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@placeholder may not have been at the table, but the summit's message was clearly directed at Russia. | (CNN) -- U.S. President Barack Obama had stern words for his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin over Russia's actions in Ukraine, following a meeting Thursday of G7 leaders in Brussels, Belgium, at which Russia was excluded. Putin "has a chance to get back into a lane of international law," Obama said. But for this to happen, he said, Putin must take steps over the coming weeks that include recognizing Ukraine's new President-elect Petro Poroshenko, stopping the flow of weapons over the border into Ukraine and ceasing Russian support for pro-Russia separatists in Ukraine. "We cannot simply allow drift," Obama said, speaking alongside British Prime Minister David Cameron following bilateral talks.
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NEW: State media: Russia's ambassador will attend Poroshenko's inauguration
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Obama says Putin has a chance to "get back into a lane of international law"
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G7 leaders warn Russia they are ready to impose more sanctions over Ukraine
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Russia's Putin and Ukraine's new President-elect do not rule out meeting in France | 8,900 | record_train |
‘The first hospital to accept was @placeholder and she was taken there straight away.’ | By Emma Innes PUBLISHED: 05:58 EST, 16 January 2014 | UPDATED: 07:34 EST, 16 January 2014 The grieving mother of a baby who died just hours after his birth has claimed two hospitals would not admit her when she started bleeding heavily. Christina Evans says Good Hope and Birmingham Women’s Hospitals both said they were unable to treat her as they were full. Jayden Lee Potts’ short life came to an end just hours after he was born, 16 weeks early, at Birmingham City Hospital. Christina Evans (pictured with her daughter, Elisha) says two hospitals were unable to admit her when she started bleeding heavily six weeks before her due date with baby Jayden
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Christina Evans called an ambulance when she started bleeding 16 weeks before Jayden's due date - she was staying with her father in Birmingham
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She says paramedics called Birmingham Women's Hospital and Good Hope Hospital but both said they were too full already to admit her
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They eventually took her to Birmingham City Hospital where Jayden was delivered by C section - he died a few hours later | 8,901 | record_train |
Last week, Briton received a letter from @placeholder' lawyers, asking him to stop using the name. | You've probably heard this one before: Little guy gets too close to a trademark held by a big company. Big company threatens legal action. Little guy backs off. But have you heard the one where the small business owner responds to a cease and desist order from Starbucks with a satirical letter and a check for $6? At issue: A craft beer called "Frappicino." But we're getting ahead of ourselves. Let's start at the beginning. Jeff Briton owns the Exit 6 Pub and Brewery in Cottleville, Missouri. He has for two and a half years. The place isn't a fancy gastro pub, in fact, it doesn't even have a kitchen.
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The beer is vanilla creme and chocolate coffee ale
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A customer calls it Frappicino
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Briton sends Starbucks $6 to "make amends"
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The company says it won't cash the check | 8,902 | record_train |
Johan Cruyff and @placeholder are two players who have smoked in their career | For a man who doesn't smoke, Jack Wilshere has developed an unfortunate habit of falling onto cigarettes and pipes. Three times now he has either been pictured fag in mouth or shisha pipe in hand. That’s a decent number for a player who, after (unlucky) strike one in 2013, said: ‘I made a mistake. Players make mistakes. I'm not a smoker.’ Around the time he also tweeted a picture of Zinedine Zidane having a cigarette. On that logic, he could have also referenced Cruyff, Maradona, Ashley Cole, Wayne Rooney or Mesut Ozil. Jack Wilshire with friends, holding a shisha pipe in a London Nightclub
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Jack Wilshere was pictured holding a shisha pipe while on a night out
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Wilshere has been caught smoking three times in recent years
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Midfielder has been out since November due to an ankle injury
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READ: Wilshere faces dressing down from boss Arsene Wenger
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Before becoming Prime Minister, @placeholder was Tory chief whip from 1956 to 1959. | Secret Tory files about the private lives of MPs are to be opened up for an inquiry into widespread child abuse at the heart of the establishment. David Cameron has ordered the Conservative Party’s whips’ office to hand over any evidence to investigators trying to uncover historic child abuse in Westminster. It comes after the extraordinary revelation that the government of former Prime Minister Edward Heath could cover up scandals involving MPs and ‘small boys’ in return for loyalty. David Cameron has ordered the Conservative Party’s whips’ office to hand over any evidence to investigators trying to uncover historic child abuse in Westminster
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Cameron has ordered Tory Party to open up records to child abuse probe
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Comes after Ex MP revealed how whips could 'get a chap out of trouble'
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Scandals involving MPs and debt or 'small boys' would be covered up
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Extraordinary claim was made by former Tory whip Tim Fortescue
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Former Prime Minister Edward Heath also kept MPs' secrets in a 'dirt book' | 8,904 | record_train |
I can only say that this has absolutely nothing to do with @placeholder.' | One of the men suspected of murdering poisoned spy Alexander Litvinenko wanted to be a 'porno star' and had no links to the gas and oil industry as he claimed, an inquiry has heard. Dmitri Kovtun struggled with a drink problem and worked as a waiter and pot washer in restaurants in Germany before he reunited with his childhood friend, former KGB officer Andrei Lugovoi, in Russia in June 2006, his former wives said in police interviews read to the Royal Courts of Justice. Both men are prime suspects in the murder of Mr Litvinenko, 43, who died nearly three weeks after he consumed tea laced with polonium-210 on November 1, 2006 at the Millennium Hotel in London's Grosvenor Square. They deny any involvement and remain in Russia.
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Dmitri Kovtun and Andrei Lugovoi are suspects in the spy's poison murder
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Kovtun's ex-wife claimed he had wanted to be a 'porno star'
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Mr Kovtun had claimed that he was involved in the oil and gas industry
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Both men deny any involvement in the murder and are living in Russia
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Police said both would be arrested for murder if they returned to the UK
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Mr Lugovoi told a newspaper Alexander Litvinenko was 'a traitor' to Russia
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Former KGB officer Mr Litvinenko had worked with British intelligence
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An inquiry into the former spy's death continues in London | 8,905 | record_train |
But, in an exclusive interview with CNN in January, @placeholder said: "To start real stability and development, we may take six months or a year but to reach what we want may take five to 10 years... | (CNN) -- In the outlying slums of Cairo, people "drown in oceans of garbage" and are forced to live with the stench of polluted air, says Mahmoud Gamal, 26, a marketing executive living in Cairo, Egypt's capital. Gamal's comments were made through CNN iReport, which has an assignment on life in Egypt under President Mohamed Morsy. The iReporters describe a life in which many people in the North African nation are facing a daily battle against poverty, spiraling inflation and high unemployment. Morsy, meanwhile, is in negotiations for the country to get an economic rescue package from the International Monetary Fund.
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Egypt -- the Arab world's most populous nation -- is seeking a rescue loan of $4.8 billion
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Egypt is grappling with a high unemployment rate of 13% and a young workforce
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International Monetary Fund projects inflation in Egypt to rise to 10.7 in 2013 | 8,906 | record_train |
The @placeholder basically blamed the battery problem on two things: | (CNN)The long investigation surrounding a mysterious battery fire that made so much trouble for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner is closed. The National Transportation Safety Board report -- released December 1 -- comes nearly two years after burning and smoking batteries grounded all 50 of the world's most advanced airliners flying at the time. When you pick apart the 110-page document, it reveals how any new piece of equipment can pose dangerous problems, even a noncritical piece of equipment like batteries. In this situation, the battery created one of the worst threats possible: an onboard fire. From a broader perspective, the investigation reminds us of the heavy responsibilities shared by the world's aviation regulators and aircraft makers. The battery problems struck Boeing shortly after it had rolled out what was then a new model aircraft, with some of the most sophisticated technology available.
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Investigation ends into 2013 lithium-ion battery fire on Boeing 787 Dreamliner
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NTSB report blames short circuit and allegedly unsatisfactory FAA/Boeing oversight
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FAA, Boeing and battery maker are confident the problems have been fixed
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Boeing and Airbus considering using lithium-ion batteries on future airliners | 8,907 | record_train |
At least one @placeholder organization is calling for a local trial. | By Associated Press Held: Sgt. Omar Velez is accused of killing a Panamanian woman with whom he had a romantic relationship A U.S. soldier has been detained on suspicion of killing a Panamanian woman. Sgt. Omar Velez was being held at Fort Bragg in North Carolina on Monday in connection with the murder of a young woman whose body was found in central Panama on June 23. Velez had not yet been charged, but will likely be brought before a U.S. military court, U.S. Southern Command spokesman Kimberly Hanson said. Velez was in Panama conducting training as part of a unit associated with the sale of military equipment when the killing occurred.
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Sgt. Omar Velez was being held at Fort Bragg in North Carolina on Monday in connection with the murder of a young woman whose body was found in central Panama on June 23
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Local media report that Velez had been romantically involved with the woman and was discovered near her body with a shovel after an apparent crime of passion
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The body was found on a farm near a river embankment, close to where a firearms training session was being held | 8,908 | record_train |
The winger made a number of destructive runs down the @placeholder' right edge all night | By Daniel Mills Destructive Crusader's winger Nemani Nadolo claimed he was racially abused Fijian-born Canterbury Crusaders' winger Nemani Nadolo claims he was called a 'chubby N*****' after the side's nail-biting loss to the Waratahs in Saturday's Super Rugby final. The 120kg winger, who has been described by his coach as a 'hulk of a man,' not only had to deal with the disappointment of the one-point loss but had to swallow the words of an unknown person who he alleged called him an 'UN FIT CHUBBY N****.' 'After all I've done to contribute to tis (sic) lovely city of Christchurch to be called an 'UN FIT CHUBBY N****.' is disappointing. #hurtful' he posted to Twitter in the early hours of Monday morning.
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The Fijian-born player scored during the Crusaders' Super Rugby final
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Despite his performance he claims he was called a 'CHUBBY N****'
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Canterbury Crusaders are investigating the source of the comment
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The winger took to Twitter on Monday to say he was 'moving on'
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The Crusaders lost 30-31 against the Waratahs on Saturday | 8,909 | record_train |
The request for near term help involves U.S. air support to enable the prompt deployment of @placeholder forces "to prevent the further spread of sectarian violence," Woog said. | (CNN) -- American military aircraft will fly African and European peacekeepers to the Central African Republic, which is in the midst of a bloody internal conflict between various proclaimed Christian and Muslim militias and other rebel factions. The decision announced the Pentagon was followed by a statement from President Barack Obama, who called on the country's citizens to reject violence and urged the transitional government to join "respected leaders" in Muslim and Christian communities in calling for "calm and peace." "Individuals who are engaging in violence must be held accountable in accordance with the law. Meanwhile, as forces from other African countries and France work to restore security, the United States will support their efforts to protect civilians," Obama said.
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NEW: French President Francois Hollande will visit the Central African Republic on Tuesday
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U.S. President Barack Obama calls for the country to reject violence
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U.S. military to fly African and European peacekeepers into capital
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The Central African Republic is wracked by internal conflict | 8,910 | record_train |
@placeholder threatened to call the police, hoping it would force Casey Anthony to say where her daughter was. | Orlando, Florida (CNN) -- Prosecutors can play tapes of 911 calls made by Florida murder suspect Casey Anthony's mother after she learned her granddaughter was missing, a judge ruled Thursday. Anthony's mother, Cindy Anthony, admitted during a hearing Thursday in Orlando that she had made exaggerated accusations about her daughter in those calls in a bid to get police to her home. But Circuit Judge Belvin Perry ruled that Cindy Anthony was trying to use calls to police as a "ploy" to get her daughter to tell her what she knew about the missing 2-year-old Caylee Anthony. Defense lawyers sought to have thrown out of court as hearsay, but Perry found the tapes were not being used to prove the facts of the case.
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NEW: A Florida judge has allowed the 911 tapes to stay in evidence
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Mother: I didn't want police thinking I was "some crazy grandmother"
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The defense argues that taped phone calls are hearsay and should not be admitted
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Prosecutors say calls are critical to their case against Anthony | 8,911 | record_train |
"Combined with the @placeholder chip, and the upgraded camera, the motion coprocessor may also open up new opportunities for innovative gameplay that makes use of augmented reality and geolocation information." | (CNN) -- The new iPhone 5S's performance upgrades and 64-bit processing chip will make the smartphone more responsive and faster. And mobile game developers are excited about the possibilities they see opening up with that newfound power. Phil Schiller, Apple's senior vice president for marketing, said the new A7 chip has tested up to twice as fast as the iPhone 5's processor. It is also the first 64-bit chip in a smartphone -- an announcement that caused some developers to smile. Perhaps it was no coincidence that during the Cupertino event on Tuesday, a mobile game was the first demonstration after the iPhone 5S was announced.
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A 64-bit chip could make gaming more intense on new iPhone 5S
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Apple displayed "Infinity Blade III" as first app on the phone Tuesday
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New version of iOS operating system has new tools as well
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Developers say phone games are getting closer to console quality | 8,912 | record_train |
"I am deeply shocked and disgusted by the video of John Galliano's comments that surfaced today," said @placeholder, who appears in ads for Miss Dior Cherie perfume. | Paris (CNN) -- Christian Dior has started proceedings to fire designer John Galliano after he was filmed making anti-Semitic comments in a Paris restaurant, the fashion giant said Tuesday. The company condemned his "deeply offensive statements and conduct" in a statement announcing the plan to fire him. The statement came hours after Oscar-winning actress Natalie Portman condemned Galliano's praise of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler. "I love Hitler," Galliano said in a video obtained by Britain's Sun newspaper. "Your mother, your forefathers would be f---ing gassed and f---ing dead." The comments were reportedly made at a Paris cafe last year. Galliano's lawyer, Stephane Zerbib, said Tuesday that Galliano formally denies that he is anti-Semitic. Zerbib declined to comment further.
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NEW: Galliano's lawyer says his client denies he is anti-Semitic
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The fashion giant calls his comments "deeply offensive"
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Christian Dior designer John Galliano expresses love for Hitler in a video
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He was suspended last week for allegedly making anti-Semitic remarks at a Paris bar | 8,913 | record_train |
@placeholder's been snapped up by British High Street favourite NEXT for their menswear collection | David Gandy has long had a hold of the male modelling scene on the British High Street. A model turned designer for M&S, he has lent his face as well as his fashion opinion to prestigious British brands - even writing articles for UK publications like Vogue, GQ and the Telegraph. But hot young American hunk Sean O'Pry, it seems, is hot on his heels with a jaw-dropping campaign for Next. Scroll down for video Sean was named the most successful male model in the world on models.com in September 2013 The 25-year-old from Kennesaw, Georgia may be wrapped up in woolly knits, but manages to make even Christmas jumpers look sexy.
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Sean, 25, from Kennesaw, Georgia, models seasonal offering from Next
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World's highest earning male model adds label to long list of clients
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Has modelled for Calvin Klein, Gap, D&G, Viktor & Rolf and many more | 8,914 | record_train |
The daughters silently commit to live pure lives before @placeholder through the symbol of laying down a white rose at the cross, before engaging in a wedding-type dance with their father. | Purity balls, in which a girl pledges to remain ‘pure’ until her wedding day, symbolically ‘marries’ God, and promises her father that she will remain a virgin until she's a wife, have become a phenomenon in America, now taking place in 48 out of the 50 states. The balls resemble giant wedding ceremonies, with the girls - all around the age of 12 - wearing white gowns and dancing with their fathers who promise to ‘protect’ their daughter’s chastity. During the ceremony, fathers present their daughters with purity rings, which they wear to symbolise their commitment to virginity. Ron Johnson, who is the head pastor at the Living Stones Church, kneels to present one of his younger daughters with her purity ring in the new documentary exploring the growing phenomenon of father daughter purity balls
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Purity balls now take place in 48 states in the US, and in 17 countries
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Daughters promise to remain pure and give virginity to fathers to 'protect'
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Girls given a ring as well as having wedding style 'first dance' with fathers | 8,915 | record_train |
The company said in a blog post: ‘The @placeholder is designed to reduce cell costs much faster than the status quo and, by 2020, produce more lithium ion batteries annually than were produced worldwide in 2013.’ | By Victoria Woollaston PUBLISHED: 08:52 EST, 27 February 2014 | UPDATED: 12:32 EST, 27 February 2014 Tesla Motors has unveiled plans for a $5billion Gigafactory to ramp up production of batteries for its electric cars. The Californian firm is still deciding where the factory will be based, but the project is set provide more than 6,500 jobs. Tesla claims the factory will cut current battery production costs by up to 30 per cent, and it will be powered predominantly by renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar. Scroll Down for Video Tesla Motors has unveiled plans for a $5billion Gigafactory, illustration pictured, to ramp up production of batteries for its electric cars. The Californian firm is still deciding where the factory will be based, but it is expected to be powered predominantly by renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar
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Tesla has unveiled plans for a $5 billion Gigafactory to be built by 2020
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It will increase production of batteries for the company's electric cars
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Tesla claims the plant will cut current production costs by 30 per cent
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It will be powered by specially built, nearby wind and solar farms
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Factory will provide 6,500 jobs but the firm is still deciding where to build it
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The shortlisted locations include Texas, New Mexico, Arizona and Nevada
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Staggering 96,000 plug-in electric cars were bought in the U.S. in 2013
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While eco-conscious consumers make up a small fraction of car owners, sales are up 84 per cent on 2012 | 8,916 | record_train |
It was an excellent performance from Murray with the @placeholder just a couple of weeks away. | By Jonny Singer Andy Murray stepped up his US Open preparations with a solid performance to see off Joao Sousa in the second round of the Cincinatti Masters. Murray looked strong and fit as he dispatched the world no. 37, winning the match in straight sets in a little over an hour. The British number one got off to the perfect start, breaking Sousa's serve at the first time of asking, and never looked back. Smashing: Murray looked in fine form as he eased past Sousa in straight sets On the run: Murray wrapped up the straight sets win in just 71 minutes against the world no 37
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Murray defeats World number 37 Sousa 6-3 6-3
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British number one continues his US Open preparation with dominant display
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Scot could face John Isner in last 16 tie | 8,917 | record_train |
A woman whose daughter was murdered and her body never found paid tribute to @placeholder's tireless courage today. | By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 06:43 EST, 18 August 2012 | UPDATED: 15:37 EST, 18 August 2012 Tragic: Winnie Johnson never stopped her fight to find her son's body Winnie Johnson, the mother of moors murder victim Keith Bennett never stopped her fight to find her son's body and vowed to keep on searching 'until the end of her days.' But this morning, after a 48-year campaign, she tragically died in a Manchester hospice after battling cancer. The last time Winnie Johnson saw her 12-year-old son Keith was when he waved goodbye as he walked to his grandmother’s house in Longsight, Manchester, on June 16, 1964.
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The mother of moors murder victim never stopped her fight to find her son's body and to vowed to keep on searching 'until the end of her days'
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Tragically died in a Manchester hospice after battling cancer
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Made several thousand trips to the Moors in search of her son and has written to every prime minister since he disappeared, begging for help | 8,918 | record_train |
sign had been dyed brown to match the rest of @placeholder’s body, along with | By Snejana Farberov PUBLISHED: 23:46 EST, 23 August 2012 | UPDATED: 00:55 EST, 24 August 2012 A Florida man was arrested this week after being accused of stealing a woman’s horse and slapping paint over its white markings in a ruse meant to cover his tracks and fool the animal's owner. Bullet the horse found itself in the middle of a heated custody battle between Raphine Pierce, of Lake Helen, Florida, and Thomas Pugliese,, 46, who ended up behind bars over allegations of equine theft. Bullet was given to Pierce in July by Pugliese’s mother, who said she could not longer care for the animal, Orlando Sentinel reported.
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Thomas Pugliese, 46, was charged with grant theft of farm animal
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Raphine Pierce said Pugliese's mother gave her Bullet the horse in July
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Horse vanished from Pierce's pasture days later and re-emerged on Pugliese's property, but without his white markings
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Pugliese's teenage daughter rode on Bullet into the woods when police came by to conduct a search | 8,919 | record_train |
Barrier: British medics join other health workers fighting Ebola in @placeholder. | A domed helmet, thick boots and overalls coated in a special plastic. This is the suit designed to keep British medics free from Ebola, as they head for parts of west Africa ravaged by the disease. The first wave of NHS volunteers were deployed by the Government this weekend. They were sent to Sierra Leone to join the global effort to control the epidemic. The group of 30 volunteers is made up of GPs, nurses, psychiatrists and emergency medicine consultants. Scroll down for video Protective: The suit, made by four British companies, contains overalls coated in a special plastic to stop bodily-fluids getting in. Most of the suit will be burnt after being used to stop the virus spreading
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Protective suit has been designed by four British companies
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Includes lightweight overalls coated with a special plastic
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This stops virus-carrying fluids like blood and vomit getting through
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Everything except the visor and boots are burnt after being used
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Medic's name and the time they started work will be printed on suit
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This prevents heat exhaustion and ensures they only work 45 minute shift
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First NHS medics flew to help fight the virus in Sierra Leone this weekend | 8,920 | record_train |
Tolokonnikova has also called for a boycott of the @placeholder. | By Hayley O'keeffe PUBLISHED: 06:02 EST, 24 December 2013 | UPDATED: 06:05 EST, 24 December 2013 Two members of the jailed Russian protest punk band Pussy Riot have vowed to set up a human rights organisation. Nadezhda Tolokonnikova and Maria Alekhina were granted amnesty on Monday, two months short of their scheduled release. The move has been seen as the Kremlin's attempt to soothe criticism of Russia's human rights record ahead of the February Winter Olympics in Sochi. Pussy Riot members Nadezhda Tolokonnikova (right) and Maria Alyokhina (left) hold hands as they walk outside Yemelyanovo airport in Krasnoyarsk
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Release seen as publicity stunt ahead of Winter Olympics
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Band were jailed for two years following cathedral protest
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Met following release and announced plans for organisation | 8,921 | record_train |
The counter-terrorism expert explained that by using the name @placeholder people believe they are signing up to support a legitimate and organised group. | They are the brutal terrorist organisation that claims religious authority over Muslims across the world. The al-Qaeda offshoot is confusingly known by three names: Islamic State, ISIS and ISIL – but a terrorism expert says they have got their branding spot on. The murderous group, which now has around 50,000 fighters in Syria and 30,000 in Iraq according to August 2014 figures from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, until recently used the full Arabic name Al-Dawla Al-Islamiya fi al-Iraq wa al-Sham - the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham. In June, the terror group declared a caliphate - an Islamic state led by a supreme religious and political leader - and began using the simplified name 'Islamic State'.
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World leaders and news organisations are using three different names to reference the terror group which is essentially one movement
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Counter-terrorism expert Dr Anne Aly says the Islamic State group is spot on with its branding because it comes across as a 'well organised army'
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The group changed its name to 'Islamic State' in June after declaring a caliphate - an Islamic state led by a supreme religious and political leader | 8,922 | record_train |
It's possible the new ruling will affect @placeholder's position as a mediator between the two sides. | Cairo (CNN)An Egyptian court has ruled that Hamas is a terrorist organization, according to an Egyptian state-run media organization. Hamas, the Islamist group which dominates the Gaza strip, has been at odds with the Egyptian government since the country's former President, Mohammed Morsy, was ousted in a coup in the summer of 2013. Morsy was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist political organization that shares deep ties with Hamas. The government formed after Morsy's ouster designated the Brotherhood as a terrorist group in December 2013; since then, many of its leaders have been charged with supporting terrorism. Hamas quickly denounced the decision at a news conference.
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Hamas spokesman says decision will "contaminate the reputation of Egypt"
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Hamas has been at odds with the Egyptian government since the ousting of Mohammed Morsy as President
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The ruling comes a month after the al Qassam Brigades was designated a terror group | 8,923 | record_train |
When police took two Muslim shop owners to court Thursday, a group of several hundred @placeholder tried to attack them and threw rocks, he said. | A dispute between a Muslim gold shop owner and two Buddhist sellers erupted in clashes that left 10 people dead, 20 injured and four mosques burned to the ground in central Myanmar, local officials said Thursday. The clashes began Wednesday morning in Meiktila Township after a quarrel between the shop owner and the sellers, police said. The sellers were beaten up by four other Muslim shop owners, police said. In retaliation, Muslims and Buddhists took to the street, torching houses and schools, said Police Lt. Col. Aung Min. To defuse tensions, police imposed a curfew Wednesday night. Tension, police presence
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The death toll from the violence rises to 10, a local lawmaker says
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Clashes started with a dispute between a Muslim shop owner and Buddhist sellers
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Muslims and Buddhists took to the streets, torching each others' houses and schools
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Last year, ethnic clashes left scores of people dead and 110,000 displaced | 8,924 | record_train |
"Even when my father was in jail, he had the fondest memories of @placeholder," she said. | (CNN) -- Nelson Mandela ached to come home, his family says, and he did so Sunday -- his burial the last part of a long journey that had lasted nearly a century. The prisoner turned president's funeral in his childhood village of Qunu marked the end of 10 days mourning, during which tribal elders guided Mandela's transition to the afterlife. The funeral was a final chance for those who knew him best to say goodbye. Mandela's daughter Maki told me her father had always been a country boy at heart, and wanted to return to his remote farm in the Eastern Cape, one of South Africa's most rural areas.
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Anti-apartheid hero Nelson Mandela laid to rest in his childhood village
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Funeral and burial ended 10 days of mourning for South Africa's first black president
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More than 4,000 people gathered at Mandela's funeral service in a tent in the Qunu hills
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His family told CNN's Robyn Curnow they believed his spirit was now at home | 8,925 | record_train |
Five months of scheming, having involved the tournament's director three days beforehand, finally paid off as @placeholder said "Yes." | (CNN) -- On a small tennis court in the Netherlands, love took center-stage. It had all the ingredients of a romantic fairytale -- the nervous suitor down on one knee in front of a crowd of strangers, hoping that months of planning would win the heart of the girl of his dreams. "I didn't cry once when I practiced it in front of the mirror, it was the nerves that kicked in when I went on the court," Martin Emmrich, a doubles specialist seeking to find his life partner, told CNN's Open Court show. "I was very afraid that I wouldn't find any words."
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Martin Emmrich proposed to his girlfriend on court at Dutch tournament
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Michaella Krajicek was able to make a new memory at venue where she had suffered in past
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Mrs Jones said even though there is no grave to visit, she is able to go to the memorial garden built at @placeholder's school. | By James Rush PUBLISHED: 07:52 EST, 16 October 2013 | UPDATED: 11:43 EST, 16 October 2013 The mother of murdered teenager Danielle Jones has spoken of the 'torture' of never being able to bury her daughter. Linda Jones has said she has accepted her daughter's murderer Stuart Campbell will never reveal where Danielle's body is, more than 12 years after she went missing. But she said never being able to bury her daughter 'tortures' her every day. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Heartache: Linda Jones has spoken of the 'torture' of never being able to bury her daughter Danielle, who went missing in 2001
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Danielle Jones disappeared in June 2001 after leaving home for school
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Her uncle Stuart Campbell was convicted of her kidnap and murder in 2002
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Her mother has spoken of the 'torture' of not knowing where her body is
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Episode 2 of Britain’s Darkest Taboos - Danielle Jones: My Daughter Was Abducted And Murdered By Her Uncle is on tonight (Wednesday, October 16) at 9pm on Crime & Investigation Network | 8,927 | record_train |
Still another wanted to work at @placeholder, counseling other wounded veterans. | (CNN) -- In 2007, while serving as a Navy SEAL in Iraq, my team was hit by a suicide truck bomb. As I made my way through the debris of our barracks, ears ringing, choking on chlorine gas, I looked down and saw blood. I soon realized that the blood was not mine, but was from my friend Joel, who had been an arm's length from me. When I came home from Iraq, I visited with Joel and also went to Bethesda Naval hospital, to meet with recently returned wounded Marines. I asked each one of them, "what do you want to do when you recover?" They all told me, "I want to go back to my unit."
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Eric Greitens is an Iraq War veteran and former Navy SEAL officer
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He founded The Mission Continues to help veterans transition to civilian life
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Another person who also didn't express any worry was @placeholder's wife. | Ebola is brutal. Those afflicted often bleed uncontrollably, vomit profusely, lose function of their kidneys and other organs, and -- in over half the cases recently in West Africa -- die. So faced with the prospect of coming face-to-face with this terrible illness at their Atlanta hospital, where its first documented Ebola cases ever are soon set to arrive, what did two nurses do? They canceled their vacation. "They said, 'We have been training for this,'" Dr. Bruce Ribner, who heads the Emory University Hospital unit where the two Americans with Ebola will be treated, told CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta -- himself a neurosurgery professor at Emory. "'We are not going to miss this opportunity to care for this patient."
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Two Americans with Ebola are being transported to Atlanta hospital
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Emory University facility has a rarely used isolation unit for those with infectious diseases
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This was not the first time @placeholder had sort to expose Simpson's idolising of Ferdinand. | By Sportsmail Rio Ferdinand's every move is being shadowed by Danny Simpson, says former Marseille midfielder Joey Barton. Barton tweeted a picture of Ferdinand and Simpson in the changing rooms accompanied by the words: 'He doesn't want toweling down mate. Give him a yard lad #riosshadow.' Danny Simpson spent four years at Manchester United between 2006-10, and it would seem the former Newcastle man is more than slightly pleased they have been reunited. Stalker: Rio Ferdinand seems to have a fan at QPR, his old team mate Danny Simpson Joined at the hip: Simpson gets up close and personal at dinner time
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Joey Barton tweets pictures mocking Danny Simpson
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Mr Forrest is still in love with @placeholder and wants to be extradited from France so he will be closer to her, his lawyer said today. | By Mark Duell, Ian Gallagher and Peter Allen PUBLISHED: 04:04 EST, 30 September 2012 | UPDATED: 02:02 EST, 1 October 2012 He claimed to be a journalism graduate and an experienced writer for rock magazines NME and Kerrang - not forgetting his experience in human resources, bar work and music tuition. But it turned out Jack Francis Dean, with his 10 GCSEs and four A-Levels, wasn’t even a real person - instead, he was a fake identity for Jeremy Forrest, as the teacher looked for French bar work. Mr Forrest, 30, who sparked a massive police operation after running off to France this month with schoolgirl Megan Stammers, 15, was trapped by police after a bar manageress recognised him.
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'Jack Francis Dean' was a 'Northampton University journalism graduate'
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The screen briefly went blurred in what seemed like a late attempt to cut out the camera shot and @placeholder, who at this point was lying on her back behind the rapper, appeared blissfully unaware of the controversial move. | By Alanah Eriksen and Donna Mcconnell Last updated at 8:12 AM on 7th February 2012 British rapper M.I.A is said to be blaming 'nerves' and 'adrenaline' for her controversial rude gesture during a performance at the Super Bowl yesterday. The singer - best known for the hit song Paper Planes - flipped her middle finger and swore into the camera during her rap solo as over 100 million fans around the world watched the performance. While all eyes were on Madonna for a scandalous moment, the broadcasters were caught by surprise by the 36-year-old and scrambled to obscure the gesture in time.
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British born rapper's 'middle-finger malfunction' steals the headlines from the Queen of Pop
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NBC apologizes for 'spontaneous gesture' but blames NFL who 'hired the talent'
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But for @placeholder, the rescue meant a heck of a lot more. | By MailOnline Reporter A Florida cop is being hailed a hero after he went above and beyond his duty to rescue a man who got stuck in an intense storm while on his wheelchair. Officer Gil Benitez was working the night beat on Thursday when the Fort Myers Police Department received a distress call about 8:30pm. The caller, Michael Arnold, was just a block away from his home but was was caught in the torrential downpour that had just started fallen. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Officer Benitez approaches Michael Arnold, who asked for help getting home after being stuck in a storm
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Officer Gil Benitez, of the Fort Myers PD, rescued Michael Arnold when he couldn't make it home during a storm
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Iran wants to get Washington to accept it is a player in @placeholder politics. | (CNN) -- When Iranian officials arrive at the next round of nuclear talks in Baghdad on May 23, they will seek to advance several of their own goals, while only making modest changes to their nuclear program. Tehran's goal is to engage with the United States. Although the meeting will involve six world powers -- Russia, China, France, the UK, Germany and the United States -- it is the only venue it has to speak to American officials. 'Detailed proposal' emerging at Iran nuclear talks Any breakthrough in talks with Washington might help ease mounting tensions with America's allies in the Middle East, including the Gulf Arab States and even Israel. Furthermore, it will ease voices inside Iran that oppose talks with the United States, without whose consensus Iran will be unable to shift the direction of its nuclear program.
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Keynoush says Iran wants engagement with the U.S.
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She says Iran wants the U.S. to accept Iran as a regional player
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The good news for @placeholder and New Yorkers was that the storm quickly moved out of the Northeast. | (CNN) -- If you live in the Northeast, there is a good chance you used a snowblower this weekend. Mounds of snow are piled throughout New York and New England after a blustery storm swept through, leaving behind more than a foot of snow in some areas. Albany, New York, got at least 12 inches, said one iReporter. "We usually get these big snow storms in January and the snow on the ground usually stays until springtime since it's always cold here in Albany," Zeynep Rice said. "Last year was a bit weak in snow until end of February actually. So we're happy to have a solid snow covering on the ground earlier than usual this season."
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@placeholder revels in ruling by fear and admitted: ‘There were times when we were 200 per cent physical. | When renowned hard-man Vinnie Jones admits to being taken aback at the levels of violence that Wimbledon team-mate John Fashanu was capable of when they were part of the club’s notorious Crazy Gang in the 1980s, you are not surprised to hear the powerful striker and former host of hit TV show Gladiators was no bleeding heart liberal. Nevertheless, it is shocking — and doubtlessly refreshing to some — to hear the man once dubbed ‘Fash the Bash’ not only defending his behaviour more than 25 years ago, but also regretting that modern football and society in general has gone soft in a way that prevents people like him ‘rising from the gutter into fame and fortune’, as he puts it.
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John Fashanu was part of the Wimbledon side that rose from non-League to win the FA Cup in 1988
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He said the Crazy Gang ruled by fear, and makes no apologies for that
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A documentary about the Crazy Gang is to air on BT Sport on Boxing Day
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It is billed as the biggest bitcoin giveaway to date, although each packet, distributed at certain shopping malls, will contain only a HK$10 ($1.29) voucher, which currently translates into 1.4 @placeholder. | (CNN) -- A growing number of Chinese are keeping their cash in their wallets this Lunar New Year as the traditional exchange of red packets of money is moving from the physical world into the digital space. The tradition of giving cash gifts of "lucky money" ("hong bao" in Mandarin and "lai see" in Cantonese) goes back centuries and can be particularly lucrative for the young and the unmarried. As the country increasingly embraces online transactions and e-commerce models, tradition is taking a back seat to convenience as more and more lucky money recipients prefer to receive their money via electronic means.
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More 'lucky money' recipients prefer electronic transfer over traditional red packets of cash
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Smartphone apps allow easier lucky money transfer
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@placeholder has particularly bad odds for expectant mothers, with over 590 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births which is one of the highest ratios in both Africa and the world. | (CNN)Like many 23-year-olds, Alain Nteff has big dreams. What sets him apart from most, however, is what he's actually trying to achieve: wiping out maternal mortality. The Cameroonian entrepreneur is the co-founder of Gifted Mom, a mobile health platform that uses low-cost technology to help mothers and pregnant women access medical advice in out-of-the-way, rural communities. His invention landed him an invitation to the World Economic Forum in Davos this year, where he was one of this year's Global Shapers, a group of 20 to 30-year-olds who are tipped for future leadership roles. He was also the youngest participant. The seed for the Gifted Mom idea was planted in 2012 when Nteff, then a 20-year-old engineering student, visited a hospital in rural Cameroon where his friend Conrad Tankou was doing his medical practice. There he witnessed several mothers and newborns die from conditions that could have been predicted and managed with proper antenatal care. Nteff was deeply affected by what he saw, and together with Tankou started thinking of ways in which they could use their skills to tackle the issue of maternal and infant mortality.
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Gifted Mom is a mobile health platform which uses low-cost technology to help mothers and pregnant women access medical advice
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It was started by the 23-year-old Cameroonian entrepreneur Alain Nteff
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Gifted Mom sends pregnant women and mothers alert for vaccinations, checkups and answers their medical queries
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Barcelona's @placeholder said that although Brazil's 23-man squad might not have much World Cup experience they have all played at the highest levels and will not be fazed. | Brazil defender David Luiz says he is having sleepless nights worrying about the World Cup, while his team mate Dani Alves describes the intense pressure of being tournament hosts as 'delicious'. 'We are anxious, I wish it was starting tomorrow,' Luiz said at a commercial event in Sao Paulo on Tuesday. 'Some nights we don't sleep. But that's all part and parcel. It is a great chance and we are privileged to play a World Cup in front of our own fans. I can't wait for it to start.' Lucky strike: David Luiz says the Brazil squad are privileged to play a World Cup on home soil
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Chelsea defender David Luiz eager for tournament to kick off
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Luiz admits Brazil have a great opportunity to win World Cup on home soil
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Claims playing big games for Chelsea helped him prepare for World Cup
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Barcelona's Dani Alves enjoying 'positive' pressure on Brazil's shoulders | 8,939 | record_train |
Israel says it is concerned about the smuggling of arms to @placeholder militants intent on attacking the Jewish state. | Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israeli sailors boarded two aid ships headed to the Palestinian territory of Gaza on Friday, the Israeli military said. While no resistance was reported, activists criticized the Israeli action as "illegal" and vowed that activists "will keep coming, wave after wave" to try to deliver aid to Palestinians in Gaza. Activists on board the "Freedom Waves to Gaza" mini-flotilla were "attempting to break the maritime security blockade that is in place in accordance with international law," the Israeli military said, and were refusing to heed their calls to turn back. "The boarding was carried out in line with directives from the Israeli government and after all attempts to prevent the vessels from reaching the Gaza Strip were made, but to no avail," the military said.
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Later, an official familiar with the investigation said that one of the teens was an American and that Israeli authorities notified @placeholder | By Daily Mail Reporters Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Saturday that he has given the country's security forces the permission to use 'all measures' to find three teenagers who authorities say were kidnapped in a Jewish settlement on the West Bank. The three teens have not been seen or heard from since Thursday evening or Friday morning, and an Islamic extremist group called Dawlat al-Islam has reportedly taken credit for the abductions. '(They were) kidnapped by a terror organization, there is no doubt about that,' Netanyahu said in a nationally televised address Saturday. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO Demands: Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu says it is the responsibility of the Palestinian government to find three Israeli teens kidnapped by terror group
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The hitchhiking teenagers left their Yeshiva, or religious seminary, on Thursday night and had not been seen since
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Dawlat al-Islam, who have been linked to ISIS, distributed papers in Hebron claiming responsibility for the disappearances
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directed the military to use 'all measures' to find the teens
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Palestinian militants are also being looked at by Israel defense forces
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Entrenched: A soldier eats his rations in a trench as troops take a short break during @placeholder | More than 900 British soldiers have had to face gunfire, town riots, wildlife and 45-degree heat as part of a recent 'back to basics' exercise in Kenya. Troops from the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Regiment of Scotland took part in the training manoeuvre alongside elephants, zebras and camels on the outskirts of Nanyuki, Kenya. Set in the shadow of Mount Kenya, Exercise Askari Storm saw the Edinburgh-based regiment pitched into a fictional battle between two warring 'countries'. Change of scenery: Soldiers from the Edinburgh-based 2nd Battalion of The Royal Regiment of Scotland, patrol at dusk as they take part in Exercise Askari Storm on the outskirts of Nanyuki, Kenya
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Hundreds of troops from Royal Regiment of Scotland took part in exercise outskirts of Nanyuki, Kenya
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The training manoeuvre saw soldiers fight in a fictional battle, described as a 'sophisticated game of laser tag'
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More than 900 British soldiers took part in Exercise Askari Storm alongside elephants, zebras and camels | 8,942 | record_train |
Sollinger described her achievement as "huge," despite having to stop before she reached @placeholder. | Havana, Cuba (CNN) -- Endurance swimmer Diana Nyad's latest attempt to swim across the Straits of Florida ended Tuesday morning after severe jellyfish stings and a lightning storm put her off course, her team said. She had been in the water for 60 hours and was about halfway through her swim from Cuba to Florida. Nyad was stung by jellyfish overnight, and a major lightning storm put anyone in the water in extreme danger, said Mark Sollinger, Nyad's operations chief. He said the 62-year-old exhausted swimmer was pulled out as the dangers mounted. "With all the threats continuing, Diana decided that it was not a risk that we wanted to take," Sollinger said.
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Diana Nyad performed a "monumental and extremely dangerous" feat
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"Nobody in the world would even attempt this, but we did. That's huge," her team says
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She had been blown off course by a storm, the team said | 8,943 | record_train |
It was "@placeholder" that helped get Bernie out of prison. | Three years ago, director Richard Linklater made a movie about a mortician named Bernie Tiede who went to prison after he shot a rich, cranky widow four times in the back with her armadillo gun and hid her body in a deep freezer under the pot pies. Now he's Tiede's landlord. Tiede, who was convicted of the 1996 murder of a wealthy Texas widow named Marjorie Nugent, was released from prison on Tuesday. Originally sentenced to life, he has been set free on a $10,000 bond -- with conditions. One of them is that he live in a garage apartment owned by Linklater, the Austin, Texas-based director of such films as "Before Sunrise," "Dazed and Confused," "School of Rock" and 2011's "Bernie," based on Tiede's case.
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In 1996, Bernie Tiede killed rich Texas widow and hid her in a freezer
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The bizarre case became subject of film "Bernie"
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Film's director, Richard Linklater, is letting Tiede use an apartment he owns
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Victim's granddaughter: "It seems like we've forgotten about my grandmother" | 8,944 | record_train |
many celebrities, who simply put their name to a brand, @placeholder, who | She shot to fame on Made In Chelsea as the resident fashionista with a penchant for pink hair, nose rings and cutting comments - most of which were directed at Lucy Watson. So it comes as no surprise that Phoebe-Lettice Thompson has chanelled her creativity into her own fashion range. The 23-year-old, who worked on Tatler's fashion desk during her time on the E4 show, has teamed up with London label Illustrated People to create her 22-piece debut range. Cool vibes: Phoebe-Lettice Thompson, who found fame on Made In Chelsea, has designed a collection with Illustrated People but refrained from modelling it herself because 'that would be naff,' she says
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Phoebe, 23, has teamed up with Illustrated People
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22-piece range inspired by cool girls of Tokyo
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I couldn’t believe it when she said @placeholder had been bitten by a tiger.’ | Enjoying the trip of a lifetime to Thailand, university student Isabelle Brennan strokes a young tiger at a popular tourist attraction – one of the few places in the world where you can pet the deadly animals while they sleep. But just minutes after this photo was taken, another 400lb tiger leapt into the frame, knocking the 19-year-old to the ground with its paw and sinking its teeth into her thigh. She was saved when keepers at the Tiger Temple sanctuary in West Thailand jumped between her and the animal, while her sister and travelling companion Georgie, 21, dragged her to safety.
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Isabelle Brennan was knocked to the ground and attacked at the Tiger Temple sanctuary
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Sister and friend dragged her to safety
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Left with four inch wound and is scarred for life
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The botched Obamacare rollout has put political pressure on the Democratic Party as members backed the @placeholder health care agenda as he said on Thursday "through thick and thin." | While President Barack Obama held a news conference on Thursday where he announced an administrative fix to the Affordable Care Act, it quickly digressed into a confession and apology hour. He took the blame. He called the rollout of Obamacare "rough." He said he "fumbled." He said the problems are "on me." He also offered an olive branch to his colleagues on Capitol Hill and acknowledged his party's tough circumstances. "There is no doubt that our failure to roll out the ACA smoothly has put a burden on Democrats, whether they're running or not, because they stood up and supported this," Obama said.
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Obama says he feels "deeply responsible" for political fallout Democrats face
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Reviews on his Obamacare fix from Democrats in Congress are mixed
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With an expansion to @placeholder, the airline believe it will be a greater success this time. | (CNN) -- Fancy stripping off before a flight and getting sweaty with fellow passengers? Finnair think you might like to and has backed the idea by adding a sauna to its new premium lounge in Helsinki Airport. Airline lounges are prime ways for airlines to promote their brand and showcase all the luxury and service frills they can muster, but with a traditional unisex sauna, Finnair has upped the ante. The airline has gone big on the Nordic theme throughout the new lounge that opens later this year. Open to passengers holding Finnair's platinum and gold cards, the 407-square meter space is decorated with a variety of Finnish designed homeware from the likes of Marimekko, Iittala Ultima Thule and Eero Saarinen, while video projections reflect the time of day and season.
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Finnair adds a sauna to its new airport lounge in Helsinki
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In Finland, there is one sauna for every three people
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"They really stopped my momentum because now I'm not going to play for two weeks and because they waited for the last minute I couldn't go to another tournament either," Peer said from @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Dubai could lose its place on the Women's Tennis Association Tour calendar after Israeli Shahar Peer was denied entry to compete at this week's event, the WTA supremo warned Monday. Shahar Peer told CNN she learned of her visa ban Saturday, just before her scheduled flight to Dubai. Peer was scheduled to fly into the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, but was informed Saturday night by telephone that she would not be granted a visa. WTA Chairman and CEO Larry Scott said the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour "will review appropriate future actions with regard to the future of the Dubai tournament."
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Israeli tennis player back in Tel Aviv after being denied entry for Dubai event
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Shahar Peer told night before tournament she would not be granted visa by UAE
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WTA chief Larry Scott warned Dubai tournament could lose place on calendar
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Some have speculated that @placeholder -- who was interviewed after the incident -- could face charges. | (CNN) -- The same day the man he fatally struck was laid to rest, NASCAR driver Tony Stewart's team announced that he won't be racing this weekend -- though it didn't rule a return to the track soon thereafter. In a brief statement, Stewart-Haas Racing said Thursday that Stewart "has decided not to compete" in Sunday's race in NASCAR's top division, the Sprint Cup Series. Jeff Burton will take his place in the No. 14 car in the Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway. "The driver change pertains only to Michigan," the Stewart-Haas Racing team said. "Stewart's plans for upcoming Sprint Cup races have yet to be determined."
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Tony Stewart fatally struck dirt-track driver Kevin Ward Jr. last weekend
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Among the false accusations @placeholder alleges in the lawsuit are: | (CNN) -- Laurie Fine, the wife of a former Syracuse University assistant basketball coach accused of molesting ball boys, plans to sue ESPN and two of the network's reporters for libel in a federal court, her lawyers said Wednesday. A draft of the lawsuit says sports journalists Mark Schwarz and Arthur Berko "spitefully destroyed Laurie Fine's reputation in an attempt to capitalize financially in the tragic wake of the Penn State sex abuse scandal." It says Fine's reputation was ruined by the malicious publication of false and defamatory accusations. In response, ESPN backed its stories. "The suit is without merit and we stand by our reporting," the sports programming network said.
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NEW: Her reputation has been ruined by false reports, she says
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Laurie Fine plans to sue ESPN and two reporters, says they destroyed her reputation
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It is argued that by paying for building new jails or making existing ones more ‘comfortable’ so they approach @placeholder standards, will be repatriated. | Hundreds of Nigerian criminals will be sent home to serve out prison sentences under a deal set to be struck by ministers within weeks. Talks are continuing into reaching a compulsory prisoner transfer agreement, which could see more than half of the 500 criminals from Nigeria currently in UK jails repatriated. Prisons minister Jeremy Wright told MailOnline how 'more foreign prisoners must serve their sentences in their own countries'. Deportation: Ministers want to send hundreds of Nigerian criminals to serve out their sentence at home to cut the cost for British taxpayers Ministers have been ordered to step up efforts to end the scandal of more than one in eight prisoners being from overseas.
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A total of 534 Nigerian nationals are serving sentences in British prisons
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Britain has promised £1million to improve Nigeria's crumbling jails
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Minister Jeremy Wright says prisoner transfer deal is close to being sealed
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He made that come true on Sunday, even though he is now less than a month away from defending his world welterweight title in a fight he must win if he is ever to meet @placeholder in the richest fight of all time. | We all have our dreams - even the most famous and successful among us cling to lingering fantasies. Carl Froch, Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather are no exceptions. The prize-ring is the toughest work-place in sport but those notions can still be romantic. CARL FROCH The Nottingham Cobra admits that winning the world super-middleweight title, climbing into the top 10 in the world pound-for-pound rankings and making history by filling Wembley Stadium for his record-breaking fight with George Groves were all achievements beyond his wildest imagination when he first laced up the gloves. Carl Froch knocks out George Groves to win their super middleweight fight at Wembley
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Carl Froch has achieved great things and wants to finish in Sin City
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The Nottingham Cobra deserves nothing less
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Manny Pacquiao has achieved his big ambition by playing pro basketball
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By contrast, @placeholder seems to be avoiding abortion talk as much as possible. | (CNN) -- This week the Democratic National Convention isn't running away from the abortion issue. Almost all of Tuesday night's speakers made some reference to reproductive freedom, from Nancy Keenan of NARAL to Michelle Obama. So confidently and constantly was it mentioned that it became something of a litany. Deval Patrick is for it, Martin O'Malley wants it passionately, Julian Castro sees it as a fundamental right. In case you missed it, the Democrats really, really believe in reproductive freedom. The electoral message is that Mitt Romney and the Republicans are waging a war on women, or at least a concerted effort to limit access to contraception and abortion. The goal is to expand the gender voting gap to the Democratic Party's advantage. And also to turn out the base -- reviving the liberal coalition that put Barack Obama in office in 2008
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Tim Stanley: Democrats are not running from abortion issue, just the opposite
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He says Mitt Romney avoids it -- a switch for GOP, which has long used it as wedge issue
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Stanley: Unlike top Democrats in past, Obama makes it clear he supports abortion rights
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@placeholder provided the vocals for the original version of the song, but some big names have belted out the tune since. | (Mental Floss) -- The men's NCAA Division I hoops championship game is tonight, and we can't tell you whether UConn or Butler is going to win. We can predict two things, though. The winning team will cut down the nets. And CBS will show a highlight montage set to the song "One Shining Moment." Let's take a look at the origins of these traditions. Who's responsible for college teams cutting down the nets after big wins? North Carolina State coach Everett Case didn't realize he was starting a trend in 1947. He just wanted a souvenir. USAToday's Michael Gluskin wrote a terrific piece on the origins of college hoops' net-cutting tradition in 2005. According to Gluskin, Coach Case was so delighted with the Wolfpack's Southern Conference title win that he decided to cut down the nets as souvenirs.
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N.C. State coach Everett Case wanted a souvenir when he cut nets down in 1947
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Players hoisted their coach onto their shoulders as he did his snipping.
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David Barrett composed "One Shining Moment" in 1986 after failing to woo a woman
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Teddy Pendergrass, Luther Vandross and Jennifer Hudson have sang the lyrics | 8,955 | record_train |
"We took her to a psychiatrist and the psychiatrist failed us," @placeholder has said. | (CNN) -- Doctors treating Andrea Yates, who drowned her five children in a bathtub in 2001, will ask that she be allowed to leave her mental hospital for two hours each week to attend church, her attorney said Thursday. "It is a recommendation of the doctors that she be permitted to attend, and of course she wants to," attorney George Parnham said. "It would be both beneficial and mentally therapeutic for her. She has been accepted into a congregation. It is simply a baby step in the right direction toward acclimation into a community down the road of sorts." Yates' doctors at Kerrville State Hospital, in Kerrville, Texas, will make the request of the trial judge "in the next week or two," Parnham said.
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Not interested: She also went to dinner once with @placeholder | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:59 EST, 31 May 2013 | UPDATED: 16:38 EST, 31 May 2013 Katie Couric revealed this week that she once went on first dates with Full House star Bob Saget and Survivor host Jeff Probst - but neither ever called her again. Now the guys have given their take on their experience with the TV journalist and talk show host, now 56. In an endearing email to Us Weekly, Probst revealed a mutual friend first tried to set them up in 2001, but 'the timing never worked out'. It wasn't meant to be: Katie Couric and Jeff Probst have both given their take on their first - and only - date
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@placeholder admitted the charge on the first day of trial but on the basis that he had driven others to a location near the house. | By Wills Robinson For Mailonline A gang of robbers have today been jailed for ransacking a jeweller’s home before bundling him into his own car and taking him to his own showroom so they could steal nearly £100,000 pounds worth of gems. Damon Denham, Stephen Evers and Eugene Gunderman burst into Mark Reid’s house, in Ockham, Surrey, tied him up, put a pillowcase over his head and then plundered £22,000 worth of jewellery from his personal collection. They then drove the 48-year-old victim to Gordon Marks Silver and Goldsmiths, in nearby Cobham, in his own car and forced him to unlock the shop.
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Mark Reid, 48, was tied up by the trio and had a pillowcase put over his head
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Gang stole £22,000 worth of jewels from Mr Reid's house in Ockham, Surrey
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There is a story behind that: @placeholder wrote it but never actually thought about me having to do it. | (EW.com) -- Newsflash: '80s icon Molly Ringwald is still cool. Like, really cool. "The Secret Life of the American Teenager" star just did an "Ask Me Anything" interview on social news site/intense Internet community Reddit, and by all accounts, it was a smashing success. Over the course of a few hours, Ringwald shared anecdotes from her John Hughes-directed heyday, proved she knows a thing or two about the site's unique memes, and poked fun at Woody Harrelson, whose own AMA interview went disastrously wrong this past February. Ringwald doesn't have a project to promote; "Secret Life" is in the middle of its fourth season, and though she's working on a jazz album, it won't be released until next spring. Maybe that's why she was so loose and funny on Reddit. Here, for example, is how she responded when a user asked about her famous "Breakfast Club" lipstick trick:
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Molly Ringwald just did an "Ask Me Anything" interview on Reddit
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Although @placeholder was investigated, police still elected to stop monitoring Monis by removing him from watch lists that same year. | It has emerged Martin Place siege victim Katrina Dawson was struck by a police bullet when officers stormed the Lindt Cafe firing at Man Haron Monis. A police investigation has also revealed the gunman had enough ammunition with him to kill all of the hostage. Ms Dawson, 38, was not directly hit by a bullet but possibly a ricochet when Tactical Operations Unit officers raided the cafe just after 2am on December 16, multiple sources have confirmed to Fairfax Media. Monis had just executed another of the hostages, cafe manager Tori Johnson, at close range, and was killed in the shoot-out.
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Katrina Dawson was one of two victims killed in the 16-hour stand-off
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Initially, it was thought the mother was gunned down by Man Haron Monis
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Mr Love and Jim Messina are not the only @placeholder to have been recruited for May's General Election. | President Obama's former bag carrier and 'chief of stuff' has joined David Cameron's election team and will be tasked with winning the Prime Minister a second term in office. Reggie Love, a former US college basketball star, dubbed 'iReggie' by Obama, was the president's ever-present companion and source of information on the campaign trail and in the Oval Office. Sources have revealed that Mr Love, 33, has teamed up with Jim Messina, the Obama campaign manager in 2012, with the Tories hoping their two latest recruits will help steer the party to victory. Scroll down for video The bag man: 6ft 5in Reggie Love, President Obama's former right-hand man, has been hired to help steer the Tories to victory in May's General Election
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Reggie Love has been recruited to help steer Tories to victory in election
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Former basketball star, who is 6ft 5in, was once Obama's closest aide
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@placeholder had been angry after Smalling attempted to block his clearance, for which the defender was booked | There aren't many bigger fans of Joe Hart than me. I think he's the best goalkeeper England has produced since David Seaman, and I love his passion for winning. But that passion was no excuse for him to launch his head into referee Michael Oliver's face during the Manchester derby on Sunday. The referee had dealt with the incident Hart was upset about, and the goalkeeper's rhino-like charge and butt at the referee was as bizarre as it was unnecessary. Joe Hart approaches Michael Oliver near the halfway line after being incensed by Chris Smalling's block The England goalkeeper leans his head towards the official, who tells him to return to his goal
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Joe Hart was involved in a furious confrontation with Michael Oliver
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Peer and her family are obviously extremely upset and disappointed by the decision of the @placeholder and its impact on her personally and professionally, and the Tour is reviewing appropriate remedies for Ms. | (CNN) -- Dubai could lose its place on the Women's Tennis Association Tour calendar after Israeli Shahar Peer was denied entry to compete at this week's event, the WTA supremo warned Monday. Shahar Peer told CNN she learned of her visa ban Saturday, just before her scheduled flight to Dubai. Peer was scheduled to fly into the United Arab Emirates on Sunday, but was informed Saturday night by telephone that she would not be granted a visa. WTA Chairman and CEO Larry Scott said the Sony Ericsson WTA Tour "will review appropriate future actions with regard to the future of the Dubai tournament."
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Israeli tennis player back in Tel Aviv after being denied entry for Dubai event
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Shahar Peer told night before tournament she would not be granted visa by UAE
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WTA chief Larry Scott warned Dubai tournament could lose place on calendar
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The 46-year-old @placeholder, who will be formally introduced to the media on Monday, expressed his delight at his appointment. | (CNN) -- The United States have named former Germany captain Jurgen Klinsmann as their new national coach, just a day after sacking Bob Bradley. Bradley, who took over as coach in January 2007, was relieved of his duties on Thursday, and U.S. Soccer Federation president Sunil Gulati confirmed in a statement on Friday that his replacement has already been appointed. "Jurgen is a highly accomplished player and coach with the experience and knowledge to advance the program," said Gulati. Bradley sacked as United States national coach "He has had success in many different areas of the game and we look forward to the leadership he will provide on and off the field."
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Jurgen Klinsmann is named as coach of the United States national side
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The 46-year-old German takes over from Bob Bradley who was fired this week
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First choice: The @placeholder undertook rigorous testing before choosing the new firearm, firing 40,000 over the testing period | It is the handgun of choice for the good guys in countless Hollywood movies, from Die Hard to Mission Impossible. Now the Glock has been chosen by the Ministry of Defence to replace the trusty old Cold War-era Browning pistol after almost 50 years. More than 25,000 are being purchased for Britain’s Armed Forces under a £9million contract. Kitted out: The Ministry of Defence has purchased 25,000 Glock 17 9mm handguns to be used by troops Testing: Royal Marine Sergeant Steve Lord tests a Glock 17 9mm pistol. The gun has become the first new sidearm to be issued to UK troops since 1967
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25,000 Glock handguns are being purchased by Ministry of Defence
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First time since 1967 that British troops have been issued new sidearm
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MoD said more traditional Browning guns became too expensive to maintain
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Mrs Turner claimed her son had woken her in the morning asking for her help because @placeholder would not wake up. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:41 EST, 15 May 2012 | UPDATED: 14:41 EST, 15 May 2012 Anger: Leigh Turner's wife Anita Turner was recorded telling her son that she his model girlfriend had 'ruined his life' The mother of a man accused of strangling his model girlfriend in a jealous rage was recorded telling her son that she had 'ruined his life'. Anita Turner, 51, denies helping her son Elliot cover up the murder of 17-year-old Emily Longley in his bedroom at their £350,000 home. Mrs Turner broke down at Winchester Crown Court yesterday as she described how she had told Miss Longley's grandmother that she was safe in her care.
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Elliot Turner, 20, denies the murder of Emily Longley, 17, in his bedroom at the family home in Bournemouth, Dorset
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Police bugged the £350,000 family home and recorded Turner’s parents 'fabricating evidence' and being worried about lying to the police
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Mrs Turner told son: 'She kicked you and kicked you, even though she is slim she does kick boxing, it was self defence. Stick with it.' | 8,966 | record_train |
@placeholder will give Daniel Sturridge every opportunity to prove his fitness ahead of the Merseyside derby | Ahead of this weekend's Premier League action, Sportsmail will be providing you with all you need to know about every fixture, with team news, provisional squads, betting odds and Opta stats. Here is all the information you need for Liverpool's home clash with Everton... Liverpool vs Everton (Anfield) Kick-off: Saturday 12.45pm - BT Sport 1 Odds (subject to change): Liverpool 8/11 Draw 14/5 Everton 7/2 Referee: Martin Atkinson Managers: Brendan Rodgers (Liverpool), Roberto Martinez (Everton) Head-to-head league record: Liverpool wins 73, draws 60, Everton wins 57 Team news Liverpool Liverpool remain hopeful that striker Daniel Sturridge could return for the Merseyside derby at Anfield on Saturday.
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Liverpool host Everton at Anfield in the Merseyside derby
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Reds are hopeful Daniel Sturridge can return after a thigh injury
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Because @placeholder had not been in a mental facility for more than five years, he was legally able to purchase those weapons in Illinois -- and on the firearms application form Kazmierczak filled out, he stated that he had never been adjudicated "mentally defective" and had never been "committed to a mental institution." | DEKALB, Illinois (CNN) -- Eric Mace says he thought he was giving his daughter good advice by asking her to sit up front in class. Ryanne Mace was 19 when she was killed last year in a shooting rampage at Northern Illinois University. "I'd like you to sit in the front row of every class that you're in and constantly drag information out of these people, and if you don't understand what they're talking about, raise your hand and say, 'I don't get it' until you get it," Mace recalled telling her. His daughter, 19-year-old Ryanne, took that advice. Now, he wishes she would have sat somewhere else.
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Steven Kazmierczak carried out shooting spree at Northern Illinois February 14, 2008
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Father of Ryanne Mace told his daughter to always sit on the front row of class
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"There's always an ache, loneliness and a longing," says Ryanne Mace's mother
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Mr Levesconte had collected funds from villagers wishing to save for @placeholder every Friday telling them that he would pay the money into a bank account. | By Niamh O'doherty and Steve Nolan PUBLISHED: 08:15 EST, 15 December 2012 | UPDATED: 12:04 EST, 16 December 2012 Missing: Malcolm Levesconte was last seen by regulars at the Royal Oak pub last Sunday Regulars at a village pub where the landlord has gone missing along with £30,000 of their savings money from a thrift fund have told how they now face a miserable Christmas. Malcolm Levesconte, landlord at the Royal Oak pub in Shrewton, near Salisbury, Wiltshire, was at the centre of an international manhunt this week after allegedly making off the cash he held on behalf of his customers.
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Malcolm Levesconte, landlord at the Royal Oak in Shrewton, Wiltshire, was last seen by drinkers last Sunday afternoon
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The 59-year-old is last known to have boarded a ferry bound for St Malo in France
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He is said to have bid regulars farewell saying 'It's been nice knowing you' as he left
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Families have spoken out about how they face a miserable Christmas because the £30,000 festive fund he was looking after for them is also missing
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The @placeholder energy index was the only one of ten primary S&P 500 sectors to be negative for the year, though it rose 1.6percent Tuesday as the strongest group of the day. | The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 both hit all-time highs today as investors gave their stamp of approval to the Republican takeover of the US Senate. The Down was up 100.69 points, 0.6percent, and closed at a record 17,484.53. The S&P was also up 0.6percent and closed at a record 2023.57. Energy companies, which have suffered massive losses thanks to cheap oil, led the rally over hopes that the new GOP majority will lead to approval of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada and the easing of environmental regulations, which business say have become stricter and more cumbersome under President Barack Obama's administration.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 hit record highs and gained more than 0.6percent each Tuesday
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However, not everyone is impressed with @placeholder's new found fame. | By James Daniel PUBLISHED: 12:55 EST, 3 May 2013 | UPDATED: 16:30 EST, 3 May 2013 It wouldn't be too surprising to many if New York were to be declared the most exciting city in the coutry, but when it doesn't even make the top 5, eyebrows are raised. The city that never sleeps was beaten by the city of Oakland, in a list compiled by real estate blog Movoto. Oakland, California beat all other major American cities however the website didn't ask for people's opinions but instead claims it used a more scientific method. Scroll down to see the full list...
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New York ranked 6th on the list of America's 'most exciting cities'
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So redeem your FREE tickets* at @placeholder's instead, because everyone deserves a better flame-grilled burger.' | Fastfood chain Hungry Jacks has hijacked a promotional campaign from its chief competitor McDonald's. Earlier this month, McDonald's launched its annual Monopoly campaign, promising 'millions of prizes and the chance to win $1 million instantly on a Big Mac'. In what has been branded 'Flame Their McOpoly', Hungry Jacks, the Australian variant of Burger King, has this week launched a counter promotion, promising to hand out free burgers, fries and drinks to anyone who presents prize-winning Monopoly tickets. Australian fast-food franchise Hungry Jacks are promising to give free meals to anyone who presents winning tickets from the McDonald's Monopoly campaign, which started earlier this month
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McDonalds launched its annual Monopoly campaign earlier this month
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They are promising to give free meals to anyone who presents winning Monopoly tickets
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The @placeholder mum-of-two is now campaigning to have a sign erected to warn other dog walkers. | By Steve Hopkins A springer spaniel survived after leaping 50 feet from an infamous ‘dog suicide’ bridge - with no broken bones. Owner Alice Trevorrow, 50, was walking Cassie across Overtoun Bridge, near Dumbarton, when her pet suddenly jumped over a parapet onto the stony ground below. Mrs Trevorrow and her son Thomas, 24, peered over the bridge fearing the worst but were shocked to see three-year-old Cassie struggle to her feet. This is the spot where Cassie the springer spaniel jumped from the 50ft high Overtoun Bridge, near Dumbarton, which has been dubbed the 'dog suicide bridge' Mrs Trevorrow, a staff nurse, said: 'I will never forget the awful whine she made as she leapt.
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Owner Alice Trevorrow was 'almost certain' her dog was dead
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The decision could lead to the prohibition of sales in the U.S. of @placeholder smarphones and computer tablets found to have violated Apple's patents. | (CNN) -- The share price of Samsung Electronics dropped nearly 7.5% in trading Monday as investors had their first opportunity to react to the more than $1 billion decision against the Korean electronics giant by a California jury for infringing on Apple patents. Samsung dropped 6.3% at the open of South Korea's Kospi index and finished the day down 7.45%, after dropping as much as 7.7%. The tumble erased about $12 billion from the company's market value Monday. Samsung is planning to appeal Friday's decision of a U.S. federal jury which awarded Apple $1.05 billion for copying the look and feel of iPhones and iPad design. The jury rejected Samsung's counterclaims against Apple.
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NEW The share price of Samsung Electronics dropped nearly 7.5% in trading Monday
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This book contained the constitution for the @placeholder, establishing the ownership rules and setting out a creed of courtesy and integrity that today’s managers are expected to carry on. | By Sean Poulter It began with a little red book and a desire to ensure workers received fair reward for their labours. Today, the business is the darling of conservative middle Britain and one of the few to survive the recession with its reputation enhanced. John Lewis is celebrating its 150th anniversary and a unique business model that has worked well both for its customers and the employees, or ‘partners’, who own it. John Lewis (left) handed over control of the business to his son Spedan in 1914, who developed the firm's catchphrase 'Never Knowingly Undersold' In fact the company of today is a reflection of the ideals of Spedan Lewis, rather than his father John who founded the chain as a drapers shop in London’s Oxford Street in 1864.
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John Lewis was founded in 1864 opening its first store on London's Oxford Street
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However, BP said the @placeholder product "contains a small amount of a chemical that may degrade to a nonylphenol." | (CNN) -- BP plans to continue using a controversial subsea dispersant to break up a plume of oil gushing into the Gulf of Mexico, saying that the leading alternative could pose a risk over the long term, the EPA indicated Saturday. The EPA issued a directive on Thursday, ordering BP to find, within 24 hours, a less toxic but equally effective chemical than its current product, Corexit 9500 -- and one that is available in sufficient quantities. The directive also gave the company 72 hours to stop applying it to the undersea gusher. Corexit has been rated more toxic and less effective than many others on the list of 18 EPA-approved dispersants, according to testimony at a congressional hearing Wednesday.
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EPA says it "will continue to work over the next 48 hours to ensure BP is complying"
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EPA issued directive to find less toxic chemical than Corexit, the current dispersant in use
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BP says only other less toxic alternative is Sea Brat 4, which may "degrade to a nonylphenol"
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BP maintains "Corexit was the best and most appropriate choice" | 8,976 | record_train |
Meanwhile, Maria Sharapova and @placeholder were also knocked out in the third round. | By Press Association Reporter Britain's Heather Watson battled hard but suffered a straight-sets defeat to Victoria Azarenka in round three of the Rogers Cup in Montreal. Watson was broken three times as she lost the first set 6-2, serving four double faults and winning less than half of points on her first serve. She came from a break down in the second to level at 3-3 - the first time she had ever taken three games in a set against Azarenka - but the Belorusian immediately broke again to lead 4-3 and closed the match out 6-2 6-4, finishing with an ace.
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Heather Watson beaten in straight sets by Victoria Azarenka
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Maria Sharapova crashes out in three sets to Spain's Carla Suarez Navarro
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"I just want to reassure that @placeholder will work very earnestly and in a very serious manner with Indonesia in the role of Indonesia as a great facilitator," said Piromya. | Bangkok, Thailand (CNN) -- Military commanders along the turbulent Thai-Cambodian border agreed to a cease-fire on Thursday, a Thai military source told CNN. A border dispute that turned violent over the last week remains volatile, and the hiatus was forged at the unit commander level but not the higher levels of the militaries. The source, who asked not to be named because he is not authorized to speak, said if the peace persists, higher-ranking people may meet on Friday. They would be Thailand's 2nd Region commander, Lt. Gen Tawatchai Samutsakorn, and Lt. Gen. Chea Mon, Cambodia's 5th Army Region commander.
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Unit level commanders worked out the hiatus
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Start with @placeholder, who self-destructed when she claimed an HPV vaccine could cause mental retardation. | Washington (CNN) -- It's an audition without end, because the Republicans still can't figure out how to cast the lead role. Here's how the internal discussion goes: We need someone who is a true conservative. We need someone who is right on the matters we care about -- the deficit, immigration, cultural issues. We need someone we can trust, who won't betray us. And, by the way, we also need someone who can win. And so Republicans, undecided and unwilling to settle, continue to move like hummingbirds, from, um, flower to flower. Yesterday, it was Herman Cain. Today, it's Newt Gingrich. Maybe one day, Mitt Romney.
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Borger: Republicans want a very conservative candidate, but one who can win
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She says Bachmann, Perry, Cain all have flamed out as conservative standard-bearers
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Borger: Romney is showing signs of irritation at the long audition | 8,979 | record_train |
Joy was much-loved by @placeholder, who was killed at the age of 13 by Bolshevik forces | There used to be an unremarkable gravestone in a garden in Windsor etched with the line 'Here lies Joy' - but behind that simple sentence is a truly remarkable story that stretches back to the early 20th century and across hundreds of miles to Russia. The grave was the final resting place not of a human, but a spaniel – who belonged to the son of Russia’s last monarch, Tsar Nikolai II Romanov. He was executed in Ipatiev House, along with his wife, Empress Alexandra, five children and four servants by revolutionary communist forces on 17 July 1918 in Yekaterinburg.
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Joy was a constant companion to Crown Prince Alexei, the son of the Tsar
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It was thought for years that he was shot dead by Bolshevik soldiers
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Joy journeyed all the way across Russia with him and ended up in Windsor | 8,980 | record_train |
Dubbing him "the prototype NFL free safety," the @placeholder credited Taylor's team-leading tackling prowess. | FORT MYERS, Florida (CNN) -- Three men were charged Saturday with felony first-degree murder in the shooting death of NFL player Sean Taylor, a death police say was unplanned. Eric Rivera Jr., 17; Venjah K. Hunte, 20; and Charles Kendrick Lee Wardlow, 18, each faces charges of felony first-degree murder, burglary with a firearm and home invasion robbery while armed, according to court documents. The charge of felony first-degree murder can be applied if someone is killed, even accidentally, during certain violent felony crimes. Rivera appeared in a courtroom in Fort Myers, Florida, while Hunte and Wardlow appeared via video phone from jail.
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Four men each face charge of felony first-degree murder
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Investigation reveals the men thought the victim wasn't home, police say
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Washington Redskins safety Sean Taylor died in apparent home burglary | 8,981 | record_train |
The @placeholder honour this by helping ensure quality output and highlight the excellent programmes people listen to across the country.' | The BBC spent £70,000 of licence-payers' money on an annual party for local radio staff despite plans to axe 400 jobs, it has been claimed. Costs for the Corporation's annual Gillard Awards included a £35 Venison dinner for more than 200 people and free travel to and from a hotel, a source said. The hotel costs alone for last year's event topped £25,000, with thousands more spent on alcohol and transport, it was alleged. The BBC spent £70,000 on an events ceremony for local radio staff last year, it was claimed, as the Corporation announced plans to axe 400 jobs to save money
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Corporation spent thousands on Gillard Awards for local radio stations
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Thousands spent on shift cover, wine and travel for staff, a source claimed
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BBC spokesman said figure was closer to £30,000 for last year's event
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Another independent militant group admitted to firing one rocket into @placeholder at 12:45 a.m. Thursday (5:45 p.m. Eastern time Wednesday), also citing retaliation. | (CNN) -- Rockets from Gaza came down in Israel overnight, according to the Israeli military. This comes on the heels of a cease-fire announcement Hamas made toward the Jewish state late Wednesday local time. Nine rockets were fired from Gaza, eight of which landed "in open areas," an Israeli military spokesman said. "The ninth has been intercepted by the 'Iron Dome' over Ashkalon. No one was injured." "Iron Dome" refers to an Israeli missile defense system. On its website, Hamas' military wing, Izzedine al Qassam, acknowledged firing eight rockets just before midnight Wednesday at an Israeli military base as a retaliatory measure.
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NEW: Rockets from Gaza came down in Israel overnight, Israeli military says
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Hamas announced a cease-fire late Wednesday
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The lawyer stressed Snowden is staying in the transit zone ‘for now’ and ‘intends to stay in Russia, study @placeholder culture.’ | By Will Stewart In Moscow PUBLISHED: 11:37 EST, 24 July 2013 | UPDATED: 15:05 EST, 24 July 2013 Fugitive intelligence leaker Edward Snowden faces living under strict curbs imposed by the Russian security agencies when he is allowed to move from his hideaway in a Moscow airport transit zone, it emerged on Wednesday. The 30-year-old U.S. runaway remained in the zone last night after a last-minute glitch in plans to allow him to cross the border control pending a formal decision regarding his application for asylum. He is still expected to leave a cramped transit hotel soon but a senior Russian official said his movements would initially be strictly curtailed, even though President Vladimir Putin has denied his intelligence services are seeking secrets known to the former contractor for the National Security Agency.
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The U.S. whistleblower lacked necessary document he needed to cross into Russia
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'Lots of bureacracy': Lawyer says Snowden still stuck in airport 'for now' as White House seeks clarity on his whereabouts | 8,984 | record_train |
This belief stemmed not only from @placeholder's desire to serve for his beloved country, America, but also to 'protect innocent Iraqis who lived in constant fear of terrorists', she wrote in the article. | The widow of Chris Kyle's sniper colleague has hit out at the Oscar-nominated film 'American Sniper', claiming it portrays her late husband as a coward who 'questioned America's mission in Iraq'. Marc Lee, whose shooting death in the then-battle-torn city of Ramadi is graphically depicted in the $264million box-office sensation, was deployed abroad with the Navy SEALS in April 2006. Over the next four months, he served alongside his Charlie Platoon 'brothers', including Kyle, who is played by Bradley Cooper and whose death aged 38 at a US rifle range is not featured in the movie. However, on August 2, 2006, Lee was shot dead in a gunfight after stepping into the line of fire to protect his teammates - an action that saw him posthumously awarded two separate honors.
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Sniper Marc Lee was deployed to Iraq with the Navy SEALS in April 2006
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Over next four months, he served with 'American Sniper' star Chris Kyle
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In August 2006, he was shot dead while protecting his SEAL teammates
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Soldier's actions in the war saw him receive three awards posthumously
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It should pose quite a test, serving as a barometer to how far Spurs have come and the extent to which they still have to go under @placeholder. | They’re here. The mad set of Besiktas supporters to descend on north London have arrived in their thousands, ready to show Tottenham exactly what European football ought to feel like. Kick-off: Thursday October 2, 8.05pm TV: ITV/ITV4 HD. The flock of banners, flares and unified war cries in that pocket of White Hart Lane should make it a night to savour. The travelling Turks are not AEL Limassol, Tromso or FC Sheriff – they have rocked up for points and bring a squad capable of doing some serious damage. That’s exactly why Spurs should treat this as a Champions League dress rehearsal.
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Tottenham play Besiktas in the Europa League on Thursday
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The north London side will be hoping to replicate memorable European nights of the past at White Hart Lane
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Spurs beat Inter Milan 3-1 in November 2010 while also pulling off a sensational win at the San Siro against AC Milan in February 2011
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Mauricio Pochettino's side face their toughest game to date in the competition
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Former Chelsea striker Demba Ba is expected to lead the line for Besiktas
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Miller told the paper the family is pleased with the decision to replace the @placeholder and hopes it will lead to better awareness. | (CNN) -- One mall Santa might be getting some coal in his stocking this year. Last week, Santa Claus and a helper elf from The Shops at Mission Viejo in California turned away a 7-year-old girl with autism and her service dog, a pit bull named Pup-Cake. According to the Orange County Register, Abcde Santos, who pronounces her first name "ab-suh-dee," and Pup-Cake stood in line for 30 minutes to meet with the unnamed mall Santa. But he declined to meet the girl because he feared the 5-year-old pit bull. "After the Santos family offered to remove the dog from the area, the building, Santa still refused to see the child," Julie Miller, a family friend who runs a Facebook page dedicated to Pup-Cake and service animals, told the Register.
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The 7-year-old has autism and a pit bull as a service dog
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These two rivals had not met in a competitive fixture since April 1998 and though @placeholder was a long way short of capacity, the atmosphere crackled on a soggy west London evening. | By Adam Shergold Ross McCormack started the repayments on his £11m transfer fee with the goal that may well have saved Felix Magath’s job as Fulham edged this spicy west London derby. There were plenty of raised eyebrows when the striker arrived from Leeds United but he gained instant hero status at Griffin Park with a second-half winner. Trading passes with Chris David, McCormack slotted the ball home left-footed from a tight angle to sink Brentford and settle a highly entertaining Cup tie. VIDEO Scroll down for Sportsmail's Top 10 Ross McCormack transfer memes Off the mark: McCormack slots home for his first goal since joining Fulham from Leeds for £11million this summer
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Former Leeds striker scores only goal to see off Brentford after clever interplay with Chris David
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Ross McCormack cost Fulham £11million this summer
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Fulham record first win of a difficult season, a huge relief for manager Felix Magath | 8,988 | record_train |
The Albiceleste go into Saturday's home clash with @placeholder on a run of four defeats in the last five games which has left the team outside the top-four automatic qualifying spots. | (CNN) -- Argentina will be missing striker Diego Milito for the final two World Cup qualifiers against Peru and Uruguay as Diego Maradona's struggling team battle to reach the finals in 2010. Diego Milito has had only a bit-part role for Argentina despite his good form for Inter Milan. Milito is expected to be sidelined for the next month after injuring his thigh while playing for Italian champions Inter Milan on Saturday. The 30-year-old was replaced by Mario Balotelli 25 minutes into the 2-1 victory against Udinese at the San Siro, and scans have shown that he suffered a first-degree strain in his right thigh.
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Argentina striker Diego Milito ruled out of the final two World Cup qualifiers
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Thigh injury means Milito misses matches against Peru and Uruguay
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Coach Diego Maradona names Boca Juniors forward Martin Palermo in squad
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Argentina battling to qualify for next year's finals in South Africa | 8,989 | record_train |
Mr @placeholder was an acquaintance of the couple who got into an argument with them on January 22. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:40 EST, 14 July 2013 | UPDATED: 14:58 EST, 14 July 2013 The estranged wife of Mets pitcher Kris Benson, who allegedly threatened him with a gun last weekend, was sought in a murder nearly 20 years ago, it has been revealed today. Anna Benson was hunted by police following the fatal shooting of a teenage student in her and a then boyfriend's apartment in 1996. Benson, who was 19 at the time and a topless dancer, fled Knoxville,Tennessee with 19-year-old boyfriend Paul Dejongh following the execution-style killing of Michael Evans. Scroll down for videos and to listen to Kris Benson's 911 call:
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Anna Benson, née Warren, was hunted by police following the fatal shooting of a teenager in her Tennessee apartment in 1996
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She was captured after police manhunt but charges against her were later dropped
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Her then boyfriend was sentenced to 20 years in jail for the murder | 8,990 | record_train |
Now some 68 years after they were taken, they are the subject of a new documentary that @placeholder spent three years making. | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 03:58 EST, 4 April 2013 | UPDATED: 09:32 EST, 4 April 2013 World War II photographs showing the liberation of the first Nazi concentration camp discovered by U.S. forces have now inspired the grandson of the soldier who took them to make a documentary about the holocaust. The moving set of 16 photographs shows survivors of the Ohrdruf concentration camp. Many are on the brink of starvation, others are being treated by U.S army doctors. The photographer Ron Johnson, then a lieutenant and army medic, had mentioned then to his grandson Matthew Nash only once before he died in 1991.
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Set of 16 photographs shows survivors at the Ohrdruf concentration camp
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Many are on the brink of starvation, others are being treated by doctors
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They were taken by Lieutenant Ron Johnson who served as a medic
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His grandson Matthew Nash saw them for the first time in 1995
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He has now produced a documentary to be shown at the G.I. film festival | 8,991 | record_train |
Three of the six militants freed in Friday's prison attack in @placeholder had been sentenced to death, provincial security officials said. | (CNN)Al Qaeda militants freed six of their fighters from a southern Yemeni prison during an attack on the facility Friday, just one day after the group took over a military camp in the same province, security officials said. These attacks by al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which has long clashed with Yemen's military, happened in the Arab nation's Shabwa province, more than 100 miles to the east of the capital, which has been in political strife for weeks after minority Houthi rebels took over. Also Friday, at least three more nations announced they were temporarily closing their embassies in the Yemeni capital of Sanaa because of deteriorating security conditions, including neighboring Saudi Arabia.
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Three of six freed AQAP prisoners were facing death penalty
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Saudi Arabia, Germany and Italy join the U.S. and other nations in suspending embassy operations in Yemen
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The moves come after Houthi rebels took control of Yemen's capital | 8,992 | record_train |
While reporting the story, the CNN team was detained by security forces in the street outside @placeholder's house. | (CNN) -- The president of Bahrain's Center for Human Rights was referred Sunday to Bahrain's military prosecutor for publishing a photograph of a protester who died in custody that officials say he fabricated. Nabeel Rajab published on his Facebook page images of a man identified as Ali Isa Saqer. The man in the picture has multiple cuts on his front and back and heavy bruising across his body and face. Saqer, 31, died at a detention center Saturday, according to the general director of Muharraq Governorate Police. He was being held on charges of attempted murder of policemen while trying to run them over with his car on March 13.
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Ali Isa Saqer, 31, died at a detention center on Saturday
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A leading human rights activist posted images of a man identified as Saqer
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The photographs show what he says is evidence of torture
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The government says the activist fabricated the image | 8,993 | record_train |
"It can be very depressing," she said in @placeholder, in and around which tens of thousands were killed in the quake. | (CNN) -- Hours after January 12's earthquake in Haiti, Drs. Claude and Yolene Surena were treating more than 100 wounded people -- not in a medical facility but outside their own Port-au-Prince home. City medical facilities were decimated or overwhelmed, and makeshift triage areas like the one in the Surenas' yard tried to keep patients alive long enough to get the next available hospital bed. Yolene called her daughter in Maryland to assure her the couple was fine and to make a request. "She was overwhelmed with patients," said Fabiola Surena, a 28-year-old U.S. Army staff sergeant studying to be a physician's assistant. "She needed me to come help."
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Two doctors in Port-au-Prince turn their home into a makeshift clinic after quake
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Doctors' relatives in U.S., including their Army daughter, arrive to help
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Food, medical supplies remain constantly low, they say
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Survivor on being trapped: "I heard footsteps overhead" -- searchers walking on rubble | 8,994 | record_train |
TSA says on its blog: "If you are taking pictures at or near the checkpoint, don't be surprised if someone (@placeholder, airport police, or a curious passenger) asks you what you're up to. | (CNN) -- Armed with just a video-enabled cell phone and a YouTube account, California resident John Tyner sparked a nationwide controversy over new TSA backscatter imaging machines and pat-down procedures during the busy holiday air travel season. Tyner is the man who told a TSA agent not to touch his "junk" while he refused a pat-down search November 13 at a San Diego, California, airport. As Americans fly to and from holiday gatherings this season, some travelers -- anxious about their rights at airport security checkpoints -- may try to follow Tyner's lead and video their TSA encounters. Is that legal? It depends.
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John Tyner sparked controversy with his 12- minute video of his recent TSA encounter
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12 states currently have laws that say all parties must consent for a recording to be legal
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Find out your rights, the law in that state and location-specific policies on recording | 8,995 | record_train |
Morgan noted that @placeholder similarly underwent a pattern of drug and alcohol abuse not unlike Sheen's. | (CNN) -- "I met him (Lance Armstrong) once at a party," Charlie Sheen told Piers Morgan, "and I'm assuming he was in a bad mood, because he wasn't the friendliest guy in the world." The Hollywood veteran spoke candidly to the CNN host about Lance Armstrong, Lindsay Lohan, battles with "Two and a Half Men" executive producer Chuck Lorre, fatherhood, becoming a grandfather, toning down his bad boy ways, and more. "He was rude to you?" asked Morgan. "Yes. I'm sure people have said that about me from time to time; not too often, though, because I'm pretty approachable." Sheen recalled that the encounter occurred about five or six years ago.
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Charlie Sheen: "When I look back at the pilot of 'Two and a Half,' it was an absolute gem"
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On 'Men' today: "I think you don't realize how important your anchor is until you don't have it"
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Fame and excess "everything that you thought it was going to be" followed by "emptiness" | 8,996 | record_train |
Back in the day: The prosecution has painted Phillips, seen left in an undated photo, as a gold digger who left her real estate developer husband @placeholder (right) after he lost much of his fortune | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:21 EST, 7 March 2014 | UPDATED: 17:37 EST, 7 March 2014 An Arizona court has heard the voicemails that a former socialite left for her ex-boyfriend after she allegedly hired him to kill her ex-husband so that she could cash out on his $2million life insurance policy. Pamela Phillips is on trial for the murder of her ex-husband Gary Triano who was killed in 1996 after a pipe bomb exploded when he got into his car at a Tucson country club. State prosecutors have accused Phillips, now 56, of hiring her ex-boyfriend Ron Young to kill Triano. Young has already been found guilty and is serving two life sentences in jail but jurors were instructed not to consider that during Phillips' case.
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Pamela Phillips is heard telling her ex-boyfriend-turned-hitman Ron Young that 'there's no money left'
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Her ex-husband Gary Triano died when his car exploded as he was leaving a Tucson-area country club after playing golf in 1996
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She and Triano had already split but she was still the beneficiary of his $2million life insurance policy
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Authorities say Phillips paid ex-boyfriend Ronald Young $400,000 to carry out the hit
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Young was convicted in 2010 and sentenced to two life terms in prison but Phillips' jurors were told not to consider that when they rule in her case | 8,997 | record_train |
One individual came in and out of the house between when @placeholder last saw the toddler and reported him missing, but that person is not considered a suspect. | (CNN) -- The parents of a Texas toddler are struggling for answers days after their young son mysteriously disappeared from a house full of people. Sabrina Benitez, the 18-month-old's mother, said she believes the boy was abducted -- insisting it would have been all but impossible for her boy to go outside. Even if he did, Benitez said, the toddler would have been smart enough to try to get back in or would have been spotted by now. But New Braunfels Police Lt. Michael Penshorn said as of Monday, it's most likely that young Joshua Davis Jr. left the home without anyone noticing or taking him.
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Family members and Texas police are looking for 18-month-old Joshua Davis Jr.
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Joshua's mother says the boy went to another room and hasn't been seen since
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She fears the toddler was abducted, while police say the boy most likely left unwittingly | 8,998 | record_train |
He also disputed accounts that his son exchanged gunfire with the @placeholder's driver, saying he wasn't even armed at the time. | (CNN) -- Police have identified a suspect in a fatal shooting and crash on the Las Vegas Strip that left three people dead. The suspect is 26-year-old Ammar Asim Faruq Harris, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said Saturday in a press release. He is at large, though a black Range Rover police said he was driving early Thursday morning has been impounded. Police consider Harris to be armed and dangerous, and said in a statement that he has "an extensive and violent criminal history." He has several tattoos, including a small heart -shaped one below his right eye and a large one of an owl that covers his neck and part of his chest.
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The suspect fired from his Range Rover at a Maserati in Las Vegas, police say
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26-year-old Ammar Harris is at large, though his car has been impounded, they add
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The Maserati's driver was shot, then hit a taxi spurring an explosion that left 2 dead
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The father of the Maserati's driver, an aspiring rapper, says he was "a good boy" | 8,999 | record_train |
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