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In the diary entry written by @placeholder, he described the property as 'not very modern' but with 'some things to excess'. | The Lord Mayor of London's 17th century country mansion where Samuel Pepys was invited for dinner has been put on the market for £45million - but it still needs another £10million to turn it into a home. Swakeleys House, a Grade I listed Jacobean building set among 25 acres, was originally built for Sir Edmund Wright as a palatial retreat within easy reach of the City of London. It was later acquired by another wealthy businessman, Sir Robert Vyner, who invited the famous diarist Samuel Pepys to dinner. He described the grand property in Ickenham, Middlesex, as 'a very pleasant place'.
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Swakeleys House, a Grade I listed building set in 25 acres, originally built for Sir Edmund Wright as a palatial retreat
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Property then acquired by businessman Sir Robert Vyner in 1665 who invited famous diarist Samuel Pepys to dinner
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20,000sq ft property not used as residence for 80 years, but has planning permission to be turned into lavish home
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When restored, the expensive fixer-upper will boast 23 en-suite bedrooms along with a party pavilion for 200 guests | 9,600 | record_train |
"Since (Major) was last known to be in @placeholder and ... she was working as a prostitute, (her family) contacted detectives," West said. | (CNN) -- A victim of Washington state's notorious "Green River Killer" has been identified 29 years after her disappearance, when a relative saw a TV movie about the serial murderer in April and family members gave DNA samples to investigators, authorities said Tuesday. The victim was Sandra Denise Major of Rochester, New York, who was a 20-year-old prostitute when she got into a truck on December 22, 1982, and was never seen again, said Sgt. Cindi West of the King County, Washington, sheriff's office. Gary Leon Ridgway, dubbed the Green River serial killer, pleaded guilty in 2003 to killing 48 women, including Major, though her remains hadn't been identified at the time, West said. The 48 guilty pleas gave Ridgway more murder convictions -- though not necessarily more slayings -- than any other serial killer in U.S. history.
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A cousin watches Lifetime's "The Capture of the Green River Killer" in April
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The family recalls how Sandra Denise Major went missing in Seattle in 1982
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Major's remains are identified after family members give DNA samples
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Gary Leon Ridgway admitted killing 49 persons, mainly runaways and prostitutes | 9,601 | record_train |
Yet the timeliest and most effective action in 1929-30 would still have left the @placeholder much worse off in November 1932 than in November 1928. | Washington (CNN) -- Imagine that some member of Congress back in the 1990s had devoted himself or herself to toughening America against terrorism. He or she had introduced legislation to require airlines to harden their cockpit doors. After years of work, he or she at last prevailed and the new law went into effect sometime in early 2000. The 9/11 plot would have been thwarted without any American ever knowing that the plot had existed. Question: Would we now remember that imaginary member of Congress as a person of wisdom and foresight who averted a national disaster? Hardly. In a world in which 9/11 never happened, the people who prevented it would have gone unremembered and unthanked. Or worse. It's very possible that they would have been laughed at as tedious people who invested ridiculous amounts of energy against a probably imaginary threat -- the way, say, some laughed at the people who solved the Y2K problem about that same time.
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David Frum: Politicians who prevent problems get little credit
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He says those who react after a crisis develops are recognized
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Don't judge politicians too hastily, Frum says | 9,602 | record_train |
Jacobs contacted and drove off @placeholder squads who were searching for allied wounded and weapons, single-handedly killing 3 and wounding several others. | (CNN) -- As a young Army officer in Vietnam, Jack Jacobs walked into an ambush that killed dozens of his troops in just a few seconds. He responded by single-handedly fighting off repeated Viet Cong attacks. He overcame his own life-threatening injuries to make several trips through enemy fire to evacuate allied wounded. He saved 14 lives. His country decorated him with the Medal of Honor. More than 40 years later, Jacobs, a retired colonel, and his fellow Congressional Medal of Honor recipients are bringing their conspicuous gallantry to the cause of education. They are offering students priceless lessons in character, courage and selfless service.
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John Bare: Medal of Honor recipients looking to share their view of character and courage
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Their foundation is testing educational programs in schools in 38 states, he says
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Bare says the medal recipients sacrificed for America and deserve our support
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There's real urgency because the number of medal recipients is dwindling, he says | 9,603 | record_train |
@placeholder shows North Korean leader Kim Jong-il's grandson Kim Han-sol with his girlfriend | By Graham Smith Last updated at 5:15 PM on 4th October 2011 The grandson of Kim Jong-il is clearly enjoying life at college in Eastern Europe - not that any of his compatriots would ever know. Kim Han-sol appears just like any other teenager. He enjoys experimenting with his hair, making friends with girls and even has a fondness for romantic comedies. We know this because, the grandson of North Korea's Dear Leader has joined Facebook. So while the oppressed regime he left is denied even a telephone exchange - let alone the internet - he is enjoying the trappings of the world's most popular social network.
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Kim Han-sol's favourite film is rom-com Love Actually
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Teenager said he prefers democracy to communism
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Meanwhile, internet access in North Korea is under the strict control of his grandfather's regime | 9,604 | record_train |
But @placeholder and others in the medical field aren't quite buying it. | ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) -- In our constant battle of the bulge, a new weapon is gaining in popularity. Mineral body wraps are supposed to help you lose weight, but doctors are skeptical. The basic concept is simple: loss by bondage, or body wraps. Around for decades, body wraps were first made popular by Hollywood stars but have since become available to lesser-known mortals. These wraps come in a host of styles; from minerals to mud, from moving to motionless. Their aim: better bodies. Their claim: less of you when you're done. "We do mineral body wraps that take off inches and we guarantee people will lose 6 to 20 inches on the first wrap or the next one is free," says Julie Tracey, co-owner of Atlanta's Suddenly Slimmer salon.
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Salons claim body wraps, which are gaining popularity, help you lose inches
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Many kinds of materials are available for the treatment, which costs $50 to $100
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It could cause dehydration or allergic reactions, Dr. Erica Brownfield says
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There is no scientific data to support the claims of body wraps, she says | 9,605 | record_train |
@placeholder famously bragged that after killing 50 people he ‘stopped counting’ during his bloody time as a capo in the Colombo family. | It began with an affair with the boss’ wife - and ended with him becoming a mafia hit man. One of the Colombo family’s most prolific assassins has spoken about the 25 murder plots he took part in, four of them where he pulled the trigger. Larry Mazza revealed how he blasted rivals at point blank range with a shotgun before calmly going home to babysit a friend’s daughter and watch episodes of Seinfeld. Mafia marriage: Big Linda Schiro, right, was wife of mobster Gregory 'The Grim Reaper' Scarpa, a Colombo who once said he had stopped counting the number of his murder victims at 50
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Larry Mazza was working as delivery boy in Brooklyn when he was seduced by Linda Schiro, married to mobster Grergory 'The Grim Reaper' Scarpa
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Went onto become Colombo hitman who plotted 25 murders and pulled the trigger for four of them | 9,606 | record_train |
Pretoria is just as cosmopolitan as @placeholder and Cape Town. | Pretoria, South Africa (CNN) -- Pretoria is a city desperately trying to shake off its image as the former headquarters of apartheid. While Cape Town is South Africa's tourist hub and Johannesburg the economic center, Pretoria is the country's administrative capital. South Africa's equivalent of the White House, known as the Union Buildings, is situated here. So is Loftus, one of the country's 10 World Cup stadiums. On the outskirts of Pretoria are large plots and farms where many apartheid-era generals and ministers have retired. Also surrounding the capital are various "black townships," including Mamelodi, where CNN correspondent Nkepile Mabuse was born and raised.
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For broad look at city, take in view from steps of Union Buildings
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Menlyn Square has some of city's most popular bars all in one location
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Try pap, a porridge made from maize, usually served with loads of sauce, a vegetable or meat | 9,607 | record_train |
Miss Ansari noticed @placeholder was wearing a wedding ring and confronted him about it but he laughed and replied 'it's complicated'. | By Anthony Bond PUBLISHED: 05:01 EST, 19 August 2012 | UPDATED: 02:01 EST, 20 August 2012 Cheat: Former England boss Steve McClaren has allegedly been having an affair with a woman who also had a fling with Sven Goran Eriksson Former England boss Steve McClaren has allegedly been having an affair with a woman who also had a fling with Sven Goran Eriksson. Married McClaren, 51, is said to have met Saima Ansari at the same hotel in Manchester where she first met Eriksson - who was also the head coach of England. McClaren - a father of three - has been regularly meeting up with Miss Ansari after flying back into Britain from Holland, where he is manager of FC Twente.
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Married McClaren, 51, met Saima Ansari at the same hotel in Manchester where she first met Eriksson - who was also the head coach of England
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'He would just say that he couldn't stop thinking about my sexy eyes,' says divorced mum of two
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News is devastating blow to McClaren's wife Kathryn after he had a three-month affair with a secretary in 2006 | 9,608 | record_train |
‘I received a call from someone saying they’d found a cat matching @placeholder’ description. | A teenage cat owner has been devastated to find her beloved pet brutally murdered, hanging from a tree with one eye missing. To make matters worse, it’s believed 19-year old Amelia (who wishes not to share her surname), from Morayfield in Queensland’s Moreton Bay region, was taunted by the cat killer, who placed tufts off the cat’s fur around Amelia’s house every day as Amelia searched for her pet. The RSPCA believe the adored cat, Zeus, was bludgeoned to death with a hammer. It all began when the Morayfield resident made a creepy discovery when her pet was peculiarly found with a shaved back.
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Adored cat Zeus was found dead in a tree, hanging with an eye missing
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19-year-old owner Amelia was taunted for five days after he went missing
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Day before Zeus disappeared, he turned up peculiarly partially shaved
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Two other cats on the street in Morayfield, Queensland have also been found partially shaved
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Everyday after pet disappeared, fur was 'placed' inside Amelia's home
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It's believed Zeus was bludgeoned to death with a hammer before he was found hanging from a tree | 9,609 | record_train |
Another worker, was told he could not be employed because 'I did not have a @placeholder address.' | By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 07:37 EST, 8 May 2012 | UPDATED: 10:02 EST, 8 May 2012 Production staff in an English TV crew were dismayed when they lost the chance to work at the World Snooker Championships for the BBC. But their disappoint turned to anger, when they realised their jobs were still available, but had been replaced under a quota scheme which favoured employing staff from Scotland. As a result, Scottish production crews were relocated to England and put up in a hotel - while the previous crews who had built up a specialist knowledge working on the programme were sidelined simply because they were English.
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Scottish staff relocated to England and put up in 'expensive hotels'
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Former English crew who had built up a specialist knowledge working on the programme were sidelined | 9,610 | record_train |
The space agency worked with @placeholder to develop the cameras, known as 'moon cameras', even thought this particular one did not make it to the lunar surface. | By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 07:30 EST, 23 May 2013 | UPDATED: 10:58 EST, 23 May 2013 It is the camera used to photograph the Earth from an orbiting space station 40 years before Commander Chris Hadfield captured the world's attention with his pictures from the International Space Station. A rare Nasa camera used aboard Skylab, the first US Space Station, which orbited the Earth from 1973 to 1979, is set to be auctioned. The modified Hasselblad 500 EL/M was specially adapted to work in the cramped conditions about Skylab - and be operated while wearing spacesuits.
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Camera was taken into orbit during the NASA's Skylab 3 and Skylab 4 missions in 1973
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Specially adapted camera could take pictures in cramped condition, and film could be changed while wearing a spacesuit | 9,611 | record_train |
"The indications we have right now is that there's no connection between the @placeholder case and the Suffolk County case," Dormer said. | New York (CNN) -- Police and FBI agents finished searching 18 "spots of interest" in Long Island, New York on Thursday without uncovering additional evidence in their investigation of a possible serial killer. "We didn't uncover anything that was noteworthy," said Nassau County Police spokesperson Kevin Smith. "Most of it was debris." Their efforts are part of a probe into suspected serial killings that have turned up at least eight bodies -- four of them identified as prostitutes -- since December 2010. New York State troopers alongside some 30 police officers from Long Island's Nassau and Suffolk counties hacked their way through the area's thick brush and bramble, using guidance from a helicopter overhead and, in some cases, using chainsaws to cut through the thick foliage.
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NEW: Authorities finished searching 18 "spots of interest" in Long Island, New York on Thursday
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NEW: Their search did not uncover additional evidence in their investigation of a possible serial killer
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A helicopter has been hovering over the Tobay Beach area since morning
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The remains are not linked to the bodies of four prostitutes found near Atlantic City in 2006 | 9,612 | record_train |
But the schoolgirls are still missing, their relatives still praying for their return and the residents of Chibok still haunted by the attack that left them cowering in the bush as @placeholder plundered their village. | (CNN) -- The militants pulled into the northeastern Nigerian village of Chibok under cover of darkness, their target a girls' boarding school filled with students ahead of final year exams. Armed and wearing military uniforms, they told the girls they were there to protect them. The girls started to assemble in the yard as ordered to, not realizing the men were from Boko Haram -- the group whose name roughly translates as "Western education is sin" -- until it was too late. More than 200 were loaded onto trucks and spirited away: the group's leader later announced that he would sell them.
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On April 14, Boko Haram kidnapped more than 200 girls from a school in Chibok, Nigeria
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A CNN team made the dangerous journey to the village in Boko Haram's heartland
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CNN correspondent Nima Elbagir spoke to a girl who fled, mothers of abductees and other villagers
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She accompanied villagers armed with machetes on their night-time patrol of the area | 9,613 | record_train |
And she also took the opportunity to address the recent marital woes of presenter @placeholder. | By Laura Cox PUBLISHED: 20:20 EST, 22 August 2013 | UPDATED: 20:20 EST, 22 August 2013 The Great British Bake Off has turned into such a sure-fire ratings success that the BBC’s top executives, it appears, have decided they all want a slice of the cake. The controller of BBC2 has hinted that the show could be poached by the corporation’s main channel next year after rival executives started ‘sniffing’ around in the wake of its recent popularity. Janice Hadlow – who earns £235,000 as the head of BBC2 – revealed that the new controller of BBC1 Charlotte Moore may soon take Bake Off away from her channel.
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BBC2 controller Janice Hadlow says BBC1's Charlotte Moore wants the show
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Series four opening attracted record-breaking 5.6million viewers
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BBC bosses admit concerns that Paul Hollywood's personal life could damage show's reputation | 9,614 | record_train |
The @placeholder made a point of thanking the Bush girls for guidance they provided the Obama daughters, with Obama noting his two girls have followed the advice to make loyal friends and slide down the bannisters. | Washington (CNN) -- There were smiles, laughter and tears -- but little politics -- when former Presidents George W. Bush and his father, George H. W. Bush, joined current President Barack Obama at the White House for the unveiling Thursday of the younger Bush's official portrait. An emotional ceremony in the East Room saw the new White House residents thanking their predecessors for their service to the nation and for helping them out during the move more than three years ago. In personal tributes to the 43rd president and his wife, Laura, both Obama and the first lady expressed their appreciation for the example set by the Bush family during their eight years in the White House and the guidance and help provided during the transition.
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NEW: Former President Bush and his wife unveil their White House portraits
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NEW: The Obamas thank the Bushes for helping smooth the transition
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NEW: Bush jokes that now Obama can ask: "What would George do?"
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Obama has blamed George W. Bush's administration for failed economic policies | 9,615 | record_train |
But the follow-up, @placeholder, with its handheld second-screen controller, failed to make a similar splash. | The successor to Nintendo's troubled Wii U may be on the way. Shigeru Miyamoto, the man who created Nintendo classics such as "Mario Bros." and "The Legend of Zelda," says the Japanese gaming giant is at work on a new gaming console. "For the time being, our focus is on the Wii U hardware, but Nintendo as a whole has groups working on ideas for new hardware systems," he said, via a translator, in an interview with The Associated Press. "While we're busy working on software for the Wii U, we have production lines that are working on ideas for what the next system might be."
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Nintendo is working on a successor to its Wii U console, designer tells Associated Press
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"Mario" creator says new hardware is under way
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Sales of the Wii U have been disappointing for Japanese company | 9,616 | record_train |
But while Heist was making friends and living an apparently normal life in @placeholder, the husband, son and daughter she'd left behind in 2002 continued to wonder whether something terrible had happened to her. | (CNN) -- The tale of Brenda Heist, the Pennsylvania mother who abandoned her two children only to turn up in Florida 11 years later, has taken another unlikely turn. On Saturday, she remained jailed on a Santa Rosa County warrant for alleged violation of probation, forgery and giving a false name to law enforcement, said Art Forgey, a spokesman for the Alachua County Sheriff's Office. Heist, who used the assumed name Kelsie Lyanne Smith, is awaiting extradition, Forgey told CNN affiliate WJXT. She turned herself in Friday. Heist, meanwhile, may not have spent most of those 11 years homeless, as she told police last week when she turned herself in, saying she'd abandoned her family because of stress.
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NEW: Heist has been jailed on a Santa Rosa County warrant
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Brenda Heist disappeared from her Pennsylvania home in 2002
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Heist turned herself in to police in Florida as a missing person
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She was distraught over an impending divorce and finances, a detective says | 9,617 | record_train |
He was an inspiration when @placeholder won the 2004 Euros and is still going strong at the age of 37. | Holland have under Louis van Gaal developed a style more like "Power Football" than the fabled "Total Football" - which came to the fore in the seventies with Johan Cruyff the inspiration. It’s highly effective, with Holland having won all their group games and scored 10 goals. But Cruyff is critical and wants to see the Dutch turn on the style against Mexico and, ironically, be more German by turning their old power game into a more attractive style 'The Oranje has qualified but the football isn't that good,' the Dutch legend said. High spirits: Holland manager Louis van Gaal (right) and striker Robin van Persie seem happy with their approach and tactics as the team prepare to face Mexico in the last-16 of the World Cup
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Holland legend claims van Gaal's side should play more like the Germans
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Oranje went through World Cup group stage with 100 per cent record and face Mexico next in last-16
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Mexico have one of the toughest defences at the tournament so far
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Georgios Samaras rest to lead Greece into battle against Costa Rica
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Out-of-contract former Celtic striker attracting interest from the Premier League | 9,618 | record_train |
lives in Menlo Park, where @placeholder is based, and is 'looking for a good book to read.' | By Mark Prigg PUBLISHED: 06:01 EST, 28 August 2012 | UPDATED: 04:13 EST, 29 August 2012 Social networking is often seen as a pastime for the younger generation. However, Facebook today revealed its oldest user - and even invited her for a look around the firm's Silicon Valley HQ. Florence Detlor, from nearby Menlo Park, is 101 years old, and boasts 653 friends on the site. According to Facebook, she has the distinction of being the service’s oldest user. Florence Detlor, from nearby Menlo Park, is 101 years old, and is believed to be Facebook's oldest user. Yesterday Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg posted a picture of her at the firm's HQ with boss Mark Zuckerberg
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101 year old Florence Detlor visits firm's new HQ in Silicon Valley
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Post sparks flurry of users attempting to sign up their elderly relatives | 9,619 | record_train |
"I think they would love the idea but in an @placeholder season you are talking about a sport where there are over 90 games in an eight-and-a-half-month period," he said. | (CNN) -- Television viewers around the world were treated to the grudge match of the Winter Olympics as the U.S. edged Russia in a thrilling ice hockey pool match in Sochi this month. Even for those not familiar with the rules, the sheer drama of the sporting contest was gripping and it made for compulsive viewing. It's not the only time this year that ice hockey has made for a stunning spectacle and generated huge interest. In North America -- ahead of Sochi's start -- the NHL went on a big marketing blitz, with outdoor matches in massive stadiums previously used for other sports.
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NHL took a 17-day break during the Winter Olympics in Sochi
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Its top players competed for their respective countries in quest for gold
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NHL and Players' Association liaising over expansion plans
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Return of ice hockey World Cup is likely | 9,620 | record_train |
The insurance company said the fact that she had seen a dermatologist for acne, who mistakenly entered a notation on her chart that suggested her simple acne was a precancerous condition, allowed @placeholder to leave her in the lurch. | Editor's note: Paul Begala, a Democratic strategist and CNN political contributor, was a political consultant for Bill Clinton's presidential campaign in 1992 and was counselor to Clinton in the White House. He is an affiliated professor at Georgetown University's Public Policy Institute and an adviser to the Service Employees International Union, which supports President Obama's health care plan. Paul Begala says health care isn't getting attention it deserves -- and Obama administration is partly to blame. (CNN) -- You probably have never heard of Robin Beaton, and that's what's wrong with the debate over health care reform. Beaton, a retired nurse from Waxahachie, Texas, had health insurance -- or so she thought. She paid her premiums faithfully every month, but when she was diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer, her health insurance company, Blue Cross, dumped her.
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Paul Begala: Health insurers are depriving some ill people of coverage
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He says practice called "rescission" is used to deny people benefits
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Begala says hearing on rescission got little media attention
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He says Obama administration must put health care on front burner | 9,621 | record_train |
Despite the sci-fi appearance of his creation, Langevin's vision for the @placeholder robot is remarkably quaint. | (CNN) -- "It's about as difficult as assembling a cupboard from IKEA," says Gael Langevin, but he's not talking about an affordable piece of Scandinavian furniture. The 41-year-old French sculptor and model-maker is referring to his open-source, life-size, 3D-printed robot. Known as InMoov, Langevin's animatronic creation can be made by anyone with access to little more than a basic 3D printer, a few motors, a cheap circuit board and about $800. Langevin has been developing InMoov in his spare time since the beginning of last year and, he stresses, it's all still very much a work in progress. So far the robot boasts a head, arms and hands and the torso is not far off.
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French sculptor Gael Langevin has created life-like, affordable open-source robot
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The designs for each body part can be downloaded and built using a 3D printer
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Langevin developed the robot after creating a prosthetic hand for a commercial photo shoot | 9,622 | record_train |
You've got to get him someplace," a man who identified himself as Vidal's stepfather said on a 911 call, a copy of which was obtained by @placeholder. | Seventy seconds: That's how long a North Carolina family says it took for things to go horribly wrong as they sought police help dealing with their mentally ill son. Keith Vidal, 18, died Sunday. According to CNN affiliate WECT, he was just shot 1 minute and 10 seconds after a third law enforcement officer showed up at his Brunswick County home. The three officers all were from different jurisdictions, and family members say that the third officer -- who came from a nearby city -- turned what had been an improving situation into an unnecessarily aggressive encounter that ended in their son's death.
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Spokeswoman says sheriff's office clears its deputy who was at the scene
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Schizophrenic teen "was having an episode" when parents called for help, family says
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Family says police officer shot Keith Vidal after saying, "We don't have time for this"
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One officer has been placed on leave in connection with the incident | 9,623 | record_train |
@placeholder bought auto parts partially made under similar conditions but the auto giant also told the program it did not know at the time prison labour was involved. | By Jill Reilly PUBLISHED: 08:34 EST, 16 January 2014 | UPDATED: 09:03 EST, 16 January 2014 The former East German communist regime forced prisoners to donate blood for sale to the West and make goods for many companies across the Cold War frontier, German media has reported. Among customers in the West were not just furniture maker Ikea, as previously reported, but also discount supermarket chain Aldi, auto giant Volkswagen and other firms, claimed a television report broadcast last night. The new revelations from the 1970s and 80s were screened by public broadcaster ARD and are based on a historian's review of files of East Germany's Stasi secret police and interviews.
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New revelations from 1970s and 80s were screened in Germany last night
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Based on historian's review East Germany's Stasi secret police files
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his family out to @placeholder to live with him by cashing in three life | By Tom Kelly UPDATED: 19:10 EST, 8 March 2012 Psychologist Stephen Kellaway was caught after the Mail tracked him down to Thailand. He had been living under an assumed name after swindling £43,000 in housing and council tax benefits. Family holiday: Stephen and Nelli Kellaway during their trip to Russia Kellaway faked his death during a family holiday to Russia, where his wife had breast enlargement surgery. He bribed a Moscow mortuary worker with a bottle of vodka to place his passport on a dead tramp and got his wife to identify the body as his. He later fled to Bangkok using a false passport in the name of a boy who had died, and lived off the rental income from his £1million London property portfolio.
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Couple claimed benefits despite owning five properties in London and sending their children to private school
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But when Stephen Kellaway feared police were onto them, the pair cooked up a plan
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It involved him hiding out and wife Nelli collecting £1.7m in life insurance
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They were eventually caught when he was found sleeping rough in Bangkok airport | 9,625 | record_train |
(It's left to Jagger to joke that @placeholder is the first Scorsese film not to feature the track.) | LONDON, England (CNN) -- Two titans of showbusiness have come together in a perfect pairing: The Rolling Stones, the world's greatest band, play two nights at New York's intimate Beacon Theatre; capturing the night on camera is celebrated film director, Martin Scorsese. Shared history, mutual respect: The Stones and Scorsese The result is "Shine a Light," which records Jagger, Richards, Watts and Wood's performance at the end of "Bigger Bang," their monumental two-year, record-breaking, $558 million, 144-date global tour that saw 4.6 million ticket holders watch the rock giants. The Stones/Scorsese combo is backed by a team of Oscar-winning cinematographers, more than 18 cameras, duets with the White Stripes' Jack White, pop starlet Christina Aguilera and blues granddaddy Buddy Guy, plus a cameo from a former U.S. president: the Stones juggernaut is well and truly in town.
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The Rolling Stones and Martin Scorsese team up for "Shine A Light"
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Rockumentary shows their performance at New York's Beacon Theatre
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Director says the Stones' music has been a key influence in his films
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Scorsese aimed to give an intimate view of the band onstage | 9,626 | record_train |
@placeholder' first wife left him after she learned they couldn't have children. | Victims, including former firearms instructor Lewis Reynolds (above), were involuntarily sterilized by state officials in Virginia more than 30 years ago and will now be given $25,000 compensation each Victims who were involuntarily sterilized by state officials more than 30 years ago will be compensated. More than 7,000 people were permanently made infertile between 1924 and 1979 under the Virginia Eugenical Sterilization Act. The Act was widely accepted at the time and was even said to have partly inspired Adolf Hitler to create a master race in Germany. But now the 11 victims who are still alive will receive $25,000 in compensation, Virginia General Assembly decided on Thursday.
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More than 7,000 Virginians were made infertile between 1924 and 1979
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Program was accepted and partly inspired Hitler to create master race
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The health agency said the three @placeholder patients were all in stable condition. | The sometimes deadly MERS-CoV virus has spread to Italy, the World Health Organization said in statements this weekend. Sunday's announcement that two female patients had contracted the virus follows one Saturday that said a 45-year-old man, who had recently traveled to Jordan, had become infected. They are the first three known cases in Italy. Middle East respiratory symptom coronavirus, or MERS-CoV, acts like a cold virus and attacks the respiratory system, the U.S.-based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said. But symptoms, which include fever and a cough, are severe and can lead to pneumonia and kidney failure. Opinion: Why virus is so scary
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Of 53 known MERS-CoV infections worldwide, 30 have ended in death
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Three Italian patients are first in their country to contract the virus
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Symptoms are cold-like but are severe and can lead to pneumonia and kidney failure
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The WHO calls the virus "a threat to the entire world" | 9,628 | record_train |
In southern Iraq, one @placeholder was killed and five were wounded Thursday when British troops returned fire after an attack on their base in Basra, the British military said. | LONDON, England (CNN) -- Poland will withdraw its troops from Iraq by the end of October, according to a spokesman for the Polish military Thursday. Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk, right, paid a surprise visit to Polish soldiers in Diwaniya in December. October 31 will be the last day of the Polish presence in Iraq, Major Dariusz Kacperczyk said, speaking from Warsaw. The precise date of withdrawal and when security would be handed over to local forces in Qadisiya, the southern Iraqi Shiite province where most Polish troops in Iraq are based, are still being determined, he said. "One thing we know for sure is that after the last day of October, there will be no more Polish soldiers in Iraq," Kacperczyk said.
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NEW: Parked car bomb in Baghdad kills 5, wounds 8
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NEW: One Iraqi killed in Basra during clash with British troops
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Poland will withdraw its troops from Iraq by the end of October, military says
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First, we need to stop calling it the March on @placeholder. | (CNN) -- Very few things will make my skin crawl more than listening to someone totally misrepresent the famous "I Have A Dream" speech the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. gave on August 28, 1963. It's clear that far too many people haven't bothered to actually read or listen to the speech. Instead, folks -- especially those who likely would have branded King a Communist, a socialist, a Marxist or a racial hell-bent on destroying America -- love to tout King's "content of character" line in order to push back against a variety of issues, especially affirmative action. Just today, I saw a press release from Project 21, a coalition of black conservatives, suggesting that a rally planned Saturday by a radio talk show host and Fox News personality is akin to King's 1963 march.
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Roland S. Martin says the famous speech is often misrepresented
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While one would expect the decommissioned mine to be dry and stuffy, the @placeholder engineer said the air was wet and clean and it was easy to breathe, despite being 100ft underground. | An abandoned chalk mine with eerie corridors and ghostly relics has become an unusual attraction for adventurous explorers in Western Russia. These otherworldly pictures from beneath the city of Belgogrod show long passageways with pure white walls etched with bizarre patterns created by machinery and workers who are long gone. Photographer Vladimir Mulder spent three hours exploring the subterranean passages with only a single torch for a light source and found an old Soviet car during his explorations. This otherworldly picture from beneath the city of Belgogrod show long passageways with pure white walls etched with bizarre patterns Photographer Vladimir Mulder discovered an old Soviet car during his explorations in the abandoned mine in Western Russia
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Russian engineer Vladimir Mulder spent three hours exploring the subterranean passageways in Belgograd
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The pure white walls are etched with bizarre patterns created by machinery and workers now long gone
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Mr Mulder said the mine felt like the interior of an ancient temple 'or somewhere else beyond time and space'
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Observers say they believe North Korea is still years away from having an operational nuclear missile, but they note it does have conventional weapons that pose a threat to countries in the region like @placeholder and Japan, both of which are home to thousands of U.S. troops. | (CNN) -- Japan deployed missile-defense systems at three sites around Tokyo early Tuesday ahead of a possible missile launch by North Korea, Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga said. The Patriot missile batteries were set up in the central district of Ichigaya and in the suburbs of Asaka and Narashino, Suga told reporters Tuesday. The deployments come as U.S. and South Korean officials warn Pyongyang could be preparing for another provocative move after weeks of belligerent rhetoric. Suga had said Monday that the Japanese government would not publicize any missile-defense deployment, saying "It would show our strategy to North Korea." The comments came a day after North Korea said it would pull out all its workers and temporarily suspend operations at the industrial complex it jointly operates with the South, the latest sign of deteriorating relations on the Korean Peninsula.
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NEW: Japan deploys Patriot missile batteries around Tokyo
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Seoul said Sunday it believes a missile test could happen this week
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North Korea says it will halt activity at the Kaesong Industrial Complex
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'It is my hope that through my mistake and ignorance, like me, people now know and are aware of the sacredness of the head dress to @placeholder,' she wrote. | By Richard Shears and Leesa Smith for Daily Mail Australia A leading New Zealand fashion designer has sent critics and fans on the warpath after staging a show featuring American Indian feather headdresses. Dame Trelise Cooper has now issued a grovelling apology for featuring the spectacular headdresses in her show as part of New Zealand fashion week, admitting it was a mistake due to her ignorance. Critics took to social media to pan the headdress feature as culturally obnoxious, one asking if it would now be in order to bind Dame Trelise's feet like the Chinese used to do to women in times gone by.
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Dame Trelise Cooper has caused an uproar by featuring Indian feather headdresses in her show at New Zealand fashion week
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The headwear sparked outrage on social media claiming Cooper was being culturally insensitive
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Police line: Police keep watch over the house in @placeholder where Vinson stayed with her stepfather, who is one of the three in quarantine | 'In no way careless': The family of Amber Vinson, who has Ebola, vigorously defended her conduct The family of a Dallas nurse who cared for Ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncan then caught the disease herself have angrily denied she was 'careless' in flying to Ohio and back while carrying the virus. Amber Vinson, 29, who works at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital, caught Ebola after helping to care for Duncan. She then went on a trip to Ohio and back - and was hospitalized with the virulent illness hours after her return. In the wake of her trip 153 people are being monitored for signs of the disease, and three are in quarantine.
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Vinson, 29, works at Dallas hospital that cared for Thomas Eric Duncan
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She flew to Ohio and back while carrying Ebola, triggering quarantines
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Vinson was not diagnosed until after return, and had asked before flying
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During Ballmer's time as CEO @placeholder has more than tripled revenues and doubled profits. | Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer unexpectedly announcing his retirement earned him over $700 million. Ballmer, 57, took over from co-founder Bill Gates in January 2000, but his leadership was questioned throughout his tenure by Wall Street and Silicon Valley, as Microsoft's stock price floundered - until his surprise announcement sent shares up over seven per cent. With over 300 million shares, Ballmer is the company's second-largest shareholder, with only founder Bill Gates holding a larger stake in the company. Microsoft chief sxecutive Steve Ballmer, pictured, has announced his retirement, ending a 13-year reign at the head of the world's largest software company. Ballmer will stay in his position for the next 12 months as the company searches for his replacement
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Steve Ballmer, 57, will leave the software firm in 12 months
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The announcement of his 'surprise exit' sent shares soaring 6 per cent
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Now the snaking underground routes increasingly get used for attacks in @placeholder. | The opening was so small that CNN's Wolf Blitzer -- no physical giant -- had to bend down to climb inside one of 30 or so Palestinian tunnels from Gaza to southern Israel. "I guess the tunnel was built for relatively short people, because if you stand up you're going to hit your head," Blitzer said of the almost two-mile concrete corridor about 45 feet underground where he reported from Monday. His visit, accompanied by the Israeli military, revealed conditions in the network of tunnels below Gaza that are a key issue in the current violent spasm between Hamas militants in Gaza and Israel.
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Tunnels unacceptable to Israel; a defense tactic to Palestinians
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Built to beat the Gaza blockade, the tunnels now get used to launch attacks
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CNN's Wolf Blitzer describes the underground paths of Hamas
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Wife @placeholder says life with two husbands isn't easy. | HIMACHAL PRADESH, India (CNN) -- Amar and Kundan Singh Pundir are brothers. Younger brother Amar breaks rocks in a mine for a living. Kundan farms their small piece of inherited land. They live in a beautiful but remote hillside village in the clouds of Himachal Pradesh, India. Kundar Singh Pundir, left, and his brother Amar, right, share Indira Devi, centre, as their wife. Both aged in their forties, the two brothers have lived together nearly their whole lives. They are poor and share just about everything: Their home, their work and a wife. "See we have a tradition from the beginning to have a family of five to 10 people. Two brothers and one wife." Kundan says.
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Amar and Kundan Singh Pundir are brothers who share a wife
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The brothers have married the same woman to ensure their land isn't divided
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When @placeholder began in July 1914, many troops were excited to be sent to the front line. | Ministers are working on plans to commemorate the anniversary of the Christmas truce during the First World War with a football match on the battlefields of Flanders. Next Christmas will mark the centenary of when the guns fell silent and British and German troops emerged from the trenches in Belgium and played football in no man's land. The Government is talking to the Football Association and the National Children's Football Alliance about how the 1914 matches can be remembered. Scroll down for video Unarmed: An artist's impression of a football match in no man's land between British and German troops
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Government in talks with FA about remembering the no man's land matches
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The bank recorded only that Mr @placeholder planned to deposit the money ‘in a new a/c (account) with a separate institution in Geneva’. | The spotlight in the HSBC affair last night fell on links between multi-millionaire Richard Caring and Tina Green – the wife of his close friend and billionaire clothing magnate Sir Philip Green. Socialite Mr Caring – who owns a string of London restaurants including The Ivy and the nightclub Annabel’s – visited a Geneva branch of the bank and withdrew £2.25million in cash. The transaction took place in September 2005 and was not flagged up by the lender. Scroll down for video Friends: Sir Philip Green, Richard Caring, his wife Jackie Caring and Bill Clinton at a charity event in 2005. A spokesman for Sir Philip strongly denied his wife Tina had any link to Swiss HSBC accounts
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Focus on links between Richard Caring and Sir Philip Green's wife Tina
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Nightclub tycoon Mr Caring withdrew £2.25m in cash in Geneva in 2005
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He said: 'Insinuation that I would or want to evade tax is totally wrong'
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Bank files appear to show money in account originated from Monaco
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Monaco accounts, it is alleged, were 'held in trust' in Tina Green's name
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In a few hours there will be no place called @placeholder and I expect this to be my last message. | (CNN) -- One of the main opposition videographers in Homs was killed on Tuesday as the Syrian city experienced its heaviest day of bombardment, residents and activists told CNN. "Rami al-Sayed was crucial in getting the truth out through his videos posted on the Internet," said Omar Shaker, a friend and a volunteer at Homs Media Center, a media group set up by activists to share information and videos about the city's Baba Amr neighborhood. "We will really miss him, especially the medical team who relied on him to document all the civilian injuries and deaths on video," he added.
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Rami al-Sayed, 27, was hit by shrapnel and killed Tuesday, witnesses say
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A video posted on YouTube shows a doctor and al-Sayed's brother grieving over his body | 9,640 | record_train |
presence was hailed by @placeholder executives as a major coup and a vote of | By Ray Massey PUBLISHED: 20:36 EST, 8 November 2013 | UPDATED: 12:29 EST, 10 November 2013 Tory MPs hit out last night after the global boss of Nissan warned that his company would ‘reconsider’ its future in the UK if the country left the European Union. Carlos Ghosn, chief executive of the Japanese car giant, said it could pull its investment and thousands of jobs if the UK voted to leave the EU – despite his high praise for the firm’s ‘blessed’ Sunderland factory. Eurosceptic Tory MPs said it was ‘scaremongering on an industrial scale’ by a pro-European business leader speaking to a ‘biased’ BBC with a political agenda.
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Carlos Ghosn said Japanese company would 'reconsider' its future in UK
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For as well as Brazil played, Spain's performance was below standard, with Fred's early goal after a @placeholder assist all too easy. | Hosts Brazil enjoyed a triumphant finale to the troubled Confederations Cup with a 3-0 defeat of world champions Spain in the Maracana Sunday. A tournament marked by nationwide protests, ended with a reminder of Brazil's enduring quality as a football powerhouse, which has previously served as uniting factor for the entire nation. Certainly those packed inside the famous stadium in Rio de Janeiro for the final of the eight-team tournament, a rehearsal for next year's World Cup, would have been filled with optimism. Protesters outside the iconic ground, with reports of clashes with riot police amid tight security, have been complaining about the cost of staging the global showpiece against a backdrop of poor public services and alleged corruption.
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Brazil beat Spain 3-0 in Confederations Cup final
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Two goals from Fred and the other from Neymar
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Spain's Gerard Pique red carded in second half
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World champions Spain also miss a penalty | 9,642 | record_train |
"We are fighting fracking in the @placeholder," Karen said. | Balcombe, United Kingdom (CNN) -- The fear of fracking has come to Britain, replete with worries about potential earthquakes and tap water tainted with natural gas that bursts into flames at the strike of a match.. Since a ban on the method of extracting natural gas was lifted in May, a company has begun exploratory drilling in the southern town of Balcombe to see what reserves may lie locked up in rock strata far beneath its rolling hills and green meadows. Read more: 'Fracking' protesters say drilling jobs not worth environmental risks The energy company Cuadrilla Resources has not applied for permission to frack, but that has not stopped hundreds of furious protesters from trying to block its work.
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Residents worry about potential earthquakes and tap water tainted with natural gas
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Energy company has not applied for permission to frack, but protesters try to block its work
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U.S. protesters have flown to the UK to join local demonstrators
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@placeholder is in a great position, and we’ll keep moving forward. | By Hayley Peterson PUBLISHED: 06:48 EST, 14 August 2013 | UPDATED: 16:54 EST, 14 August 2013 The photos have emerged that AOL employee Abel Lenz snapped just before CEO Tim Armstrong publicly fired him during a conference call with 1,000 people listening. Media reporter Jim Romenesko obtained the photos Wednesday as Armstrong apologized in an email to staff for his curt dismissal of Lenz, Patch's creative director, during the all-hands meeting on Friday. The photos, which Lenz posted to the company's internal website on Friday morning, feature Armstrong addressing a couple hundred Patch employees. He was discussing an announcement of severe cutbacks at the hyper-local news organization.
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In an email to staff AOL CEO Tim Armstrong said his outburst was an 'emotional response'
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Armstrong was recorded firing Patch creative director Abel Lenz in a conference call with 1,000 workers listening on Friday
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said parts of northern @placeholder could receive 10 to 15 inches of rain, | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 13:35 EST, 25 June 2012 | UPDATED: 13:55 EST, 25 June 2012 Natural disasters across the U.S. are causing death and destruction as wildfires tear through northern Colorado and a tropical storm is drowning Florida and Alabama. More than 250 homes have been incinerated in Colorado's devastating wildfires - 57 homes in one subdivision on Sunday - which is the highest loss of property in the state's history. The High Park Fire is the second-largest wildfire and among the most expensive in Colorado's history, having scorched more than 130 square miles. Scroll down for video
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Homes destroyed and 11,000 evacuated as blaze burns out of control
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Half the nation's firefighting fleet is attempting to contain the fire front
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The experience also gave Wilson a better idea of what he needs to do to one day match the likes of @placeholder. | Teenager Nile Wilson narrowly missed out on a medal in the men's horizontal bar on the final day of the World Gymnastics Championships in China. The 18-year-old, forced to withdraw from Friday's all-around finals with a wrist injury, took fourth place on Sunday with a score of 14.766, with Croatia's Marijo Moznik beating him to bronze with a score of 15.000. The Dutch Olympic champion Epke Zonderland claimed gold with a total score of 16.225. Teenager Nile Watson came close to claiming a place on the podium in the horizontal bar Gold at the World Gymnastics Championships went to Olympic champion Epke Zonderland of Holland
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Epke Zonderland of Holland claimed gold in the horizontal bar at the World Gymnastics Championships in China
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Teenager Nile Watson narrowly missed out on bronze but remained upbeat, despite being forced to withdraw from all-round event with injury
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Obama did not have to look far when considering @placeholder. | Washington (CNN) -- President Obama took a key step in cementing his judicial legacy Monday, nominating Solicitor General Elena Kagan to replace retiring Justice John Paul Stevens on the Supreme Court. If confirmed, the 50-year-old Kagan will become the 112th Supreme Court justice. She would be the third woman on the nine-member bench and the fourth in the history of the court. At its discretion, the court decides cases on the Constitution or federal law that may begin in federal or state courts. Her confirmation also would mean that the Supreme Court would have no Protestant justices for the first time in its history. Kagan, who is Jewish, would join six Catholic and two Jewish justices; Stevens is Protestant.
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NEW: Kagan hearings could wrap up by early August, GOP senator says
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Republicans promise close look at Kagan's record; one says filibuster unlikely
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Kagan has argued several high-profile cases before the Supreme Court
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No one is suggesting that insane actions such as the @placeholder shootings can ever be legislated out of existence. | The bodies of the victims are being buried. The court case will continue, without cameras. The horror in Aurora has faded from the front page in favor of Olympic coverage. So it is worth asking, 10 days after the largest mass shooting in American history, whether it is still too soon to start a conversation about reasonable gun restrictions. What actions could we take to make such slaughters more difficult to perpetrate? Because if it is true, as the National Rifle Association says, that "guns don't kill people; people kill people," then it's equally irrefutable that people with guns kill people.
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John Avlon: The view that it's too soon after Colorado to talk about gun control is wrong
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He says politicians are making a mistake by ducking action on the issue
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A new poll of NRA members shows support for reasonable restrictions on guns, he says
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Avlon: Nearly 10,000 are murdered by gunshots each year; that must be reduced | 9,648 | record_train |
The main objection of Hasan and the nongovernmental organization Platform on @placeholder against the IMO convention is that it fails to deal with the issue of pre-cleaning -- the removal of toxic materials from ships before they are beached and dismantled, which is often done by hand by laborers without any safety equipment. | HONG KONG, China (CNN) -- The United Nation's International Maritime Organization (IMO) has gathered this week in the shipping hub of Hong Kong to draw up new rules on ship recycling. Ship-breaking yards in Bangladesh are responsible for pollution and health problems. As the delegates meet in the city's Convention and Exhibition center overlooking the harbor, many of the vast container ships that glide past them will end up 1,500 miles away on the beaches of south east Bangladesh. India, Pakistan and Bangladesh take 80 percent of end-of-life ships, according to the NGO Platform on Shipbreaking, but critics of the U.N. convention being discussed fear the problems of pollution and poor working conditions these countries experience through badly regulated shipbreaking will not be properly addressed.
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U.N. meeting in Hong Kong to draw up new convention on ship recycling
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Eco lawyer Rizwana Hasan claims it won't stop dangerous shipbreaking practices
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Bangladesh beaches sites of polluting and dangerous shipbreaking
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Hasan succeeded in making Bangladeshi government clean up shipbreaking yards | 9,649 | record_train |
time, she took notes, which reportedly inspired the '@placeholder' script. | By Daily Mail Reporter Two screenwriters have accused the creators of Fox hit show 'New Girl', which debuted in 2011, of ripping off a television pilot script they had shopped around for about three years. Stephanie Counts and Shari Gold claim the popular sitcom plagiarizes their script work in 'Square One', which was allegedly based on Counts' real-life experiences. In a lawsuit filed in California federal court on Thursday, the women have demanded an injunction that halts further filming and distribution of the comedy series starring actress Zooey Deschanel. The plaintiffs - Stephanie Counts and Shari Gold Suing: Stephanie Counts (left) and Shari Gold (right) claim Fox comedy show 'New Girl' was ripped off from their television pilot script, 'Square One'
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Stephanie Counts and Shari Gold claim they shopped around TV pilot script 'Square One' from 2006-2011
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The screenwriting duo accuse Fox, WME and others of ripping off their ideas to create 'New Girl'
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The youngest of @placeholder's three children with Kelly, Til has two older sisters, Jordan and Kris. | Country superstar Luke Bryan, 38, and his wife have taken in their orphaned nephew after the teen lost both parents unexpectedly. Luke and his wife Caroline, are now looking after 13-year-old Til following the death of his father, Ben 'Lee 'Cheshire - Luke's brother-in-law - in November. He was 46. Til lost his mother, Luke's sister Kelly, seven years before when she died suddenly in May 2007 at age 39. Lee had remained close with the Bryan family since then. Til (pictured center) sits between Country superstar Luke Bryan and his wife, Caroline, at the American Country Countdown Awards in mid-December. Til is now living with the couple following the death of his father, Lee
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Country singer Luke Bryan has taken in his teenage nephew after the unexpected death of his brother-in-law, Lee, in late November
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Lee, 46, was widowed in 2007 when Luke's sister, Kelly, died of unknown causes aged 39
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She left her husband to care for their three children - girls Jordan and Kris and their 13-year-old son Til
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Til joins Luke, his wife Caroline, and their two sons Bo and Tate at the family home in Nashville
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The @placeholder has changed the way it measures the size of the economy - showing that the recession was not as bad as first thought | Britain’s economy has grown more quickly than previously thought since the Coalition took power, official figures revealed this morning. In the four years since 2010 the economy has grown by 8.1 per cent – 1.1 per cent more than the original estimate, according to the Office for National Statistics. It means the economy is now 2.7 per cent bigger than it was before the economic crash in 2007. Overall, Britain has enjoyed the third best economic growth in the G7 since 2010 – more than France and Germany, but still behind the US and Canada. Chancellor George Osborne this morning welcomed the revised economic figures showing Britain's economy was bigger than first thought
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In the four years since 2010 the economy has grown by 8.1%, the ONS said
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Britain has enjoyed the third best economic growth in the G7
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Economy passed its pre-crisis peak between July and September last year
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Mrs @placeholder was found on the floor of her home by a support worker the morning after the attack suffering from two black eyes, a fractured hip, a large lump on her head, and swollen hands which had turned black from bruises. | By John Hall PUBLISHED: 15:48 EST, 24 January 2014 | UPDATED: 16:07 EST, 24 January 2014 'Good and loving': Alcoholic Ann Lupton beat her senile mother to death at her home in Preston An alcoholic who beat her senile mother to death could be free in just two months after a judge said she deserved 'mercy'. Marie Hothersall, 83, died in hospital two months after her 54-year-old daughter Ann Lupton launched a savage drunken attack at her home in Preston, Lancashire on July 23 last year. But after the mother-of-six pleased guilty to manslaughter, Judge Alistair Macduff said he was able 'to show mercy, some might say leniency' to a woman he described as 'good and loving', and remanded her in custody for six months, of which she may only have to serve eight weeks.
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Ann Lupton, 54, beat mother to death at home in Preston, Lancashire
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Senile 83-year-old died in hospital two months after the savage attack
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Alcoholic Lupton admitted the manslaughter of her frail, elderly mother
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'We opted for a hood on our wearable England and Brazilian flags as you never know what the @placeholder weather will bring. | By Richard Spillett Supermarket Asda has defended a 'wearable England flag' it has launched for the World Cup after claims it resembles a Ku Klux Klan outfit. The £3 St George’s Cross, with the word 'England' emblazoned across it, features a hood which Asda said was to allow fans to stay dry in the unpredictable British weather. But some fans took to Twitter today to point out the similarities between the hoods and those worn by the racist US organisation, also known by its initials 'KKK'. Asda customers say the new 'Wearable England Flag' looks like the notorious uniform of the Ku Klux Klan
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The two gunmen, both @placeholder students, then turned their guns on themselves. | (CNN) -- A man accused of shooting two students at a Littleton, Colorado, middle school last week was formally charged Tuesday in the incident, according to a spokeswoman for the Jefferson County district attorney's office. Bruco Strongeagle Eastwood, 32, appeared via video link before Judge Thomas Vance to hear the 15 charges against him, which include attempted first-degree murder, first-degree assault, child abuse resulting in bodily injury and possession of a weapon on school grounds, district attorney spokeswoman Pam Russell said. He is being held with bond set at $1 million. Authorities accuse Eastwood of shooting at students outside Deer Creek Middle School on February 23 shortly after classes let out for the day. Police say he wounded two eighth-graders before being subdued by a teacher.
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Man, 32, accused of shooting two students February 23 at middle school in Littleton
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Charges against Bruco Strongeagle Eastwood include attempted murder
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Tolokonnikova and @placeholder became a thorn in Putin's side with their performance pieces, when they wore the colorful face-covering balaclavas that became their trademark, and launched into routines that were clearly meant to outrage. | Why is Vladimir Putin scared of 24-year-old Nadya Tolokonnikova? What have his people done to her? Why won't they let her family contact her? Nadezhda (Nadya) Tolokonnikova, the Russian artist and activist who leads the provocatively named punk rock band Pussy Riot, was thrown into a car by Russian prison authorities three weeks ago, according to Amnesty International. After an international campaign, including an Amnesty International petition, the office of the Russian ombudsman now says that authorities have confirmed suspicions that she is on her way to a prison camp in Siberia, thousands of miles away from her husband and her small daughter, with an Orwellian claim that the move aims to "promote her resocialization."
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Frida Ghitis: Nadya Tolokonnikova, jailed Pussy Riot activist, has vanished
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"On behalf of the American people, I extend my deepest condolences to @placeholder, the royal family, and the people of Saudi Arabia. | New York (CNN) -- The heir to the Saudi throne, Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, died in a New York hospital early Saturday, officials said, raising succession questions in the key oil-producing country at a time of regional turmoil. Sultan, the half-brother of King Abdullah, was thought to be in his 80s. He had been ill for some time -- various reports indicated that he was battling cancer -- and was receiving treatment in New York. Saudi television broke into normal programming early Saturday to announce the death. It broadcast Quranic verses and footage of pilgrims in the holy city of Mecca.
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King Abdullah leaves Riyadh hospital after back surgery
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Second best: City were the closest challengers to @placeholder in the race for the title and in the TV pay scale | Manchester United earned £60.8m and were featured live 25 times Liverpool and Arsenal were on 22 times each Chelsea were chosen for just 16 matches QPR's share of the pot was almost £40m despite being on TV just 11 times The figures will rocket next season when BT Sport joins the party The mega bucks keep rolling in for Manchester United as they earned £60m in Premier League TV money last season and also topped the live match table with 25 games. Liverpool and Arsenal were in second place with 22 matches in front of the cameras, while Manchester City and Spurs had 21 live broadcasts.
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Manchester United earned £60.8m and were featured live 25 times
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'It was an incredible feeling,' the @placeholder told reporters at Crans-sur-Sierre. | By Tony Jimenez, Reuters A hole-in-one helped lift European Tour journeyman Graeme Storm to the top of the leaderboard after the third round of the European Masters in Switzerland on Saturday. The 36-year-old Briton's tee shot at the 217-yard, par-three 11th bounced off a bank at the side of the green before taking three hops and diving into the middle of the cup. The ace won Storm a BMW sportscar worth around 144,000 euros(£114,227) and he eventually finished with a one-stroke lead after posting a six-under-par 64 for a 16-under tally of 194. Ace: Storm celebrates the hole-in-one that puts him top of the leaderboard at Crans-sur-Sierre
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'I love and accept you': Patricia recalled what she said to her younger sibling when @placeholder told her she was transitioning | Patricia Arquette has spoken out in support of Bruce Jenner following reports that he is transitioning from male to female. The Oscar nominated actress, 46, appeared on The Meredith Vieira Show on Wednesday, where she stood up for the former Olympian, and spoke about her transgender sister Alexis. 'I feel like Alexis, my sister, has taught me so much about love and acceptance,' Patricia said. 'It’s a very difficult thing to be transgender, especially 20 years ago when Alexis started ... You have to be so brave to live this truth of who you are. Scroll down for video Full support: Patricia Arquette stood up for Bruce Jenner on The Meredith Vieira Show on Wednesday
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The Oscar-nominated boyhood actress responded to reports of Bruce Jenner's intention to transition on The Meredith Vieira
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Jenner, who has neither confirmed nor denied the reports, was involved in a fatal 4-car pileup on Saturday in Malibu
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@placeholder's Tony Martin, who took the world time trial title from Cancellara last year, was left to rue a puncture, having to change bike and still coming home just 23 seconds down. | (CNN) -- Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland claimed the first yellow jersey in the 99th edition of the Tour de France with a commanding victory in the opening prologue in Liege Saturday. Olympic champion Cancellara is a specialist against the clock and over a flat 6.4km course underlined his domination with a winning time of seven minutes 13.46 seconds. It left him seven seconds clear of the pre-race favorite for overall honors, Britain's Bradley Wiggins, with Frenchman Sylvain Chavanel (Omega-Pharma) in third place. Team Sky's Wiggins had edged out Chavanel by less than half a second to take the lead before RadioShack star Cancellara repeated his 2004 win in the Belgian city with another powerhouse performance.
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Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland wins opening prologue in 2012 Tour de France
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Cancellara finishes seven seconds clear of race favorite Bradley Wiggins
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The supporters gathered at Gadhafi's compound in the capital hours after NATO apparently hit targets in @placeholder and its outskirts Saturday night. | Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- As fighting continued in the Libyan cities of Ajdabiya and Misrata Sunday, a rebel spokesman questioned the commitment of NATO's mission there. Forces loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi were bombing Ajdabiya from 40-50 kilometers (25-31 miles) away, Libyan rebel spokesman Shamsiddin Abdulmolah told CNN. The loyalists who were bombing the city "have no problem with the weather conditions there," referring to unconfirmed reports that NATO airstrikes were halted in the area due to weather conditions. Gadhafi's forces are using Grad missiles and mortars, "and sometimes we feel that NATO wants to use any excuse out there so they don't carry out their duties," he said.
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Fighting continues in Misrata, Ajdabiya
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Hundreds gather at the Libyan ruler's compound in Tripoli
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Is forging a strong half-back partnership with Farrell which should take England to @placeholder. | England were unable to make a major statement ahead of the World Cup next year and defeat the defending champion New Zealanders but they pushed the visitors to the last at Twickenham. While Stuart Lancaster's side got the better of the first half, taking a 14-11 lead to the break, the All Blacks' quality showed in the second half as they pulled ahead with a late converted try flattering the hosts on the scoreboard. Sportsmail's Sam Peters was at Twickenham and rates the players' performances. Star man Richie McCaw celebrates his second-half try in New Zealand's win over England at Twickenham
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Richie McCaw the star man for New Zealand in win over England
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Relatively inexperienced Jonny May and Dave Attwood best for the hosts
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Fly half Owen Farrell starved of chances to make an impact in second half
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England took half-time lead of 14-11 after impressive first 40 minutes
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Her two slain children were lying in the bath covered in blood and @placeholder had stabbed herself. | By Daniel Bates PUBLISHED: 11:04 EST, 8 April 2013 | UPDATED: 12:25 EST, 8 April 2013 The mother of two children allegedly murdered by their nanny spoke of her grief in public for the first time - and said that her ‘entire existence was shattered’. Marina Krim said that she ‘lost two of my best friends’ when she found daughter Lulu, six, and two-year-old son Leo stabbed to death at the family's Manhattan apartment last October. She lamented the loss of her ‘simple, charming old life’ focused on her children and said that she now struggles to see the ‘magic in the present every day’.
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Marina Krim, 36, found her daughter Lulu, six and two-year-old son Leo stabbed to death at family's Manhattan apartment last October
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Family's nanny Yoseyln Ortega was deemed fit to stand trial for murders last week
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Mrs Krim and husband Kevin have said that their surviving daughter Nessie 'saves us every day' | 9,664 | record_train |
@placeholder -- which serves about 100 million people in nearly 100 countries around the world -- said it was "surprised and disappointed" by Al-Shabaab's order. | (CNN) -- Al Qaeda-linked militants have banned three international aid groups from working in Somalia, claiming they are "actively propagating Christianity" in the predominantly Muslim nation. Al-Shabaab, the Islamist militant group battling Somalia's U.N.-backed transitional government, ordered World Vision, Adventist Development and Relief Agency and Diakonia to cease their operations. "Acting as missionaries under the guise of humanitarian work, the organizations have been spreading their corrupted ideologies in order to taint the pure creed of the Muslims in Somalia," the militant group said in a statement Monday. "Along with their missionary work, the proliferation of corruption and indecency has become prevalent as a result of their presence," the statement said, warning other non-governmental groups against engaging in "similar activities"
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Al-Shabaab has ordered three aid groups to cease operations in Somalia
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The Islamist militant group is accusing the groups of spreading Christianity
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On Monday, Canal Plus published a video on its website, in which Mourinho commented: "The problem with @placeholder is we lack a scorer. | (CNN) -- It's taken less than a year for Jose Mourinho to go from being the "Happy One" to the "Unhappy One" --- and the Chelsea manager has pinned the blame squarely on the shoulders of the media for his mood swing. A favorite with British journalists due to his pithy comments, Mourinho is less pleased with Canal Football Club after the French football show broadcast an interview in which he appeared to criticize his club's strikers. Former Barcelona star Samuel Eto'o, $80 million signing Fernando Torres and Senegal international Demba Ba have struggled for goals in the English Premier League this season, netting just 11 times between them.
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Jose Mourinho says the broadcast of a private conversation is "a disgrace"
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The Chelsea boss was discussing his strikers, including Samuel Eto'o
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Mourinho said media should be "embarrassed" by its unethical behavior
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Wickham said: 'It wasn't easy, but it's not going to be against @placeholder with the history of the two teams. | Connor Wickham has insisted his contractual situation was never a concern after committing his future to Sunderland. The 21-year-old striker signed a new four-and-a half-year deal in December after months of speculation over his future, with head coach Gus Poyet fearing he could lose him for nothing, just as he did with midfielder Jack Colback last summer. However, the England Under 21 international was always confident agreement would be reached to extend his stay at the Stadium of Light. Sunderland striker Connor Wickham (right) signed a new four-and-a-half year contract in December Wickham (right) goes up for a header with Leeds' Liam Cooper during Sunderland's 1-0 FA Cup win
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Connor Wickham signed a four-and-a-half year contract in December
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Though it hasn't yet taken action against its imitator, the Chachawan team in @placeholder says it's seeking legal advice. | (CNN) -- Hong Kong restaurateur Yenn Wong got quite a surprise one morning earlier this month. The co-founder of popular Hong Kong restaurant Chachawan Isaan Thai and Bar, Wong woke up and logged onto her computer to find a friend had forwarded her multiple images of a second Chachawan restaurant in Shanghai. In addition, Chachawan's Facebook page was filled with enthusiastic inquiries asking if the shop had opened a new branch in Shanghai. Wong looked closely at the pictures online. The Shanghai Chachawan bore the hallmarks of her successful Hong Kong eatery. It had the same exterior look and feel as the Hong Kong shop.
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An unauthorized version of popular Hong Kong Thai restaurant Chachawan has opened in Shanghai
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They found out @placeholder had cancer just as they brought daughter Zoey home | By Jessica Jerreat PUBLISHED: 09:26 EST, 6 December 2013 | UPDATED: 13:41 EST, 6 December 2013 Jen Arnold, star of reality show The Little Couple which follows a husband and wife who have dwarfism, has announced that she is fighting a rare form of cancer. The Houston neonatologist broke the news just as she and husband Bill Klein, who both have dwarfism caused by a genetic condition, brought their second adopted child home to Texas. The 39-year-old is currently having surgery and chemotherapy and is keeping a positive outlook. Stars: Bill Klein and Jen Arnold, who is being treated for cancer, at the Gracie Awards Gala in 2011
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Doctor and reality star, 39, is having chemotherapy for a rare form of cancer
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Her husband Bill Klein tweeted: 'My darling wife released today that she is currently battling a form of cancer. Prayers are welcome, hugs are not due to her weakened state'
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Jen, whose husband and children have dwarfism, says prognosis is good
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"The conditions were difficult today, but it was a good test," said @placeholder, who lost only five games in her previous three matches. | (CNN) -- Li Na's French Open title defense came to a shock end on Monday as the Chinese tennis star followed world No. 1 Victoria Azarenka in exiting the clay-court grand slam. With second-ranked Maria Sharapova struggling into the quarterfinals with a labored victory, the way is open for the lesser lights of the women's game to make a name for themselves. Li had been hoping to become the first player since Justine Henin in 2007 to successfully defend her title, but the world No. 7 lost 3-6 6-2 6-0 to Kazakh qualifier Yaroslava Shvedova -- ranked 135 places below her.
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French Open champion Li Na loses to world No. 142 in the fourth round
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Kazakh qualifier Yaroslava Shvedova moves into the quarterfinals in Paris
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World No. 2 Maria Sharapova battles into the last eight with three-set win
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Thus, the prosecution's claim that it could go back to the grand jury because fewer than 18 members initially heard @placeholder's case was spurious, the motion said. | A grand jury has indicted Officer Randall Kerrick of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department on a charge of voluntary manslaughter in the September 14 shooting death of Jonathan Ferrell, according to a statement from state Attorney General Roy Cooper. The grand jury heard evidence from the state Bureau of Investigation and the police department. "With the strength of the evidence in this case, we're not surprised," Charles Monnett, an attorney for Ferrell's family, said about Monday's indictment. "We're all pleased and happy that the process is beginning now and that there's an end in sight," he said. "It is the first step towards justice."
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Randall Kerrick's attorneys say resubmitting same charge to grand jury illegal
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The man's first known attack occurred in May 1996 when authorities say he allegedly abducted, raped and shot a woman, who survived the attack, according to an @placeholder statement. | (CNN) -- Federal investigators say they have joined Cleveland Police in their search for a serial rapist, thought to be linked to four rapes and a homicide dating back to 1996. "We're just hoping by reaching out to the media we can reach more people, and someone will recognize this guy," FBI Special Agent Vicki D. Anderson said Tuesday. "Obviously we don't want this guy out there making more victims." Anderson said forensic evidence has linked the man, who remains unidentified, to the four rape victims, one of whom was killed. Investigators said they discovered the woman's body in February 1997 in a secluded parking lot underneath a truck.
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Cleveland authorities say they are searching for a serial rapist
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Salazar has argued that the moratorium provided time to make sure accidents similar to the @placeholder disaster won't occur again, and that rig operators are prepared to deal with worst-case scenarios if they happen. | Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama will not be allowing new drilling in the eastern Gulf of Mexico for at least seven years, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced Wednesday. The exploration of drilling possibilities in sensitive areas of the Arctic will proceed "with utmost caution," he said. Obama's decision effectively reverses White House plans announced at the end of March to open the Gulf region -- along with other large swaths of U.S. coastal waters -- to oil and natural gas drilling. Under the plan, roughly two-thirds of available oil and gas resources in the eastern Gulf would have been opened to drilling. Areas located within 125 miles of the Florida coast would have remained off limits.
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Last week, the Senate passed the Democratic version in a sharply polarized 51-48 vote, while the @placeholder plan was defeated 45-54. | Washington (CNN) -- The U.S. House on Wednesday took the opposite action on tax cuts as the Senate, rejecting a Democratic proposal championed by President Barack Obama to extend lower tax rates for middle-income Americans, and then passing a Republican plan to maintain the lower rates for everyone for a year. In separate votes that amounted to political posturing in an election year, House Republicans joined by more than a dozen Democrats passed the GOP measure by a 256-171 margin. Minutes earlier, a similar tally defeated the Democratic alternative that would maintain the lower rates for income up to $250,000 for families and $200,000 for individuals for a year.
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The House measure extends the Bush tax cuts for everyone
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Miley will kick off her @placeholder on February 14 in Vancouver. | By Bianca London PUBLISHED: 06:58 EST, 22 January 2014 | UPDATED: 07:50 EST, 22 January 2014 If twerking, PVC and too much tongue didn't help Miley Cyrus complete her controversial transition from cutesy Disney star to bona fide fashion name, her new tour costumes most certainly will. A-list designer Roberto Cavalli has unveiled sketches of the costumes he's created for Miley's upcoming Bangerz tour - prepare for barely-there bras, smatterings of glitter and denim hot pants galore. Cavalli, who is loved by the Beckhams and has previously created tour costumes for Beyoncé, Cheryl Cole and the Spice Girls, is one of five designers creating looks for the 21-year-old.
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Italian designer one of five creating outfits for singer's Bangerz tour
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Plenty of barely-there bras, smatterings of glitter and denim hot pants
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The department "is considering the appropriate action to take against @placeholder," according to the statement. | (CNN) -- -- A poor decision by a regional airline was being blamed Friday for Continental Airlines passengers getting stranded overnight as their plane sat on a tarmac in Minnesota, federal transportation officials said Friday. Passengers on a Continental flight operated by ExpressJet sat on the tarmac for nearly six hours on August 8. U.S. Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said a representative of Mesaba Airlines improperly refused requests by the plane's captain and crew to let passengers off the plane. They were stuck on the tarmac in Rochester on August 8 from 12:38 a.m. to about 6 a.m. with nothing but pretzels to eat, LaHood said.
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Continental passengers were stuck on airplane nearly six hours
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For @placeholder, the most difficult word was schadenfreude, which describes the enjoyment one can get from someone else's bad luck. | (CNN) -- E-P-I-C. S-P-E-L-L-I-N-G. C-O-M-P-E-T-I-T-I-O-N. Two Missouri students went more than 60 rounds Saturday in a spelling bee that had to be called because organizers ran out of words. The battle was between Sophia Hoffman, a fifth-grader at Highland Park Elementary, and Kush Sharma, a seventh-grader at Frontier School of Innovation. It was held at the Plaza Branch of the Kansas City Public Library. "We didn't want to just go through the dictionary and give them more words. We feared that someone would get a word that was too easy while the other would get an extremely difficult word. We wanted to be a bit more calculated and neutral, and we wanted to give each an equal opportunity," said Mary Olive Thompson, outreach coordinator for Kansas City Public Library.
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Sophia Hoffman, Kush Sharma are competing for a spot in the Scripps National Spelling Bee
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CLICK HERE to Try 2 RISK FREE issues of @placeholder | (CNN) -- Just how controversial is Rihanna's new album? That depends on how worked up you get about rhyme schemes like this: ''Your love is infectious/Let's make out in this Lexus.'' 'Sons of Anarchy': See new EW cover! She might've stirred up headlines when she invited her ex Chris Brown to sing that line on ''Nobody's Business,'' which borrows its title (and its '80s R&B sound) from Michael Jackson's ''The Way You Make Me Feel.'' But the album is far less defiant than its title suggests, with just as many lovely moments by the piano (''Stay'') as there are dubstep-warped bangers (check out the massive club rave-up ''Jump,'' which nods to Ginuwine's equestrian-love classic ''Pony'').
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Rihanna stirred up headlines when she invited Chris Brown to sing on "Nobody's Business"
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The @placeholder rules will make it more difficult for them, while making it easier for law enforcement to detect falsified documents," it says. | WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A post-9/11 law that sets federal standards for state driver's licenses and identification cards is under fire from the head of the agency enforcing that law, the Department of Homeland Security. Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano, here last week in San Pedro, California, wants to replace the Real ID. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano this week said she is working with governors to repeal the Real ID Act, which was passed in 2005 and went into effect last year. The bill is popular in Washington, but is scorned by many governors who bear the responsibility and cost of validating that holders of driver's licenses are citizens or legal residents of the United States.
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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says she's meeting with governors
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expressed his belief that the @placeholder would leave a lasting | Crumbling, barricaded and strewn with rubbish, these sporting venues cut a sorry sight just two years on from the Commonwealth Games in Delhi. Once the focus of the world's attention, the sites now lie desolate - a stark reminder that hopes of a lasting legacy from international events can lie in tatters. The Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium, which lit up the 2010 Games with spectacular opening and closing ceremonies, has since been left decaying with overgrown plants, skeleton guard booths, growing wasteland, peeling paint and broken furniture. Eyesore: Delhi's Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium, which lit up the 2010 Commonwealth Games with spectacular opening and closing ceremonies, is now surrounded by rubbish
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However, in @placeholder the FBI told a court last month that he faced a total at least 100 years - four life terms in Ireland - behind bars if found guilty of the charges he is accused of. | By Leon Watson An Irishman wanted in the U.S. for allegedly being the world's biggest child porn dealer could go free, it emerged today. Irish authorities have revealed Eric Eoin Marques will not be prosecuted under their jurisdiction and may challenge an attempt by the U.S. to get him extradited. Last month the 28-year-old, who the FBI has accused of being the 'largest facilitator of child porn on the planet', indicated he would plead guilty to a series of charges under Irish law. In court: Ireland's DPP has revealed Eric Eoin Marques, aged 28, will not be prosecuted. He is pictured here being led to the High Court in Dublin, Ireland
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Irish authorities have revealed Eric Eoin Marques will not be prosecuted
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On the look out: The brightly-coloured uniforms of the @placeholder could be making the gulls even more agitated | By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:13 EST, 1 July 2013 | UPDATED: 17:13 EST, 1 July 2013 Postal workers are refusing to deliver to a seaside cul-de-sac because they are coming under attack - from dive-bombing seagulls. Officials at Royal Mail said petrified postmen have been injured by the swooping birds, dive-bombing and pecking at their heads. It is thought the gulls are launching their aerial onslaughts to protect nests, and are being made even angrier by the postal workers’ brightly-coloured uniforms. Dive-bomb: A woman cowers under attack in Liskey Hill Crescent, Perranporth Threatening: The attacks have become so vicious that Royal Mail has stopped delivering there
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The @placeholder was closed after seven pilings were knocked loose. | By Associated Press and MailOnline Reporter Thrill-seeking surfers hit southern California's beaches on Tuesday and Wednesday, riding the big waves churned up by Hurricane Marie. However, the hurricane did prove more troublesome for beachfront homeowners who became inundated with saltwater, and the storm-roiled Pacific knocked out a piling at Malibu Pier. But the attitude was much more cheerful at hotspots like The Wedge in Newport Beach, where crowds egged on bodysurfers brave enough to take on the big surf. Lifeguards on both sea and shore kept a watchful eye on the crowd. The bold also flocked to Surfrider beach in Malibu, where a surfer died Tuesday after being pulled from the water. It was not clear whether the death was related to the surf or a medical condition.
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@placeholder has previously cheered Team GB athletes to glory in the velodrome and athletics stadium but unfortunately she wasn't able to be a lucky charm for Britain's synchronised swimmers today. | By Lucy Waterlow PUBLISHED: 10:55 EST, 9 August 2012 | UPDATED: 01:40 EST, 10 August 2012 The Duchess of Cambridge watched as Olympics history was made today as she had a ringside seat for the first final of the women's boxing. And Kate couldn't conceal her delight that the first female champion was from Great Britain as Nicola Adams won the gold medal at the ExCel centre. Adams overwhelmed China's double world champion Ren Cancan 16-7 in the women's flyweight division. Kate sat with MP Nick Clegg, rower Sir Steve Redgrave, Sir Timothy Lawrence and Princess Anne to cheer the boxer from Leeds to victory.
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@placeholder hit the one million registered Syrian refugee mark last week. | (CNN) -- In one of the clinics in Arsal, a young fighter asks that we conceal his identity, going simply by the name Ahmed. Three years ago, when Syria's revolution had not yet morphed into the brutal war it is today, the 20-year-old was still in high school. His ambition in life was to be a doctor, but a year-and-a-half ago that all changed. "We reached a point where if we don't fight, we will get killed, it was the only option," Ahmed tells us, one hand rubbing against the bandages swathed around his waist. "If I don't fight for my country then who is going to?"
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The Lebanese town of Arsal lies just across the border from war-torn Syria
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Stiviano also says that she ‘was not ever a sexual partner’ of @placeholder. | Donald Sterling’s wife Shelly reportedly called the police when she learned that V. Stiviano was at his Beverly Hills mansion yesterday. The episode has sparked speculation that the disgraced former NBA owner is back together with his ex-assistant. When Shelly learned of the tryst she told Beverly Hills police that Stiviano had broken into Donald’s home. Scroll down for video Donald Sterling’s wife Shelly reportedly called the police when she learned that V.Stiviano (right, with Sterling) was at his Beverly Hills mansion yesterday Shelly (left) had accused Stiviano of taking gifts from the Sterling family including a Ferrari, $240,000 in cash and a $1.8 million house on the outskirts of Beverly Hills
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V. Stiviano gained national notoriety earlier this year due to her alleged sexual relationship with ex-NBA boss Donald Sterling
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His wife Shelly called the police when she learned he was at his Beverly Hills mansion yesterday, telling them she'd broken into it
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Donald told police that she was actually an 'invited guest', according to reports
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They also objected to a provision that permits wealthy political donors to increase substantially their contributions to the Democratic and @placeholder parties. | With little fanfare to mark a rare bipartisan achievement, President Barack Obama on Tuesday signed a massive, $1.1 trillion spending bill that keeps the government operating over the next nine months. The legislation was a compromise that angered liberals and conservatives alike but avoided a government shutdown and put off partisan clashes over immigration to next year. It was one of the last acts of Congress under the current Republican House and Democratic-controlled Senate. In January, the new Congress will return with Republicans in charge of both chambers. Spending bill: U.S. President Barack Obama addresses an audience of armed forces on Monday at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey a day before passing his $1.1 trillion spending bill
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President Barack Obama signed a massive, $1.1 trillion spending bill that keeps the government operating for the next nine months
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The measure retains spending for Obama's health care law and pays for the administration's fight against Ebola
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Grounded: Airlines at London's @placeholder were forced to cancel flights to the US as Hurricane Sandy approached the country's East Coast | Thousands of Britons face a second day of travel chaos after the biggest storm in the US history forced airlines to make another round of flight cancellations. As Hurricane Sandy closed in on the East Coast of the US, British Airways announced that it had cancelled dozens of services scheduled for Tuesday, including flights between London and New York. Virgin Atlantic has cancelled two early morning flights from New York to London that were scheduled for Tuesday. A third Virgin flight from New York's JFK airport, scheduled to arrive at London Heathrow at 6.20am on Wednesday, will also not run.
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BA and Virgin Atlantic cancel dozens of flights between Britain and the US that were scheduled to run on Tuesday
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Airlines cancelled all flights from London to East Coast states on Monday - affecting those on half-term holiday
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Soon thereafter, prosecutors said, @placeholder -- who was working in uniform, off-duty, at a nearby bus station and restaurant -- arrived. | Atlanta (CNN) -- Georgia's parole board heard a last-minute appeal Monday by Troy Davis, who is set to die by lethal injection for the murder 22 years ago of a Savannah police officer. Members of victim Mark MacPhail's family also appeared at the parole board hearing to describe their loss, saying afterward they felt the panel listened to what they had to say. A jury convicted Davis of murder in 1991, paving the way for his execution, which has been delayed three times and is now scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday at a state prison in Jackson, Georgia. In a statement, the Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles said it would not reach a decision in the case until Tuesday at the earliest.
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When I joined the @placeholder family in 2011, I had long respected NBC's commitment to telling the stories of 'ordinary people doing extraordinary things.' | Chelsea Clinton announced today that she has quit her role as a 'special correspondent' for NBC. Bill and Hillary Clinton's daughter had been working sporadically at the network since 2011 after winning a reported $600,000-a-year contract to report on stories featuring people or organizations doing public-spirited work. The network confirmed her exit on Friday. She was initially hired to do stories for Brian Williams' 'Rock Center' news magazine but that program was canceled. Scroll down for video Quitting: Chelsea Clinton, seen in New York on Wednesday, is quitting her high-profile job at NBC so that she can look after her soon-to-born baby and focus on work with the Clinton Foundation
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Bill and Hillary's daughter was working on-and-off at the network since 2011 focusing on people and organizations doing public-spirited work
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Her reported contract was $600,000-a-year but this was switched to a month-to-month deal in January
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She said in a statement that she was leaving her role to 'focus on the Clinton Foundation and the birth of her first child' | 9,690 | record_train |
@placeholder, in particular, are in great danger as their horns, which are highly coveted in some parts of the world for their supposed healing powers, are increasingly being targeted by highly equipped criminal syndicates. | (CNN) -- How do you protect some of the world's rarest large mammals from rampant poaching in an area about six times the size of Manhattan? Conservationists in Kenya believe the answer could come from the skies. Nestled in the shadow of the majestic Mount Kenya, Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a 90,000-acre game reserve boasting a wide array of wildlife, including the endangered black and white rhinos, elephants, leopards, lions and chimpanzees. Since late 2009, it has also been home to four of the last seven northern white rhinos left in the world. Despite its vast size, the privately owned conservancy relies on a team of just 190 rangers -- 40 of whom are armed -- to safeguard the wildlife roaming its grass plains and acacia-dotted savannah.
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Ol Pejeta Conservancy plans to use a drone to monitor its wildlife and fend off poachers
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The Kenyan reserve hopes to conduct its first flight in about a month
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It is home to four of the last world's last remaining seven northern white rhinos
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Rhino poaching rates are soaring, fueled by a belief their horns have medicinal value | 9,691 | record_train |
In that email, the rep said @placeholder had told the guest to leave. | By Daily Mail Reporter Nightmare: Cory Tschogl, 39, pictured has an Airbnb guest squatting in her condo A California Airbnb host says a guest is squatting in her 600-square-foot Palm Springs condo and is now threatening to sue her. Cory Tschogl, 39, described the situation as a 'horror story' and says she begged Airbnb for help through scores of emails and phone calls but the accommodation marketplace failed to get the renter out. He now has renters' protection under California law because he's been there longer than 30 days and it'll take three to six months, a lawyer and thousands of dollars to evict him.
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Cory Tschogl, 39, says she agreed to rent her 600-square-foot condo to 'Maksym' for 44 days
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But the day he checked in he demanded a refund because the tap water was cloudy
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She agreed because she suspected he was shady and contacted Airbnb who failed to respond for two days
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When the renter refused to leave the condo she begged Airbnb for help through scores of emails and phone calls but the accommodation marketplace failed to get him out
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The guest now has renters' protection under California law because he's been there longer than 30 days
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But as they thanked government officials, journalists and supporters around the world for helping push for his freedom, the Greste family also told reporters at a press briefing in @placeholder on Monday that there's more to be done. | Cairo, Egypt (CNN)It was news Lois Greste hoped to hear for more than a year. "I sort of dreamed about it quietly, not daring to think about it too much," she said Monday, grinning as she described her relief at learning her son was released from prison and safely out of Egypt. Australian Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste had been behind bars since December 2013. On Sunday, family members learned he was finally free. "I'm ecstatic, you know, I just can't say how happy I am about it all," his mother said. "I'm very excited and pleased, and thank goodness this is all over."
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Australia's foreign minister says journalist Peter Greste was released "unconditionally"
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Greste is "safe, healthy and very, very happy to be on his way home," his brother says
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He says the Australian Al Jazeera journalist "won't rest" until his colleagues are also freed | 9,693 | record_train |
ruin her career, Miss Rocero's @placeholder earned her a standing ovation, | By Annabel Fenwick Elliott for MailOnline Transgender model Geena Rocero has opened up about her decision to finally come clean with her birth gender during a powerful TED talk in March, 12 years into her career as a successful lingerie model. 'I carried the paranoia [of being found out] with me every day,' the 30-year-old New York-based model tells Glamour, explaining that in part, she wanted to beat the 'salacious gossip pages' who could discover her secret at any time; a secret that even her own modeling agency didn't know. 'There was always that fear: What if people found out? They'd think I'd duped them, and maybe I'd lose my regular clients. It could ruin my career.'
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Miss Rocero was born in the Philippines and moved to the U.S. when she was 17, where she underwent sexual re-assignment surgery
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She became a New York model when she was 21, and told almost no-one about her birth gender
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Miss Rocero broke the news in a TED talk in March | 9,694 | record_train |
Others were charged with possession of firearms or merely membership in @placeholder. | Turkey's former military chief has been jailed for life for plotting to overthrow Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government. Retired General Ilker Basbug was one of scores of defendants that included politicians, journalists and officers accused of being part of the so-called Ergenekon plot. Today's verdicts are the culmination of five years of trials where prosecutors accused defendants of trying to organise high-profile attacks across Turkey and prepare the way for a military coup soon after Erdogan's government came to power in 2002. The landmark case has become central in tensions between Turkey's secular elite and the Prime Minister's Islamic-orientated Justice and Development Party.
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Retired General Ilker Basbug most high profile of scores of defendants in the so-called Ergenekon plot
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Defendants accused of trying to overthrow Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government in 2002
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Basbug and 16 others sentenced to life in prison and 60 others jailed for up to 47 years
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Group accused of plotting high-profile attacks that prosecutors said were aimed at causing chaos in Turkey to prepare the way for a military coup | 9,695 | record_train |
'I needed my own Kristoff and then @placeholder came along,' she said. | Kirsty Taylor sleeps under a Frozen bed spread in a room jam-packed with products from the Disney movie. She loves to dress up as Queen Elsa and has seen the film so many times she knows all the words. She sounds like every other five-year-old in the country. But Kirsty isn't a little girl - she's 21. She's spent £1,000 on her haul of goodies, which includes a £100 custom-made glittery blue dress just like the one worn by Queen Elsa. Scroll down for video Frozen fan Kirsty Taylor appears on This Morning with her boyfriend Jake Martin, who she makes dress up as the Disney character Kristoff
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Kirsty Taylor, 21, has seen Frozen more than 100 times
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Spent £1,000 on Disney merchandise
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Bought £100 custom-made dress like Queen Elsa's
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Makes her boyfriend dress up as Kristoff
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She said she can 'really relate' to Elsa who is the 'ultimate role model'
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'I don't know what I'd do without Frozen. It's taken over my life,' she said | 9,696 | record_train |
But leaving behind "The @placeholder" won't be the end of her entertainment career. | (CNN) -- Oprah Winfrey opened her talk show's 25th and final season Monday with the surprise of a lifetime for her audience, a favorite tactic for the media maven. The 300 audience members will travel to Australia in December -- courtesy of Winfrey -- on an eight-day, seven-night trip that has been in the making for nearly a year, according to her production company, Harpo Productions. While there, the Sydney Opera House will be the site of a special "Oprah Winfrey Show" taping before thousands of Australian fans. Monday's surprise trip rivals one of Winfrey's most famous episodes, when she gave away cars to each of her audience members to open her 19th season in 2004. She's also known for giving away thousands of dollars in gifts to the lucky audience members who attend her annual "Favorite Things" show.
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NEW: 300 audience members will travel to Australia in December
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Winfrey is preparing for the final season of her longtime talk show
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The show's first episode aired on September 8, 1986
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He told lawmakers the @placeholder investigation has other ways to retrieve emails that Lerner sent, because they can gather records from those who received them. | (CNN) -- Lawmakers scolded and shouted and lectured. Deputy Attorney General James Cole responded dozens of times the same way at a House hearing on Thursday: The Justice Department can't provide details of its ongoing criminal investigation into whether IRS employees broke the law in unfairly singling out specific political groups for extra scrutiny. Republican Rep. Jim Jordan, who led the Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee hearing, and others on the panel wanted to know why after 14 months prosecutors haven't filed charges. Cole acknowledged the investigation is now examining the circumstances of missing emails, and a destroyed hard-drive, from former IRS official Lois Lerner.
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No. 2 Justice Department official testifies at House hearing on scandal
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James Cole said the department couldn't provide details of its criminal probe
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Republicans expressed frustration that no charges had yet been filed
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The IRS is under investigation over singling out political groups for extra scrutiny | 9,698 | record_train |
Phone calls abductors made to @placeholder's family demanding ransom and drugs allowed authorities to trace their phone records, which they said led to Jackson's arrest the next day. | (CNN) -- Federal authorities have arrested a third man they said was linked to the September kidnapping of a Georgia teenager. In a press release Wednesday, the FBI said it arrested 28-year-old Tony Maurice Graves on Friday on a charge of conspiracy to kidnap. The agency said Graves, along with 29-year-old Wildrego Jackson, who was arrested nearly a month ago, were involved in abducting 14-year-old Ayvani Perez on September 17 in Clayton County. Also wanted in connection with Ayvani's abduction was 40-year-old Juan Alberto Contreras-Rodriguez, a Mexican national that authorities busted in a 2012 anti-drug trafficking raid. He is currently being held on immigration-related charges, according to the FBI.
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NEW: A third man is arrested in connection with kidnapping of 14-year-old girl
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Ayvani Perez was taken from her home at gunpoint on September 17
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