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The competition: @placeholder's latest iPad on offers a fantastic experience in the hand - put a painful one in the pocket | By Eddie Wrenn PUBLISHED: 10:31 EST, 3 September 2012 | UPDATED: 10:31 EST, 3 September 2012 Media tablet: The Google Nexus 7 is a seven-inch machine which finally broke the market for budget tablets Google is about to launch a new version of its critically-acclaimed Nexus 7 tablet, which will come with 3G to allow data on-the-move, according to industry insiders. The search engine's Android-powered Nexus 7 tablet received praise when it launched next month, bringing a premium tablet experience to the market for a 'bargain bucket' rate of £159. But critics disliked the WiFi-only approach, and with Apple due to announce the iPad Mini next week, Google is believed to be preparing for battle.
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Secretive Apple is expected to release a seven-inch iPad Mini within the next two months
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Google rumoured to be releasing 3G-enabled Nexus 7 to satisfy critics who want data on the move | 56,100 | record_train |
But other parties in @placeholder are wary of air strikes in Syria, regarding them as dubious in international law. | The atrocious murder of David Haines puts the United Kingdom and in particular Prime Minister David Cameron front and center in the evolving battle against ISIS. It's not as though he is short of work, with a referendum in Scotland this week and a problematic relationship with the European Union among current elections next year dominating a crowded schedule. But the PM must now mobilize the British public for another campaign in Iraq, mindful that the last one was widely opposed. Revulsion at the beheading of three hostages will likely provide a bedrock of support. There are a wide variety of options including: surveillance and support operations, limited airstrikes against ISIS positions in Iraq, extending those airstrikes to ISIS targets in Syria or even inserting Special Forces in support of the Syrian resistance, Iraqi Kurds or the Iraqi military.
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PM mobilizing British public for new campaign in Iraq, mindful last one was widely opposed
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David Cameron has been cautious about whether air strikes might be extended to Syria
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UK military is stretched. Units still deployed in Afghanistan, defense spending is squeezed
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Dilemma is that any military action may hasten more beheadings of hostages, says Tim Lister | 56,101 | record_train |
Reid, who Clinton will appear with on Monday, did not pile on, however, and refused to criticize Clinton's @placeholder speech. | Republicans looking to fault Hillary Clinton hope the few hours the former secretary of state will spend in Las Vegas on Monday will remind voters of her less-than-perfect book roll-out and high-dollar speaking fees. Clinton, who starts her day in Denver for a fundraiser with Sen. Mark Udall, will make two appearances in Las Vegas on Monday. She will first headline a fundraiser for Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid at the Aria Hotel and Casino, then the former secretary of state will keynote a fundraiser or the The University of Nevada-Las Vegas Foundation at the swanky Bellagio. Republicans are seizing on the second speech, where Clinton, the prohibitive favorite for the Democrats' presidential nomination in 2016, will collect $225,000 for her appearance, according to event organizers.
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Hillary Clinton has two events in Las Vegas on Monday, the second for a UNLV fundraiser.
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Republicans and students have highlighted Clinton's speaking fee throughout the summer.
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Clinton has said her $225,000 speaking fee will go to the Clinton Foundation. | 56,102 | record_train |
'@placeholder was defenceless and cornered - he made the decision to jump out of the window before Hassan returned with a knife.' | Mohamed Hassan has been jailed for 16 years after an undercover officer was subjected to a vicious assault which forced him to jump from a window to escape The leader of a drugs gang who subjected an undercover police officer to a vicious Reservoir Dogs-style attack has been jailed. Mohamed Hassan, 32, from Brockley, south London, launched the attack on the officer who jumped 12ft out of a first-floor window to escape the gang. In a scene reminiscent of Quentin Tarantino's 1992 film, the officer, identified only as Officer Deano, was attacked after a hidden recording device was spotted in his polo shirt during a crack cocaine and heroin deal at a drugs den in Basildon, Essex, in November 2012.
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Mohamed Hassan launched attack on officer after recording device spotted
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Hassan was jailed for 16 years when he appeared at Basildon Crown Court
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Perry Bohm, who held the officer during the attack, jailed for seven years
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Pair were sentenced alongside other lower level dealers involved with gang | 56,103 | record_train |
Then and Now: Luis Suarez and @placeholder in their respective biting incidents | By Sean Gallagher Mike Tyson has defended Luis Suarez for his bite on Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini by claiming it was just 'the heat of the moment'. Suarez has received worldwide criticism for the bite but former world heavyweight champion Tyson has shown his support for the Liverpool forward. Tyson was involved in perhaps the most famous biting incident in sporting history when he took a chomp out of Evander Holyfield's right ear in a Las Vegas world title bout in 1997. And in a Q & A with social media site Reddit he showed his support for the Uruguayan after he was handed a four-month ban by FIFA and a nine-game international suspension over the incident in the World Cup clash last month.
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Former world heavyweight boxing champion has his say on Luis Suarez bite on Giorgio Chiellini
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Tyson famously chomped off part of Evander Holyfield's right ear in 1997
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The 48-year-old supports Suarez saying you can become highly frustrated in high pressure situations | 56,104 | record_train |
Sharif said he refused recent attempts by Musharraf to meet with him in @placeholder. | LAHORE, Pakistan (CNN) -- Former Pakistani prime minister and opposition figure Nawaz Sharif arrived in Pakistan's second-largest city Sunday, where he plans to end seven years in exile and directly participate in upcoming elections. Nawaz Sharif arrived amid a crowd of uniformed security personnel and throngs of cheering supporters He arrived at Lahore's airport on a jet provided by the Saudi government at around 6:30 p.m. (8:30 a.m. ET). He emerged amid a crowd of uniformed security personnel and throngs of cheering supporters at the airport, where security was on high alert. Speaking to CNN just moments before his plane departed from Medina, Saudi Arabia, Sharif denied reports that he struck a deal with President Pervez Musharraf's government that would allow him to return to Pakistan.
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Former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif arrives in Lahore
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Police arrest hundreds of Sharif supporters ahead of his arrival
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Sharif was deported back to Saudi Arabia in September
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President Pervez Musharraf ousted Sharif in a bloodless coup in 1999 | 56,105 | record_train |
Leicester hooker @placeholder scores the first of his two tries after coming on as a replacement | The Youngs brothers did enough to fill another family album at Welford Road on Friday night as the Tigers stormed to a bonus-point victory which just about keeps their European campaign alive. Leicester had taken care of business by the 53rd minute of this Pool 3 encounter. That was when they claimed the crucial fourth try which put them temporarily level on points with pool leaders Toulon. Richard Cockerill’s side must somehow exorcise their ghosts at Ravenhill next weekend by beating Ulster with another four-try haul if they are to give themselves even a faint chance of reaching the quarter-finals, but they are still in the mix.
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Leicester score tries through Miles Benjamin, Jordan Crane, Adam Thompstone, Tom Youngs (two) and Sam Harrison
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The Tigers are now temporarily level on points with Toulon
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Leicester must claim another bonus point victory away at Ulster to give themselves any hope of progressing from Pool 3
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Leicester lock Geoff Parling named man of the match | 56,106 | record_train |
Sharapova is an Olympian herself, having represented Russia in the @placeholder two years ago, when she won a silver medal in the women's singles. | (CNN) -- The build-up to the 2014 Winter Olympics has been blighted by concerns for safety but tennis star and Games Ambassador Maria Sharapova is convinced there is nothing to worry about. Be it fears for security during the 18-day-long event or doubts about how gay people will be treated, there has been a sense of uneasiness surrounding those heading to Sochi. Recent months have seen bombings in Volgograd and reports of suicide bombers dubbed "black widows" readying themselves for operation during the Games, which run from February 6-23. Meanwhile the host nation's government banned what it defined as "gay propaganda" in 2013 -- a move that many believe effectively stops the freedom of gay rights protests in Russia.
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Maria Sharapova is confident the 2014 Winter Olympics will be a success
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Tennis star believes people should not worry about their safety in Sochi
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The Russian spent a number of years living in Sochi as a child | 56,107 | record_train |
The @placeholder and Duchess of Cambridge delighted the world this week when they announced that Kate was pregnant. | By Larisa Brown PUBLISHED: 07:37 EST, 9 December 2012 | UPDATED: 05:55 EST, 10 December 2012 The Duke of Cambridge pulled out of attending the British Military Tournament last night so he can spend time with his pregnant wife, who is recuperating after spending three nights in hospital. The royal couple had both originally been due to attend the event but all of Kate's forthcoming public engagements were cancelled so she could receive treatment for severe morning sickness. The cancellation was announced after Prince William joked the previous day that morning sickness should be renamed as Kate suffered it all day and night.
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Royal couple both originally been due to attend event tonight
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Prince William attended Winter Whites Gala at the Royal Albert Hall in London last night in aid of homeless charity Centrepoint
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William, dressed smartly in black tie, joined a host of tennis stars and celebrities at the winter wonderland-themed event
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Former British number one Tim Henman beat Croatian Goran Ivanisevic in tennis veteran tournament | 56,108 | record_train |
"My job is to present the right ideas, and if @placeholder think they have a better idea then they should present them," he said. | Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama's budget plan, announced Monday, lays out the President's strategy to fight income inequality against projections that the United States is still far from erasing its national debt. The President's vision is like an opening bid in budget negotiations and will have to be squared with very different ideas expected to come from the Republicans who control the House and now the Senate too. The 10-year plan sets the stage for the economic fight over America's future, with the White House betting voters are ready to turn the corner on spending cuts and embrace his efforts to he thinks will lift up the middle class as well as raising taxes on the wealthy.
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With 10-year plan, White House bets voters have had enough of budget cuts
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Republican lawmakers are already criticizing much of what the White House is proposing | 56,109 | record_train |
"@placeholder's footwork is meticulous --- it reminds me of Ali. | (CNN) -- If Muhammad Ali, Pele, Tiger Woods, Michael Schumacher and Michael Jordan are arguably the greatest proponents of their respective sports, Roger Federer made a compelling case for joining that pantheon of greats after securing a record-equaling seventh Wimbledon title on Sunday. At the age of 30, considered a grand old age in tennis, he came from behind to leave Andy Murray -- an opponent five years his junior -- shattered and tearful after a gripping three and a half hours on Centre Court. It ended Federer's two-and-a-half-year wait for a record-extending 17th grand slam title, and equaled his hero Pete Sampras' seven successes at the All England Club.
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Roger Federer's win over Andy Murray equals Pete Sampras' seven-title Wimbledon record
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The Swiss has won 17 grand slam titles -- the most in tennis history -- with Sampras next on 14
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American tennis coach Nick Bollettieri believes Federer could still win as many as four more grand slams
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He says Andy Murray's best chance of winning a grand slam is at the U.S. or Australian Opens | 56,110 | record_train |
His family escaped to @placeholder on foot and made a marathon 15-hour journey to Syria. | In an exodus of almost biblical proportions, thousands trudge across a river to escape killers belonging to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, or ISIS. Entire families carry nothing but the clothes on their backs. Some are barefoot. Jamal Jamir, a 23-year-old university student from Sinjar, told CNN his family fled to the barren and windswept Mount Sinjar more than a week ago after ISIS captured their town. The group, which calls itself the Islamic State, has been on a rampage, killing members of various minorities, including Yazidis. Jamir said after ISIS arrived in his town, Arab neighbors of his turned on the minorities and helped ISIS kill. "They join them, and actually they kill us."
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Officials estimate 10,000-20,000 Yazidis on Mount Sinjar
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ISIS has captured more villages in Syria, activists say
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"They join them, and actually they kill us," a Yazidi says of Arab residents
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Yazidis' loved ones in Israel and U.S. fear for them | 56,111 | record_train |
Biden "described @placeholder as an incredibly valued U.S. ally and said that the U.S. recognized Pakistan's important contribution and sacrifices in the fight against terrorism," the ministry said. | ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (CNN) -- U.S. Vice President-elect Joe Biden assured Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari on Friday that the incoming Obama administration will continue to support Pakistan's efforts to strengthen democracy and combat terrorism, according to Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Vice President-elect Joe Biden meets Pakistani officials in Islamabad, Pakistan, on Friday. Biden told Zardari that the new U.S. administration would also help Pakistan "meet its socio-economic requirements and capacity building," the ministry said in a written statement. The vice president-elect "assured the Pakistani leadership" of the United States' "continued assistance to Pakistan," the statement said. No additional details were provided.
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NEW: Vice President-elect Joe Biden hopes Pakistan, India overcome tensions
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Biden and Sen. Lindsay Graham meet in Islamabad
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Biden assures Pakistani president of support against terrorism
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Pakistan is one of main focus points in war to defeat the Taliban | 56,112 | record_train |
"While these residents have the legal right to display Senator John McCain and Governor @placeholder in effigy, I strongly oppose political speech that references violence -- real or perceived," he added. | LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- The mayor of West Hollywood has condemned a Halloween display resembling Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin hanging by a noose. A Halloween display resembling Sarah Palin hanging in West Hollywood. The life-size doll with a white noose around its neck is outfitted to look like Palin -- with a beehive wig, glasses and a red business suit. It hangs in front of the North Orange Grove Avenue house of the display's creator, Chad Michael Morrisette, who also put up a depiction of Republican presidential candidate John McCain engulfed in flames. Mayor Jeffry Prang asked in a statement that the display be taken down and said: "I respect that we all have the right to freedom of speech. However, with that right comes responsibility".
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Life-size Halloween doll resembling Sarah Palin with noose causes outcry
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Mayor of West Hollywood condemns the display as it references violence
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Some locals oppose at it takes the theme of Halloween too far | 56,113 | record_train |
Anti-government demonstrators in @placeholder have been calling for reforms and the ouster of Saleh for many weeks. | Sanaa, Yemen (CNN) -- Thousands of Yemeni women marched toward the attorney general's office in the capital Saturday demanding legal action for what they called the president's attacks on their morality. Similar demonstrations took place in other cities as well fueled by President Ali Abdullah Saleh's comments the day before. In a short speech Friday, Saleh said women who were protesting against his regime were violating Yemeni cultural norms that prohibit mixing with men who are not direct relatives. He called it forbidden behavior in Islam and advised women to stay home. Angry female activists said Saleh was trying to degrade them in public.
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Women have been protesting in greater numbers in recent weeks
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They lashed out at President Saleh for advising them to stay home
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They said Saleh called them un-Islamic and attacked their morality
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The government says protesters are "misusing" Saleh's comments | 56,114 | record_train |
But he said "increased requirements" for Marines in high-threat areas such as the @placeholder have caused the problem to grow worse again. | SIMI VALLEY, California (CNN) -- Half of all U.S. Marine Corps units at their home bases are below the levels of required readiness, according to the new commandant of the Marine Corps. Speaking Saturday at a bipartisan national security conference at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Gen. Joseph Dunford said, "Fifty percent of our units that are at home station today, they are at a degraded state of readiness." Dunford said that includes "equipment shortfalls, or personnel shortfalls, and the reason is because of the high operational tempo we have today." The problem for the Marine Corps is that the units back home -- not already out on the front line -- are the most critical to have ready in a crisis, said the general, who took command last month.
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New commandant laments budget, stretched resources
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Not enough equipment, personnel, he says
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He points to deployment demands in Middle East | 56,115 | record_train |
All I can do is keep clean sheets and win games for @placeholder.' | Stoke captain Ryan Shawcross is adamant he will not let constantly being snubbed by England get him down or change his mind about the prospect of playing for Wales instead. Shawcross, who won his solitary senior Three Lions cap as a substitute in a friendly in 2012, once again missed out on selection for the current round of internationals. The 27-year-old centre-back did not get a look-in this time even after John Stones had to be withdrawn due to injury, with Calum Chambers the man called up as a replacement. Ryan Shawcross says he will stick with England despite repeatedly being overlooked for the squad
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Stoke skipper Ryan Shawcross has one England cap
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Defender has not been picked despite several injuries at centre back
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Youngster Calum Chambers preferred as cover for John Stones
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Shawcross is eligible to play for Wales but wants to stick with England
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The 27-year-old insists he is simply focused on his Stoke form | 56,116 | record_train |
@placeholder witnessed something magical last night, an opening performance as memorable as any ever seen at their Theatre of Dreams. | It is 10 years to the day since Wayne Rooney, an 18-year-old tyro with the world at his feet, made his unforgettable debut for Manchester United in a Champions League fixture with Fenerbahce at Old Trafford. Many believed the £25.6m transfer fee would weigh heavily on Rooney's young but stocky shoulders but he confounded the doubters with a stunning hat-trick in a 6-2 win. On the anniversary, we take a look back at how Rooney's debut was reported by Sportsmail at the time. Wayne Rooney's scored a debut hat-trick for Manchester United in a Champions League match with Fenerbahce a decade ago as he announced his arrival at Old Trafford in remarkable fashion
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It is 10 years to the day since Wayne Rooney made his Man United debut
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The £25m striker scored a stunning hat-trick in a 6-2 win over Fenerbahce
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Just 18 at the time, Rooney's debut was among the greatest ever
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Ryan Giggs, Ruud van Nistelrooy and David Bellion also scored | 56,117 | record_train |
They turned him over to authorities, but the shame of his father's deception proved too much for @placeholder - who hung himself. | By James Nye Convicted Ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff has said that he doesn't think he has got anything left to live for but refutes any suggestions that he purposely betrayed Jewish people in an interview given from his jail cell in North Carolina. Asked whether he was afraid of death, Madoff, 75, replied that he is not because it could never compare with being ostracized and rejected by his family for the shame he has brought them. The disgraced financier admitted his responsibility for the 2010 suicide of his son Mark, fighting back tears as he complained, 'The thing that was important to me was family, but that's all gone. That's more punishment than being incarcerated.'
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Bernie Madoff has claimed that losing his family is a fate worse than death
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Reiterated his responsibility for the suicide of his son Mark in 2010 in new interview
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Despairs at the shame he brought on his wife Ruth and surviving son Andrew
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Denied suggestions that he singled out Jewish people for his multi-billion dollar Ponzi scheme
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Called the judge who sentenced him to 150-years an 'idiot' - complaining that it amounts to a life sentence
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Claims he has 'nothing to repent for' and 'did good as a person'
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Believes that Hilary Clinton would be a failure as president
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Admitted voting for Barack Obama in 2008 - but now thinks he is 'too socialist'
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Denied that he has stage 4 cancer of the kidneys
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Enjoys life at federal prison in Butner, North Carolina, but does not like the fried rice served at meal times | 56,118 | record_train |
The rest of the @placeholder were eerie enough, with those demented-farmer-from-a-horror-film faces of theirs. | (CNN) -- Verrry scary things as we approached Halloween: 1. Zombies. 2. Vampires. 3. David Ortiz. It was a dark and bone-chilling night in Boston, Massachusetts. A game of baseball was to be played -- a spine-tingly, goose-bumpy game, Game 6 of the 2013 World Series, in a park fenced in by a Green Monster -- and the visiting St. Louis Cardinals had a particularly petrifying sight to face on Halloween eve when, one by one, those wolfman-hairy Boston Red Sox came to bat: "Big Papi." (Screams. A thunder clap. A lightning bolt.) Oooh, as scary as the walking dead. Up to the plate he stepped, 6 feet 4, 250 pounds, lugging a huge wooden club.
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Mike Downey: David Ortiz may have been the scariest thing to face Cardinals this Halloween
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"Big Papi" was awesome at the plate: 11 hits in 15 official times at bat before Game 6
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Downey: Cardinals had to walk Ortiz four times in the final game; they lost anyway
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Red Sox claimed the series as their own in large part due to Ortiz, Downey says | 56,119 | record_train |
Always good to have @placeholder on the sidelines cheering me on!' | England striker Wayne Rooney has shown more promising signs in his bid to be in peak condition for this summer's World Cup. The 28-year-old released another video on his official Facebook page on Friday of his training session with two fitness coaches during his holiday to the Algarve. Rooney took part in sprints and some ball work as he was watched by son Kai, wearing a red England top with number 10 on the back. On the run: Wayne Rooney chases after the ball in a new training video released on his Facebook page Push: Rooney works hard in the Algarve with one of the fitness trainers accompanying him
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Rooney has posted another Facebook video of a training session in the Algarve
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The 28-year old is accompanied by two fitness trainers on his holiday
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Rooney missed Manchester United's season last three matches with a groin injury | 56,120 | record_train |
McIlroy squandered early chances against @placeholder, who came to life on the back nine, chipping in for birdie at 11 and 12 before an eagle at 13 put him in the driving seat. | (CNN) -- When Nike signed a multi-million dollar deal to add Rory McIlroy to their ranks they must have salivated at the thought of the world's top player going head-to-head with stablemate Tiger Woods. Imagine the marketing potential of their twin titans battling it out down the stretch at major championships for years to come, bedecked, of course, in Nike gear. That dream may well be realized in time, and Woods at least has one title to his name this year, but at the most high-profile tournament of 2013 to date both crashed and burned at the first hurdle. World No. 1 McIlroy was eliminated in the first round of the World Match Play Championship by Ireland's Shane Lowry in Arizona, to add to his missed cut at his only other appearance this year, in Abu Dhabi.
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Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy both lose in first round of Match Play Championship
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World's top two players fall at the first hurdle in Arizona to players outside the top 60
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McIlroy is beaten by Ireland's Shane Lowry while Charles Howell III defeats Woods
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Defending champ Hunter Mahan through but Keegan Bradley and Dustin Johnson are out | 56,121 | record_train |
Even with less stringent 'pet passport' restrictions on bringing dogs into @placeholder, it can still take years to import one. | By Paul Harris PUBLISHED: 11:36 EST, 17 November 2012 | UPDATED: 11:58 EST, 17 November 2012 They are 13 little bundles of fluff, all wriggly and bursting with mischief. Their coats are so soft it is like stroking silk. By the time they've grown up, however, things will have changed dramatically for this landmark litter of Bergamasco puppies. For soon, they will look just like mum and dad. And that means spending the rest of their lives like a pile of raggedy old mop-heads sewn together on legs. Which, it transpires, is precisely what nature intended. Landmark: Chris Walker's dog Ella gave birth to a litter of 13 Bergamasco puppies - a record
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Until this litter there were only 30 Bergamasco dogs in Britain
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Currently a 3 to 4 year waiting list with each puppy likely to go for £1,000 | 56,122 | record_train |
Those on board the 21-foot recreational vessel were wearing lifejackets at the time of the sinking in @placeholder | By James Gordon Eight people had to be rescued by the U.S. Coastguard in Hawaii after the boat they were on sank. Four adults and four children traveling to Molokai from Oahu on Sunday afternoon were forced to abandon ship when boat they were in sank in the Kaiwi Channel. 'We knew it was going to go down so we just started getting anything that we really needed like life jackets and I put my fins on and we all jumped in the water and the boat went over,' said Jeff Kozlovich. The group left Sandy Beach Park around 1:30 p.m. and brought along three kayaks and the plan was to kayak back to Oahu on Monday.
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They were 12 miles west of Molokai when their 21-foot vessel got hit by rough waters
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The U.S. Coastguard manage to locate the group thanks to signals from their cellphones | 56,123 | record_train |
“This was clearly a major storm, and different from the kinds of heavy rains that @placeholder periodically receives,” Ritner said. | By Mark Prigg An inscription on a 3,500-year-old stone block from Egypt may be one of the world's oldest weather reports -and could provide new evidence about the reign of pharaoh Ahmose, the first pharaoh of the 18th Dynasty (pictured) An inscription on a 3,500-year-old stone block from Egypt that could be one of the world’s oldest weather reports could help rewrite the history of a Pharoah. A new translation of a 40-line inscription on the 6-foot-tall calcite block called the Tempest Stela describes rain, darkness and 'the sky being in storm without cessation, louder than the cries of the masses.'
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Inscription tells of a 'tempest of rain believed to have followed a volcanic eruption
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Shows Egyptian pharaoh Ahmose ruled at a different time
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Could rewrite the history of how the Bronze Age empires realigned | 56,124 | record_train |
Comparisons: The video explains that the undergarments worn under clothing by Mormons is similar to the @placeholder prayer shawl and the catholic nun's habit | The Mormon church is addressing the mystery that has long surrounded undergarments worn by its faithful with a new video explaining the practice in-depth while admonishing ridicule from outsiders about what it considers a symbol of Latter-day Saints' devotion to God. The four-minute video on The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints' website compares the white, two-piece cotton 'temple garments' to holy vestments worn in other religious faiths such as a Catholic nun's habit or a Muslim skullcap. The footage is part of a recent effort by the Salt Lake City-based religion to explain, expand or clarify on some of the faith's more sensitive beliefs. Articles posted on the church's website in the past two years have addressed the faith's past ban on black men in the lay clergy; its early history of polygamy; and the misconception that members are taught they'll get their own planet in the afterlife.
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The Mormon church is addressing the mystery that has long surrounded undergarments worn by its faithful
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A four-minute video compares the'temple garments' to holy vestments worn in other religious faiths such as a Catholic nun's habit or a Jewish skullcap
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'These words are not only inaccurate but also offensive to members,' the video says of calling their sacred garb magic underwear | 56,125 | record_train |
@placeholder UK urges strict controls to avoid the drug impacting unborn children. | (CNN) -- The head of a survivors' group Saturday dismissed an apology issued five decades later by the German manufacturer of a drug that caused thousands of babies to be born with disabilities. Pharmaceutical firm Gruenenthal apologized Friday for the first time over its drug, thalidomide, which caused babies to be born with shorter arms and legs after their mothers took it during pregnancy in the 1950s and 1960s. It was sold to women to counter morning sickness, according to the Thalidomide Trust, a UK body set up in the 1970s to help those affected. While some children whose mothers took the drug were born with one or more affected limbs, others suffered heart problems, damaged hearing or eyesight, and in some cases, brain damage.
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NEW: Campaigner says drug manufacturer should offer compensation as well as apology
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Children whose mothers took thalidomide during pregnancy were born without limbs
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The drug was taken by women to counter morning sickness in the 1950s and 1960s
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Drugs firm Gruenenthal expresses regret, says 50-year delay is result of its "silent shock" | 56,126 | record_train |
A group of six left-leaning senators, however, are patting themselves on the back for a job well done in suggesting a politically feasible way out for the @placeholder. | President Barack Obama is set to brief the media and make one final pre-vacation push for his signature health insurance overhaul, just hours after his Department of Health and Human Services took a giant step toward obliterating the 'individual mandate' that is holding Obamacare together. HHS said Thursday night that nearly 500,000 people who have lost their medical insurance under the Affordable Care Act would qualify for a 'hardship exemption' to the individual mandate, allowing them to buy the same low-cost, bare-bones 'catastrophic' coverage plans that were previously available only for Americans under 30 years of age. News reports have projected the number of canceled policies as closer to 15 million, but Obama administration officials insisted that number was greatly exaggerated. Insurers automatically renewed most of those plans or otherwise found them 'grandfathered,' they said, while not directly acknowledging that those renewals came at a much higher cost.
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New loophole will let Americans with cancelled policies apply for bare-bones coverage previously available only to under-30s
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White House says fewer than 500,000 people are left on the sidelines after their insurance was found to be insufficient to satisfy Obamacare
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The hardship exemption will be a year-to-year feature, giving the half-million affected Americans a 12-month grace period
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Republicans yelled that Obama was holding a 'fire sale' on cheap coverage in order to paper over the law's weaknesses
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Insurers are forecasting 'instability' in the marketplace that could cost other consumers in the form of higher premiums down the line | 56,127 | record_train |
It wasn't immediately clear how long Hayman had been in @placeholder. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:40 EST, 5 February 2014 | UPDATED: 21:41 EST, 5 February 2014 A woman fugitive arrested 37 years after escaping a women's prison in Michigan, was finally caught thanks to a combination of bad weather and her memorable eyes. Judy Lynn Hayman was arrested on Monday, after San Diego police received a mug shot from a Michigan officer who was going through old fingerprint cards of escapees while weathering a winter storm. Authorities had been searching for Hayman since she escaped from Ypsilanti prison in 1977, where she was serving an 18 month to two year sentence for attempting to steal clothes from a store near Detroit.
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Judy Lynn Hayman has used several aliases since escaping prison in 1977
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Michigan officer sent old case notes to FBI after finding matching fingerprint records under different names
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Hayman was arrested at her San Diego home on Monday
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60-year-old is due to be extradited to Michigan where she had been serving a sentence for theft | 56,128 | record_train |
No one has lived in @placeholder since Rudolph Giuliani left office in 2001 | By Joshua Gardner PUBLISHED: 13:35 EST, 5 January 2014 | UPDATED: 03:31 EST, 6 January 2014 Bill de Blasio opened the doors of New York City's Gracie Mansion to thousands of public ticket holders on Sunday in an unprecedented housewarming for the new mayor and his family. De Blasio will be only the tenth mayor to live in the historic Upper East Side Federal-style home, which the Bloomberg administration raised millions to renovate for public viewing. 'I'm thrilled to welcome New Yorkers from across the City into the People’s House,' de Blasio said of the tour using the nickname given the home by Bloomberg, who's be very critical of his successor's decision to move into it.
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De Blasio will be the 10th mayor to occupy the Upper East Side mansion
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Outgoing mayor Michael Bloomberg has criticized his replacement's decision to move in to the renovated historic home
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Of this @placeholder alone contributes nearly 75 per cent to the production of fake goods. | A thriving organised market in counterfeit items, with Delhi at its centre, is driving an economy running into several thousand crores. A Mail Today investigation has discovered that skillfully-run establishments sell anything from cosmetic products, packaged items of common use, electronic appliances, computer accessories, auto parts mobile phone accessories and more making the National Capital the hub of counterfeit goods. They flourish because of lower costs but the investigation revealed that these goods find their way into the market and are often sold as genuine products at the MRP of a regular item. Fake: A report by Assocham indicates that besides being a big market for fake products, the Capital is the main transit point for the sale of such goods
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Capital is the main transit point for the sale of black market goods
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Philips India, Hindustan Unilever and Heinz India raise alarm
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Estimated annual tax loss in 2012 is estimated at Rs 26,190 crore
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Annual sales loss to industry could be a whopping Rs 1,00,000 crore
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Counterfeit market by year's end will be worth more than Rs 55,000 crore | 56,130 | record_train |
Before she even returned home, 9-year-old @placeholder immediately began collecting merchandise from the movie and drawing her own posters with "Star Wars" themes. | (CNN) -- Neil Sobleski of Dayton, Ohio had been looking forward to it more than anything else. "I was 4 years old in May of 1980 and already a certified 'Star Wars' maniac," he said. "I had a slew of the toys, and they were my most prized possessions." On the fateful day when he went to see "The Empire Strikes Back," the second movie in the original "Star Wars" trilogy, Sobleski had little patience for the movie to start. "I remember that my mom and I were going to see the movie with my aunt, and I found the wait to get to the theater at the local mall in St. Clairsville, Ohio, excruciating," he said. "After what seemed like an eternity, we were finally seated at the theater, and the familiar 'Star Wars' title logo was blazing from the screen, larger than life, with the opening crawl going by as fast as I could read it. For the next two hours, I was riveted to the screen."
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30 years later, fans remember seeing "Empire Strikes Back" for the first time
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For some fans, it was a turning point in their lives
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Consetta Parker got her wish to marry a Stormtrooper
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Originally from @placeholder, Berjawi first joined militants in Somalia in 2006 and then returned to Britain in 2007 on a fundraising venture. | The man at the centre of a network that influenced the ISIS executioner identified as 'Jihadi John' was allowed to fly in and out of London to terrorism hot spots unchecked for almost three years. Bilal al-Berjawi passed through UK Border Control at least five times between 2006 and 2009 as he travelled between London and African terror cells. Over that period he was rising to prominence as a senior member of al-Shabaab, the al-Qaeda linked group in Somalia - returning to the UK only to raise funds and to marry. Scroll down for video Lebanon born Bilal al-Berjawi (right) traveled freely between the UK and terror hubs in East Africa as he rose to prominence with al-Qaeda. He is believed to have radicalised Mohammed Emwazi (left) - revealed earlier today as the masked ISIS executioner Jihadi John - on his return visits to London
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Bilal Berjawi flew in and out of UK to African terror hubs routinely
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Passed through airport security at least five times in three years
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Extremist rose to become senior figure with al-Qaeda
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Was key figure in radicalising Mohammed Emwazi in London
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Emwazi named as Islamic State executioner 'Jihadi John' | 56,132 | record_train |
As the debates, negotiations and lawsuits raged this week, they did so without @placeholder, who was recently released from the hospital after serious intestinal surgery and won't return to work for two weeks. | New York (CNN) -- The Detroit City Council passed a financial consent agreement Wednesday evening with a 5-4 vote, which grants the city the power to void contracts and slash costs but not provide state funding or loans to bail the city out of its financial problems. City and state officials avoided a Thursday deadline to save the city from the threat of looming financial insolvency or a takeover of city government by Michigan. The consent agreement was backed by Mayor Dave Bing and Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder. The deputy mayor of Detroit, Kirk Lewis, signed off on the consent agreement on behalf of Bing, who is recuperating from a hospital stay.
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City faces insolvency; vote prevents Michigan state takeover
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Without more cost cutting, the city won't be able to pay its bills come June
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City of Detroit struggling, but its automakers enjoying financial resurgence | 56,133 | record_train |
Cindy Anthony expressed surprise at the assertion, telling @placeholder, "It's the first time I've heard it, and we've been through this for three years." | (CNN) -- Casey Anthony's acquittal on murder charges was a sign from God that her daughter Caylee's death was an accident, Cindy Anthony said in a television interview aired Wednesday. Cindy Anthony, Casey's mother, told television host Dr. Phil McGraw that "there is something seriously wrong with my daughter." But she told McGraw, "I'm not going to be her judge and jury. God is her judge, and he let her free." "I prayed to God for three years to find out what happened to Caylee, and I prayed during the whole trial that God would give me closure and if Casey was responsible for Caylee's death, that Casey would go to jail and be punished," Cindy Anthony said.
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Casey Anthony was acquitted of murder in July amid a media frenzy
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"God is her judge, and he set her free," Cindy Anthony said
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Casey Anthony was accused of killing her 2-year-old daughter Caylee
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Her father said he suspects his daughter had help disposing of the body | 56,134 | record_train |
Sporting Lisbon beat @placeholder 4-2 to keep alive its hopes of advancing to the competition's knock-out round. | Champions League top scorer Luiz Adriano scored a hat-trick as Shakhtar Donetsk cruised to a 5-0 victory over 10-man BATE Borisov. Luiz Adriano's second-half triple took him to nine Champions League goals this season, five of which he scored in a 7-0 rout of BATE last month. Playing in Lviv, 640 miles from Donetsk, due to the Ukrainian conflict, Shakhtar took the lead on 19 minutes when captain Darijo Srna fired in off a cushioned pass from Luiz Adriano, who also assisted Alex Teixeira's 48th-minute goal. Luiz Adriano scored a hat-trick against BATE, he previously scored five goals against them
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Shakhtar Donetsk beat BATE Borisov 5-0, Luiz Adriano scored three goals
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Adriano previously scored five goals against BATE
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Sporting beat Schalke 4-2, on-loan Manchester United winger Nani scored
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Sadly for any worldwide interest, the ebay user cannot ship the item out of the @placeholder | A naked body scanner previously used at airports in both the US and UK has been put up for sale on eBay for $7,995 (£5,100). The US seller has listed a Rapiscan Secure 1000 SP (Single Pose) Backscatter Body Scanner X-Ray on the website. The scanner model was used at airports across America until last year and also trialed at Manchester Airport in the UK. The X-ray scanner, used in airports, is on sale on eBay for a bargain $7,995 (£5,100) It's not an easy shipment, with the body scanner coming in three packages The US Transport Safety Administration discarded the controversial model last year over privacy fears about the detailed images it showed on screen and Manchester also stopped using the scanners, while London's Heathrow Airport uses millimetre wave-based scanners.
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Controversial scanner worth $113,000 on sale on eBay for $7,995
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Rapiscan scanner being sold by user who deals in 'government surplus'
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Model of scanner discontinued in US but still used in other countries | 56,136 | record_train |
The tour provides a unique opportunity for visitors to experience the vastness of the @placeholder and to learn about what it's really like to live there. | Coober Pedy, Australia (CNN) -- Coober Pedy is one of the least accessible towns in Australia -- the place where the old American West meets Mars -- which is probably why it gained a reputation as the place where outlaws went to hide. Situated in the Outback, it is close to nothing: The cities of Adelaide and Alice Springs are respectively nine hours south and eight hours north, and the nearest town -- William Creek, official population three -- takes 3½ hours to reach, provided the dirt roads aren't closed due to rain. Here, the earth is red, vegetation bare and temperatures extreme, but none of that stopped Westerners from setting up camp a century ago when they found opal shimmering in the dirt.
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Coober Pedy is a remote Australian opal-mining town
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Underground homes and hotels hide residents and visitors from the blistering sun
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50 countries are represented in the town of fewer than 2,000 residents | 56,137 | record_train |
It said eradicating the mice from @placeholder would solve the primary conservation threat facing both bird species. | LONDON, England (CNN) -- Predatory mice are threatening the albatross population on a remote south Atlantic island and have caused the birds' worst nesting season on record, a British bird charity says. Baby albatross on a remote Atlantic island are threatened by killer house mice. The research from the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds indicates bad news for the Tristan albatross, whose only home is Gough Island in the middle of the south Atlantic. House mice not native to the island are threatening the Tristan albatross with extinction, the RSPB said. The mice are also threatening the native population of bunting, one of the world's largest finches, the RSPB said.
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Predatory mice are threatening the albatross population on a south Atlantic island
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House mice not native to the island are killing and eating chicks
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An influential group of European federalists, who want to see Brussels given even greater powers, is suggesting the @placeholder be relegated to ‘associate member’ status. | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 05:00 EST, 4 January 2013 | UPDATED: 09:53 EST, 4 January 2013 David Cameron today rejected the idea of Britain becoming a second class member of the European Union, insisting he would not give up his place at the Brussels ‘table’. The Prime Minister gave his biggest hint yet that he will use his imminent speech on Europe to rebuff calls from many in the Tory party for a radical change in the UK’s membership of the EU. It comes as Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson warned an exit from the EU 'would be very bad for British business and the economy as a whole' and risked putting up 'the barriers of isolation and protectionism'.
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Prime Minister rejects idea of of becoming an 'associate member' of the EU
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Long-awaited speech on new relationship with Brussels due this month
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Sir Richard Branson warns EU exit would leave Britain 'an island completely adrift in 20 years' | 56,139 | record_train |
@placeholder's beaches were closed to swimmers after the sightings, Skomal said. | (CNN) -- The Massachusetts Division of Marine Fisheries has tagged two great white sharks off Cape Cod in an area where shark sightings have been reported, state officials said Sunday. A great white shark is tagged Saturday off Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Shark sightings closed nearby beaches. The first tagging Saturday marked the first time a great white shark had been successfully tagged in the Atlantic Ocean off the U.S. coast, the division said in a statement. A second shark was tagged Saturday afternoon, officials said. The taggings took place in the waters near Chatham, Massachusetts, two days after Greg Skomal, shark expert for the Division of Marine Fisheries, reported as many as five large sharks were seen near Monomoy Island, a National Wildlife Refuge off the southern elbow of Cape Cod. The island is about a mile away from Chatham's Lighthouse Beach, a public swimming area.
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Taggings of great whites are the first in the Atlantic Ocean, state officials say
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Beaches in Chatham, Massachusetts, closed after shark sightings
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Great white sharks are relatively rare in New England, state officials say
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Tags will let scientists track the two sharks | 56,140 | record_train |
The downturn has hit everyone from @placeholder's garbage pickers, who say there is less useful trash to scavenge, to Istanbul's cabbies, who complain that fewer customers can afford rides. | ISTANBUL, Turkey (CNN) -- Police used pepper gas and water cannons to disperse crowds of demonstrators who took to the streets Tuesday to protest a meeting of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. A protester fires a catapult at police during demonstrations in Istanbul. Some protesters broke shop windows in and around Taksim Square before scurrying for cover as police armored cars hosed them with water. Taksim Square, in downtown Istanbul, is blocks from the site of the IMF meeting. Delegates are in the city to discuss ways to battle poverty and to strategize ways to prevent a repeat of last year's global economic crisis.
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Police use water cannons to disperse anti-IMF protesters in Istanbul
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Some protesters broke shop windows in and around Taksim Square
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IMF delegates are in the city to discus ways to battle poverty | 56,141 | record_train |
"Maybe because they were the first @placeholder team to have success." | (CNN) -- It's December 1991 and France is on the verge of making tennis history. The scene is set for Guy Forget to lead the nation to Davis Cup victory for the first time in 59 years. Standing in his way is a U.S. team defending its title -- and more specifically, Pete Sampras. Some 40 games and many more points later, the Frenchman produces an irresistible serve-and-volley combination that leaves his young opponent -- who would later become one of the greatest tennis players -- failing desperately to return. The home crowd in the Gerland Sports Palace in Lyon erupts; Forget falls to his feet. Six decades of waiting is finally over.
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Rene Lacoste has left a lasting legacy in tennis and fashion
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He helped France to its maiden Davis Cup win in 1927 and was a top singles player
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After retirement he created the "Lacoste" brand, introducing polo shirts and new rackets
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But the move was criticized by prosecutors who helped put @placeholder behind bars. | New York (CNN) -- Gov. David A. Paterson commuted the prison sentence Thursday of a man convicted of killing an unarmed teenage boy during a racially charged confrontation, officials said. John White was convicted of second-degree manslaughter and third-degree criminal possession of a weapon in the shooting death of 17-year-old Daniel Cicciaro and was sentenced to up to four years in prison. "It's a blessed day, it truly is," White told CNN affiliate WPIX. "I want to thank my savior, the Lord Jesus Christ. I also want to thank the governor for making this happen today." He had served approximately five months in prison before Paterson allowed his release on Thursday, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas J. Spota.
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NEW: John White says of his sentence being commuted: "It's a blessed day"
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Gov. Paterson said he wanted to lessen the suffering after "this tragic event"
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John White shot Daniel Cicciaro in 2006 during an altercation at his home
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@placeholder's original Moomin Cafe has been operating for over a decade, but its popularity only exploded earlier this year after its "anti-loneliness" concept went viral. | (CNN)No need to worry about dinner conversation in this cafe, your meal buddy may not be able to speak -- or move, or eat. Hong Kong's latest eatery, the Moomin Cafe, features Nordic cuisine and a host of stuffed dining companions to help banish the loneliness of solo diners. It's the first overseas venture for a concept that's already proved a hit in Japan. The Moomin Cafes are inspired by popular Finnish stories that depict the whimsical adventures of a family of white hippo-like characters and their friends. The Moomins was first published in 1945 in Finland but came to global attention after the creation of several television series, the most popular in the 1990s.
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Japan's Moomin cafe opens in Hong Kong where diners can sit with stuffed animals when dining
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The Moomin cafe made to look like a Finnish house and garden in one of Hong Kong's busiest malls
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The Kenyan government also had urged Uganda to send Kimathi back to @placeholder to be tried. | (CNN) -- Prominent human rights activist Al-Amin Kimathi was released from custody Monday at the outset of the trial for suspects in the fatal July 2010 bombings in Kampala, Uganda. Ugandan High Court Justice Alphonse Owiny Dollo, who is presiding over the case, released Kimathi, a Kenyan, on grounds that the state had dropped charges against him. He was one of five suspects released Monday. Originally, 38 suspects were taken into custody, and that number had been trimmed to 19 before Monday. The defendants have remained jailed on charges of terrorism, murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The twin suicide bombings occurred at a popular rugby club and an Ethiopian restaurant in the Ugandan capital where people had gathered to watch the World Cup soccer finals from South Africa in July 2010. The explosions, just minutes apart, left 76 dead and scores injured.
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Al-Amin Kimathi was released from custody at the start of the trial in Uganda
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Ugandan government had dropped charges against the Kenyan rights activist
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Suspects are charged in the July 2010 bombings that killed 76 in Kampala
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‘It is something that can help me,’ said Lamela, aware that Pochettino, as a fellow @placeholder, is being billed as the man to solve the mystery. | By Matt Barlow for the Daily Mail Follow @@Matt_Barlow_DM Erik Lamela is painfully aware of the disaster that was his first year in English football. He does not try to hide from it and promises to put in the work required over the next few months to salvage his reputation as one of the brightest young talents in world football. The early signs are promising. Already, in the opening two games, Tottenham’s £30million record signing has shown glimpses of his quality and a tantalising hint that this campaign may be altogether different, under the influence of Mauricio Pochettino. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Erik Lamela prank a sleeping Roberto Soldado on flight
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Lamela signed from Roma for a club-record fee of £30million in August 2013
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The Argentine started just three games in the Premier League last season
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Lamela has shown glimpses of his quality under Mauricio Pochettino | 56,146 | record_train |
@placeholder is preparing to consider such measures as a ban on the manufacture of new high-powered assault weapons, cracking down on straw purchases of guns for those who can't pass background checks, curbing gun trafficking and expanding background checks. | Washington (CNN) -- "They deserve a vote." President Barack Obama made that impassioned argument toward the end of his State of the Union message on Tuesday, using a strong emotional appeal to hammer home his plea for a vote in Congress on several gun control measures. He drew on the spirit of Hadiya Pendleton, the Chicago teenager who was shot dead just a week after performing during the president's inaugural weekend celebration. Her parents were sitting next to first lady Michelle Obama in the House gallery. "They deserve a vote," Obama called out again. He called on the image of former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who was wounded by a gunman two years ago in Arizona.
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Some embrace President Obama's appeal for gun control vote; others turned off
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Two key Senators say they won't block effort to bring proposals to a vote
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Gun control advocates aware emotionally charged environment works for them; gun rights groups see differently
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Lawmakers in tough districts must consider both emotion and logic when casting votes | 56,147 | record_train |
The genocide left Marie Jeanne emotionally and physically scarred, @placeholder+ and pregnant. | Kigali, Rwanda (CNN) -- Every year, beginning in April, Rwanda's government urges its citizens to "Kwibuka" -- the Rwandan word for "remember." To remember the hundreds of thousands of lives lost during the country's 1994 genocide. But all Marie Jeanne wants to do is to forget. The 36-year-old's entire family was slaughtered during that dark period in her small East African country's history. The massacre saw Hutu militias and civilians alike murder vast numbers of members of the Tutsi ethnic minority: Men, women and children, many of whom had been their neighbors before the conflict began. The killings finally came to an end 100 days later, when Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF) troops, led by Paul Kagame, defeated the Hutu rebels and took control of the country.
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Rwandan genocide took place 20 years ago: Hutu militia massacred members of the Tutsi ethnic minority
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Many of those who survived the carnage were left scarred; rape was used as a weapon, spreading HIV
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Marie Jeanne's daughter Kirezi was born as a result of rape; two decades on this still pains both of them
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But in a 1,900-word newspaper article entitled 'A peaceful struggle', Mr Timerman claimed the message appeared to forget ‘the peace message that @placeholder should inspire’. | Argentina today hit back at ‘verbal attacks’ David Cameron over the future of the Falkland Islands, insitsing the threat of British military action no longer inspires fear. Hector Timerman, Argentina’s foreign minister, accused the UK of behaving in ‘an aggressive fashion’ and having ‘no moral authority’ to lay claim to the Falklands. And he vowed that Argentina will continue to battle to reclaim what it calls the Malvinas, dismissing Britain as the ‘lion roars but does not inspire fear any more’. Attack: Argentina's foreign minister Hector Timerman dismissed threats of military action from Britain as he vowed to step up claims to the Falklands
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Foreign minister Hector Timerman brushes aside UK's rhetoric
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Claims 2013 saw growing support for Argentina's claim to islands
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David Cameron used Christmas message to vow to support islanders
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International pedigree: Blind's performances at Ajax have made him a regular in the @placeholder national team | Not so long ago, Daley Blind – Manchester United’s new £14million signing, World Cup star and current Dutch Player of the Year – was in danger of seeing his career disappear down the pan. Shipped out on loan to Gronigen and mercilessly derided by the Ajax fans on his return to the Amsterdam Arena in the summer of 2010, Blind’s confidence was in tatters and his future in doubt. He was, they said, only there because of his father, Ajax legend Danny Blind. At times, the youngster’s performances did little to deflect the flak coming his way. Blind looked out of his depth and it seemed inevitable that he would have to leave a club he had joined at the age of seven.
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Manchester United signed Ajax's Daley Blind in a £14million deal on Monday
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The 24-year-old led Ajax to a fourth successive league title last season
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His early career at Dutch giants saw him receive a lot of flak from Ajax fans
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Defender played an integral role in Holland's third-place World Cup finish
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Blind was voted 2014 Dutch Footballer of the Year
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Holland international will be reunited with Louis van Gaal at United | 56,150 | record_train |
Alexander Monson had lived with relatives in @placeholder for two years after graduating. | Lord Monson says outcome of probe is 'ludicrous' Peer calls for a full murder investigation to be launched By Stewart Maclean PUBLISHED: 08:32 EST, 11 July 2012 | UPDATED: 08:33 EST, 11 July 2012 Lord Monson has told of his fury after a Kenyan investigation ruled the country's police were not responsible for the death in custody of his son Alexander. The British lord, 57, said it was 'ludicrous' that officers connected to the case had been cleared.He spoke out after the family was informed an internal investigation had ruled no officer was responsible for the death in May of former Marlborough College pupil Alexander Monson, 28.
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Lord Monson says outcome of probe is 'ludicrous'
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Peer calls for a full murder investigation to be launched | 56,151 | record_train |
"I have a polygamy gag where I talk about, I wonder what love songs a polygamist sings to their wives, because there are no love songs that cater to polygamists," said @placeholder, a rising star in South Africa's comedy circuit, who often incorporates music and singing to his performance. | (CNN) -- Armed with big grins and risque humor, South African standup comedians Nik Rabinowitz and Tats Nkonzo take to the stage at Cape Town's Baxter Theater. "We would like to dedicate this song to all the black people in the audience -- I can only see one," says Rabinowitz. "I see three of us tonight," quickly adds Nkonzo, with the audience bursting into laughter. Over the next hour, the two South African comedians -- one white, one black -- will deliver their own brand of comedy, using an arsenal of jokes to stir up stigmas and stereotypes in a nation striving to come to terms with its racist past.
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Nik Rabinowitz and Tats Nkonzo are two South African stand-up comedians
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They are using laughter to help people accept uncomfortable truths
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In other words, @placeholder sold more phones while pumping less money into marketing. | Apple has elicited a lot of hand-wringing by investors and fans alike lately, even as its chief competition Samsung seems to be prompting nothing but applause. Turns out selling a wider variety of phones and tablets is a good strategy after all. While Apple was on its way to the company's first profit decline in almost a decade during the first three months of the year, Samsung's net profit grew 42 percent in the same period to 7.2 trillion won -- about $6.5 billion U.S. -- from 5 trillion won a year earlier. It was a record-setting quarter for the Korean consumer electronics maker.
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As Apple sales dip, Samsung continues to climb
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In first three months of 2013, Apple sales dipped for first time in a decade
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Apple has resisted bigger, and cheaper phones; Samsung makes a variety | 56,153 | record_train |
@placeholder ends up third in Florida, with 15 percent of the vote. | (CNN) -- November 27 may be Turkey Day in America, but in the world of politics, every day is turkey day. Former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer earned his Turkey of the Year recognition for his involvement in a prostitution ring. Turkeys are foolish creatures -- overstuffed, noisy and self-important. A lot like the politicians on our list of Turkeys of the Year. Turkey No. 10: Rudy Giuliani puts all his eggs in one basket -- Florida. "We are going to win in Florida, and then we will be talking about exactly who made the right decisions," Giuliani says on CNN's "The Situation Room" a week before the primary.
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CNN's Bill Schneider names the Top 10 Political Turkeys for 2008
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Turkey No. 10: Former New York mayor makes miscalculation in flamingo country
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Turkey No. 7: No forgiveness for this North Carolina senator when her ad runs afoul
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As the sun set behind him Sunday, Ascencio was driving east on @placeholder with his wife, daughter, three cats, three dogs and two birds. | (CNN) -- Roberto Ascencio has lived in the New Orleans area for 30 years, 28 of them on the West Bank of the Mississippi River. Thousands of drivers sat in traffic for hours as they fled Gulf Coast ahead of Hurricane Gustav's arrival. The last time he fled the city, ahead of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, he was worried about his restaurant, which was two months away from opening. Once again, as he leaves town, his primary concern is his restaurant, which finally opened little more than a year ago after repairing damage from Katrina. "It was very hard to get back to where we were, because the money was gone," he said.
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About 1.9 million fled the New Orleans area this weekend ahead of Hurricane Gustav
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Roberto Ascencio left behind a restaurant that has been open for a year
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After 16 hours on I-10, he closes in on Biloxi, Mississippi, about 60 miles away
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Ascencio hopes for the best, but right now, "we just got to keep going" | 56,155 | record_train |
He did however defend the good work that @placeholder is doing. | By Daniel Mills for Daily Mail Australia An Australian newsreader who declined a challenge to tip a bucket of ice over his head for charity has been met with criticism from people offended by his message. Sunshine Coast WIN sports presenter Lincoln Humphries delivered the on-air message to 'everyone, everywhere' encouraging them to stop 'pouring fresh water' over their head and 'wasting ice.' Responding to a viewer's request that he participate in the ALS Project, Humphries said it was a 'worthy cause' but wasting water wasn't necessary in aiding charity considering the shortage of it in other countries. Scroll down for video
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Lincoln Humphries apologised for declining ice bucket nomination
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This was @placeholder, which had more than $150 million worth of talent on the substitutes' bench, winning ugly. | (CNN) -- After two successive defeats, and with his proud unbeaten home English Premier League record at stake, Jose Mourinho was never going to take any chances. The shock losses against Everton and Basel brought a brutal end to the Special One's second honeymoon at the club, and he responded by making the changes he thinks are necessary to overhauling the team's playing style. So neither Juan Mata, the club's two-time player of the year, nor the skilled-but-error-prone defender David Luiz even featured in Saturday's squad to face London rival Fulham. Back came captain John Terry, a defensive stalwart in Mourinho's first Chelsea reign but a peripheral figure last season, along with John Obi Mikel -- a defensive midfielder that the Blues worked so hard to steal from under the nose of Manchester United back in 2006.
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Oscar and John Obi Mikel score in Chelsea's 2-0 win at home to Fulham
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Jose Mourinho's team goes top of the EPL on goal difference
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Mourinho drops fan favorite Juan Mata and brings back John Terry
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In full flight: But unfortunately these amazing pictures were mocked up - there's no @placeholder yet! | By Hugo Gye PUBLISHED: 06:00 EST, 1 April 2013 | UPDATED: 07:06 EST, 1 April 2013 This morning we revealed the sensational news that an animal sanctuary had trained owls to deliver the mail in a development worthy of Harry Potter. The innovation could revolutionise how our postal system works - but don't get too excited, because now that midday has passed it's time to come clean and admit that it was in fact an April Fool's joke. While the pictures may have looked convincing, the clue was in the name of the reporter - 'Nesta Vowles' is, sadly, not a real person.
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Mail reported that owls had been trained to deliver post like in Harry Potter
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Guardian announced launch of glasses imposing its views on the world
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Friends say Justin Thomas used to live in Prescott Valley before moving to @placeholder. | By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 09:23 EST, 8 June 2013 | UPDATED: 10:49 EST, 8 June 2013 Authorities in northern Arizona say a 4-year-old boy has accidentally shot and killed his father at a Prescott Valley home. The 35-year-old man has been identified as Justin Stanfield Thomas, a military veteran who served in the army special forces. Prescott Valley police say the shooting occurred just after noon on Friday. Killed: Justin Thomas, a former military policeman, was accidentally shot dead by his four-year-old son on Friday Great dad: Thomas was he was an Iraq War veteran and a former member of the Army's Green Beret
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Father and his son drove up from Phoenix for an unannounced visit to see his former roommate
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@placeholder, of the district headquarters hospital, confirmed that four students were brought into the emergency room for treatment, three with acid burns and one with a bullet wound. | It's the latest cruel tactic in the Pakistani Taliban's battle to stop girls and women from getting an education: acid thrown in their faces to scar them for life and deter others from following in their footsteps. A doctor who treated the victims of an acid attack on a college van in the city of Parachinar in northern Pakistan last month told CNN that two girls had been left with severe burns to their faces. The Pakistani Taliban have taken responsibility for the attack in threatening pamphlets distributed around the city. They also warn local girls against going to school, Dr. Shaban Ali said.
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Two girls are left with severe burns to their faces after an acid attack on a college van
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The Pakistani Taliban say any girl seeking an education will be targeted in the same way
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A boy is also shot in the attack by "extremists," a local official says
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The sheriff's office says the remaining passengers -- all from @placeholder -- were all treated and discharged from area hospitals. | (CNN) -- Jacqueline Mars, a co-owner of the candy empire of the same name, was involved in a car crash Friday near her home in Northern Virginia that killed an 86-year-old woman. Mars was driving alone in her 2004 Porsche SUV when "for unknown reasons the vehicle crossed the center line and struck an eastbound 2013 Chrysler minivan occupied by six people," according to the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office. One of those six people, Irene Ellisor of Huntsville, Texas, died at the scene. Authorities say she was not wearing her seat belt. Mars, 73, was hospitalized for her injuries and is now recuperating at home, according to her personal spokesman.
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Jacqueline Mars was a driver in a fatal car crash, Virginia sheriff's office says
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Candy company co-owner's "vehicle crossed the center line" and hit a minivan, police say
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An 86-year-old Texas woman in the minivan was killed, 5 others hurt, police say
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A section of Dean Park in Kilmarnock, @placeholder, was cordoned off by officers | A 25-year-old has been arrested in connection with the death of Hazel North, 19 A man has appeared in court today in connection with a missing teenager’s death. Hazel North, 19, from Dunfermline in Fife, Scotland, was last in contact with her family three weeks ago. The man who has been charged with is Miss North’s boyfriend, John Davis, 25. He has been charged with assault, assault to severe injury, murder and attempting to pervert the course of justice. He entered no plea and will be remanded in custody. Police confirmed they arrested a 25-year-old man last night following the discovery of a woman’s body in a park 60 miles away in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire.
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Hazel North, 19, went missing three weeks ago from Dunfermline in Fife
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Boyfriend John Davis, 25 has been arrested and charged with murder
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In the past three months, piracy attacks have averaged about 12 to 14 a month off the east coast of @placeholder. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Piracy off the coast of Somalia can't be stopped until there is some authority to bring pirates to justice, according to the commander of the U.S. Navy's Fifth Fleet, based in Bahrain. U.S. Vice Admiral William Gortney: Need to hold pirates off Africa's east coast accountable. Because there is no working government in Somalia and no country is willing to take captured pirates, bring them to trial and detain them, there is no deterrent for pirates to stop attacking ships, Vice Admiral William Gortney said at a Pentagon briefing Thursday. "The problem is there's not a way to -- until we have a mechanism [to hold them] accountable and try them for their actions, there's no way to -- to finish the problem," Gortney said.
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Gortney: No working Somali government, country willing to detain, try accused pirates
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U.S. currently only nation with ships dedicated to anti-pirate task force
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Rove said @placeholder was briefed on the CIA's tactics and authorized some of the specific ones that were used. | Former Vice President Dick Cheney led a parade of George W. Bush administration officials who denounced a report on harsh interrogation techniques used against terrorism suspects, saying he would "do it again in a minute." Defenders of the CIA's use of interrogation techniques used the weekend's news programs to make a passionate case, following the release of a scathing report, composed by Senate Democrats, condemning the Bush-era practices. In an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press," Cheney said the methods described in the Senate Intelligence Committee's report -- including mock executions, rectal feeding and sleep deprivation -- don't amount to torture.
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Several George W. Bush administration officials defended the tactics used to interrogate terrorism suspects
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Dick Cheney sharply criticized the report and said he'd use the same tactics again "in a minute" | 56,164 | record_train |
In his book, Mr @placeholder reveals his desire to leave parliament by the time of Ms Gillard's approach, as well as his battles with cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis, which contributed to a degree of physical pain during Labor's second term. | By Australian Associated Press 'I'll be stuffed if I'll be tweeting.' That was ex-cabinet minister Greg Combet's gruff response when asked by then prime minister Julia Gillard to increase his online presence. And he didn't say 'stuffed'. 'The word used ... was more earthy,' Ms Gillard said at the launch of Mr Combet's book, Fights of My Life, in Sydney on Tuesday. The memoir, co-written by journalist Mark Davis, recounts Mr Combet's life, including his time heading the ACTU and his six years in parliament. The book made news before its launch over revelations Ms Gillard offered Mr Combet the leadership of the Labor party in a bid to thwart Kevin Rudd's comeback.
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Gillard offered Combet the top job to thwart Kevin Rudd's comeback bid
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Combet declined because he was already thinking about leaving politics
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Cites his ill-health at the time for wanting to drop out of public life
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@placeholder told her he was meeting old school friends at a bar later, and while reminiscing with them the phone in the pub rang. | A couple who first met when they were just five years old have finally married some 65 years later in a romance that rivals that of TV drama Last Tango in Halifax. Like the plot lines of the BBC show starring Derek Jacobi and Anne Reid, life tore Colin Stevens and Patricia Higgs apart before fate brought them back together. Their love story was even sealed with a wedding in Halifax. Colin Stevens and Patricia Higgs met on their first day of school at St Mary's RC Primary School in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in 1949. For Colin it was infatuation at first sight.
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Colin Stevens and Patricia Higgs met at primary school in West Yorkshire
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They had their first date at 15, before Patricia's family moved away
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Colin married twice and had children; Patricia married once and had five
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Almost 30 years later they got back in touch through a chance encounter
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After Colin beat cancer in 2013 the pair celebrated with champagne
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ITV said the criticised scenes were essential to the plot and that @placeholder detective stories were not of particular interest to children | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:05 EST, 11 June 2012 | UPDATED: 03:21 EST, 12 June 2012 For three decades, it has teased afternoon television viewers with its classic murder mystery plot So you would imagine Agatha Christie’s drama Death on the Nile would be the last thing to fall foul of the censors. Yesterday, however, TV watchdogs ruled that the 1978 thriller – starring Peter Ustinov as Hercule Poirot – is too violent to be screened on daytime television in its uncut form. Murder Mystery: Peter Ustinov as Hercule Poirot (standing) in a scene from Death on the Nile
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Viewer complained to Ofcom about scene where woman puts revolver to her head and shoots herself
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I physically escaped @placeholder, but still my mind, my memories live there. | Seoul, South Korea (CNN) -- The unflinching account from a defector revealed how he picked corn kernels out of cow manure to eat as he competed with his family for food at one of North Korea's notorious prison camps. He was also forced to watch his mother's hanging and his brother's execution. He was born in a "total control zone" where prison authorities wield complete power, where guards beat children to death with no hesitation. A memoir detailing Shin Dong-hyuk's life, "Escape from Camp 14" hit the bookshelves in South Korea this month. The original English version published in March last year.
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Shin Dong-hyuk's "Escape from Camp 14" released in Korean this month
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Shin is only man known to have been born and escape from a North Korean prison
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I wasn't used to hearing the word 'no,' " said @placeholder, now 17. | Hartford, Connecticut (CNN) -- Fred Wright may have grown up on Garden Street, but his early childhood was far from rosy. "It's tough growing up here," said Wright of his low-income neighborhood in Hartford, Connecticut. "There's a lot of negative influences. ... It's easy to take the wrong path." Raised by a single mother, Wright struggled with behavioral issues and was forced to transfer schools several times. He ultimately reached a point where he felt like he had nothing to live for. "I was walking around with a lot on my shoulders," he said. "I couldn't handle it. I didn't care about life anymore."
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Patricia Kelly's nonprofit is teaching horseback riding and animal science to children
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The nonprofit is giving at-risk youth an alternative to the streets
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However many vocal social media users have criticised it calling it a 'cheap' move by the @placeholder star | Singer Samantha Jade has been mocked on social media for her role in an advertising campaign for Australian supermarket chain Woolworths. The X Factor winner appears in the commercials which debuted on Sunday night during the Australian Open as the face of the supermarket's catchy 'Cheap Cheap' jingle. One of the ads was filmed on court at this year's tennis and features with 50 ball kids, where Jade can be seen dancing and singing while encouraging others to do the 'Cheap Cheap Dance' and share their moves with the hashtag. Scroll down for video Australian singer Samantha Jade has faced some backlash on social media about her new ads for Woolworths
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Samantha Jade is the face of the Woolworths 'Cheap Cheap' adverts
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She has been slammed on social media for the 'cringeworthy' commercials
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The ad debuted during the Australian Open Men's Final on Sunday night
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Angered by his victim's actions, @placeholder held him from behind while Singh stabbed him five times in the elbow, chest and abdomen. | By Simon Tomlinson PUBLISHED: 05:41 EST, 7 January 2013 | UPDATED: 07:28 EST, 7 January 2013 Obsessed with blades: Teenager Guriyot Singh, pictured posing with a huge sword, has been jailed for seven years after stabbing a university student repeatedly in a savage gang attack A knife-obsessed teenager has been jailed for seven years after repeatedly stabbing a university student who was trying to defend his girlfriend during a violent gang attack. Gurjyot Singh, 17, was part of a gang of youths, some as young as just 14, when he stabbed Edward Vos five times and left him fighting for his life.
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Guriyot Singh, 17, stabbed Edward Vos, 19, in chest, abdomen and elbow
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As Mr Vos collapsed on floor, Singh shouted triumphantly: 'I've stabbed him!'
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Picture found on Singh's computer shows him posing with massive sword
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Gang, some as young as 14, attacked couple as they walked home at 1am
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Singh and accomplice Luke Timby, 15, jailed for 7 and 6 years respectively | 56,171 | record_train |
The Indian government has consistently claimed the shooting death may have been the work of @placeholder rebels. | NEW DELHI, India (CNN) -- A Maoist group has claimed responsibility for the killing of a Hindu leader, whose death sparked a wave of Hindu-Christian riots in southern India. Indian nuns protest against the recent violence which has seen Christians attacked. Sabyasachi Panda, the head of the Communist Party of India-Maoist, told reporters of two private television stations that his group was behind the Hindu leader's death, the country's national news agency said Sunday. The leader, Laxmananda Saraswati, preached the tenets of Hinduism to the tribal people of the state. And Panda said Maoists had earlier warned him to desist from "such works" or face consequences, PTI said.
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Maoist group claims responsibility for killing of Hindu leader
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His death sparked a wave of Hindu-Christian riots in southern India
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The global monitor issued a report earlier this month that urged @placeholder to ensure that the rule of law prevails as it forges ahead in building a new nation. | (CNN) -- The Higher Security Council, in charge of "organizing and securing Tripoli," announced Thursday that courts in the city will start operating next week. "People must realize that the country's system has been destroyed and is being rebuilt now," said Lt. Colonel Mustapha Nooh, head of the council. He said detained prisoners will be directed toward the general prosecutor for "clearer" due process. The change was announced the same day a report from Amnesty International detailed claims of abuse against prisoners by anti-Gadhafi forces. For example, last August, fighters in a house in Abu Salim tied the hands of two brothers from the southern city of Sabha and beat them while taking them into custody, according to the report.
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NEW: "The country's system has been destroyed," says the head of Tripoli operations
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NEW: The announcement comes the same day Amnesty International issues damning report
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Suspected Moammar Gadhafi loyalists were beaten and abused, the group says
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Human rights activists say rule of law, absent in Libya under Gadhafi, must be ensured | 56,173 | record_train |
shooter can't be her nephew, @placeholder, because he showed up at her house | By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 18:07 EST, 23 March 2013 | UPDATED: 18:39 EST, 23 March 2013 The mother of a baby shot dead in his stroller took one look at a teenage suspect's jailhouse mugshot Saturday and said he was definitely the killer. Yet an aunt of the teen said he was eating breakfast with her when the slaying took place. Despite the conflicting stories, police have charged 17-year-old De'Marquise Elkins with murder, along with a 14-year-old suspect whose name has been withheld because he's a juvenile. Brunswick police spokesman Todd Rhodes said even though Elkins' aunt provided an alibi, authorities have good reason to bring the charges.
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Demarquis Elkins, 17, and an unidentified 14-year-old boy acccused of attempting to rob Sherry West in Brunswick, Georgia but when she said she had no money, they shot her son in the head
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Police offer $10,000 reward for information about 'senseless killing'
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Mr Salmond quit as @placeholder First Minister and SNP leader after losing the referendum on his long-held dream for independence. | A third of Scots want to see Britain run by a Labour-SNP coalition which could put Alex Salmond in the Cabinet. Ed Miliband faces the grim prospect of a Labour wipeout north of the border, seriously damaging his hopes of securing an overall majority in the general election in May. Now a new poll of voters in Scotland reveals they favour Mr Miliband being forced into a power-sharing deal with the SNP instead of going it alone. Ed Miliband faces the prospect of being forced to share power with Alex Salmond's SNP after a collapse in support for Labour in Scotland
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35% of Scottish voters want to see a Labour-SNP coalition after election
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Collapse in support for Labour scuppers chance of an overall majority
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Alex Salmond to return to Westminster as an MP after May 7 | 56,175 | record_train |
He insists he will stay in his cold paradise for the rest of his life, but says he remains @placeholder. | A British father who fled the country two decades ago after a bitter divorce left him suicidal has resurfaced - as a Siberian peasant. Michael Ware, originally from Exmoor, chose a dramatic change of lifestyle when he went to live in the far-flung village of Dubinka, three time-zones east of Moscow. Mr Ware, now 55, flew to Russia months after the fall of the Soviet Union and married a local girl, Tatiana, then 18. Siberian family: Michael Ware, 55, wife Tatiana and children Veronika, 16, and Alexander, 18 Michael Ware's fellow villagers say they can no longer tell him apart from anyone else
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His one sorrow is not knowing how to find his three children from his first marriage back in Exmoor
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Michael Ware married a local girl in a Russian village three time-zones east of Moscow, with a population of just 15
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They now have three children together and work on a farm that is inaccessible for most of the year
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He is now known as Mikhail and locals cannot tell he is English - aside from his Royal Mail woollen hat
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Did you know Mr Ware when he lived in Britain? Email editorial@dailymailonline.co.uk | 56,176 | record_train |
Saying the report is flawed, @placeholder said it "reserves the right to review" its "various engagements" with the United Nations. | (CNN) -- The United Nations issued a report Friday detailing human rights violations such as killings and rapes over a 10-year period in the Democratic Republic of Congo -- a massive document that a Congolese diplomat calls "detailed," "credible" and "heartbreaking." The draft report, titled "Mapping Exercise," documents crimes against humanity throughout the Congo between 1993 and 2003. "Tens of thousands of people were killed, and numerous others were raped, mutilated or otherwise victimized during the decade," the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights said. The report, which had been previously leaked, accuses Rwandan forces of committing atrocities. It notes the involvement of at least 21 armed Congolese groups in serious human rights violations and the military operations of eight other states inside Congo.
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'We're Hull City, they're @placeholder...you have to be honest, the onus is on them to do well,' he said. | Hull captain Curtis Davies is hoping Manchester City's quest for multiple trophies trips them up when the sides meet on Saturday. The Barclays Premier League champions visit the KC Stadium just three days before an important Champions League assignment against Roma and three after thrashing Sheffield Wednesday 7-0 in the Capital One Cup. While many of the champions' top-flight rivals used the midweek cup fixtures to rotate their squad, Manuel Pellegrini used nine of the players who had drawn with Chelsea last Sunday. Curtis Davies is hoping Hull City can spring a surprise on Manchester City due to their tight schedule
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Curtis Davies hopes Man City's quest for trophies trips them up
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Man City used 9 players that played against Chelsea in the Capital One Cup
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Two witnesses said they suspected the suicide car bomber was trying to hit U.S. forces because he detonated his explosives just as two pickup trucks, which they say are often used by @placeholder special forces, were leaving the base. | By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 3:48 PM on 19th January 2012 A Taliban suicide bomber detonated a car packed with explosives outside a U.S. and NATO base in Afghanistan today. Seven civilians, including two children, were killed in the second suicide bombing in as many days in the southern part of the country. Afghan authorities also reported that avalanches have killed at least 29 people in the country's mountainous northeast. The Taliban claimed responsibility for the afternoon attack at a crowded entrance to Kandahar Air Field, claiming they were targeting a NATO convoy. Blast: Seven civilians were killed in the Taliban attack outside the U.S. and NATO run Kandahar Air Field in southern Afghanistan
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Two children killed in today's attack outside Kandahar Air Field
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Taliban claim responsibility, claiming they targeted a NATO convoy
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Eight others injured, including two children and one woman
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It is difficult to imagine that a regime facing an intense internal crisis or power struggle would dispatch two top political and military figures to @placeholder, and make an offer in Kim's name, if there really were a silent power struggle going on back in Pyongyang. | (CNN) -- Speculation has been rampant over what exactly has happened to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. After all, Kim hasn't been seen in public in over a month, and the country's media took the unusual step of admitting that Kim is in an "uncomfortable physical condition." Some commentators believe this suggests Kim might be more seriously ill than the country is letting on. But others have speculated something more dramatic might have occurred -- namely a coup. Does the evidence back this up? The short answer is, no. For a start, there have been no unusual military or troop movements inside North Korea, particularly tied to the Pyongyang defense command or other key military units. On top of this, just this past weekend, Hwang Pyong-so -- political director for the Korean People's Army, and widely seen as the second most powerful man in North Korea -- and former KPA political director Choe Ryong-hae made a surprise visit to South Korea for the end of the Asian Games.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un hasn't appeared in public for over a month
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'I can never, ever forgive him [@placeholder] for what he’s done, for taking the children’s lives. | By Ruth Styles For June Thomson, 53, from Buckhaven in Fife, May is always the hardest month. For, on a sunny Spring day in 2008, two of her children were brutally murdered by her violent ex-husband. Michelle Thomson, a disabled 25-year-old who needed round-the-clock care was stabbed 12 times while her little brother Ryan, just seven years old, was injured 14 times. Now, almost six years later, Mrs Thomson says she will never get over their deaths and still feels guilty that she wasn't there to protect them. Scroll down for video Tragedy: June Thomson, 53, says she feels guilty every day for being unable to save her two children
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Michelle, 25, and Ryan, 7, were stabbed to death by their violent father, Rab
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Their mother June Thomson, 53, from Fife, says she still feels guilty
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Mrs Thompson suffered years of domestic violence at Rab's hands
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According to Mrs Thomson, killing the children was his revenge
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Rab was sentenced to life in prison in 2008 with a minimum 17 year term
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To which @placeholder replies: 'Yeah, and apparently I only went down the super slide. | This is the heartwarming video when Ellen DeGeneres sent 'Apparently' boy Noah Ritter to go walking with dinosaurs. The five-year-old from Pottstown, Pennsylvania became an internet sensation after appearing on a live TV interview in August following the Wayne County Fair in Pennsylvania. He was invited on the Ellen DeGeneres show where he proved such a hit, producers decided to send him on a VIP trip to Walking With Dinosaurs. Scroll down for video Little Noah Ritter warns paleontologist Thomas Huxley 'not move a muscle' when the T-Rex approached As the five-year-old was introduced to the Triceratops, pictured, the giant dinosaur sneezes
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Noah Ritter got to meet animatronic dinosaurs and knew each one by name
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In a hilarious video, Noah warns that the T-Rex will eat his arm in a second
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Enjoying the ride: HitchBOT depoends on the kindness an curiosity and kindness of strangers to take him on his way through @placeholder | By Alexandra Klausner and Associated Press There's a hitchhiker making its way across Canada who doesn't have a driver's license--because it's a robot. HitchBOT, created by a team of communication researchers from Ontario, has already been hitchhiking since July and will visit Halifax, Nova Scotia to Victoria, British Columbia and so far has managed to safely travel 3,700 miles. 'Robots cannot get driver’s licenses yet,' explains the two-foot tall robot that looks like a modern day R2D2. Scroll down for video Ready to ride: HitchBOT the talking robot that's been hitchhiking rides from strangers to travel from Canada's east to west coast is nearing the end of its journey
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HitchBOT, created by a team of communication researchers from Ontario, has already traveled 3,700 miles since July
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@placeholder arrives at the BBC with his trusty bike in the new comedy W1A | By Christopher Stevens PUBLISHED: 17:30 EST, 7 March 2014 | UPDATED: 20:54 EST, 7 March 2014 When it comes to 'corporate firefighting' and 'pan-functional team-building', there's only one man for the job - Ian Fletcher, Hugh Bonneville's hilariously incompetent Head of Deliverance in the Olympics comedy Twenty Twelve. And now he's back in a brand new sitcom that will have us falling about with laughter again, even if we haven't got a clue what he's on about. This time, in W1A, he has the bigwigs at Broadcasting House in his sights - or as Hugh puts it, he aims to 'clarify, define, or re-define the core purpose of the BBC across all its functions'.
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The award winning comedy - Twenty Twelve - returns to our screens
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The new series, W1A will focus on the bigwigs of the BBC
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well as nightlife, @placeholder was also top of the heap for | By Sally Lee Sydney has failed to make it into the top ten of world's top cities in a new poll based on the impressions of 54,000 travellers. While it did rank as the seventh most family friendly city in the world, Sydney's value for money and taxis failed to impress tourist. The Cities Survey by TripAdvisor revealed that it ranked 19 out of the 37 best destinations based on 54,000 travelers who visited cities in 2013. Tokyo was crowned the number one city in the world for best overall experience, followed by New York, Barcelona, Istanbul and Prague, Vienna, Berlin, Rome, Paris and Dubrovnik.
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Cities Survey by TripAdvisor ranks 37 destinations from 54,000 reviews
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Sydney placed 19th on the list of best cities in the world
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With its iconic Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge, the city ranked the 7th most family friendly
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Aristide, a polarizing figure in Haiti, became the second former president to return to @placeholder this year. | Port-Au-Prince, Haiti (CNN) -- Snubbing the United States, former Haitian President Jean-Bertrand Aristide returned home from exile Friday, just ahead of a critical runoff election. Aristide spoke briefly after landing at Toussaint L'Overture Airport in Port-au-Prince but made no direct reference to Sunday's vote. He alluded, however, to the exclusion of his own party, Fanmi Lavalas, banned from participating in the election. "Today the Haitian people mark the end of exile and coup d'etats while peacefully we must move from social exclusion to social inclusion," Aristide said in the airport's diplomatic lounge. Speaking in Creole, French and several other languages, Aristide, 57, said he condemned the violence that has wracked his nation since the disputed late November presidential election.
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Aristide's chartered jet lands in Port-au-Prince shortly after 10 a.m.
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The head of the delegation told @placeholder, "There is no problem. | (CNN) -- A group of prostitutes has called on the Tunisian government to reopen a brothel in the coastal resort town of Sousse, after a court ruling shut it down more than a year ago. A delegation from the sex workers met with the vice president of the Tunisian Constituent Assembly, Meherzia Labidi, on Tuesday to appeal for her help. They handed over a petition signed by 120 women calling for the brothel to open for business once more, in a meeting filmed by Tunisian radio broadcaster Mosaique FM and shared with CNN Arabic. Labidi, of Tunisia's Islamist party Ennahda, which holds a majority of seats in the assembly, told the sex workers that deciding whether to reopen the brothel was up to the Ministry of Interior but that she would do what she could to help them.
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Prostitutes hand over a petition appealing for the Sousse brothel to reopen
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The brothel was closed down by a court order around 16 months ago
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Veiled official says she will do what she can to help the women sex workers
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Also on November 15, a bomb detonated outside a @placeholder home. | Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- Three people were killed Monday in Iraq in the latest attack targeting Christians, police in the city of Mosul said. In one attack, two Christian brothers were killed in Mosul when gunmen broke into their workplace in an industrial part of the city and shot them. The brothers were welders who owned the shop. On Monday evening, police found an elderly Christian woman strangled in her home in central Mosul. The attacks on Christians started October 31 in Baghdad have extended to the northern parts of the country, such as Mosul. Last week, a bomb attached to the vehicle of a Christian man detonated in eastern Mosul, killing him and his 6-year-old daughter, local police told CNN.
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But @placeholder is not the only one breaking out a sense of humour for the start of the month. | Google today announced the introduction of Treasure Mode following the discovery of the long lost maps of pirate Willian 'Captain' Kidd during an underwater exhibition. They're only kidding about the discovery, of course - it's one of a string of hoax new products and services the online ads giant revealed for April Fool's Day. But the new Treasure Mode is such fun that observers are nonetheless hoping that it will actually last beyond the annual day of tricks and tomfoolery. Me hearties! Google today announced the introduction of Treasure Mode following the discovery of the long lost maps of pirate Willian 'Captain' Kidd during an underwater exhibition
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Run by actress-comedian @placeholder, Regretsy is a snarky blog created primarily to mock what it considers awkward, ugly or otherwise head-turning offerings on the arts-and-crafts site Etsy. | (CNN) -- PayPal has backed off an online spat with humor blog Regretsy after getting withering Web feedback for shutting down a drive to buy holiday gifts for children in need. And the online payments service is even chipping in to help buy a few more gifts after temporarily shutting down the Secret Santa fund because the for-profit site was running it. "(W)e can confirm that the funds have been released and we are working directly with the account holder on this matter," a PayPal representative said via e-mail. "We are also making a donation to Regretsy to help families in need this holiday season. We're very sorry this occurred."
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PayPal backs off Secret Santa dispute with blog Regretsy
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Regretsy's founder says PayPal shut down a fund-raiser
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PayPal said it will now donate to the fund and issue has been resolved
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Regretsy mocks offerings on crafts site Etsy but also gives to charities | 56,190 | record_train |
'Nevertheless there are customs, and veteran @placeholder have put together this evolving guide of how to make it work well. | Thousands of revellers started their Christmas celebrations early by gathering in central London dressed as Santa this afternoon. The annual festive party brought a weird and wonderful collection of Father Christmases to Trafalgar Square. Santacon is a flash mob style celebration started several years ago and has gained popularity through social networking sites. Trend: Similar events to Santacon take place in other cities around the world including Paris and New York each year Christmas spirit: The revellers gathered in Trafalgar wear they sang songs, took pictures and enjoyed some festive merriment Jingle all the way: The Santas brought bags of presents and sang songs around Nelson's column
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Weird and wonderful variety of Santas descend on Nelson's Column
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They sang songs, took photos and handed out presents
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Annual celebration has gained popularity through social networking sites | 56,191 | record_train |
Sir Hew said: ‘It saddens me that a man of the @placeholder’s stature does not seem to respect the rights of a group of people to self-determination. | Veteran: Lt General Sir Hew Pike, who led 3 Para in the 1982 conflict, is 'saddened' that the pontiff believes the Falklands belong to Argentina Falklands veterans told of their dismay last night after the Argentine president hinted she hoped the new Pope – her countryman – would mediate in the dispute surrounding the territory. Pope Francis believes the South Atlantic islands are ‘Argentine soil’. In 2010 the then Buenos Aires Cardinal declared: ‘The Malvinas are ours’, and last year he accused Britain of ‘usurping’ the islands. Firebrand Argentine president Cristina Kirchner, who has for months been seeking easy home popularity by calling for Britain to enter talks on withdrawing from the Falklands, has leapt on the promotion of her fellow Argentine to the papacy to boost her case.
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Pope Francis calls Falkland Islands 'Argentine soil'
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General Sir Hew Pike said new pontiff does not observe islander's rights
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Argentina's president Kirchner hopes Francis will help her claim to islands | 56,192 | record_train |
And a video appears to show a man in an @placeholder military uniform after he was shot in the face. | The United States could end up cooperating with Iran to stop militant gains in Iraq, Secretary of State John Kerry suggested Monday in an interview with Yahoo!News. But a Pentagon spokesman denied Monday that any military coordination with Iran is in the cards. In his interview with Yahoo!News, Kerry didn't say that cooperation with Iran is under active discussion inside the administration. "Let's see what Iran might or might not be willing to do before we start making any pronouncements," he said. But he went on to say that the he "wouldn't rule out anything that would be constructive to providing real stability."
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President Obama meets with his National Security Council
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United States, Iran held "very brief discussions," a spokeswoman says
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275 U.S. troops headed to Iraq
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U.S. officials: Administration considering unarmed surveillance flights, airstrikes | 56,193 | record_train |
@placeholder has received the results of an NFL investigation into the Saints' program and will decide on discipline, which could include fines, suspensions and forfeiture of draft choices, the NFL said. | (CNN) -- The New Orleans Saints' defense had a bounty program that paid players for injuring opponents and for making interceptions and fumble recoveries, the National Football League said Friday. The program involved as many as 27 defensive players, at least one assistant coach, and was active during the 2009, 2010 and 2011 seasons, said the league. "The payments here are particularly troubling because they involved not just payments for 'performance,' but also for injuring opposing players," NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement. "It is our responsibility to protect player safety and the integrity of our game, and this type of conduct will not be tolerated. We have made significant progress in changing the culture with respect to player safety and we are not going to relent," he added.
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NEW: NFL: The program was administered by then-defensive coordinator Gregg Williams
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NEW: He reportedly apologizes and says he'll never be involved with such activity again
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NEW: NFL: Head coach Sean Payton was aware of the allegations and failed to stop the program
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Both the individuals involved and the club could be punished | 56,194 | record_train |
We will be hearing from @placeholder, and from the Palin-haters, for a long while to come. | Editor's Note: Matthew Continetti is the associate editor of The Weekly Standard. His book "The Persecution of Sarah Palin" is slated for publication by Penguin Sentinel in the spring of 2010. Sarah Palin's charisma is such that she doesn't need to hold an office to wield influence, Matthew Continetti says. (CNN) -- "Everything changed on August 29 in politics in Alaska," Sarah Palin told NBC's Andrea Mitchell this week. The reference was to the day last year when John McCain announced that Palin, a 44-year-old mother of five who became Alaska's governor only in December 2006, would be his presidential running mate.
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Palin's impulsive moves have yielded positive results in the past, Continetti says
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He says speculations about her presidential ambitions are premature
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"Whatever she does will be noticed," Continetti says | 56,195 | record_train |
Miss @placeholder said: 'My main ambition when I signed the deal with Random House was to see my books in the shops. | By Liz Thomas PUBLISHED: 14:01 EST, 7 August 2012 | UPDATED: 01:41 EST, 8 August 2012 Fifty Shades of Grey has become the best selling book ever in Britain IT has been panned by critics and is certainly the most talked about book of the year. And just four months after its publication in book form, Fifty Shades of Grey is outselling Dan Brown’s The Da Vinci Code and JK Rowling’s Harry Potter books, say experts. EL James’s erotic novel, released as an e-book last June and in book form in April, has sold 5.3million print and digital copies, according to publishers Random House.
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Erotic novel outsells The Da Vinci code and Harry Potter novels
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Steamy scenes grabbed readers' attention
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Success put down to 'watercooler' effect | 56,196 | record_train |
"He has escalated the drone attacks against @placeholder worldwide. | (CNN) -- U.S. raids in pursuit of two terrorists over the weekend threw a question surrounding President Obama into the spotlight: Does he have a guiding doctrine for foreign policy? The operations in Somalia and Libya, only one of which went as planned, come after the Obama administration silenced its drumbeat toward a possible military attack on Syria. Some analysts say the developments make Obama's "doctrine" more clear than ever. Others say what's more clear than ever is that this president doesn't have one -- which may, or may not, be a good thing. Yes to special ops, no to conventional wars
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Obama's doctrine when it comes to al Qaeda is "to kill," an analyst says
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He has no doctrine, unlike other recent presidents, an analyst says
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The idea of a presidential doctrine is outdated, CNN's Fareed Zakaria says
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Former Secretary of State Clinton had a doctrine pushing an Asia focus, analyst says | 56,197 | record_train |
'All the gifts need to be kept somewhere so @placeholder takes a few to work, while the rest are hidden in the basement. | If you think your Christmas Day will be tiring spare a thought for the parents of Britain's biggest family - who started preparing for lunch at 1am. Sue and Noel Radford, who have 16 children and another on the way, need a 10kg turkey, 7kg of potatoes and sprouts, 50 Yorkshire puddings and litres of gravy to feed the 22 people expected today. The couple run a successful baking company, receive no state benefits and live in a ten-bedroom converted Lancashire care home. And thankfully the kitchen has two ovens so they can cook their mammoth Christmas lunch. Scroll down for video
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Sue and Noel Radford, who have 16 children and another on the way, will be feeding 22 for Christmas lunch
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Everybody will get a seat at their giant table but they must help wash up the dozens of plates and cutlery used
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Peeling of potatoes and vegetables started at 1am this morning and children were opening their gifts by 6.30am
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Couple started buying presents in September and spent two hours a day wrapping for a month to get job done | 56,198 | record_train |
Workers spend weeks cutting large ice blocks for the festival from the frozen @placeholder, before dragging the 551lb blocks towards the site. | It's among the world’s most breathtaking tourist attractions. But you’ll have to be quick if you want to visit this particular spectacle – it will all be gone in a matter of weeks. These frozen wonders are part of a display at the 31st Harbin International Ice and Snow festival held in Harbin, near the Russian border in northeast China. The 31st Harbin International Ice and Snow festival held in Harbin, near the Russian border in northeast China The palaces and sculptures are made from hollow blocks of ice and illuminated using LED lights to create a multi-coloured skyline on the shores of the nearby Songhua river.
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Sculptures are part of the 31st Harbin International Ice and Snow festival
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The festival is held in Harbin, near the Russian border in northeast China
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10,000 people employed to complete hundreds of ice sculptures at event
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Some of the pieces measure more than 26 metres tall and 117 metres wide | 56,199 | record_train |
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