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Take me back a week please, I won't let @placeholder out of my sight.' | By Corey Charlton for MailOnline A young father died of a massive electric shock as he fixed a cooker in a primary school just months before his third child is due to be born. Jason Haslem, 24, was knocked out by a massive electric shock whilst working on the electrics system in the days before pupils were due to return for the first day of the new term. He and his wife Jessica, who married in March last year, are expecting a third child due in March 2015. The incident occurred on Thursday when he had been assigned to check over the cookers at Fir Bank Primary School in Royton, near Oldham, which teaches 202 pupils.
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Jason Haslem, 24, was electrocuted as he refurbished industrial cooker
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The gas engineer was fixing the equipment during primary school holidays
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He married his wife in March last year and the two were expecting third child
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Mrs Haslem: 'I couldn't have asked for a better person to dedicate my life to'
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Police and Health and Safety Executive both investigating the incident | 6,500 | record_train |
It's not improbable that those listening may find themselves feeling the same way in a few weeks when they fill out their @placeholder ballots. | (CNN)Wait! Were these really the Golden Globes that we watched on Sunday night? Couldn't have been. Where was the rampaging snark or the woozyboozy stage patter we've hated to love -- or vice versa -- year after year? It was a Globes ceremony on its best grown-up behavior. The outside world was more present than usual at this year's show, with a few shout-outs of freedom-of-speech solidarity with the victims of last week's deadly Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack in Paris. The topical jokes from co-hosts Tina Fey and Amy Poehler -- including a couple of pointed (and not too shabby) impressions of a lascivious Bill Cosby -- landed deftly enough, though the running gag featuring Margaret Cho as a grim-faced North Korean representative of the Hollywood press may have gone on slightly longer than it needed. In fact this year's show seemed to work harder than ever to keep the traffic flowing and the loose ends from dangling.
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Gene Seymour: Golden Globes shed snarky vibe for more sober ceremony this year
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Topical jokes touched on N. Korea, Cosby; there were solidarity shout-outs to Parisians
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Seymour: Enthusiasm after "Selma" best song win may be a hint at where Oscar will go | 6,501 | record_train |
'We'd timed the trip to get back to @placeholder in time for the marathon,' said Mr Pope. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 05:57 EST, 21 October 2013 | UPDATED: 06:09 EST, 21 October 2013 Two friends have battled dehydration, blistering heat and freezing wind to run across America in just 79 days. Friends Stephen Pope, 47, and Chris Finill, 54, crossed 3,100 miles on foot, averaging 40 miles a day, in their epic journey across the continental United States. Their route took them from the Pacific to the Atlantic - from California, through the heat of Nevada, to Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. Between them, the pair consumed 12,000 calories and drank 26 pints of fluid a day and exhausted seven pairs of running shoes.
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Stephen Pope, 47, and Chris Finill, 54, averaged 40 miles a day
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Run, which began in San Francisco and ended in New York, raised £15,000
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The money was donated to forces charity Help for Heroes | 6,502 | record_train |
As I read your letter, it seems as if you spent some time on the phone with Cheaptickets and @placeholder. | (Tribune Media Services) -- Virginia Pozo buys a first-class ticket to Peru on TACA. But it turns out the ticket is in economy class. When she tries to get a refund on the fare difference, her online agency offers her a $400 voucher. Is that enough? And is she entitled to more? A passenger bought first-class tickets to Peru, but learned they were economy-class seats. Q: We bought two first-class airline tickets to Peru on TACA through Cheaptickets.com. But we soon found out they were economy-class seats. We've asked the airline for a $1,100 refund -- the price difference between first-class and economy-class tickets -- but it won't budge. Cheaptickets.com sent a $400 voucher that we don't want.
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A customer purchased a ticket through Cheaptickets.com
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She paid for a first-class ticket, but the seats were in economy
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She asked for a refund and disputed the charges with no luck
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Troubleshooter contacted Cheaptickets and the company refunded the difference | 6,503 | record_train |
When diving into a project like "BioShock: @placeholder," Levine dives head first: researching everything he can about the time, the culture, the technology and the conflicts of his setting. | (CNN) -- "BioShock: Infinite" is one of the most talked about games in 2011 and highly anticipated games for 2012. With a combination of fantastic art direction, immersive gameplay and deep storyline, the third installment in the franchise has attracted attention from gamers and nongamers alike. The series is the brainchild of creator and game designer Ken Levine. Levine, 45, has been working in the gaming industry since 1995 and had early success with "System Shock 2" and "Thief." But it's his more recent work in the creation and development of "BioShock" and "BioShock 2" that has garnered the most attention.
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Ken Levine is the creator of one of this year's most talked about games, "BioShock: Infinite"
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He considered himself a nerd as a child and continuously spent hours playing video games
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Levine also helped create 'System Shock 2' and 'Thief' along with 'BioShock 2' | 6,504 | record_train |
While over-indulging at @placeholder food chains may give you your daily calories in one meal, in America it is easily possible to hit 2,000 calories by eating just one dish. | A healthy adult should be consuming something in the region of 2,000 calories a day, according to the Department of Health. But a new photo series by the New York Times has revealed just what 2,000 calories looks like at some of the UK's favourite fast food chains - and it's often a lot smaller than you might think. At Burger King you can fill half of you daily quota just by ordering a double whopper with cheese, while adding a side of onion rings and a vanilla milkshake takes you to 2,030 calories. Scroll down for video Burger King: A Double Whopper with cheese gets you halfway there at 1,070 calories. Onion rings (410 calories) and a vanilla milkshake (550 calories) bring the total to 2,030
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Government guidelines say adults should around 2,000 calories a day
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Double Whopper with cheese from Burger King has 1,070 calories alone
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Modest-sized lunch at McDonald's or Pizza Hut will often top daily limit
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While in the U.S. it is possible to eat 2,000 calories in just one dish | 6,505 | record_train |
The deportation was halted after a period of days and only saw 5,000 - rather than the intended 7,000 - @placeholder taken away. | One of the last remaining survivors of the largest Jewish revolt of the Second World War has died at the age of 93. Boruch Spiegel, who is believed to have given the signal to launch the Warsaw Ghetto uprising of 1943, was described by his son Julius as a 'reluctant hero', following his death in Montreal. Mr Spiegel was among 750 Jews who managed to hold off heavily armed German soldiers for more than a month as they tried to storm the Polish ghetto, intent on transporting its occupants to Nazi death camps. 'Reluctant hero': Boruch Spiegel, seen in a family photograph taken in the 1970s or 1980s, fought the Nazis during the Warsaw Ghetto uprising of 1943
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WWII resistance fighter Boruch Spiegel died in Montreal aged 93
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Mr Spiegel survived the Warsaw Ghetto uprising of 1943
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Saw outnumbered Jewish fighters hold off Nazis for over a month | 6,506 | record_train |
‘The revenue will be three times the highest grossing game we had at @placeholder. | Less than two years ago Wasps’ players reached the end of each month not knowing if they would even get paid. Losing money at a rate of close to £4million a season and unable to identify a suitable site around the M25 to build a new stadium, one of the most successful clubs in the history of English rugby was sinking. In massive debt to the taxman and with no means of generating profit as tenants of Wycombe Wanderers at Adams Park, Wasps’ decline appeared terminal. On Tuesday, following major investment from Irish businessman Derek Richardson and a new sponsorship deal with Land Rover, Wasps conducted a first training session at their new, 32,000 capacity Ricoh Arena home in Coventry.
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Wasps held open training session to mark the club's move to Coventry
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The Premiership Rugby side farewelled Adams Park for Ricoh Arena
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Wasps were losing almost £4million a season and were terminal
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‘World-class’ training facilities and a recruitment drive are next
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The club's first home game there is Sunday against London Irish | 6,507 | record_train |
For the TV version, @placeholder has a script commitment in place for a concept that's being pitched as a "workplace comedy that explores dating and sexual politics." | Will Smith's date doctor "Hitch" is setting up a practice on TV. According to numerous reports, Fox is adapting the 2005 romantic comedy into a half-hour show, in addition to trying to create TV versions of comedies "Big" and "Monster-in-Law." Smith starred in the movie "Hitch" as the titular dating guru Alex "Hitch" Hitchens, who would help ordinary men shape up and land the partner of their dreams. Eva Mendes co-starred as the woman Hitch falls for. The movie has had a long shelf life, as it's still in regular rotation on cable after earning close to $370 million at the box office worldwide.
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Fox is interested in adapting the movie "Hitch" into a TV series
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It's one of many film-to-TV adaptations the network is working on
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"Hitch" star Will Smith is set to executive produce | 6,508 | record_train |
This pattern of intimidation goes all the way back to 2000 when an actress on his TV series ‘Cosby’ allegedly told police that he tried to put her hand down his sweatpants during a visit to his @placeholder townhouse. | When women first started coming forward to accuse Bill Cosby of rape last month, the public was surprised due to his flawless reputation as 'America's dad'. It has now been revealed that a team of lawyers and publicists worked tirelessly to keep his image pristine for decades, by silencing alleged victims and keeping the media from reporting their claims, the New York Times reports. That apparently all-male team includes $850-an-hour Hollywood lawyer Martin Singer (whose clients include Charlie Sheen and Arnold Schwarzenegger), former William Morris agent Norman Brokaw, his publicist son David, and New York lawyer John P Schmitt. Scroll down for video
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Comedian's lawyers and publicists have kept rape claims out of the media by discrediting accusers and pressuring news outlets not to publish
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It was revealed on Sunday that Cosby has hired a team of private investigators to dig up dirt to discredit his more than two dozen accusers | 6,509 | record_train |
Concerned, Savoie called his ex-wife's father in @placeholder, who told him not to worry. | TOKYO, Japan (CNN) -- Had this custody drama played out in the United States, Christopher Savoie might be considered a hero -- snatching his two little children back from an ex-wife who defied the law and ran off with them. A Tennessee court awarded Christopher Savoie custody of his son, Isaac, and daughter, Rebecca. But this story unfolds 7,000 miles away in the Japanese city of Fukuoka, where the U.S. legal system holds no sway. And here, Savoie sits in jail, charged with the abduction of minors. And his Japanese ex-wife -- a fugitive in the United States for taking his children from Tennessee -- is considered the victim.
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Ex-wife's attorney says dad had other legal options besides grabbing kids
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American dad tries to snatch children from ex-wife who took them to Japan
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She is a fugitive in Tennessee, but has broken no law in Japan
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Father, who has legal custody in U.S., charged in Japan with abduction | 6,510 | record_train |
Two @placeholder sherpas died on the mountain earlier this month. | Kathmandu, Nepal (CNN) -- Four people died while coming down the southern slope of the mountain during the weekend after reaching Mount Everest's 8848-meter (29,028 foot) summit, officials said. The victims have been identified as Ebehard Schaaf, 61, a German medical doctor; Sriya Shah, 33, a Nepali-born Canadian woman; Song Wondin, a 44-year-old man from South Korea; and Wen Ryi Ha, 55, of China, according to officials with the tourism and civil aviation ministry and at the base of the mountain. "Climbers climbing down the mountain have said that they have seen the body of the Korean," said Tilakram Pandey, of the tourism and civil aviation ministry, by phone from the base of the mountain.
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NEW: Odds of surviving a night outside camp are poor, a U.S. expert says
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At least four people have died coming down from Everest's summit, officials say
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Adverse weather conditions delayed summiting from the south side, another official says
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With four deaths, six have been killed this season so far, ministry official says | 6,511 | record_train |
Take three worrying long-term challenges: climate change, the weak economic recovery, and @placeholder's chronic budget deficits. | (CNN) -- Global emissions of carbon dioxide hit a record high in 2011, scientists from the Global Carbon Project reported last week. Another record is expected in 2012. The earth continues to warm, and to warm fast, with serious consequences for human life and welfare. 2012 saw the worst drought in the United States in half a century. Russia suffered its second bad drought in three years. Climatic shocks to these two countries are raising food prices worldwide, posing an especially acute threat to the world's poorest. Major storm events strike harder and more often, because warming oceans create conditions for fiercer hurricanes.
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David Frum: Carbon dioxide emissions worldwide are at record levels
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To strike a blow against climate change, U.S. should enact a carbon tax, Frum says
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The website reports that @placeholder had a telephone conference with prosecutors on Wednesday to discuss the terms of the bargain. | Judge James Dabney is 'concerned' that New York lawyer Mark Heller isn't prepared to represent her Lindsay - who was present at pre-trial - either has to get another lawyer or she has to come into court and waive her right to a competent California lawyer He vehemently blocks Heller's attempt to put back trial from March 18 to April 1 'In the interest of justice, my client needs that time,' Heller maintained By Amelia Proud PUBLISHED: 20:08 EST, 1 March 2013 | UPDATED: 20:08 EST, 1 March 2013 Lindsay Lohan‘s New York lawyer, who was criticised in court this morning for being incompetent, called a press conference after the pre-trial to claim that the star should never have been questioned by police after the June car crash in question... because she had concussion.
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Judge James Dabney is 'concerned' that New York lawyer Mark Heller isn't prepared to represent her
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Lindsay - who was present at pre-trial - either has to get another lawyer or she has to come into court and waive her right to a competent California lawyer
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He vehemently blocks Heller's attempt to put back trial from March 18 to April 1
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'In the interest of justice, my client needs that time,' Heller maintained | 6,513 | record_train |
Yesterday, the Greek government presented its demands at an emergency meeting of @placeholder finance ministers in Brussels. | David Cameron will today plead with Greece’s new far-Left leader to end a standoff over his country’s vast debts. The Prime Minister is due to hold one-on-one talks in Brussels with Alexis Tsipras, whose government is threatening to turn to Russia for help if the Eurozone cuts it adrift. German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has sent shockwaves through Europe after declaring that if Athens does not continue its aid programme with tough conditions ‘then that’s it’. ‘We have a programme,’ he added. ‘The programme is either brought properly to an end or there is no programme.’ Scroll down for video
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David Cameron will meet Greece's new leader Alexis Tsipras in Brussels
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The PM will urge Tsipras to stop his stand off over Greece's massive debts
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Greece has threatened to seek Russian help over its debt crisis | 6,514 | record_train |
In fact, the only luxuries @placeholder enjoys are family holidays | Thousands of cash-strapped Britons have turned to eBay to save a few pounds - but not many can say that it has helped them to actually make a fortune. Savvy mother of three Alison Abruneiras can though. She became the MD of a successful business grossing more than one million pounds a year after becoming addicted to the auction website. Incredibly, the 46-year-old left school with no qualifications or business experience and only began her business as a hobby to distract her during treatment for cancer. Scroll down for video Alison Abruneiras founded the Nail and Beauty Emporium at her home in Lincolnshire after becoming addicted to eBay
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Alison used to work as a nail technician for £70 a week
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The mother-of-three stopped working when she was diagnosed with cancer
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Began using eBay as a hobby to distract herself during treatment
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Soon the business grew and now her daughter and husband work for it
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Grossing £1m a year, it is now expanding to Amazon and Play.com | 6,515 | record_train |
Investigations were launched, the VA secretary resigned, and @placeholder stepped in. | Congress faces several big issues before beginning its August recess at the end of the week. While it appears lawmakers might get to a few things on the to-do list, other matters are likely to be left until they return in September. Here's what will and won't get done before the end of the week: 1. Crisis on the border: Agencies responsible for dealing with the influx of youth migrants from Central America on the southern border could run out of money next month. But competing legislative proposals means it's highly unlikely a resolution will materialize before Friday. Senate Democrats are looking at a $2.7 billion plan to address the border crisis, while House Republicans are crafting a measure totaling less than $1 billion. President Barack Obama has asked Congress for $3.7 billion.
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GOP, Dems push competing border plans, but policy change may be biggest obstacle
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Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Jeff Miller said they have reached a deal over VA reforms
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Congress is likely to punt on a highway bill with a stopgap measure through May
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House Republicans expected to authorize suit against President Obama over Obamacare | 6,516 | record_train |
Clues: DNA evidence linked @placeholder to the crime scene, where the 22-year-old American psychology graduate was found bludgeoned to death with a metal rod September 6 | A Chilean college security guard has been arrested in the murder of an American graduate and ordered held in jail, an appeals court unanimously ruled on Wednesday. Erica Faith Hagan, 22, from Kentucky, had been in the southern Chilean city of Temuco on an exchange program after graduating from Georgetown College. She was working as a teaching assistant in English and religious education at the Colegio Bautista school, where her lifeless body was found in her dormitory bathtub on September 6. In custody: Domingo Cofre, 44 (left), a former security guard at the Colegio Bautista in Chile, has been arrested in connection to the murder of US graduate Erica Faith Hagan (right)
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Domingo Cofre, 44, is being held in the September 6 killing of Erica Faith Hagan
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Hagan, 22, was a psychology graduate from Kentucky
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She was found in bathtub in her Temuco, Chile, campus apartment with three wounds to the head
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Chilean police said they have found no sign of forced entry in Hagan's home, suggesting she knew the killer
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She had only arrived in July and was due to return to US in December | 6,517 | record_train |
In an excerpt from their real-life exchange, Frost tells @placeholder that he hoped for a "cascade of candor" from the former president. | (CNN) -- Barbara Walters getting very personal with Monica Lewinsky. Steve Kroft squaring off against Bill and Hillary Clinton during a pivotal 1992 campaign interview. Lance Armstrong going to confession with Oprah Winfrey. All were "big get" interviews in what's become TV-speak for marquee encounters. But while various outlets now vie for the first post-"twerking" sitdown with Miley Cyrus, let's not forget that the biggest get of them all is still the exclusive property of David Frost, who died Saturday. His series of May 1977 interviews with former President Richard Nixon, revisited in the acclaimed 2008 feature film "Frost/Nixon," remains the Mount Everest of all such face-offs. The interviews also built a major bridge -- since crossed many times -- between the worlds of showbiz and traditional "hard news." Against all odds and in the face of unyielding skepticism from "real journalists," the man who once hosted "Let's Twist on the Riviera" went toe-to-toe with Nixon in his first interviews after resigning the presidency on August 9, 1974.
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Ed Bark: The late David Frost owned the first "big get" interview: Richard Nixon
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He says it bridged showbiz and "hard news," though some questioned his journalistic cred
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He says Frost drew apology from Nixon; Mike Wallace doubted he could do it
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Bark: Frost would interview others -- Perot, Bush -- but the Nixon"get" is his legacy | 6,518 | record_train |
Regardless, there is a lot riding on @placeholder for Coca-Cola. | The advertising campaign for Coca-Cola's new high-end milk has been heavily criticized for apparent 'sexism'. Featuring pictures of naked women dripping in barely-there dresses made of milk, Fairlife is being launched to much fanfare this month in the United States. The photographs, which appear to be working under the logic that 'sex sells', are loosely based on iconic poses from the past, such as Marilyn Monroe's famous skirt rising in The Seven Year Itch. Scroll down for video Questionable? Twitter has erupted with fury at the allegedly 'sexist' ad campaign for Fairlife milk which is to be launched by Coca-Cola
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Social media unimpressed with soda-giants new campaign for premium milk
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Have labeled Fairlife milk advertisements sexist for their depiction of women
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High-end milk product campaign features naked girls wearing 'milk dresses' | 6,519 | record_train |
But a @placeholder source said: 'There is no spare money in either the basic needs or maintenance budget to pay for Clegg's kitchens.' | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 11:58 EST, 4 December 2013 | UPDATED: 20:07 EST, 4 December 2013 A furious coalition row erupted last night, with the Liberal Democrats accusing Tory Education Secretary Michael Gove of 'lying' about a flagship policy to give children free school meals. Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announced £150million to to build and extend kitchens to cope with the expected demand for the scheme to give free hot lunches to every child under the age of seven. But the Department for Education claims an £80million underspend in schools maintenance budget earmarked for the work does not exist, which the Lib Dems dismissed as 'b*******'.
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Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg announces £600m free meals policy
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He claims it will improve attainment, child health and save parents cash
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£150million offered for schools to extend kitchens and dining halls
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But Department for Education insists £80m 'underspend' does not exist
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Senior Lib Dem source hits back saying: 'The DfE is talking b*******'
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Downing Street backs Mr Clegg and insists the DfE is wrong | 6,520 | record_train |
The animal has previously featured in the plotline of @placeholder where it was seen being very aggressive towards other dogs. | Kim Richards' pitbull terrier Kingsley savaged her niece Alexia so badly that the teen was left needing surgery. The attack on the 18-year-old saw the dog bite her multiple times, with the most severe wound ripping through the flesh on her hand to reach the bone in her thumb. She is understood to have required two different surgeries. The dog, which has a history of biting, currently remains at Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills star Kim's home. Scroll down for video Devoted mother: Kyle Richards sleeps over at Cedars Sinai hospital on Monday as her daughter Alexa is treated after being attacked by her aunt Kim's dog Kingsley in LA
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Alexia, 18, was bitten several times and required two surgeries
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Kim now claims she warned Alexia to stay away from the pitbull and is unsure what to do with the dog
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The animal, Kingsley, has attacked at least three times before, savaging a friend of Kim's in March and even biting its trainer on TV
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Kyle had previously said she was 'nervous' the dog would attack her sister
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Dog remains at Kim's Beverly Hills home and Animal Control Services will not intervene unless a victim or family member files a complaint
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The dog's trainer David Utter says Kim should no longer be allowed to keep the pitbull after these attacks | 6,521 | record_train |
But he was ousted in a coup about a year later amid widespread protests against his rule, with opponents accusing him of pursuing an @placeholder agenda and excluding other factions from the government. | (CNN) -- An Egyptian court has dissolved the Muslim Brotherhood's political wing, the state-run Middle East News Agency reported Saturday -- the government's latest move against the Islamist movement whose fortunes have plummeted since former President Mohamed Morsy's ouster last year. The supreme administrative court's decision dissolves the Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party, which Morsy had once led. The development is another in a string of moves by the current military-backed government to force the Brotherhood underground. Hundreds of its members have been arrested since last year, and many sentenced to death. Morsy himself is in jail and on trial for allegedly inciting murder and other offenses.
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This is the latest in a string of moves by government to force Islamist group underground
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Brotherhood-backed ex-President Mohamed Morsy was ousted and arrested last year | 6,522 | record_train |
'I think because access for journalists is so difficult, people have a skewed image of what @placeholder is - the regime actually want to portray the country as a cauldron of anti-western sentiment so they syndicate news footage of chanting nutcases which is happily picked up by overseas networks. | It is perceived as one of the most introverted countries in the world with a policy of eradicating any outside influence from foreign nations. But a photographer's stunning collection of images from his journey through the Republic of Iran offers a rare insight into what life in the Islamic state is really like. With its tiny villages nestled into the side of mountains and picturesque farm land, which is rarely seen by outsiders, the country is as enchanting as it is mysterious. But photographer Amos Chapple said the real surprise of Persia was not its untouched and beautiful countryside, but how different it is from 'western perceptions of the country'.
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Photographer Amos Chapple took this stunning collection of images over three trips to the Islamic state
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Striking photos show the contrast between the country's unspoilt rural villages and the ultra-modern capital Tehran | 6,523 | record_train |
However, @placeholder remains by far the most attack-prone state in the country with 67 fatalities and 126 injuries in the last 100 years. | It's the chum of all fears. One of the most notorious spots for shark attacks on the Australian coast just got a whole lot more dangerous. Beaches along the tourist mecca strip of the Sunshine Coast have been targeted by people removing baited hooks from drum lines and the activity is 'putting lives at risk'. Scroll down for video Men in grey suits: Queensland's chief shark ranger warns lives are at risk after baited hooks were vandalised Jeff Krause, boss of the Queensland government's shark control program, said 18 drum lines - designed to snare sharks and keep them away from swimmers - have been targeted off Yaroomba and Currumundi over recent weeks.
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State's chief shark ranger warns lives are at risk
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Vandals have stolen baited hooks from 18 drum lines off Sunshine Coast
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Conservationists the prime suspects following controversy over devices
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Qld government unsure of who's to blame for the unprecedented bait grab | 6,524 | record_train |
led @placeholder into the woods by telling her she had a surprise for her. | Alyssa Bustamante was 15 when she killed Elizabeth Olten in 2009 Sentenced to life in prison with possibility of parole today Grandmother of victim shouted in court: 'I think Alyssa should get out of jail the same day Elizabeth gets out of the grave' By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 13:49 EST, 8 February 2012 Jailed for life: Alyssa Bustamante, 18, was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole today The Missouri teenager who confessed to strangling, cutting and stabbing a nine-year-old girl because she wanted to know how it felt to kill someone was sentenced today to life in prison with the possibility of parole.
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Alyssa Bustamante was 15 when she killed Elizabeth Olten in 2009
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Sentenced to life in prison with possibility of parole today
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Grandmother of victim shouted in court: 'I think Alyssa should get out of jail the same day Elizabeth gets out of the grave' | 6,525 | record_train |
Patrick Reed was a rare bright spot for a USA team that was constantly outplayed by @placeholder | Tom Watson hit back at Phil Mickelson after he criticised the USA Ryder Cup captain following their defeat at Gleneagles. The USA captain was the subject of scrutiny on day one with his picks, and Mickelson joined the critics with a damning assessment, saying that Watson 'strayed from a winning formula' used in 2008. But Watson said Mickelson's opinion on how he would manage a Ryder Cup team differed from his own. Phil Mickelson (centre) looks despondent after Europe collect the Ryder Cup trophy Mickelson was clear and specific in his criticism of American Ryder Cup captain Tom Watson on Sunday
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The USA lost heavily despite having the higher ranked players
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Phil Mickelson was dropped by Tom Watson on Saturday
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Mickelson said Watson should have been more like the last Ryder Cup winning captain Paul Azinger
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USA have lost three Ryder Cups in a row and last won away in 1993
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But the @placeholder native was slower than Murdoch in the heats and once again in Thursday's final. | (CNN) -- After crashing in the Tour de Suisse and being overlooked by his team for the Tour de France -- he became the first British winner of the race in 2012 -- Bradley Wiggins hoped relief would come at the Commonwealth Games. "It's given me another focus rather than just lolling about at home feeling miserable," he was quoted as saying by The Guardian. Wiggins indeed won a medal Thursday in the first day of action in Glasgow, but it wasn't the one he wanted. Wiggins and his English teammates could only take home silver, behind a rampant Australia, in the 4,000-meter team pursuit final.
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There's still no Commonwealth gold for English cyclist Bradley Wiggins
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His team finishes second behind a quick Australia in a team pursuit final
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Ross Murdoch upsets fellow Scot Michael Jamieson in the pool
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Mo Farah pulls out of the 5,000 and 10,000 meters because of a stomach illness | 6,527 | record_train |
Mr @placeholder also highlighted ‘aggressive’, ‘intimidating’ and ‘highly organised’ governors that a primary headteacher believed were from a ‘co-ordinated group’ trying to exercise control over a school’s collective worship policy and other issues. | Education Secretary Michael Gove has been accused of 'sitting on' warnings of a 'Trojan Horse' plots since 2010 Education Secretary Michael Gove was accused yesterday of ‘sitting on’ four-year-old warnings that Muslim hardliners were attempting to take over Birmingham schools. Headteacher Tim Boyes said he cautioned the Department for Education (DfE) in 2010 about governors with a ‘disproportionate impact’ wanting to replace one sitting city head with a Muslim. He had described a ‘bloodless coup’ at one Birmingham school and ‘an alliance to destabilise the head’ at another – three years before a letter alleging a ‘Trojan Horse’ plot was sent to the council.
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Headteacher 'sent letter to the council warning of bloodless coup' in 2010
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Caution came three years before council learned of 'Trojan Horse plot'
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investigating @placeholder for the last month, questioning him several times | By Hayley Peterson PUBLISHED: 16:20 EST, 22 May 2013 | UPDATED: 16:57 EST, 22 May 2013 Deceased: Ibragim Todashev was fatally shot by an FBI agent. Initial reports said he had a knife but that was not true A friend of Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev implicated himself and Tsarnaev in a 2011 triple slaying just before he was killed by an FBI agent early Wednesday, NBC and CBS News are reporting. Authorities were pressuring Chechan immigrant Ibragim Todashev, 27, to make a full confession to the murders when he suddenly turned violent, according to CBS. An FBI agent responded by firing his weapon and killing Todashev.
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Ibragim Todashev, 27, reportedly turned violent during an FBI interview
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He had allegedly confessed to the FBI that he and Boston bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev had played a role in a triple slaying in the Boston area in 2011
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Initially, officers claimed that Todashev lunged at the agent with a knife, but they later backtracked and said he may not have had a knife
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Todashev, from Chechnya, was shot dead by the agent just after midnight Wednesday
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Todashev had met Tsarnaev while he was living in Boston and last spoke him about a week before the bombing | 6,529 | record_train |
An intrepid cave explorer ascends a rope hanging from the @placeholder. | Adventurers have stumbled across a cave so enormous that it has its own weather system, complete with wispy clouds and lingering fog inside vast caverns. A team of expert cavers and photographers have been exploring the vast cave system in the Chongquing province of China and have taken the first-ever photographs of the natural wonder. They were amazed to discover the entrance to the hidden Er Wang Dong cave system and were stunned when they managed to climb inside to see a space so large that it can contain a cloud. Scroll down for video The view from a small window in the wall of the vast Niubizi Tian Keng in the Er Wang Dong cave system, where clouds form inside the huge spaces. Three tiny explorers can be seen negotiating the heavily vegetated floor
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The cave system was discovered in the Chongquing province of China by a team of cavers and photographers
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Caver Robbie Shone, from Manchester, said a few of the caves had previously been used by nitrate miners but had not been properly explored
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The network, which includes 'cloud Ladder Hall' measuring around 51,000 metres squared, has water sources and vegetation of the floor | 6,530 | record_train |
As a gift to the FCO, Albert is therefore regarded as an @placeholder asset. | The taxpayer paid £10,000 for a 20-foot snake called Albert to be restuffed by the Foreign Office. Despite insisting deep public spending cuts were ‘essential to the future of the country’, William Hague signed off on the extraordinary bill for the restoration of the 120-year-old anaconda. The reptile hangs in the library of the Foreign Office, but was found to be in ‘poor condition’ so a refurbishment was ordered. The Foreign Office insisted Albert the snake is a 'unique historical heirloom deserving of essential maintenance' A team from the Natural History Museum spent five weeks on the work, using an expensive X-ray CT scanning machine.
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Foreign Secretary called in a team from the Natural History Museum who spent five weeks with an X-ray machine restoring the reptile
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The snake has hung in the Foreign Office library for 120 years
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"After seeing the NFL's decision letters, the @placeholder has still not received any detailed or specific evidence from the league of these specific players' involvement in an alleged pay-to-injure program," Smith said in a statement. | (CNN) -- Four past or present New Orleans Saints players were suspended Wednesday by the National Football League for their roles in the "bountygate" scandal involving bonuses for trying to hurt opponents. The league announced that Scott Fujita, Anthony Hargrove, Will Smith and Jonathan Vilma were suspended without pay for varying lengths of time. The NFL previously suspended Saints coach Sean Payton for the 2012 season while levying an indefinite suspension on former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, who was accused of masterminding the bonus program. Vilma, a linebacker who is still with the Saints, got suspended for a year, and teammate Smith, a defensive end, got a four-game suspension. Fujita, a linebacker with the Cleveland Browns, was suspended for three games while Hargrove, a defensive lineman now with the Green Bay Packers, got an eight-game suspension.
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Two of the suspended players are now with different teams
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The suspensions are the latest by the NFL in the scandal over bounties
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Mr Hockey is subject of one of the facebook slurs allegedly posted by ACCI's @placeholder labelled him a 'fat b*****d' | By Amy Ziniak for Daily Mail Australia An Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Expert has been stood down over alleged offensive slurs on his Facebook page, including one referring to Federal treasurer Joe Hockey. ACCI chief economist Burcell Wilson is being investigated over claims he posted a number of wildly inappropriate comments against the disabled, the refugees, Muslims and Mr Hockey describing him as a 'fat b*****d' whose biography was tedious. The claims have been denied by Mr Wilson who believes someone is after him over political reasons. Scroll down for video Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry acting chief economist Burchell Wilson in Canberra. He has been stood down amids claims of offensive slurs on his facebook page
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ACCI expert stood down over alleged offensive Facebook slurs posted on his facebook
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The comments included describing treasurer Joe Hockey as a 'fat b*****d'
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Wildly inappropriate comments about the disabled, refugees and muslims
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Burcell Wilson has denied claims saying he's victim of hacking
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The case of the telegenic boy became a flashpoint between supporters and opponents of @placeholder's revolution. | Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Elian Gonzalez, the focus of a bitter international custody dispute after he was rescued at sea as a child, left Cuba on Friday for the first time since 2000, when the U.S. government returned him to the island. Gonzalez, who also turned 20 on Friday, traveled to Quito, Ecuador, as part of a 200-member Cuban delegation to a weeklong youth conference there. It marks a return to the international spotlight for Gonzalez, who recently said in an interview published in Cuba's state-run media that his fame continues to follow him in Cuba. "Wherever I go there's always a child, an old woman that comes to me and wants to meet me," he said. "Not because I am famous but because they suffered with my family."
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Elian Gonzalez was returned to Cuba at age 6 after a tragic attempt to get to the U.S.
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He had not left Cuba since then until now; he is going to Ecuador for a youth conference
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"Fidel Castro for me is like a father," Gonzalez said in a recent interview | 6,534 | record_train |
'Part of me felt like it would be exploiting my @placeholder and letting strangers see her at her worst,' he wrote. | A musician whose mother was diagnosed with a severe case of Alzheimer's has released a heartbreaking video of himself singing one of his own songs to her, in the hopes of helping her to remember. Joe Fraley, a songwriter who lives in Alhambra, California, commented alongside the video, which has now received more than one million views on YouTube, saying that it helps to raise awareness of the illness - and that it inspires people to cherish their own parents, while they can. 'This is a video of me playing a song to my Mom who has Alzheimer's,' he explained. 'This was before she moved into assisted living, when she lived at home with me and my Dad.
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Songwriter Joe Fraley filmed himself singing to his mom shortly before she was moved into an assisted living facility
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The musician posted the video to YouTube where it has been watched by more than one million people | 6,535 | record_train |
The Ireland squad are staying at the luxury four star hotel before flying to @placeholder on Thursday | Martin O’Neill has offered his full and unreserved backing to Roy Keane after an alleged row with a fan at the team hotel in Dublin. Reports that the Ireland assistant manager was involved in a bust-up outside the bar area in the Portmarnock hotel quickly spread on Wednesday night. But Keane’s boss has leapt to his defence in a video statement published on the FAI’s website on Thursday morning. Roy Keane (right, next to goalkeeping coach Seamus McDonagh) looked unruffled at Republic of Ireland training on Thursday The assistant manager took training as normal after allegations that he had been involved in a bust-up with a fan on Wednesday night
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Martin O'Neill has issued a statement backing his assistant Roy Keane after an alleged bust-up
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It was alleged that Keane rowed with a fan outside the bar area at Ireland's hotel in Portmarnock
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According to sources, the incident was blown out of all proportion
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The FAI were adamant Keane had their 'full support' and of manager, Martin O'Neill
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Sidelined: @placeholder sat on the bench in the first half but came on to score Chelsea's third goal | By Sami Mokbel Follow @@SamiMokbel81_DM John Terry came off the bench to score as Chelsea got their pre-season schedule off to a winning start over Wycombe. The Chelsea skipper slotted home his side's third of the night as the Blues - who were without their two big summer signings Diego Costa and Cesc Fabregas - cruised to a comfortable 5-0 win. Jose Mourinho started with a youthful side, the likes of Nathan Ake, Andreas Christiansen, Patrick Bamford and Nathaniel Chalobah all included in Wycombe forward Matt Bloomfield's testimonial. VIDEO Scroll down to watch John Terry's extra pre-season training Get in there: Branislav Ivanovic and John Terry celebrate Chelsea's fourth goal
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Patrick Bamford opens the scoring on return from loan spell with Derby
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John Terry and Branislav Ivanovic both score headers for the Blues
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Former West Brom youngster Izzy Brown grabs two goals
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Kurt Zouma makes his debut as a first half substitute
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Jose Mourinho made big changes at half time with much changed side
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Mixture of experience and youth picked for Matt Bloomfield's testimonial
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Todd Kane picks up a first half injury, forcing him off early on
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Chelsea's World Cup stars, including Diego Costa, are still on holiday
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departure is the biggest example yet of the dismantling of the @placeholder | England took the seismic decision to sack their best player on Tuesday as the fallout from the worst Ashes tour in their history claimed its most high-profile victim in Kevin Pietersen. Paul Downton, the new managing director of the England team, made the huge call to dismiss Pietersen — the leading runscorer in their history — just three days after overseeing the departure of their most successful coach Andy Flower. Downton on Tuesday met England captain Alastair Cook and one-day coach Ashley Giles in a hotel opposite Lord’s and they reached the ‘unanimous’ conclusion that Pietersen, after almost as many controversies as runs, is more trouble than he is worth.
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Kevin Pietersen's nine-year England career has come to an end
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It comes after a meeting between ODI coach Ashley Giles, Managing Director Paul Downton and Test and ODI skipper Alastair Cook
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An ECB statement says: 'England cricket owes a debt of gratitude to Kevin'
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Pietersen posts picture on Twitter expressing his sadness at exit
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@placeholder testified that he did not discuss the outburst with the major who oversaw the intelligence analysis officers, the company's first sergeant nor the company commander. | Fort Meade, Maryland (CNN) -- Closing arguments are scheduled Thursday in the hearing for Pfc. Bradley Manning, the man accused of committing the biggest intelligence leak in U.S. history. On Wednesday, Manning's defense attorney spent a brief 35 minutes questioning two witnesses before resting his case. Manning's Article 32 hearing is part of the military's process of determining whether he should face court martial. The first defense witness called was Sgt. Daniel Padgett who served with Manning in Iraq and witnessed one of several angry outbursts witnesses have described. Security Clearance blog: Bradley Manning and the need to share Padgett was the senior enlisted man on the night shift in the intelligence office where Manning worked.
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Manning's defense calls only two witnesses
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A witness tells the hearing about a Manning outburst
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Since placing third in @placeholder last year, Skye has been besieged with calls from marketing companies and publicity reps, asking her to endorse products on social media, including everything from bikinis to underwear- offers she feels she can't take full advantage of until after surgery. | It's the afternoon after surgery and Big Brother's Skye Wheatley is writhing in agony in her hospital bed. The pretty blonde from the Gold Coast is unusually quiet after undergoing a boob job at Bangkok's Piyavate Hospital to increase her asymmetrical 10A and 10C chest to matching Ds. Propped up against a mountain of pillows, drains attached to her bandaged chest, she calls for the nurse demanding more pain killers before glancing down at her chest and declaring: 'Hello my lovely Bangkok babies!' Dream come true: Big Brother's Skye Wheatley is recovering after undergoing a boob job at Bangkok's Piyavate Hospital to increase her asymmetrical 10A and 10C chest to matching Ds
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Big Brother's Skye Wheatley underwent a boob job at Bangkok's Piyavate Hospital
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She increased her asymmetrical 10A and 10C chest to matching Ds
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15,000 Australians fly to Thailand every year in pursuit of affordable cosmetic surgery
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Some Australian medical experts have growing concerns over the commercialisation of cosmetic surgery | 6,540 | record_train |
Spectacular scenes: Malta got a tourism boost worth £1m in advertising thanks to @placeholder | Commentary on social media about films and TV shows can generate millions of pounds in free advertising for the locations featured on screen, new research has found. According to a study by EuroScreen, 'chatter' on Twitter, Facebook and other social media platforms about the locations seen on the big screen can lead to a tourism boom. Tweeting about London after watching an episode of Sherlock, or sharing a beautiful picture of Malta seen in Game of Thrones has a direct impact on tourism to those destinations, the research claims. Free marketing: 1999 rom-com Notting Hill generated the equivalent of £19.5million in ad spend for London
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'Chatter' about destinations on screen translates to millions in ad spend
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Notting Hill generated the equivalent of £19.5m in advertising for London
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Social media mentions of Game of Thrones boosted Malta tourism | 6,541 | record_train |
Both jurors felt Dunn crossed a line when he continued to fire at the SUV as it fled the scene, that any threat @placeholder may have felt earlier had passed. | (CNN) -- One of the jurors in the trial of Michael Dunn said that race played no part in the case. The Florida jury on Saturday convicted Dunn, 47, on three charges of attempted second-degree murder for shooting into an SUV holding four black teenagers, after arguing with Jordan Davis, 17, about the volume of their music. Dunn is white; Davis was black. The shots continued even as the SUV was fleeing, and Dunn was also convicted of one count of shooting into the vehicle. But a first-degree murder charge for Davis' death resulted in a hung jury. "I never once thought about, oh, this was a black kid. This was a white guy," Juror No. 8 Creshuna Miles told CNN on Thursday.
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Michael Dunn killed Jordan Davis, 17, after an argument over loud music
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Prosecutors had sought the death penalty for @placeholder, 43, but the court chose to give him a lengthy prison term and a fine of 20 million won, or about $17,500. | Busan, South Korea (CNN) -- A South Korean court on Thursday sentenced the captain of a Chinese fishing boat to 30 years in prison for murdering a South Korean coast guard officer during a confrontation in the Yellow Sea last year. The court in the port of Incheon also handed down prison terms to several other crew members of the Chinese vessel, which the South Korean coast guard officials boarded on December 12 because they suspected it of fishing illegally. The skipper of the fishing boat, Cheng Dawei, was convicted of stabbing the coast guard officer, Lee Cheng-ho, several times with a knife. Lee later died of his injuries and another coast guard official was wounded in the encounter.
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Chinese fishermen clashed with South Korean coast guards last year
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The captain of the Chinese boat stabbed a coast guard officer to death
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Thwomp: Look out for @placeholder at a high school or shopping mall promenade near you | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:04 EST, 14 January 2014 | UPDATED: 05:11 EST, 15 January 2014 Basketball great LeBron James has a history of flopping—or faking fouls to gain an advantage—but a recent display of on-court dramatics was so over-the-top it started a viral video craze of fans mimicking their idol. It’s called LeBroning and is sure to show up at a shopping mall near you very soon. The process is simple: while a friend takes video, the Lebroner ever-so-slightly bumps into an innocent passerby and then flops to the ground with as much flair as possible.
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‘@placeholder has impressed us with his grasp of the issues since joining the group and brings great experience, particularly from his time at Newcastle United, which we feel confident will be invaluable to Rangers.’ | Rangers confirmed Derek Llambias as their new chief executive on Friday in a move that further cements Mike Ashley’s position at Ibrox. The former Newcastle United managing director was initially appointed to the Rangers board as a non-executive director early last month, a week or so after Ashley made a £2million loan to the strife-torn club. It had been widely expected that he would step forward as Graham Wallace’s replacement. The SFA issued notices of complaint against Rangers and Ashley earlier this week, alleging breaches of an undertaking about his influence on the day-to-day running of the club. A hearing will take place on January 27.
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Derek Llambias becomes new Rangers chief executive
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David Somers reverts to previous role as non-executive chairman
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And while @placeholder's economy is stable, it is not growing. | Crimeans voted to break off from Ukraine and join Russia. Their vote represents the re-establishment of a historic cultural relationship. But take away the emotional side of the Crimean referendum and reality hits home -- the economic challenges that are yet to knock on their door. The peninsula only produces one-tenth of the energy it consumes. Ninety percent of its water, 80% of its electricity, and roughly 65% of its gas come from the rest of Ukraine. And while Russia has enough energy to supply power to Crimea, it's lacking the infrastructure -- there are not even any underwater cables though the Strait of Kerch, which separates Russia and Crimea.
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Crimea is entirely integrated into Ukraine's mainland economy and infrastructure
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The peninsula only produces one-tenth of the energy it consumes
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If the region becomes part of Russia, Moscow will have to invest heavily in the region | 6,546 | record_train |
The couple told the station they received a letter addressed to @placeholder on Monday. | Director Spike Lee issued an apology Wednesday night to a Florida couple who had to leave their home after he retweeted a message that erroneously listed their address as belonging to George Zimmerman. "I Deeply Apologize To The McClain Family For Retweeting Their Address," Lee tweeted. "It Was A Mistake. Please Leave The McClain's In Peace. Justice In Court" Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer who claimed he killed teenager Trayvon Martin in self-defense last month, lives more than 4 miles from David and Elaine McClain. He is reported to be in hiding. The McClains moved into a hotel room after the retweets.
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Spike Lee apologizes for retweeting address of family 4 miles from Zimmerman
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Couple at address say they're interested in community healing
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He was shot in the jaw by his cousin and best friend, @placeholder. | A third victim of the Washington high school shooting has died a week after a teen-aged gunman opened fire on a group of his best friends and family members involved in a tragic love triangle. Shaylee Chuckulnaskit, 14, succumbed to gunshot wounds she suffered when 15-year-old Jaylen Fryberg opened fire on the group in the canteen at Marysville-Pilchuck High School during a lunch break. Known to her family as 'Shay' she passed away at the Providence Medical Center as a result of 'severe injuries'. Her friend Gia Soriano, 14, and the girl the schoolboy gunman had a crush on, Zoe Galasso, 14, were also killed in the tragic shooting.
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Jaylen Fryberg, 15, opened fire on a group of friends during a lunch break
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Shaylee Chuckulnaskit, 14, succumbed to gunshot wounds on Friday
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Her family said she was a 'caring daughter and loving sister'
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Zoe Galasso, 14, who split with Fryberg days earlier, died at the scene
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Galasso's new boyfriend - the shooter's cousin - was critically wounded
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Fryberg also shot three other friends before turning the gun on himself
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One of the friends, Gia Soriano, 14, died of gunshot wounds on Sunday
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Government, the @placeholder Prime Minister - to fight hard for Britain's | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor David Cameron has intervened in the UK’s biggest ever takeover, warning he is 'determined' to protect British jobs as US drugs giant Pfizer stepped up its bid for AstraZeneca. Viagra maker Pfizer said it hoped the new offer of £50 a share – up 7 per cent on a bid in January – would speed up a move towards a ‘combination’ between the two drugs firms, but UK-based AstraZeneca rejected the move. The Prime Minister revealed he had sought 'assurances' from Pfizer about protecting jobs, and insisted he would not allow an 'abject surrender' of a British firm.
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US drugs giant makes new offer of £50 per share, up 7% on January bid
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Pfizer hopes the hike will speed up a move towards a 'combination' of firms
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Ministers insist they are pushing in 'hard-nosed way' to protect jobs
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Senior Tory Lord Heseltine calls for new rules to block foreign takeovers
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AstraZeneca employs 6,700 in the UK of more than 50,000 worldwide | 6,549 | record_train |
@placeholder denies developing second generation phishing programmes for mobile smart phones and paypal when arrested. | By Francesca Infante PUBLISHED: 11:26 EST, 11 September 2013 | UPDATED: 06:05 EST, 12 September 2013 Fraudsters allgedly posted fake adverts for work at Harrods on a website as part of a £1 million scam to trick desperate job hunters of their savings, a court heard today. The Nigerian gang recruited a British computer whizzkid Tyrone Ellis to write 'Trojan' malware which were hidden in job application pack downloads posted on the free website Gumtree. Once embedded on computers, the software copied bank log on and security details of those seeking work before forwarding them on to the gang, the court was told.
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The gang used 'Trojan' software that corrupted computers as they tried to download the application form allowing the gang to steal security details
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The fraud was uncovered when job hunters complained to Harrods that their computers had become infected
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The United States and South Korea are carrying out annual joint military drills, which @placeholder has condemned as a provocation. | (CNN) -- U.S. and North Korean officials are meeting Wednesday in Beijing to settle the details of a plan to allow the resumption of food aid to the North. The talks take place against a backdrop of bellicose images and rhetoric from Pyongyang. North Korean television this week aired footage of a military unit carrying out live-fire drills in sight of a South Korean island. Robert King, the U.S. special envoy for North Korean human rights issues, is holding talks with representatives from Pyongyang on Wednesday to "finalize all of the technical arrangements so that the nutritional assistance can begin to move," according to the U.S. State Department.
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North Korea last week announced a freeze on nuclear and missile tests
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He praised Musharraf's economic and security achievements, described Pakistan as a "vital friend" and said @placeholder's aid program for the country would continue. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The United States and Britain praised Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf's contribution to the war on terror while the Bush administration claimed no role in the leader's resignation Monday. Pakistan's Pervez Musharraf has until now stubbornly resisted pressure to quit. A senior State Department official familiar with the situation told CNN U.S. officials were in touch with Musharraf in the week leading up to the resignation. However, the official said, the United States made it clear that it would not get involved in the struggle between Musharraf and the newly elected Pakistani parliament. "If he made a decision to go, or fight against it -- we didn't advise him either way," the official said. "We really did keep our fingers out of this one."
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Pervez Musharraf tells nationwide audience he will resign as president
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@placeholder took it as her calling and decided to accept the kingship, becoming the first female king of Otuam, reigning over approximately 7,000 people. | Five years ago Peggielene Bartels was working as a secretary just outside Washington D.C. She lived in a humble one-bedroom apartment and when she was not typing letters and answering phone calls, she spent her time cooking and completing household chores. Then late one night in 2008 she was awoken by a phone call at 4 o'clock in the morning. Scroll down for video Royalty: Peggielene Bartels became king of Otuam over night after village elders chose her despite the fact she was in the U.S. working as a secretary Humble beginnings: Peggielene, right, working as a young secretary around 1980 with a former Ghanaian ambassador to Washington
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Peggielene Bartels lived in a humble one-bedroom apartment in the U.S.
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"It is heartbreaking that someone always looking out for the safety of his colleagues would lose his life covering the story in Cairo, @placeholder. | (CNN) -- A cameraman with Sky News was killed in Egypt Wednesday as he covered the violent unrest in Cairo, the UK-based news channel reported on its website. Mick Deane, 61, had worked for Sky for 15 years, based in Washington and then Jerusalem, the channel said. He previously worked for CNN, based in London and Rome. A Sky News team member told CNN that Deane was shot inside the Rabaa al-Adawiya camp, where security forces have been trying Wednesday to clear supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsy. "Michael was about to lift the camera on his shoulder (when) a sniper from the other side opened fired and killed him instantly," he said. "The moment he lifted the camera he was shot dead by a sniper."
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CNN journalists pay tribute to cameraman Mick Deane, a former co-worker
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Javier Manquillo: 'The first time I watched @placeholder play, I was only a child. | Steven Gerrard has described it as the 'toughest decision of my life' after announcing he will leave Liverpool. Steven Gerrard has officially announced that he will leave Liverpool in the summer, sparking tributes from his current team-mates and those who once wore the club's famous red shirt alongside him. Reds manager Brendan Rodgers, who says the word 'legend' doesn't do Gerrard justice, and 23 members of his squad have all had their say on their club captain. Former Liverpool players including Xabi Alonso, Michael Owen and Jonjo Shelvey have also praised the 34-year-old midfielder on Twitter. Here, Sportsmail takes a look at the reaction to the news that Gerrard is calling time on his career at Anfield.
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Steven Gerrard will leave Liverpool when his contract expires this summer
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Gerrard has made 695 appearances for the Reds and scored 180 goals
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Fab Four: The Beatles sent @placeholder into a spin in the sixties | By Sarah Dean The man who jumped on to a policeman's shoulder and launched himself on-stage with The Beatles in 1964 has revealed the moment he shook John Lennon's hand before Paul McCartney told police to 'let him go'. Brent McAuslan shot to fame when he escaped from the packed crowd at Melbourne's Festival Hall to shake hands with his idol John Lennon in front of thousands. The Beatles had just finished their final song of the night, Long Tall Sally, when the 19-year-old Australian broke through security to reach the Fab Four. Idol: Brent McAuslan shot to fame when he jumped from the packed crowd at Melbourne's Festival Hall to shake hands with John Lennon
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Brent McAuslan jumped on to the stage at Melbourne's Festival Hall
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@placeholder learned about, there is no record of officials reporting the | By Daily Mail Reporter and Associated Press Thousands of previously unpublished Boy Scouts of America files that detail suspected sexual abuse by employees and volunteers, including doctors, teachers and priests, have been posted online. The Los Angeles Times published the horrifying database with redacted victims' names on Tuesday, including material that was released earlier by an Oregon Supreme Court judge's ruling. The Boy Scouts kept the files - numbering almost 2,000 - for internal use for nearly a century, and they now reveal the systematic coverups by the organisation, which in turn led to more abuse. Cover ups: Portland attorney Kelly Clark examines some of the previously confidential documents created by the Boy Scouts of America concerning child sex abuse within the organization
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The Los Angeles Times published the shocking database on Tuesday
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And just as @placeholder, driven by the strange demons that seem to haunt the super-famous, died before his time so Jackson has died, aged 50, in Los Angeles after suffering cardiac arrest." | (CNN) -- Michael Jackson's bizarre private life and change in appearance ended up eclipsing his musical achievements, according to the world's media. A Los Angeles fire official told CNN that paramedics arrived at Michael Jackson's home after a 911 call. Jackson's death from cardiac arrest Thursday has sparked an outpouring of grief from fans, and his life has been given a more measured summing up by news media. Britain's Guardian newspaper said "his bizarre life-style and personal notoriety eclipsed his talent and his numerous achievements." The Guardian said his fame, from the age of 11, "had such a damaging effect that his life was permanently affected." Watch why Jackson is "as big as it gets" »
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It also had the effect of putting the speech closer to @placeholder's election day. | The White House confirmed on Monday that President Barack Obama doesn't plan to attend the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's conference next week, held annually in Washington, D.C., and that no cabinet-level U.S. official is currently scheduled to make an appearance. The 'largest gathering of America's pro-Israel community,' according to the confab's organizations, AIPAC draws a crowd of roughly 14,000 attendees, many of whom are of Jewish heritage. The last time Obama showed up at the conference was in 2012 as he stared down reelection. Typically, a high-level administration official represents the U.S. at the mass gathering. But this year, supporters of Israel, a close ally of the U.S., may not receive that courtesy from the administration with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu set to make an in-person appearance.
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@placeholder talks about atheists and left-wing loons ruining Christmas for children. | (CNN) -- I wrote a book called "Every Day is an Atheist Holiday." Recently I got up at the non-Vegas magical hour of 6 a.m. to do radio interviews all over the country to let people know about it. I did some interviews with atheist and skeptic podcasts, but the 6 a.m. talks were usually morning radio. And morning radio has a lot of theists. My book had just come out that day so even jocks who wanted to read it hadn't had the time to do more than skim. Many of the DJs saw the words "holiday" and "atheist" and asked me how I felt about "The War on Christmas."
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Fox News' Bill O'Reilly says left-wing loons are waging war on Christmas, ruining it for kids
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Penn Jillette says the Monkees were his entry drug to real, hardcore rock 'n' roll
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"I never heard anything," @placeholder told CNN on Tuesday. | Kaufman County, Texas (CNN) -- David Crone and his wife were friends with their next-door neighbors, Mike and Cynthia McLelland. They enjoyed life in their quiet, idyllic neighborhood east of Dallas. Tuesday, crime scene tape separating their homes showed that not all was well and peaceful. Deputies and other investigators continued their search for evidence at the home of Mike McLelland, district attorney for Kaufman County. The prosecutor and his wife were were killed there over the weekend. Friends discovered their bodies Saturday, nearly two months to the day after someone killed McLelland's chief felony prosecutor, Mark Hasse, in a daytime shooting outside the county courthouse January 31.
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Two star: @placeholder restaurant Fugu Fukuji will retain it's Michelin rating | A diner had to be rushed to hospital after eating the toxic liver of a puffer fish in a Michelin two-star restaurant in Tokyo. The restaurant's head chef has been suspended by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government for serving the dish at Fugu Fukuji in the capital's upmarket Ginza area. The 35-year-old woman had to be taken to hospital suffering from a headache and numbness in her lips after eating her meal at the restaurant on November 10. Dangerous: Japanese delicacy puffer fish must be prepared carefully before being served A Japanese health official said: 'The chef served a liver, knowing that it is toxic, even if it was a request from the customer. It should warrant punitive actions'.
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The 35-year-old woman had to be taken to hospital suffering from poisoning after eating the Japanese delicacy
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ONS said: ‘The higher average spend in @placeholder may be partly explained by the different nature and size of the energy market there. | By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 10:27 EST, 3 March 2014 | UPDATED: 14:01 EST, 3 March 2014 Families have seen their energy bills soar by 55 per cent in a decade, despite them cutting the amount of gas and electricity they use by almost a fifth. Rising prices from the Big Six suppliers have seen inflation-busting rises every year since 2002, squeezing incomes particularly since the 2007 crash. Ministers have repeatedly urged households to reduce their consumption to cut bills, but the Office for National Statistics said the increase in spending is ‘explained solely by rises in energy prices’.
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The two will start their journey next June in Oakland, @placeholder, and spend about 100 hours tracing the 28,000 miles of Earhart's original flight. | By Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 14:19 EST, 1 August 2013 | UPDATED: 15:33 EST, 1 August 2013 A TV anchor named after Amelia Rose Earhart plans to recreate the famous female pilot's 1937 attempt to fly around the world. The 30-year-old Denver traffic and weather reporter announced the plan at the 2013 Aviation show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin yesterday with co-pilot Patrick Carter. Rose Earhart, who recently discovered she was distantly related to her namesake, said she wanted to recreate the flight in order inspire adventure in others. Inspired: Amelia Rose Earhart, named after the first female pilot, will recreate the aviatrix's 1937 plan to fly around the world next summer
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Denver traffic and weather reporter Amelia Rose Earhart, 30, plans to retrace the first female pilot's 1937 fight around the world
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She will take off from Oakland, California next June with co-pilot Patrick Carter
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Virgin's first regular commercial flights on the Dreamliner will be between @placeholder and Boston starting Tuesday. | Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Atlantic has celebrated its inaugural Dreamliner flight with the first ever gig to be live streamed over the Atlantic Ocean. UK chart toppers Rudimental and electronic music duo Gorgon City performed for an exclusive audience of fans and guests aboard the Boeing 787 and thousands of viewers who watched the performance on the airline's website. The #Flightdecks gig, live streamed via the plane's wifi system, took place at 30,000ft as the aircraft flew from London Gatwick Airport to Atlanta, where co-owner Delta Air Lines is based, on Thursday. Scroll down for video Rudimental and Gorgon City perform on board the inaugural flight of the Virgin Atlantic 787 over the Atlantic
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UK acts performed for passengers and viewers watching online
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Virgin will fly the Dreamliner between Heathrow and US destinations
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VR technology already suffered a demise back in 1995, in what @placeholder executives define as "the nuclear winter of virtual reality." | Dublin (CNN)We might still not have jetpacks and flying cars, but another dangling promise of the technology world now seems one step closer. Virtual reality (VR) is a serious business, as confirmed by Facebook's acquisition of Oculus VR for $2 billion earlier this year. Now, the makers of the highly anticipated Oculus device seem on track to deliver a consumer model, which they say is "many months," but not years, away. "This is the beginning of consumer virtual reality," said Brendan Iribe, CEO of Oculus VR, referring to the company's latest prototype, called "Crescent Bay." Faster, lighter and equipped with headphones, the prototype offers the best performance to date, says Iribe, and a convincing peek into the world of virtual reality. "It has very low latency, so when you're moving around it's not catching up with you, it's all happening instantaneously," Iribe told CNN, from the Web Summit technology conference, in Dublin.
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Oculus VR has created a virtual reality technology, currently at the prototype stage
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He resigned from @placeholder, bringing to an end, two-months of dishonesty. | By Amanda Williams PUBLISHED: 05:04 EST, 7 August 2013 | UPDATED: 07:15 EST, 7 August 2013 Security Guard David Glass has been jailed for 15 months for stealing £49,600 from armoured Loomis trucks A security guard funded a lavish lifestyle with almost £50,000 stolen from 50 cash machines he was supposed to be refilling. Former soldier David Glass, 33, took the cash from the armoured trucks he drove to supply bank cash points while working for security company Loomis. Hull Crown Court heard that Glass had taken £49,600 in cash while delivering notes to ATM machines between October and December last year, and that he had been the driver for note delivery of 50 ATM deliveries where money had gone missing.
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Former soldier David Glass, 33, took cash from armoured trucks he drove
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Hull Crown Court heard Glass had taken £49,600 in cash over 2 months
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The full report is available on the website of the Royal Society, @placeholder's national scientific academy. | London (CNN) -- China is experiencing a "meteoric rise" in the publication of scientific papers in the past two decades, and while the United States remains on top, its dominance is slipping, a new study found this week. Fewer than one out of 20 of the world's scientific articles came out of China in the decade up to 2003, the study shows. But the number rose to more than one out of 10 in the period from 2004 to 2008. That pushed it up from sixth place to second, Britain's Royal Society found. The United States was in first place in both time periods, but its share of publications dropped from more than one in four to about one in five.
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China moves from sixth place to second in the publication of science articles
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@placeholder's President on Thursday postponed a senatorial election that had been set for next week, citing the Ebola outbreak in the country. | (CNN) -- The family of NBC cameraman Ashoka Mukpo, who contracted Ebola while working in Liberia, is cautiously optimistic after doctors said that his condition at a Nebraska hospital has improved slightly. With developments pouring in from all corners of the world, here's what you need to know to quickly get caught up: WEST AFRICA No relief in sight: The number of deaths attributed to the current Ebola outbreak has climbed to 4,033, the World Health Organization reported Friday. The tally brings the total number of confirmed, probable and suspected cases of Ebola to 8,399. The numbers were reported from Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Spain and the United States.
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Spain creates a committee to tackle the Ebola crisis
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Like it or not, brands are something that have been deeply integrated into the fabric of our lives (as has @placeholder). | (CNN) -- If you've seen "The Social Network" or taken a few minutes to really look at your Facebook page, you may have started to figure out that what you get out of Facebook and what Facebook gets out of you are very different things. As a MetaFilter commenter once said, "If you're not paying for something, you're not the customer; you're the product being sold." This week, Facebook acquired the hugely popular 2-year-old photo-sharing site Instagram, paying an astounding $1 billion. Even though it was available only on Apple devices until last week, Instagram has attracted 30 million users who upload about 5 millions photos every day. With its filters and other features, Instagram helped make amateur photography a lot better-looking.
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Facebook acquired the popular photo-sharing site Instagram for $1 billion
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The president with the most victories is @placeholder, with a stunning 214 wins. | A long-running losing streak dating back to 2006 in Washington has finally come to an end. Theodore Roosevelt has won the presidents' race at Nationals Park after more than 500 consecutive losses. For years, baseball fans have repeatedly watched the foam-headed version of the 26th president lose the traditional mascot footrace held during a break in the fourth inning of Nationals' home games. Fans, and even some politicians, began a public campaign to "Let Teddy Win." The caricatures of Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and even George Washington have conspired to prevent Teddy from crossing the finish line first. But not Wednesday, the last game of the regular season against the Philadelphia Phillies.
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The mascot race involves four foam-headed caricatures of presidents
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Martin, 24, left the @placeholder last month because of "harassment that went far beyond the traditional locker room hazing," his lawyer said. | (CNN) -- Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross will wait until an NFL investigator meets with Jonathan Martin before holding his own meeting, the team said Tuesday. Ross had announced on Monday that he would fly to an undisclosed location on Wednesday to talk to the offensive lineman about why he left the NFL team last month. Martin's sudden departure two weeks ago ignited a controversy over locker room hazing, perceived bullying and racial slurs among professional football players. "We want to get to the bottom of it," Ross told reporters in Miami on Monday. "We want to get to hear what the real facts are. There's been so much said and done to date that I don't think anybody really knows what has happened, because nobody has really spoken with Jonathan Martin directly."
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@placeholder voters are overwhelmingly male compared to the other parties, who are more evenly split between men and women | The secret lives of Britain’s voters has been laid by new research revealing Conservatives are the highest earners, Lib Dems are better educated and Labour voters are least likely to own their own home. But strikingly the study shows the average Ukip supporter is a white, working class man from the Midlands, shattering the image of Nigel Farage’s appeal stretching only to disaffected shire Tories. The study comes as it emerged comedian Jethro has joined Ukip, and the watchdog Ofcom ruled that it should be treated as a major party in England and Wales by broadcasters covering this year's European elections.
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Populus survey examines lifestyle, family, race and wages of 14,000 voters
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@placeholder’s other sister, who lives nearby and also asked not to be named, said: ‘I have no brother.’ | By Claire Ellicott, Simon Tomlinson and Matt Chorley PUBLISHED: 05:07 EST, 1 August 2013 | UPDATED: 05:50 EST, 1 August 2013 The grandmother of murdered schoolboy Daniel Pelka today spoke out to defend her daughter saying social services should be blamed for his death. Jolanta Luczak said the four-year-old's mother Magdelena Luczak, 27, was a 'really normal girl' despite the fact that she is facing a lengthy prison term along with her partner Mariusz Krezolek. Speaking from her home in Lodz, Poland, Mrs Luczak told Sky News: 'I don't know who influenced her. 'I don’t know what kind of man she met, what she did, what she was thinking but please tell the judge that she was a really normal girl.
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Nick Clegg says 'vile, evil murder' should be 'on all of our consciences'
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this is like anywhere else in rural @placeholder and a kid with a | By David Mccormack and Associated Press Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:57 EST, 24 October 2013 | UPDATED: 12:36 EST, 24 October 2013 Cops unloaded a further six or seven shots into the body of dying teenager Andy Lopez even after he had already hit the ground, claims a neighbor who witnessed the shooting. Lopez was spotted by deputies on Tuesday afternoon in Santa Rosa, California, carrying a toy rifle which they mistakenly thought was a real assault weapon. Hundreds of local residents marched on Wednesday night to remember the popular teen and protest at the senseless shooting. They chanted 'We need justice' as they questioned how the deputies could mistake a pellet gun for an assault rifle.
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Andy Lopez was spotted by cops in Sonoma County carrying what they believed was a rifle
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Local residents in Santa Rosa, California, angered by the shooting carried out a March For Justice on Wednesday night
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On his daily blog, @placeholder writes about the challenges of being at sea alone, "The first few days at sea are always the worst -- the lack of sleep leaves me feeling drained all the time but I know I just need to keep pushing on, knowing that I'll soon acclimatize and that things are going to get better and better." | LONDON, England (CNN) -- A 16 year-old Australian schoolgirl is hoping to achieve a sailing feat that is so tough it has brought many experienced men and women to the brink of death. Sixteen-year-old Jessica Watson of Australia plans to sail solo around the world Jessica Watson, of Mooloolaba, Queensland, plans to set out on a solo round-the-world sailing mission in November -- and hopes to become the youngest person to ever sail non-stop around the world alone. But with the impending weeks of solitary confinement, freeze-dried foods, changing conditions and threat of injury, illness or death -- why would she want to do it?
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Sixteen-year-old Jessica Watson plans to sail solo around the world
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"@placeholder couldn't find where the remaining 24 were being detained," the source said. | Nigerian government officials and the International Committee of the Red Cross have had talks with Boko Haram about swapping imprisoned members of the Islamist terrorist group for the more than 200 Chibok school girls kidnapped in April, a source involved in the negotiations told CNN. The officials met four times in mid-August with two senior members of Boko Haram in Nigeria's capital, Abuja. The swap would involve the release of 30 Boko Haram commanders in the custody of the Nigerian government, according to the source, who asked not to be named due to the sensitivity of the issue. Boko Haram submitted a list with the names of 30 members who were either convicted or awaiting trial on terror offenses.
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recognized @placeholder 'as the person in the video cutting off the foot of | A teenager believed to have been killed by a human trafficking gang may have had her foot sawn off while she was still alive, it emerged today. Carina Saunders' dismembered body was found dumped in a duffel bag in Bethany, Oklahoma City, last October. A witness told police that one of the men charged with Carina's murder beat her, tied her to a table and tortured her by sawing off her left foot, documents revealed today. The suspect then tried to cut off the 19-year-old's right foot before the saw broke, it was claimed. Scroll down for video Brutal crime: Luis Ruiz, left, has been charged with killing and dismembering Carina Saunders, right, in Oklahoma City
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The switch came partly because @placeholder, like Bush, had a gentle, honest personality that voters looked back on with fondness. | (CNN) -- Thursday afternoon, Barack Obama presided over the unveiling of George W. Bush's official portrait in the White House, a warm event that reminds us: It feels like years since President Dubya regaled the world with his famous spoonerisms. His retirement has been defined by an awkward silence. While John McCain's endorsement was trumpeted by Mitt Romney, Bush delivered his in just four words. "I'm for Mitt Romney," he shouted to a journalist as an elevator door closed between them. If, just for old time's sake, Bush had said, "I'm for Ritt Momney," it would have been perfect. Bush's silence may be motivated by the recognition that much of the public doesn't like him. He left office with the worst approval rating for a president since Watergate. But Bush could undergo a renaissance of enthusiasm. Consider the shifting attitudes toward Harry Truman.
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@placeholder told her followers: 'Just had a mayday message, 35ft boat | By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 18:00 EST, 1 September 2012 | UPDATED: 14:38 EST, 3 September 2012 Captain Hero: Simon Cowell came to the rescue whilst on holiday with ex-girlfriend, pop star Sinitta Music mogul Simon Cowell rescued nine passengers on a sinking boat after receiving a May Day distress call. The 52-year-old multi-millionaire leapt into action after receiving a call from another vessel off the French south coast near St Tropez. The drama was revealed on Twitter by Cowell's ex-girlfriend, pop star Sinitta, 43, who is on holiday with the X Factor boss. After hearing the call, he told his captain and crew to redirect his impressive boat to assist the struggling vessel, reported The Daily Star.
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'Trains are currently unable to run to and from @placeholder. | One of London's main railway stations was evacuated this morning when a fire broke out on a train. Passengers were ordered to leave Charing Cross after a 'screech and a bang' around the front carriage of the 10.55am departure to Robertsbridge, East Sussex, after it pulled into platform six. Five fire engines were sent to the scene as passengers screamed and ran for the exit amid false reports of a bomb. No one was hurt, despite the driver being in the cab at the time. Scroll down for video Fire: London's Charing Cross station was evacuated today after a blaze broke out on the platform
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Jacob Lovie, 22: 'There was this screech, bang and smoke everywhere'
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They were also shot dead by police commandos following a siege similar to the one @placeholder died in, at a Kosher store in eastern Paris. | Four men were today charged with helping the terrorist responsible for the murders of four Jews and a policewoman in Paris, as the French Prime Minister revealed there are 3,000 people with ties to France being monitored by anti-terror officers. Three face prison for supplying weapons and other equipment to self-styled IS ‘warrior’ Amedy Coulibaly, who was himself also gunned down earlier this month. It apparently confirms that the 32-year-old Parisian was part of a large cell committed to bringing death and destruction to the capital in the name of radical Islam. Scroll down for video Three face prison for supplying weapons and other equipment to self-styled IS ‘warrior’ Amedy Coulibaly
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Self-style Isis 'warrior' Coulibaly killed four Jews in a Paris deli this month
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@placeholder set-up apart from rumour, gossip and hearsay from certain | A players’ meeting called after the fourth successive Ashes defeat emerged on Wednesday as the pivotal event leading to Kevin Pietersen becoming an England outcast. The summit in Melbourne — without team management present — was the idea of Matt Prior, the England vice-captain who had been dropped after the Ashes were lost in Perth. Prior, who regards the England team ethic as all-important, still wanted an opportunity for the players to discuss without fear of recrimination how they could improve dressing-room morale and the team environment. VIDEO: Scroll down to see Piers Morgan trying to get out of the way a Brett Lee over
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Matt Prior had the idea of a meeting without management in Melbourne
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Hamilton, who was visibly emotional after speaking to @placeholder about the incident, claimed: ‘I was gobsmacked when I was in the meeting. | CLICK HERE to read the full story of Lewis Hamilton's clash with Nico Rosberg as Daniel Ricciardo wins the Belgian Grand Prix Mercedes are standing by Lewis Hamilton's extraordinary claim that Nico Rosberg told him that he deliberately crashed into him in Sunday's bitter Belgian Grand Prix. Sources within the team told Sportsmail that Hamilton's account of the post-race meeting was 'broadly correct'. The two Mercedes men clashed on the second lap - Rosberg’s front wing punctured Hamilton’s rear left tyre and ultimately forced the British driver to retire from the race - as the world championship fight broke out into open warfare.
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Mercedes sources tell Sportsmail Hamilton's account is 'broadly correct'
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Monday's release was part of a pledge made by @placeholder at the start of the talks last summer. | Ramallah, West Bank (CNN) -- Israel released 26 Palestinian prisoners Monday in a gesture of goodwill between the two sides, days before a visit to the region by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry. The release was a step aimed at "resuming the diplomatic process," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said in a statement Saturday announcing the move. Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas greeted 18 of the freed prisoners in Ramallah, West Bank. The prisoners "perpetrated offenses prior to the Oslo accords and have served sentences of 19-28 years," Netanyahu's office statement said. Kerry travels to Jerusalem and Ramallah on Wednesday in his ongoing attempt to broker peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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The release comes ahead of a visit by U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry
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Another message said: '@placeholder can't find a helicopter so I'll try to survive tonight. | An American climber has told how he was convinced he was going to die after tumbling some 70 feet into an icy crevasse on a Himalayan mountain with no hope of rescue. Professor John All, 44, a professor of geography and environmental studies at Western Kentucky University, suffered several broken ribs and a fractured arm in the accident - and pleaded to be rescued on a desperate Facebook post. Writing on the American Climber Science Program page, he said: 'Please call Global Rescue. John broken arm, ribs, internal bleeding. Fell 70 ft crevasse. Climbed out. Himlung camp 2. Please hurry.'
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John All broke several ribs and fractured an arm in the Himalayas
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He tumbled 70ft into an icy crevasse and spent six hours crawling back out
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In the letter to CNN, @placeholder asserted that "there are no unsolved murders committed by the Manson Family." | Los Angeles (CNN) -- The Los Angeles Police Department can have access to personal tape recordings between Charles Manson follower Charles D. "Tex" Watson and his late attorney that investigators believe might hold clues to unsolved killings, a federal judge in Texas ruled Tuesday. U.S. District Court Judge Richard Schell ruled that Watson waived his right to attorney-client privilege in 1976 by allowing his attorney to sell the tapes for $49,000 to the man who co-authored Watson's memoir. LAPD investigators want the decades-old recordings between Watson and his attorneys because they believe the tapes could shed light on unsolved killings involving the "family," as Manson's followers were called, according to court documents.
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A federal judge rules "Tex" Watson waived attorney-client privilege in 1976
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Watson sold the tapes for $49,000 to the man who wrote his story
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It's heartbreaking to learn about what these veterans and their families are going through, and even harder to hear their stories and know @placeholder could help more of them if we had additional resources. | (CNN) -- More than 2 million U.S. troops have been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan since October 2001, and it has been estimated that one in five of those veterans are likely to be afflicted by post-traumatic stress disorder or major depression. Mary Cortani is working to help some of them enjoy life again. Through her nonprofit, Operation Freedom Paws, Cortani helps veterans train their own service dogs in northern California. She often helps match veterans with dogs from shelters or rescue groups. CNN asked Cortani for her thoughts on being chosen as one of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2012.
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Mary Cortani was named one of the top 10 CNN Heroes of 2012
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Her group helps war veterans train their own service dogs in northern California
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These veterans are dealing with invisible wounds such as PTSD and depression
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And @placeholder aren’t the only ones making their games quicker to play. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:43 EST, 25 July 2013 | UPDATED: 08:39 EST, 26 July 2013 For generations it has been the family friendly board game used to while away a rainy afternoon. But it seems the latest generation of Monopoly players are simply too busy for the full version of the game. Instead its makers, Hasbro, have launched a new kids version of the classic which can be completed in less than half an hour so it can fit into its young players’ busy schedules. Monopoly Empire is on the list of top toy predictions for youngsters with an action packed schedule and short attention span
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Youngsters simply don’t have the attention span to play for hours
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Makers of the US version have even eliminated the jail
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Toy industry are offering ‘snack toys’ to appeal to busy children
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More than a quarter only play board games with their families twice a year | 6,589 | record_train |
He says there's a long waiting list to get in because in @placeholder, education and textbooks are very expensive. | Heaps of trash pile up for miles in Kibera, a district of Nairobi that houses nearly 1 million people and is one of the poorest slums in the world. Aluminum shanties fill the horizon, and an odor of urine cuts through the air. A man trots through the narrow, unpaved streets on a camel. If you make your way through this crowded maze, however, you will find the Kibera Girls Soccer Academy, a free public school for girls and, recently, a few boys. Peek in through the windows, and you'll see a sight that seems incongruous next to the grimy chaos outside.
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A nonprofit called Worldreader brings e-readers to students in poor countries
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The devices are lightweight and allow students to access hundreds of books
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A Kenya school says the e-readers have helped improve reading comprehension
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Worldreader president: "Books and education are really the way out" of poverty | 6,590 | record_train |
damning allegations, the hooker @placeholder has told police how she had | By Ian Sparks Last updated at 12:07 AM on 18th November 2011 Allegations: The prostitute's revelations are the latest in a tide of sleazy accusations to surround Strauss-Kahn A prostitute told how Dominique Strauss-Kahn joined her at 11 orgies over six years, it was revealed in France today. The 30-year-old vice girl named Florence described in lurid detail how the disgraced economist enjoyed having sex with 'every girl in the room' during the debauched sessions. She said the 62-year-old had 'exceptional energy', and always preferred the newcomers to the older women at the sex parties. Florence is one of three hookers being quizzed by French police over an illegal prostitution racket operating out of hotels in Lille, northern France.
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Disgraced economist allegedly enjoyed having sex with 'every girl in the room'
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The 30-year-old vice girl is one of three being questioned over illegal prostitution operating out of hotels in France
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Strauss-Kahn preferred newcomers to older women at the sex parties, says prostitute | 6,591 | record_train |
And @placeholder investors seeking similar investment success like Liu are feeding the bitcoin frenzy. | Beijing, China (CNN) -- When 23-year-old magazine editor Liu Xinda looked to make his first investment in 2012, he considered the stock market. Many Chinese investors have jumped on the skyrocketing property market, but it was too rich for Liu's blood. Instead he decided to invest in bitcoin. "I believed in bitcoin as a more secure way to store the value than renminbi," Liu said, referring to China's currency. "I trusted in its mechanisms." Liu's trust paid off -- he purchased bitcoin when it was trading at 60 yuan (U.S.$9.85) on the Chinese market and sold when it was trading at 700 yuan ($115) in June. Last week, bitcoin was trading at 7,000 yuan ($1,149).
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NEW: Chinese authorities crack down on bitcoin
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Analysts: Bitcoin value is being fueled by voracious Chinese investors
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A third of world's transactions now flow through China's largest bitcoin trading website | 6,592 | record_train |
@placeholder may yet survive but, even if the worst happens, then Mr Ryan should not worry. | By Patrick Collins Sam Allardyce lingered by the touchline, his hand theatrically cupped to his ear as the boos and jeers came tumbling from the main stand at Upton Park. He attempted a mocking smile but he could not disguise his confusion. It was a curiously compelling image. A few moments earlier, West Ham had completed a fortuitous win over a Hull City side which had played for more than an hour with 10 men. But a win is a win, three points are three points. As the perplexed manager put it: ‘I’ve never been in a place where we have won and got booed. I couldn’t believe it.’
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Disgruntled West Ham fans will not affect Sam Allardyce
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Regrettably, neither the R&A nor its chief executive are quite ready to embrace the 21st century
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Worcester coach Dean Ryan is the pinnacle of positivity | 6,593 | record_train |
While it drew an expected crowd mostly comprised of older males, @placeholder's solid-A grade shows that word of mouth could be strong enough to bring in fans outside of the franchise's usual demographic (i.e. | (Entertainment Weekly) -- J.J. Abrams' franchise reboot boldly went where no Star Trek movie has gone before, grossing a stellar $72.5 million from Friday through Sunday, according to early estimates by Hollywood.com Box Office. In the film, Spock (Zachary Quinto, left) and Kirk get off on the wrong foot. That's the second-best opening of 2009 (after X-Men Origins: Wolverine's $85.1 million last weekend), and it includes a whopping $8.2 million earned in IMAX showings, a new one-weekend record for the large format (beating The Dark Knight's $6.3 million). What's more, if you add in the $4 million that the movie starring Chris Pine and Zachary Quinto earned in late-Thursday showings, Star Trek has banked an impressive $76.5 million so far -- well ahead of most expectations.
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J.J. Abrams' "Star Trek" grosses $72.5 million from Friday through Sunday
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"Wolverine" fell hard with only $27 million, showing a 68 percent decline
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The box office was up nearly 22 percent from the same frame a year ago
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Check out which movies made this week's top 10 list | 6,594 | record_train |
A fortnight ago, Hamilton was visibly angry that Rosberg ruined his final qualifying lap at @placeholder by stopping just off the track. | By Mike Dawes Lewis Hamilton's public feud with Nico Rosberg appeared to be forgotten about ahead of last Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix. The Mercedes team-mates have not always seen eye-to-eye over the course of the Formula One season so far, but the pair looked to be in better spirits as Hamilton photobombed Rosberg. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Nico Rosberg's reaction to finishing second in the Canada GP Say cheese: Lewis Hamilton (second right) photobombed Nico Rosberg's (second left) photo with two fans Pals? Hamilton (left) & Rosberg (right) fell out during the Monaco Grand Prix but have since cooled their feud
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Lewis Hamilton photobombed Nico Rosberg before the start of the Canada Grand Prix
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The Mercedes team-mates had a public feud during the Monaco Grand Prix
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Hamilton and Rosberg have since cooled their spat
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Rosberg finished second in Montreal on Sunday, while Hamilton was forced to retire due to a brake failure | 6,595 | record_train |
@placeholder also revealed that Pogba could be used in a more attacking role this season. | By Matt Morlidge Follow @@MattMorlidge Arturo Vidal's transfer from Juventus to Manchester United has hit a snag because of doubts about the Chilean's fitness, according to his national team coach. Jorge Sampaoli, quoted in El Mercurio, says that United boss Louis van Gaal is wary of spending £47m because of the midfielder's problematic knee injury. Vidal has been a long-term target for the Premier League side, with reports suggesting a move has been close all summer. VIDEO Scroll down for United target Arturo Vidal looks happy as he arrives in Jakarta Future doubt: Arturo Vidal's move to Manchester United and Juventus could still go ahead
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Sampaoli says Van Gaal has doubts about Vidal's knee injury
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Suggests £47m fee was agreed in principle between United and Juventus
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Vidal had knee cartilage surgery in May, was rushed back for World Cup
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Coach claims he was at 30, 40 per cent during tournament in Brazil
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United looking for new signings to rebuild Premier League squad
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Juve boss Massimiliano Allegri eager to keep Vidal and Paul Pogba | 6,596 | record_train |
Support: @placeholder also stars in the short film and discusses how her father has supported her in every decision she has made and set good examples for her | By Bianca London With Father's Day just around the corner, the likes of Richard Branson, Chelsea Clinton and Ziauddin Yousafzai have made touching films about how fathers can empower their daughters. The videos are in aid of G(irls)20 - a global initiative to celebrate the powerful force fathers can play in the advancement of their daughters. The campaign calls on fathers from around the world to showcase the ways in which they empower their daughters to succeed and achieve - whatever age, whatever dream - and also encourages daughters to share stories about how their fathers have empowered them. Daddy dearest: The likes of Richard and daughter Holly Branson have made short films about the relationship between father and daughter to celebrate the powerful force fathers can play in the advancement of their daughters
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In aid of G(irls)20 - global initiative to celebrate powerful force fathers play
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Stars Chelsea Clinton talking about her former US president father, Bill
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Holly Branson and father Richard star together
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Message from Ziauddin Yousafzai, father of Malala Yousafzai | 6,597 | record_train |
But while the interim @placeholder was in place Thomas breached it on four occasions by playing loud music in anti social hours. | By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 05:15 EST, 15 April 2013 | UPDATED: 06:44 EST, 15 April 2013 ASBO: Robert Thomas, 59, kept his neighbours awake by playing Radio 4 at full volume A man 'plagued the lives' of his neighbours' by playing BBC Radio 4 at maximum volume in the early hours of the morning, a court heard. Robert Thomas, 59, subjected the family next door to World Service news reports, documentaries and other music stations throughout the night. Stewart and Juliet Dunlop and their two teenage children were forced to wear earplugs to try and get some sleep.
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Robert Thomas, 59, played the World Service at deafening volume
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He was given a six month community order
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Neighbours forced to wear earplugs to get some sleep | 6,598 | record_train |
holiday resort of @placeholder have put up red warning signs in | It has been nicknamed the 'Costa del Crime' because of the large number of expat British criminals who are thought to live there. And now the Costa del Sol, in southern Spain, is home to a new fugitive from the law after a large reptile - believed to be a crocodile - was spotted hiding out in the area. The seven-foot-long creature, dubbed the 'Costa Croc' is thought to be living by a lake near Marbella, just a stone's throw away from holiday homes owned by British residents. Scales: A 'arge reptile - thought to be a crocodile - is thought to be living in a lake near Marbella on the Costa del Sol (stock picture)
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Police erect sign warning tourists of 'grave danger' from fugitive alligator
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Creature has been spotted close to lake in Mijas near Marbella
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Tourists - including Brits - ignore police warnings to avoid reptile | 6,599 | record_train |
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