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Milner, Zabaleta and @placeholder, who all featured in City's disappointing display against Arsenal, appeared to be in high spirits despite their recent defeat. | Manchester City have jetted out to Abu Dhabi for a winter training camp in an attempt to recharge their batteries ahead of the second half of the season. The Premier League champions, who were beaten 2-0 by Arsenal on Sunday, will take on Bundesliga outfit Hamburg in a glamour friendly on Wednesday - before returning in time for their fourth round FA Cup tie against Middlesbrough at the weekend. James Milner, Pablo Zabaleta, Gael Clichy and Bacary Sagna hit the beach to play football with local residents on a sandy small-sided pitch. Bacary Sagna playfully wrestles with team-mate James Milner during a game of beach football
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Manchester City's first team stars have jetted out to Abu Dhabi
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Manuel Pellegrini's side will face Hamburg on Wednesday
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City will return in time for FA Cup clash against Middlesbrough | 8,200 | record_train |
The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Douglas W. Blayney and @placeholder. | Editor's note: Douglas W. Blayney, MD, is president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology and professor of internal medicine at the University of Michigan. He specializes in the treatment of breast cancer and lymphoma and was in private practice for 17 years in California. Brenda Nevidjon, RN, is president of the Oncology Nursing Society and clinical professor of nursing at Duke University School of Nursing. She was the first nurse and first woman to be chief operating officer of Duke University Hospital. Douglas Blayney says a health care bill provision on end-of-life care has been completely misconstrued. (CNN) -- The heated national debate on health care reform has taken an unusual turn, with many eyes focused on a minor provision regarding end-of-life care embedded in the House bill.
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Blayney, Nevidjon: Health care debate has focused on a minor provision
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They say idea that government would engage in euthanasia is false
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They say bill only provides payment for optional discussions on end-of-life care
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Blayney, Nevidjon: Research shows benefits of advance planning | 8,201 | record_train |
"My understanding, this school ... @placeholder, they had a basement. | (CNN) -- At least 24 people -- including nine children -- were killed when a massive tornado struck an area outside Oklahoma City on Monday afternoon, officials said. Read more: Heartbreaking scenes in Oklahoma City after disaster At least seven of those children were killed at Plaza Towers Elementary School in Moore, Oklahoma, police said. Emergency personnel on Tuesday continued to scour the school's rubble -- a scene of twisted I-beams and crumbled cinder blocks. The tornado was 1.3 miles wide as it moved through Moore, in the southern part of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area, the National Weather Service said. The estimated peak wind ranged from 200 to 210 mph -- which would make it an EF5, the most powerful category of tornadoes possible -- according to the agency.
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At its strongest, the tornado was an EF5, the National Weather Service says
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At least 24 dead, more than 100 people rescued after tornado hit, officials say
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Insurance claims will likely top $1 billion, state insurance official says
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The mayor says "we (have) gone from rescue and searching to recovery" | 8,202 | record_train |
Saenz is the newest person on the @placeholder, after three fugitives on the list were recently caught. | Editor's Note: The FBI had three openings on its list of the Ten Most Wanted Fugitives. Monday night, FBI Assistant Director Kevin Perkins joined CNN's Rick Sanchez exclusively on "Campbell Brown" to announce who filled the first open spot. Tune in at 8 p.m. ET to "Campbell Brown" over the next two nights to find out who else will fill the slots. Officials say Joe Saenz is thought to be linked with Mexican drug cartels. (CNN) -- Joe Saenz rubbed his hands together and smiled as he walked up to a Los Angeles County, California, home. His demeanor gave no clues as to what would happen next.
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Joe Saenz wanted in connection with four murders, a kidnapping and a rape
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Saenz, a member of Cuatro Flats gang, reportedly kills man on video
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FBI believes Saenz graduated from local gangs to international drug trafficking
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Saenz allegedly killed mother of his child out of fear she'd turn him in | 8,203 | record_train |
It's another example of @placeholder mixing its past heritage with its future arts. | (CNN) -- Abu Dhabi is often cast in the shadow of the vibrant Dubai, but the state is challenging its more celebrated neighbor as a premier destination. "Dubai has the reputation of being the glittery one," says travel writer Matthew Teller. "But I didn't find that at all. I found Abu Dhabi so engaging and more diverse than people give it credit for." Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates -- home to the UAE capital, Abu Dhabi city -- has a strong maritime past. Fishing was pivotal to the economy before the lucrative exploration of oil. But even as the region progresses the water still plays an important part in its modern culture.
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Abu Dhabi hosted the Volvo Ocean Yacht Race last month
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The region has a strong maritime past with fishing pivotal to the economy
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The coastline, stretching over 700 kilometers of the emirate, is a highlight of the region | 8,204 | record_train |
Nanjing's paper-cut artwork is known for its curves and complicated lines, a technique that's been refined by @placeholder's family. | (CNN) -- With more than 6,000 years of history, China's ancient capital of Nanjing has been the birthplace of many of the country's most intriguing traditional arts. Today, a handful of skilled artisans are keeping these endangered practices alive. Sophisticated and elegant yet not exclusive to the wealthy, these six Nanjing art forms offer insight into China's diverse yet dwindling collection of intangible attractions that, for the most part, remain hidden behind studio doors. CNN sent Sun Chen, a Nanjing-based photographer, to visit six studios in the city and talk with the artisans. Engraved Buddhist scrolls Sitting in a traditional Chinese building with a scenic garden, Nanjing's Jinling Buddhism Publishing House was founded in 1866 by a Buddhist scholar.
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China's ancient capital, Nanjing is home to many endangered folk crafts
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Craftsmen at Jinling Buddhism Publishing House engrave sutras on wooden blocks used for scroll printing
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Zhang Fang-lin's paper-cutting mastery earned him the nickname "Jinling Holy Scissorhand"
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Nanjing's silk brocade is called "yunjin" in Chinese -- which means "beautiful as clouds at sunset" | 8,205 | record_train |
While @placeholder is said to have agreed he used those words, he insisted that Jadeja had been the aggressor. | By Lawrence Booth Follow @@the_topspin Witnesses from India and England in the Jimmy Anderson-Ravindra Jadeja bust-up were branded ‘hopelessly biased’ by the investigating official. This contributed to Gordon Lewis, the Australian judicial commissioner who presided over the tribunal, dropping all charges against the players. Lewis, who reached his conclusion in 10 minutes after a six-hour hearing, reportedly outlined in his written verdict that he could not be ‘comfortably satisfied’ about the precise nature of the contretemps in the Trent Bridge pavilion last month. This was because there was no video evidence and the only neutral testimony, from one of the Nottinghamshire stewards, was inconclusive.
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James Anderson was found not guilty of Level Three offence by ICC
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England seamer is free to play remaining Tests at Old Trafford and The Oval
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India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was also found not guilty of any offence
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Verdict was reached in 10 minutes by Australian judge Gordon Lewis
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Peter Moores is delighted to have Anderson for rest of Investec series | 8,206 | record_train |
Her mother is expected to miss the second weekend of @placeholder shows to look after her daughter in hospital. | Strictly's Claudia Winkleman has been targeted by an internet troll who set up a fake Twitter account pretending to be her badly burned daughter. The troll used the name Matilda Winkleman and handle HotWinkle to mock the eight-year-old's accident on Twitter after her witch costume caught fire during an evening of trick-or-treat. Direct messages have been sent to the TV presenter, with one saying: '@ClaudiaWinkle what's your daughter's favourite dance? I'm guessing the #HotStep.' Scroll down for video Strictly's Claudia Winkleman has been targeted by an internet troll who set up a fake Twitter account pretending to be her badly burned daughter Matilda Thykier (right)
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Troll set up Twitter account pretending to be Claudia Winkleman's daughter
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Mocked the eight-year-old's Halloween accident using handle HotWinkle
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Matilda Thykier is being treated for burns after her costume caught fire
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A tweet from troll said: '@ClaudiaWinkle is it hot today or is it just me' | 8,207 | record_train |
@placeholder is used mainly by people who are deaf or have hearing impairments. | By Emily Allen Pressure to avoid offending minorities has caught up with Britain’s 150,000 users of sign language for the deaf, according to a Government-funded report. It found that younger deaf people have changed the way they give the sign to say someone is gay, or to describe Chinese, French and Jewish people. The old gesture that meant gay – a flicked limp wrist – is now considered offensive among some users of British Sign Language, researchers at University College London said. Evolving: Britain's young deaf community have adapted signs they use so they don't offend other cultures Similarly it is no longer acceptable among politically correct deaf people to give a slanted eye sign to indicate something Chinese, nor to mime a hooked nose to mean a Jewish person.
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Today the only acceptable way to sign China is to indicate the shape of a Mao jacket, while the sign for a Jew is to make the shape of a beard
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Rather than flicking a limp wrist, a gay person is signed with an upright thumb on one hand in the palm of the other, wobbling from side to side
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It is no longer acceptable to point to the middle of their foreheads as the sign for India - instead they make the triangular shape of the subcontinent | 8,208 | record_train |
In a region where 60 percent of the population is under 30-years-old, @placeholder is going to universities to gauge the pulse on campuses and to speak to tomorrow's business and industry leaders. | (CNN) -- This month on Inside the Middle East -- Zain Verjee hosts from Doha, Qatar. Art Treasures Revealed Ancient art finds a modern home in Doha at the Museum of Islamic Art as it celebrates its first anniversary. From jewelry to textiles to ceramics and metal work, the galleries host an unparalleled collection of artifacts spanning the 7th to the 19th centuries, from Spain to China. The minimal Arabesque cubism design of the building was done by award-winning architect I.M. Pei, famed for his Pyramid at Paris' Louvre Museum. Schams Elwazer takes us inside Doha's cultural landmark. Campus Forum -- University students share their thoughts
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Discover treasures from across the Islamic world at the Doha museum
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Find out what is on the minds of university students in the Middle East
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IME reports from Mecca as millions celebrate the Hajj and Eid Al-Adha | 8,209 | record_train |
Under Israeli policy, humanitarian aid must come through @placeholder and be checked by Israeli authorities who are looking to intercept smuggled weapons bound for militants aiming to attack Israel. | Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel has attempted to deliver humanitarian aid from an international flotilla to Gaza, but Hamas -- which controls the territory -- has refused to accept the cargo, the Israel Defense Forces said Wednesday. Palestinian sources confirmed that trucks that arrived from Israel at the Rafah terminal at the Israel-Gaza border were barred from delivering the aid. Ra'ed Fatooh, in charge of the crossings, and Jamal Khudari, head of a committee against the Gaza blockade, said Israel must release all flotilla detainees and that it will be accepted in the territory only by the Free Gaza Movement people who organized the flotilla.
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Trucks of flotilla aid halted stopped at Gaza crossing
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Clothing, medical material, blankets on trucks
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Material will be accepted by activists after all detainees freed | 8,210 | record_train |
To try and portray such a renowned and revered figure was one the biggest challenges of @placeholder's life. | (CNN) -- While playing the part of Aung San Suu Kyi in biopic "The Lady", Michelle Yeoh felt as if she had "lived" with the Burmese pro-democracy leader for years. But when it came to actually meeting the real Nobel Peace Prize Winner in 2010, Yeoh didn't have a ready line. "I wasn't quite sure how I should react or what I should do," she says. Yet on meeting her, Suu Kyi immediately put her at ease. "We hugged and then she said 'Oh I'm so sorry for the mess, it's been non-stop, things are happening, people are coming to see me all the time'."
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Actor Michelle Yeoh plays Aung San Suu Kyi in new film
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"The Lady" depicts life of Burmese pro-democracy leader
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Yeoh says she spent years researching the role before meeting Suu Kyi | 8,211 | record_train |
But @placeholder's behaviour became increasingly disturbing as she grew older, with her even trying to harm herself and her newborn brother. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 21:39 EST, 23 August 2012 | UPDATED: 22:01 EST, 25 August 2012 A heartbroken father whose daughter was diagnosed with schizophrenia after trying to jump out of a second-story window at age six has described his despair in a new book. In his memoirs 'January First,' Michael Schofield chronicles his family's experience with the devastating mental illness, which usually presents itself at least a decade later - between the ages of 18 and 22. The Santa Clarita, California, man and his wife, Susan, were forced to hospitalise their daughter, January, on multiple occasions, fearing for their and their baby son Bohdi's lives.
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January Schofield's behaviour was disturbing even as a baby
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Parents forced to hospitalise her on multiple occasions fearing for their lives
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Diagnosed after trying to choke herself and throw herself out of window
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Schizophrenia usually diagnosed between 18 and 22
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Dad, Michael Schofield, wrote memoirs of Jani's 'descent into madness'
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Now, 10, she lives on cocktail of medication | 8,212 | record_train |
We envisage an exchange of goods and services and trade in other areas that add value to the Chinese economy and to the @placeholder economy as well." | Abu Dhabi (CNN) -- China's Xi Jinping, who is expected to be named president in March and likely next premier Li Keqiang will inherit a foreign policy that puts a premium on partnerships that can help China fuel its resource-hungry economy. In the world of geo-politics, symbolism goes a long way in forging lasting, strategic relations. This is certainly the case when it comes to China's role within the Middle East, specifically with Saudi Arabia, the country with the world's largest proven oil reserves. When King Abdullah took over the throne in Saudi Arabia, his first foreign visit in January 2006 was to Beijing after an invitation of President Hu Jintao. Six years later, the countries' two state-run energy giants, China's Sinopec and Saudi Aramco, inked a huge oil agreement guaranteeing the Asian nation an additional 400,000 barrels a day from a Red Sea refinery in the Saudi city of Yanbu. This is on top of the estimated one million barrels of oil a day it now orders from the Kingdom.
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China's foreign policy values relationships to fuel its resource-hungry economy
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Oil drives strategic relationship between Middle East and China
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China's "Great Game" seeks supplies rather than political influence | 8,213 | record_train |
"They offered me a million dollars that I keep silent and not to talk about (the) @placeholder crisis, but I refused their offer," he told CNN. | Kabul, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Afghanistan's acting central bank governor says the country's second largest private lender is not in crisis, warning outspoken lawmakers -- who claim the bank is in trouble -- against spreading fear among its account holders. "Azizi Bank was neither facing any crisis before, (and) is not facing (a crisis) now." Mohebullah Safi told CNN. "Many Afghans have accounts... and we shouldn't panic the people, which could affect our national interest." Safi, who addressed parliament earlier this week at the request of lawmakers, said the central bank is investigating investment problems with Azizi Bank, but noted that its $588 million in reserves are safe.
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Acting director says Azizi Bank's $588 million in reserves are safe
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Lawmakers have called for a forensic audit of the bank's finances
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Last year, more than $900 million in loans went missing from Kabul Bank | 8,214 | record_train |
Mayer is said to have even prepared images and details of what the product would look like to pitch to @placeholder. | By Jonathan O'Callaghan ‘Let me Yahoo that for you’ is a phrase a lot of iPhone users might soon have to get used to. It’s been revealed that Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer is intent on getting Apple to switch its default engine from Google to Yahoo. Currently Google is the default search engine on all Apple mobile devices. Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, seen here delivering her keynote address at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada on 7 January 2014, is intent on making the tech giant a big player in the search engine market by getting Apple to dump Google as its default search engine
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Marissa Meyer is reportedly planning a secret assault on Google
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The Yahoo CEO has plans to get Apple to drop Google as its search engine
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Default option on iPhones and iPads would be Yahoo's revamped service
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Mayer is reporedly intent on making Yahoo a big player in search
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Could signal a change in fortunes for the Silicon Valley tech giant
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While the @placeholder statement is wise and reasonable, there is risk that the pendulum will swing too far. | The recent news that a group of highly respected medical experts, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, is considering advising against routine prostate cancer screening shouldn't have come as too much of a surprise to anybody. Indeed, the fact that so many people now are claiming to be surprised is an interesting story. Many respected organizations that issue screening guidelines have for a long time expressed concern about the effectiveness and known risks of screening for prostate cancer. The list of groups that have expressed caution about widespread use of the prostate-specific antigen test, known as PSA, includes the American Urological Association, the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, the European Urology Association and the American Cancer Society.
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U.S. preventive services panel is considering advising against routine PSA screening
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Dr. Otis Brawley says screening began before evidence of whether it saves lives
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Studies show that routine PSA testing's harms are better proved than the benefits
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Brawley: Overpromise of screening technology in cancer, other diseases harms patients | 8,216 | record_train |
There was both oral and written evidence that @placeholder ‘directly managed the first stages of an ‘enormous tax evasion’ scam using offshore companies, the judgement said. | By Hannah Roberts PUBLISHED: 11:41 EST, 23 May 2013 | UPDATED: 11:46 EST, 23 May 2013 Guilty: Silvio Berlusconi committed fraud while he served as Italy's Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi committed fraud at his media empire even when he served as prime minister of Italy, a judge has ruled. The three time Italian premier, 76, was involved in fraud ‘for many years’ and ‘continued despite the public roles assumed.' He conducted it ‘in the highest possible positions’, an explanation published today for a judgement upholding Berlusconi’s conviction for tax fraud said. The billionaire politician, who made an extraordinary comeback to take second place in February’s elections, was last October sentenced to four years in jail for his part in deals for TV rights bought by his Mediaset network.
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Silvio Berlusconi committed fraud while running his media company
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Fraud continued for 'many years' even when he served as Prime Minister | 8,217 | record_train |
After she graduated, Washburn joined the @placeholder and went to Afghanistan, where near the end of her first tour she helped deliver a baby during a snowstorm while communicating with medical personnel by radio. | (CNN) -- Rachel Washburn once carried pompoms. Now she carries an M4 carbine. The military brat who became an NFL cheerleader is today a first lieutenant in the United States Army. On Sunday, she was honored as a Hometown Hero by the Philadelphia Eagles, the team she cheered for from 2007 to 2009. The Bronze Star recipient served two tours of duty in Afghanistan, including one as a member of the Army's new Cultural Support Program. It was a dangerous and stressful job, where she would go on missions with special operations forces and help search and talk to Afghan women and children.
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Rachel Washburn grew up with a military father and moved many times
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She went to college in Philadelphia on an ROTC scholarship
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She cheered for the Eagles for three seasons
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A Bronze Star recipient, she served two tours in Afghanistan | 8,218 | record_train |
Thus nowadays, we see them more vocal and engaged in the political arena and in support of an @placeholder presidency. | (CNN) -- Egypt's next president will have to work hand in hand with a complex bureaucratic structure that has been in a state of transition for the past three years. There are many serious security and socio-economic challenges, and there is no one person who can solve them alone. The success of the next president necessitates the full support and cooperation of the military, state bureaucracy and the majority of the population to be able to deliver to a polity with high expectations. At this juncture of Egypt's post-Mubarak story, only former army chief Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has emerged as a candidate who enjoys both the support of the state and the street. He has become a symbol of hope for millions of Egyptians, and does present an opportunity to move the country forward amidst difficult times.
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Field Marshal Abdel Fattah el-Sisi has resigned from Egypt's armed forces to run for president
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Adel El-Adawy says el-Sisi enjoys the support of the state and of the street
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El-Sisi's presidencial bid is strengthened by the support of Egypt's Gulf allies, he says
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But El-Adawy says el-Sisi's success as president would still depend on his ability to deliver | 8,219 | record_train |
Benbetka denied that the marriage was a sham and Sudikova told investigators @placeholder proposed unexpectedly, she knew he was an illegal immigrant and she was happy about the marriage. | Two Czech nationals are behind bars after their wedding registrar noticed they showed no affection towards their new husbands. Suspicions were raised further when Algerian Fateh El Fiad, 37, didn't seem to know the full name of his bride Katerina Gaborova, 27. He also appeared to have been 'coached'. Just six days earlier, Zdenka Sudikova, 22, had tied the knot with Mahrez Benbetka, 28, also from Algeria, in another 'sham marriage'. The happiest day of your life? Katerina Gaborova married Fateh El Fiad at Middlesbrough Register Office but the registrar noticed there was no communication, interaction or affection between the couple and reported them
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Katerina Gaborova and Zdenka Sudikova were both found guilty today
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The pair had 'married' Algerian men Fateh El Fiad and Mahrez Benbetka
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But registrar noticed no affection between them and reported the sham
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Both women were remanded in custody for sentencing next month
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Husbands have been on the run since disappearing mid-trial in October | 8,220 | record_train |
He says he never traveled to @placeholder-controlled territory, but confesses to being part of an ISIS cell that planted and detonated a remote control car bomb outside a Kurdish base in this Kurdish enclave. | The blindfolded prisoners are brought into the dank gray room, one by one, and begin to tell us their stories. We're in a prison run by Kurdish militants here in northern Syria. The Kurds won't allow us to see the cells where the prisoners are being held. Their prisoners, they say, are members of ISIS. When the first detainee sits down, I ask the guard to please remove his blindfold. He blinks in the bright light and clearly looks surprised to see a foreigner sitting in front of him. The second prisoner who arrives trembled with fear when he was brought in. I introduce myself to each detainee as an American journalist.
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CNN's Ivan Watson speaks to ISIS fighters being held by Kurds in northern Syrian prison
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One prisoner claims ISIS paid him $3,600 to plant a bomb that killed his nephew
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Another prisoner, 19, says many fighters he met were foreigners, including one Chinese jihadi
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CNN has no way to confirm if prisoners were telling the truth or being coached | 8,221 | record_train |
@placeholder, as among those wounded in Wednesday's shooting rampage. | By Daily Mail Reporter Another victim killed in Wednesday's horrific attack at Fort Hood has been identified and his fiancée described how the soldier died protecting others. Sgt. First Class Danny Ferguson, a movement specialist from Tampa Bay, Florida, had just returned from Afghanistan when 34-year-old Ivan Lopez snapped and opened fire Wednesday afternoon. Ferguson's fiancée, Kristen Haley, who is also a soldier at the Texas base and was nearby when the shooting began, said Danny sacrificed his life blocking a door to keep the gunman out of a packed room of military personnel, where he could have killed scores more people.
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Sgt. First Class Danny Ferguson, a movement specialist from Tampa Bay, Florida, had just returned from Afghanistan when 34-year-old Ivan Lopez snapped and opened fire Wednesday afternoon
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Ferguson's fiancée, Kristen Haley, is also a soldier at the Texas base and was nearby when the shooting began
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She said he sacrificed his life blocking a door to keep the gunman out of a packed room, where he could have killed scores more people
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Sgt. Timothy Owens, was also identified as among the dead
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His mom, Mary Muntean of Effingham, Illinois, said she had just met a 54-year-old daughter she gave up for adoption as a baby when she got a call telling her that her son was killed
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Maj. Patrick Miller, a 32-year-old Iraq War veteran from western New York, and Sgt. Jonathan Westbrook, from McComb, Mississippi, have been identified as among the wounded | 8,222 | record_train |
Desailly feels it is this competition that will pose the greatest threat to @placeholder's four-trophy aim | Former Chelsea and France midfielder Marcel Desailly believes the FA Cup will prove the most difficult for Jose Mourinho if he is to claim an unprecedented four trophies this season. Chelsea remain joint-top of the Barclays Premier League, are in the Capital One Cup semi-finals and have made the last 16 of the Champions League. Manchester United won the treble in 1999 but, if Chelsea are to go one better, then they must get beyond Watford at Stamford Bridge on Sunday in the third round of the FA Cup. Former Chelsea midfielder Marcel Desailly (left) challenges Gareth Barry during the 2000 FA Cup final
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Marcel Desailly won the 2000 FA Cup with Chelsea against Aston Villa
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The former Chelsea midfielder feels it will be difficult for Chelsea this year
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Desailly: 'If any team can win all the trophies, it is Chelsea'
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Jose Mourinho is aiming for an unprecedented four trophies this season
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Chelsea welcome Watford to Stamford Bridge on Sunday in the third round | 8,223 | record_train |
Davies has faced Manchester United on numerous occasions during his time in the @placeholder | Never mind Long Ball United, now it’s Long Face United. Louis van Gaal’s stars have failed to live up to expectations and don’t even look as though they are enjoying their football under the Dutchman. That’s the damning assessment from Preston’s veteran striker Kevin Davies who has vowed to target Manchester United’s soft centre in defence when the two clubs meet in the FA Cup fifth round at Deepdale on Monday night. Van Gaal warned his players after Wednesday night’s unimpressive Premier League win over Burnley that United will go out of the cup if they play as badly again against their League One opponents.
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Manchester United face Preston North End in FA Cup fifth round
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Kevin Davies claims players do not seem happy under Louis van Gaal
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Red Devils have been criticised for their style of play under the Dutchman
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READ: Louis van Gaal was shocked by how United played against Burnley
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Radamel Falcao would score more goals under Sir Alex, says his agent
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While on the course he realised that the teacher's 'useful web links' did not tally up with @placeholder's search results, and realised the extent of the personalised skewing of results per user. | By Helen Collis PUBLISHED: 03:43 EST, 11 July 2013 | UPDATED: 02:14 EST, 23 July 2013 Web-users who want to protect their privacy have been switching to a small unheard of search engine in the wake of the 'Prism' revelations. DuckDuckGo, the little known U.S. company, sets itself aside from its giant competitors such as Google and Yahoo, by not sharing any of its clients' data with searched websites. This means no targeted advertising and no skewed search results. Aside from the reduced ads, this unbiased and private approach to using the internet is appealing to users angered at the news that U.S. and UK governments (the National Security Agency (NSA) in the U.S. and GCHQ in the UK), have direct access to the servers of big search engine companies, allowing them to 'watch' users.
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DuckDuckGo, based in Pennsylvania, does not share user data with sites
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This means fewer advertisements and results that are not skewed for users
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Firm saw web traffic double in the wake of Snowden NSA tapping leak
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Pro-privacy search engine one of several companies growing in this arena | 8,225 | record_train |
He said the 25 members who voted for someone else or declined to vote was less about Boehner personally, but about his leadership's record of bringing major legislation to the @placeholder without enough input from members. | Washington (CNN)John Boehner was elected to a third term as Speaker of the House of Representatives on Tuesday after a tense floor vote that saw a remarkably large chunk of his own party attempt to remove him. Opposition to Boehner doubled from the last election for Speaker in 2013, when a dozen Republicans voted against him. He ultimately received 216 votes, enough to fend off an embarrassing vote on a second ballot but plenty to reinforce the notion that Boehner is struggling to maintain control over restive House Republicans. The dramatic scene played out before live television cameras, as members were called upon one-by-one to stand and name who they were backing to serve as the next Speaker.
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Boehner opponents face fallout
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House votes to give Boehner another term as Speaker
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GOP opposition to Boehner doubled from 2013 | 8,226 | record_train |
While the 2004-2008 Prius is the most popular hybrid conversion, it is also possible on 2005-2008 @placeholder and Ford Escape hybrids. | SAN FRANCISCO, California (CNN) -- The owner of Luscious Garage is wondering whether the electric wall outlet will be the "gas tank" of the future. A Toyota Prius hybrid, owned by Luscious Garage, has been converted to run on electricity. Drivers of gas-sipping hybrid vehicles are increasingly interested in converting their vehicles from gasoline powered to electric, according to garage owner and lead technician Carolyn Coquillette. While drivers of conventional gasoline-powered vehicles complain about higher fuel prices, clients of the San Francisco garage are investing big bucks to make their green cars even greener. That's being done through plug-in conversions and adding more powerful batteries to currently available gasoline/electric hybrid cars, such as the Toyota Prius.
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San Francisco garage converts hybrid vehicles to plug-in electric power
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For $7,500, Luscious Garage converts Prius, Mariner, Escape models
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How will battery-powered vehicles change the nation's fuel infrastructure?
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Electric cars don't pollute, but much U.S. electricity comes from fossil fuels | 8,227 | record_train |
Engstrom, a former computer software programmer, believes the @placeholder's freedoms and participatory culture are under threat. | STRASBOURG, France (CNN) -- With his navy blue suit jacket and gray-tinged hair, Christian Engstrom barely stands out from the sea of delegates seated in the European parliament. Christian Engstrom, deputy leader of Sweden's Pirate Party, is an elected member of the European parliament. Yet the 49-year old Swede is a politician with a difference -- he is the world's first democratically elected Internet pirate, and the leader of a growing international movement that Hollywood sees as a major threat to its movie-profit "treasure chest." In April of this year the Pirate Party gained international notoriety during a much publicized Stockholm court case, in which the founders of a file sharing site, The Pirate Bay, were given jail sentences and ordered to pay a fine to the entertainment industry.
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Christian Engstrom is the world's first democratically-elected Internet pirate
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Deputy leader of Sweden's Pirate Party was elected to Euro parliament in June
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Party goals: deregulate copyright, abolish patent system, boost online freedoms
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the aircraft never became airborne,' @placeholder, senior air safety | The private jet that crashed outside Boston Saturday reached 190mph, but never lifted off the ground, according to data from the plane's black box. The flight data recorder also indicates that the pilot tried to brake and reverse the thrusters before the fiery accident that killed billionaire Lewis Katz and six others. Tire skid marks were also found on the runway leading up to the crash site. Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board said it's not yet clear why the pilot tried to slow the Gulfstream IV before takeoff at Hanscom Field. Information retrieved from the Gulfstream IV's cockpit voice recorder picked up a conversation between the pilot and co-pilot of the about an aircraft control issue, Schiada said, but he would not elaborate and stressed that investigators had not yet determined the cause of the crash.
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The small aircraft erupted in flames on take off from Hanscom Field in Bedford, Massachusetts on Saturday
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Katz was killed in the crash just four days after he won control of the Philadelphia Inquirer after a bitter legal battle
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The all-leather ensemble includes a large, wide-brimmed hat - which @placeholder disposed of for part of her performance - a short black double-breasted coat and thigh-high boots, all in leather. | By Deni Kirkova Destiny's Child might have rocked some of the most iconic fashion looks of the 1990s, but Beyoncé has come a long way since letting her mother dress her for the stage. The global superstar has kicked off her Mrs Carter Show tour in outfits designed by some of the world's top fashion houses. Julien Macdonald, Dsquared2, and Ralph and Russo have all contributed to her showstopping stage wardrobe and today Italian label Pucci released inception sketches of their creations for the 31-year-old megastar. Peter Dundas, Emilio Pucci Creative Director, worked with Beyoncé to create costumes for her tour
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Beyoncé kicked off 46 date The Mrs Carter Show world tour yesterday
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Julien Macdonald, Dsquared2, Ralph and Russo and Pucci designed outfits
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Singer performed to 18,000 fans in Belgrade, Serbia
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@placeholder's family called her the "little lawyer," because she wanted to study law one day. | Liancourt, Haiti (CNN) -- She gingerly walked from the car and shuffled up the small hill, her eyes welled in tears. The first sight of her daughter's grave was too much for Beatrice Elan to bear. She began to scream and flail. "Anna, Anna, Anna," Elan cried, while two family members struggled to restrain her. On Thursday, Elan's 11-year-old daughter, Anaika St. Louis, became another victim of a tragedy unforgiving to both the old and the young. Just hours earlier that day, CNN brought Anaika's story to the world. For 48 hours she had lain trapped under the rubble since a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti on Tuesday.
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Anaika St. Louis dies after being rescued
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CNN crew meets girl while rescue was underway, gives her water, food
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the @placeholder press did not report any resemblance to 9/11 and instead | This does not appear to be a sick joke. Architects have designed a pair of apartment towers in South Korea that are unbelievably reminiscent of the 9/11 attacks on New York's World Trade Centre. These incredible pictures show how Dutch architecture firm MVRDV somehow managed to design the eerie 260-metre and 300-metre towers next to each other, connected by a ‘pixelated cloud’. And in a good contender for quote of the year, a company statement insists they did not ‘see the resemblance during the design process’ for the buildings - due to be completed in Seoul in 2015. Madness: Dutch architecture firm MVRDV has designed a pair of apartment towers in South Korea that are unbelievably reminiscent of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centre
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Dutch architects reveal plans for apartment towers in Seoul, South Korea
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himself: @placeholder' father Mathew has hit back at claims that | She claims he initially wanted Beyonce and her husband Jay Z to raise the boy before their own baby, Blue Ivy, was conceived in 2011 By Amelia Proud PUBLISHED: 16:10 EST, 25 February 2014 | UPDATED: 19:29 EST, 25 February 2014 The mother of Mathew Knowles' lovechild claims the music mogul has fallen behind on child support payments and barely sees their son Nixon, now four. She also told Inside Edition - in an incendiary interview - that the 63-year-old hasn't introduced Nixon to his superstar sister Beyonce. But according to Wright, Nixon and Bey could've been very close indeed, as she also alleges that Mathew wanted her to hand their baby over to the XO singer and husband Jay Z before their own child, Blue Ivy, was conceived.
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Queue something approaching hysteria on the @placeholder bench with coach Pinto pointing to the heavens to indicate justice. | CLICK HERE FOR ALL THE STATS, HEAT MAPS AND MORE FROM THE GROUP D CLASH USING OUR MATCH ZONE SERVICE Lay your patriotism and your disappointment to one side for a moment if you can and revel in the glory of little Costa Rica. In a World Cup knee deep in fascinating stories and surprises, the tiny Central American nation have presented us with perhaps the best yet. Ranked 28th in the world by FIFA – that’s a place beneath Scotland – Costa Rica added a thoroughly deserved victory over Italy to their 3-1 lesson they handed Uruguay a week ago in Fortaleza.
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Costa Rica win means they are through to knockout rounds and England are fourth country to be eliminated from World Cup
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The former @placeholder actress said: ‘It’s a shock when someone does things to you, things you’re not expecting. | Actress Samantha Morton is being urged by police to officially complain about the sexual abuse she endured in a children’s home as a teenager. Detectives spoke to the Bafta and Golden Globe winner twice last week but say she did not ask them to take the matter further. The 37-year-old actress revealed in a newspaper interview yesterday that she was abused by two residential care workers who came into her bedroom at night. Scroll down for video Speaking out: Actress Samantha Morton pictured with husband Harry Holm (left) and (right) in the 1995 TV series Band of Gold It happened at the Red Tile Home near Nottingham when she was 13. Some time afterwards she recalled being taken by her mother to a police station to report it.
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Actress Samantha Morton, 37, is being urged by police to officially complain about sexual abuse she endured as a teenager in a children's home
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She revealed that she was abused by two residential care workers at the Red Tile Home, near Nottingham
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Detectives spoke to the actress last week but say she did not ask them to take the matter further
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The @placeholder flag that is expected to be draped over the coffin will be replaced with a traditional Xhosa blanket, symbolizing the return of one of their own. | Johannesburg (CNN) -- For the Xhosa people of South Africa, death is traditionally not something to be talked about or to be planned for, no matter how inevitable or close it may seem. But those close to Nelson Mandela had little choice as the country's first black leader lay in a Pretoria hospital and then at home in Johannesburg on life support. In the final years of his life, secret plans were hammered out between the government, the military and his family as they prepared for a fitting farewell for a great man. Below is a breakdown of how those plans will unfold over the next 10 days, culminating in a state funeral to be broadcast to millions worldwide and a very private farewell for those closest to him.
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CNN has a detailed account of how plans will unfold over the next 10 days
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The 10 days of mourning will combine both Western traditions and those of Mandela's native clan
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READ MORE: Swap prisoners for kidnapped @placeholder schoolgirls, ex-negotiator says | (CNN) -- Until the abduction of more than 200 girls at the Government Girls Secondary School in rural Chibok, Nigeria's Boko Haram insurgency received scant attention in the global media, which gave it brief airtime when the insurgents exploded their bombs or torched a school. However, the mass abduction has brought the world's attention to the callous and unceasing violence that has become routine in northern Nigeria over the last three years. The area has suffered more than three decades of religious violence between Muslims and Christians. But since Boko Haram founder Mohammed Yusuf was killed in a 2009 security crackdown -- along with hundreds of his followers -- the militant Islamist group has stepped up its attacks.
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Global media paid Boko Haram little attention until 200 girls were abducted, says Shehu Sani
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Boko Haram became more violent after its founder was killed in 2009, he says
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At talks in 2011, the group blamed government action for their militancy, Sani says
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You could smell the earth burning," said @placeholder, who doesn't know yet whether his home is OK or not. | (CNN) -- Strong winds whipped up several wildfires in central Texas Sunday, threatening homes and forcing some residents to evacuate. The largest of the fires is in Bastrop County, southeast of Austin, said Lexi Maxwell, a spokeswoman with the Texas Forest Service. The blaze has so far scorched some 14,000 acres and is threatening about 1,000 homes, she said. It forced parts of state highways 71 and 21 to shut and additional road closures are expected, Maxwell said. Julian Ochoa, 23, was evacuated from a Bastrop subdivision Sunday afternoon. He said he grabbed his dog, a toothbrush, his birth certificate and a few pictures.
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Parts of Texas state highways 71 and 21 are closed
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About 190 homes are evacuated in Travis County, Texas
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The largest fire has scorched some 14,000 acres
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And Mr Osborne took to Twitter to say he had spoken to the 'remarkable' @placeholder. | As singers streamed into the studio to record the new Band Aid single, George Osborne announced he has waived VAT on the single. The move means all of the money raised by the song will go to charity. Bob Geldof revealed the Chancellor called him this morning to say 'keep the tax'. He said: 'I spoke to the Chancellor about five minutes ago and he agreed to forgo the VAT on the record.' 'Amazing - that the Government has just said 'fine, keep the tax'. Scroll down for video Bob Geldof, pictured arriving to record of the Band Aid 30 single at Sarm Studios in Notting Hill, London today, said the Chancellor's move was 'amazing'
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Bob revealed Chancellor called him this morning to say 'keep the tax'
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Mr Osborne said on Twitter 'every penny' should go to fight Ebola
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The tradition of 'yubitsume', beginning with the first joints of the left hand little finger comes from the @placeholder way of holding a sword with 'yubitsume' intended to weaken the Yakuza member’s sword grip. | By Matt Blake PUBLISHED: 11:42 EST, 19 July 2013 | UPDATED: 11:55 EST, 19 July 2013 A Japanese woman is suing the country's most powerful Yakuza godfather in a bid to recoup £115,000 in protection money she paid him over 12 years. The unidentified restaurateur says Kenichi Shinoda, chief of the feared Yamaguchi-gumi gang, owes her a refund for the money she paid out to gang members affiliated to his group. As head of the cartel, Shinoda is liable for any damage caused to her or her business by employees under his command, her lawyers claim, citing an anti-organised crime law that was revised in 2008.
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Kenichi Shinoda is leader of the feared Yamaguchi-gumi gang of Nagoya
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He has spent 13 years in jail for murdering Yakuza boss with samurai sword
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The woman, who owned restaurant in Nagoya, wants £115,000 back
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Outgoing: Lady Kitty, who grew up in @placeholder, laughed and joked with the servicemen at the event in London | By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 06:10 EST, 28 November 2013 | UPDATED: 12:14 EST, 28 November 2013 With her glossy blonde hair, demure smile and outgoing personality, Lady Kitty Spencer bears more than a passing resemblance to her late aunt, Princess Diana. And last night Earl Spencer's daughter Lady Kitty followed in her relative's charitable footsteps by supporting a high-profile event in London in aid of servicemen back from war zones. Dressed in an eye-catching floor-length cream and gold gown, Lady Kitty met with soldiers from 11 EOD regiment after their tour in Afghanistan at the Give Us Time event.
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Lady Kitty Spencer, 22, is niece of Princess Diana
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Parents dropping their children off at the @placeholder were told to sign the updated form. | By Charlotte Griffiths and Peter Lloyd The BBC placed staff at its Radio 1 Teen Awards under draconian restrictions to prevent presenters being accused of sexual misconduct with minors. All adults – including the station’s star DJ Nick Grimshaw – were banned from moving around Wembley Arena without a security guard and even needed an escort for visits to the lavatory. The rules were so stringently enforced that guests referred to them as ‘Savile Lockdown’, in reference to the late paedophile BBC DJ Jimmy Savile. Stringent: Parents had to sign a new consent form for the Radio 1 Teen Awards which said staff and artists would not be placed in a 'caring or supervisory position'. Guests referred to the rules as a 'Savile Lockdown'
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Every adult at awards banned from moving around Wembley Arena alone
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By Sunday, Karp had noticed @placeholder’s tweet and the comedic white former rapper aimed his sharp tongue at the music industry hopeful. | Beloved actor Tom Hanks’ aspiring hip-hop star son faced a barrage of ridicule this week for his use of rapper slang. Chet Haze AKA Chester Hanks got into a Twitter brawl with a former rapper named Jensen Karp starting on Sunday. The hilarious exchange between actor scion and quick-witted rapper had no official winner, but it highlighted the rift between Haze’s gangster online persona and affluent upbringing. Chester 'Chet' Hanks (left), the son of Oscar winner Tom Hanks got into an hilarious Twitter fight with comedic rapper Jensen Karp (right) that began over Hanks' liberal use of rapper slang Fishwrapper.com points out that it all started because of a tweet that Haze, whose mother is actress Rita Wilson, wrote on November 26 about an open mic he planned to attend near LA’s Fairfax High School.
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Chester Hanks AKA Chet Haze is the son of Oscar winning actor Hanks and Rita Wilson
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Hanks was raised in tony Brentwood, California but uses urban slang on Twitter and hopes to one day gain success as a hip hop star
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Former comedic rapper Jensen Karp AKA Hot Karl ridiculed Hanks this week, pointing out that he was born into wealth to the guy from Castaway | 8,243 | record_train |
The Australian authorities have taken steps to try to address their grievances in recent decades through measures like legal recognition of land rights, the removal of sections considered racist from the Constitution and an apology for the mistreatment of past generations of @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Images beamed around the world last week of unruly and provocative protests by indigenous Australians projected a portrait of an angry and disenfranchised group. The protesters thumped on the windows of a restaurant where Prime Minister Julia Gillard had been attending a ceremony, prompting security officers to rush her out of the building. They also burned the Australian flag in front of Parliament. Those actions have provoked alarm and introspection in Australia about the relationship of the indigenous population with society as a whole. And they have stirred controversy at a delicate time: The country is considering the possibility of changing the wording of its Constitution to give better recognition to indigenous Australians.
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Protests involving Aborigines last week prompt introspection and alarm in Australia
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Aborigines lag behind the overall population in terms of health, wealth and education
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Experts believe the sugar could be @placeholder payment to cash-strapped North Korea in exchange for the weapons repairs. | (CNN) -- The bizarre case of a North Korea-bound ship being seized and searched following a violent struggle on the Panama Canal sounds like a deleted scene from the Cold War. But officials fearing some sort of modern-day Cuban Missile Crisis could only have been relieved to find out that what Cuba describes as an assortment of antique Soviet weapons discovered aboard the ship -- buried under 255,000 sacks of brown sugar -- are more suited to a Cold War museum than they are to being used as weapons in the 21st century. The ship, which is still being searched by Panamanian officials, contained 240 tons of Russian-made defensive weapons including two anti-aircraft missile systems, nine missiles in parts and spares and two MiG-21 jets, according to Cuban officials. Panama hasn't yet detailed what has been seized.
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Panamanian authorities raid North Korean ship, find Cuban weapons
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Russian-made weapons seized are Cold War relics from the 1950s, say experts
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Expert on SA-2 system: "No modern country wants to be seen with those"
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Ethnic humor has a long history in the @placeholder, but Kader says being Middle Eastern is different. | FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida (CNN) -- Standing onstage, comedian Aron Kader describes how his cousin in the Middle East likes to curse the United States -- in English. Maz Jobrani (left) says Middle Easterners get a bad rap in the media. Ahmed Ahmed has the name of a "most-wanted" terrorist. "Arabs love to cuss in English," Kader belts out. "They cuss their heads off in English, but they won't do it in Arabic because then God can hear them." The audience, two-thirds of Mideast descent, explodes in laughter. Kader is a member of the "Axis of Evil" comedy group, a collection of comics with Mideast roots who have formed a niche by taking on Mideast stereotypes and making subjects such as war, terrorism and suicide bombers funny.
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"Axis of Evil" comics joke about Mideast stereotypes
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"All of us in the @placeholder family share in their grief." | (CNN) -- A body pulled from a Wisconsin river has been identified as the son of Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin, police said Tuesday. Michael Philbin, 21, went missing early Sunday while in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, to visit friends, police said. No cause of death was immediately determined, and an autopsy was set for Tuesday, Oshkosh Police Chief Scott Greuel said at a news conference. "We love Michael so much and will miss him dearly," Joe Philbin said in a statement released Tuesday afternoon. "He loved his family, friends and life. His memory will live on in the hearts and minds of all who knew him."
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Michael Philbin, 21, had been missing since early Sunday
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The plane is registered to a resident of @placeholder. | New York (CNN) -- A small plane with apparent engine trouble made a forced landing Saturday on a busy highway in the Bronx, injuring three people, authorities said. The 1966 Piper PA-28-180 aircraft landed about 3:20 p.m near the East 233rd Street exit on the Major Deegan Expressway, authorities said. It appears the single-engine plane avoided cars on the normally busy highway that connects the Bronx with Westchester County, said police spokeswoman Annette Markowski. The sight of a small plane on its belly near the snowy edge of the highway surprised passing motorists. "It didn't look like it crashed or hit any cars," said Patricia Sapol, 29, who was driving south on the highway with her husband shortly after the landing. "It didn't look damaged in anyway. It was remarkable, to be quite honest."
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@placeholder becomes a destructive monster and if you keep your hands up to protect your head he simply sets about disembowelling you. | The new Mike Tyson does not look like the old Mike Tyson. Gennady Golovkin has a baby face unadorned by menacing warrior tattoos but he is a prize-ring assassin just the same. As the real world middleweight champion he is, naturally, smaller than the youngest man ever to win the world heavyweight title. Gennady Golovkin is the new Mike Tyson in the ring, but not outside of it Golovkin (left) knocks down Daniel Geale during their WBA/IBO Middleweight bout last July He is also respectful of his opponents, unfailingly polite to all he meets, rarely if ever swears in any of the four languages he speaks fluently, often dresses like an English country gentleman, regularly takes his son on the school run in his adopted Germany and has a smile like sunshine.
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Gennady Golovkin has a baby face unadorned by menacing warrior tattoos but he is a prize ring assassin just the same as Mike Tyson
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'But as an owner of three dogs living in the @placeholder car culture, the idea was just staring me in the face. | By Daily Mail Reporter A photographer has come up with an unusual pet project - snapping ecstatic dogs as they hang their heads out of car windows for a new calendar. Lara Jo Regan, 48, embarked on her task for the 2014 calendar 'Dogs in cars'. The unusual shoot, which took place in Los Angeles, California, was aimed at exploring the unbridled joy experienced by pugs and huskies when a breeze hits their faces. Three pugs peer out from a car window in Los Angeles, California. Photographer Lara Jo Regan admitted that the pug shot was her favourite. 'A pug is naturally hilarious, but three of those faces slobbering in unison out the window of a moving car is an off-the-charts gut buster'
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Photographer captures 'unbridled joy' experienced by pugs and huskies
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Calendar features array of cruising canines hanging out of cars and buses
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Lara Jo Regan wanted photographs to celebrate 'primal energy' | 8,250 | record_train |
was wanted in @placeholder on suspicion of participating in hostage-taking in | By Mail Foreign Service Hate preacher Abu Hamza is demanding that he is moved to a softer prison hospital for care Hook-handed hate preacher Abu Hamza has demanded to be moved from a US top-security jail because officials have refused his request for a bidet in his cell. The terror suspect claims he is not being kept in the conditions that were agreed as part of his extradition from the UK. Hamza, who lost both hands and an eye fighting the Russians in Afghanistan in the 1980s, had his metal hook taken away by prison officials in New York when he arrived there in October last year.
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The radical Islamist cleric is facing U.S. terrorism charges
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Hamza was finally extradited from Britain after an eight-year legal battle
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He's being held in Metropolitan Correctional Center in Lower Manhattan
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None of those would require compensation and it is understood @placeholder also has a release clause. | Birmingham City have been given permission to talk to Burton Albion manager Gary Rowett about succeeding Lee Clark. Bromsgrove-born Rowett, 40, spent two years at Birmingham as a player under Trevor Francis between 1998 and 2000. Malcolm Crosby and Richard Beale were in joint-caretaker charge for Birmingham’s 1-0 defeat at Blackburn on Tuesday following Clark’s departure 24 hours earlier. Burton Albion's Gary Rowett is in pole position to succeed Lee Clark as Birmingham City's next manager Birmingham have been given permission to speak to the Burton boss about their vacant position Rowett has twice led Burton Albion to Wembley Stadium in the League Two play-offs - but has lost both
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Lee Clark was sacked by Birmingham last week after a bad run of results
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Burton Albion's Gary Rowett is now allowed to speak to the Midlands club
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Birmingham are keen to have a manager in place for the end of the month
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Mike Phelan, Billy McKinlay and Owen Coyle are other options for the role | 8,252 | record_train |
@placeholder’s head coach Roy Hodgson is old school and he has admitted on a number of occasions that he has no interest in statistics. | Gary Neville remembers an expression Cristiano Ronaldo used during his time at Manchester United. ‘Too much water kills the plant,’ remarked Ronaldo when Neville asked why he eased off in the final two sprints of an eight circuit session put on by United’s coaching staff. The player knew his body. He had done the hard yards in 2006, returning from the World Cup in Germany ripped. The stories of Ronaldo in the gym performing thousands of sits ups or press ups a day, at United and with Real Madrid, are legendary. Cristiano Ronaldo (right) showed off his well-honed physique after scoring in the Champions League final
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Cristiano Ronaldo does thousands of press-ups or sit-ups a day
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England's sports scientists take saliva to see whether stars have slept well
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Raheem Sterling was possibly naive in his conversation with Roy Hodgson
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They made a joint statement following crisis talks on the sidelines of a summit about nuclear security, which was overshadowed by developments in @placeholder. | Russia was last night suspended from the elite G8 group of leading economies, who said they could not accept its breach of international law. David Cameron, Barack Obama and other world leaders said it was up to Vladimir Putin to 'change course' over Ukraine or his country will remain excluded indefinitely. Leaders of the remaining countries – Britain, the US, Germany, France, Italy, Canada and Japan, who are calling themselves the G7 – agreed to meet again without Russia until it was ready to engage in 'meaningful discussion'. Scroll down for video G7 leaders clockwise from left, EC president Herman Van Rompuy, Canadian PM Stephen Harper, French President Francois Hollande, British PM David Cameron, US President Barack Obama, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Japanese PM Shinzo Abe, Italian PM Matteo Renzi and EC president Jose Manuel Barroso
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World leaders said it was up to Putin to 'change course'
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It sends a signal that you get a free pass if you're using @placeholder instruments." | (CNN) -- Thousands of taxpayers across the country aren't getting their refund or stimulus checks because criminals have stolen their Social Security numbers in an identity theft scam, CNN has learned. Some victims don't learn about identity theft until the IRS questions them about income in their name. "We see a lot of activity right now, because clearly folks who are trying to perpetrate a fraud have to get their claims in early before a true taxpayer files their return," said Nina Olsen, the national taxpayer advocate for the Internal Revenue Service. Olsen, whose independent office is set up to help taxpayers, said her office fielded several thousand complaints this year connected to the scam. The Federal Trade Commission reported that approximately 50,000 taxpayers complained about tax fraud and employment-related identity theft during 2006, compared with 18,000 in 2002.
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And when I heard that again, @placeholder killed people because they were not OK with what they said, I was totally ashamed and I was very sad," she said. | (CNN)France's Muslims warn of a growing anti-Islam backlash as the country slowly comes to terms with last week's deadly attacks on Charlie Hebdo magazine and a Jewish supermarket. Groups representing French Muslims have urged authorities to step in to protect them in the same way as they have boosted security around Jewish sites. "All Muslim organizations in France are concerned about the numerous anti-Muslim acts seen in the past few days and call on the authorities to be vigilant to ensure the security of mosques," said Dalil Boubakeur, rector of the Great Mosque of Paris and president of the French Council of the Muslim Faith.
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A group reports more than 50 anti-Muslim incidents, including shootings, threats
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French Muslims call for authorities to act as mosques are attacked with shots, graffiti
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He was wearing a navy blue Gap hoodie during the attempted armed robbery and was carrying what @placeholder said looked like a BB gun. | Dogs are known for being man's best friend, but after one dog stopped his owner from getting robbed at gunpoint he might soon be called man's best superhero instead. Thor, a Pit Bull-Boxer mix, didn't hesitate when a robber attacked his owner Justin Ireland, pouncing on the intruder and scaring him off in a matter of seconds. Ireland was working the afternoon shift at a gas station in Saco, Maine when he said a man walked up to the door and asked to use the phone. This is the moment a hero dog named Thor pounced on an intruder who attempted to rob his owner, Justin Ireland, at gunpoint in a Maine gas station
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Justin Ireland was working his shift at a gas station in Saco, Maine when a robber forced his way in with a gun and demanded money
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Thor sprung into action after the intruder shoved Ireland
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Pit Bull-Boxer mix nipped at his hand before biting both sides of his face
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In @placeholder's case, the hukou system -- or household registration system that divides the population into two distinct categories of the urban and the rural -- makes things harder for the migrants, who don't enjoy the same access to healthcare and education as other city residents. | Shenzhen, China (CNN) -- In a brightly-lit Shenzhen restaurant, 21-year-old Zheng Liqiang, a migrant worker from the inland province of Sichuan, describes his life in this southern Chinese city as "bu kai xin" -- glum. He says his working hours are too long; his salary too low and he has no personal life. "I feel lonely in this big city," he says. For the past three years, Zheng has been fixing photocopy machines at various factories in China's manufacturing heartland. His monthly salary of 3,500 to 4,500 yuan ($580 -$740) -- depending on overtime -- is higher than the average wage, but only because his job requires more risks -- the ink has toxic fumes.
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Leaving behind children and elderly parents an emotional and financial burden
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He said the party would also invest billions more than the @placeholder in infrastructure. | Liberal Democrats have ‘rescued the country’ by helping secure the economic recovery, Treasury minister Danny Alexander boasted yesterday. In an interview yesterday, the Treasury chief secretary was ‘p****d off’ at the Tories claiming credit for tax cuts for low-income workers and Britain’s economic recovery. ‘The economic plan is just as much my plan as it is George Osborne’s,’ he said. ‘It is just as much a Liberal Democrat plan as it is a Conservative plan.’ In an interview yesterday, the Treasury chief secretary was ‘p****d off’ at the Tories claiming credit for tax cuts for low-income workers and Britain’s economic recovery
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A drawing by a six year old depicting life behind bars in an @placeholder detention centre | By Sally Lee and Aap If a picture is worth a thousand words, the messages in these disturbing drawings are loud and clear. Asylum seeker and refugee children, aged four to 17, have shared their experiences of being confined within the walls of Australia's detention centres. The drawings were released ahead the Australian Human Rights Commission's third hearing into the inquiry of detained children, which heard there are 659 children in immigration detention. Scroll down for video The third hearing into the Australian Human Rights Commission inquiry on asylum seeker and refugee children will be held in Sydney on Thursday
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An inquiry was launched in February by the Australian Human Rights Commission into children held in Australian detention centres
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The third public hearing started in Sydney on Thursday
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Children aged four to 17 desperately plead for their release through their drawings
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Australia is holding 659 children in immigration detention, the commission has heard.
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'I love @placeholder and I know he loves me,' she added. | Lewis Hamilton flew to America in a bid to get over his split from Nicole Scherzinger and joined a star-studded line-up at a pre-Grammy party on Saturday night. The F1 world champion rocked up at Jay Z's annual Roc Nation Brunch in Beverly Hills, California with the likes of Kanye West, Kelly Rowland, Nick Jonas, Rihanna, Nicki Minaj. Lewis Hamilton and Kanye West at Jay Z's annual Roc Nation Brunch in Beverly Hill F1 world champion and pop star Nick Jonas at the pre-Grammy party on Saturday night Hamilton cut a dash in bright red top and black hat just days after break-up from Nicole Scherzinger
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Lewis Hamilton turned up Jay Z's annual Roc Nation Brunch in California
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F1 world champion thanked fans for their support on Twitter
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"I think it's fair to say no previous administration has done more or been as successful in attracting the diversity to the @placeholder than we have," the mayor told reporters Wednesday, "and I couldn't feel more strongly about it." | New York (CNN) -- A federal judge has ordered that an official monitor be put in place to prevent discrimination in the hiring of New York City firefighters. U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis said the city needs "to comprehensively reassess its policies and practices, to analyze the evidence showing the effect of those policies and practices, and to rationally consider how they can be changed to achieve a firefighter hiring process that is -- in actual practice and effect -- fair and open to all." The order requires the city to take remedial steps to fix discriminatory hiring practices and puts the court monitor in place for at least the next 10 years to make sure those steps are taken.
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Official monitor will oversee FDNY hiring practices, federal judge rules
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Monitoring will be in place for at least 10 years, Judge Nicholas Garaufis says
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg defends his record for improving minority recruiting
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A day earlier, Adams issued a statement saying: "In the past, I have characterized my relationship with @placeholder as purely nonsexual. | (CNN) -- The mayor of Portland, Oregon, publicly apologized Tuesday for lying about a sexual relationship he had with an 18-year-old male in 2005, and for asking the teen to lie about it. "This was a serious error that happened about four years ago," Portland Mayor Sam Adams tells reporters. "I want to apologize to the people of Portland for my dishonesty and for embarrassing them," Mayor Sam Adams, a Democrat, said at an afternoon news conference. But the mayor -- who is openly gay and whose election last year possibly made Portland the largest U.S. city to elect an openly gay mayor -- said he has no plans to resign.
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involvement' with @placeholder, who claimed in 2010 that Rooney had | By Tom Gardner PUBLISHED: 15:56 EST, 5 April 2012 | UPDATED: 09:30 EST, 7 April 2012 Footballer Mario Balotelli walked away unhurt from a car crash in his Bentley - just hours after his girlfriend discovered he had a fling with the same prostitute as Wayne Rooney. Model Raffaella Fico is said to be devastated by the betrayal, with a friend adding that she is ‘not in a good way’ and ‘in pieces’ over the revelations. The Manchester City star, 21, is said to have met former escort Jennifer Thompson - who had advertised herself as a £1,200-a-night call girl under the name 'Juicy Jeni' - five times and had sex with her twice behind Miss Fico’s back.
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football yesterday against @placeholder’ side and Scott Mills filled in for | By Hanna Flint PUBLISHED: 02:06 EST, 30 July 2013 | UPDATED: 05:49 EST, 30 July 2013 He hadn't kicked a ball in 14 years, and that became pretty clear when Nick Grimshaw ended up in hospital with torn ligaments and damaged tissue in his left foot on Monday. The BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show presenter was playing a one-off match to celebrate Sir Bobby Robson National Football Day, where he led a team against Olly Murs's men at St George's Park. But what started as a fun time on the field turned into a painful nightmare for Nick, 28, whose battered foot has meant the DJ had to miss his show on Tuesday morning.
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Scott Mills covered Nick's breakfast show on Tuesday morning
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"When I said that @placeholder would have grown up to be her, she took my hand," Hileman said about Giffords. | Tucson, Arizona (CNN) -- Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was in Tucson Monday to finish what she started -- a "Congress on Your Corner" meeting that was interrupted by gunfire, a shooting rampage that left six people dead and Giffords with a gunshot wound to her head just over a year ago. The meeting came one day after Giffords, 41, announced that she would resign from Congress this week. "We were invited to finish what we started a year ago. I know that every person amongst us has been waiting for that moment. I told her what I wanted to tell her a year ago, and then I told her how sorry I was that I couldn't really introduce her to Christina," said Suzi Hileman, one of the roughly two dozen people invited to attend the private event.
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She completes her "Congress on Your Corner," in Tucson
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African policy makers need to seriously invest in creating more business schools and put the right infrastructures into place to save the private sector industry of Africa and youth of @placeholder. | Apps4Africa has just announced the three winners of its 2012 competition, showcasing the best in African innovation. The winners, chosen from nearly 300 submissions, were Ffene, from Uganda, an app that helps small and medium businesses reduce administrative costs; SliceBiz, from Ghana, a crowdsourcing platform to encourage middle class Africans to invest small amounts in high-growth startups; and Prowork, from Nigeria, which is a project management and real-time collaboration tool for businesses. The Apps4Africa competition began in late 2009 as an annual program that aimed to support African social entrepreneurs using technology to solve societal problems. This year's competition demonstrated again that Africa has innovation and a growing number of innovators. But now the challenge for technology entrepreneurs is not merely to innovate and create apps, but to turn them into lucrative business ideas.
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Ffene, SliceBiz and Prowork are the three winners of the Apps4Africa 2012 competition
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The dolls were created by Stacy McBride-Irby, an @placeholder who watched her daughter play with dolls and wanted to create a doll that looked more like her. | (CNN) -- Grace, Kara and Trichelle were created to fill a void for young black girls who for so long have been playing with dolls that don't look like them. Stacy McBride-Irby, creator of the new Barbie, poses with the dolls. The new black Barbies released by Mattel have fuller lips, curlier hair and other features that the company says more accurately represent African-American women. Some have cheered the new dolls. Others jeered them, saying they're not black enough. "I love the black Barbie. It's about time," Jua Simpson said on CNN's iReport, a user-generated news community. "But the hair is still a step backwards, since most of our hair is not straight and light brown."
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New black Barbies have fuller lips, curlier hair, more African-American features
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Some have cheered the dolls; others have criticized them for being unrealistic
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"I love the black Barbie. It's about time," said CNN iReporter Jua Simpson
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The @placeholder Constitution stipulates that only "natural born" citizens are eligible to be president. | (CNN) -- It's not specifically called a "birther" bill and it doesn't mention President Barack Obama by name, but proposed state legislation in Louisiana appears to be the latest attempt to keep alive arguments over whether Obama can prove he was born in the United States. The proposed Louisiana legislation would require an affidavit to accompany documents, including a birth certificate and a sworn statement that identifies the candidate's place of residence for the preceding 14 years, for someone to quality for the presidential ballot. Similar requirements are set for other offices including Congress. Bill co-sponsor state Sen. A.G. Crowe told CNN's "AC360" Thursday night that his constituents wanted the legislation, although he said he had no comment on whether Obama was born in the United States.
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NEW: President Barack Obama touches on "birther" controversy at fundraiser
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Louisiana considers a bill requiring presidential candidates to prove "natural born" status
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The Constitution stipulates only a "natural born citizen" can be president
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Since @placeholder took control of Gaza in 2007, Israel has imposed a crippling economic embargo on the territory because it views Hamas as a terrorist organization bent on destroying the state of Israel. | (CNN) -- The longstanding conflict between Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas reignited last week after Israel launched airstrikes against what it called terrorist targets in Gaza. Israel explained that the offensive, which it calls "Operation Pillar of Defense," was necessitated by increasing rocket attacks from the Hamas-controlled territory. Are you there? Share photos, video but stay safe. Among those killed in the Israeli airstrikes Wednesday was Ahmed al-Ja'abari, the chief of Hamas' military wing. Weapons depots and rocket-launching sites were also targeted. "Hamas and the other terrorist organizations in Gaza have made normal life impossible for over 1 million Israelis," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement. "No government would tolerate a situation where nearly a fifth of its people live under a constant barrage of rockets and missile fire."
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Israel and Hamas have been trading bombs, rockets from afar
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Israel said its military operation is in response to constant rocket attacks from Gaza
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Palestinian leaders have condemned the attacks as a major escalation
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With their league title chances also dead in the water, Arsenal only remaining chance of glory this term is in the @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Arsenal's eight-year trophy drought looks set to continue as Arsene Wenger's men crashed out of the English FA Cup on Saturday losing 1-0 to Championship side Blackburn Rovers at the Emirates. The Gunners, whose last silverware came in the same competition in 2005, were undone by a Colin Kazim-Richards' goal in the 72nd minute to send the former Premier League side into the quarterfinal draw. It is the second time this season that Arsenal have been knocked out of a domestic cup competition by opposition from a lower league -- fourth-tier Bradford City beat them on penalties in the League Cup in December.
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Arsenal knocked out English FA Cup by Blackburn Rovers
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Second time this season that Gunners lose to lower-league team in domestic cup tie
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Arsenal face crucial Champions League tie against Bayern Munich on Tuesday
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Even though Rimsha's lawyer said no one actually saw the girl burning the papers, the neighbor went to @placeholder -- the neighborhood cleric -- with the bags for safekeeping as evidence. | Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Pakistani police say a Muslim cleric planted evidence to link a Christian girl to blasphemy -- a new twist in a case that has fanned flames of religious tension in the country and attracted worldwide interest. The imam, Khalid Jadoon Chishti, will himself face blasphemy charges for tearing pages out of a Quran to use as evidence against the girl, Islambad police chief Bin Yamin said. The latest development may make it easier for the girl, 14-year-old Rimsha, to be released on bail at her next court hearing. Police arrested Rimsha last month after a neighbor accused her of burning pages containing texts from the Muslim holy book, the Quran.
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Rimsha, a teenaged girl, is accused of burning Islamic religious verses
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@placeholder, who will not be in attendance, has pumped millions of his own money into the anti-gun cause, even after leaving office in December. | By Associated Press Hundreds of demonstrators are marching across the Brooklyn Bridge to call for tougher gun control laws. Saturday's protest is being underwritten by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, one of the nation's most visible gun control advocates. The marchers include relatives of some of those slain in the 2012 shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut. Hundreds of demonstrators attend a rally outside city hall to call for tougher gun control laws today Actress Amanda Peet, left, holds her daughter Molly June Benioff, alongside fellow actor Adam Scott, center, and relatives of gun violence victims at a rally outside city hall to call for tougher gun control laws
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Saturday's protest is being underwritten by former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg
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The marchers include relatives of some of those slain in the 2012 shooting rampage at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut
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Protesters chant 'Not one more' in memory of Christopher Martinez who was shot to death in Santa Barbara, California, last month | 8,273 | record_train |
But a lawyer for the @placeholder told CNN the family was "outraged, disgusted and offended" by the decision to secretly take a DNA sample one of its members, a move she called "unnecessary and creepy." | (CNN) -- Investigators are on the verge of solving the last of the Boston Strangler killings of the 1960s, thanks to new DNA tests and a sample secretly collected from a relative of longtime suspect Albert DeSalvo. DNA taken from a water bottle thrown away by one of DeSalvo's nephews is a "familial match" with genetic material preserved in the January 1964 killing of 19-year-old Mary Sullivan, Suffolk County District Attorney Dan Conley said Thursday. "This is good evidence, strong evidence and reliable evidence, but it's not sufficient to close the case with absolute certainty," Conley told reporters. DNA from DeSalvo's remains is needed to prove "once and for all" that the onetime handyman was Sullivan's killer -- and perhaps to close other cases to which DeSalvo confessed.
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NEW: DeSalvos "outraged, disgusted " by secret DNA collection, their attorney says
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DNA from a relative links Albert DeSalvo to the last Strangler victim, Mary Sullivan
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Stadium:mk, where Spurs may temporarily move to while their new ground is being built, is larger than @placeholder, at 105x68m. | Mauricio Pochettino insists his struggling Tottenham side are being inhibited by the size of the White Hart Lane pitch, and that it is partly to blame for the team losing three of their five home league games this season. The Spurs boss, who watched his side lose at home to Newcastle on Sunday, believes the narrow pitch is making it easier for opposing teams to sit deep and soak up pressure. According to Premier League figures quoted in the Telegraph, Spurs' pitch is one of the smallest in the Premier League, with only QPR and Stoke playing on smaller surfaces. Pochettino's former club Southampton play on the joint-largest pitch in the division.
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Mauricio Pochettino says the small White Hart Lane pitch inhibits Spurs
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White Hart Lane is the third-smallest pitch in the Premier League
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Only the Britannia Stadium (Stoke) and Loftus Road (QPR) are smaller
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Pochettino's former club Southampton have the joint-largest pitch | 8,275 | record_train |
Outside of his strong favorability ratings, polls continue to show that @placeholder is extremely vulnerable as a result of the slow economic recovery. | (CNN) -- Now the Democrats are stepping into the spotlight. With the Republicans packed up from their stormy convention in Tampa, Florida, and back on the campaign trail, the Democrats gather in Charlotte, North Carolina, to explain to Americans why their candidate is a better choice in November. Like Republicans, Democrats must use this high-visibility media opportunity to outline their arguments for the fall. Although President Barack Obama is more of a known commodity than GOP candidate Mitt Romney after three and a half years in the White House, there is still a lot of work for Democrats to do in the coming days.
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Democrats hold their political convention this week in Charlotte, North Carolina
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Julian Zelizer says it's vital that Democrats respond to the charges made by the GOP
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He says Obama can't rely on blaming Bush or warning what a Romney White House would do
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Zelizer: Obama should strongly defend his record, including stimulus, health care law | 8,276 | record_train |
Family members said the first two were able to calm the situation, but things quickly devolved after @placeholder arrived. | The North Carolina detective who shot and killed a mentally ill teenager has been indicted by a grand jury on one count of voluntary manslaughter, the Brunswick County District Attorney's office said in a news release. Bryon Vassey of the Southport Police Department was given until noon Wednesday to surrender. A judge set bail Monday night at $50,000. "After I reviewed the case I found that a crime almost certainly did take place," District Attorney Jon David told reporters Tuesday. "It was a 'bad shoot.' A grand jury has agreed." CNN affiliate WECT reported that an attorney for Vassey indicated he planned to issue a statement on Tuesday or Wednesday. Last month, Vassey, through his lawyer W. James Payne, claimed to CNN that he feared one of the other responding officers was in danger.
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Bryon Vassey was given until Wednesday to surrender
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In the past, he has claimed the Keith Vidal was a danger to other officers
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Vidal killed January 5 after a 911 call said he was having an episode | 8,277 | record_train |
@placeholder's account is a vastly different story than lawyers presented. | The case of Felix Garcia - a deaf man serving a life sentence for a murder he says his brother framed him for - took an unexpected turn this week when a third brother arrived in court to say both his siblings are guilty. Garcia's supporters insist he did not receive a fair trial in the 1981 murder-robbery of Joseph Tramontana, Jr. in Tampa, Florida, for which both he and his brother Frank are imprisoned. At a parole hearing yesterday, the board decided to move up Felix Garcia's potential parole date by one year, to 2025. He will get another hearing in three years.
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Felix Garcia is serving a life sentence for a 1981 murder in Tampa, Florida
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A third brother called Mike claimed both siblings participated in the crime
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'When it comes to winning big majorities, @placeholder still has much to prove.' | PUBLISHED: 20:30 EST, 1 January 2014 | UPDATED: 20:30 EST, 1 January 2014 Politicians of all parties have voted Margaret Thatcher the most successful prime minister since the Second World War. The Iron Lady was valued for her decisiveness, with most MPs citing this as a more important trait than principles, honesty or intelligence. Mrs Thatcher, who spent 11 years at No10, beat Labour’s Clement Attlee, who oversaw the creation of the NHS. Politicians of all parties have voted Margaret Thatcher the most successful prime minister since the Second World War Dr Nicholas Allen, senior lecturer in politics at Royal Holloway, University of London, said: ‘The Iron Lady remain divisive, idolised by some, condemned by others.’
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Iron Lady valued for decisiveness, over traits such as honesty
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Tony Blair came third in poll of 158 MPs by University of London
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However, he faded and missed a great chance to put @placeholder ahead in the final. | Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo joked that he would be sent to prison if he commented on FIFA's decision to hand rival Lionel Messi the Golden Ball at the World Cup. Ronaldo, who won UEFA's European Player of the Year award on Thursday, refused to comment on the Argentina captain being named the star of the tournament in Brazil in the summer. Messi helped his side to the World Cup final, where the South Americans were beaten 1-0 in the final, but Ronaldo hinted that he felt the Barcelona man was not a worthy winner of the award. VIDEO Scroll to watch Ronaldo claim Europe's best football player
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Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo has hinted he does not believe Lionel Messi should have been awarded the Golden Ball
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Ronaldo was named UEFA's European Player of the Year on Thursday
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Messi's Barcelona face Real Madrid at the Bernabeu in October | 8,280 | record_train |
Marquez stayed on @placeholder's shoulder throughout and managed to pass him, only for Lorenzo to take the lead again with five laps to go. | (CNN) -- World champion Marc Marquez clinched his 11th victory of the season Sunday after returning to winning ways at the British MotoGP at Silverstone. The 21-year-old has had a stunning season so far, clinching 10 pole positions and winning all but one of twelve races. His only blip was a fourth-place finish in the last MotoGP in the Czech Republic. But the Spanish Honda rider didn't have it all his own way at Silverstone and enjoyed a pulsating fight with two-time world champion Jorge Lorenzo, whose Yamaha teammate Valentino Rossi was third. "Honestly Jorge was much stronger than I expected," Marquez said after extending his championship lead to 89 points over Honda teammate Dani Pedrosa, who was fourth.
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Marc Marquez wins the British MotoGP to extend his lead in championship
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It is the Spaniard's 11th victory in 12 races, having been fourth last time out
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He enjoyed a tough battle with last year's Silverstone winner Jorge Lorenzo
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Obama revealed: The @placeholder who took the oath of office this week seemed not only more confident but also liberated. | (CNN) -- Years from now, historians are likely to look back upon Barack Obama's second inaugural address as a rich treasure trove for understanding his presidency and possibly the course of American politics. It wasn't as important for his rise to power as his 2004 address to the Democratic National Convention. That one propelled him onto the national stage. It wasn't as elegant as his Philadelphia speech on race relations in the 2008 campaign. That one was his rhetorical masterpiece. But the second inaugural was far more important than either in defining his political philosophy as president. Politics: After inauguration, political reality returns to Washington
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David Gergen says historians will look on Obama's speech as an important source
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Obama seemed liberated to express his philosophy of government, he says
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Gergen says the president stressed equality in the tradition of Lincoln, King
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@placeholder previously placed the sitcom on "production hiatus" after the actor began rehab treatments. | Los Angeles (CNN) -- Despite stopping production on the sitcom "Two and a Half Men," Warner Bros. Television said Tuesday it will pay the show's crew for the four episodes initially set to begin production this week. Warner Bros. spokesman Paul McGuire confirmed the payments will be made. According to TMZ, the payments will amount to about $2 million for the 200 core crew members. CBS halted production of the show, starring Charlie Sheen, after Sheen's call to a radio show last week. On Monday, Sheen in interviews threatened to sue CBS over the action. He also told NBC he wanted $3 million per episode instead of the $2 million he was previously making, but later backed off that assertion, telling CNN's Piers Morgan that his only hard-and-fast demand was that he and the crew get paid for another eight weeks of work.
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Payments will amount to about $2 million for the 200 core crew members
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CBS halted production on the show last week
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The new @placeholder data, which focuses on the health and care of older people also shows that the population aged 65 and over is rapidly rising. | By Lizzie Parry An impending 'health crisis' is threatening the NHS as the majority of people entering old age are overweight, experts said today. New figures show almost three quarters of people aged 45 to 74 in England are either overweight or obese. Young adults are the only age group which have a normal average body mass index (BMI), according to the statistics from the Health and Social Care Information Centre. The National Obesity Forum today warned a large proportion of the population will face significant problems as they enter old age. Experts have warned of a 'looming health crisis' as more people enter old age overweight or obese
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New figures show a rising tide of people who are overweight or obese
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Obese ageing population 'will face significant problems as they enter old age' | 8,284 | record_train |
A pan upwards reveals @placeholder cackling in a helicopter having just dropped the load on his father. | By Jenny Awford for MailOnline It has swept the globe dominating social media and now the ice bucket challenge has reached the animated realm - with a shirtless Homer Simpson taking the plunge. Producers of The Simpsons have released a clip of the loveable character being doused in icy water before the stunt spectacularly backfires. Homer nominates Ned Flanders, drinking buddy Lenny and real estate mogul Donald Trump before trying to take the easy way out by pouring a small glass of icy water over his head. Scroll down for video Homer Simpson is the latest in a line of celebrities to take the plunge in the ice bucket challenge
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Homer Simpson takes the plunge with the ALS ice bucket challenge
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Loveable character tries to take the easy way out with a small glass of water
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Bart then drops penguins, a polar bear, a Yeti and an ice cream truck on him
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Challenge raises awareness of ALS, known as Lou Gehrig's disease
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North Korea shelled @placeholder in November 2010, killing two South Korean marines and two civilians. | Yeongpyeong Island, South Korea (CNN) -- It is easy to dismiss North Korea's threats against South Korea as bluster, unless you're on this island, within sight of North Korean waters. The residents of Yeongpyeong Island, like any other South Koreans, do their best to make ends meet, in their case mostly by fishing and trapping crabs. But they live in the shadow of a belligerent North Korea, a mere four miles away. Angered by tougher U.N. sanctions and joint military exercises by the United States and South Korea, Pyongyang has issued a range of bombastic threats in recent weeks. The slew of fiery rhetoric from Pyongyang has included threats of pre-emptive nuclear strikes against the United States and South Korea, as well as the declaration that the armistice that stopped the Korean War in 1953 is no longer valid.
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Voters are looking for somebody to pay, and if the polls are right, that target is the current prime minister, @placeholder. | TOKYO, Japan (CNN) -- Voters in Japan will turn out for parliamentary elections Sunday in what poll after poll shows will be a historic shift in political power to oust the ruling party. Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso has approval ratings in the teens. The Liberal Democratic Party has been in nearly continuous control of Japan's parliament for more than five decades. But the country's worst economic crisis since World War II has led a normally sedate electorate to the polls, disgruntled with how slowly the country is emerging from the downturn. Polls show that the opposition, the Democratic Party of Japan, will snag more than 300 of the 480 seats up for grabs in the lower house of Japan's parliament. If the DPJ does win a majority, it will be the first time it will govern the world's second-largest economy.
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Liberal Democratic Party has been on top for almost five decades
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Voters disgruntled with slow progress on economic recovery
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Democratic Party of Japan set for its first majority
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DPJ's Yukio Hatoyama has Obama-style message of change | 8,287 | record_train |
Federer look dejected during the match and was unable to stop the unpredictable @placeholder | Stan Wawrinka beats Jo-Wilfried Tsonga 6-1, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 on opening day of Davis Cup final between Switzerland and France Roger Federer will decide if he can put his ailing body through one last test this year to try to salvage his Davis Cup dream. The world No 2 was hampered by stiffness in his back while being trounced by a highly charged Gael Monfils as France levelled their final against Switzerland. Yet Federer remained upbeat as he contemplated whether he could play in today’s pivotal doubles rubber alongside Stan Wawrinka, very much his foe in London last week but now his key ally.
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Roger Federer was beaten in straight sets by Gael Monfils 6-1, 6-4, 6-3
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The opening day of the final between Switzerland and France finished 1-1
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Earlier Stan Wawrinka beat Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in four sets | 8,288 | record_train |
The @placeholder insisted that the risk to the British taxpayer was a remote one. | By Daniel Martin PUBLISHED: 18:34 EST, 9 April 2012 | UPDATED: 02:39 EST, 10 April 2012 British taxpayers are underwriting a multi-million-pound loan to help China plant trees as part of a project to tackle climate change. The Treasury has agreed to a European Union scheme to help the country grow forests to compensate for its contribution to global warming. The Luxembourg-based European Investment Bank – of which the Chancellor is a governor – has lent China £210million (250million euros) to kickstart the project. Reforestation: The Treasury has agreed to help China grow forests. Pictured, trees in the China's Xinjiang Uygur region
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UK agrees to underwrite loan which could cost us £30million
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A total of £210million will support forestry projects
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These infections, such as @placeholder and C. diff, can be devastating and even deadly, and affect approximately 1 out of every 20 patients. | By Mark Prigg It looks uncannily like the R2-D2 robot from the Star Wars films, but in fact this roving robot is already hard at work in a Pittsburgh hospital, zapping superbugs. The robots emit ultraviolet light that penetrates and damages bacteria, including Clostridium difficile (C. diff), methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and Vancomycin-resistant enterococci (VRE), all of which are commonly referred to as 'superbugs' because they are highly resistant to traditional antibiotic treatments. The $67,000 machine emits UV light to penetrate through the cell walls of bacteria and viruses and destroy their DNA, rendering them unable to reproduce. Scroll down for video
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$67,000 robot being tested in dozens of other hospitals across the US | 8,290 | record_train |
The report endorses the ‘possible introduction of a modern version of the Tardis police box, made famous by @placeholder’. | By Jack Doyle PUBLISHED: 18:14 EST, 28 April 2013 | UPDATED: 18:14 EST, 28 April 2013 A police box in Glasgow's Buchanan Street: They were phased out in 1960s These days, it’s more commonly known as Doctor Who’s time-travelling spaceship, the Tardis. But the blue police box could be set for a return to Britain’s streets. An influential think-tank has called for police forces to bring back the boxes, which were phased out in the 1960s. In a major report, Policy Exchange called for the return of the blue boxes to save money and improve the service to the public.
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Policy Exchange says police stations are out of date and should be replaced
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It suggests police boxes and counters in shopping centres and post office
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The box was phased out in the 1960s when police radios were introduced | 8,291 | record_train |
@placeholder added: 'I really think it's an amazing blessing and can't thank him enough.' | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 10:01 EST, 7 January 2014 | UPDATED: 12:11 EST, 7 January 2014 A generous boss is selling the restaurant he has owned for 17 years to help a 19-year-old employee suffering from a brain tumor. Brittany Mathis, whose father died suddenly from a brain tumor when she was just a child, was diagnosed last month - but does not have health insurance to cover the costs of her treatment. Now Michael De Beyer, the German-born owner of Kaiserhof Restaurant and Wunderbar in Montgomery, Texas, has offered to sell his life's work to help the young server.
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Michael De Beyer is selling Kaiserhof Restaurant in Montgomery, Texas after learning that one of his servers, Brittany Mathis, has a brain tumor
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Brittany's mother and sister also work at the restaurant
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Her father John died from an undetected brain tumor in 2000
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De Beyer believes the restaurant is worth $2 million but is wanting to auction it off at a reserve price to help the family | 8,292 | record_train |
Here are some of the main challenges @placeholder now faces: | (CNN)King Salman of Saudi Arabia has inherited the throne from his older brother and with it a host of pressing challenges in a turbulent region. To the south, Yemen is in chaos. To the north, the militant group ISIS is wreaking havoc in Iraq and Syria. More broadly, Saudi Arabia remains locked in a regional cold war with Iran. Within the kingdom's borders, Salman has to decide how to pace sensitive reforms while keeping a lid on extremism. The stakes are high in one of the leading regional powers in the Middle East and a key U.S. ally. "Saudi Arabia has been critical to preserving some degree of regional stability in the face of a growing Iranian threat, during the rise of Islamic extremism that followed the U.S. invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, and during the new wave of upheavals that began in the spring of 2011," Anthony H. Cordesman, a Middle East expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, wrote in a commentary this month.
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Yemen's pro-Saudi government has crumbled amid sectarian unrest
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Saudi Arabia also faces difficulties in its cold war with Iran and the fight against ISIS | 8,293 | record_train |
It added that Tottenham also faces charges related to crowd disturbances at the Group J game, which took place 24 hours after a knife attack on its fans in @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Italian club Lazio has been charged over the "alleged racist behavior" of its fans during November's Europa League clash with Tottenham. Supporters of the Rome side mocked the English team's links with the Jewish community by chanting "Juden Tottenham, Juden Tottenham" ("Tottenham Jews" in German) in the 0-0 draw in the Italian capital. Tottenham has a large contingent of Jewish supporters, while Lazio has long had fans with right wing sympathies. "Proceedings will also be instigated against S.S. Lazio for throwing of missiles and/or fireworks by their supporters, incidents of a non-sporting nature, late team arrival at the stadium, and late handling of the team sheet," European football's governing body UEFA said on Monday.
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Lazio charged by UEFA over "alleged racist behavior" of fans during Europa League clash
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Tottenham also charged over "crowd disturbances" during November's Group J tie
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The charges continue a week where racism in Italian football has come under intense scrutiny
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FIFA president criticizes AC Milan's decision to walk off after player was racially abused | 8,294 | record_train |
While @placeholder hasn't taken a direct hit from a major hurricane in 114 years, the last time a tropical storm made landfall here was in August 1988. | By Daily Mail Reporter and Reuters Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:02 EST, 27 May 2012 | UPDATED: 04:10 EST, 29 May 2012 As Tropical Storm Beryl moves across the Atlantic, tens of thousands of people were left without power as beach vacations and some Memorial Day remembrance services were drenched. Though winds raged to 70mph soon after it hit, they later died down to about 35 mph, leading forecasters to downgrade the storm to a tropical depression and cancel all warnings and watches less than 11 hours after it made land in southern Georgia and northern Florida. Joyce Connolly and her daughters left their home in Hurricane, West Virginia, to head south for a Memorial Day beach vacation — and ended up in the center of Tropical Storm Beryl.
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Thunderstorms drenched the Georgia coast, northern Florida and South Carolina
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Powerful thunderstorm caused flight delays at New York's airports - including Newark and JFK on Saturday
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Temperatures reached 90 degrees in some states
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Rain welcome in areas hit by drought | 8,295 | record_train |
Sudden illness: @placeholder lost his beloved wife Barbara after she suddenly and unexpectedly became critically ill | By Alex Greig A celebrity chef is being sued after allegedly firing a night cook from his staff at a Manhattan boutique hotel while the man was on leave caring for his dying wife. Robert Esselborn says Anthony Paris, who won the Food Network's Chopped in 2010, dismissed him while he was on family medical leave from his job at the upmarket Crosby Street Hotel in December 2013, just one day before his wife died. According to suit filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, on December 19, four days after Esselborn requested time off to care for his critically ill wife and their two children, Paris emailed him demanding to know when he would be returning to work.
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Executive chef at a luxe Manhattan hotel Anthony Paris allegedly dismissed an employee who was caring for his sick wife
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Robert Esselborn's wife of 16 years Barbara became seriously ill on December 15
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Paris and the HR department at the Crosby Street Hotel fired Esselborn just over a week later
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Barbara Esselborn died the next day
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Esselborn says he was entitled to family medical leave to care for his wife and their two children
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Paris has appeared on the Food Network's Chopped, winning the contest in 2010 | 8,296 | record_train |
I've been in on all of the creative control and I really mean this ... [@placeholder] has really let me and my team execute our vision in terms of the show that we really want to put on screen. | (CNN) -- Walking a mile in someone else's shoes might be challenging, but it's probably not as emotionally taxing as spending every moment with that person for eight straight days. Filmmaker Andrew Jenks, 24, discovered this when he set out to star in, direct and produce his latest project, MTV's "World of Jenks." The docu-series follows Jenks as he jumps from various people's worlds: A rapper, a homeless girl, a cage fighter and others. This isn't the first time Jenks has laced-up a pair of someone else's shoes. At 19, he spent the summer as a resident of an assisted living facility in Florida.
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Docu-series "World of Jenks" will premiere on Monday at 10 p.m., ET
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Jenks starred in, directed and produced "Andrew Jenks, Room 355"
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"I consider myself more of a director than anything," Jenks says | 8,297 | record_train |
@placeholder broke another rule during the stop by leaving the audio off in the dash camera. | By Ashley Collman and Michael Zennie PUBLISHED: 14:13 EST, 26 September 2013 | UPDATED: 15:16 EST, 26 September 2013 A Florida police officer who forced a young woman to lift her shirt and shake out her bra during a routine traffic stop has been suspended without pay for one day. The punishment was handed down to Lakeland Police Officer Dustin Fetz Wednesday after video of the May 21 traffic stop of Zoe Brugger sparked outrage in Lakeland and across the country. Despite search tactics that the State's Attorney called 'highly questionable' and 'demeaning,' the a Lakeland police investigation found that Fetz didn't violate the department's strip-search policy.
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Zoe Brugger was pulled over for a broken headlight, when the officer suspected there were drugs in the vehicle
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Officer Dustin Fetz asked Brugger to twice shake out her bra to see if she was hiding anything
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Brugger filed a complaint and sent a letter to the State Attorney's Office
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The State Attorney has investigated the issue and the Lakeland Police Department is starting their own investigation | 8,298 | record_train |
Anti-Morsy demonstrators have ransacked Muslim Brotherhood offices around @placeholder in the past several days. | Cairo (CNN) -- Egypt's military toppled the country's first democratically elected president Wednesday night and reportedly put him under house arrest while rounding up some of his top supporters even as the deposed Mohamed Morsy insisted that he remains the country's legitimate leader. Hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets across Egypt over the military's actions that were decried by Morsy's supporters as a "coup" and celebrated as a "correction" by his opponents. At least eight people were killed and more than 340 wounded in sporadic violence that at times pitted Morsy's supporters against the opposition and the military.
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U.N.'s Ban Ki-moon calls for "calm, non-violence, dialogue and restraint''
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Morsy is under "house arrest," a Muslim Brotherhood spokesman says
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Obama says U.S. reviewing aid, urges return to civilian rule
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Eight dead across Egypt, Health Minister says | 8,299 | record_train |
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