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In his @placeholder mea culpa, there was no talk of faith or karma.
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(CNN)I couldn't quite believe my eyes when I read the initial comments from Microsoft's CEO on how women who don't ask for raises will receive "good karma." What? Is this 2014 or 1954? The CEO, Satya Nadella, has since tried to clarify his comments, which were ironically made at a conference in Phoenix celebrating women in computing. Nadella took to Twitter to say he was "inarticulate" on the topic of how women should ask for a raise. At the conference, he appeared to be saying that women who have faith that things will work out (and who don't speak up) will see pay increases in the long term during their careers.
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Microsoft CEO said women who don't ask for a raise will receive "good karma"
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Satya Nadella made the comments at a conference celebrating women in computing
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Nadella said on Twitter that he was "inarticulate" and that the gender gap needs to be closed
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Women make 78 cents for every dollar a man makes, according to the latest numbers
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Gamers hope that @placeholder and Google’s involvement in the virtual reality space will accelerate the technology, which would make playing games and watching films more realistic, as well as creating other immersive experiences.
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Facebook may have bought Oculus Rift, but now Google is reportedly splashing out virtual reality technology too. The search giant is set to invest $500 million (£314 million) in Magic Leap, which claims to have invented be a realistic version of virtual and augmented reality, dubbed ‘cinematic reality’. The Florida-based firm’s website features a little elephant moving around realistically in a person’s hands, to show off their capabilities. Scroll down for video Google is reportedly set to invest $500 million (£314 million) in Magic Leap, which claims to be a realistic version of virtual and augmented reality, dubbed ‘cinematic reality’. The Florida-based firm’s website features a little elephant (pictured) moving around realistically in a person’s hands, to show what it can do
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Google is tipped to invest $500 million (£314 million) in Magic Leap
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Florida-based firm claims to have made a realistic version of virtual and augmented reality, which it calls 'cinematic reality'
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It's revealed very few details about the technology, aside from saying it's more realistic than Oculus Rift, which was brought by Facebook this year
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Device may show wearers hi-resolution images close to their face, by projecting pictures onto the eye, but this is not certain
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Unlike Oculus Rift, the wearable could mix virtual reality with the real world
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'I went on @placeholder and I typed in Boyson,' he said.
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 15:07 EST, 13 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:07 EST, 13 January 2013 A brother and sister who were separated into different Chicago foster homes as children in 1948 have met for the first time, thanks to the detective work of a friendly 7-year-old neighbor Betty Billadeau, of St Louis, Missouri, and Clifford Boyson, of Davenport, Iowa, were introduced after 65 years apart yesterday, AbcNews reports. The pair were put into separate foster homes at age five and three respectively and spent decades trying to find each other to no avail. Delighted: Betty Billadeau and Clifford Boyson have been reunited after spending 65 years apart. The siblings were put in touch with one another after a 7-year-old neighbor used Facebook
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Estranged Betty Billadeau and Clifford Boyson were finally reunited since being placed in foster care in 1948
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Boyson's neighbor Eddie Hanzelin used his mother's Facebook account to come to the rescue
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7-year-old earns a hug off them both and says he wanted to help because 'family is important'
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"I think me and @placeholder knew the first round, concentration levels won't be great, but we did well.
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(CNN) -- South African pair Louis Oosthuizen and Charl Schwartzel put their Augusta disappointments behind them to impress in the opening round of the Malaysian Open Thursday. Schwartzel finished 18 shots off the pace in his defense of the U.S. Masters crown, handing over the Green Jacket to Bubba Watson, who beat Oosthuizen in a dramatic playoff Sunday. Shrugging off jet lag after a 30-hour journey from Georgia to Kuala Lumpur, Schwartzel powered to an eight-under 64 to claim the first day lead. Oosthuizen, so close to winning a second major title until denied by Watson's brilliance, produced an excellent 66 to be tied for third.
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Charl Schwartzel leads Malaysian Open with first round eight-under 64
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Fellow South African Louis Oosthuizen shoots 66 after Augusta heroics
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Pair had 30-hour journey from Georgia to Kuala Lumpur
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No.1 Luke Donald cards four-over 75 in opening round of The Heritage
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Still, it wasn't the backlash over @placeholder's photos that piqued Ms Ashcroft's interest, it was Kristina's astounding likeness to her daughter Elizabeth.
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Kristina Pimenova - the controversial nine-year-old Russian model dubbed 'the most beautiful girl in the world'- has a doppelgänger, it has emerged. Elizabeth Hiley, ten, based in Montreal, Canada, bears more than a striking resemblance to young supermodel Kristina, and her mother now has high hopes that Elizabeth can follow in Kristina's fashion footsteps. 'The likeness between Kristina and my daughter is uncanny,' Anne-Marie Ashcroft, 41, tells Daily Mail Online. 'Before I came across Kristina, I was reluctant to allow Elizabeth to start at such a young age. Now I realize that the time for her is right.' Scroll down for video
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Elizabeth Hiley, ten, based in Canada, looks just like Kristina Pimenova, nine, from Russia, dubbed 'the most beautiful girl in the world'
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When Elizabeth's mother Anne-Marie Ashcroft, 41, first realized how much her daughter looked liked Kristina she was 'shell-shocked'
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Kristina's mother Glikeriya Pimenova sparked outrage last year for posting scantily-clad images of her model daughter to Instagram
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Elizabeth's mother feels this outrage was 'unfair' and that her own daughter is not too young for child model stardom
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Kurdish @placeholder fighters seek cover while under attack from ISIS forces on the front lines in northern Iraq
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Fierce fighting continued across swathes of Iraq today as Kurdish peshmerga and Iraqi forces beat back ISIS jihadists and advanced deeper into rebel-held territory. Today there were front line clashes between the groups as the violence spilled into Buyuk Yeniga village, a small township located between halfway Baghdad and Kirkuk. In recent weeks Iraqi forces, boosted by American airstrikes and a steady stream of armaments, have put ISIS on the back foot with victories in a series of key towns. Kurdish fighters stand over the body of an Islamic State militant after clashes near Buyuk Yeniga village ISIS has lost a number of key towns in recent days, all of which are situated near to Kirkuk in northern Iraq. Pictured here is a Peshmerga battalion on the look out for ISIS militants
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Clashes between Kurdish peshmerga and ISIS continuing in northern Iraq
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Iraqi troops and the Peshmerga make gains against jihadists near Kirkuk
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Continues the progress made with assistance of targeted U.S. airstrikes
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PM David Cameron is considering arming Kurdish forces
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Last month, an arbitrator lifter the indefinite suspension from the NFL against @placeholder.
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Free agent footballer Ray Rice chose a Christmas fundraiser collecting toys for needy children for his first public appearance since a video of him knocking out his wife in an elevator saw him dropped by the Baltimore Ravens. The 27-year-old running back stepped out on Wednesday for the Toys for Tots fundraiser, held at the Jimmy's Famous Seafood restaurant in Dundalk. Giving an interview at the event, Rice said it 'feels good to be out and amongst the Baltimore community and just to give back', and addressed the aggravated assault charges laid against him after punching then-fiancee Janay Palmer, whom he has since married.
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Ex-NFL star filmed punching his wife Janay Palmer with left fist in elevator
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He was suspended indefinitely by league after video surfaced in September
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Judge Barbara Jones 'vacated' the footballer's suspension last month
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Rice can sign with any NFL team - and can do so as soon as he gets offer
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He stepped out Wednesday for the Toys for Tots fundraiser in Baltimore
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'I made a horrible mistake in my life,' he said at the event
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(CNN) -- Fresh accusations that the Assad regime has used chemical weapons in the ongoing civil war have led many to renew calls for the world to take stronger actions to stop the growing humanitarian crisis. But recent polls have shown Americans are very reluctant to support military interventions in Syria. In a Huffington Post/YouGov poll, as few as 5% of respondents were willing to commit troops to the cause. The Obama administration has been similarly hesitant to get involved in Syria. Q&A: Is Syrian war escalating to wider conflict? While the administration has made some efforts to respond to humanitarian crises elsewhere in the world -- the U.S. joined NATO in its successful mission to assist Libyan rebels, military advisers have been sent to Uganda to combat the Lord's Resistance Army and to Jordan to help Syrian rebels -- full-scale military intervention in Syria does not appear to be on the table.
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Experts: Washington selectively engages in humanitarian intervention missions
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Domestic political will is a necessary precondition for intervention missions, they say
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Polls show Americans are very reluctant to support military interventions in Syria
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@placeholder claimed in 2012 that he did know about alleged bribe payments made to former FIFA executives, but insisted he didn't think they were illegal.
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(CNN) -- FIFA president Sepp Blatter has been cleared of any misconduct by an internal investigation into the bribery scandal that threatened to drag football's world governing body into terminal crisis. But his predecessor, Brazilian Joao Havelange, has now resigned as FIFA's honorary president for his part in the scandal. Havelange and former executive committee members Ricardo Teixeira and Dr. Nicolas Leoz were all found to have accepted illegal payments from FIFA's former marketing partner International Sports and Leisure (ISL). The payments were made between 1992 and May 2000 -- ISL went bankrupt the following year. FIFA's Ethics Committee -- set up by Blatter after the corruption scandal was investigated by the Swiss authorities last year -- said it would not take any further action, adding the case was now closed.
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FIFA president Sepp Blatter is cleared of misconduct by internal investigation into bribery
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Predecessor Joao Havelange resigns as honorary president of soccer's ruling body
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Havelange took payments from FIFA's former marketing partner ISL between 1992 and 2000
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Ukraine's elections are taking place against a backdrop of poor economic conditions, @placeholder's annexation of Crimea and rumblings of discontent in the mainly Russian-speaking eastern regions.
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The U.N. General Assembly on Thursday approved a resolution calling the Crimean referendum to secede from Ukraine invalid. The vote on the nonbinding resolution was 100-11, with 58 countries abstaining. It's the latest indication of Russia's isolation within the international community over its actions in Ukraine. Moscow formally annexed Ukraine's southern Crimea region last week, days after the controversial referendum in which a majority of Crimeans voted to leave Ukraine for Russia. Adding to tensions, Russia now may have as many as 40,000 troops near its border with Ukraine, two U.S. officials told CNN on Thursday. The officials said that this estimate was largely based on satellite imagery and that a firm number is difficult to assess.
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U.N. General Assembly's nonbinding resolution indicates Russia's isolation over Crimea
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Ex-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko says she plans to run in Ukraine's May elections
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Presidential elections are scheduled for May 25
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The International Monetary Fund announces a bailout deal worth billions for Ukraine
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'I'd also like to make clear that @placeholder had no part in this and I apologise for implicating him.'
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Blackpool have sent Jacob Murphy back to Norwich after a picture circulated on social media this week showing the on-loan winger mocking the Seasiders' plight. The teenager apologised on Monday for a leaked image of Murphy and fellow Blackpool loanee Donervon Daniels which was accompanied by the caption 'We are going to lose... Again'. The photograph was believed to have been taken before the club's most recent defeat against Sheffield Wednesday on Boxing Day. Murphy's snapchat mocking their plight before their trip to Sheffield Wednesday went viral on social media Blackpool's on loan midfielder Jacob Murphy has apologised for his dismissive snapchat about the club
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Blackpool lost 1-0 at Sheffield Wednesday on Boxing Day
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Blackpool's on loan midfielder Jacob Murphy snapchatted a picture mocking their Championship plight before the match
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Photographed with team-mate Donervon Daniels, 19-year-old captioned it with 'We are going to lose... Again' before it went viral on social media
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@placeholder was appointed Schalke's coach in December 2012 but faced constant speculation over his position.
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Roberto Di Matteo has been appointed Schalke manager after the Bundesliga strugglers sacked Jens Keller following a torrid start to the season. The Italian, who won the Champions League as boss with Chelsea in 2012, has been without a club since being sacked by the Premier League club in November of the same year. Di Matteo, who was replaced at Stamford Bridge by Rafa Benitez, was still being paid £130,000-a-week by the Blues until June 2014, but has signed a three-year deal with the Royal Blues in Germany. Italian Roberto Di Matteo has his first job since leaving Chelsea in November 2012
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Italian Di Matteo has his first job since leaving Chelsea in November 2012
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Di Matteo was being paid £130,000-a-week until June 2014 by Chelsea
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The 44-year-old takes over from Jens Keller, who was sacked by Schalke
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Bundesliga side are currently in 11th place in the table
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Di Matteo signs on a three-year deal with the German 'Royal Blues'
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Schalke face Chelsea in the Champions League on November 25
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@placeholder was signed to the Cowboys' practice squad in the 2012
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By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:55 EST, 24 January 2014 | UPDATED: 18:08 EST, 24 January 2014 Former Dallas Cowboys player Josh Brent has been sentenced to just 180 days in prison for a drunk crash that killed his teammate and close friend, Jerry Brown. Brent, 25, who was convicted on Wednesday of vehicular manslaughter, was also handed 10 years probation and a $10,000 fine at his sentencing in Dallas on Friday. He could have been sentenced to up to 20 years in prison for the fiery December 2012 crash. After delivering the sentence, state District Judge Robert Burns scolded Brent for his actions, the Dallas Morning News reported.
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Brent was sentenced on Friday to 180 days in prison and 10 years probation and handed a $10,000 fine for the fiery crash
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He had faced up to 20 years in prison
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He crashed his car along a state highway in December 2012, killing close friend Jerry Brown, a practice squad linebacker
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When @placeholder turned up on Sunday, 3,000 people showed up to follow him around.
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By Derek Lawrenson Ian Poulter expressed one final thought before leaving the Association of Golf Writers’ dinner at Royal Liverpool on Tuesday night. ‘I’ve got a good feeling about this one,’ he said. Good feelings abound at the start of the 143rd Open Championship. There is hardly a big name in the sport who is not coming here feeling good about his game. After a slow start to the season, the stars are all flexing their muscles. Rory McIlroy won in England in May. Justin Rose has won his last two events. Martin Kaymer was a classy winner of both the US Open and the Players’ Championship.
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Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Justin Rose ready to lead the stellar names charge at The Open
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Martin Kaymer, Adam Scott and Phil Mickelson all in good form
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"Kony 2012" has drawn criticism from many corners but this was the first reaction from @placeholder.
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(CNN) -- The Lord's Resistance Army slammed "Kony 2012" as a "clear act of malevolent deception and manipulation of world mass consciousness" in an 18-page statement believed to be its first response to the viral video spotlighting the renegade group and its leader, warlord Joseph Kony. "Behind 'Kony 2012' lurks the U.S.A., which is not a 'banana republic' state, but a world hegemonic power that runs a vast global network of war, intelligence and security institutions, and a myriad of their humanitarian front and service organizations," said the statement signed by Justine Labeja, a spokesman for Kony's organization known commonly by its acronym, LRA.
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The LRA issues an 18-page statement obtained for CNN by a respected journalist
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It calls Invisible Children, which produced the video, a front organization for Washington
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The video went viral and made Joseph Kony a household name
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A sequel released Thursday addresses some of the criticisms of "Kony 2012"
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"Tragically, the violence that we are seeing could have been averted had @placeholder respected the results of last year's presidential election," Obama said.
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(CNN) -- After days of heavy fighting, forces loyal to Ivory Coast's Laurent Gbagbo laid down their arms Tuesday, and the self-declared president was negotiating the terms of his surrender, his foreign minister said. Calm was reported Tuesday afternoon in Abidjan, the West African nation's largest city and the center of the battle between Gbagbo's military and those loyal to his rival, Alassane Ouattara, who is recognized internationally as the legitimate president. "We must now do what we can do to have lasting peace," said Alcide Djedje, the foreign minister, who participated in talks at the French ambassador's residence in Abidjan.
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Gbagbo's forces laid down their arms, his foreign minister says
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A U.N. official says Laurent Gbagbo has asked for U.N. protection
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The U.N. envoy to Ivory Coast says combat is over
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Hall then drove Danby and O’Toole and Mr @placeholder to a lane where he was taken to the bank of a stream and 'finished off'.
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Savage: Emma Hall, 21, is facing a life sentence for leading a vigilante gang who tortured and brutally killed a teenager wrongly accused of rape A woman is facing a life sentence for leading a vigilante gang who tortured and brutally killed a teenager wrongly accused of rape. Emma Hall, 21, of Romford, showed no emotion as she was found guilty of murdering Luke Harwood, 18, at the Old Bailey. Her friends James Danby, 27, and Tony O’Toole, 30, were also convicted of murder. Mr Harwood was savagely beaten to death in May last year after an 18-year-old girl pointed him out to Hall during a chance meeting and claimed she had been raped by him two years before.
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Emma Hall, 21, convicted of murdering 18-year-old Luke Harwood
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They battered and then murdered the teenager on wasteland in May
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The real mastermind of the trafficking plot is allegedly enjoying an extravagant lifestyle in @placeholder, having won $5 million in the lottery after he escaped all convictions.
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No kingpins or so-called 'Mr Bigs' of the drug smuggling ring that supplied the Bali Nine operation have ever been found. Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, who will be executed within days for their role in the plot to traffic 8kg of heroin from Indonesia to Australia, are the most senior figures to have ever faced charges over the conspiracy. But key players in the operation - including a Nepalese drug trafficker, a Thai prostitute and a Sydney-based lotto winner - managed to slip through the cracks following the Australian Federal Police sting. Scroll down for video Less than two weeks after the Bali Nine arrests in 2005, Indonesian police shot Nepalese drug trafficker Man Singh Ghale dead and claimed he was the king pin of the drug ring that supplied the heroin
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King pins of smuggling ring that supplied Bali Nine have never been found
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Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran are the most senior figures to have ever faced charges over the plot to smuggle 8kg of heroin
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Chan and Sukumaran will be executed within days for their role
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Key players - including a Nepalese drug trafficker, a Thai prostitute and a Sydney-based lotto winner - managed to slip through the cracks
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Blumenthal shut @placeholder for two weeks in 2009 following an outbreak of the winter bug that left more than 500 people feeling sick.
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Celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal has dropped his supplier of foie gras after embarrassing footage of ducks being force-fed was released on the internet. The owner of the Michelin-starred Fat Duck restaurant in Bray, Berkshire dropped his French foie gras supplier due to animal rights concerns. A spokesman for the Fat Duck said: 'We were shocked at the video and the conditions in which the ducks were apparently being kept.' The restaurant said the farm had shown the highest levels of animal husbandry when they inspected it. Heston Blumenthal, pictured, has dropped his French supplier of foie gras after a video was released
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Heston Blumenthal has dropped his foie gras supplier over welfare fears
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The celebrity chef expressed concern about the way the birds were reared
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A video showed dead and injured birds with others held in cages
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But don't get too excited for a heated GOP faceoff: New rules from the @placeholder plan to limit the number of primary debates in the upcoming presidential contest after a series of contentious debates rattled the party leading up to 2012.
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(CNN) -- Mark your calendars: The midterm elections aren't yet decided, but there's already a date scheduled for a 2016 presidential debate. With slightly more than two years until a new president is chosen, The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation announced Thursday its plans to host a televised debate for Republican primary candidates on Sept. 16, 2015 at the Reagan Library in California. "Ronnie would be so pleased to know that his presidential library continues to attract America's leaders to discuss the future of the country he loved so dearly," former First Lady Nancy Reagan said in a release from the Reagan Foundation, an organization geared toward promoting the GOP icon's national legacy. "I can't think of a better way to honor my husband than to keep the tradition of Reagan Library-hosted debates alive."
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A GOP presidential primary debate has been scheduled for Sept. 2015
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Anthony Weiner with his son @placeholder in front of their home on Park Avenue in Manhattan on Tuesday after it was confirmed that the family were looking for a cheaper place to live
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By Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 16:05 EST, 23 January 2014 | UPDATED: 16:36 EST, 23 January 2014 Anthony Weiner braved the winter cold with his young son this week after the disgraced Congressman confirmed that he and wife Huma Abedin had visited a broker to find a new place to live. The former New York mayoral hopeful was spotted on Tuesday outside his Park Avenue home leading his two-year-old Jordan to their car as the snow fell. Weiner and his political advisor wife have been living in the apartment, estimated at $12,000-per-month in rent since he resigned, amid a sexting scandal in 2011.
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(CNN) -- Tashard Choice recently had a great opportunity to pick up a nice present for his 3-year-old nephew. The Dallas Cowboys running back went up to Michael Vick after a game and asked for his autograph. Well, that kind of blew up in his face. Here he was, just trying to do a nice thing for a child, and people get all crazy upset, just because Vick plays on the other team. In a sign of the times, Choice even felt it necessary to apologize on Twitter. Here's hoping that if you go out to get a sports memorabilia gift this holiday season you deal with a lot less criticism. But you might feel some heat. After all, there are some cool items, but they can be pricey, especially if someone like Vick signs his name to them.
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Sports paraphernalia is more than just the Topps baseball card these days
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‘I need to explore with @placeholder whether her evidence suggests the police took the gun from the minicab and planted it.
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By Arthur Martin PUBLISHED: 05:59 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 19:52 EST, 19 September 2013 Case: The jury at Mark Duggan's inquest will hear evidence from a witness who claims she saw police plant a gun at the scene of his death An eyewitness will accuse police of planting a gun near the body of Mark Duggan after they shot him. Duggan, whose death sparked the 2011 riots in England, was shot twice by a marksman who had halted his taxi. Officers insist the 29-year-old had a gun wrapped in a sock and was raising it ready to use lethal force.
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The 29-year-old was shot twice by police marksman in Tottenham, London
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His death sparked the 2011 riots across London and other cities
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Eyewitness Miss J says police took weapon from taxi and planted it at scene
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Jury visited scene of death where a gun was found 20ft away over railings
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Street was shut off and set up to look exactly as it did on day Duggan died
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Matthew Milat is serving a maximum 43 years in the same prison system as @placeholder and lost his appeal last October for a reduction of his sentence.
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IT is the most infamous stretch of ground in Australia, the notorious Belanglo Forest where serial killer Ivan Milat took seven victims to rape, torture, hunt and murder them before burying their bodies in shallow graves covered with twigs. The lonely patch of scrub, just a turn off the highway 140km south-west of Sydney, still strikes fear in those who know the gruesome truth of what Backpacker Killer Ivan Milat did there, but it was a source of inspiration to his grand nephew. From a young age, Matthew Milat had an ambition. He wanted to be like his notorious uncle Ivan, the backpacker murderer whose reign of fear slaughtering hitchhikers has its own shocking place in Australian history.
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Matthew Milat idolised his infamous serial killer uncle Ivan Milat
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He dreamt of torturing and murdering where his uncle had slain seven people as the 'Backpacker Killer'
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In 2010 he lured a teenager to the Ivan Milat's killing ground, the Belanglo Forest, south-west of Sydney
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Ivan Milat was the Backpacker Killer who raped and tortured his victims
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He recorded the axe murder of David Auchterlonie, 17, on a mobile phone
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Meanwhile, stock market losses complicate @placeholder attempts to highlight what good economic news there is out there — including increasingly robust jobs growth and a dip in the unemployment rate to 5.9 percent, the lowest level in six years.
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Washington (CNN) -- An election year that was already bad for incumbents is turning out to be worse than they could have ever imagined. An avalanche of crises -- ranging from the killer Ebola virus to ISIS jihadists to a suddenly volatile stock market -- is making it virtually impossible for lawmakers to rely on the inherent advantages of holding office. Instead of highlighting their accomplishments to constituents, incumbents are on defense. The growing troubles are upending plans for the final stretch before the Nov. 4 election that will determine which party will control the Senate. President Barack Obama was forced this week to scrap several campaign appearances to remain in Washington to oversee the Ebola response.
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President Obama had to cancel fundraisers this week to oversee the Ebola response.
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By Lydia Warren PUBLISHED: 10:31 EST, 21 September 2012 | UPDATED: 11:08 EST, 21 September 2012 A woman who had twins with a long-time friend is locked in a complicated custody battle after he told her he was gay, had only used her as a surrogate and was keeping the children with his partner. Cindy Close, 48, met businessman Marvin McMurrey in Houston, Texas in 2005 and, as they were both in their 40s, not married and without families, they decided to have children together. 'I've always wanted to be a mom,' Close told Fox. 'That's my biggest dream and it always has been. He came across as a very kind man, a very good man, and I trusted him.'
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London (CNN) -- Jamaican sprinter Usain Bolt defended his title as the world's fastest man Sunday, grabbing gold in the men's 100-meter race by setting an Olympic record with a time of 9.63. Bolt, who became a household name with his gold medal win in the 2008 Beijing Games, is the first sprinter since U.S. Olympic legend Carl Lewis to defend an Olympic 100-meter title. He overcame an unimpressive start to blow past the competition. "My start wasn't too good but my coach always said to me I'm not a good starter, it's not worth worrying about," Bolt said after the race.
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New arrivals: Between 500 and 1,000 U.S. Marines are to be stationed permanently in Darwin Australia is set to become home to hundreds of U.S. Marines - as America moves its servicemen to a military base on the northern tip of the country. In a bid to combat China's increase in global military and financial power, between 500 to 1,000 officers are to form a permanent U.S. military presence at a barracks outside Darwin. U.S. President Barack Obama is expected to formally reveal the plans - which will further anchor American influence in Asia but have prompted fears the area could become a target for terrorists - during a visit to the city next week.
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By James Chapman PUBLISHED: 18:21 EST, 7 October 2013 | UPDATED: 18:22 EST, 7 October 2013 Access denied: Crizotinib could benefit 1,000 patients a year but is deemed to lack evidence of benefits Patients in England and Wales are being denied a lung cancer drug that will be available to hospitals in Scotland. Crizotinib can halt the advance of the disease for almost eight months on average. But the treatment, which costs £4,000 a month, has been deemed too expensive by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) for use south of the border. However in the latest example of health apartheid, the Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) is to give the green light for the drug to be used within NHS Scotland.
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Damien Fowkes, 36, made weapon by melting razor blade into plastic cutlery Sentenced to a minimum of 20 years for attempted murder of Huntley and strangling child killer Colin Hatch in a cell Fowkes already serving life sentence for armed robbery By Louise Boyle Last updated at 3:13 PM on 5th October 2011 Lethal: Damien Fowkes tried to kill Soham murdererl Ian Huntley in Frankland Prison, Co Durham by slashing his throat with a makeshift knife The prisoner who tried to kill Soham murderer Ian Huntley by slicing his throat with a makeshift knife was jailed for life today.
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Damien Fowkes, 36, made weapon by melting razor blade into plastic cutlery
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Surrounded by music and neon lights, they gathered nightly near a US military base in South Korea. Now, more than 120 women who used to work as prostitutes outside the complex in Uijeongbu City, Gyeonggi Province, are seeking compensation from the Korean government. The former prostitutes, who are aging and poor, claim their county's authorities actively facilitated their work in a bid to keep American forces happy, while ignoring their own welfare. Speaking in a community center in a ramshackle 'camp-town' next to the base, they tearfully explained how they are now planning to sue the government for $10,000 each.
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Danny Boyle had never been to India before shooting "Slumdog Millionaire"
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Britain's first £1 pub has opened its doors to punters chasing a cheap drink. But customers may be in for surprise when they get to the bar - because a pint of beer will actually set them back £1.50 From 8am, bar staff at The Pound Pub in Stockton-on-Tees, Middlesbrough, will serve half pints for £1 and a full pint for an extra 50p. Bargain bar: The Pound Pub has opened its doors in Stockton, Middlesbrough, selling half pints for £1 and a full pint for £1.50 Menu: Bar staff will be serving a variety of soft and alcoholic drinks for the low prices, including Fosters, Theakstons, Strongbow and John Smiths
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Doink's WWF highlights include beating guys named "Barry" with a prosthetic limb
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By Lucy Crossley PUBLISHED: 08:12 EST, 16 March 2014 | UPDATED: 09:54 EST, 16 March 2014 Prince Edward, the Countess of Wessex and their children enjoyed a Royal family day out in the sunshine as they rode horses around the Queen's Windsor home. The prince's 10-year-old daughter Lady Louise looked every inch the confident horsewoman as she went without a saddle to ride bareback around the grounds of Windsor Castle. Her younger brother James, six, was led around by a stablehand as Edward, sporting pair of brown riding boots, walked alongside another horse and proud mother Sophie watched on.
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(CNN) -- The winners of the 2012 Webby Awards were announced on Tuesday, Established in 1996, the Webby Awards are arguably the Internet's best-known honors. After starting small, the Webbys now hand out more than 100 awards each year. Many of each year's honorees tend to be celebrities, big companies or well-known online entities. Among this year's big winners are Pinterest (best social media app), photo-sharing app Instagram (breakout of the year), and the comedian Louis C.K., honored by the Webbys for creating "a new precedent for distribution" by releasing his comedy special through his own website. A raft of advertising and corporate website awards have also been added over the years.
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The 2012 Webby Awards winners were announced Tuesday
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By Martha Cliff PUBLISHED: 08:58 EST, 14 February 2014 | UPDATED: 10:31 EST, 14 February 2014 A baby Prince Charles was 'fascinated' by his newborn sister Princess Anne, according to a rare letter written by the Queen just days after the birth. Less than two years old at the time, Charles treated Anne with 'great care', the Queen wrote to her friend Mrs Tanner. She also wrote that 'it will be fun when they are able to play together'. Family life: The Queen at her coronation (far left) Prince Charles (centre left) and Princess Anne (centre right) with their father The Duke of Edinburgh (far right)
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(CNN) -- President Obama, Vice President Joe Biden and other top Democrats are heading back to school Tuesday, in hopes of convincing first-time voters from the 2008 election to vote again in 2010. The president is scheduled to headline a Democratic party rally at the University of Wisconsin in Madison while the vice president is the main attraction at a similar event at Pennsylvania State University in State College, Pennsylvania. The idea is to fire up "surge" voters and motivate them to go to the polls again in this November's midterm elections. According to national exit polls from 2008, 11 percent of people who cast ballots in the presidential contest said they were first time voters, and seven out of 10 of those new voters said they backed Obama in the election. Many of those people were young voters, and exit polls indicated that two-thirds of people age 18-29 voted for Obama.
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(CNN) -- African-Americans deserve reparations. Discuss. The idea of reparations -- that the descendants of slaves should be compensated by the national government for the wrongs and the legacy of slavery -- has always been controversial. When Ta-Nehisi Coates of The Atlantic wrote the June cover story, "The Case for Reparations," he set a traffic record for the magazine's website. He provoked responses from across the political and ethnic spectrum. Some of his critics did him the courtesy of reading the entire 16,000-word piece. Others, particularly in the Twittersphere, reacted viscerally to the headline and to reactions to the headline.
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"I would suggest the first thing that would make me feel a little better toward them [AIG executives] is if they follow the @placeholder example and come before the American people and take that deep bow and say, 'I am sorry,' and then either do one of two things: resign or go commit suicide," he said.
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- President Obama said Monday he will attempt to block bonuses to executives at ailing insurance giant AIG, payments he described as an "outrage." President Obama says AIG "finds itself in financial distress due to recklessness and greed." "This is a corporation that finds itself in financial distress due to recklessness and greed," Obama told politicians and reporters in the Roosevelt Room of the White House, where he and Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner were unveiling a package to aid the nation's small businesses. The president expressed dismay and anger over the bonuses to executives at AIG, which has received $173 billion in U.S. government bailouts over the past six months.
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(CNN) -- An elaborate kidnapping plot that targeted a Wake Forest, North Carolina, man ended with his dramatic rescue in Atlanta by an FBI hostage squad about midnight Wednesday, law enforcement said Thursday. Frank Arthur Janssen is receiving medical treatment but is safe after being held captive for five days by five people who face federal kidnapping charges, according to law enforcement officials who held a news conference in Wake Forest. The kidnappers sent demands to Janssen's family "for the benefit" of Kelvin Melton, an inmate at Polk Correctional Institution in Butner, North Carolina, read an affidavit in support of a search warrant related to criminal complaints against the defendants.
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Begun five years ago, the map is crowd-sourced, and includes photographs, eye-witness accounts and details about individual V2 rocket attacks on @placeholder and its surrounds supplied by individuals.
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They were the terrifying rockets that weren't unveiled until the final months of the Second World War, yet still killed thousands. Around 1,500 V2 rockets - the V stood for Vergeltungswaffe, or Vengeance Weapon - were fired at London and the south east of England, in what was seen as Hitler's last throw of the dice. As this interactive map shows, London bore the brunt of the V2 strikes, which began 70 years ago this week with an attack on Chiswick, in the west of the capital, and ended a year later, leaving more than 7,000 Britons dead. Scroll down for video
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"By formally merging with al Qaeda and doing an attack in which Americans were targeted, this group has put itself in the sights of the @placeholder," CNN National Security Analyst Peter Bergen said.
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(CNN) -- Two secret blitzes. Two high-value targets. Two very different results. U.S. forces launched dual raids on the northern and eastern coasts of Africa over the weekend in the hunt for two alleged terrorists: Abu Anas al Libi, a suspected al Qaeda operative wanted for the deadly 1998 bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa, and an Al-Shabaab foreign fighter commander named Ikrima. American forces snatched al Libi in the Libyan capital Saturday morning. But 3,000 miles away, the plan to catch Ikrima didn't go as planned. Navy SEALs came under heavy fire during their raid and had to retreat -- not knowing whether Ikrima was dead or alive.
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Cesc Fabregas has admitted he never would have dreamed of playing for Jose Mourinho three years ago when the two were arch-enemies in Spain. The Chelsea midfielder now says he’s happier than ever playing for the former Real Madrid manager, compares him with Pep Guardiola, and says he is desperate to win the European Cup with him. Asked in an interview in El Pais in Spain if he could ever have imagined working for Mourinho he says: ‘Three years ago no. It just shows you how you can never tell in life, and even more so in football. We had a very intense rivalry with Mourinho. It never reached the level of hatred, not even close, but there were disagreements with him and [John] Terry too. Chelsea were always the team that I most wanted to beat.’
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A 4-0 defeat to MK Dons is certainly not the way to introduce yourself to the Manchester United faithful - or to force your way into Louis van Gaal's first team plans. United and Van Gaal succumbed to a humiliating hammering at the hands of the Dons at Stadium MK thanks to braces from Will Grigg and Benik Afobe, on loan from Arsenal. Despite some impressive first half displays from United's youngsters, in the second period they appeared to crumble as Dons continued to grow stronger as the game progressed. Here, Sportsmail gives you the lowdown on how United's youngsters fared.
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Braces from Will Grigg and Benik Afobe help MK Dons to famous victory
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The royal court says some of King Abdullah's comments in the magazine were taken out of context by local @placeholder and international media outlets who reported on the article.
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Petra, Jordan (CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama wrapped up his trip to the Middle East on Saturday with a walking tour of the ancient city of Petra in Jordan. The city's breathtaking architecture features buildings partly carved into stone cliffs and combines eastern culture with ancient Greek constructions. It is a UNESCO world heritage site. Obama was accompanied on a leisurely tour through Petra's steep red-rock formations by a University of Jordan tourism professor, with all other visitors kept well away -- except for a few stray cats. Soon after his stroll through the arid landscape, renowned for its colorful interplay of light and shadow, the president headed back to Washington, where he arrived Saturday night.
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By Steph Cockroft for MailOnline A jilted man who stabbed his teenage love rival to death after discovering he was dating his ex-girlfriend has been jailed for life. Will Blencowe, 21, attacked 17-year-old Connor Tremble in a jealous rage at his flat the day before Valentine’s Day. Blencowe, from Banbury, Oxfordshire, had travelled to the victim's flat in Oxford after discovering was seeing his ex-girlfriend Aimee Harrison, 20. After the 'vicious' attack, Blencowe fled more than 50 miles away, leaving the victim with multiple stab wounds, including in the lung, back and buttocks. Will Blencowe, 21, pictured left, from Banbury, Oxfordshire, has been jailed for life with a minimum of 23 years for murdering 17-year-old Connor Tremble, pictured right, from Oxford in a jealous rage
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(CNN) -- Texas Gov. Rick Perry added another high-powered lawyer to his team fighting a felony indictment against him, but this addition is just as much about sending a message than winning the case. Mark Fabiani has deep ties to the Democratic Party and is best known for his legal and crisis communication expertise. He guided President Bill Clinton in his White House years and also ran Al Gore's communications team during his presidential run in 2000. As Fabiani signed on, Perry's defense filed papers in Travis County District Court requesting the indictment be dismissed, arguing the charges are based on "unconstitutional" statute.
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Rick Perry has added Mark Fabiani to his high-powered legal team
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(CNN) -- As a rehabilitation physician, I've supported many of the ideas behind the Affordable Care Act since before Barack Obama's presidency began. During the hot summer of town hall debates surrounding the legislation in 2009, I wrote an essay called "Standing up for Obama's health plan," and I have continued highlighting the fundamental advances that all of us, most especially disabled Americans, stand to share under the ACA. But when the Obama administration decided last week to pull out a major pillar of the ACA, they lost my faith in their political wisdom. There was a practical necessity to many of the president's other compromises in order to get the ACA passed. Regrettably, it gives states just enough power over insurance marketplaces and the Medicaid expansion to continue the unequal and unfair distribution of state-based social services. It allows states to eviscerate Medicaid in ways that don't make sense.
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Ford Vox says the new delay in employer mandate has made him lose faith in Obama's wisdom
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Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel's former security chief is slamming the country's prime minister and defense minister for their handling of Iran, saying neither one inspires confidence. "I don't trust a leadership that relies on messianic leadership," said Yuval Diskin, the former head of the Shin Bet, the country's internal security service, at a public conference Friday night in Israel. "Our two messiahs from Caesaria and from the Akiorv Towers are not fit to stand at the helm of the government," Diskin said, referring to the respective residences of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Ehud Barak. His comments were widely reported in the Israeli media Saturday.
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(CNN) -- While North Korea's recently departed leader Kim Jong Il will probably be most remembered for his pompadour, jumpsuits and relentless pursuit of nuclear weapons, the world must never forget the legacy of anguish and terror he left for millions of his people. The North Korean regime is built on fear: fear, according to reports of defectors, that disloyalty and even minor infractions against the Kim family's cult of personality will lead to a death sentence working in one of the North's gulags, mining uranium on starvation rations while your family struggles to survive just outside the wire. There is fear that the secret police will shut off the electricity to your house and burst in to extract the DVDs or VCRs you were secretly watching to learn about the outside world; fear that border guards will not accept your bribe or might catch you bringing a Bible back from China, the punishment for which is being bound by wires poked through the ears of other prisoners and marched off to slave labor; fear that you are in a province suspected of disloyalty by Pyongyang and that you might be allowed to slip from malnourishment to starvation when the harvest comes up short again.
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'We have to come together as human beings and say that @placeholder lives matter as much as any other ethnicity group matters.'
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'African-American lives matter': Tracy Martin, father of Trayvon Martin, spoke out against the stigma surrounding young black men on MSNBC last night The father of Trayvon Martin, the boy shot dead in Florida in 2012, last night spoke out against the stereotypes that stigmatise young blacks in America. Speaking about the shooting of Michael Brown nine days ago at the hands of a policeman in Ferguson, Missouri, Tracy Martin told MSNBC he recognised attempts to smear the dead teenager's name. Trayvon was just 17 when he was killed by neighbourhood watch coordinator George Zimmerman. Zimmerman was acquitted of second-degree murder after his lawyers painted Trayvon as a dope-smoking, school-skipping delinquent.
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(CNN) -- A team of U.N. chemical weapons inspectors are in Syria where they will begin an investigation Monday into whether chemical weapons have been used during the bloody civil war there. The team won't be speaking to reporters during the visit, it said in a written statement, U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon's office said. Syria has been embroiled in a war for more than two years, during which more than 100,000 people have been killed and millions have been displaced or become refugees in other countries, according to the United Nations. Amid the fighting, there have been numerous allegations that chemical weapons have been used.
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Across England, a total of 7,032 babies were given the name using the spellings of @placeholder (18th), Mohammed (25th) and Mohammad (58th) – topping the 6,893 that were called Harry.
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:10 EST, 7 January 2014 | UPDATED: 07:28 EST, 8 January 2014 No sooner had Twitter co-founder Biz Stone launched his latest app on Tuesday than some smart alec had used it to capture a cheeky photo of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerman texting and driving at the same time. Jelly allows users to take a photo and then ask their network of friends on Facebook and Twitter about it in much the same way as you would use a search engine. Some critics are less than impressed, calling it a ‘vanity project’, but one user Ben Schaechter was quick to put it to good use and posted his photo of the Facebook founder along with the words 'Mark Zuckerberg texting and driving. How do you respond?'
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Argentina has threatened oil firms seeking to operate off the Falkland Islands with 15-year jail terms, huge fines and confiscation of assets in the latest installment of its dispute with Britain over sovereignty. Its London embassy announced that new laws have been passed by the Argentine Congress to punish exploration it claims is in breach of a United Nations resolution. But the Foreign Office insisted the activities were 'wholly legitimate and legal' and entirely under the control of the Government of the island - a British overseas territory. Argentina has announced new laws preventing oil firms from operating off the Falkland Islands
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By Sam Dunn PUBLISHED: 18:34 EST, 28 June 2012 | UPDATED: 02:07 EST, 29 June 2012 Tax officials were forced to write off more than £5billion they were owed last year. An annual report of HM Revenue & Customs accounts by the National Audit Office also revealed it overpaid £2.5billion in tax credits because of fraud and error. It also underpaid nearly £300million in tax credits, short-changing many families who rely on the relief to pay household bills. The write-offs for the year ending March 31, 2012, include £756million in lost income tax from HMRC’s botched effort to introduce a new PAYE tax collection system in 2010.
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(CNN) -- One of the truly remarkable and relatively recent boosts to the health of poor women in this country has been their opportunity to get preventive, reproductive health services at little or no cost in one place. Over the years, one Planned Parenthood clinic after another has been able to offer these women not only affordable contraception, but full exams that include screening for breast cancer, the No. 1 cancer killer of women. This week a major financial supporter of breast cancer education and services, the Susan G. Komen for the Cure Foundation, announced it was ending its funding to Planned Parenthood. While Planned Parenthood believes Komen is caving in to pressure from anti-abortion groups, Komen said its decision was made because the foundation is not allowed to give money to any organization under government investigation.
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(CNN) -- Almost everything that can be said about Tuesday night's elections has been said, so with some trepidation, a few afterthoughts: • The verdicts in the 2014 midterm races make it clear that President Barack Obama cannot simply blame Democratic losses on a bad map, as he did Tuesday. (The President passed off the elections as taking place in states least favorable for Democrats "since Eisenhower.") It should be sobering for the White House that when Obama took office, Democrats had 59 senators and 256 House members; after Tuesday night, they will likely have 45-47 senators and some 190 House members. That is one of the biggest slides in congressional seats of any modern president. Surely, his White House has to take serious responsibility -- and look for ways to leave a better legacy.
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(CNN) -- "Hannah Montana: The Movie" is exactly what it purports to be, no more, no less: a two-hour version of a "Hannah Montana" TV episode. Miley Cyrus stars as Hannah Montana -- and Miley Stewart -- in "Hannah Montana: The Movie." Hannah's popularity becomes too much for Miley Stewart (Cyrus). Miley retreats to Tennessee, learns what really matters, performs some songs and kisses a boy, and everything turns out all right in the end. Peter Chelsom -- whose checkered career includes the terrific "Funny Bones" and "Hear My Song" as well as the bomb "Town & Country" -- handled the direction.
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Rome (CNN) -- In front of rapt crowds, Pope Benedict XVI spoke of moments of struggle as well as joy Wednesday during his final public address from a stage set up in St. Peter's Square. In an unusually personal message, he said there had been "many days of sunshine" but also "times when the water was rough ... and the Lord seemed to sleep." Interactive: Where does the pope live? But even as the church passes through stormy seas, God will "not let her sink," he added, in what was his final general audience before he steps down Thursday evening.
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By adding music, Amazon is hoping to hook new customers and retain existing ones on its Prime free-shipping plan, which also allows subscribers to watch streams of movies and TV shows and gives @placeholder owners a library of books they can borrow once a month.
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@placeholder intelligence officials have said they do not believe Iran has decided to develop a nuclear weapon, even as evidence continues to mount that the country is improving its ability to do so.
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By Mail Online Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:52 EST, 19 January 2014 | UPDATED: 04:39 EST, 20 January 2014 The family of a young mother who died in suspicious circumstances say they know the killer and want justice. Maddison Murphy-West, 20, was found dead in her Melbourne home last October when police launched a homicide investigation. They suspect the crime scene in Pakenham had been tampered with so it would appear Maddy had committed suicide. Murdered: Police officers originally believed that Maddison Murphy-West had committed suicide but later discovered she had been killed Relatives say the key clue to busting the case and nabbing the murderer is a $1,500 Christmas hamper for which Maddison had saved hard - following her death it was redirected to the 'murderer's' family, they claim.
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(CNN) -- The former transit police officer accused of shooting an unarmed man at a California train station went to Nevada with his family "to clear his mind" after receiving death threats, his lawyer said Wednesday. Hundreds of people took to the streets of Oakland, California Wednesday night to protest the shooting. The lawyer's comments came after Johannes Mehserle was arrested on a fugitive warrant in Nevada. Leads led investigators to Johannes Mehserle, 27, in Zephyr Cove, Nevada, on Tuesday, authorities said. He was contacted through his attorney and then surrendered. "He was always prepared to surrender himself in the case," Christopher Miller, attorney for Johannes Mehserle said.
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(CNN) -- Jane Kean, who played diverse roles during a long career but was best known as Trixie on the TV revival of "The Honeymooners," has died. She was 90. Kean, who lived in Toluca Lake, California, died Tuesday at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Burbank, her niece, Deirdre Wolpert, said Friday. She was hospitalized after a fall that led to a hemorrhagic stroke. In 2002, Kean told CNN that her work with Jackie Gleason predated "The Honeymooners" revival. They did vaudeville together decades earlier. "As a matter of fact, we both -- I hate to say how long ago it was -- but we were doing one-nighters, the Loews Pitkin, Loews Melba," she said. "I was the singer on the bill and he was the comic. And we were getting $50 a show."
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'These differences are illustrated in per capita power consumption in the two countries, with South Korea at 10,162 kilowatt hours and @placeholder at 739 kilowatt hours.'
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By Tom Gardner North Korea appears like a black hole in a sea of light in this remarkable NASA satellite image of the isolated communist state. Taken at night on January 30 from the International Space Station (ISS) this picture shows North Korea almost completely devoid of lights. In stark contrast to the south of the image South Korea is shown bathed in light as is China to the north both clearly visible bustling with energy. The image, taken from the International Space Station earlier this year, shows North Korea as a swathe of dark ground between China in the north and South Korea
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By Aaron Kanaan Mark your calendars! It's a September wedding for George Clooney and his bride-to-be Amal Alamuddin. The couple, who were introduced at a charity event last September, are planning on making the one-year anniversary of their first meeting their wedding day. ‘If all goes as they are planning, Amal and George will be husband and wife within less than five months,’ reveals a family friend. Clooney turned 53 on May 6, and he’s given himself quite the gift — an entirely different life. The actor shocked the world when he reversed gears on his long-standing ban on marriage and got engaged to Beirut-born lawyer, Amal.
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By Damien Gayle Toronto's gregarious mayor Rob Ford may yet regret being such a naughty boy. One of the city's top fetish queens is planning on whipping its administration into shape by challenging Ford for the mayoralty. Carlie Ritch - known to her clients as Mizz Barbie B**** - is a professional dominatrix and believes she can run Canada's most populous city better than the controversial incumbent. Scroll down for video Mayor Ford, you've been a very naughty boy: Professional dominatrix Carlie Ritch is to challenge Rob Ford in Toronto's upcoming mayoral elections after getting fed up with his 'arrogance and abuse of power'
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Pro dominatrix Carlie Ritch says she is fed up with Ford's 'arrogance'
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This is the moment a Cleveland man was exonerated of a murder he didn't commit - 40 years after the killing took place. Kwame Ajamu was just 17 years old when he was sentenced to death in 1975 after businessman Harry Franks was beaten and shot dead outside a convenience store in his neighborhood. Then going under the name Ronnie Bridgeman, he was jailed alongside his brother Wiley Bridgeman, then aged 20, and their friend Ricky Jackson, 19. But the case against them unraveled after the prosecution's star witness, a 13-year-old, recounted his testimony last year, saying he lied after being pressured and fed evidence by detectives.
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Kwame Ajamu was 17 when he was jailed for 1975 killing of Harry Franks
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:06 EST, 11 September 2012 | UPDATED: 18:32 EST, 11 September 2012 The parents of drum major Robert Champion were left ‘appalled’ after Florida A&M University concluded that the 26-year-old student was at fault for his own death in last year’s hazing incident. In legal papers filed on Monday, the university maintained that it was Champion, not the school, who bears the ultimate responsibility for his death. Champion died last November after he was beaten by fellow members of the famed Marching 100 band aboard a charter bus parked outside an Orlando hotel. The university asserts that the 26-year-old Champion was a top leader in the band and he should have refused to take part in the hazing ritual.
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US Army Green Berets have made a bleak assessment of Afghan National Army soldiers after a doomed mission this year when many of the soldiers refused to show up and those who did refused to fight and hid behind rocks. The Afghan forces reportedly could not operate at night and were so unprepared that the Americans had to take the lead. Then, when the mission was only half finished, the Afghan soldiers quit, retreated to the trees and refused to push on. The Special Forces soldiers, among the most elite and best-trained in the US military, filed those reports in a declassified Pentagon briefing about the June friendly fire bombinh that left five Americans and one Afghan soldier dead.
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Andrew Flintoff has revealed his infamous pedalo incident in the Caribbean was an attempt to get out to sea and find the boat on which he believed Ian Botham was enjoying a late-night drink. England's former dual Ashes-winning all-rounder said he still regrets the moment - and the consequences when England's then coach Duncan Fletcher found out about his drunken expedition. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Freddie Flintoff crashes rally car in A League Of Their Own (archive) Andrew Flintoff (left) was trying to find Ian Botham (right) when he had his misadventure in 2007 In 'Piers Morgan's Life Stories: Andrew Flintoff', to be screened by ITV at 9pm on Friday, 'Freddie' relives many of his escapades.
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By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 04:41 EST, 20 March 2013 | UPDATED: 07:52 EST, 20 March 2013 Fans of veteran heavy metal band Napalm Death are used to seeing their idols bring the house down. But it was their reputation for ear-shattering sets which led to a gig being cancelled this week. The band were due to take part in a special one-off performance alongside ceramic artist Keith Harrison at London's Victoria & Albert museum in Kensington. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Eardrum assault: Heavy metal band Napalm Death have been entertaining 'grindcore' fans since 1981 Disappointed: Napalm Death singer Mark Greenway, left, and guitarist Shane Embury, in full flow
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture has slapped the parent company of the "Greatest Show on Earth" with a record penalty for alleged animal welfare violations. Feld Entertainment Inc., which produces the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, has agreed to pay $270,000 for allegedly violating the Animal Welfare Act on several occasions from June 2007 to August 2011, according to a USDA news release. The USDA can levy fines of up to $10,000 per violation of the act. "This settlement sends a direct message to the public and to those who exhibit animals that USDA will take all necessary steps to protect animals regulated under the Animal Welfare Act," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said in the release.
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(CNN) -- After six and a half days of deliberation, an Australian jury convicted a surgeon dubbed "Doctor Death" in the deaths of three of his patients, Australia's national news agency said. Indian-born Dr. Jayant Patel, 60, was found guilty of three counts of manslaughter and one count of grievous bodily harm in a Queensland Supreme Court, the Australian Associated Press said. He had pleaded not guilty in the deaths of Mervyn Morris, Gerardus Kemps and James Phillips and in the bodily harm of Ian Vowles. He entered the courtroom with his wife, Kishoree Patel, also a doctor. He stood with his head cast low and appeared calm as the verdicts were read out, AAP said.
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By Sara Smyth PUBLISHED: 11:09 EST, 3 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:09 EST, 3 May 2013 A hit-and-run driver who killed a father and his beloved dog while they went for a morning walk has been jailed for four years. Joshua Butler, 22, hit Stuart Blackwell, 40, and his faithful labrador Oscar as they walked along the pavement in Lichfield, Staffordshire, before driving off. Mr Blackwell was pronounced dead by paramedics at the scene. Stuart Blackwell (right), pictured with dog Oscar, who he walked on a country lane every morning. Joshua Butler (left) confessed to knocking him and his dog down and driving away
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(CNN) -- Chester Nez, the former Marine and last of the original 29 Navajo code talkers, passed away June 4 at age 93. When an elder dies in Indian country -- especially someone as revered and decorated as Nez, the World War II veteran -- we, Native Americans, feel it, all of us, regardless of tribe or nation. We are also reminded that, not long ago, in the 19th and 20th centuries, Native American culture, including our languages, was considered a threat to U.S. national security. Then, the government worked in collusion with Christian institutions to stamp out Native American languages, including Navajo.
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