comrades surrendered when @placeholder troops landed on the island less | A Japanese soldier who refused to surrender after the Second World War ended and spent 29 years hiding in the jungle while continuing a guerilla war has died aged 91. Hiroo Onoda remained on an island in the Philippines until 1974 because he did not believe the war was over. He became the last Japanese soldier to surrender – but only after his former commander, who in 1945 had told him to stay behind and spy on American troops, was flown from Japan to order him to give up. Scroll down for video Onoda (centre) salutes after handing over a military sword on Lubang Island in 1974
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Hiroo Onoda was the last Japanese imperial soldier to emerge from hiding
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He finally surrendered in 1974 on Lubang island in the Philippines
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While acknowledging the importance of the international aid effort, Khan pointed to role ordinary @placeholder played in 2005. | (CNN) -- Pakistan cricket legend Imran Khan has described how the unfolding crisis in Haiti revived harrowing memories of a similar earthquake in his own region. The devastating 7.6 magnitude quake struck northern Pakistan and the divided Kashmir region in October 2005, claiming the lives of almost 80,000 people, according to official estimates, and leaving millions homeless. Khan, who is now a prominent politician and campaigner for social issues in Pakistan, told CNN Thursday that he was left numbed by the scenes which greeted him as he traveled to some of the worst-affected areas in the aftermath. "It was one of the most traumatic experiences I've ever had. Just watching human suffering, he said. "It was the children that really disturbed me ... their crushed limbs.
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Earthquake struck northern Pakistan, divided Kashmir region in 2005, claiming 80,000 lives
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Imran Khan recalled being overwhelmed by the sight of an entire town being reduced to rubble
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Khan: "Their livelihoods disappeared overnight. They had nothing, no business, money, food"
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The mother objected, saying the child had been raised in the Russian @placeholder faith while the couple was married. | (CNN) -- A 12-year-old boy should get a say in whether he gets circumcised, the Oregon Supreme Court has ruled. The court sent the parental custody dispute back to the trial court "to resolve the factual issue whether M agrees or objects to the circumcision." "M" is the child at the center of a long-running custody dispute between James and Lia Boldt, who divorced in 1999. Soon after, the father began studying Judaism and later converted. He also started teaching his son about the faith. By then, James had parental custody and told his ex-wife the boy would convert as well, and that to do so, he would have to have the circumcision procedure.
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A total of $121 million in funding arrived in @placeholder in April, and the Phoenix area received the largest cut, approximately $39.4 million. | PHOENIX, Arizona (CNN) -- Thirty-year-old Lisa Locascio is walking through what she hopes will soon be her new living room. Lisa Locascio is trying to buy her first home with help from the federal Neighborhood Stabilization Program. "The carpet's clearly trashed, but that's going to get ripped out," she says. She's excited to become a first-time homebuyer and has been shopping exclusively for foreclosed homes in the Phoenix, Arizona, area for several weeks now. "It's the American dream," Locascio says of home ownership, and she's just zeroed in on the one she wants to be hers. She has a bid in and is waiting to hear on her offer.
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One day, perhaps, @placeholder, too, will have the opportunity to gain inspiration from athletes like her, whose journey deserves more attention, even if she does not compete for the USA. | (CNN) -- If you've been mesmerized by the drama, like millions of other viewers watching coverage of the Olympic Games, you have heard the most heroic, inspirational stories of athletes reaching the pinnacle of international competition. Or, at least you think you have. The truth is American viewers are missing out on the best of the Games. Coverage of the Olympics in the United States understandably focuses on American athletes. That is as it should be, but not to this degree. By concentrating mainly on Americans' stories, the NBC network is depriving U.S. viewers of some of the most fascinating, moving and exciting aspects of the Olympics.
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Frida Ghitis: Olympic coverage in the U.S. understandably focuses on U.S. athletes
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Ghitis: But fascinating stories, like the Sudanese runner who had been a slave, are missed
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@placeholder condemned the action, calling the launches "provocative" and "unwise." | SEOUL, South Korea (CNN) -- South Korea bade farewell to former President Kim Dae-Jung Sunday in a ceremony attended by thousands of citizens, dignitaries and politicians. South Korean Buddhist monks pray in front of a portrait of former president Kim Dae-jung during his funeral Sunday. The solemn Sunday afternoon ceremony was held outside parliament, with a large portrait of Kim placed on a shrine surrounded by flowers. The funeral followed six days of mourning for Kim, who died Tuesday of a heart failure. Kim's age at the time of his death was in dispute, with some reports saying he was 85 while others placing it at 83.
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South Korea bade farewell to former President Kim Dae-Jung
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Kim won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2000 for fostering better relations with the North
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The FBI dubbed the investigation '@placeholder' because Tabraue owned an exotic pet store and ranch, where he kept a giraffe, a cheetah and rare birds. | A construction worker lost his thumb Monday after being bitten by a tiger at an animal sanctuary in a Miami suburb owned by a convicted felon and suspected drug kingpin. According to Florida Fish and Wildlife, the incident took place just before 2pm Monday when the victim allegedly stuck his hand into a cage housing a tiger at the Zoological Wildlife Foundation west of Jupiter. Palm Beach County Fire and Rescue responded to the animal sanctuary off the 190000 block of Southeast Mack Dairy Road and found the construction worker with severed thumb. Mauled: A man working on a construction project at the Zoological Wildlife Foundation, an animal sanctuary near Miami, lost his thumb Monday after sticking his hand into a tiger cage
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Christie said he applauds those volunteers, but disagreed that @placeholder's policy was too much to ask, calling his critics "hyperbolic." | (CNN) -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie tried to stamp out criticism Tuesday of his policy to quarantine health care workers returning from Ebola hot zones, describing his rule as "common sense" and vowing that he won't move "an inch" on the standards his state has set forth. He also tried to address critics on the other end of the spectrum who say his decision to let a health care worker go on Monday was a sign of him caving in to political pressure. "We're trying to be careful here," Christie said on NBC's "Today," referring to his state's policy. "This is common sense, and ... the American public believes it is common sense. And we're not moving an inch. Our policy hasn't changed, and our policy will not change."
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie responded to critics of his state's Ebola policies
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Currently there are four major Ebola treatment units in @placeholder. | The number of Ebola cases in Liberia and Sierra Leone could rise to between 550,000 and 1.4 million by January if there are no "additional interventions or changes in community behavior," the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in a report Tuesday. The estimate was derived from a new forecasting tool developed by the CDC. The range of estimated cases -- from 550,000 to 1.4 million -- is wide because experts suspect the current count is highly under-reported. The official death toll from Ebola in West Africa has climbed to more than 2,800 in six months, with 5,800 cases confirmed as of Monday, the World Health Organization said.
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CDC: Ebola cases in Liberia and Sierra Leone could rise to 550,000 by January
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WHO: Death toll from Ebola passed 2,800 as of Monday, with 5,800-plus cases reported
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@placeholder, even though it has been playing well, isn't a finished product. | (CNN) -- Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho insisted his team can still win Spain's La Liga despite their humiliating 5-0 defeat to arch-rivals Barcelona in the Camp Nou on Monday night. Mourinho admitted Real had suffered a "much deserved loss" in the first Clasico clash of the season, but claimed it was not a true reflection of the abilities of the two sides. "It wasn't an embarrassment," the 47-year-old told a post-match press conference. "It's the biggest loss of my career but it's an easy loss to swallow because it's a loss in a game that you have no chance of winning."
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Jose Mourinho refuses to write off his side's chances of winning Spanish title
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His team were beaten 5-0 at the Camp Nou in his first defeat as Real Madrid coach
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Mourinho says his team played very poorly and "deserved to lose"
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"Some time ago, the media came up with the idea that Michael Jackson was going to leave his share in the Beatles songs to me in his will, which was completely made up and something I didn't believe for a second," a statement on @placeholder's Web site said. | (CNN) -- T-shirts and other official merchandise from what were billed as Michael Jackson's last concerts are up for sale, the shows' promoter told fans by e-mail Thursday. Official merchandise from Michael Jackson's "This Is It" tour is for sale, according to the shows' promoter. The e-mail, which went to people with tickets to London tour dates that were to start in July, reaffirmed an earlier announcement that ticketholders will receive a full refund or, if they chose, a commemorative ticket for the tour. The concert merchandise includes Jackson belt buckles, socks, hats, wallets, music and a myriad of T-shirts.
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Fans were told by e-mail Thursday that "This Is It" tour merchandise was for sale
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According to prosecution, phony Facebook account was traced to his home, his DNA was found on a hat at the end of @placeholder's driveway and cell tower records show that he was in the area of Nichole's home. | A man accused of luring a 15-year-old girl to her death over Facebook was intending to abduct her then stage a fake rescue so he could be hailed as a hero, a court has heard. Kyle Dube, 21, is charged with the 2013 murder of Nichole Cable, who was found in woodland in Bangor, Maine, after an eight-day search. Police have said Dube told others that he'd intended to abduct Nichole and later come to her rescue. His plan was to kidnap her while wearing a ski mask, return later without the disguise, find her and be hailed as a hero, authorities have said.
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Kyle Dube, 21, 'plotted to kidnap then rescue 15-year-old Nichole Cable'
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A state law allows @placeholder and Guerrero's other indigenous communities to organize their own police forces. | The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has told the Mexican government to provide the necessary medical attention to a jailed vigilante leader who holds dual U.S. and Mexican citizenship. The Washington-based body wrote in a January 28 decision that it found adequate reason to be concerned for the health of 41-year-old Nestora Salgado, a resident of the Seattle suburb of Renton. Salgado was arrested in August 2013 after people detained by the community self-defense force she leads in the southern state of Guerrero alleged they had been kidnapped. A federal judge cleared Salgado of those charges last year, but related state charges have kept her locked up.
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Nestora Salgado is a Mexican-born woman who arrived in the U.S. at age 20
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Seven years ago, she decided to return to her native Olinalá, a mountainous town in the troubled Mexican state of Guerrero
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She ended up becoming part of a movement to establish a vigilante-style community police force
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@placeholder wanted to take Atari back to its casual-gaming roots and recognized the best way to do so was to embrace the social and mobile change in the gaming landscape. | (CNN) -- To adapt to the new era of gaming, Atari is returning to its roots. The gaming pioneer -- which spearheaded arcade games and home video-game consoles -- is reinventing itself to adapt to the era of mobile and social games. Atari has been synonymous with games and gaming since Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney founded it in 1972. The company's products, such as "Pong" and the Atari 2600, helped define the computer entertainment industry from the 1970s to the mid-1980s. About five years ago, the company got away from developing its own games to focus on publishing and distribution. Atari CEO Jim Wilson said it was a complicated time for the company and the brand.
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She could have gone to college anywhere with her credentials, but Marquet chose @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Karley Marquet and Annie Kendzior said they enrolled at two of the nation's most prestigious military academies to serve their country and become military officers. Instead, they claim, they were raped -- and their military careers are now over. In a lawsuit filed in U.S. Federal Court on Friday, the women claim the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York, and the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland, ignored "rampant sexual harassment." The suit claims former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates, the former superintendents of the two academies and the current secretaries of the Army and Navy are "personally responsible" for failing to "prevent rapes and sexual assaults at the Naval Academy and West Point."
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Suit names academies' superintendents, Army, Navy and former DoD secretaries
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Karley Marquet and Annie Kendzior both say they were raped at service academies
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South Sudan peacefully broke away from @placeholder in 2011 following a 2005 peace deal that ended a decades-long war. | By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 14:07 EST, 3 January 2014 | UPDATED: 14:07 EST, 3 January 2014 Phillip Madol, 33, once studied in America as one of Sudan's 'Lost Boys' who fled bloodshed and famine. This week he was again caught up in a war as he helped his family flee a town that rebels had overrun in South Sudan. Fighting broke out in the capital of South Sudan on December 15 and quickly radiated across the world's newest country as two main ethnic groups began attacking each other. Scroll down for video Lost boy: Phillip Madol, 33, left, returned from the U.S to help his sick mother. He is now fleeing the fighting in South Sudan and and spoke to a reporter in the town of Awerial on Thursday
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Philip Madol, 33, ended up in Michigan after surviving bloodshed and famine in South Sudan
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Authorities will need several weeks to release data about the number of disappearances since @placeholder took office, she said, due to "inconsistencies" in the data. | More than 26,000 people have gone missing in Mexico over the past six years as violence surged and the country's government cracked down on drug cartels. Mexico's Interior Ministry announced the staggering statistic on Tuesday but noted that authorities don't have data about how many of the disappearances are connected with organized crime. The 26,121 disappearances occurred during former President Felipe Calderon's six-year administration, which ended on December 1 when Enrique Pena Nieto assumed the presidency. Pena Nieto's government has formed a special working group to focus on finding the missing, said Lia Limon, deputy secretary of legal matters and human rights for Mexico's Interior Ministry.
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Mexico's interior minister says 26,121 people disappeared from 2006-2012
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Snowden to be extradited immediately, but @placeholder said it would not as | By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 12:52 EST, 26 June 2013 | UPDATED: 16:44 EST, 26 June 2013 Hong Kong officials have claimed their hands were tied over Edward Snowden because the U.S. government used a wrong middle name for the NSA whistleblower on extradition papers. Provisional arrest warrant documents listed his middle name as James, whereas it is Joseph. In other papers, he was just called Edward J. Snowden, Hong Kong's Secretary of Justice Rimsky Yuen said. When Hong Kong asked the U.S. for clarification on Friday, they failed to respond in time for officials to stop Snowden's flight to Russia on Sunday.
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Edward Snowden remains in transit area of Moscow airport after leaving Hong Kong on Sunday | 19,377 | record_train |
'I would add to that that obviously Turkey can rely on @placeholder solidarity.' | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 07:47 EST, 9 October 2012 | UPDATED: 02:00 EST, 10 October 2012 NATO will defend Turkey from being attacked by Syria as tensions continue to escalate between the two countries, the head of the military alliance announced today. NATO ambassadors threw their support behind Turkey in an emergency meeting after Syrian shells struck a border town in Turkey killing five civilians last week. The two neighbours have repeatedly exchanged fire since then, the most serious outbreak of cross-border violence since Syria's revolt against President Bashar al-Assad erupted 18 months ago. Scroll down for video
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Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said NATO will support Turkey if it is attacked by Syria
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Under that agreement, @placeholder will elect a new government on May 25 for the entire country, including Crimea. | Washington (CNN) -- A March 16 referendum on whether the Crimea Peninsula should rejoin Russia has become the focus of the Ukraine crisis. Like nearly every aspect of the conflict, the vote planned by Crimea's regional parliament evokes widely differing interpretations of its legitimacy and importance. Here are some of the biggest questions about the issue, with a look at how key players are weighing in: 1) What is the Crimean referendum? Voters in the autonomous Ukrainian region of about 2 million people will choose between remaining part of the former Soviet territory or becoming part of neighboring Russia.
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Russia backs a Crimea-only vote about joining it or staying with Ukraine
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'We actually started the creation of Fleur's outfit last Sunday night, straight after the live shows,' @placeholder told us. | Forget tricks, it was all about the fashion treats on this weekend's X Factor. Fleur East, without a doubt, stole the show thanks to her incredible interpretation of Michael Jackson's Thriller - Louis Walsh even described it as the most amazing performance he's ever seen on the show. Gemma Sheppard, the X Factor stylist and the brains behind the carefully calculated outfit, shared the secrets behind Fleur's incredible look with FEMAIL - and, as we reveal in these exclusive behind the scenes images, it was a lot more complicated to pull off than it looked. Scroll down for video Dramatic change: Fleur East wowed the audience and judges with her performance of Thriller on the show and ripped off her couture gown to reveal a latex flesh dress
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invite those individuals to provide feedback to @placeholder through a variety | By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 10:59 EST, 14 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:34 EST, 14 December 2012 A 12-year-old girl who uses a wheelchair was left in tears after TSA agents detained her for nearly an hour at a Texas airport after saying they found traces of bomb residue on her hands, her mother claimed today. Shelbi Walser was travelling to Florida with her mother, Tammy Daniels, for treatment for her brittle bone disorder when she was stopped at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport in Texas. A TSA agent swabbed Shelbi's hands and she tested positive for explosives. But the wheelchair, which is likely to have transferred any substance to her hands as she pushed it, was never tested, her mother said.
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Bigger man: @placeholder accepted their apology and told them not to fire the person responsible | By James Nye Questioned: Ryan Block was confused by the unyielding attitude of a Comcast employee who refused to let him cancel his service with the cable giant unless he gave him a good reason It seems that one Comcast rep has decided on a brilliant new way to retain customers - never let them leave. That would most likely be confirmed by Ryan Block, the co-founder of tech site Engadget, who found himself enduring a torturous 18 minute interrogation of a phone call with a barking Comcast employee who demanded to know why he wanted to choose another cable provider.
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Ryan Block, founder of tech site Engadget and AOL product manager endured nightmare phone call
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Comcast service rep refused to let him cancel his service
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Block recorded eight minute conversation after rep first upset his wife
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In the wake of his announcement, @placeholder was attacked by senior Republicans and angry voters. | By Meghan Keneally, David Mccormack and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:21 EST, 2 April 2013 | UPDATED: 13:45 EST, 2 April 2013 A second Republican senator has spoken out in support of same-sex marriage in less than a month. Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois, who suffered a severe stroke last year and returned to the chamber in January, said ‘government has no place in the middle’ of two people in love, regardless of gender. Kirk, who previously opposed a constitutional amendment to ban gay marriage, said in a post on his blog on Tuesday that ‘same-sex couples should have the right to civil marriage.’
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She said she joined a group of homeless people that she met in a park who were hitch-hiking to @placeholder. | By David Mccormack and Katie Davies PUBLISHED: 10:49 EST, 4 May 2013 | UPDATED: 14:18 EST, 4 May 2013 The runaway mom who went missing for 11 years before walking into a police station last week had set up a new life as a Florida cleaner and never spoke about the family she left behind. It emerged this week that Brenda Heist, who was eventually presumed dead by her husband and two children after suddenly going missing from their Pennsylvania home, was actually building a new life for herself on the other side of the country. Her new friends have spoken of their shock at discovering who she actually was and lifted the lid on her runaway life which was far less tragic than she has made out.
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Brenda Heist turned herself in at a Florida police station last Friday after being missing for 11 years
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Brenda who said she left Lititz, Pennsylvania to live as a homeless person actually worked as a cleaner and lived with new friends
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The singer refused to let go of the invasion of her privacy and tweeted: 'And the supervisors at @@placeholder refuse to send pictures of their employess [sic] so you can identify who it is that steals your information.' | Superstar rapper Iggy Azalea may be regretting indulging in pizza this weekend after a Papa John's delivery guy dished out her phone number. The singer, who attended the Grammys on Sunday in LA, tweeted shortly before the awards ceremony: '@PapaJohns was my favorite pizza but the drivers they use give out your personal phone number to their family members.' Papa John's swiftly responded to Iggy's complaint with the message: '@iggyazalea #We should have known better. Customer and employee privacy is important to us. Please don't #bounce us.' Scroll down for video Complaint: Rapper Iggy Azalea took to Twitter to voice her complaint after a Papa John's employee breached her privacy on Sunday - to which the pizza chain offered a swift apology
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By explicitly supporting such pseudo-therapy, the @placeholder has done more than simply turn a blind eye to science and the potentially deadly consequences of the negative attitudes and self-hatred that such "treatments" reinforce. | Apparently working under the impression that they understand the science of sexuality better than the World Health Organization or the American Medical or Psychological or Psychiatric associations, Texas Republicans made a bold statement last weekend. With zero debate, they adopted a party platform that includes support for a widely discredited form of mental health "treatment" known as "reparative therapy." Also called "conversion therapy," this dangerous pseudo-medical practice aimed at transforming homosexuals into heterosexuals has been widely demonstrated to be both ineffective and harmful, not to mention offensive. The clearly misguided assumption underlying such therapy is the belief (often reinforced by self-serving interpretations of any number of religious texts) that homosexuality is a disease. However, much like drapetomania (the pseudo-scientific "disease" an enterprising white man conveniently identified in the mid-19th century was described as the condition that led black slaves to attempt escape), homosexuality is in fact not an illness, but rather a fact of human nature. And rejecting human nature can have devastating effects on the psyche, demonstrating that if there is a real disease that needs fixing here, it's homophobia, not homosexuality.
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Texas GOP endorsed "reparative therapy" to convert gays to straight orientation
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"I don't have any skills, I don't have any qualifications and the rainy seasons here don't come often enough, so we can't cultivate," adds Mohammed, who used to work on construction sites in @placeholder. | N'Djamena, Chad (CNN) -- After spending years of working in neighboring Libya, the last place Daoud Mohammed wants to be right now is back to his home in Chad, the landlocked country in central Africa. With no work and few opportunities, he is worried about his and his family's future in Chad's capital N'Djamena. "To survive I had to be away -- though my family was here in Chad -- because there is nothing for me to do here," says Mohammed. He is one of the tens of thousands of Chadians who fled last year's fighting in Libya and are now back in their homeland.
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'I would clearly vote for @placeholder now if I had the chance. | Robert Lewandowski has revealed he regrets picking Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of Bayern Munich team-mate Manuel Neuer in the 2014 Ballon d'Or vote. The Poland captain decided to choose Ronaldo as the worthy candidate to win the prestigious award ahead of Manuel Neuer and Bastian Schweinsteiger in second and third respectively. However Lewandowski, who finalised his vote in the summer, said said he would change his mind if he was given the choice again. Poland captain Robert Lewandowski voted for Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of Bayern team-mate Manuel Neuer Lewandowski wishes he voted for Neuer, pictured with Sky Sports presenter Kate Abdo, at the awards Gala
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The move to the @placeholder will help ease a production bottle neck | Britain’s MINI is to ‘go Dutch’, German owners BMW announced today. The news that MINIs are to be built in Holland came as the car giant announced it was investing a further £250million in its three UK Mini factories which will remain ‘the heart’ of the popular car. The new money will be invested in manufacturing operations by the end of 2015 at the German car maker's manufacturing plant in Oxford, steel body pressings operation at Swindon and engine plant at Hams Hall near Birmingham. Going Dutch: Britain's MINIs are to be built in Holland as BMW announces a £250million investment in its three factories in Oxford, Swindon and Birmingham
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Not guilty: Mark Strong (right) admits he had an affair with @placeholder - but they argue he didn't know she was running an alleged | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:39 EST, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 16:08 EST, 1 March 2013 A police officer who investigated a Zumba instructor's alleged prostitution business has testified that she found an 'assortment of condoms', four bottles of baby oil, cameras, a planner and $1,000 cash at the woman's residence. Audra Presby took to the stand for the second day in the trial of Mark Strong, who is accused of promoting prostitution with business partner and Zumba teacher Alexis Wright in Kennebunk, Maine. Presby testified she had also seized several computer hard drives, a laptop, checkbooks and personal lubricants from Wright's businesses, home and vehicle during a February 2012 search.
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As a result, Pakistani authorities have increased security in @placeholder, Pakistan's capital city. | ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- Hundreds of Pakistani residents have taken up arms and are battling local Taliban militants in the wake of a deadly mosque attack last week. A Pakistani police stands guard at a checkpoint in Peshawar, Pakistan on June 8. It is the first major battle between the residents of northwest Pakistan and Taliban militants near the Afghanistan border. The residents are outraged over a suicide attack on a local mosque during Friday prayers that killed at least 40 people and wounded some 80 others. Starting on Saturday morning, some 400 villagers in the Upper Dir district formed a "lashkar" -- or militia -- to fight the Taliban, killing 14 of the militants as of Sunday evening, according to local administrator Atiq Ur Rehman. Four of the villagers have been injured in the battle, Rehman said.
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Upper Dir, part of Swat Valley, is where Pakistan army are fighting Taliban militants
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U.N. says an estimated 2 million Pakistanis have been displaced by fighting
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Backlash follows suspected Taliban suicide attack Friday at a mosque
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Official: Both sides using heavy weapons, including anti-aircraft weapons | 19,391 | record_train |
This creates an intolerable situation for Israeli civilians in southern @placeholder, who have the right to live without fear of attack from Gaza. | Gaza City (CNN) -- Explosions rumbled through Gaza City all night into Friday, and shortly after sunup, two detonations landed just 500 to 600 yards away from CNN's team sending it running for cover inside the hotel. A litany of bombardments provided for a sleepless night of hearing and feel incoming ordinance exploding and watching rockets leaving Gaza for Israel. Falling bombs made doors clatter and sometimes even one's bones. Clouds of smoke sprouted into the sky paralleling the repetition of thunderous booms. New destruction will await Egypt's new Prime Minister Hesham Kandil, when he arrives Friday morning in Gaza to meet with Palestinian officials.
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Israel says 422 rockets fired from Gaza into Israel in past two days
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Warplanes bomb sites in Gaza City overnight
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Both sides tweet photos of children struck by the violence
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Egyptian PM, delegation head to Gaza on Friday morning | 19,392 | record_train |
'@placeholder' is a term for a purified version of amphetamine drug MDMA, widely known as Ecstasy, favored in club culture. | A Denver father says he's been forced to watch his daughter be twice resuscitated and battle for her life after taking a sample of a tainted rave drug. According to a Facebook post that has quickly gone viral with more than 17,000 shares, Keith Roehm said his daughter Bianca ended up in the hospital after attending an electronic dance music festival called Skylab at the Denver Coliseum on Sunday. While there she took Molly, which he claimed was part of a 'bad batch' that had circulated and poisoned several other people at Sklab. Bianca Roehm ended up in the hospital after attending an electronic dance music festival called Skylab at the Denver Coliseum on Sunday
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Father Keith Roehm says his daughter Bianca suffered renal failure after taking a 'bad batch' of molly at a local rave
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Described 17-year-old high school student as a responsible girl who had a job and did well in school
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A Go Fund Me page set up for Bianca's medical bills says she appears to be improving | 19,393 | record_train |
The 27-year-old takes a F2012 car for a test drive after swapping @placeholder for Ferrari | Sebastian Vettel is testing with Ferrari for the first time since signing with the Formula One team. The Gazzetta dello Sport reports that the German driver was at the wheel of an F2012 from two seasons ago at Ferrari's private Fiorano circuit. It was announced last week that Vettel, who won four consecutive F1 titles at Red Bull, had signed a three-year deal with Ferrari to replace Fernando Alonso. VIDEO Scroll down for Sebastian Vettel testing his new Ferrari at the Fiorano track Sebastian Vettel steers an F2012 car from two seasons ago at Ferrari's private Fiorano circuit in Italy
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Sebastian Vettel signed a three-year deal at Ferrari after leaving Red Bull
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German driver Vettel will replace Fernando Alonso at Ferrari
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Vettel won four consecutive Formula One titles during time with Red Bull | 19,394 | record_train |
But @placeholder said recently that responding to the earthquake requires the country to transcend partisan differences. | Santiago, Chile (CNN) -- Sebastian Pinera was sworn in Thursday as president of Chile, taking over a country battered by a recent earthquake but with a strong economy and stable social institutions. Pinera, 60, succeeded Michelle Bachelet, a popular president who steered the country through the global economic downturn and promoted progressive social reforms. Pinera, a billionaire, is the first conservative to lead Chile since the fall of Gen. Augusto Pinochet's military dictatorship in 1990. Educated in Chile and at Harvard University in the United States, Pinera is an economist, investor, businessman and former senator. Bachelet, a liberal, defeated Pinera in the presidential elections in 2005. She endorsed Pinera's opponent in a runoff election in January.
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Sebastian Pinera, 60, succeeds Michelle Bachelet
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Term limits prevented Bachelet from seeking second consecutive term
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Pinera is first conservative to lead Chile since fall military dictatorship in 1990 | 19,395 | record_train |
'The circumstances of this tragic event are still unclear and the matter is being investigated by the @placeholder police, with Pirelli’s full support. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 09:34 EST, 3 October 2012 | UPDATED: 07:45 EST, 4 October 2012 Tragic: Father of two George Falder, 48, was found dead inside a 150C industrial oven at the factory where he worked A factory worker has been found dead in a 150°C industrial oven used to partially cook tyres. Father-of-two George Falder, 48, is believed to have 'died within seconds' after being overcome by the extreme heat when he entered the steam operated machine at a Pirelli tyre factory. An investigation has now been launched into his 'suspicious' death on Sunday evening and police are questioning his colleagues at the plant in Carlisle, Cumbria.
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George Falder, 48, found dead inside the steam operated machine
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Father of two had worked at the Pirelli tyre factory in Carlisle, Cumbria, for nearly eight years
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Post-mortem found no injuries to suggest physical assault before he died
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Police are questioning colleagues at the plant over the 'suspicious' death | 19,396 | record_train |
At its peak, @placeholder had 770 men believed by the U.S. government to be involved in terrorist activity or military attacks. | Guantanamo Bay detainees have long been considered America's most dangerous enemies. So what happens when they walk free -- like the five detainees swapped for U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl? Do they return to terror activities or transition to quiet, private lives away from the mayhem? Well, it's a mixture of both. How dangerous is this latest swap? Mathematically, it's not an even swap. But President Barack Obama's administration maintains it's not a risky move for the United States. The five detainees have been at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba for years, and out of commission for a long time. They probably don't have extensive networks to tap into, according to two senior U.S. officials.
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About 17% of Gitmo detainees return to terrorist activities, report says
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As of last month, the Guantanamo Bay detention facility had 154 detainees
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Not everyone at Guantanamo Bay has been found guilty of terrorism | 19,397 | record_train |
‘The citizens of @placeholder are heartily weary of her but she is equally heartily weary of Burnley. | 'Caged animal': Natalie Harvey, 19, with boyfriend Wayne Kinvig, 20, could have to give birth in jail A tearaway teenage mother could have to give birth to her second child in jail after behaving like a ‘caged animal’ during a reign of terror. Natalie Harvey, 19, became a mother aged 16 and brought misery to her hometown of Burnley, Lancashire, with a campaign of abuse and intimidation against shoppers and council staff. She already had 26 convictions - several for violence - and was issued with an Asbo banning her from her regular haunts in the town, including a shopping centre and a public library.
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Natalie Harvey became a mother aged 16 and brought misery to Burnley
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Campaign of abuse and intimidation against shoppers and council staff
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Now she is 29 weeks pregnant by serial conman boyfriend Wayne Kinvig
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20-year-old has already served jail terms for charity scams on the elderly
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She already has 26 convictions and was hauled back to court last week
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Launched 'shocking' attack on woman and admits witness intimidation
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Bailing until June, judge says: 'You may still have your baby in HMP Styal' | 19,398 | record_train |
Nothing said during the 80-minute in-flight interview alters the strong @placeholder opposition to gay relationships or marriage, or the Church ban on actively gay priests. | Pope Francis yesterday signalled a more tolerant era of Vatican thinking after he spoke out in defence of homosexuals. In remarks at odds with traditional rhetoric, the Pontiff refused to condemn homosexuality, saying: ‘We must be brothers.’ In the most conciliatory words yet from the Vatican on the subject of gay priests, he added: ‘If a person is gay and seeks God and has goodwill, who am I to judge him?’ The new Pope used a talk with journalists covering his visit to Brazil to emphasise Roman Catholic teaching that says those who have gay orientation should be accepted.
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Previous Pope had signed document saying gay men should not be priests
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Comments came as he returned from wildly successful tour of Brazil | 19,399 | record_train |
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