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@placeholder has pushed a counterinsurgency strategy in Afghanistan intended to empower the civilian population so much that the insurgency will slowly be demoralized, fractured and defeated. | (CNN) -- Shortly after President Obama tapped Stanley McChrystal in June 2009 to be the top commander in Afghanistan, CNN reported that McChrystal would never let a reporter in the room during classified morning meetings he led among senior military officers. McChrystal was known in Washington for his discretion. He kept a low profile, briefly interrupted by two major news events. The general was criticized for the way he handled the circumstances of U.S. soldier Pat Tillman's friendly fire death in Afghanistan in 2004. In 2006, McChrystal was lauded for the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the leader of al Qaeda in Iraq.
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Stanley McChrystal known for keeping a low profile throughout most of his career
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A West Point graduate and former Green Beret, he leads Afghanistan mission
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Rolling Stone profile of McChrystal quotes him and his staff mocking administration | 7,600 | record_train |
Filin, a @placeholder native, joined the Bolshoi's ballet troupe in 1988 and was named its artistic director in March 2011. | By Suzannah Hills PUBLISHED: 13:25 EST, 2 February 2013 | UPDATED: 13:25 EST, 2 February 2013 An artistic director who had acid thrown in his face outside his Moscow home may have staged the attack himself, his colleagues have alleged. Artistic director of Russia's illustrious Bolshoi Ballet Sergei Filin, 42, nearly lost his sight after suffering third-degree burns to his face and neck in the attack two weeks ago. But dancers and staff at the Bolshoi Theatre have claimed Filin may have staged the attack himself. Acid attack victim: Artistic director of the Bolshoi Ballet Sergei Filin, 42, is pictured left being interviewed from a Moscow hospital where he was treated after a masked man threw acid in his face outside his home
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Artistic director of Bolshoi Ballet Sergei Filin was attacked outside his home
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The 42-year-old nearly lost his sight after suffering third-degree burns
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But Bolshoi theatre staff claim he may have staged the acid attack himself
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New allegations come amid reports of infighting and backstabbing at theatre | 7,601 | record_train |
Concern: Members of the top organ transplant medical team accompanied the gang rape victim to @placeholder in Singapore | By Helen Collis PUBLISHED: 14:03 EST, 28 December 2012 | UPDATED: 19:21 EST, 28 December 2012 Doctors say a young Indian woman who was gang-raped and severely beaten on a bus in New Delhi has died at a hospital in Singapore. A statement by Singapore's Mount Elizabeth hospital where the 23-year-old victim was being treated said she 'died peacefully' early Saturday. The horrific ordeal of the woman galvanized Indians, who have held almost daily demonstrations to demand greater protection from sexual violence, from groping to rape, that impacts thousands of women every day, but which often goes unreported.
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23-year-old suffered from severe organ failure in Singapore hospital
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She also suffered heart attack, brain injury and lung and abdomen infection
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Government promises to publish photos, names and addresses of rapists
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West Bengal unveils plans for 65 all-female police stations | 7,602 | record_train |
'As @placeholder has stated previously, 6 percent is not a fair proportion of the wealth the couple accumulated during their marriage, and she trusts that a more equitable division of the marital estate will result from this appeal,' her legal team said in a statement. | The daughter of an oil magnate and his ex-wife who just slammed a court's ruling saying that the $1billion payout she is set to receive in her divorce is 'inappropriate' and 'not fair' was married in a very private and secretive ceremony in the middle of her parents contentious trial. Jane Hamm, whose mother Sue Ann Arnall just received the second highest divorce settlement in United States history from her husband, and Jane's father, Harold Hamm, wed Thomas Lerum at the Grand Del Mar resort and hotel in San Diego, California. And shockingly, the ceremony happened on October 4, as Miss Arnall and Mr. Hamm were in the middle of their 10 week trial over her divorce settlement.
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Jane Hamm, the oldest daughter of Harold Hamm and his ex-wife Sue Ann Arnall was married in October at the Grand Del Mar resort in San Diego
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The wedding occurred as her parents were in the middle of their highly contentious divorce trial, which lasted 10 weeks
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In November, Miss Arnall was awarded $1billion and property in the divorce settlement
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Miss Arnall has appealed the $1billion payout she received in her divorce from her ex-husband, oil giant Harold Hamm
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In her appeal, Miss Arnall points out 78 alleged errors, while also calling the presiding judge to task for letting her husband have two teams of lawyers
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The settlement is the second highest ever in the United States, after the $2.5billion reportedly received by Jocelyn Wildenstein in 1999 | 7,603 | record_train |
One more @placeholder lawmaker is still being sought, police said. | Athens (CNN) -- The leader of Greece's extreme right wing Golden Dawn party and four party lawmakers were charged Sunday with forming and participating in a criminal gang. Nikos Michaloliakos and the other four -- all members of parliament -- left the Athens prosecutor's office in handcuffs, escorted by counterterrorism officers in bullet proof vests and balaclavas. It is the first time since the restoration of democracy in 1974, following a seven-year junta, that a party leader and members of parliament have been arrested. Michaloliakos' arrests and those of the lawmakers -- Elias Kassidiaris, Elias Panagiotaros, Ioannis Lagos and Nikos Mihos -- are part of a crackdown following a controversial stabbing death.
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Party leader Nikos Michaloliakos and others face charges of forming a criminal gang
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The arrests are part of a crackdown following the stabbing death of a hip-hop artist
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Kassidiaris has denied his party's involvement in Fyssas' death | 7,604 | record_train |
He documents both his trip to Manhattan and his return to @placeholder. | The home-to-work commute becomes tedious for all of us after a while. So imagining the hassle of having to cross five states just to get to your job. Such was the case for Ian Bearce, who travels from his family home in Minnesota to his office in New York City each week. In order to liven up one of the trips, the working dad decided to film both legs of the journey and put it together as a time lapse video. Scroll down for video Early start: Ian Bearce commutes from his home in Minneapolis to his office in New York City every week. He filmed the journey recently, starting with his pre-dawn drive to the airport
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Ian Bearce travels from his home in Minneapolis to his office in Manhattan each week
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He decided to film the commute there and back
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Bearce returns to the arms of his family
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His wife, Megan Bearce, has written a book about how couples manage long-distance relationships because of their jobs | 7,605 | record_train |
Destruction: During the video @placeholder soldiers are seen to unleash multiple and successful strikes on US troops and tanks in the Middle East | ISIS has released a slickly produced new video warning the United States of the carnage it wants to inflict in Iraq if President Obama deploys troops to the war-torn nation as he attempts to 'degrade and ultimately destroy' the terror group. Resembling a blockbuster movie trailer, the disturbing 52-second video entitled 'Flames of War' shows militants blowing up tanks in dramatic slow motion, wounded US soldiers apparently being executed and the White House in the sights of a shaky camera. It then shows a clip of the president from before the 2011 withdrawal from Iraq saying that combat troops will never return to the Middle Eastern nation, before the video ends with a text overlay that reads, 'Flames of War -- fighting has just begun ... Coming soon.'
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ISIS release video threat to the United State on Tuesday entitled 'Flames of War'
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The 52-second clip resembles a Hollywood movie trailer and threatens US troops
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Is the latest in a line of well-produced videos from ISIS and shows the apparent execution of US soldiers
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Also features an eerie night-time drive past of the White House and finishes with the ominous words, 'Coming Soon'
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Is believed to be a response to American warnings that ground troops may be deployed to Iraq | 7,606 | record_train |
@placeholder recently nominated the tennis pro to take part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. | By Bianca London for MailOnline As the editor in chief of fashion bible Vogue it is no surprise that Anna Wintour is bang up-to-date on the season's biggest trends. The magazine editor embraced the hottest colour of the summer as she attended day one of the U.S. Open wearing a scarlet dress to the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center. The 64-year-old tennis fan was incredibly chic in the flared midi dress, which she teamed with nude Manolo Blahnik shoes, statement jewels and her trademark coiffed bob. Scroll down for video Lady in red: Anna Wintour wore the hottest colour of the season as she attended day one of the U.S. Open at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center
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Anna, 64, looked chic in red dress as she arrived at court
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Watched Andy Murray and Maria Sharapova claim victories
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Huge tennis fan and reportedly plays herself every morning
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Recently nominated Roger Federer for ALS ice bucket challenge | 7,607 | record_train |
@placeholder brushed off the low opinion-ratings and declining polls that have marked his waning presidency by saying, "Look, opinion polls are nothing but a shot of yesterday's news." | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- The commander in chief's priority is preventing another terrorist attack in the United States, President Bush told CNN's "Larry King Live" Tuesday. President Bush and first lady Laura Bush sit down with CNN's Larry King Live on Tuesday. "The most important job I have had -- and the most important job the next president is going to have -- is to protect the American people from another attack," Bush said. Accompanied by first lady Laura Bush and engaging in a wide-ranging conversation with King, Bush also said that his administration has been involved in stopping specific threats against the United States since the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.
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"Most important job ... is to protect the American people," Bush tells CNN's Larry King
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Bush agrees rocky times are ahead, but cautions Obama against making predictions
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Outgoing president says Obama should talk more about getting on "road to recovery" | 7,608 | record_train |
"He is one of the few @placeholder players to play abroad at the top level," said Ellis. | (CNN) -- Great Britain can legitimately claim to have invented ice hockey, and even won gold at the 1936 Winter Olympics -- but its modern-day heroes are struggling to uphold that heritage in the face of adversity. When some British solders first ventured on to the ice in Ontario, Canada in the mid-19th century to play a modified version of field hockey, they could never have dreamed a multibillion-dollar business would be the legacy. However, while the sport has flourished in North America and other European nations, in the UK it battles a chronic lack of funding and fights for snippets of media coverage in a country where football dominates the back pages.
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Great Britain won Olympic gold medal in ice hockey in 1936
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GB has not qualified for the Winter Games since 1948
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Sport suffers from a lack of government backing and TV coverage
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David Clarke has been a stalwart of GB team for over 10 years | 7,609 | record_train |
The identical twins’ establishment opened in @placeholder, London and offers a menu of over 100 cereals from around the world. | Serving 25 types of porridge made from 11 different grains, London's latest single-item menu restaurant the Porridge Cafe is set to open its doors in March. It follows in the footsteps of the UK's other single-item restaurants - Simply Crispy in Belfast which serves crisp sandwiches and Brick Lane's Cereal Killer Cafe. Porridge Cafe is the brainchild of Nik Wiliamson and Elly Harrington, the founders of food truck business The Bow Street Kitchen, and will serve porridge made from 11 different grains including rolled oats, barley, quinoa, spelt and arborio rice. Savoury porridge of grain spelt cooked with beetroot juice and served with feta, capers, and a poached egg
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The Porridge Cafe serves 25 different types of breakfast staple
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Brainchild of Nik Williamson and Elly Harrington of Bow Street Kitchen
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Unusual toppings include chorizo, roast chicken or bacon and avocado | 7,610 | record_train |
It remains to be seen whether the recently-injured @placeholder can tame the course once again. | (CNN) -- U.S. Masters -- April 9-12, 2009 2007 Masters champion Zach Johnson puts the green jacket on 2008 winner Trevor Immelman. While The Open Championship at St Andrews, Scotland may rival it for history, few would argue that the U.S. Masters tournament is unrivalled in terms of beauty and exclusivity. Played at the prestigious Augusta National Golf club in the city of Augusta, Georgia, the first "major" of the golfing year is a strictly invitational event controlled by the club itself. The top 50 golfers in the official world rankings are all guaranteed an invite. The dramatic azalea-draped course -- the brainchild of golfing great Bobby Jones -- provides a tough test for the world's elite golfers, particularly since it has been lengthened or "Tiger-proofed" in recent years.
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U.S. Masters is always held at prestigious Augusta National, Georgia, U.S.
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2009 U.S. Open at Bethpage State Park's Black Course in Farmingdale, NY
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Open Championship is the only major held outside the United States
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U.S. PGA Championship is only major not open to amateur golfers | 7,611 | record_train |
Galfy's partially clad body was found in his @placeholder, N.J., home two days later. | By Daily Mail Reporters A vagrant known online as 'Kai, the hatchet-wielding hitchhiker' is back in New Jersey to face a murder charge. Caleb McGillivary is being held in the Union County jail in Elizabeth Thursday after he waived extradition following his arrest in Philadelphia on May 16. The 24-year-old Canadian native is charged with beating 73-year-old lawyer Joseph Galfy to death after they met in New York City. Scroll down for video Back in NJ: Union County Sherriff Ralph Froehlich, right, looks on as Caleb 'Kai' McGillvary, 24, is taken in for processing in Elizabeth Restrained: A shackled and handcuffed McGillivary was led out of a transport van and into the Union County Courthouse Annex for processing
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Caleb Lawrence McGillvary, 24, better known as Kai, was sent to New Jersey after he was arrested for the murder of Joseph Galfy Jr in Clark
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'Kai' got an elaborate face tattoo of alchemical and astrological symbols two months before the murder
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McGillvary wrote on Facebook a day after murder that he woke up in a strange house and discovered he was sexually assaulted by a man
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Prosecutors said Galfy, who was gay, met McGillvary at Times Square and took him home | 7,612 | record_train |
U.S. and Japanese authorities have been investigating the @placeholder air bags. | Honda has announced its new chief executive following the air bag fiasco which killed five people and injured dozens more across the world. The car maker is still battling the fallout from a slew of recalls that have shaken its reputation for quality. In December Honda expanded a recall of potentially lethal driver's side airbags to all 50 U.S. states. Newly appointed President Takahiro Hachigo (pictured right) shakes hands with outgoing Takanobu Ito. Honda named the engineer as its new chief executive following the air bag fiasco which killed five people The air bags, which are made by Japanese supplier Takata Corp., can explode with too much force under certain conditions, sending deadly metal shrapnel into the passenger compartment.
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Honda have named new chief executive following recent air bag fiasco
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Takahiro Hachigo will replace Takanobu Ito after six years in the job
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Air bags in cars can explode with too much force under certain conditions
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When this happens they send metal shrapnel into passenger compartment
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Defect has been linked to at least five deaths in the U.S. and many injuries | 7,613 | record_train |
What's more, @placeholder has been held in great affection by the Queen for nearly 70 years. | Malta is a small island - and Valletta is the smallest capital in the EU. But now the former British colony is getting a planet-sized chunk of attention. Later this month, the Duchess of Cambridge will represent the Queen on her first official overseas trip without Prince William (or Prince George) to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Maltese independence. Already the island has gone Kate-crazy. People could talk of little else as I travelled around Malta and its neighbour, Gozo. Scroll down for video In the spotlight: The Duchess of Cambridge will visit Malta’s pretty capital, Valletta Red letter day: The Duchess will feel at home on Malta, where 150 years of British rule have left their mark
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Former British colony is set to get a planet-sized chunk of attention
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The trip will be Kate's first official overseas trip without Prince William
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Duchess will represent the Queen on the official visit later this month
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Tour will celebrate 50th anniversary of Maltese independence | 7,614 | record_train |
Indeed, for a guy who waited so long to get his chance to play basketball again, this was one game @placeholder couldn't get through fast enough. | By Associated Press and Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:50 EST, 27 February 2014 | UPDATED: 09:03 EST, 28 February 2014 Jason Collins, has worn No.98 in memory of Matthew Shepard, the gay college student murdered in Wyoming in 1998 for the majority of his professional career. And on Thursday night, Brooklyn Nets Center Collins, who became the first openly gay player to appear in any of America’s major sporting leagues, met with the family of Shepard in Denver. The 35-year-old played in front of Shepherd's parents, Dennis and Judy during the Nets 112 - 89 victory over the Nuggets and said the chance to meet them was 'one of those cool treats in life'.
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Jason Collins met with the parents of Matthew Shepard on Thursday night in Denver
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Collins, the first openly gay NBA player revealed that Shepard has been his inspiration
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Brooklyn Nets center Collins, 35, said that he wears No. 98 in his honor
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Openly gay student, Matthew Shepard, was brutally murdered in 1998 in a crime which shocked the country | 7,615 | record_train |
I know my dad was a massive @placeholder fan – he loved watching him and used to talk about him a lot when we were growing up. | By Mike Dickson Follow @@Mike_Dickson_DM Spanish sporting connections will loom large for Andy Murray on Friday afternoon as he faces Roberto Bautista Agut on the latest stage of his Wimbledon odyssey. Not only will the defending champion tackle the country’s fourth-ranked player to try to make the last 16, but Murray has also revealed that he has invested in the new film about the life of Spanish icon Seve Ballesteros, which is released on Friday. The 27-year-old Scot, whose fortune is estimated at around £40million, has used some of that cash to back the biopic of the great golfer, partly for sentimental reasons (and doubtless for some tax efficiency): ‘I normally try to invest in something that interests me a little bit. I watched a lot of golf when I was younger,’ he said.
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Andy Murray faces Roberto Bautista Agut at Wimbledon on Friday
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Pair know each other well from training sessions
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Murray has revealed he invested in the film about the life of Spanish icon Seve Ballesteros | 7,616 | record_train |
Just what it would take to stop @placeholder militarily -- and whether that's even possible -- remains unclear. | For all the talk of a possible cease-fire, residents of Israel and Palestinians in Gaza are living under a daily barrage of attacks. More than 1,200 Palestinians have been killed, as have 53 Israeli soldiers and three civilians in Israel. Israel said it has wiped out the majority of Hamas' rocket supply, but the fighting shows no sign of abating. "If the enemy has not had enough of our strikes, our fighters have a lot to surprise the enemy's leaders and its special forces," Hamas said Tuesday in an online posting. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told his country Monday to prepare for "a protracted campaign."
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Hamas vows it has "a lot to surprise the enemy"
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Israel vows to stop threats "diplomatically or military"
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Israel believes about 60% of Hamas' rockets depleted
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More than 500 Iron Dome missiles have been used | 7,617 | record_train |
When a search request is entered into @placeholder, it returns a list of results showing the name of the seller, their location, and the price of the product. | By Jessica Jerreat Accessing the Dark Web, where drugs and weapons can be purchased at the click of a button, just got easier with the launch of a search engine based on Google. Grams, which was launched last week, appears to have modeled itself closely on Google, from the brightly colored logo to the 'I Feel Lucky' search button. Unlike the mainstream search engine however, those wanting to use Grams have to access the Tor browser that provides an extra level of anonymity. Web search: Grams may look like Google but it helps users find drugs and guns The site works by searching multiple illicit websites such as SilkRoad2, Pandora and The Pirate Market, which are known for providing access to stolen credit cards, fake IDs and drugs.
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Grams searches several underground sites to provide detailed results
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Buyers and sellers can also leave reviews on purchases | 7,618 | record_train |
The ad did not claim that event tickets were @placeholder and that the VIP headline referred to the entire package which included tickets to the event, flights and accommodation at a four-star hotel. | By Steve Robson PUBLISHED: 01:43 EST, 27 February 2013 | UPDATED: 05:34 EST, 27 February 2013 On paper it looked like an F1 fan's dream come true - a 'VIP trip' to the Belgium Grand Prix courtesy of Red Bull. But the competition winner has since had a complaint to the advertising watchdog upheld after his experience turned out to be far from glamorous. The man, who was accompanied by his brother, was flown on a budget airline via two different countries, had to arrange his own travel for the 150-mile round trip and the pair ended up sharing a hotel bed.
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Two competition winners had been promised 'VIP' trip to Belgian Grand Prix
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Had to pay for travel via Holland and Germany themselves to watch race
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Shared bed at four-star hotel after mix-up
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Missed Jenson Button lifting trophy to catch flight home 90 miles away
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Complaint upheld by watchdog who said ad must not appear again | 7,619 | record_train |
He has told authorities that he is a citizen of @placeholder but has lived in Mexico for the past 15 years and wishes to be repatriated back to Mexico. | A mysterious castaway claiming to have been lost at sea for 13 months is now safely back on land, but many questions remain about how he could have lived on his small boat for so long as it drifted across the Pacific Ocean. The man calling himself Jose Salvador Alvarenga turned up in a heavily damaged boat on a remote coral atoll in the Marshall Islands, claiming that he had been living off fish and turtles he had caught and relying on rainwater, and sometimes his own urine, to drink. Authorities are trying to determine the veracity of Alvarenga's story. The Mexican government issued a statement Monday confirming Alvarenga's identity and saying he was an El Salvador national who was living in Tonala in Chiapas state.
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His family in El Salvador thought he was dead
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Castaway is identified as Jose Salvador Alvarenga, 37
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Man says he lived off turtles and rainwater while adrift
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Companion died four weeks after pair left Mexico, Alvarenga says | 7,620 | record_train |
Realistically you would expect him to overtake Lendl's tally of 1,071 but even Federer will struggle to overhaul @placeholder's final figure of 1,253. | Only a week of the tennis season has gone and already an alarming number of players have been calling in sick to tournaments or withdrawing, in the case of John Isner, because he is 'tired'. Rising gloriously above all this is Roger Federer, a player for the ages, who registered his 1,000th ATP Tour victory by winning the final of the Brisbane Open against Milos Raonic. With his 6-4, 6-7, 6-4 victory the 33-year-old Swiss became only the third player in the modern era to get into four figures of professional wins, behind Ivan Lendl and all-time leader Jimmy Connors.
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Roger Federer defeated Milos Raonic to earn 1,000th career win
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Federer reached landmark after seeing off Milos Raonic 6-4 6-7 (2/7) 6-4
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Only Jimmy Connors and Ivan Lendl had previously achieved the feat
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Sunday's victory was Federer's 83rd career title | 7,621 | record_train |
Matmo lost strength as it passed over @placeholder and was downgraded to a tropical cyclone. | (CNN) -- Typhoon Matmo has slammed in Taiwan, bringing heavy rain, strong winds and the threat of landslides on the mountainous island. Winds traveling at up to 64 knots (33 meters per second) swept over the territory, downing trees, cutting electricity and sending water gushing over roads. "The water is just sheeting off the mountains -- waterfalls flowing off cliffs, rivers in full flood. I've seen trees down, flash floods across the roads, so it's a really very hazardous environment at the moment," storm chaser James Reynolds told CNN Wednesday morning, approximately 7 a.m. local time (7 p.m. ET). Reynolds was driving north along the coastal road on the eastern side of the island, a journey he described as "not easy," as he swerved around fallen rocks and trees.
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Strong winds, rain raises threat of mudslides in Taiwan
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Typhoon Matmo passed over the island in the early hours of Wednesday morning
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"Water is just sheeting off the mountains," storm chaser James Reynolds tells CNN | 7,622 | record_train |
Such legislation would not be brought forward by the Government, since the @placeholder refuse to back it. | Back to basics: David Cameron will attempt to settle Tory nerves in the wake of today's election results by vowing to focus on the economy and immigration David Cameron will attempt to settle Tory nerves in the wake of today’s election results by vowing to focus on the economy and immigration. Nanny-state measures unpopular with traditional Tories – including plans for a minimum price for alcohol and plain cigarette packs – have been ditched from next week’s Queen’s Speech. As UKIP last night appeared on course for its best showing in a Commons by-election and local polls, legislation allowing the State to record people’s internet and social media use, dubbed a ‘snooper’s charter’ and opposed by the Liberal Democrats and 40 Tory MPs, is also being shelved.
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Measures unpopular with traditional Tories ditched from Queen’s Speech
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This includes plans for a minimum price for alcohol and plain cigarette packs
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Instead several Bills aimed at boosting economic growth will be worked on
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A UKIP canvasser was last night suspended from the party pending an urgent investigation after posting sickening anti-Muslim comments and racist pictures online. North Yorkshire pensioner Tony Nixon made jokes on Facebook about destroying mosques, setting Muslims on fire and running over people from Pakistan with a bus. The profile of the UKIP member, who claims to have canvassed 800 homes in the Stokesley area in the run-up to yesterday’s elections, reveals that he supports numerous right-wing groups, including the English Defence League. | 7,623 | record_train |
Mourinho, on his return to @placeholder where he worked early in his career, reflected kindly on the club that had given him a chance as an unknown. | Jose Mourinho paid tribute to Sporting goalkeeper Rui Patricio after his side's 1-0 win at Estadio Jose Alvalade. The Portuguese stopper made several superb saves, including brilliantly denying Diego Costa and Oscar when they were clean through on goal. And Mourinho, who went over to the keeper at the final whistle, said that without Patricio Chelsea could have scored four or five times. Jose Mourinho congratulates his compatriot Rui Patricio after his superb performance against Chelsea The Portuguese keeper denies Mohamed Salah late on, one of a succession of saves on Tuesday night 'I'm not going to repeat the words because they'd be censored,' said Mourinho when asked what he had said to Patricio. 'It was something to do with spoiling the evening, spoiling the night.
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Chelsea beat Sporting 1-0 with a Nemanja Matic header
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Patricio pulled off a string of excellent saves to keep his side in the game
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Mourinho sought out the keeper after the game to shake his hand
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Chelsea top their Champions League group with four points | 7,624 | record_train |
'Michael will return to @placeholder on Tuesday to undergo scans and further assessment to determine the full extent of the injury.' | By Press Association Reporter Australia captain Michael Clarke has been ruled out of the rest of his side's triangular one-day series after suffering a recurrence of his hamstring injury in the shock defeat to Zimbabwe on Sunday. The 33-year-old will return home to Sydney in order to have the problem assessed and it is likely his captaincy duties will be handed on to George Bailey, who took charge of Australia in their opening two matches of the series in Clarke's absence. Australian team physiotherapist David Beakley said: 'Michael...will not be able to take any further part in the tri-series. Injury: Michael Clarke (right) with Zimbabwe captain Elton Chigumbura (left) before tri-series
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Australia are currently playing in tri-series with Zimbabwe and South Africa
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Michael Clarke has suffered a recurrence of his hamstring injury
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Australia lost to Zimbabwe for the first time in 31 years
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George Bailey is likely to take over the captaincy for remainder of series | 7,625 | record_train |
Thus, @placeholder's killers did not attack the shocked and curious passers-by in Woolwich who began to film them, and instead invited the curious gaze of their smart phones. | London (CNN) -- Moments after Michael Adebolajo had nearly decapitated his victim, the British soldier Drummer Lee-Rigby, he turned to one of the numerous cameras trained on him and his accomplice Michael Adebowale, and said: "The only reason we have killed this man today is because Muslims are dying daily by British soldiers. And this British soldier is one. It is an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. We swear by the almighty Allah we will never stop fighting you until you leave us alone." Here Adebolajo was, perhaps unwittingly, following one of the oldest philosophies in modern terrorism: the propaganda of the deed.
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Michael Adebolajo believes in didactic power of violence, writes Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchens
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This murder was a calm and calculated effort, he writes
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Meleagrou-Hitchens: Adebolajo's act should be seen in same light as key propagandists
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The Woolwich attackers see West as engaged in efforts to destroy Islam, he says | 7,626 | record_train |
"We're only half of the country; the other half still supports @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Minutes after the death of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez was announced, scores of his fellow citizens made their way to El Arepazo, a Venezuelan restaurant outside Miami. The colors of the Venezuelan flag -- red, blue and yellow -- predominated among the crowd of about 200 people, many of whom cheered and waved tiny flags as they bellied up to a buffet stocked with "pabellon criollo," the traditional Venezuelan dish of rice, beans, shredded beef and stewed black beans. "We shouldn't be partying," said Ernesto Ackerman, a Chavez opponent and president of the Independent Venezuelan-American Citizens, a non-profit organization that helps Latinos become U.S. citizens.
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"We shouldn't be partying," says Chavez opponent in South Florida
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"Chavez ruled Venezuela with an iron hand," says Sen. Menendez
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"Good riddance to this dictator," says Rep. Ed Royce
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Chavez sought to help "people who had felt neglected and marginalized," says Jimmy Carter | 7,627 | record_train |
But @placeholder voted him into the highest office of the land in a roaring landslide victory. | (CNN)I was 8 when I watched my first and only Republic Day parade in my home in India. Back then, long before Delhi's population swelled to its current 20 million, the streets seemed wide and open and my eyes feasted on a sea of saffron, green and white, the colors of my country's flag. The annual January 26 parade celebrates the day in 1950 when a newly independent Republic of India adopted its first constitution. It's India's showiest moment of pride, when patriotism trumps all and the nation lays out its culture, accomplishments and military might for the world to see.
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As a child, I felt pride in my homeland's valiant history
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But I could not forget I was born in a "Third World" country plagued by poverty
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Feline brave: The cat launches herself at the startled dog and knocks it away from @placeholder | By John Hall and Ted Thornhill A dog which viciously attacked a four-year-old boy only to be scared off by a fearless cat has been euthanized, it has been claimed. Scrappy, an eight-month-old Labrador-Chow mix, was apparently put down at Bakersfield animal shelter after he was filmed attacking his young neighbor Jeremy Triantafilo. Jeremy's life was saved when his pet cat Tara selflessly pounced on the dog as it launched its attack, chasing the vicious animal down the street so her best friend could receive emergency medical help. Scroll down for video Lurking: Jeremy Triantafilo was outside his family's home when Scrappy the dog escaped and ran towards him. The Labrador-Chow mix has since been destroyed at nearby at Bakersfield animal shelter
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Labrador-Chow mix reportedly destroyed at Bakersfield animal shelter
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Eight-month-old 'Scrappy' was filmed attacking four-year-old neighbour
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Dog viciously shook Jeremy Triantafilo by the leg until pet cat intervened
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Tara the tabby pounced on Scrappy and chased him off down the street
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He also told the 300-strong congregation of the public divide around the @placeholder legend: 'Thus it has been and thus it will be.' | By Sean O'hare PUBLISHED: 04:02 EST, 18 January 2013 | UPDATED: 13:27 EST, 18 January 2013 Hundreds of descendants of notorious bush ranger Ned Kelly gathered at a Catholic church in Australia today for a final farewell to the controversial outlaw, 132 years after his death. Mourners, including Kelly's great-grand-niece Joanne Griffiths and great-grandnephew Anthony Griffiths, stood by a funeral car carrying Kelly's remains as they prepared to send him off with a traditional service at St Patrick's Church in Wangaratta, north-east Victoria, in line with his dying wish. His bones - minus his skull, which remains missing - will be buried in an unmarked grave at a private ceremony reportedly alongside his mother and siblings, in Greta, near Glenrowan this Sunday.
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Catholic church in north-east Victoria bids farewell to famous outlaw
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Ned Kelly, member of the Kelly Gang, was hanged for murder in 1880
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Descendants say private farewells were in keeping with outlaw's requests
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"It should be emphasized that dangerous travel conditions will exist across most of the region from late tonight through @placeholder." | (CNN) -- Oklahoma's governor ordered every state highway, interstate and turnpike closed Thursday night, hours after declaring a statewide emergency because of a major winter storm battering the state and the rest of the central U.S. "I am urging all Oklahomans to take winter storm precautions and stay off the roads unless travel is absolutely necessary," Gov. Brad Henry said earlier in the day after declaring a state of emergency. "This is a very serious winter storm, and we want Oklahomans to stay safe." Heavy snow and limited visibility has left treacherous road conditions in Oklahoma on Christmas Eve, snarling holiday travel, according to CNN affiliate KOCO-TV.
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Will Rogers World Airport in Oklahoma City closes, reports 12 inches of snow
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Louisiana man killed when tree falls on house during strong winds
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To do so the @placeholder must prove "purposeful" discrimination. | (CNN) -- The Obama administration will sue to halt a Texas requirement that voters show identification at the polls, signaling a new effort on voting rights enforcement following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling this year that threw out a key part of a landmark federal law. The Justice Department said on Thursday that had put in motion a plan to seek a court order declaring that the strict 2011 Texas law violates the Voting Rights Act and certain constitutional guarantees. "Today's action marks another step forward in the Justice Department's continuing effort to protect the voting rights of all eligible Americans," Attorney General Eric Holder said in a statement.
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Obama administration takes new approach to voting rights enforcement following court ruling
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Legal challenge to strict Texas law approved in 2011 will be test case
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Supreme Court in June invalidated key enforcement part of Voting Rights Act
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‘I won’t give you a long and mushy goodbye especially since I’ve been getting choked up all day,’ Bartiromo said at the end of ‘@placeholder.’ ‘But I still must extend my love and thank you to many, as this is my last broadcast on CNBC.’ | Veteran TV anchor and financial reporter Maria Bartiromo ended her 20-year tenure at CNBC on an emotional note today, breaking down in tears on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. 'It's been hitting me all day,' Bartiromo later told her 'Closing Bell' co-anchor Bill Griffeth of her last day on CNBC. Bartiromo's departure comes just days after she announced that she will be making a move to Fox Business Network. Scroll down for video Final farewell: A tearful CNBC reporter Maria Bartiromo is overwhelmed as traders applaud her as she arrives on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange for her last day at the network
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The Drudge Report says Bartiromo will go to Fox Business Network and also have a role on Fox News
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Authorities found @placeholder' body in a Lima hotel room registered to him in June last year. | (CNN) -- The lawyer for Joran Van der Sloot, the Dutch national accused of killing a 21-year-old woman in Lima, Peru, last year, said Monday he has asked the court to charge his client with the lesser offense of manslaughter. "In his statement to the police, Joran admitted that he committed the crime, but it was not in the way that the police said it happened," said attorney Maximo Altez. "We have submitted a motion to show that he shouldn't be charged with aggravated murder, but with violent emotion murder." "Violent emotion murder" is the equivalent of manslaughter in the United States.
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Defense lawyer has asked judge for lesser charge
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Joran Van der Sloot is accused of killing 21-year-old Stephany Flores in Lima, Peru, last year
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The victims of @placeholder communist crimes numbered in the millions, but so too did the perpetrators and accomplices. | (CNN) -- Nobody looks to Olympic opening ceremonies for historical exactitude. Yet the brutal denialism of the opening spectacle at the 2014 Sochi Games should anger and sadden every viewer -- and Russian viewers most of all. "The struggle of freedom against tyranny is the struggle of memory against forgetting." So wrote the great Czech novelist Milan Kundera. In Russia, forgetting has won. These Olympics opened with a pageant of Russian history that excised the crimes of Soviet Communism. No Red Terror. No Gulag. No Ukrainian famine. No Katyn. The Russian state refuses to reckon with the past. After a brief and partial opening in the early 1990s, it has closed its archives to historians. The few memorials erected in the Yeltsin years are already crumbling, untended and disregarded. Surviving victims have received no compensation or recognition. The sorry story of this failure of conscience is well told by David Satter in his aptly titled study, "It Was a Long Time Ago and It Never Happened Anyway."
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David Frum: Olympic organizers chose to make opening ceremony a historical pageant
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He says by leaving out Soviet era brutality, Russia glided over a central part of its story
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Frum: Ignoring Soviet crimes enables Putin regime to cut gains Russians made in 1990s
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"The board of Paris Saint-Germain has given @placeholder the mission to build on last season and to continue the club's ascendency towards the summits of the European game." | (CNN) -- Football's managerial merry-go-round swung into action Tuesday as both Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain ended months of speculation by appointing new coaches. Carlo Ancelotti has left PSG to take over at Real, while former French national team coach Laurent Blanc has replaced the Italian in Paris. Nine-time European champion Real has been searching for a new coach since Jose Mourinho moved to Ancelotti's former club Chelsea earlier this month. Ancelotti has signed a three-year contract at the Bernabeu and will be presented to the media on Wednesday. Former France captain Blanc's arrival at PSG was announced at almost exactly the same time as Ancelotti's appointment.
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Real Madrid appoint Carlo Ancelotti as new coach
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The Italian signs a three-year deal with the nine-time European champions
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PSG appoint former France coach Laurent Blanc as Ancelotti's replacement
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Blanc puts pen to paper on a two-year contract in the French capital | 7,636 | record_train |
Last year, the family of @placeholder said his mother never gave up hope that her son would be found, after he made an off-the-cuff comment once about how easy it would be to disappear. | Skeletal remains found in two rusting cars at the bottom of an Oklahoma lake belong to six people who vanished in two separate incidents more than 40 years ago, DNA tests have confirmed. The discovery - made accidentally as police tested out sonar in Foss Lake in September 2013 - brings an end to two cold cases, stretching back to 1969 and 1970. This week, more than a year after the discovery, the state Medical Examiner's Office confirmed the identities of the bodies, and said they all died from drowning in accidental deaths, CNN reported. In one car, a 1969 blue Camaro with a white top, investigators found the bodies of 16-year-old Jimmy Williams, who was driving, and his friends Thomas Rios and Leah Johnson, both 18.
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Two cars, a 1969 Camaro and a 1952 Chevrolet, were accidentally found at the bottom of Foss Lake last year as police tested sonar equipment
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This week, the medical examiner confirmed that the bodies found inside belonged to six missing people, and that they all died of drowning
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Jimmy Williams, 16, Thomas Rios, 18, and Leah Johnson, 18, vanished in November 1970 after telling friends they were going to a football game
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John Alva Porter, 69, Cleburn Hammack, 42, and Nora Marie Duncan, 58, vanished in April 1969 after asking for a 'push' to get the car started
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The @placeholder could also decide to cover undocumented immigrants in industries such as farming, or it could expand relief based on how long a person has been living and working in the community. | Washington (CNN) -- As the administration considers what executive actions President Barack Obama can take on immigration, the central question is how far can he go? Obama said on June 30 that he had asked the attorney general and the secretary of Homeland Security to look into the steps he can take, within the confines of the Constitution, to "fix as much of our immigration system as I can on my own." The President expects to receive their recommendations before the end of the summer and intends to adopt them without delay. He said he was taking this step because Congress -- particularly House Republicans -- had not acted on comprehensive immigration reform. At a news conference on Wednesday, Obama said the American people want to see action on the issue.
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After Congress failed to act, Obama is considering executive actions on immigration issues
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Obama could expand deferrals to shield some undocumented immigrants from deportation
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Immigration advocates are pushing Obama to act broadly to bring down deportations
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Many cried foul, saying the athletes' behavior was a disgraceful breach of the @placeholder code and was disrespectful of the spectators who paid money to watch the world's best athletes do their best. | Beijing (CNN) -- Eight female badminton players were disqualified from the Olympics this week for apparently trying to throw their matches to secure a favorable draw. It's not the first time sports people have tried to improve their chances of winning, but is deliberately trying to lose a match smart tactics or disguised cheating? Two of the players involved were reigning world champions, Wang Xiaoli and Yu Yang, who were considered gold medal contenders for China. China's sports officials quickly accepted the punishment and players apologized publicly, although Yu subsequently suggested she was quitting the sport. Soon after the badminton controversy broke it was the top-trending topic on Weibo, China's most popular micro-blogging site, with over 15 million posts.
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Olympic badminton flap raises questions about seeking favorable draws
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Eight players disqualified for trying to throw their matches in doubles event
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There are signs Chinese people are questioning the "gold-at-all-costs" mentality | 7,639 | record_train |
"But after watching the movie," @placeholder said, "I could not picture anybody else other than Forest Whitaker." | (CNN) -- "Lee Daniels' The Butler" follows the life of Cecil Gaines, an African-American butler who serves in the White House under eight presidencies. Inspired by real-life butler Eugene Allen, Gaines (played by Forest Whitaker) witnesses the rise of the civil rights movement, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, Vietnam and the election of the Barack Obama, all while simultaneously balancing the highs and lows of his family life. Tracing the evolution of 20th century American society through the lens of one man's life, this passion project from director Lee Daniels and screenwriter Danny Strong drew Hollywood's top talent. Along with Whitaker -- Oprah Winfrey, David Oyelowo, Cuba Gooding Jr., Lenny Kravitz, Mariah Carey, Terrence Howard, James Marsden, Robin Williams and more signed on to the film. The star-studded cast opened up to CNN about what it took to make one of summer's most buzzed about movies, and revealed the behind-the-scenes secrets on the set of "The Butler."
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Director Lee Daniels wishes his name weren't in the movie's title
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Cuba Gooding Jr. auditioned for Forest Whitaker's role
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Oprah Winfrey refused to film a scene in her underwear
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@placeholder grew emotional while recalling a horrifying scene after the ceremony ended, describing people tripping over others in their haste to leave the searing hot tent, while others lay unconscious outside. | Camp Verde, Arizona (CNN) -- The eighth day in the trial of a formal spiritual retreat leader charged with manslaughter after a deadly sweat lodge ceremony concluded Friday with emotional testimony from the roommate of one of the victims. Self-help author and James Arthur Ray is accused of three counts of manslaughter in the deaths of three people who were in the sweat lodge for the purification ceremony. If convicted, he could face up to 10 years in prison on each count. Witness Beverley Bunn, who roomed with victim Kirby Brown during the five-day retreat in 2009, went through an exhaustive examination Friday, recounting all eight rounds of the sweat lodge purification ceremony. Each round lasted 10 to 15 minutes. While they were not prevented from leaving, participants have said they were encouraged to wait until the breaks between rounds.
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Beverley Bunn roomed with one of the three victims at the 2009 retreat
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Self-help author and retreat leader James Ray is charged with manslaughter
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Defense calls the incident "a tragic accident" | 7,641 | record_train |
Ronaldo and @placeholder, the key men for their teams, shake hands before kick off at Anfield | On Saturday evening, when Raheem Sterling walks out of his favourite club, he should settle for a quiet night in to watch El Clasico. After Hull at home he should put his feet up to watch two of the best left wingers in world football play in the biggest fixture going. Cristiano Ronaldo versus Neymar will be an education. After Sterling’s nocturnal visit to London’s trendy Cirque le Soir in London, just 24 hours after England’s victory over Estonia, the most important club in his career is Liverpool. Cristiano Ronaldo is an established star at Real Madrid, while Raheem Sterling is Liverpool's emerging force
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Cristiano Ronaldo had never scored at Anfield - but did on Wednesday
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Raheem Sterling had an advanced role for Liverpool but struggled
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Sterling must learn from the world's greatest to succeed him
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But the 35-year-old will be left lamenting the fact that his three bogeys on the day - to @placeholder's two - and a costly second-round 69 ultimately cost him victory. | Australian Scott Hend edged Angelo Que in a play-off to clinch his maiden European Tour title at the Hong Kong Open. A par on the first extra hole was enough to steer the 41-year-old past the Filipino, who missed the green on the 18th and then over-hit his chip. Que's fourth-round 66 forced the play-off after an intense back-nine battle, which ended with his birdie on the 18th tying things up with Hend at 13 under par. Hend holds the trophy aloft after completing his first win on the European Tour at the age of 41 The Australian consoles Angelo Que after beating the Filipino on an 18th hole play-off in Honk Kong
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Australian pars extra hole to become oldest first-time winner in eight years
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Filipino Angelo Que and Scott Hend both finished on 13 under par
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THe 41-year-old Hend 'ecstatic' with win after back-nine battle | 7,643 | record_train |
@placeholder has said any abbreviated regular season should probably have a minimum of 48 games per team. | (CNN) -- The National Hockey League and the NHL Players' Association struck a tentative agreement early Sunday that may end a three-month lockout of unionized players, league and union officials announced. NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said the "basic framework" of a deal had been agreed upon after a 16-hour negotiating session at a Manhattan hotel. The details must be approved by both the players and the league's governing board, Bettman told reporters in a predawn news conference, and he said it was too early to provide details about what it might mean for a shortened hockey season. But players' union chief Donald Fehr said he expected those steps to follow "fairly rapidly and with some dispatch."
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NEW: Games could resume "hopefully, within a few days," Fehr says
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Fans react with a mix of frustration and excitement
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The two sides reach an agreement after a marathon negotiating session
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At least one of the men is white, and they spoke in "distinct accents that were not consistent with being native to @placeholder." | (CNN)A victim of a reported home invasion in Bristol, Connecticut, was found outside of the credit union where he works with what appeared to be an explosive device strapped to his body, authorities said Monday. The victim, identified as Matthew Yussman, chief financial officer of Achieve Financial Credit Union, told police that multiple attackers broke into his home Monday morning and attached a device -- subsequently believed to be fake, according to a law enforcement source -- to his body. A similar device was also strapped to Yussman's mother, who was also in the home at the time of the break-in, the law enforcement source said.
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Credit union employee tells police that intruders broke into his home in Bristol, Connecticut, Monday morning
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They put what appeared to be bombs on him and his mother, then sent him to rob the credit union, he says
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The agency says this has happened previously on other cameras on @placeholder and other Mars rovers when the geometry of the incoming sunlight relative to the camera is precisely aligned. | By Jonathan O'Callaghan Nasa has spoken out on the controversy surrounding a strange 'glow' spotted on Mars - and says it is either a shiny rock or a glitch in the Curiosity rover's camera. UFO blogger Scott Waring claimed that the new photograph taken by the rover suggests there are intelligent creatures living underground. However, Nasa says it has now investigated the image, and found it is simply a trick of the light. Scroll down for video Life on Mars? In this photo taken by the Curiosity rover a light of unknown origin can be seen in the distance
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Nasa photo appears to show an artificial light on the Red Planet
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The image was taken by the Curiosity rover
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Although he won’t take power until August, Mr Rowhani took his first steps yesterday in consulting @placeholder’s clerically dominated establishment on his plans for the future. | By Mail Foreign Service PUBLISHED: 18:55 EST, 16 June 2013 | UPDATED: 19:44 EST, 16 June 2013 Israel warned last night that the West should remain on its guard against Iran despite the surprise election of reformist-backed Hassan Rowhani as the country’s new president. Tens of thousands of chanting supporters filled the streets of Tehran following the landslide victory in joyous scenes a world apart from the violent crackdown on a thwarted people’s uprising four years ago. Cars honked and blared music ranging from patriotic songs to the Lambada after the triumphant cleric - who studied in Scotland in the 1970s and has a law doctorate from Glasgow Caledonian University - romped home with more than three times the votes of his nearest rival.
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Chanting supporters filled Tehran after Hassan Rowhani's landslide victory
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Triumphant cleric won with more than three times the votes of nearest rival
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@placeholder would have been able to prepare for TV appearances by getting her hair and make up done and making sure she was on form and presentable, ' she speculated. | By Jennifer Newton and Kelly Strange Corraine Casey gave off the impression of being the perfect mother while hiding a heroin addiction A former drug addict who started using heroin when she had two young children has spoken of her own battle with drugs and who like Peaches Geldof appeared to be the perfect mother. Corraine Casey, now 35, started using the drug when she had two young children and even fell pregnant with her third child Georgia while she was still using. Her story echoes that of Ms Geldof, also a mother to 23-month-old Astala and 11-month-old Phaedra, who was found dead at her home in Kent last month.
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Corraine Casey, 35, started using heroin while she had two young children
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Race against time: Suarez is unlikely to be fit for @placeholder's first World Cup match against Costa Rica | June 14: Costa Rica, 8pm, Estadio Castelao June 19: England, 8pm, Arena de Sao Paulo June 24: Italy, 5pm, Arena das Dunas Follow all the action on MailOnline Luis Suarez has had keyhole surgery on his knee and is expected to recover in time for the World Cup, says his mother. Sandra Diaz said the surgery was successful and that he is expected to recover in two-three weeks, which means he would be able to line up against England. 'The surgery is over and thank God everything went well. What Luis had wasn't as serious as we thought,' she said on her son's injury.
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Uruguay talisman has had meniscus surgery
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Suarez's mother said he will be ready in two-three weeks
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Uruguayan FA president says Suarez could be back in fortnight
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Suarez's country hope he'll be fit to face Roy Hodgson's men
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Fernando Torres had same surgery before 2010 World Cup in South Africa and was out for seven weeks
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'Shenzhen had its appeal as a small village when @placeholder first opened up in the late 1970s, but tour operators will find it hard to promote now.' | By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 06:23 EST, 29 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:50 EST, 29 November 2013 It's been hailed as an architectural masterstroke and symbol of China's explosion onto the world stage of global travel. But Shenzhen International Airport's brand-new terminal has a problem: nobody seems to want to go there. The £612million travel hub opened at 6am yesterday with much fanfare as a Shenzhen Airlines flight took off to next-door Mongolia. Smiling staff handed out commemorative model planes to passengers on the flight as dozens of golf carts circulated the lounge to give free rides for anyone in need.
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Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport's Terminal 3 opened yesterday with much fanfare and a flight to Mongolia
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It cost £612m, covers a staggering 4.3million square feet and can handle 45million passengers a year
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Designed by the Rome-based architect Studio Fuksas, it looks like vast white, honeycomb aeroplane
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Also a Soviet aviation museum, Minsk World, and another about Britain's 'colonialist invasion' of the Opium Wars
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When @placeholder began to sink on the fateful night in 1912, Fleet was one of the crew members assigned to man the lifeboats. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 22:36 EST, 18 April 2012 | UPDATED: 22:37 EST, 18 April 2012 Tasteless pranksters have 'desecrated' the grave of Titanic lookout Fred Fleet - by placing a pair of binoculars underneath his headstone. Sick jokers left the binoculars by the resting place of the man who saw the fateful iceberg, along with a note saying: 'Sorry for bringing these 100 years too late.' Fleet issued the famous words 'Iceberg, right ahead' when he spotted the danger from the ill-fated liner's crow's nest on the night of April 14, 1912. Stunt: The binoculars were placed under Titanic lookout Fred Fleet's headstone in Southampton, Hampshire
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In theory that denies Kiev the opportunity to claim that Russia is "tampering" with the evidence ... although @placeholder claimed Friday that Russia held the recording devices nonetheless. | (CNN) -- Did you have a Franz Ferdinand moment when you first heard about Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 crashing in eastern Ukraine? I am talking about the Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand, whose assassination 100 years ago sparked World War I. The reaction from some politicians and hacks suggested they were having such a moment, after the MH17 crash -- hinting that the world would never be the same. The Malaysian Boeing 777, en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, crashed in the Donetsk region of war torn eastern Ukraine, in an area controlled by anti-government forces, known as "pro-Russian separatists" in the West.
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Russia is in the dock over MH17, despite few confirmed facts, says Alexander Nekrassov
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Nekrassov says Ukraine has blamed Moscow for the crash, accusing it of arming rebels
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Also like @placeholder, online shoppers don't seem to be affected, just in-store customers. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 01:33 EST, 11 January 2014 | UPDATED: 01:33 EST, 11 January 2014 Neiman Marcus customers look to be the latest victims of hackers targeting credit card information from big retail chains. The Dallas-based retailer confirmed on Friday it had a cyber security breach in mid-December and an undisclosed number of customers' cards were compromised. It is not yet known how many people have been affected, according to ABC Local. The company says it is taking the necessary steps to notify customers with cards that have definitely been used frequently. Compromised: Upmarket department store Neiman Marcus has been forced to admit they have had a credit card data breach after the story was unearthed on Friday
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Reports surfaced on Friday about an increasing number of fraudulent credit and debit charge costs coming out of Neiman Marcus
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The upscale retailer has confirmed they have a 'leading forensic firm investigating' a data breach that happened in mid-December
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Last week, a black-and-white photo on her website showed a pregnant Shakira, wearing a bikini top, standing beside her 25-year-old boyfriend, who plays for @placeholder's FC Barcelona. | (CNN) -- You might think of Italy's fashion capital when you hear the word Milan, but pop singer Shakira and soccer star Gerard Pique say that isn't what they had in mind when they named their baby boy. Milan Pique Mebarak was born at 9:36 p.m. Tuesday in Barcelona, Spain, according to an announcement posted on Shakira's website. Mebarak is Shakira's seldom-used surname. "The name Milan (pronounced MEE-lahn), means dear, loving and gracious in Slavic; in Ancient Roman, eager and laborious; and in Sanskrit, unification," the announcement said. The 35-year-old Colombian singer first revealed her pregnancy in September, canceling a scheduled weekend concert appearance at a music festival in Las Vegas.
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Milan Pique Mebarak was born in Barcelona, Spain
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His name "means dear, loving and gracious in Slavic," according to Shakira's website
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Shakira and Gerard Pique called for UNICEF donations as part of a "world baby shower" | 7,654 | record_train |
When she was awakened from her nap, she noticed she didn't see @placeholder around the house. | A woman who was babysitting a 5-year-old who fatally shot himself Monday with her gun has been charged with abandoning or endangering a child, a felony, and jailed in Orange County, Texas, police said Wednesday. Bail was set at $250,000 for Melissa Ann Ringhardt, 19, said Clint Hodgkinson, chief deputy with the Orange County Sheriff's Office. The death was "avoidable," according to Hodgkinson, who said Ringhardt failed to secure the gun while she was caring for the boy, John Allen Read, and a 6-month-old, both children of Kayla and Joe Read. Ringhardt was a regular babysitter for the family, with whom she had been living in Vidor, Texas, for the past few months, police said in a statement. Vidor is 95 miles east of Houston.
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Whereas most countries tend to save their horns for parties and special occasions, however, @placeholder kicks out the brass jams on a daily basis. | (CNN) -- Icy beers, empty beaches. It's a compelling image, but it captures only a feeble percentage of the diversity and excellence that imbues one of the most incredible countries in the world. Here are 10 things Mexico does better than anywhere else. Celebrating death Plenty of cultures do ancestor worship. But who else turns the commemoration of their dearly departed into an annual fiesta of art, food and community? On November 1, aka the Day of the Dead, Mexicans put together ofrendas (shrines) for loved ones who have passed away. Every ofrenda includes pictures of the deceased, food, drinks, skull-shaped candies, candles and cempasuchil, the Aztec marigold or flower of the dead.
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Day of the Dead is a Mexican tradition to honor loved ones who have passed on with art, food and communal activities
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I worried he felt a bit responsible as Mr @placeholder admitted in court he went to the police after being told who I was. | By Emma Glanfield The father of Chelsea captain John Terry has told how his son was a ‘tower of strength’ who had 'been through it as well' after being cleared of a race-hate charge in his latest brush with the law. Ted Terry, 59, had been accused of headbutting Amarjit Talafair and calling him a ‘f****** P***’ after a drunken row over a cigarette. Speaking outside court Terry said he felt 'relieved' at the verdict – which came less than two years after his professional footballer son was also cleared of racial abuse. Edward 'Ted' Terry said he was 'relieved' after being cleared of racially-aggravated assault at the Old Bailey in Central London yesterday
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Ted Terry, 59, said he was 'relieved' at being cleared at Old Bailey
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He had been accused of headbutting and racially abusing Amarjit Talafair
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Both he and ex-England captain son have won racial abuse court cases
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John Terry was cleared in court of racially abusing Anton Ferdinand
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Ted Terry been in court before for common assault and supplying drugs
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Those suspected of possible Ebola exposure will be referred to a @placeholder public health officer for additional screening. | Health screenings to help prevent the spread of Ebola began Saturday for some travelers to New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport but an official with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned that nothing can "get the risk to zero." Four other airports will add the screenings Thursday, according to the CDC. This won't be a mass event, with long lines of travelers waiting for screening. Only about 150 travelers a day will receive the screenings, CDC officials said. "No matter how many of these procedures are put into place, we can't get the risk to zero," Dr. Martin Cetron, director of the CDC's Division of Global Migration and Quarantine, told reporters Saturday.
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Two airports in London to implement enhanced screenings
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'You, Mr @placeholder, deliberately drove the boat over him causing catastrophic injuries. | By Sophie Jane Evans This is the chilling moment two killers tried to pull their victim's severed leg out of a boat propeller after pushing him overboard and deliberately running him over. Paul Gerlach, 51, and Louis Borzoni, 50, got into a drink-fuelled argument with 30-year-old Rico Dardis as they cruised on a speedboat off the coast of Christchurch Bay in Dorset. They pushed the father-of-one overboard, before running him over with the boat's propeller - ripping both of his legs from his body. Chilling: Paul Gerlach (left), 51, and Louis Borzoni (right), 50, are caught on camera trying to pull 30-year-old Rico Dardis's severed leg out of a boat propeller after pushing him overboard and deliberately running him over
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Paul Gerlach, 51, and Louis Borzoni, 50, started arguing with Rico Dardis
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Pushed him over back of speedboat off coast of Christchurch Bay, Dorset
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Then ran him over with boat's propeller, ripping both of his legs from body
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Pair were later caught on camera trying to pull severed leg out of propeller
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Gerlach and Borzoni sentenced to life in jail after being convicted of murder | 7,659 | record_train |
But @placeholder’s grandmother complained to the school and the police were brought in. | By Andy Dolan A teacher who had an affair with a 16-year-old pupil yesterday told of the ‘ten days of madness’ which culminated in her spending the night in his bed. Married Bernadette Smith, 35, kissed and cuddled Gary Ralston after the teenager’s father invited her into their home – but said she kept a tiny vest top on and did not have sex with the boy. Yesterday the mother of three blamed her husband Brian’s continued deceit over an affair which had resulted in a love child for triggering her own sordid behaviour with the teenager. Split: Bernadette Smith, 35, blamed her husband Brian's continued deceit over an affair which had resulted in a love child for triggering her own behaviour with Gary Ralston, 16. Above, Smith with her estranged husband
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Bernadette Smith, 35, kissed and cuddled Gary Ralson, 16, at Cowie home
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She spent night in his bed - but kept vest top on and they did not have sex
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Yesterday, Smith blamed husband Brian's secret son for sordid behaviour
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Only learned of his deceit after Child Support Agency asked for maintenance
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Teacher admitted engaging in sexual activity with student last September
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Retaliate militarily for the use of chemical weapons by @placeholder and anger a war-weary American public or fail to enforce his own red line and severely damage his credibility. | Condoleezza Rice, secretary of state under President George W. Bush, traveled 23 times to the Middle East in an ultimately unsuccessful attempt to mediate an Israeli-Palestinian accord. Meanwhile, the Russians invaded Georgia. President Barack Obama's secretary of state, John Kerry, has shuttled 11 times to the region in search of the same elusive goal. And while American diplomacy was once again focused elsewhere, the Russians invaded Ukraine. Now, in an effort to curb Russia, the United States is pausing from its efforts to forge an Israeli-Palestinian peace to generate international pressure on the Kremlin. But the pivot may prove impossible, as the issues of Russian expansionism and the stability of the Middle East remain dangerously intertwined.
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Michael Oren: While U.S. focused on mediation in Middle East, Russia acted in Crimea
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He says Russia has influence with Syria and relations with Iran could upend strategy on nukes
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Russia has played its cards well, while U.S. risks being outmaneuvered, he says
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There was no apparent challenge on the @placeholder player but Hughes took no chances, sending on Stephen Ireland while Bojan was booed all the way as he walked around the perimeter of the pitch and down the tunnel. | It was perhaps asking too much of this season’s FA Cup to give us another fourth-round shock after a weekend of upsets. There were to be no more League One heroics at Spotland to go with Bradford’s humbling of Chelsea. They tried. Goodness knows Rochdale tried, and at times in the first half Stoke were certainly rocking. But the Premier League side already had the cushion of a stunning early strike from Bojan Krkic, and they smoothed their passage with second-half goals from substitute Stephen Ireland and Victor Moses. VIDEO Scroll down for Sportsmail's Big Match Sats: Rochdale 1-4 Stoke City
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Bojan scored a stunning volley in the opening minutes to put Stoke in front
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Stephen Ireland scored a second goal after the break to kill off Rochdale
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Rhys Bennett scored a late consolation for the League One side
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Jonathan Walters completed the scoring for Stoke in the dying seconds
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When he returned to the airport the following day, staff in @placeholder said the bags had been searched at JFK and his ‘agricultural products’ destroyed. | A Canadian artist had more than a dozen of priceless instruments smashed to pieces by US customs after officials ruled they posed an ‘ecological threat’. Virtuoso flutist Boujemaa Razgui only discovered that his instruments had been destroyed when his luggage never arrived at his final destination in Boston and he was told customs in New York had confiscated the flutes. US customs are refusing to apologise to Mr Razgui, claiming they were acting in the interests of American agriculture. Canadian artist Boujemaa Razgui has 13 hand crafted instruments destroyed without warning by US customs who are refusing to apologise for their actions
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Artist Boujemaa Razgui had 13 rare instruments taken by US customs
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He only discovered the loss when his bags never arrived in Boston
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Officials at New York's JFK Airport searched his luggage and found the flutes
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The bamboo instruments were deemed 'agricultural products' and destroyed | 7,663 | record_train |
Domestic and international human rights organisations are also not allowed to function in @placeholder. | A man has been jailed for nine years after he repeatedly punched an African migrant to the ground in a violent robbery in a train station alleyway, last October. Timothy Williams, from Illawarra, NSW, can be seen hitting the refugee so hard in his face that he required stitches in his left ear and lost a tooth, in CCTV footage shown in court on Thursday morning. While his victim was on the floor, the 26-year-old continuously bashed the man as he tried to escape the unprovoked assault. The refugee had only been in Australia for five days after travelling from his native Eritrea - one of the most violent countries in the world - when he was set upon at Wollongong railway station, 82 kilometres south of Sydney.
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Violent video captured the moment Timothy Williams punched migrant
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Man required stitches in his left ear and lost a tooth during the assault
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Took the man's necklace, bracelet, sunglasses, headphones and $60
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Happened at Wollongong railway station in southern NSW, last October
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'The recovered wreckage will be collected at a location near the crash site, from where the wreckage will be transported to Kharkov (in @placeholder) and finally to the Netherlands. | Recovery work has begun at the wreckage site of Malaysian Airways flight MH17 - four months after it was downed over Ukraine. The Dutch Safety Board (DSB), which is leading the investigation into the tragedy - which cost the lives of 298 people including 10 Britons - has up to now had limited access to the crash site. But the board announced a few days ago that it hoped to start the recovery soon and today announced work had begun. The investigation team said the wreckage would be collected over several days before being transported to the Ukrainian government-controlled city of Kharkiv and then flown to the Netherlands.
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Dutch Safety Board which is leading the investigation has, up until now, had limited access to the crash site
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MH17 was on its way to Kuala Lumpur in July when it crashed in an area operated by pro-Russian separatists
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The tragedy, which cost 298 lives, came within months of the disappearance of another Malaysian Airlines flight | 7,665 | record_train |
In September, @placeholder signed a ceasefire deal with the government. | Sanaa, Yemen (CNN)Shiite rebels took responsibility Saturday for the abduction of the Yemeni President's chief of staff in downtown Sanaa. Ahmed bin Mubarak, top aide to President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi, was abducted by gunmen Saturday morning, security officials said. Houthi rebels "were forced to seize Mubarak and this was an important step to cut the way of any coup attempt on the peace and transition deal," said a statement by the rebels' political faction, Ansarullah. Hadi appointed bin Mubarak premier back in October, but the rebels rejected the nomination. A senior media adviser to the Houthi movement in Yemen, Osama Sari, told CNN that the presidential chief of staff had been detained by the Houthis as a message to the President.
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Houthi rebels say abduction sends a message to Yemeni President
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President seeks a new constitution without the approval of the Houthis, rebels say
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Dignitas takes advantage of @placeholder's liberal laws on assisted suicide which suggest that a person can be prosecuted only if they are acting out of self interest. | LONDON, England (CNN) -- British television audiences will be shown an assisted suicide for the first time Wednesday, when a documentary is aired about a man taking his own life at a Swiss clinic. Craig Ewert, along with his wife Mary, hears final instructions from Dignitas escort Arthur Bernhard before taking a fatal dose of barbiturates. The documentary for broadcaster Sky will show the final moments in the life of 59-year-old Briton Craig Ewert, a retired university professor, as he takes a lethal dose of sedatives under medical supervision. The father-of-two had been diagnosed with motor neurone disease -- a rare condition caused by the breakdown of nerve cells in the brain that control the muscles -- five months before his death at Swiss euthanasia clinic, Dignitas. He decided that he didn't want to continue suffering as a prisoner in his own body.
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Final moments in the life of 59-year-old Briton Craig Ewert shown on TV
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Ewert, a motor neurone disease sufferer, went to Swiss assisted suicide clinic
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Assisted suicide is illegal in Britain and carries 14-year prison term
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No-one in the UK has been prosecuted under the 1961 Suicide Act | 7,667 | record_train |
@placeholder, local government, state government, everybody sitting around waiting for someone else to do something. | Okaloosa Island, Florida (CNN) -- Vacationers were the first to notice the bird fumbling in the water near this popular tourist beach last week. It bobbed and swayed differently than other birds, and didn't react when humans came dangerously close. Once it was ashore, they could see why: a light sheen of oil covered its feathers. Animal health technician Stephanie Neumann tried to rescue the Northern Gannet, but beach safety officers stopped her. Her coworkers at the Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge already had stabilized birds and a sea turtle affected by the Gulf oil disaster, but officials wanted to know: Did she have a contract with BP? Could she -- and the bird --wait while they verified her organization's status?
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Residents and vacationers in Okaloosa County in Florida are starting to spot tar balls and oiled wildlife on their beaches.
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County commissioners voted to respond to the oil spill with their own plans, regardless of whether unified command approved.
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Unified command sped up approval of their plans and will meet with commissioners this week. | 7,668 | record_train |
‘Unlike @placeholder, Al Gore had always seemed to be a sophisticated, engaged, and supportive patron of the CIA.... George W. Bush, on the other hand, was a governor with zero experience in intelligence matters,’ he wrote. | By Meghan Keneally Spilling secrets: Former CIA Acting General Counsel John Rizzo wrote a book about his 33 years at the agency A new book by one of the CIA’s top lawyers has exposed decades-old secrets of the nation’s spy agency, telling his unfiltered thoughts on various presidents, the controversial waterboarding tapes and their back-door deals with Hollywood stars who wanted to trade secrets for cocaine. John Rizzo became publicly well known in 2007 when the Bush administration nominated him to be the General Counsel of the Central Intelligence Agency, but his nomination was blocked because of his approval of waterboarding.
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John Rizzo, the former CIA acting attorney general, has written a book about his 33 years at the nation's top spy agency
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He was nominated to be the General Counsel in 2007 by President Bush but it was denied because of his approval of waterboarding terror suspects
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Wrote how the agency has a tight connection with Hollywood and regularly partners up with actors- one of whom wanted 'primo' cocaine as payment
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Said that President Clinton 'couldn't care less' about the CIA and sent the 'most hurtful snub' by sending Hillary to an agent's funeral in his place
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Praised Al Gore's 'sophisticated' understanding of the CIA as compared to President George W. Bush's 'zero experience' | 7,669 | record_train |
Betrayal: @placeholder and Lauren Silverman, pictured in January 2013, were married for 10 years. | By Sara Nathan and Dan Bates and Lydia Warren The wealthy family of the real-estate developer whose wife is pregnant with Simon Cowell's baby refused to go to their wedding, it has been claimed. Socialite Lauren Silverman, 36, who is now 10 weeks pregnant with the music mogul's child, married Andrew Silverman, 37, in their mid 20s. But now Andrew - a close friend of Cowell's - has filed for divorce, naming Cowell as a co-respondent in the papers and listing adultery as the cause of the ending of the marriage. Revealing that Andrew's parents, weathly real-estate owner Allen Silverman and his wife Eleonore, always had concerns about the relationship, a source said: 'Andrew's parents boycotted their wedding because they had their doubts about Lauren, she thought she was suspect.'
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Andrew Silverman filed divorce papers two weeks ago, naming Cowell as a co-respondent; he listed adultery as the cause of the marriage ending
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His wife Lauren Silverman is 10 weeks pregnant with Cowell's child
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The Silvermans enjoy a charmed life of million dollar properties and yacht trips - but friends say they have been on the rocks for some time | 7,670 | record_train |
July 13, 2010: @placeholder gives Mayweather a week to sign the contract for the fight. | Floyd Mayweather Jnr has named May 2 as the date for his shotgun wedding with Manny Pacquiao. Speculation that the richest fight in boxing history is close to being made has been rife since the Pacman put on an impressive performance to defeat Chris Algieri in Macau two weeks ago. Now Mayweather, put under pressure by one of his promotion companies' events, said: 'Will I fight Pacquiao? Absolutely.' Floyd Mayweather's has confirmed that he will fight with Manny Pacquiao in 2015 Pacquiao (right) called out Mayweather to fight him after beating Chris Algieri in November Mayweather says Pacquiao's promoter Bob Arum has been preventing the fight from happening
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Floyd Mayweather looks set to finally fight Manny Pacquiao
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The Money Man said it would 'absolutely' happen on May 2
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Talks behind the scenes over Mayweather and Pacquiao's purse split
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Amir Khan looks set to miss out on a mega fight with Mayweather | 7,671 | record_train |
The crowd loved it and at the end of the day, with three points on the board, I'm sure not one @placeholder supporter could turn round and say, 'I don't know why we don't play out from the back and tip-tap it about in our own 18-yard box'. | By Martin Allen Martin 'Mad Dog' Allen returns with the latest instalment of his new weekly column for MailOnline Sport. The former Gillingham boss does not hold back with his views on current issues in football. This week, Mad Dog has his say on Ray Wilkins' suitability for another job in football, Sam Allardyce's football is producing results at West Ham, and what he has which is 'similar' to Dennis Bergkamp's statue at Arsenal... UPS AND DOWNS I thought Ray Wilkins was very open and honest talking candidly about his mental health in football throughout his career, after his dismissal from Fulham last week.
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More has to be done to help coaches like Ray Wilkins
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Luke Shaw is destined to be an England regular at left back
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Sam Allardyce's style of play is getting the results at West Ham
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Dennis Bergkamp has his statue... guess what I have! | 7,672 | record_train |
One of Eastwood's most tweeted moments was his reference to crying when @placeholder was elected. | (CNN) -- The Internet was made for moments like these. Clint Eastwood and his empty chair didn't so much detract from Mitt Romney's big moment at the last night of the Republican National Convention, as much as they became breakout stars in their own right. Romney and Marco Rubio still had their moments. Clint retained his Hollywood icon status. And two new stars were born, Invisible Obama and Clint's Chair. Those weren't the only OMG moment during the final night of the RNC. 1. More crying "Is crying becoming a 'thing' for Republicans?" asked @libgrrrl Thursday night. We couldn't have said it better ourselves.
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"Is crying becoming a 'thing' for Republicans?" asks one tweeter
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LGBT group threw a party that included go-go dancers and a velvet rope
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The Twitter account @ClintsChair has more than 2,000 followers
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Several photos of a man wearing a hat made of a beer case earned salutes | 7,673 | record_train |
Clinton has said she is staying out of the process of picking her successor and letting @placeholder decide. | NEW YORK (CNN) -- New York Gov. David Paterson met with Senate hopeful Caroline Kennedy Saturday afternoon, but the governor's spokesman said details of the meeting will be kept private. Caroline Kennedy hopes to replace Hillary Clinton as New York's junior senator. Erin Duggan, Paterson's spokesman, said the two met at the governor's Manhattan office about 2 p.m. ET. She would not disclose what the pair talked about, nor say how long the meeting lasted. Kennedy is one of the candidates hoping to replace Hillary Clinton as New York's junior senator if the Senate confirms Clinton as secretary of state.
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NY Gov. David Paterson, Caroline Kennedy talk, but details of meeting unknown
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Kennedy wants to replace Hillary Clinton as New York senator
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President Kennedy's daughter has never held public office | 7,674 | record_train |
'I was lucky my father came home but to be able to got to @placeholder and honour him and go to some of the countries that he fought in during that war is just my last dream,' Pat said. | An Alzheimer's sufferer hoping to visit Gallipoli to honour his late war veteran father has been told he will be stripped of his disability pension if he travels to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the ANZAC landings. Pat Nichols was ecstatic when his name was pulled out of a ballot to go to Turkey but his elation was short-lived once he discovered he wouldn't receive his disability pension throughout the six-week trip. The devastating news came as the Federal Government changed the laws on January 1 to prevent disability pensioners to receive the allowance while living overseas. Scroll down for video
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Pat Nichols won trip to Gallipoli to honour his father who fought in the war
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Alzheimer's sufferer will have his pension cut if he goes on six-week trip
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New rule prevents disability pensioners who live overseas to get allowance
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Pat can't afford to go on trip if allowance is ceased while he's away
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The juvenile admitted on the stand to shouting "go home you @placeholder [expletive]" after the first fight dispersed, prompting Ramirez to turn back and attack him. | POTTSVILLE, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- A fomer Pennsylvania high school football player was acquitted of murder Friday in the beating death of a Mexican immigrant last summer. Luis Ramirez died of blunt force injuries after a confrontation with a group of Pennsylania teens. However, a Schuylkill County jury found Brandon Piekarsky and Derrick Donchak guilty of simple assault stemming from the death of Luis Ramirez, who died of blunt force injuries to the head after a fight with the defendants and their friends. Donchak, 19, was also found guilty of providing alcohol to the group of teens that encountered Ramirez the night of July 12 on a residential street in the rural mining town of Shenandoah.
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NEW: Teens acquitted of murder, aggravated assault, ethnic intimidation
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NEW: Brandon Piekarsky and Derrick Donchak convicted of simple assault
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Schuylkill County prosecutors alleged the beating was racially motivated
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@placeholder's (right) rise might make Arsene Wenger rethink his plans to sign a defensive midfielder | Arsenal legend Ray Parlour believes that Arsene Wenger and the club need to start spending more if they want to have any chance of competing for the Premier League title in the future. The Gunners bought Villarreal defender Gabriel Paulista for £11.2million and signed 17-year-old midfielder Krystian Bielik in a £2.4million deal from Legia Warsaw during the January transfer window. However, Parlour believes that the club still need to invest heavily in the summer, despite the saying Arsenal squad is in good health. Arsenal legend Ray Parlour believes that the club need to start spending if they want to compete for the title
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Ray Parlour says Arsenal need to spend more if they want to have any chance of competing with Manchester City and Chelsea for the title
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Parlour has been impressed with Francis Coquelin's recent performances
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He admitted: ‘In @placeholder, I shoved my pistol into my throat. | By Mark Nicol Nearly 500 military personnel a month are asking to be treated for traumatic disorders after serving in Afghanistan and Iraq. The impact of a decade of conflict on Britain’s hard-pressed Armed Forces is revealed in new Ministry of Defence figures. A study of the 1,472 new cases of Servicemen and women seeking help in the first three months of the year shows some clear trends. Female personnel are twice as likely to suffer mental ill-health, and lower ranks are more vulnerable than officers. Constant demands: Nearly 500 soldiers are seeking help for mental health issues each month due to the ceaseless rigours of the Afghan and Iraq conflicts, new figures reveal (file picture)
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New study reveals impact of conflicts on UK's hard-pressed Armed Forces
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1,472 new cases of troops needing treatment in first three months of 2012
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Female personnel twice as likely to suffer ill-health than male counterparts
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First figures compiled since launch of MoD's 'Don't Bottle It Up' campaign | 7,678 | record_train |
Initially Mee told police the shooting happened because @placeholder found out Mr Griffin had been romantically involved with his girlfriend in the past. | By Daily Mail Reporter UPDATED: 01:06 EST, 14 September 2013 A Florida judge ruled today that 'Hiccup Girl' Jennifer Mee can share her story with the public and the media ahead of her murder trial. Earlier this week, Pinellas County prosecutors had asked Judge Nancy Moate Ley to bar any interviews Mee had planned to give before her trial, which gets under way Tuesday. The sheriff's office will now have to determine if it can accommodate the interviews at the jail, where Mee is being held. Tearful: An emotional Jennifer Mee, known as 'Hiccup Girl,' appears in court at the Pinellas County Justice Center Friday
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Jennifer Mee, 22, is charged with murder in the 2010 killing of Shannon Griffin
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She gained notoriety at age 15 when Mee got a case of hiccups that wouldn't stop
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The charged particles can also threaten airlines by disturbing the @placeholder’s magnetic field. | One of Nasa's most powerful space telescopes has turned its gaze on the Sun for the first time to capture this stunning image. Nasa's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array, or NuSTAR, has produced the most sensitive solar portrait ever taken in high-energy X-rays. The mission is primarily designed to look at black holes and other objects far from our solar system. Scroll down for video X-rays stream off the sun in this image showing observations from by NASA's Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array, or NuSTAR, overlaid on a picture taken by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO). The NuSTAR data, seen in green and blue, reveal solar high-energy emission (green shows energies between 2 and 3 kiloelectron volts, and blue shows energies between 3 and 5 kiloelectron volts).
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NuSTAR primarily designed to look at black holes and other objects far from our solar system
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Scientists pointed it at the sun to produce the most sensitive solar portrait ever taken in high-energy X-rays
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Bodies of U.S. couple killed in @placeholder are handed over | (CNN) -- A 28-year-old Jamaican-born man has confessed to his involvement in the stabbing deaths of an American couple on the Caribbean island of St. Maarten, a prosecutor said Wednesday. The suspect, whom authorities have identified only by his initials M.K.J., has also confessed involvement to a robbery of a restaurant last month, said General Solicitor Taco Stein. The suspect had previously denied any involvement in the killings last month of Michael and Thelma King, of South Carolina, at their oceanfront residence in Cupecoy, a beach town on the southwest tip of the Dutch island nation. Their bodies were discovered September 21, authorities said.
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A Jamaican-born man, 28, tells investigators he was involved in murders
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Michael and Thelma King of South Carolina were slain in the beach town of Cupecoy
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Like Costa before him, @placeholder simply couldn't make it work with a support cast of Torres and Salah and the duo were replaced 12 minutes into the second half. | By Dan Ripley Follow @@Ripley_77 Didier Drogba's previous game in a Chelsea shirt proved rather more dramatic as his final kick in a Blues jersey resulted in them winning the 2012 Champions League. But there was to be no penalty kick heroics from the Ivorian on his return to the club, as the veteran striker drew a blank in his first game back for the Stamford Bridge outfit. Chelsea left the 36-year-old on the bench for the start of their pre-season friendly at Werder Bremen's Weserstadion, with the Blues fielding an attacking trio of Diego Costa being supported by Fernando Torres and Mohamed Salah.
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Didier Drogba played first Chelsea game after joining on free from Galatasaray
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Ivory Coast striker was second half substitute for Diego Costa in 3-0 defeat by Werder Bremen
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@placeholder backed calls for Garcia's report to be published in full, adding: '(Publishing the report) is the only possible way that FIFA can start to regain its reputation. | FIFA ran a 'Wild West' bidding process for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups which encouraged would-be hosts to enter into inappropriate behaviour, former sports minister Sir Hugh Robertson has said. The world governing body is firmly under the spotlight again following the release of a report on Thursday by the chairman of the adjudicatory chamber of FIFA's ethics committee which cleared Russia and Qatar to host the 2018 and 2022 tournaments having found no serious breaches of bidding rules by either nation. However, the man who led the investigation on which that report was based, American lawyer Michael Garcia, immediately appealed against the findings of the published report, saying it contained 'numerous materially incomplete and erroneous representations of the facts and conclusions' detailed in his own report - which has not been made public.
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FIFA have been investigated for the bidding process that led to Qatar and Russia hosting the 2018 and 2022 World Cups respectively
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FIFA report claims there were no breaches of rules by either country but investigator Michael Garcia says findings haven't been presented properly
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Former sports minister Sir Hugh Roberston claims there were 'no rules' into the bidding process that was run like the 'Wild West' | 7,683 | record_train |
The board's resolution was a response to a page on the Tourism Authority's website promoting @placeholder's short-term rentals for families and large groups. | Every year, thousands of Hawaiian tourists choose the small residential town of Kailua over the hustle and bustle of larger resort towns. Even President Barack Obama and his family have made it their yearly holiday vacation destination. Located off the southeast coast of Hawaii, Kailua boasts beachfront properties overlooking pristine white sand beaches. But residents are now asking Hawaii's Tourism Authority to stop promoting the town as an overnight destination. "We have a city ordinance that does not permit these short terms tourist rentals in residential areas," said Kailua Neighborhood Board Chairman, Chuck Prentiss. He cited a Honolulu County land use ordinance approved in the 1980s.
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Kailua boasts beachfront properties overlooking pristine white sand beaches
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Concern: Bruno Martins Indi suffered concussion after being fouled by @placeholder's Tim Cahill | Tim Cahill faced up to the end of his World Cup dream after scoring one of the greatest goals in the tournament's history. The 34-year-old Australia striker evoked memories of Marco van Basten's wondergoal at Euro '88 with a stunning volley against Holland on Wednesday. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Tim Cahill relaxing in the pool before Holland defeat Stunner: Australia striker Tim Cahill scored with an exquisite left-footed volley against Holland VIDEO Top 10 Goals - Qualifying Cahill crashed a fantastic 20-metre volley into the roof of the net in the 21st minute of the Group B clash in Porto Alegre.
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Cahill's volley evoked memories of Marco van Basten's stunner at Euro '88
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Piers Morgan hailed it 'as the best World Cup goal of all time'
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Australia striker then showed his bad side with a late challenge on Bruno Martins Indi | 7,685 | record_train |
Investigators aren't sure whether she knew her abductor, though there's no indication on the @placeholder surveillance video that she did, Wilson said. | (CNN) -- A Philadelphia police detective made a promise to a devastated mother: "I'm bringing your girl home." On Wednesday, the promise was kept. Carlesha Freeland-Gaither was found alive, three days after her abduction was captured on a surveillance video in Philadelphia and sparked an all-out manhunt, FBI special agent in charge Ed Hanko told reporters. Freeland-Gaither was found in Jessup, Maryland, southwest of Baltimore, and a suspect was taken into custody, he said. The suspect has been identified as Delven Barnes, 37, Hanko said. Barnes is currently being held on a Virginia warrant for attempted capital murder in another case and "then he will be charged federally with the crimes here in Philadelphia," Hanko said.
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NEW: Appears to be a "stranger abduction," police official says
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"He brought my baby home," mother of abducted woman says of detective
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Delven Barnes has been arrested in connection with abduction
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The 22-year-old woman was forced into a car in Philadelphia on Sunday night | 7,686 | record_train |
The Jefferson Lane property opens up onto a small backyard and then onto the golden sands of @placeholder | Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has paid more than $2.3 million for a luxurious beach-front apartment on Queensland's so-called 'Millionaires Row'. The one-time Health Minister joins 11-time surfing legend Kelly Slater and five-time Moto GP world champion Mick Doohan as residents of the much-sought after address. According to OzPropertyData, the stamp duty alone on Mr Dutton's new digs on Jefferson Lane, is more than $120,000. The $2.3m Palm Beach property is a two-storey, four bedroom apartment with walk-on access to the beach Happy days. Peter Dutton is congratulated by Governor-General Peter Cosgrove as he is sworn in as Immigration Minister. Mr Dutton is also celebrating the purchase of a $2.3m property on Queensland's 'Millionaires Row'
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New Immigration Minister Peter Dutton has paid $2.3 million for the Palm Beach property
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He's bought into the part of Queensland's coast known as 'Millionaires Row'
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His neighbours will include 11-time surfing world champion Kelly Slater and five-time MotoGP winner Mick Doohan
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His $2.3million two-storey apartment backs onto the beach and boasts four bedrooms and four car spaces | 7,687 | record_train |
Just last week the @placeholder staged the latest in a series of national walkouts in a long-running bitter row over pay, pensions and conditions. | By Tom Mctague, Mail Online Deputy Political Editor Teachers were celebrating today after Michael Gove was ousted as Education Secretary. The controversial minister was dumped from the Cabinet by David Cameron to become the Government's chief whip in the biggest shock of the reshuffle. Teachers' unions welcomed the surprise announcement after years of bitter antagonism against his reforms, which culminated in last week's classroom walk out-in a dispute over pay and pensions. Downing Street insisted Mr Gove would play a key role in the run up to the election and had not been demoted - but the decision to move him comes amid increasing evidence that he is 'toxic' with voters. In May a poll for YouGov found he was the most hated politician in the Government.
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Michael Gove made chief whip and will no longer be a full member of Cabinet
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He will instead become 'Minister for TV' in campaign ahead of next election
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Teachers' unions welcomed the surprise announcement this morning
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The NUT said Gove had 'clearly lost the support of the profession'
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Association of Teachers & Lecturers slam his 'antagonism' to teachers
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In May a poll found that Gove was the most hated politician in Britain | 7,688 | record_train |
Columbus, who was known in @placeholder as Cristóbal Colón and didn't speak Italian, signed his last will and testament on May 19, 1506, and made five curious -- and revealing -- provisions. | Today marks the 508th anniversary of the death of Christopher Columbus. Everybody knows the story of Columbus, right? He was an Italian explorer from Genoa who set sail in 1492 to enrich the Spanish monarchs with gold and spices from the orient. Not quite. For too long, scholars have ignored Columbus' grand passion: the quest to liberate Jerusalem from the Muslims. During Columbus' lifetime, Jews became the target of fanatical religious persecution. On March 31, 1492, King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella proclaimed that all Jews were to be expelled from Spain. The edict especially targeted the 800,000 Jews who had never converted, and gave them four months to pack up and get out.
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Sunday marks the 508th anniversary of the death of Christopher Columbus
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Charles Garcia: Columbus was a Marrano, or a Jew who feigned to be a Catholic
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He says that during Columbus' lifetime, Jews became the target of religious persecution
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Garcia: Columbus' voyage was motivated by a desire to find a safe haven for Jews | 7,689 | record_train |
"There is now a plausible case for the midterms being a plus for the @placeholder, where I would never said that six months ago." | Long before the ink had dried on the Senate deal to end the government shutdown and raise the debt ceiling, the writing was already on the wall for the Republican Party: The last three weeks have hurt them. They have borne the brunt of the blame for shutting down the government, and polls show that a large majority of Americans disapprove of the way the Congressional GOP has handled the fight over funding the government and raising the debt ceiling. Shutdown Poll: No winners but GOP bigger loser than Dems Polls: Time to throw my guy out of Congress? And now, non-partisan political handicappers say the likelihood of Democrats winning the House and maintaining control in the Senate in 2014 has increased.
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Republicans take brunt of blame for government shutdown, debt fight
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Some handicappers say Democrats have improved their chances in midterms
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Tea party groups expected to be very active next year
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Democrats showed strong unity during Congressional standoff | 7,690 | record_train |
@placeholder police said the forceful approach was in response to complaints by right-wing politicians and petitions from residents over the past three months. | The French interior minister has been accused of ordering police to remove tramps and gypsies from his neighbourhood 'so his wife can shop in peace'. Manuel Valls, 50, reportedly told officers to show 'zero tolerance' in evicting homeless people from the stylish district around the Place de la Bastille near his home in Paris. According to a satirical weekly, Le Canard Enchaîné, Mr Valls ordered the clean-up at the request of his glamorous wife, Anne Gravoin, after she allegedly complained of being accosted by a drunken down-and-out on a trip to supermarket. Elegant couple: Manuel Valls reportedly cracked down on the homeless people in his area after one accosted wife Anne Gravoin
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Anne Gravoin was reportedly confronted by drunk down-and-out in street
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The classically trained violinist previously caused controversy by mocking the prime minister's wife
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She regularly visits fashionable stores with first lady Valerie Trierweile | 7,691 | record_train |
An @placeholder court appointed Waghmare two weeks ago to represent Kasab, and it was unclear who would replace her. | MUMBAI, India (CNN) -- The lawyer for the main suspect in last year's deadly terrorist attack in Mumbai was removed Wednesday, delaying the high-profile trial that was set to begin. Soldiers patrol in Mumbai on the eve of the trial of a key suspect in last year's attacks in the Indian city. The trial start for Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, 21, is expected to be moved to Thursday as officials scramble to settle the lawyer issue. Kasab is thought to be the only one of 10 gunmen to survive the three-day siege, which killed more than 160 people in November. As the trial was to begin, the judge removed attorney Anjali Waghmare because she also was representing a witness in the case. Waghmare argued that she had no idea that the person was a witness in the terror case, and she was representing this person in a different case. But the judge declared that it was a conflict of interest.
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Main suspect's lawyer removed as she represents a witness in the case
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Trial was to start Wednesday, unclear when court proceedings will resume
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Mohammed Ajmal Kasab, 21, is accused of being the only gunmen to survive siege
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The November siege targeted victims at Mumbai hotels, hospitals, railway stations | 7,692 | record_train |
And there were more protests Saturday, in which @placeholder once again derided the film and, in many cases, the United States. | Cairo (CNN) -- A leading figure in the Sunni Islam world called for fellow believers to respond to recent controversial portrayals of Mohammed -- which he said "spread hatred" -- just like the prophet himself would, "through patience and wisdom." The Grand Mufti of Egypt Ali Gomaa spoke to CNN as Muslims staged yet more passionate protests Saturday in yet more locales, from Germany to Lebanon to Bangladesh, as they have since September 11. Demonstrators railed against an obscure, 14-minute trailer for a film that mocks Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer -- as well as the country in which it was privately produced, the United States -- and more recently a French satirical magazine's cartoons of a figure representing Mohammed.
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NEW: Angry about government ban on protests, activists in Bangladesh call a general strike
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The grand mufti of Egypt says anti-Islam video spreads "hatred," which should be illegal
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He adds that Muslims want peace and respect, not conflict
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Muslims protest Saturday in Nigeria, Bangladesh, Germany and Pakistan | 7,693 | record_train |
Pardew was forced to admit the 55-cap forward could boost @placeholder's firepower, with the Black Cats one of Palace's main rivals in the battle to avoid the drop. | Alan Pardew has admitted he failed to convince Jermain Defoe to sign for Crystal Palace over Sunderland. Defoe is on the brink of rubber-stamping his move to Wearside from Toronto, with Pardew conceding Palace were forced out of the race for the former England striker. Palace have secured Arsenal forward Yaya Sanogo on loan with new Eagles boss Pardew aiming to sign another striker during the January transfer window. Jermain Defoe is on the verge of completing a move back to the Premier League to Sunderland Defoe (left) signed for Toronto in MLS in January last year, but is set to return to England
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Jermain Defoe is close to finalising a permanent move to Sunderland
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Alan Pardew admits he wanted to bring Defoe to Crystal Palace
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Defoe played under Pardew at West Ham before moving to Tottenham
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Pardew has backed Defoe to help Sunderland stave off relegation | 7,694 | record_train |
And of course, it poses a grave, direct threat on us too... We operate and will continue to operate intensely and determinately against those who threaten the security of the state of @placeholder and its citizens." | Tehran, Iran (CNN) -- Iran issued a warning to Israel on Wednesday, with a top military figure saying Iran will "punish" any threat. "The United States is fully aware that a military attack by the Zionist regime on Iran will not only cause tremendous damage to that regime, but it will also inflict serious damage to the U.S.," said Gen. Hassan Firouzabadi, commander of the joint chiefs of staff, according to the semi-official Fars News Agency. "We, as the military, take every threat, however distant and improbable, as very real, and are fully prepared to use suitable equipment to punish any kind of mistake," he added, according to a CNN translation of his remarks.
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Iranian military official: We will use "suitable equipment" to punish any attack
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Israel test-fires a rocket propulsion system
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The events come amid speculation in Israel about possible military plans | 7,695 | record_train |
Filner said he was on @placeholder hours after Provost's body was found, although no one told him of the killing. | (CNN) -- A sailor found dead earlier this week at California's Camp Pendleton was shot while standing sentry, and a fire was set in an attempt to cover up evidence, the U.S. Navy said. Seaman August Provost, shown on his MySpace page, was killed while on sentry duty at Camp Pendleton. The death of Seaman August Provost of Houston, Texas, is being investigated as a homicide, Capt. Matt Brown told reporters on Thursday. A sailor is in custody in the case, Brown said. Although at least one of Provost's relatives said she believes he was killed because of his sexual orientation and his race, Brown said there was no indication the killing was a hate crime. A U.S. congressman also said on Friday there are indications Provost may have been killed because of his sexual orientation.
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Fire was set to cover up evidence, U.S. Navy says
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Seaman August Provost's death being investigated as homicide
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Congressman calls for investigation of possible hate crime
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Body was discovered at 3:30 a.m., during Provost's shift on sentry duty | 7,696 | record_train |
The proposal introduced by @placeholder on Thursday would provide less than $25 billion in new funds for VA healthcare, with $3.3 billion offset by other savings in the department's budget. | By Reuters and Associated Press A tentative agreement has been reached by the chairmen of the U.S. Senate and House veterans committees on legislation aimed at resolving the Veterans Affairs healthcare crisis, their spokesmen said on Sunday. Independent Senator Bernie Sanders, who heads the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs, and his House counterpart, Republican Representative Jeff Miller, will outline the agreement at a news conference at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, their spokesmen said. 'Miller and Sanders continued negotiations on a VA reform package this weekend and made significant progress toward an agreement on legislation to make VA more accountable and to help the department recruit more doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals,' their offices said in a statement.
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Independent Senator Bernie Sanders and his House counterpart, Republican Representative Jeff Miller signed an agreement yesterday
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The agreement is aimed at recruiting more doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals
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In Pheonix, doctors allege that 40 veterans died as their names lingered on waiting lists
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The controversy led to the resignation of VA Secretary Eric Shinseki in late May | 7,697 | record_train |
In theory, the congress delegates and the @placeholder members have some influence over -- and formally vote on --leadership decisions. | Beijing (CNN) -- Hu Jintao is stepping down this week as the Communist Party's general secretary -- the primus inter pares in the party politburo, China's elite decision-making body. In March next year, he is also expected to hand over his post as China's state president to his presumptive successor, Xi Jinping. But is the 69-year-old Hu retiring completely? Will he give up all his posts, including chairmanship of the Central Military Commission (CMC), an influential post that oversees major national security and military affairs? "We don't know if he will step down yet," said Joseph Cheng, professor at City University of Hong Kong. "The party congress is still in the bargaining process. For Xi Jinping, he needs time to consolidate his power no matter if Hu will retire or not."
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Hu Jintao preparing to hand over power to presumptive successor, Xi Jinping
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But experts question whether he will really retire, or maintain some vestiges of office
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Chinese politicians caught up in complex factional horse-trading
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Final decision on makeup of new Central Committee expected this week | 7,698 | record_train |
I'll never sound like @placeholder, although my accent has softened over the years. | By Martha De Lacey PUBLISHED: 05:35 EST, 25 November 2013 | UPDATED: 07:42 EST, 25 November 2013 Downton Abbey star Michelle Dockery says her life has become so entwined with that of her character Lady Mary Crawley that fans of the ITV drama sent her bereavement cards when her on-screen husband Matthew was killed off last Christmas. The British actress, 31, says she is hugely touched by the 'lovely' investment fans of Julian Fellowes' period drama make with the characters, and that very much enjoys being considered 'part of their lives'. Speaking to the Observer Magazine, Dockery said: 'People will consider me a part of their lives for however long Downton Abbey lasts. It's a lovely thing to feel as an actor. I get a delivery of letters about once a month. I even had bereavement cards after the last series.'
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British actress, 31, says fans of the ITV drama make a huge investment in it
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She has a monthly delivery of letters from viewers
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Says she is particularly well-contacted after pivotal on-screen events
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Creator Julian Fellowes killed off her on-screen husband Matthew in 2012
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Matthew died in festive special immediately after the birth of his son
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Fellowes was accused of 'ruining Christmas' | 7,699 | record_train |
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