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England fans travelling to next summer's World Cup in Brazil have been warned to protect themselves against a terrifying holiday bug which can kill. Organisers FIFA and their sponsors are being urged to spell out the risks of mosquito-borne dengue fever after a study showed cases could peak in three of the twelve host cities. It usually produces flu-like symptoms but severe forms cause internal bleeding - claiming 20,000 lives every year. Warning: England fans travelling to next summer's World Cup in Brazil have been warned to protect themselves against a terrifying holiday bug which can kill Dengue is endemic in over 100 countries with 100 million people struck down annually.
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Organisers FIFA and sponsors are being urged to spell out the risks
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Mosquito-borne dengue fever could peak in three of the twelve host cities
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Usually produces flu-like symptoms but severe forms cause internal bleeding
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The bug claims 20,000 lives every year
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England fans have already snapped up more than 28,000 match tickets for @placeholder - even before they know where the team will be playing.
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The father of a boy of 12 who drowned after being swept out to sea during a family holiday last night relived the desperate battle to rescue his son from the waves. Isaac Nash was swimming off the coast of Anglesey, North Wales, with his brother Xander on Friday when they got into difficulties. Their father Adam was able to swim out to save ten-year-old Xander, but Isaac was carried away. Today Isaac's mother, Zoe, 35, a teacher, paid tribute to her 'amazing, special' child who 'packed his life to the full'. Desperate: Isaac Nash was swimming off the coast of Anglesey, North Wales, with his brother Xander on Friday when they got into difficulties. His father Adam, pictured with Isaac, was able to save Xander
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Isaac Nash was swimming off the Anglesey coast with his brother Xander
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The pair got into difficulties after going further out to look at barnacles
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Their father Adam was able to save Xander, 10, but Isaac was carried away
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A huge wave pulled Isaac from his grandfather's grip as they clung to rocks
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His mother, Zoe, 35, said she 'thanked God' for her 'amazing, special boy'
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I couldn’t even turn round to see what was going on with @placeholder.
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By Associated Press and Ashley Collman and Will Payne In Waukesha, Wisconsin The parents of the 12-year-old stabbed 19 times in a violent attack by two of her classmates after a sleepover last weekend, say their little girl is a 'fighter' and recovering in strides every day. The unidentified middle-schooler was lured into the woods on Saturday by 'friends' Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, also 12, who planned to kill her in order to gain access to the world of the mythical 'Slender Man'. However, the girl survived the brutal stabbing and was able to crawl out of the woods and to safety where a bicyclist found her and called 911.
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The unidentified girl's condition went up from 'critical but stable' to 'fair' on Wednesday
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She miraculously survived being stabbed 19 times by two classmates after a sleepover
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Suspects Morgan Geyser and Anissa Weier, also 12, were arrested and have been charged as adults with first-degree intentional homicide
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The victim's parents have set up a GoFundMe page to raise money for her medical bills and have received more than $14,000 as of Thursday
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They are asking friends, family and supporters to respect her privacy by not naming her in social media posts or to the press
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@placeholder (right), both 12, face 65 years in prison after admitting
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN) -- South African leader Jacob Zuma was in neighboring Zimbabwe this week to rescue the seemingly crumbling power-sharing government of President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai. The South African president's visit Friday to the capital, Harare, follows escalating tensions between the two leaders, with Tsvangirai this week taking Mugabe to court for making unilateral decisions in the 21-month-old government. After a more than six-hour meeting with Mugabe and Tsvangirai, who have not been on speaking terms for close to a month, Zuma said he had managed to break the impasse between the two. "We have met and we have had successful consultations on a number of issues," Zuma told journalists. "They were small issues. There had been a breakdown of communication with the leaders of the government which have been resolved, and meetings will resume."
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President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai are at odds
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South African President Jacob Zuma went to Zimbabwe to mediate
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He says he had successful consultations on a number of issues
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Talk to the mediator, President Zuma," Tsvangirai told journalists about how his meeting with @placeholder and Mugabe went.
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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 09:52 EST, 21 January 2013 | UPDATED: 04:42 EST, 22 January 2013 More people would vote to stay in the European Union than exit for the first time since David Cameron became Prime Minister. Downing Street today announced Mr Cameron will deliver his long-awaited and much-trailed speech on Britain’s’ EU membership on Wednesday. He is expected to promise a referendum on severing ties with Brussels. As the debate about Europe rages, a new opinion poll shows that the number of voters who want to remain part of the EU has suddenly overtaken those calling for withdrawal.
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Number of people who want to stay in EU overtakes those in favour of exit for first time since David Cameron became PM
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YouGov survey shows 40% want to remain against 34% who want to leave
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Prime Minister will deliver long-awaited Europe speech in London
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Algeria hostage crisis forced him to cancel Amsterdam trip last Friday
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Labour's lead over Tories cut to five points - ICM poll
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EU leaders that @placeholder could leave the 27-nation bloc if three key
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By John Hall A Spanish tourist resort is trying out the idea of using dogs as lifeguards - and the idea is working so well it could catch on elsewhere. The experiment in the coastal town of San Pedro del Pinatar, in the southern province of Murcia, began when a human lifeguard started taking his pet Newfoundland out to sea with him, and found he was not only an incredibly strong swimmer, he was also able to pull a very large weight. Since then 'Bruno' has been employed full time as a lifeguard, assisting his owner David Alvarez on rescues and convincing the local coastguard to recruit more dogs to help patrol the area.
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Bruno the Newfoundland has incredible strength and swimming ability
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Owner David Alvarez noticed dog's natural skills during visit to the beach
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Now he regularly helps the lifeguard on rescues in San Pedro del Pinatar
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Bruno's incredible stamina means he can swim three miles without tiring
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Can also pull plastic containers weighing one and a half tonnes to shore
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Officials in Spanish resort now plan to hire more Newfoundland lifeguards
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long tradition of @placeholder dogs being used for water rescue work.
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The scene was horrifying. Gunmen stalked through the school, shooting children as they cowered under benches and booby-trapping buildings with homemade explosives. When the siege finally ended, Pakistan was left reeling and the world wondering: Who would do such a thing? And what do they hope to achieve? The identity of the group behind the massacre at the army-run school in Peshawar is no mystery. The Pakistan Taliban -- who have long conducted an insurgency against the Pakistani government as they seek to overthrow the authorities and bring in Sharia law -- were quick to claim the terror attack. And they said it was revenge for the killing of hundreds of innocent tribesmen and their children during a recent offensive by the Pakistani military.
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Analyst: Pakistan Taliban have an ideological agenda, are opposed to Western education
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The Pakistan Taliban have claimed a number of violent attacks in recent months
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The government suspended peace talks with the Pakistan Taliban earlier this year
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The military is conducting a ground offensive aimed at clearing militant strongholds
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Recent @placeholder offensives had been believed to have weakened the group, but it is clearly still all too capable of a shocking attack.
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(CNN) -- Some of the worst fighting to hit Somalia's capital city in recent months uprooted nearly 34,000 people in less than a week, according to a United Nations report released Monday. A young girl feeds her baby brother at a refugee camp on the outskirts of Mogadishu, Somalia. Relief workers said the fighting between the Somali government and rebels over Islamic law has left Somali civilians with the choice of facing bloody battles or fleeing to squalid camps. The displaced people have found shelter in already overcrowded camps in and around Mogadishu, while others have fled into neighboring Kenya, according to the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
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Fighting in Somalia uproots 34,000 civilians in a week, report says
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Civilians have choice: Face bloody battles or be forced into squalid camps
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More than 100 have died in most recent fighting
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Violence stems from an interpretation of sharia, or Islamic law
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Amir Khan will give Floyd Mayweather Jnr until the end of the week to agree to fight him. The Bolton welterweight had been confident that his dominant victory over Devon Alexander last month would set him up for the Las Vegas mega-fight. But he has grown frustrated after his efforts to negotiate a deal with the best boxer in the world drew a blank. Amir Khan, pictured beating Devon Alexander, wants to fight Floyd Mayweather next Khan has given Mayweather a deadline of five days to decide if he wants to fight The pound-for-pound boxing king shakes hands with LA Lakers star Kobe Bryant
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Amir Khan is desperate to set up a fight with Floyd Mayweather
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Khan has given the American until the end of the week to decide
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Other options for Khan are Manny Pacquiao and Kell Brook
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Amir Khan will give Floyd Mayweather Jnr until the end of the week to agree to fight him. The Bolton welterweight had been confident that his dominant victory over Devon Alexander last month would set him up for the Las Vegas mega-fight. But he has grown frustrated after his efforts to negotiate a deal with the best boxer in the world drew a blank. Amir Khan, pictured beating Devon Alexander, wants to fight Floyd Mayweather next Khan has given Mayweather a deadline of five days to decide if he wants to fight The pound-for-pound boxing king shakes hands with LA Lakers star Kobe Bryant
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Amir Khan is desperate to set up a fight with Floyd Mayweather
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Khan has given the American until the end of the week to decide
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Other options for Khan are Manny Pacquiao and Kell Brook
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‘If @placeholder doesn’t take the fight then maybe the Pacquiao fight will be more interesting for me,’ Khan said.
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Amir Khan will give Floyd Mayweather Jnr until the end of the week to agree to fight him. The Bolton welterweight had been confident that his dominant victory over Devon Alexander last month would set him up for the Las Vegas mega-fight. But he has grown frustrated after his efforts to negotiate a deal with the best boxer in the world drew a blank. Amir Khan, pictured beating Devon Alexander, wants to fight Floyd Mayweather next Khan has given Mayweather a deadline of five days to decide if he wants to fight The pound-for-pound boxing king shakes hands with LA Lakers star Kobe Bryant
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Amir Khan is desperate to set up a fight with Floyd Mayweather
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Khan has given the American until the end of the week to decide
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Other options for Khan are Manny Pacquiao and Kell Brook
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LONDON, England (CNN) -- When the economy gets tough, the tough come out fighting. For some businesses, that means bringing out a fighter brand -- a cut-price version of a flagship product, marketed under a new name, and intended to fight back against budget competitors. "Jetstar" is a fighter brand that worked, beating the competition and creating a lasting, money-making brand. When it's done right it can destroy cut-price competition, but done badly it can drive a business to the brink of bankruptcy. Mark Ritson, associate professor at Melbourne Business School, has written an article for the October issue of Harvard Business Review discussing the benefits and pitfalls of launching a fighter brand.
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Fighter brands are designed to fight back against low-priced competition
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Done wrong, fighter brands can drive a company to the brink of bankruptcy
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GM's "Saturn" is a fighter brand that failed, while Intel's "Celeron" succeeded
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New fighter brands are likely to be launched in response to the recession
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A lesbian cheerleader accused of having sex with her 14-year-old classmate may be headed to jail as it is revealed she continued their relationship despite court orders for her to stay away. Court documents accuse Kaitlyn Hunt, 19, of Sebastian, Florida, of 'covertly contacting her victim thousands of times' on an iPod she smuggled to the girl and even of telling her to 'Keep the f**k quiet' about it. Some of the explicit messages contain footage of Hunt 'masturbating while moaning' and the state claims Hunt and the girl had sex as recently as two weeks ago. Meanwhile, her mom Kelley Hunt Smith may have helped her daughter cover her tracks.
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Kaitlyn Hunt, of Sebastian, Florida, may no longer be eligible for her offered plea deal after court documents reveal she kept daily contact with the teen girl she's on trial for having sex with
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That would violate a pretrial order that barred Hunt, 19, from having any contact with the girl
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Hunt was offered a plea deal on her 19th birthday but had not indicated if she would accept when documents detailing her recent 'lewd and lascivious behavior' were revealed
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'Delete EVERYTHING! ': Hunt's mother Kelley Hunt Smith was also implicated in the documents and now faces charges she helped her daughter cover her tracks
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By Sara Malm PUBLISHED: 16:03 EST, 30 October 2013 | UPDATED: 16:55 EST, 30 October 2013 One of the key figures within the Muslim Brotherhood has been arrested on charges of inciting supporters to murder his opponents, Egypt's Interior Ministry have confirmed. Essam el-Erian, deputy leader of the Freedom and Justice Party, the Muslim Brotherhood's political phalanx, was taken during an early morning raid on an apartment in New Cairo The arrest of El-Eiran, who has been on the run since President Mohammed Morsi was ousted in July, saw several violent protests break out at universities across the country, including in Cairo and Alexandria.
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Deputy leader of Muslim Brotherhood party arrested on Wednesday
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Freedom and Justice Party's Essam el-Erian charged with inciting murder
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He allegedly told Brotherhood supporters to kill their opponents
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El-Erian's arrest led to protests at universities in Cairo and Alexandria
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In photographs broadcast on state television following his arrest, the smiling 59-year-old @placeholder is wearing a white galabiya, the traditional male robe, and a skullcap.
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:29 EST, 14 May 2013 | UPDATED: 05:21 EST, 15 May 2013 The long-lost remains of a 16-year-old boy who vanished 41 years ago during a camping trip with his orphanage have been identified thanks to DNA testing in connection to serial killer John Wayne Gacy. Skeletal remains found in New Jersey's Bass River State Forest in 2000 have been identified as Steven Soden who was last seen running from the park with another boy in 1972, authorities announced on Tuesday. Soden's family feared that he, as well as 12-year-old Donald Caldwell who has yet to be found, may have runaway from their group that April before being murdered by Gacy.
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Remains identified as Steven Soden, 16, who vanished in 1972 during trip with orphanage
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Recovered skeleton in New Jersey forest
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Soden's family feared the boy fled to Chicago and was murdered by serial killer John Wayne Gacy
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DNA test's results reopens hunt for Donald Caldwell, 12, last seen with Soden
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Soden's cause of death not immediately known
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@placeholder was responsible for the deaths of at least 22 teenaged boys and young men in Chicago from 1972 to 1978, the city where Soden's father lived and his family feared he may have traveled to.
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:29 EST, 14 May 2013 | UPDATED: 05:21 EST, 15 May 2013 The long-lost remains of a 16-year-old boy who vanished 41 years ago during a camping trip with his orphanage have been identified thanks to DNA testing in connection to serial killer John Wayne Gacy. Skeletal remains found in New Jersey's Bass River State Forest in 2000 have been identified as Steven Soden who was last seen running from the park with another boy in 1972, authorities announced on Tuesday. Soden's family feared that he, as well as 12-year-old Donald Caldwell who has yet to be found, may have runaway from their group that April before being murdered by Gacy.
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Remains identified as Steven Soden, 16, who vanished in 1972 during trip with orphanage
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Recovered skeleton in New Jersey forest
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Soden's family feared the boy fled to Chicago and was murdered by serial killer John Wayne Gacy
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DNA test's results reopens hunt for Donald Caldwell, 12, last seen with Soden
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Soden's cause of death not immediately known
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one of @placeholder’s victims but it did match the unidentified remains found near the New Jersey camp
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 17:29 EST, 14 May 2013 | UPDATED: 05:21 EST, 15 May 2013 The long-lost remains of a 16-year-old boy who vanished 41 years ago during a camping trip with his orphanage have been identified thanks to DNA testing in connection to serial killer John Wayne Gacy. Skeletal remains found in New Jersey's Bass River State Forest in 2000 have been identified as Steven Soden who was last seen running from the park with another boy in 1972, authorities announced on Tuesday. Soden's family feared that he, as well as 12-year-old Donald Caldwell who has yet to be found, may have runaway from their group that April before being murdered by Gacy.
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Remains identified as Steven Soden, 16, who vanished in 1972 during trip with orphanage
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Recovered skeleton in New Jersey forest
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Soden's family feared the boy fled to Chicago and was murdered by serial killer John Wayne Gacy
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DNA test's results reopens hunt for Donald Caldwell, 12, last seen with Soden
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Soden's cause of death not immediately known
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one of Gacy’s victims but it did match the unidentified remains found near the @placeholder camp
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The little girl who was in the wrong place at the wrong time and was grazed by a bullet after a young gunmen opened fire at her apartment building has been released from the hospital. Amanda Chauan was an innocent victim when 17-year-old Billy James Jr. rode by her Bronx, New York apartment complex and allegedly fired six bullets before riding away Friday night. One of those bullets grazed Chauan in the stomach. And though she has recuperated and left the hospital, family says she's afraid to go home. Shell shock: Amanda Chauan (center) was shot in the stomach Friday by a man who haphazardly fired at her Bronx apartment complex. She's out of the hospital and home now but says she's terrified to be back
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17-year-old suspected shooter Billy James Jr. continues to elude police and a $22,000 bounty has been put on his head
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(CNN) -- Has the new president turned around America's image in other countries? You could call it step one, with many more to go. Then-candidate Barack Obama gave a major speech in Berlin, Germany, in July of 2008. In 2004, President Bush visited Canada and faced massive protests and shouts of "George Bush go home!" But on Thursday, President Obama got a different reception when he crossed the northern border: adoring throngs of Canadians shouting, "Yes we can!" The new president vowed during the campaign to remake the image of the United States in the world. Last summer, for example, candidate Obama traveled to Europe and addressed thousands in Berlin, Germany.
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Schneider: "The world loves Obama. But does the world love the United States?"
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Obama visits Canada on Thursday to throngs of cheering crowds
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Obama vowed during the campaign to remake the image of the United States
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Americans appear confident world opinion can change under Obama
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A young mother and cartoonist who survived the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris today said she had let the suspected Al Qaeda killers into the magazine office. Corrine Rey said she had returned from picking up her young daughter from a kindergarten when she was confronted by two heavily armed men wearing balaclavas. 'I had gone to pick up my daughter at day care, arriving in front of the magazine building, where two masked and armed men brutally threatened us,' said Ms Rey, who draws under the name 'Coco'. Scroll down for video Desperate: Corrine Rey, who's a cartoonist for Charlie Hebdo, hid underneath a desk with her daughter to escape the terrorists who killed her colleagues
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Corrine Rey and her daughter saw two other cartoonists being killed
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They threatened her into giving them entry code for the office building
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She says men 'who spoke perfect French' claimed to be Al Qaeda terrorists
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Attackers were reportedly heard shouting: 'the Prophet has been avenged'
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The masked men asked people's names before killing editor and cartoonist
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'There were several corpses on the floor,' said office worker from building
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He entered room right after attackers had gone to see 'blood everywhere'
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Death: 12 people, including four @placeholder journalists, were killed in the attack before the assailants fled
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A young mother and cartoonist who survived the Charlie Hebdo massacre in Paris today said she had let the suspected Al Qaeda killers into the magazine office. Corrine Rey said she had returned from picking up her young daughter from a kindergarten when she was confronted by two heavily armed men wearing balaclavas. 'I had gone to pick up my daughter at day care, arriving in front of the magazine building, where two masked and armed men brutally threatened us,' said Ms Rey, who draws under the name 'Coco'. Scroll down for video Desperate: Corrine Rey, who's a cartoonist for Charlie Hebdo, hid underneath a desk with her daughter to escape the terrorists who killed her colleagues
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Corrine Rey and her daughter saw two other cartoonists being killed
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They threatened her into giving them entry code for the office building
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She says men 'who spoke perfect French' claimed to be Al Qaeda terrorists
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Attackers were reportedly heard shouting: 'the Prophet has been avenged'
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The masked men asked people's names before killing editor and cartoonist
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'There were several corpses on the floor,' said office worker from building
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He entered room right after attackers had gone to see 'blood everywhere'
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Showdown: There was a fire-fight between @placeholder police and the two attackers, who claim to be from Al Qaeda, outside the building
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A British soldier surprised his bride-to-be with a wedding ring he made by hand from an old penny he found in Afghanistan. Bombardier Ben McDowell surprised his fiancee Jolene Riley with a unique wedding band that he meticulously carved while he was on tour in Afghanistan. The 19-year-old couldn’t believe it when Ben got down on one knee, after just 10-months together, and popped the question during two-weeks of leave last month. Dedication: Bombardier Ben McDowell surprised his fiancee Jolene Riley with a unique wedding band that he made himself while he was on tour in Afghanistan - from a local penny
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Ben McDowell, 24, spent three months beating penny into shape with rock
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The Bombardier then sent it to a jeweller in the UK to plate it in gold
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Fiancee Jolene Riley, 19, had asked him to bring her a penny back
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So Mr McDowell thought up the 'amazing surprise' while on tour
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The @placeholder penny the soldier used to create the ring
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A British soldier surprised his bride-to-be with a wedding ring he made by hand from an old penny he found in Afghanistan. Bombardier Ben McDowell surprised his fiancee Jolene Riley with a unique wedding band that he meticulously carved while he was on tour in Afghanistan. The 19-year-old couldn’t believe it when Ben got down on one knee, after just 10-months together, and popped the question during two-weeks of leave last month. Dedication: Bombardier Ben McDowell surprised his fiancee Jolene Riley with a unique wedding band that he made himself while he was on tour in Afghanistan - from a local penny
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Ben McDowell, 24, spent three months beating penny into shape with rock
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The Bombardier then sent it to a jeweller in the UK to plate it in gold
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Fiancee Jolene Riley, 19, had asked him to bring her a penny back
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So Mr McDowell thought up the 'amazing surprise' while on tour
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She added: 'It was undoubtedly love at first sight from the very first time I met @placeholder.
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Move over Japan. Move over Silicon Valley. Africans are making a bid to turn the continent into the new home of mobile gaming. With more than 700 million mobile broadband subscribers across the continent, it's little wonder a growing number of young entrepreneurs are jumping on the digital bandwagon and creating innovate, interactive content for their home market. One such man is Nigerian Hugo Obi. Earlier this year he launched Maliyo, a gaming firm aimed at creating culturally relevant content that reflects the lives of average Nigerians. "Nigeria is the largest country in the continent," he said. "It has the fastest growing internet users, fastest growing mobile users and the shared nature of the Nigerian people is how they love to consume.
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African game developers making mobile games aimed at local market
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Games aim to be fun and interactive, but also educational
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Burgeoning digital industry creating jobs as more young people go it alone
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Start-ups urged to network and promote their content across Africa
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Obi is not alone in his crusade to turn @placeholder into a mobile gaming continent.
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Move over Japan. Move over Silicon Valley. Africans are making a bid to turn the continent into the new home of mobile gaming. With more than 700 million mobile broadband subscribers across the continent, it's little wonder a growing number of young entrepreneurs are jumping on the digital bandwagon and creating innovate, interactive content for their home market. One such man is Nigerian Hugo Obi. Earlier this year he launched Maliyo, a gaming firm aimed at creating culturally relevant content that reflects the lives of average Nigerians. "Nigeria is the largest country in the continent," he said. "It has the fastest growing internet users, fastest growing mobile users and the shared nature of the Nigerian people is how they love to consume.
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African game developers making mobile games aimed at local market
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Games aim to be fun and interactive, but also educational
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Burgeoning digital industry creating jobs as more young people go it alone
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Start-ups urged to network and promote their content across Africa
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This is the secret weapon which Hitler hoped would help destroy London during World War II. Although 5,000 V1 rockets were launched by the Germans from France and Holland to bomb London, this is a rare Kamikaze-style version. Because the aim of the rockets was so random - the bombs dropped when they ran out of fuel - 150 of them were modified with a small cockpit so they could be flown accurately into targets. Dangerous: This is the secret weapon which Hitler hoped would help him to defeat the Allies in World War II Lethal: This is a rare Kamikaze-style version of the V1 rocket which included a small cockpit so it could be flown accurately. It is pictured on display at the Lashenden Air Warfare Museum in Ashford, Kent
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150 V1 rockets were fitted with cockpits so they could be steered into targets before pilots attempted to bail out
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But travelling at 550mph meant escape would almost be impossible and none were used in anger against the British people in World War Two
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Now a museum in Ashford, Kent has completed its restoration of a rare example - and although it will never be flown is considered airworthy
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Now complete after the £40,000 project, it is being returned by road to the museum in @placeholder.
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CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- A magistrate judge on Monday granted bail for an Illinois man accused of surreptitiously taping sports reporter Erin Andrews in the nude and posting the videos on the Internet. ESPN reporter Erin Andrews was allegedly stalked by a man who posted nude videos of her on the Internet. Michael David Barrett, 48, will return to California to face a federal charge of interstate stalking. U.S. Magistrate Judge Arlander Keys agreed Barrett would be released on bail. However, Keys ordered that Barrett be confined to his home and subject to electronic monitoring, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Barrett, an insurance company employee from Westmont, Illinois, is accused of taping Andrews, an ESPN reporter, while she was nude in two hotel rooms. He then made seven videos that he posted on the Internet, according to a criminal complaint filed in the case.
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Bail granted for man accused of secretly taping ESPN reporter Erin Andrews
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Authorities say Andrews was filmed through peephole in hotel rooms
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Videos were later posted on Internet, according to FBI
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Michael David Barrett faces interstate stalking charge
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Authorities believe @placeholder could have recorded similar videos of other women in the same manner, the criminal complaint says.
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CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- A magistrate judge on Monday granted bail for an Illinois man accused of surreptitiously taping sports reporter Erin Andrews in the nude and posting the videos on the Internet. ESPN reporter Erin Andrews was allegedly stalked by a man who posted nude videos of her on the Internet. Michael David Barrett, 48, will return to California to face a federal charge of interstate stalking. U.S. Magistrate Judge Arlander Keys agreed Barrett would be released on bail. However, Keys ordered that Barrett be confined to his home and subject to electronic monitoring, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. Barrett, an insurance company employee from Westmont, Illinois, is accused of taping Andrews, an ESPN reporter, while she was nude in two hotel rooms. He then made seven videos that he posted on the Internet, according to a criminal complaint filed in the case.
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Bail granted for man accused of secretly taping ESPN reporter Erin Andrews
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Authorities say Andrews was filmed through peephole in hotel rooms
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Videos were later posted on Internet, according to FBI
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Michael David Barrett faces interstate stalking charge
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However, he said, in reviewing the affidavit, @placeholder' "concern returned, unfortunately, in spades, so to speak, because of the extent of the charges as outlined by the FBI (and) the fact that this has been going on for several months in numerous locations.
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Damascus, Syria (CNN) -- A top adviser to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad defended the regime's actions Tuesday, arguing that the government is not attacking peaceful protesters, despite widespread witness reports of a fierce crackdown against displays of dissent. "Security forces are there against armed groups," Bouthaina Shaaban told CNN in an interview, referring to the shadowy entities the regime has consistently said are responsible for the violence sweeping the Arab country since mid-March. "We're not targeting demonstrators. I think peaceful demonstrators have made their point, and they are making their point every day. We have no problem with that." Shaaban said the government would like "to talk to peaceful demonstrators" and is not opposed to peaceful protests. What it wants to do, she said, is "isolate armed militants." She and other Syrian government officials have not provided more detail about the armed groups and their financing.
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NEW: U.S. is pleased Syria gave the opposition some "breathing space"
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More than 1,300 civilians have been killed in the unrest, an activist group says
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Adviser: Protesters have "legitimate grievances," but there are extremists
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The Turkish government says 10,757 Syrians have fled across the border
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"We must change this tyrannical regime," a former political prisoner says
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Sleeping peacefully in the arms of her father, this is precious baby Maya born in jail to the woman facing execution in Sudan for marrying a Christian U.S. citizen. Our exclusive picture shows father Daniel Wani holding his daughter for the first time. Daniel's wife Meriam Ibrahim gave birth to Maya five days early in the hospital wing at Omdurman Federal Women’s Prison in North Khartoum yesterday. Proud: Father Daniel Wani, a U.S. citizen, from Manchester, New Hampshire, holds Maya for the first time after being allowed to visit to his wife, Meriam Ibrahim, who was sentenced to death for marrying him, a Christian
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Meriam Ibrahim, 27, gave birth five days early yesterday
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She has spent months of her pregnancy shackled to the floor
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Father, U.S. citizen Daniel Wani, pictured with baby girl in Khartoum jail
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Meriam sentenced to death for converting from Islam to Christianity
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Converted after marrying, Daniel, a Christian who lives in New Hampshire
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She will never see baby grow up as she refuses to renounce Christianity
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Lawyer told MailOnline: 'The family are taking time to enjoy the birth before they fight injustice'
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biochemist returned to Sudan to marry @placeholder at a Christian service in a
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(CNN) -- Doctors in Cuba detected and removed a cancerous tumor from Hugo Chavez's body, the Venezuelan president announced in a speech broadcast on state-run VTV Thursday night. Chavez said he was continuing treatment, but did not specify what that treatment entailed, where the tumor was located or when he would return to Venezuela. The "abscessed tumor with cancerous cells" was discovered after doctors had already operated and treated a pelvic abscess, he said. Doctors operated again without any complications and removed the tumor, he said. Chavez said he was "receiving complementary treatments to combat the different types of cells found," and that his condition continued "evolving satisfactorily."
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"We will live and we will overcome," Chavez says in closing
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He says doctors found "an abscessed tumor with cancerous cells"
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Chavez does not reveal treatment details or when he will return to Venezuela
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Thursday's speech is Chavez's first on state television since his June 10 surgery
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He gave no indication of any plans to delegate power during his treatment in @placeholder.
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(CNN) -- Doctors in Cuba detected and removed a cancerous tumor from Hugo Chavez's body, the Venezuelan president announced in a speech broadcast on state-run VTV Thursday night. Chavez said he was continuing treatment, but did not specify what that treatment entailed, where the tumor was located or when he would return to Venezuela. The "abscessed tumor with cancerous cells" was discovered after doctors had already operated and treated a pelvic abscess, he said. Doctors operated again without any complications and removed the tumor, he said. Chavez said he was "receiving complementary treatments to combat the different types of cells found," and that his condition continued "evolving satisfactorily."
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"We will live and we will overcome," Chavez says in closing
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He says doctors found "an abscessed tumor with cancerous cells"
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Chavez does not reveal treatment details or when he will return to Venezuela
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Thursday's speech is Chavez's first on state television since his June 10 surgery
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COLUMBIA, South Carolina (CNN) -- Democratic Sen. Barack Obama kicked off a series of local outreach gospel concerts Friday in Charleston, South Carolina, that unexpectedly came back to bite his campaign. Democratic presidential hopeful Barack Obama is competing for the black vote with Hillary Clinton. The concerts were meant to boost black voters' support for his presidential nominee bid -- the kind of events that would normally fly under the national radar. The ensuing controversy highlighted that Obama's desire to unite disparate voting blocs -- especially religious voters -- under his umbrella of "change" is not without some serious pitfalls.
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Obama holding concerts to win over African-American Christians in S. Carolina
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But lineup offends homosexuals, angered by appearance of anti-gay singer
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Obama disavows preacher-singer's views, asks gay pastor to appear too
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Waveland, Mississippi (CNN) -- Tommy Longo has had a rough year: both hips, a femur and a knee replaced. When he hobbles out of his truck to see how the new City Hall construction is going, he looks with every step like he just needs to sit down. His face is covered with perspiration in the afternoon heat, and he always seems to be headed to the next appointment. You might think the mayor of a town that disappeared would have little to do, and yet Longo seems to never stop. "We lost our residential structures, lost our commercial structures, lost our governmental structures," he says. "Every city building was gone. Our town was obliterated. We were wiped off the face of the earth." For all the attention focused on New Orleans each time the anniversary of Katrina rolls around, it would be easy to forget that the epicenter of the storm was over on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. And no town was hit harder than Waveland. Ninety-five percent of its homes were taken by the storm; 100 percent of the town's businesses. With virtually every road either broken up or piled with mountains of debris, it was difficult for recovery teams to find a starting place.
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Five years after Hurricane Katrina, Waveland, Mississippi, regains what it lost
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Mayor: "We were wiped off the face of the earth"
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Town has recovered about 65 percent of lost businesses since the storm
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About two-thirds of the town's residents have returned
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By Nick Pisa Last updated at 4:33 PM on 9th September 2011 Relief: Amanda Knox at her appeal court hearing in Perugia Jailed Amanda Knox today spoke of her relief that 'finally they believe me' as her hopes rose she will be cleared of the murder of Meredith Kercher. Knox, 24, is serving 26 years for the brutal killing of the 21-year-old British student, who was found semi naked and her throat slashed in her bedroom of the house they shared with two other women. Also convicted with her was her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, 27, who was given 25 years.
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American student confident she will cleared of the murder of Briton Meredith Kercher
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Case 'falling apart at the seams' because of shoddy and unreliable forensic investigation
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'Meredith was my friend I could never hurt her'
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More than half of British pilots have fallen asleep in the cockpit of a passenger plane. And alarming research has revealed that one in six commercial pilots has woken up at the controls - only to see that their co-pilot is dozing too. The findings were revealed yesterday, following reports that two pilots fell asleep on a British passenger plane last month. In the air: The captain and co-pilot of the Virgin Atlantic Airbus A330 blamed their long shifts for falling asleep but the CAA accepts the pair were not asleep at the same time The captain and co-pilot of the Virgin Atlantic Airbus A330 blamed their long shifts.
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More than half of UK pilots have fallen asleep in passenger plane cockpit
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It follows reports of two pilots falling asleep on a British aircraft last month
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Captain and co-pilot of Virgin Atlantic Airbus A330 blamed long shifts but the Civil Aviation Authority accepts they were not asleep at the same time
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(CNN) -- Four more people have died in Germany, health officials said Sunday, bringing the total number of deaths from an E. coli outbreak to 35. All but one of the deaths were in Germany, with the other occurring in Sweden, according to the World Health Organization and the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control. The number of people infected with E. coli as of Sunday was 3,256, according to the European center (ECDC). Of those, 812 have the severe form of the intestinal illness. All but five people had traveled to or lived in Germany during the incubation period for infection, typically three to four days after exposure, the WHO said.
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Health officials say the cause of contamination is still unclear
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All but one of the deaths are in Germany
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The number of cases is at 3,256
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The infection has been traced to a Lower Saxony producer
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German authorities have indicated that food items including bean sprouts and other vegetables originating from a producer in @placeholder, Germany, are the most likely source of the infection.
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By Shyam Dodge She shocked fans by getting married to Ryan Dorsey over the weekend. And on Tuesday Naya Rivera appeared to be in newlywed bliss as she frolicked in a swimsuit in Los Cabos, Mexico. The 27-year-old Glee alum also managed to change her Twitter handle that same day to Naya Rivera Dorsey as new information about her wedding on Saturday has emerged. Scroll down for video Wedding week: Naya Rivera spotted in Los Cabos, Mexico, on Tuesday Playful: The star appeared to share a fun moment with a friend According to Us Weekly, the bride tied the knot with Ryan on the same date she had planned to get married to ex Big Sean.
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The Glee alum has changed her name on Twitter to Dorsey
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The 27-year-old used same wedding hairstylist as Kim Kardashian
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Naya's bridal gown 'looked like Kim's on her wedding day'
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Their friendship turned to love after Naya's six month engagement to rapper @placeholder ended in April.
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Arsene Wenger insists Jack Wilshere silenced his critics by inspiring Arsenal's fightback against Manchester City. Former England and Manchester United star Paul Scholes has been the most outspoken in questioning why Wilshere's development has stalled since making his debut in 2008. The 22-year-old issued the perfect response against the Barclays Premier League champions, reacting to Sergio Aguero's opener by lobbing Joe Hart before teeing up a sublime volley for Alexis Sanchez. Jack Wilshere has silenced his critics according to Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger Martin Demichelis' late header salvaged a 2-2 draw for City, but it was the dynamic Wilshere who really caught the eye.
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Jack Wilshere silenced his critics says Gunners boss Arsene Wenger
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Arsenal midfielder scored in their match against Manchester City
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Wilshere was heavily criticised by Paul Scholes recently
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Alexis Sanchez also scored an excellent goal at The Emirates
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'That's what Jack did, but I don't believe we can explain his good performance through the criticism of @placeholder.
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Arsene Wenger insists Jack Wilshere silenced his critics by inspiring Arsenal's fightback against Manchester City. Former England and Manchester United star Paul Scholes has been the most outspoken in questioning why Wilshere's development has stalled since making his debut in 2008. The 22-year-old issued the perfect response against the Barclays Premier League champions, reacting to Sergio Aguero's opener by lobbing Joe Hart before teeing up a sublime volley for Alexis Sanchez. Jack Wilshere has silenced his critics according to Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger Martin Demichelis' late header salvaged a 2-2 draw for City, but it was the dynamic Wilshere who really caught the eye.
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Jack Wilshere silenced his critics says Gunners boss Arsene Wenger
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Arsenal midfielder scored in their match against Manchester City
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Wilshere was heavily criticised by Paul Scholes recently
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Alexis Sanchez also scored an excellent goal at The Emirates
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Jack Wilshere silenced his critics says Gunners boss Arsene Wenger
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Arsenal midfielder scored in their match against Manchester City
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Wilshere was heavily criticised by Paul Scholes recently
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Alexis Sanchez also scored an excellent goal at The Emirates
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(CNN)Two purported ISIS fighters interviewed for a news agency working in ISIS-held territory have given the same reason for the militants' retreat from the Syrian city of Kobani: the constant pummeling by coalition airstrikes. On Monday, Kurdish fighters declared that they had released the city on the border to Turkey from ISIS' grip after 112 days of fighting. The efforts of the Kurdish fighters -- known as the YPG, or People's Protection Units -- on the ground were backed by an extensive campaign of airstrikes by the U.S.-led international coalition against ISIS. And according to the interviews given to ISIS-aligned Amak news agency in Syria, it was those airstrikes that won the battle for Kobani, referred to by the fighters as Ayn Al-Islam.
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ISIS kidnapped 15 oil workers southwest of Kirkuk, local police chief says
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Two purported ISIS fighters say constant coalition airstrikes in Kobani drove them out
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"Their planes did not leave the air, day and night," says one fighter
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Another 10 airstrikes were carried out Friday against ISIS targets in @placeholder, eight of them near Kobani.
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(CNN)Two purported ISIS fighters interviewed for a news agency working in ISIS-held territory have given the same reason for the militants' retreat from the Syrian city of Kobani: the constant pummeling by coalition airstrikes. On Monday, Kurdish fighters declared that they had released the city on the border to Turkey from ISIS' grip after 112 days of fighting. The efforts of the Kurdish fighters -- known as the YPG, or People's Protection Units -- on the ground were backed by an extensive campaign of airstrikes by the U.S.-led international coalition against ISIS. And according to the interviews given to ISIS-aligned Amak news agency in Syria, it was those airstrikes that won the battle for Kobani, referred to by the fighters as Ayn Al-Islam.
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ISIS kidnapped 15 oil workers southwest of Kirkuk, local police chief says
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Two purported ISIS fighters say constant coalition airstrikes in Kobani drove them out
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"Their planes did not leave the air, day and night," says one fighter
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Washington (CNN) -- Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, who led the response to the 2010 BP oil spill and administered a moratorium on offshore drilling, announced Wednesday that he is stepping down. The former Colorado lawmaker plans to return home in March after eight turbulent and busy years in Washington, four years in the U.S. Senate and four years as head of the Interior Department. President Obama nominated him for the Cabinet post four years ago and he was unanimously confirmed. He was most prominent when he spearheaded the administration reaction to the BP Deepwater Horizon drilling rig explosion and oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Salazar is a former U.S. senator from Colorado
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He led the administration's reaction to the 2010 Gulf spill and explosion
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Salazar made strides in renewable energy, forging better relations with Native Americans
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@placeholder issued a six-month drilling moratorium after the April 20, 2010, explosion.
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Washington (CNN) -- Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, who led the response to the 2010 BP oil spill and administered a moratorium on offshore drilling, announced Wednesday that he is stepping down. The former Colorado lawmaker plans to return home in March after eight turbulent and busy years in Washington, four years in the U.S. Senate and four years as head of the Interior Department. President Obama nominated him for the Cabinet post four years ago and he was unanimously confirmed. He was most prominent when he spearheaded the administration reaction to the BP Deepwater Horizon drilling rig explosion and oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Salazar is a former U.S. senator from Colorado
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He led the administration's reaction to the 2010 Gulf spill and explosion
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Salazar made strides in renewable energy, forging better relations with Native Americans
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Washington (CNN) -- Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, who led the response to the 2010 BP oil spill and administered a moratorium on offshore drilling, announced Wednesday that he is stepping down. The former Colorado lawmaker plans to return home in March after eight turbulent and busy years in Washington, four years in the U.S. Senate and four years as head of the Interior Department. President Obama nominated him for the Cabinet post four years ago and he was unanimously confirmed. He was most prominent when he spearheaded the administration reaction to the BP Deepwater Horizon drilling rig explosion and oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
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Salazar is a former U.S. senator from Colorado
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(CNN) -- Last week world No. 1 Novak Djokovic wanted to win this year's French Open to complete his collection of grand slam titles, now he wants the trophy for a more pressing reason -- to honor the death of his "second mother". Jelena Gencic, who coached Djokovic for five years from when he was just six, died on Saturday. The potential impact of the 77-year-old's death on her Serbian compatriot was deemed to be so great that Djokovic's management team kept the news from him until after he had beaten Grigor Dimitrov in Saturday's third round. Djokovic's reaction backed up their assessment as the 26-year-old canceled his post-match news conference, issuing an apology to the media as he did so.
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World No. 1 Novak Djokovic pays tribute to first coach Jelena Gencic after reaching quarters
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Tommy Haas makes history as oldest French Open quarterfinalist since 1971
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Rafa Nadal is serenaded on 27th birthday by Parisian crowd as he beats Japan's Kei Nishikori
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(CNN) -- Last week world No. 1 Novak Djokovic wanted to win this year's French Open to complete his collection of grand slam titles, now he wants the trophy for a more pressing reason -- to honor the death of his "second mother". Jelena Gencic, who coached Djokovic for five years from when he was just six, died on Saturday. The potential impact of the 77-year-old's death on her Serbian compatriot was deemed to be so great that Djokovic's management team kept the news from him until after he had beaten Grigor Dimitrov in Saturday's third round. Djokovic's reaction backed up their assessment as the 26-year-old canceled his post-match news conference, issuing an apology to the media as he did so.
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World No. 1 Novak Djokovic pays tribute to first coach Jelena Gencic after reaching quarters
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Tommy Haas makes history as oldest French Open quarterfinalist since 1971
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Rafa Nadal is serenaded on 27th birthday by Parisian crowd as he beats Japan's Kei Nishikori
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(CNN) -- Last week world No. 1 Novak Djokovic wanted to win this year's French Open to complete his collection of grand slam titles, now he wants the trophy for a more pressing reason -- to honor the death of his "second mother". Jelena Gencic, who coached Djokovic for five years from when he was just six, died on Saturday. The potential impact of the 77-year-old's death on her Serbian compatriot was deemed to be so great that Djokovic's management team kept the news from him until after he had beaten Grigor Dimitrov in Saturday's third round. Djokovic's reaction backed up their assessment as the 26-year-old canceled his post-match news conference, issuing an apology to the media as he did so.
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World No. 1 Novak Djokovic pays tribute to first coach Jelena Gencic after reaching quarters
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Tommy Haas makes history as oldest French Open quarterfinalist since 1971
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Rafa Nadal is serenaded on 27th birthday by Parisian crowd as he beats Japan's Kei Nishikori
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(CNN) -- Last week world No. 1 Novak Djokovic wanted to win this year's French Open to complete his collection of grand slam titles, now he wants the trophy for a more pressing reason -- to honor the death of his "second mother". Jelena Gencic, who coached Djokovic for five years from when he was just six, died on Saturday. The potential impact of the 77-year-old's death on her Serbian compatriot was deemed to be so great that Djokovic's management team kept the news from him until after he had beaten Grigor Dimitrov in Saturday's third round. Djokovic's reaction backed up their assessment as the 26-year-old canceled his post-match news conference, issuing an apology to the media as he did so.
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World No. 1 Novak Djokovic pays tribute to first coach Jelena Gencic after reaching quarters
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Tommy Haas makes history as oldest French Open quarterfinalist since 1971
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Rafa Nadal is serenaded on 27th birthday by Parisian crowd as he beats Japan's Kei Nishikori
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(CNN) -- Jennifer Lawrence isn't just an Oscar-winning actress. She's now a chart-climbing singer, too. Lawrence's song "The Hanging Tree" from "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay -- Part I" debuted at No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. That chart tracks the top 100 popular songs in the U.S. each week, and Lawrence's single is sandwiched between Nick Jonas' "Jealous" and Meghan Trainor's "Lips Are Movin'." That's not bad for an actress who's claimed she has a "tone-deaf" singing voice. "I do not like singing in front of other people. That's my biggest fear," Lawrence told David Letterman on "The Late Show" in November. "I'm, like, scarred from my childhood because I have a mother who would just tell me that I was amazing at everything and that I could do everything, and I can't."
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Jennifer Lawrence's "Hunger Games" song debuts at No. 12
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Called "The Hanging Tree," she sings it in the latest "Hunger Games" movie
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Lawrence has joked that she can't sing and hates doing it
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(CNN) -- Jennifer Lawrence isn't just an Oscar-winning actress. She's now a chart-climbing singer, too. Lawrence's song "The Hanging Tree" from "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay -- Part I" debuted at No. 12 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. That chart tracks the top 100 popular songs in the U.S. each week, and Lawrence's single is sandwiched between Nick Jonas' "Jealous" and Meghan Trainor's "Lips Are Movin'." That's not bad for an actress who's claimed she has a "tone-deaf" singing voice. "I do not like singing in front of other people. That's my biggest fear," Lawrence told David Letterman on "The Late Show" in November. "I'm, like, scarred from my childhood because I have a mother who would just tell me that I was amazing at everything and that I could do everything, and I can't."
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Jennifer Lawrence's "Hunger Games" song debuts at No. 12
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Called "The Hanging Tree," she sings it in the latest "Hunger Games" movie
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Lawrence has joked that she can't sing and hates doing it
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(CNN) -- While European carriers are facing turbulent times, some Asian airlines are hoping that a cut-price long-haul model will find a ready market in Asia's growing middle class. Globally, low-cost carriers have been the industry's success story over the past decade, with their market share rising from 8% of all seats sold in 2001 to nearly 26% this year, according to the Centre for Aviation. Budget airlines have largely focused on short- to medium-haul routes, with their success in winning passengers through low fares forcing many full-service "legacy carriers" to launch their own low-cost options in response. Efforts to apply the low-cost model to longer-haul travel -- most notably on trans-Atlantic routes -- have repeatedly met with failure, as witnessed in the collapse of Laker Airways in 1982, and Zoom Airlines in 2008.
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Four budget airlines in Asia will be flying long-haul routes by 2013
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(CNN) -- While European carriers are facing turbulent times, some Asian airlines are hoping that a cut-price long-haul model will find a ready market in Asia's growing middle class. Globally, low-cost carriers have been the industry's success story over the past decade, with their market share rising from 8% of all seats sold in 2001 to nearly 26% this year, according to the Centre for Aviation. Budget airlines have largely focused on short- to medium-haul routes, with their success in winning passengers through low fares forcing many full-service "legacy carriers" to launch their own low-cost options in response. Efforts to apply the low-cost model to longer-haul travel -- most notably on trans-Atlantic routes -- have repeatedly met with failure, as witnessed in the collapse of Laker Airways in 1982, and Zoom Airlines in 2008.
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Four budget airlines in Asia will be flying long-haul routes by 2013
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(CNN) -- While European carriers are facing turbulent times, some Asian airlines are hoping that a cut-price long-haul model will find a ready market in Asia's growing middle class. Globally, low-cost carriers have been the industry's success story over the past decade, with their market share rising from 8% of all seats sold in 2001 to nearly 26% this year, according to the Centre for Aviation. Budget airlines have largely focused on short- to medium-haul routes, with their success in winning passengers through low fares forcing many full-service "legacy carriers" to launch their own low-cost options in response. Efforts to apply the low-cost model to longer-haul travel -- most notably on trans-Atlantic routes -- have repeatedly met with failure, as witnessed in the collapse of Laker Airways in 1982, and Zoom Airlines in 2008.
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Four budget airlines in Asia will be flying long-haul routes by 2013
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And, in a prediction likely to be welcomed by travelers the world over, he said that other low-cost, long-haul carriers were likely to follow in @placeholder, and in other regions when market conditions were right.
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By Fiona Macrae PUBLISHED: 19:05 EST, 31 December 2012 | UPDATED: 10:05 EST, 1 January 2013 Close up: Sir David Attenborough reveals the secrets of the rare pink iguana for the first time on screen from its home in the Galapagos Islands At his age, David Attenborough thought he’d seen most things - but his extraordinary career still holds surprises. For the first time on screen, the veteran broadcaster reveals the secrets of the very rare pink iguana from its remote home on the Galapagos Islands. Sitting 600 miles west of Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean, the archipelago’s treasure trove of weird and wonderful wildlife intrigued Charles Darwin and inspired his theory of evolution.
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Sir David Attenborough examines the iguana in his new series Galapagos 3D
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The lizard is so rare it wasn't documented by science until 2009
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Islands which were beloved by Charles Darwin are famous for unique wildlife
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The new iguana will feature in the third episode of Galapagos 3D With @placeholder.
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By Simon Walters And Brendan Carlin PUBLISHED: 18:09 EST, 29 December 2012 | UPDATED: 04:09 EST, 30 December 2012 Defiant: Prime Minster David Cameron denied his tough stance on benefit shirkers was unfair David Cameron last night denied he is being 'cruel' by vowing to ban unemployed people who refuse to try to find a job from claiming the dole. In a hard-hitting New Year message, he promised to 'get behind the workers' and crack down on the shirkers. It came as he summoned Tory MPs to a private meeting, during which he will fire the starting gun for the 2015 General Election campaign.
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Prime Minister promises to cuts for those who refuse to look for work
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Message comes as PM prepares to 'fire the starting gun' for re-election
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Backbenchers say move is a desperate attempt to salvage party morale
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PM insists welfare reform and debt cuts are the way forward for Britain
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So we made some big changes, and this @placeholder almost half a million more people are in work than last New Year.'
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(CNN) -- Golfer Tiger Woods Tuesday addressed a racially-tinged remark made by his former caddy, telling reporters Steve Williams apologized and is not a racist. "It was a wrong thing to say, something that we both acknowledge," Woods said, speaking at the Lakes Golf Club in Sydney, site of this week's Australian Open, according to his website. Woods and Williams met earlier in the day, and shook hands after Williams apologized, the website reported. Williams -- who was fired by Woods in July -- was being presented with a satirical award Friday night at an awards dinner in Shanghai, China, for comments he made after his new boss, golfer Adam Scott, defeated Woods at the Bridgestone Invitational in Ohio in August.
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Tiger Woods met with Steve Williams and the two shook hands
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"It was a wrong thing to say," Woods said about Williams' comment
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Williams issued an apology shortly after the Friday night remarks
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(CNN) -- Golfer Tiger Woods Tuesday addressed a racially-tinged remark made by his former caddy, telling reporters Steve Williams apologized and is not a racist. "It was a wrong thing to say, something that we both acknowledge," Woods said, speaking at the Lakes Golf Club in Sydney, site of this week's Australian Open, according to his website. Woods and Williams met earlier in the day, and shook hands after Williams apologized, the website reported. Williams -- who was fired by Woods in July -- was being presented with a satirical award Friday night at an awards dinner in Shanghai, China, for comments he made after his new boss, golfer Adam Scott, defeated Woods at the Bridgestone Invitational in Ohio in August.
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Tiger Woods met with Steve Williams and the two shook hands
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"It was a wrong thing to say," Woods said about Williams' comment
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Williams issued an apology shortly after the Friday night remarks
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(CNN) -- Golfer Tiger Woods Tuesday addressed a racially-tinged remark made by his former caddy, telling reporters Steve Williams apologized and is not a racist. "It was a wrong thing to say, something that we both acknowledge," Woods said, speaking at the Lakes Golf Club in Sydney, site of this week's Australian Open, according to his website. Woods and Williams met earlier in the day, and shook hands after Williams apologized, the website reported. Williams -- who was fired by Woods in July -- was being presented with a satirical award Friday night at an awards dinner in Shanghai, China, for comments he made after his new boss, golfer Adam Scott, defeated Woods at the Bridgestone Invitational in Ohio in August.
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Tiger Woods met with Steve Williams and the two shook hands
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"It was a wrong thing to say," Woods said about Williams' comment
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Williams issued an apology shortly after the Friday night remarks
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LOS ANGELES, California (CNN) -- Heidi Newfield goes into Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards with five nominations. It's more than any other female, but she still considers herself the dark horse -- and in many ways, she is, especially since she's up for top female vocalist against such heavyweights as Carrie Underwood and Taylor Swift. Heidi Newfield says she considers herself an underdog at Sunday's Academy of Country Music Awards. For 10 years, Newfield was the lead singer of the honky-tonk trio Trick Pony. Her soulful debut solo album, "What Am I Waiting for," was released in August to stellar reviews -- many from critics who scoffed at the high-energy antics of her former band.
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Heidi Newfield is up for five Academy of Country Music Awards
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Newfield pursuing solo career after being lead singer of Trick Pony
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Singer doesn't want to be a diva but takes advice about not being so nice
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(CNN)Saturday's downhill at Kitzbühel is the jewel in the World Cup calendar, the winner meriting legendary status in the alpine annals. Like any budding skier, Daniel Albrecht had always dreamed of triumphing at the foot of Austria's Hahnenkamm mountain but instead, six years ago, he lay face down on the snow, out cold within meters of the finish line. Online footage of the crash -- memorable to everyone except Albrecht who cannot remember anything from the day before the incident to three weeks hence -- is not for the faint-hearted. At the time, he had been the rising star of Swiss skiing with four World Cup wins to his name and a solitary world title -- the 2007 Super Combined. On a training run with the finish line in sight, he approached the final jump.
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It is six years since Daniel Albrecht suffered brain trauma on the Kitzbühel downhill
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Remarkably, he returned from the injury to the World Cup circuit two years after the event
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On the eve of the Kitzbühel downhill, he relives an accident he remembers nothing about
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Today, he has his own clothing line and mentor's up-and-coming skiers
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By Toni Jones Girls rock. And this season the only accessory you really need hanging off your arm is your best friend. Model mates Poppy Delevingne and Alexa Chung set out on a seriously stylish girls-only roadtrip for online fashion magazine The Edit earlier this summer. As well as posing in their classic convertible the two beautiful BFFs opened up about their ten year friendship, their wildest nights out, and why they feel it's so important to support and encourage the women in their lives. Poppy, 28, first met Alexa, 30, ten years ago at a casting call, and recalls that even then the brunette had stand out style. Poppy says: 'I remember thinking she was very beautiful, almost cat-like, but definitely a bit of a bloke. She was wearing skinny jeans that I wanted/needed in my life immediately – a feeling I had no idea would resonate every time I saw her.'
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Presenter Alexa Chung joins Poppy Delevingne on a road trip for The Edit
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Pair became friends on the fashion circuit
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Seen modelling Americana looks for the stylish shoot in Ibiza
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Poppy says Alexa is the ultimate vacation pal because she 'scoffs pasta for breakfast, sunbathes topless and is brilliant with people.'
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Blonde admits she doesn't compare herself to supermodel sister Cara, 21
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See the full shoot and interview in this week's issue of net-a-porter.com magazine The Edit
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@placeholder, pictured in a selection of Americana-inspired designer denim and dresses, also delves into her relationship with sister and model-of-the-moment, Cara Delevingne: 'When it comes to work, I’m not competitive at all.
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A pregnant teenager whose boyfriend was jailed for beating her wants his mother to adopt their unborn baby girl to stop social services taking it away. Amy Dixon, 19, has already had her son put up for adoption by her local council and she fears she won't be able to keep her new daughter either. Her partner Scott Webb, 23, is currently in prison for beating her up after they had a row about her ex-boyfriend. As the young couple are in an abusive relationship it is expected that social services in Barrow, Cumbria, will take away Amy's second child when it is born next month.
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Amy Dixon is expecting a baby girl in March who is likely to be taken away
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Her partner Scott Webb, 23, is currently in prison for beating her up
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Their first child was seized because of their abusive relationship
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Webb's mother Wendy has offered to look after both children
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Amy Dixon wants her two-year-old son and unborn baby to be looked after by a blood relative rather than face adoption
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But social services at Cumbria County Council have rejected her request
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Moscow (CNN)As Alexander Litvinenko lay dying on his bed in a London hospital in November 2006, he was in no doubt as to who was to blame for his imminent death. The 43-year-old former Russian agent turned Kremlin critic pointed his finger directly at Vladimir Putin, then as now, Russia's strongman president. "You may succeed in silencing me but that silence comes at a price," Litvinenko said in the statement from his deathbed. "You may succeed in silencing one man but the howl of protest from around the world will reverberate, Mr. Putin, in your ears for the rest of your life."
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Alexander Litvinenko died in 2006 after being poisoned by radioactive material
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A public inquiry into the former KGB agent's poisoning death opens in London
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Russian President Vladimir Putin was accused by the ex-spy of being behind it
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By Claire Bates PUBLISHED: 06:58 EST, 15 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:43 EST, 15 October 2012 A three-year-old boy who suffered a massive stroke in the womb has stunned doctors by learning to walk, talk and see in time for his first day at nursery. Liam Maule was delivered six weeks early in August 2009 after midwives could not find his heartbeat.While twin sister Laura was born healthy, Liam had experienced massive bleeding in the left side of his brain and was severely brain damaged. The stroke could have killed an adult and mother Rosie, 34, and father Jason, 37, from Swindon, were warned he would not develop normally.
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Mother told she had to prepare to let her son go, after he suffered a brain bleed five days before he was born
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Doctors said he was unlikely to ever walk or see, but Liam achieved both milestones by the age of three
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Children up to seven years old have greater brain plasticity so can swap brain functions from one side to the other following a stroke
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@placeholder, from Swindon, said: 'As far as I knew, I had been carrying healthy twins, until I had a routine checkup when they couldn’t find his heartbeat.
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By Claire Bates PUBLISHED: 06:58 EST, 15 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:43 EST, 15 October 2012 A three-year-old boy who suffered a massive stroke in the womb has stunned doctors by learning to walk, talk and see in time for his first day at nursery. Liam Maule was delivered six weeks early in August 2009 after midwives could not find his heartbeat.While twin sister Laura was born healthy, Liam had experienced massive bleeding in the left side of his brain and was severely brain damaged. The stroke could have killed an adult and mother Rosie, 34, and father Jason, 37, from Swindon, were warned he would not develop normally.
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Mother told she had to prepare to let her son go, after he suffered a brain bleed five days before he was born
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Doctors said he was unlikely to ever walk or see, but Liam achieved both milestones by the age of three
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Children up to seven years old have greater brain plasticity so can swap brain functions from one side to the other following a stroke
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@placeholder has been advised that Liam, who needs constant care and medication to control his various health conditions, is unlikely to live beyond 30 years old.
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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 23:10 EST, 30 September 2013 | UPDATED: 05:40 EST, 1 October 2013 The headless, handless body of a man has been found stuffed in a metal drum in northwest Pennsylvania. Police have determined the victim, whom they believe to be Gerald Paul VanDyke, 55, of Union City, Pennsylvania, died of an arrow to the heart before he was decapitated and had his hands lopped off. The grim discovery took place last Friday in Rockdale Township, less than a mile from the home of Richard Alfred Houy, 68, of Cambridge Springs, who is now being held without bond on criminal homicide and other charges.
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Police believe the headless, handless body discovered in a metal drum in a rural area on Friday was Gerald Paul VanDyke, 55
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The grim discovery took place last Friday in Rockdale Township, in Pennsylvania less than a mile from the home of Richard Alfred Houy, 68
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Houy is now being held without bond on criminal homicide and other charges
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Suspect is the father of VanDyke's longtime girlfriend Tina Skelton
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Schoolchildren as young as 14 are being used as drug mules by London gangs to transport hundreds of rocks of crack cocaine to villages in the Home Counties. Scotland Yard smashed a large criminal network yesterday allegedly trafficking boys and girls to rural parishes and towns in Kent and Hampshire where they were forced to carry crack cocaine and huge quantities of heroin worth thousands of pounds. Around 250 officers swooped on eight members of a Lewisham gang suspected of recruiting children directly from south London schools and youth clubs. Over the past six months 15 boys and girls aged between 15 and 20 have been arrested in Kent and Hampshire carrying up to 200 rocks of crack cocaine or large amounts of heroin (File photo)
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250 police swooped on eight members of Lewisham gang suspected of recruiting children
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In past six months 15 children have been arrested in Kent and Hampshire carrying up to 200 rocks of crack cocaine
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Yesterday police swooped in dawn raids on six London and four Kent and Hampshire addresses, arresting eight people
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The controllers of the network stay in @placeholder most of the time and use the young people to take all the risks involved in drug dealing.
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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 12:09 EST, 11 January 2014 | UPDATED: 15:48 EST, 11 January 2014 A violent ex-con has been charged with multiple counts in the road rage shooting death of a 21-year-old female Georgia college student. Sparkles Lindsay, 22, followed Kimberly Kilgore, 21, into her gated apartment complex last year and shot her to death while her best friend sat in the passenger seat and watched in horror, police say. Ms Lindsay faces a charge of malice murder, two counts of felony murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and possession of a firearm during commission of a felony, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Sparkles Lindsay, 21, faces multiple counts in the shooting death of 22-year-old Kimberly Kilgore
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Police say a road rage incident turned into a physical altercation outside Ms Kilgore's apartment before Ms Lindsay shot her
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Ms Lindsay has multiple violent arrests in her past and had only been released from prison three months before Ms Kilgore's murder
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By Ryan Gorman PUBLISHED: 12:09 EST, 11 January 2014 | UPDATED: 15:48 EST, 11 January 2014 A violent ex-con has been charged with multiple counts in the road rage shooting death of a 21-year-old female Georgia college student. Sparkles Lindsay, 22, followed Kimberly Kilgore, 21, into her gated apartment complex last year and shot her to death while her best friend sat in the passenger seat and watched in horror, police say. Ms Lindsay faces a charge of malice murder, two counts of felony murder, aggravated assault, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and possession of a firearm during commission of a felony, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Sparkles Lindsay, 21, faces multiple counts in the shooting death of 22-year-old Kimberly Kilgore
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Police say a road rage incident turned into a physical altercation outside Ms Kilgore's apartment before Ms Lindsay shot her
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Ms Lindsay has multiple violent arrests in her past and had only been released from prison three months before Ms Kilgore's murder
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In court: Ms @placeholder appears at a court hearing last year
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German leaders are furious with Greece. Yet again they have to go back to their electorates asking for more billions to throw down the black hole that is the Hellenic Republic. They have now become so angry that they are even openly proposing that Greece's fiscal affairs be deferred to some European Commissioner, preferably one of a Teutonic disposition. Greek leaders, meanwhile, have seized upon this German "transgression" with glee. For it offers them a wonderful excuse to put on domestic display their patriotic fervor at a time when they are running low on legitimacy in the eyes of a battered, demoralized electorate.
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German and Greek politicians are at odds over who should control Greece's budget
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Greek political economist Yanis Varoufakis says both are guilty of failing to grasp the real problem
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Varoufakis says both countries mislead voters in agreeing an unsustainable rescue package for Greece
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German leaders are furious with Greece. Yet again they have to go back to their electorates asking for more billions to throw down the black hole that is the Hellenic Republic. They have now become so angry that they are even openly proposing that Greece's fiscal affairs be deferred to some European Commissioner, preferably one of a Teutonic disposition. Greek leaders, meanwhile, have seized upon this German "transgression" with glee. For it offers them a wonderful excuse to put on domestic display their patriotic fervor at a time when they are running low on legitimacy in the eyes of a battered, demoralized electorate.
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German and Greek politicians are at odds over who should control Greece's budget
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Greek political economist Yanis Varoufakis says both are guilty of failing to grasp the real problem
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Varoufakis says both countries mislead voters in agreeing an unsustainable rescue package for Greece
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It is, instead, generating @placeholder wrath among the hard working Germans (whose living standards have been under constant pressure for a decade, and who are now told they must guarantee even more zillions for the Greek state) and unbearable Sisyphean pain for Greeks caught up in a vicious cycle (from which no amount of hard work or innovative thinking can help them escape).
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German leaders are furious with Greece. Yet again they have to go back to their electorates asking for more billions to throw down the black hole that is the Hellenic Republic. They have now become so angry that they are even openly proposing that Greece's fiscal affairs be deferred to some European Commissioner, preferably one of a Teutonic disposition. Greek leaders, meanwhile, have seized upon this German "transgression" with glee. For it offers them a wonderful excuse to put on domestic display their patriotic fervor at a time when they are running low on legitimacy in the eyes of a battered, demoralized electorate.
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German and Greek politicians are at odds over who should control Greece's budget
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Greek political economist Yanis Varoufakis says both are guilty of failing to grasp the real problem
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Varoufakis says both countries mislead voters in agreeing an unsustainable rescue package for Greece
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It is, instead, generating Teutonic wrath among the hard working @placeholder (whose living standards have been under constant pressure for a decade, and who are now told they must guarantee even more zillions for the Greek state) and unbearable Sisyphean pain for Greeks caught up in a vicious cycle (from which no amount of hard work or innovative thinking can help them escape).
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(CNN) -- The saga of Trayvon Martin continued to energize thousands around the country Monday, spurring demonstrations across the United States and even turning what had been a regularly scheduled city commission meeting into a hot-ticket event. Exactly one month ago, the 17-year-old was shot dead in Sanford, Florida, while heading back from a convenience store, where he'd picked up a bag of Skittles and an iced tea. The teen's admitted shooter, neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, hasn't been charged in the case, and his lawyer has said his client shot Martin in self-defense. Yet the young victim's parents, as well as their supporters, have suggested that the shooter thought their son was "suspicious" because he was black, adding that they feel local police bungled the case in numerous ways -- chief among them, by not arresting Zimmerman.
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Trayvon Martin, 17, was shot dead 1 month ago in Sanford, Florida
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Across the country, many are demanding the man who shot him be arrested
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Martin's parents attended three events Monday in central Florida
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Rallies are held nationwide, from San Francisco to Atlanta
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(CNN) -- The saga of Trayvon Martin continued to energize thousands around the country Monday, spurring demonstrations across the United States and even turning what had been a regularly scheduled city commission meeting into a hot-ticket event. Exactly one month ago, the 17-year-old was shot dead in Sanford, Florida, while heading back from a convenience store, where he'd picked up a bag of Skittles and an iced tea. The teen's admitted shooter, neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, hasn't been charged in the case, and his lawyer has said his client shot Martin in self-defense. Yet the young victim's parents, as well as their supporters, have suggested that the shooter thought their son was "suspicious" because he was black, adding that they feel local police bungled the case in numerous ways -- chief among them, by not arresting Zimmerman.
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Trayvon Martin, 17, was shot dead 1 month ago in Sanford, Florida
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Across the country, many are demanding the man who shot him be arrested
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Martin's parents attended three events Monday in central Florida
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Rallies are held nationwide, from San Francisco to Atlanta
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(CNN) -- It's been 31 years since Stanley Guidroz first reported his 3-year-old son missing in Tacoma, Washington. Investigators, after reopening the cold case, now say the boy, Wallace Guidroz, was never missing at all and that his father had killed him. Guidroz, 57, has been charged with first-degree manslaughter after he confessed to the crime, said Pierce County Prosecutor Mark Lindquist on Tuesday. "This is another success for the Cold Case Unit," said Lindquist. "Justice matters, no matter how long it takes." Guidroz first reported his son missing in January 1983, telling Tacoma police that his son had gone missing in a neighborhood park after they had gone fishing together. Guidroz said he believed that a family they had met in the park had kidnapped him, prosecutors said.
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Stanley Guidroz has been charged with killing his 3-year-old son
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Prosecutors said Guidroz confessed after detectives interviewed him in Louisiana
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A warrant has been issued for Guidroz to return to Washington
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Guidroz is currently being held in a @placeholder prison for his wife's murder.
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By Joel Christie A school psychologist is facing federal charges after allegedly being intercepted by Homeland Security and traded child pornography online from a remote town on the Canadian border. Federal prosecutors contend William Brook downloaded hundreds of child rape photos and videos at his home in Point Roberts, a small Whatcom County community located on a peninsula with no land access to the United States. Officials say Brook was working as a psychologist for the Delta School District, which overlooks 24 elementary and seven secondary schools and is based in British Colombia. Homeland Security agents received a tip in mid-April that Brook had been buying child pornography online, according to Seattle P.I.
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William Brook is a school psychologist for the Delta School District, which encompasses 24 elementary and seven secondary schools
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He was arrested Wednesday after allegedly being caught with 334 images and videos of young children being raped
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On an online chat profile he had declared his 'love' for pre-pubescent boys under 14
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It is not believed any of the data seized involved students
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Brook lives in Point Roberts, a remote town that is part of Washington state but not accessible from the United States
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@placeholder is considered a part of the United States and Washington state, but can only be accessed through Canada.
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By Brian Marjoribanks At Sporting Lisbon's campus in Alcohete, south of the River Tagus, images of Figo and Cristiano Ronaldo decorate the walls. For now, at least, they serve as a reminder that success in football does not always have to be measured in league titles. When Real Madrid's Ronaldo secured his second Ballon d'Or earlier this year, it was the third time since 2000 that the World Player of the Year had been a graduate of the Portuguese club's fabled academy. Of all of Europe's talent factories, only Barcelona's famed La Masia can beat Sporting's record. Yet while the senior side have not won a Primera Liga title since 2002, there was progress last season at the Estadio Jose Alvalade, Sporting's impressive, modern 50,000-capacity stadium. A second-place finish in the league represented a fair improvement on seventh the previous season.
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Ryan Gauld moved to Sporting Lisbon on a six-year contract
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Scottish teenager nicknamed 'Baby Messi' after Barcelona ace Lionel Messi
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Gauld left Dundee United for Portugal in a £3million move
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It will cost £48m to buy the 18-year-old out of his Sporting Lisbon contract
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I suspect @placeholder will have a four-year plan for Ryan to improve him then sell him on for a big profit.
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By Brian Marjoribanks At Sporting Lisbon's campus in Alcohete, south of the River Tagus, images of Figo and Cristiano Ronaldo decorate the walls. For now, at least, they serve as a reminder that success in football does not always have to be measured in league titles. When Real Madrid's Ronaldo secured his second Ballon d'Or earlier this year, it was the third time since 2000 that the World Player of the Year had been a graduate of the Portuguese club's fabled academy. Of all of Europe's talent factories, only Barcelona's famed La Masia can beat Sporting's record. Yet while the senior side have not won a Primera Liga title since 2002, there was progress last season at the Estadio Jose Alvalade, Sporting's impressive, modern 50,000-capacity stadium. A second-place finish in the league represented a fair improvement on seventh the previous season.
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Ryan Gauld moved to Sporting Lisbon on a six-year contract
@highlight
Scottish teenager nicknamed 'Baby Messi' after Barcelona ace Lionel Messi
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Gauld left Dundee United for Portugal in a £3million move
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It will cost £48m to buy the 18-year-old out of his Sporting Lisbon contract
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'It will be hard for @placeholder, adjusting to the culture and the language, and when the league kicks off next month it will be roasting hot.
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By Brian Marjoribanks At Sporting Lisbon's campus in Alcohete, south of the River Tagus, images of Figo and Cristiano Ronaldo decorate the walls. For now, at least, they serve as a reminder that success in football does not always have to be measured in league titles. When Real Madrid's Ronaldo secured his second Ballon d'Or earlier this year, it was the third time since 2000 that the World Player of the Year had been a graduate of the Portuguese club's fabled academy. Of all of Europe's talent factories, only Barcelona's famed La Masia can beat Sporting's record. Yet while the senior side have not won a Primera Liga title since 2002, there was progress last season at the Estadio Jose Alvalade, Sporting's impressive, modern 50,000-capacity stadium. A second-place finish in the league represented a fair improvement on seventh the previous season.
@highlight
Ryan Gauld moved to Sporting Lisbon on a six-year contract
@highlight
Scottish teenager nicknamed 'Baby Messi' after Barcelona ace Lionel Messi
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Gauld left Dundee United for Portugal in a £3million move
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It will cost £48m to buy the 18-year-old out of his Sporting Lisbon contract
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'It's going to be very different to what @placeholder is used to.
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By Brian Marjoribanks At Sporting Lisbon's campus in Alcohete, south of the River Tagus, images of Figo and Cristiano Ronaldo decorate the walls. For now, at least, they serve as a reminder that success in football does not always have to be measured in league titles. When Real Madrid's Ronaldo secured his second Ballon d'Or earlier this year, it was the third time since 2000 that the World Player of the Year had been a graduate of the Portuguese club's fabled academy. Of all of Europe's talent factories, only Barcelona's famed La Masia can beat Sporting's record. Yet while the senior side have not won a Primera Liga title since 2002, there was progress last season at the Estadio Jose Alvalade, Sporting's impressive, modern 50,000-capacity stadium. A second-place finish in the league represented a fair improvement on seventh the previous season.
@highlight
Ryan Gauld moved to Sporting Lisbon on a six-year contract
@highlight
Scottish teenager nicknamed 'Baby Messi' after Barcelona ace Lionel Messi
@highlight
Gauld left Dundee United for Portugal in a £3million move
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It will cost £48m to buy the 18-year-old out of his Sporting Lisbon contract
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'I didn't get the chance to play at the @placeholder but I did play against Sporting Lisbon at home.
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By Brian Marjoribanks At Sporting Lisbon's campus in Alcohete, south of the River Tagus, images of Figo and Cristiano Ronaldo decorate the walls. For now, at least, they serve as a reminder that success in football does not always have to be measured in league titles. When Real Madrid's Ronaldo secured his second Ballon d'Or earlier this year, it was the third time since 2000 that the World Player of the Year had been a graduate of the Portuguese club's fabled academy. Of all of Europe's talent factories, only Barcelona's famed La Masia can beat Sporting's record. Yet while the senior side have not won a Primera Liga title since 2002, there was progress last season at the Estadio Jose Alvalade, Sporting's impressive, modern 50,000-capacity stadium. A second-place finish in the league represented a fair improvement on seventh the previous season.
@highlight
Ryan Gauld moved to Sporting Lisbon on a six-year contract
@highlight
Scottish teenager nicknamed 'Baby Messi' after Barcelona ace Lionel Messi
@highlight
Gauld left Dundee United for Portugal in a £3million move
@highlight
It will cost £48m to buy the 18-year-old out of his Sporting Lisbon contract
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'My advice to @placeholder would be to enjoy the challenge and the opportunity but also try to learn the language.
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A brave Aussie nurse fighting the war against the devastating disease that is Ebola has shared her story from deep inside 'the Ebola death zone'. Anne Carey, 56, from Esperence in Western Australia has been on the front line in Africa since the outbreak of the killer virus, and has no regrets despite playing almost daily witness to suffering and fatality. She was one of the first Australians to arrive in Sierra Leone, as the disease began to take a deadly hold on the west African country, and speaking to 60 Minutes she revealed the horror and heartbreak of her work.
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Anne Carey has been working in Sierra Leone's Ebola hospitals for several months as part of the Red Cross
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The volunteer nurse was one of the first Australians to make it into the so-called 'death zone'
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She tells of the heartache of watching defenceless babies lose their battle against the killer
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At least 10,000 people have died since the 2013 outbreak in west Africa
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Her story featured Sunday night on 60 Minutes Australia on the Nine Network
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The awful reality of working in Ebola afflicted areas in west Africa, as @placeholder workers bury another victim of the virus at the nearby cemetery
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A brave Aussie nurse fighting the war against the devastating disease that is Ebola has shared her story from deep inside 'the Ebola death zone'. Anne Carey, 56, from Esperence in Western Australia has been on the front line in Africa since the outbreak of the killer virus, and has no regrets despite playing almost daily witness to suffering and fatality. She was one of the first Australians to arrive in Sierra Leone, as the disease began to take a deadly hold on the west African country, and speaking to 60 Minutes she revealed the horror and heartbreak of her work.
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Anne Carey has been working in Sierra Leone's Ebola hospitals for several months as part of the Red Cross
@highlight
The volunteer nurse was one of the first Australians to make it into the so-called 'death zone'
@highlight
She tells of the heartache of watching defenceless babies lose their battle against the killer
@highlight
At least 10,000 people have died since the 2013 outbreak in west Africa
@highlight
Her story featured Sunday night on 60 Minutes Australia on the Nine Network
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Anne Carey is one of 27 Australian @placeholder aid workers sent to tackle Ebola, working with more than 200 international Red Cross staff members and upwards of 6,100 local volunteers in West Africa.
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A brave Aussie nurse fighting the war against the devastating disease that is Ebola has shared her story from deep inside 'the Ebola death zone'. Anne Carey, 56, from Esperence in Western Australia has been on the front line in Africa since the outbreak of the killer virus, and has no regrets despite playing almost daily witness to suffering and fatality. She was one of the first Australians to arrive in Sierra Leone, as the disease began to take a deadly hold on the west African country, and speaking to 60 Minutes she revealed the horror and heartbreak of her work.
@highlight
Anne Carey has been working in Sierra Leone's Ebola hospitals for several months as part of the Red Cross
@highlight
The volunteer nurse was one of the first Australians to make it into the so-called 'death zone'
@highlight
She tells of the heartache of watching defenceless babies lose their battle against the killer
@highlight
At least 10,000 people have died since the 2013 outbreak in west Africa
@highlight
Her story featured Sunday night on 60 Minutes Australia on the Nine Network
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Anne Carey is one of 27 Australian Red Cross aid workers sent to tackle Ebola, working with more than 200 international Red Cross staff members and upwards of 6,100 local volunteers in @placeholder.
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A sideline reporter got a little too close to the action during Sunday night’s football game and got hit in the face with a ball for her troubles. Fox NFL reporter Pam Oliver was filming a pre-game link during warm-ups on Sunday when she was caught by an errant throw from backup Indianapolis QB Chandler Harnish. The Indianapolis Colts were in New York to take on the Giants ahead of the new season which starts next month. Scroll down for video Incoming: An unsuspecting Oliver just before she gets hit by the football Smack: Fox NFL reporter Oliver was filming a pre-game link when she got caught on the side of the head
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Pam Oliver was filming a pre-game link when she got hit on the side of the head
@highlight
The errant ball was thrown by backup QB Chandler Harnish - the NFL's Mr Irrelevant in 2012
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He has since apologized and promised to send Oliver some flowers
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Later she and @placeholder were spotted hugging and making up.
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A sideline reporter got a little too close to the action during Sunday night’s football game and got hit in the face with a ball for her troubles. Fox NFL reporter Pam Oliver was filming a pre-game link during warm-ups on Sunday when she was caught by an errant throw from backup Indianapolis QB Chandler Harnish. The Indianapolis Colts were in New York to take on the Giants ahead of the new season which starts next month. Scroll down for video Incoming: An unsuspecting Oliver just before she gets hit by the football Smack: Fox NFL reporter Oliver was filming a pre-game link when she got caught on the side of the head
@highlight
Pam Oliver was filming a pre-game link when she got hit on the side of the head
@highlight
The errant ball was thrown by backup QB Chandler Harnish - the NFL's Mr Irrelevant in 2012
@highlight
He has since apologized and promised to send Oliver some flowers
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Would like to take this time to apologize to @placeholder, for the bad pass to the face.. Be expecting flowers in the mail soon!
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A sideline reporter got a little too close to the action during Sunday night’s football game and got hit in the face with a ball for her troubles. Fox NFL reporter Pam Oliver was filming a pre-game link during warm-ups on Sunday when she was caught by an errant throw from backup Indianapolis QB Chandler Harnish. The Indianapolis Colts were in New York to take on the Giants ahead of the new season which starts next month. Scroll down for video Incoming: An unsuspecting Oliver just before she gets hit by the football Smack: Fox NFL reporter Oliver was filming a pre-game link when she got caught on the side of the head
@highlight
Pam Oliver was filming a pre-game link when she got hit on the side of the head
@highlight
The errant ball was thrown by backup QB Chandler Harnish - the NFL's Mr Irrelevant in 2012
@highlight
He has since apologized and promised to send Oliver some flowers
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‘Would like to take this time to apologize to @placeholder, for the bad pass to the face.. Be expecting flowers in the mail soon!
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(CNN) -- Security has been stepped up around a prominent Australian Muslim leader after Twitter threats from a Sydney-based militant seen in recent photos clutching severed heads in Syria. In a tweet that's since been deleted, a man believed to be Mohamed Elomar offered $1,000 for information on the whereabouts of Dr. Jamal Rifi and his five children. "Anyone in Sydney who can give me the details of Habashi dog Dr Jamal Rifi, anything, house details, wat area am willing to pay $1000," the tweet said. Rifi is a general practitioner and outspoken community leader who this week condemned shocking images posted on social media by convicted terrorist Khaled Sharrouf of his seven-year-old child holding a mutilated head.
@highlight
Australian tweets bounty for information on outspoken Muslim leader
@highlight
Mohamed Elomar is believed to be in Syria, fighting with ISIS
@highlight
Elomar posted photos of himself holding severed heads of fighters
@highlight
Sharrouf shocked world with photo of young son holding mutilated head
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The senior @placeholder is currently serving a minimum 21-year sentence for the plot, which involved the manufacture of explosives for a "potentially catastrophic" attack.
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(CNN) -- Security has been stepped up around a prominent Australian Muslim leader after Twitter threats from a Sydney-based militant seen in recent photos clutching severed heads in Syria. In a tweet that's since been deleted, a man believed to be Mohamed Elomar offered $1,000 for information on the whereabouts of Dr. Jamal Rifi and his five children. "Anyone in Sydney who can give me the details of Habashi dog Dr Jamal Rifi, anything, house details, wat area am willing to pay $1000," the tweet said. Rifi is a general practitioner and outspoken community leader who this week condemned shocking images posted on social media by convicted terrorist Khaled Sharrouf of his seven-year-old child holding a mutilated head.
@highlight
Australian tweets bounty for information on outspoken Muslim leader
@highlight
Mohamed Elomar is believed to be in Syria, fighting with ISIS
@highlight
Elomar posted photos of himself holding severed heads of fighters
@highlight
Sharrouf shocked world with photo of young son holding mutilated head
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The latest tweets attributed to @placeholder came from the now suspended Twitter handle @abu hafs ozzie.
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248
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]
}
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(CNN) -- Security has been stepped up around a prominent Australian Muslim leader after Twitter threats from a Sydney-based militant seen in recent photos clutching severed heads in Syria. In a tweet that's since been deleted, a man believed to be Mohamed Elomar offered $1,000 for information on the whereabouts of Dr. Jamal Rifi and his five children. "Anyone in Sydney who can give me the details of Habashi dog Dr Jamal Rifi, anything, house details, wat area am willing to pay $1000," the tweet said. Rifi is a general practitioner and outspoken community leader who this week condemned shocking images posted on social media by convicted terrorist Khaled Sharrouf of his seven-year-old child holding a mutilated head.
@highlight
Australian tweets bounty for information on outspoken Muslim leader
@highlight
Mohamed Elomar is believed to be in Syria, fighting with ISIS
@highlight
Elomar posted photos of himself holding severed heads of fighters
@highlight
Sharrouf shocked world with photo of young son holding mutilated head
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@placeholder followed in the early 1980s and has become a respected member of the community for his efforts in breaking down religious barriers.
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320
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"text": [
"Jamal Rifi"
]
}
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(CNN) -- Security has been stepped up around a prominent Australian Muslim leader after Twitter threats from a Sydney-based militant seen in recent photos clutching severed heads in Syria. In a tweet that's since been deleted, a man believed to be Mohamed Elomar offered $1,000 for information on the whereabouts of Dr. Jamal Rifi and his five children. "Anyone in Sydney who can give me the details of Habashi dog Dr Jamal Rifi, anything, house details, wat area am willing to pay $1000," the tweet said. Rifi is a general practitioner and outspoken community leader who this week condemned shocking images posted on social media by convicted terrorist Khaled Sharrouf of his seven-year-old child holding a mutilated head.
@highlight
Australian tweets bounty for information on outspoken Muslim leader
@highlight
Mohamed Elomar is believed to be in Syria, fighting with ISIS
@highlight
Elomar posted photos of himself holding severed heads of fighters
@highlight
Sharrouf shocked world with photo of young son holding mutilated head
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Mohamed's father would support him "100%," @placeholder said, though he added he hadn't spoken to him since the threats were made.
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320
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By Rose Parker Last updated at 6:10 PM on 20th September 2011 Assassinated: Burhanuddin Rabbani was killed by a suicide bomber A former Afghan president was today assassinated by a suicide bomber who had concealed explosives in his turban. Burhanuddin Rabbani had been heading a government peace council set up to build contacts with the Taliban. Four of his bodyguards also died and a key presidential adviser was wounded. President Hamid Karzai cut short a visit to the U.S. over the attack, which dealt a harsh blow to peace efforts after a decade of war. The turban bomber entered Rabbani's house in the capital Kabul on Tuesday evening and blew himself up inside, Mohammad Zahir, the chief of criminal investigation for the Kabul police.
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Burhanuddin Rabbani headed peace council to build contacts with the Taliban
@highlight
Hamid Karzai cuts short visit to U.S. to deal with attack
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After he was driven from @placeholder in 1996, he became the nominal head of
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By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor The Conservatives have surged into a lead in the opinion polls for the first time in two years. David Cameron's party is now two points ahead of Labour as Ed Miliband faces growing pressure that voters do not seem him as the next Prime Minister. It is a major boost for the Prime Minister who spent the day on the campaign trail with Boris Johnson, with the two men winning a game of table football, a victory for what Mr Cameron called the Blue Team. The Blue Team: David Cameron and Boris Johnson tried their hand at table football on a visit to Harrow Skills Centre
@highlight
Conservatives 34%, Labour 32%, Ukip 15%, Lib Dems 9%, says poll
@highlight
Tories ahead for first time since before 2012 'omnishambles' Budget
@highlight
Huge blow for Miliband with less than a year to go until the general election
@highlight
David Cameron and Boris Johnson appear together on campaign trail
@highlight
They mix cement, play table football and buy strawberries during tour
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It is also likely to cause further dismay in the @placeholder, with those around Mr Miliband fearing he is failing to cut through with voters.
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Many people may feel that they have spent a great deal of time on the A1 road, which connects London and Edinburgh. But the route has been in use for a staggering 10,000 years, according to newly-discovered archaeological evidence. A Mesolithic settlement, which has been compared to a modern-day service station, has been unearthed by researchers alongside the A1 near Catterick in North Yorkshire. Scroll down for video The route, which is now the A1 between London and Edinburgh, may have been in use for a staggering 10,000 years, newly-discovered archaeological evidence suggests. Experts have discovered ancient artefacts during the widening of the road through North Yorkshire (pictured)
@highlight
Mesolithic settlement was unearthed near Catterick in North Yorkshire
@highlight
Site beside the A1 was used as an overnight shelter 10,000 years ago
@highlight
This means the route predates previous estimates it was built by Romans
@highlight
Flint tools dating back to between 6000 and 8000 BC were found at the site
@highlight
The dig took place at known Roman settlements before the widening of a section of the road takes place
@highlight
Dere Street runs alongside the modern A1 and the experts are focusing on a Roman town where they have found fragments of glass and a bowl
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Near Cataractonium is evidence of Iron Age settlements and cremations
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‘We are still finding extremely clear evidence of how people used to live here almost 2,000 years ago during the @placeholder period.’
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Many people may feel that they have spent a great deal of time on the A1 road, which connects London and Edinburgh. But the route has been in use for a staggering 10,000 years, according to newly-discovered archaeological evidence. A Mesolithic settlement, which has been compared to a modern-day service station, has been unearthed by researchers alongside the A1 near Catterick in North Yorkshire. Scroll down for video The route, which is now the A1 between London and Edinburgh, may have been in use for a staggering 10,000 years, newly-discovered archaeological evidence suggests. Experts have discovered ancient artefacts during the widening of the road through North Yorkshire (pictured)
@highlight
Mesolithic settlement was unearthed near Catterick in North Yorkshire
@highlight
Site beside the A1 was used as an overnight shelter 10,000 years ago
@highlight
This means the route predates previous estimates it was built by Romans
@highlight
Flint tools dating back to between 6000 and 8000 BC were found at the site
@highlight
The dig took place at known Roman settlements before the widening of a section of the road takes place
@highlight
Dere Street runs alongside the modern A1 and the experts are focusing on a Roman town where they have found fragments of glass and a bowl
@highlight
Near Cataractonium is evidence of Iron Age settlements and cremations
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‘To find an Iron Age settlement with Iron Age activity and even cremations gives us an inkling again as to what life was like before the @placeholder period.’
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Dublin (CNN) -- The day of the Gen. McChrystal mea culpa last week, an Afghan friend of mine, whom we can call Osman, drove from Kandahar city to his native village. A group of Taliban stopped the car and demanded to search Osman and his companions. This search has become a fact of life since the movement re-established its control over villages in Panjwai, a district in Kandahar province. The head of the armed group was the 20-year-old son of Osman's tenant farmer. Not far below a superficial politeness, the young Talib fighter deliberately humiliated someone who, according to Kandahari norms, was his senior.
@highlight
Michael Semple says new crop of Afghan Taliban made bold by guns, jihad authority
@highlight
Forces face this constant supply of fighters, he says, as well as kleptocratic government
@highlight
He says COIN goals of forming government and security forces won't be reached by 2011
@highlight
Semple: Making common cause with reasonable parts of insurgency key to success
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Osman's encounter with his tenant @placeholder gives a clue to the steady supply of insurgent fighters and commanders.
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Sanaa, Yemen (CNN)A huge explosion killed at least 23 people and wounded 48 others during a Houthi gathering in the central Yemeni province of Ibb on Wednesday, Yemen's Interior Ministry said. The explosion took place in the local cultural center, where the Houthis were preparing for the celebration of the Prophet Mohammed's birthday, which will take place Saturday. The governor of Ibb was present at the location of the attack but fled unharmed. The injured were taken to Al Thawra and Al Manar hospitals. Police officials said the number killed had risen from an earlier tally of 16 after several of the critically injured died from their wounds.
@highlight
The death toll from the blast is now 23, with 48 wounded, Interior Ministry says
@highlight
The explosion targeted a Houthi gathering in Ibb province
@highlight
Ibb's governor survived the blast and fled, unharmed
@highlight
Houthis have taken control of Yemen's capital and won territory from al Qaeda fighters
|
Local security officials told CNN the attack had the hallmarks of @placeholder.
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"al Qaeda"
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By Chris Parsons UPDATED: 11:35 EST, 6 January 2012 Afghan President Hamid Karzai demanded today that the U.S. detention center at Bagram Air Base be handed over to his country's control in the next month. Karzai also demanded that all Afghan citizens held by the coalition troops across the nation should be returned. A presidential statement released today said that keeping Afghan citizens imprisoned without trial violates the country's constitution, as well as international human rights conventions. Unfair: Afghan president Hamid Karzai said keeping his country's citizens in the Bagram detention center violates Afghanistan's constitution The prison, inside the sprawling U.S. base at Bagram north of Kabul, abuts a well-known public detention center known as Parwan, which is run jointly by Afghan authorities and the U.S. military.
@highlight
Afghan President says holding citizens at Bagram breaches their human rights
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Karzai said the work to return citizens from @placeholder, where a guard can here be seen standing by a cell, should do done within the next month (file picture)
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