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[
"WaMu",
"Washington Mutual"
] |
{
"passage": 87,
"query": 137
}
|
Query: (In Fishman's defense, it's tough to blame @placeholder's failure on his leadership alone; it seems highly unlikely that any CEO, however determined, could crash such a large thrift in just two weeks.)
Entities: Yankees, BMW, Fishman, Washington Mutual, Lakers, Mental Floss, Disney, Carl Pavano, American Dream, Billy Dee Williams, Michael Ovitz, WaMu, Alan Fishman
Passage: (Mental Floss) -- Work hard, get promoted, succeed in your new post, and eventually you'll start earning the big money. This progression seems like a firmly ingrained part of the American Dream, and it's certainly worked for a lot of people. Michael Ovitz spent $6 million on office renovations, Lakers tickets, and a BMW, among other expenses. However, these steps aren't absolutely necessary to fatten your bank account, as Washington Mutual CEO Alan Fishman learned last week. When WaMu failed and was seized by government regulators, Fishman had been on the job for just 17 days. However, he was contractually guaranteed $11.6 million in cash severance on top of the $7.5 million signing bonus he got for taking the job. Washington Mutual's Alan Fishman got about $20 million for 17 days of work. Disney dumped Michael Ovitz after only 16 months and paid him $100 million. Actor Billy Dee Williams' "pay-or-play" clause paid him money for not acting. Yankees paid Carl Pavano $39.9 million to start only 26 baseball games in 4 years
|
WaMu
|
[
"WaMu",
"Washington Mutual"
] |
{
"passage": 87,
"query": 137
}
|
Query: (In Fishman's defense, it's tough to blame @placeholder's failure on his leadership alone; it seems highly unlikely that any CEO, however determined, could crash such a large thrift in just two weeks.)
Entities: Yankees, BMW, Fishman, Washington Mutual, Lakers, Mental Floss, Disney, Carl Pavano, American Dream, Billy Dee Williams, Michael Ovitz, WaMu, Alan Fishman
Passage: (Mental Floss) -- Work hard, get promoted, succeed in your new post, and eventually you'll start earning the big money. This progression seems like a firmly ingrained part of the American Dream, and it's certainly worked for a lot of people. Michael Ovitz spent $6 million on office renovations, Lakers tickets, and a BMW, among other expenses. However, these steps aren't absolutely necessary to fatten your bank account, as Washington Mutual CEO Alan Fishman learned last week. When WaMu failed and was seized by government regulators, Fishman had been on the job for just 17 days. However, he was contractually guaranteed $11.6 million in cash severance on top of the $7.5 million signing bonus he got for taking the job. Washington Mutual's Alan Fishman got about $20 million for 17 days of work. Disney dumped Michael Ovitz after only 16 months and paid him $100 million. Actor Billy Dee Williams' "pay-or-play" clause paid him money for not acting. Yankees paid Carl Pavano $39.9 million to start only 26 baseball games in 4 years
|
Washington Mutual
|
[
"Yankees"
] |
{
"passage": 87,
"query": 138
}
|
Query: If you want proof, just mention the name Carl Pavano to @placeholder fans and watch as their faces contort in terror.
Entities: Yankees, BMW, Fishman, Washington Mutual, Lakers, Mental Floss, Disney, Carl Pavano, American Dream, Billy Dee Williams, Michael Ovitz, WaMu, Alan Fishman
Passage: (Mental Floss) -- Work hard, get promoted, succeed in your new post, and eventually you'll start earning the big money. This progression seems like a firmly ingrained part of the American Dream, and it's certainly worked for a lot of people. Michael Ovitz spent $6 million on office renovations, Lakers tickets, and a BMW, among other expenses. However, these steps aren't absolutely necessary to fatten your bank account, as Washington Mutual CEO Alan Fishman learned last week. When WaMu failed and was seized by government regulators, Fishman had been on the job for just 17 days. However, he was contractually guaranteed $11.6 million in cash severance on top of the $7.5 million signing bonus he got for taking the job. Washington Mutual's Alan Fishman got about $20 million for 17 days of work. Disney dumped Michael Ovitz after only 16 months and paid him $100 million. Actor Billy Dee Williams' "pay-or-play" clause paid him money for not acting. Yankees paid Carl Pavano $39.9 million to start only 26 baseball games in 4 years
|
Yankees
|
[
"Carl Pavano"
] |
{
"passage": 87,
"query": 139
}
|
Query: To make matters worse, on the rare occasions when @placeholder was healthy he wasn't very good at baseball.
Entities: Yankees, BMW, Fishman, Washington Mutual, Lakers, Mental Floss, Disney, Carl Pavano, American Dream, Billy Dee Williams, Michael Ovitz, WaMu, Alan Fishman
Passage: (Mental Floss) -- Work hard, get promoted, succeed in your new post, and eventually you'll start earning the big money. This progression seems like a firmly ingrained part of the American Dream, and it's certainly worked for a lot of people. Michael Ovitz spent $6 million on office renovations, Lakers tickets, and a BMW, among other expenses. However, these steps aren't absolutely necessary to fatten your bank account, as Washington Mutual CEO Alan Fishman learned last week. When WaMu failed and was seized by government regulators, Fishman had been on the job for just 17 days. However, he was contractually guaranteed $11.6 million in cash severance on top of the $7.5 million signing bonus he got for taking the job. Washington Mutual's Alan Fishman got about $20 million for 17 days of work. Disney dumped Michael Ovitz after only 16 months and paid him $100 million. Actor Billy Dee Williams' "pay-or-play" clause paid him money for not acting. Yankees paid Carl Pavano $39.9 million to start only 26 baseball games in 4 years
|
Carl Pavano
|
[
"Bashar al-Assad",
"al-Assad"
] |
{
"passage": 88,
"query": 140
}
|
Query: Al-Assad has not been able to crush the opposition, and opposition seems nowhere near to dislodging @placeholder.
Entities: Tahrir Square, Al-Assad, Egypt, Annan, Bahrain, Pearl Square, Aleppo, Bashar al-Assad, Kofi Annan, Syria, CNN, Damascus, Randa Slim, al-Assad
Passage: (CNN) -- The six-point peace plan for Syria proposed by Kofi Annan is doomed to fail for one simple reason: Neither President Bashar al-Assad nor the government opposition is interested in making it work. For al-Assad, full implementation of the plan, which includes a political settlement through dialogue and respect for the rights of citizens to demonstrate peacefully, will bring an end to his regime. From the onset of the uprisings, his government knew that a repeat of the protests in Egypt's Tahrir Square or Bahrain's Pearl Square in Damascus or Aleppo will mean regime change. Al-Assad and his inner circle are not about to create conditions that are conducive for such sit-ins just because the Annan plan calls on them to do so. Randa Slim: The peace plan for Syria proposed by Kofi Annan is doomed to fail. Slim: After more than a year of uprisings, Syria is still stuck in a violent stalemate. She says one possible game changer is if the protests in Syria become more widespread. Slim: Members in local councils are Syria's best hope for future leadership
|
Bashar al-Assad
|
[
"Bashar al-Assad",
"al-Assad"
] |
{
"passage": 88,
"query": 140
}
|
Query: Al-Assad has not been able to crush the opposition, and opposition seems nowhere near to dislodging @placeholder.
Entities: Tahrir Square, Al-Assad, Egypt, Annan, Bahrain, Pearl Square, Aleppo, Bashar al-Assad, Kofi Annan, Syria, CNN, Damascus, Randa Slim, al-Assad
Passage: (CNN) -- The six-point peace plan for Syria proposed by Kofi Annan is doomed to fail for one simple reason: Neither President Bashar al-Assad nor the government opposition is interested in making it work. For al-Assad, full implementation of the plan, which includes a political settlement through dialogue and respect for the rights of citizens to demonstrate peacefully, will bring an end to his regime. From the onset of the uprisings, his government knew that a repeat of the protests in Egypt's Tahrir Square or Bahrain's Pearl Square in Damascus or Aleppo will mean regime change. Al-Assad and his inner circle are not about to create conditions that are conducive for such sit-ins just because the Annan plan calls on them to do so. Randa Slim: The peace plan for Syria proposed by Kofi Annan is doomed to fail. Slim: After more than a year of uprisings, Syria is still stuck in a violent stalemate. She says one possible game changer is if the protests in Syria become more widespread. Slim: Members in local councils are Syria's best hope for future leadership
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al-Assad
|
[
"Mitt Romney",
"Romney"
] |
{
"passage": 89,
"query": 141
}
|
Query: What @placeholder, who after disparaging 47% of Americans for being dependents has insisted there was nothing wrong in what he said, fails to understand is that presidential apologies are nothing new.
Entities: Rwanda, George W. Bush, Mills, Clinton, Japanese, Prophet Mohammed, Cairo Embassy, CNN, Libyan, Mitt Romney, Romney, WWII, Quran, J. Christopher Stevens, Nicolaus Mills, Reagan, State Department, America, Libya, Obama
Passage: (CNN) -- Mitt Romney hates apologies. That's why he leaped to the conclusion that, in the wake of the killing of Libya Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other State Department employees, the Obama administration had issued an apology for America's actions. "It's a terrible course for America to stand in apology for our values," Romney declared. "It's disgraceful that the Obama administration's first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks." What Romney called a disgraceful response by the Obama administration to the Libyan killings was in fact a statement issued before the killings by America's Cairo Embassy condemning an anti-Islam film that portrays the Prophet Mohammed as a child molester. Nicolaus Mills: Romney's hatred of apologies shows in his book's title: "No Apology" Mills: Romney slammed Obama "apology" that was never made; but he forgets history. Mills: Clinton apologized for Rwanda, Reagan apologized for WWII Japanese internments. Mills: Even George W. Bush said he was sorry for sniper using Quran for target practice
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Mitt Romney
|
[
"Mitt Romney",
"Romney"
] |
{
"passage": 89,
"query": 141
}
|
Query: What @placeholder, who after disparaging 47% of Americans for being dependents has insisted there was nothing wrong in what he said, fails to understand is that presidential apologies are nothing new.
Entities: Rwanda, George W. Bush, Mills, Clinton, Japanese, Prophet Mohammed, Cairo Embassy, CNN, Libyan, Mitt Romney, Romney, WWII, Quran, J. Christopher Stevens, Nicolaus Mills, Reagan, State Department, America, Libya, Obama
Passage: (CNN) -- Mitt Romney hates apologies. That's why he leaped to the conclusion that, in the wake of the killing of Libya Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other State Department employees, the Obama administration had issued an apology for America's actions. "It's a terrible course for America to stand in apology for our values," Romney declared. "It's disgraceful that the Obama administration's first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks." What Romney called a disgraceful response by the Obama administration to the Libyan killings was in fact a statement issued before the killings by America's Cairo Embassy condemning an anti-Islam film that portrays the Prophet Mohammed as a child molester. Nicolaus Mills: Romney's hatred of apologies shows in his book's title: "No Apology" Mills: Romney slammed Obama "apology" that was never made; but he forgets history. Mills: Clinton apologized for Rwanda, Reagan apologized for WWII Japanese internments. Mills: Even George W. Bush said he was sorry for sniper using Quran for target practice
|
Romney
|
[
"Clinton"
] |
{
"passage": 89,
"query": 142
}
|
Query: The impacts that Reagan, @placeholder and Bush hoped their individual apologies would have turned out to be as different as their politics.
Entities: Rwanda, George W. Bush, Mills, Clinton, Japanese, Prophet Mohammed, Cairo Embassy, CNN, Libyan, Mitt Romney, Romney, WWII, Quran, J. Christopher Stevens, Nicolaus Mills, Reagan, State Department, America, Libya, Obama
Passage: (CNN) -- Mitt Romney hates apologies. That's why he leaped to the conclusion that, in the wake of the killing of Libya Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens and three other State Department employees, the Obama administration had issued an apology for America's actions. "It's a terrible course for America to stand in apology for our values," Romney declared. "It's disgraceful that the Obama administration's first response was not to condemn attacks on our diplomatic missions but to sympathize with those who waged the attacks." What Romney called a disgraceful response by the Obama administration to the Libyan killings was in fact a statement issued before the killings by America's Cairo Embassy condemning an anti-Islam film that portrays the Prophet Mohammed as a child molester. Nicolaus Mills: Romney's hatred of apologies shows in his book's title: "No Apology" Mills: Romney slammed Obama "apology" that was never made; but he forgets history. Mills: Clinton apologized for Rwanda, Reagan apologized for WWII Japanese internments. Mills: Even George W. Bush said he was sorry for sniper using Quran for target practice
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Clinton
|
[
"Hamilton",
"Lewis Hamilton"
] |
{
"passage": 90,
"query": 143
}
|
Query: 'We've had some difficult weekends throughout this season, but if I'm honest, looking back at it now, I wouldn't want it any other way,' said @placeholder on the team's official website.
Entities: Lewis Hamilton, Ian Parkes, Hungarian, Felipe Massa, German, Mercedes, Formula One, Hungary, Press Association, Hamilton, Williams, Grand Prix, British, Nico Rosberg
Passage: By Ian Parkes, Press Association Lewis Hamilton heads into Formula One's summer break with a smile on his face after believing he has proven himself in times of adversity. Hamilton could have been cut severely adrift of Mercedes team-mate and title rival Nico Rosberg in the championship standings following disastrous qualifying sessions in the last two races. But from 20th on the grid in the German Grand Prix following a brake disc failure, and a pit-lane start in Hungary on Sunday in the wake of a fire sparked by a fuel leak, Hamilton battled through to third on both occasions. Lewis Hamilton just 11 points behind Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg. British driver finished third in Hungarian Grand Prix last Sunday. Comfortable in car, insists he can push on to win championship. Felipe Massa believes Williams will be competitive again upon restart
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Hamilton
|
[
"Hamilton",
"Lewis Hamilton"
] |
{
"passage": 90,
"query": 143
}
|
Query: 'We've had some difficult weekends throughout this season, but if I'm honest, looking back at it now, I wouldn't want it any other way,' said @placeholder on the team's official website.
Entities: Lewis Hamilton, Ian Parkes, Hungarian, Felipe Massa, German, Mercedes, Formula One, Hungary, Press Association, Hamilton, Williams, Grand Prix, British, Nico Rosberg
Passage: By Ian Parkes, Press Association Lewis Hamilton heads into Formula One's summer break with a smile on his face after believing he has proven himself in times of adversity. Hamilton could have been cut severely adrift of Mercedes team-mate and title rival Nico Rosberg in the championship standings following disastrous qualifying sessions in the last two races. But from 20th on the grid in the German Grand Prix following a brake disc failure, and a pit-lane start in Hungary on Sunday in the wake of a fire sparked by a fuel leak, Hamilton battled through to third on both occasions. Lewis Hamilton just 11 points behind Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg. British driver finished third in Hungarian Grand Prix last Sunday. Comfortable in car, insists he can push on to win championship. Felipe Massa believes Williams will be competitive again upon restart
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Lewis Hamilton
|
[
"Reading"
] |
{
"passage": 91,
"query": 144
}
|
Query: New Bolton singing Gudjohnsen watched on from the stands as his new side faced @placeholder
Entities: Greece, Iceland, France, England, Reading, Eidur Gudjohnsen, Icelander, Barcelona, Bolton, Stoke, Gudjohnsen, Bolton Wanderers, Chelsea, Belgium, Fulham, Tottenham, Wanderers
Passage: Eidur Gudjohnsen is aiming to turn back the clock and thrill Bolton fans again after the 36-year-old returned 'home' 14 years since he last played for Wanderers. The veteran Icelander is back at the club he first joined in 1998, aiming to experience a late-career renaissance having returned to these shores following short stints with Tottenham, Stoke and Fulham. Gudjohnsen embarked on an upward trajectory when he left Bolton in 2000, enjoying trophy-laden spells at Chelsea and Barcelona, but he has failed to settle since despite playing in France, England, Greece and Belgium. Eidur Gudjohnsen looked delighted to be back at Bolton Wanderers when unveiled on Tuesday afternoon. Eidur Gudjohnsen had been a free agent since the summer. The Iceland forward, 36, watched his new club at Reading. He was previously at Wanderers from 1998 until 2000
|
Reading
|
[
"Preston",
"Preston North End"
] |
{
"passage": 92,
"query": 145
}
|
Query: Radamel Falcao has abuse hurled at him by @placeholder fans as he makes his way off the pitch to be substituted
Entities: Colombian, Louis van Gaal, Radamel Falcao, Manchester United, English, League One, Preston, FA Cup, Preston North End, Ander Herrera, Falcao, Marouane Fellaini
Passage: Preston North End 1-3 Manchester United. It wasn't pretty, and it was far from easy. What Louis van Gaal could have done with, was a striker on top form. Preston aren't a bad side - they're fourth in League One and real contenders for promotion to the second tier of English football - but the might of Manchester United should have brushed them aside with ease. Radamel Falcao should have brushed them aside with ease. Preston took the lead just after half-time, and they were in with a real chance of progressing to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup until Ander Herrera got the ball rolling, and Marouane Fellaini put them ahead. No Falcao in sight. Radamel Falcao played an hour against Preston, but didn't have a shot. He was substituted after failing to make an impact in the FA Cup match. Louis van Gaal has a big decision to make over the Colombian's future. It will cost £43million if they decide to keep him, and it is a huge gamble
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Preston
|
[
"Preston",
"Preston North End"
] |
{
"passage": 92,
"query": 145
}
|
Query: Radamel Falcao has abuse hurled at him by @placeholder fans as he makes his way off the pitch to be substituted
Entities: Colombian, Louis van Gaal, Radamel Falcao, Manchester United, English, League One, Preston, FA Cup, Preston North End, Ander Herrera, Falcao, Marouane Fellaini
Passage: Preston North End 1-3 Manchester United. It wasn't pretty, and it was far from easy. What Louis van Gaal could have done with, was a striker on top form. Preston aren't a bad side - they're fourth in League One and real contenders for promotion to the second tier of English football - but the might of Manchester United should have brushed them aside with ease. Radamel Falcao should have brushed them aside with ease. Preston took the lead just after half-time, and they were in with a real chance of progressing to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup until Ander Herrera got the ball rolling, and Marouane Fellaini put them ahead. No Falcao in sight. Radamel Falcao played an hour against Preston, but didn't have a shot. He was substituted after failing to make an impact in the FA Cup match. Louis van Gaal has a big decision to make over the Colombian's future. It will cost £43million if they decide to keep him, and it is a huge gamble
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Preston North End
|
[
"Shelly",
"Shelly Sterling",
"Sterling"
] |
{
"passage": 93,
"query": 146
}
|
Query: Previously, the league stated a sale would only be considered if @placeholder chose to sell it in its entirety.
Entities: Steve Ballmer, Chris Pleasance, LA Clippers, Sterling, Larry Ellison, Shelly, Microsoft, Daivd Geffen, Magic Johnson, Donald, NBA, Shelly Sterling, Ballmer
Passage: By Chris Pleasance Shelly Sterling will accept offers this week to buy the LA Clippers after meeting with potential buyer Steve Ballmer on Sunday, it has been claimed. Ballmer, a former Microsoft CEO thought to be worth $20billion (£11.8billion), is leading a group of investors looking to buy the sports franchise and reportedly spoke with Sterling on Sunday in a meeting overseen by the NBA. Shelly has committed to offloading the team, which could be worth $1.5billion, after her husband Donald was recorded making racist remarks leading to the NBA banning him from the league. Shelly Sterling is looking to do a deal over the LA Clippers this week, it has been reported. She was handed control of the franchise after husband Donald was banned from the NBA. Shelly Sterling reportedly looking to do deal over LA Clippers this week. Frontrunner is former Microsoft CEO and multi-billionaire Steve Ballmer. Magic Johnson, Daivd Geffen and Larry Ellison thought to be interested. Shelly handed control of team after husband Donald was banned from NBA
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Shelly
|
[
"Shelly",
"Shelly Sterling",
"Sterling"
] |
{
"passage": 93,
"query": 146
}
|
Query: Previously, the league stated a sale would only be considered if @placeholder chose to sell it in its entirety.
Entities: Steve Ballmer, Chris Pleasance, LA Clippers, Sterling, Larry Ellison, Shelly, Microsoft, Daivd Geffen, Magic Johnson, Donald, NBA, Shelly Sterling, Ballmer
Passage: By Chris Pleasance Shelly Sterling will accept offers this week to buy the LA Clippers after meeting with potential buyer Steve Ballmer on Sunday, it has been claimed. Ballmer, a former Microsoft CEO thought to be worth $20billion (£11.8billion), is leading a group of investors looking to buy the sports franchise and reportedly spoke with Sterling on Sunday in a meeting overseen by the NBA. Shelly has committed to offloading the team, which could be worth $1.5billion, after her husband Donald was recorded making racist remarks leading to the NBA banning him from the league. Shelly Sterling is looking to do a deal over the LA Clippers this week, it has been reported. She was handed control of the franchise after husband Donald was banned from the NBA. Shelly Sterling reportedly looking to do deal over LA Clippers this week. Frontrunner is former Microsoft CEO and multi-billionaire Steve Ballmer. Magic Johnson, Daivd Geffen and Larry Ellison thought to be interested. Shelly handed control of team after husband Donald was banned from NBA
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Shelly Sterling
|
[
"Shelly",
"Shelly Sterling",
"Sterling"
] |
{
"passage": 93,
"query": 146
}
|
Query: Previously, the league stated a sale would only be considered if @placeholder chose to sell it in its entirety.
Entities: Steve Ballmer, Chris Pleasance, LA Clippers, Sterling, Larry Ellison, Shelly, Microsoft, Daivd Geffen, Magic Johnson, Donald, NBA, Shelly Sterling, Ballmer
Passage: By Chris Pleasance Shelly Sterling will accept offers this week to buy the LA Clippers after meeting with potential buyer Steve Ballmer on Sunday, it has been claimed. Ballmer, a former Microsoft CEO thought to be worth $20billion (£11.8billion), is leading a group of investors looking to buy the sports franchise and reportedly spoke with Sterling on Sunday in a meeting overseen by the NBA. Shelly has committed to offloading the team, which could be worth $1.5billion, after her husband Donald was recorded making racist remarks leading to the NBA banning him from the league. Shelly Sterling is looking to do a deal over the LA Clippers this week, it has been reported. She was handed control of the franchise after husband Donald was banned from the NBA. Shelly Sterling reportedly looking to do deal over LA Clippers this week. Frontrunner is former Microsoft CEO and multi-billionaire Steve Ballmer. Magic Johnson, Daivd Geffen and Larry Ellison thought to be interested. Shelly handed control of team after husband Donald was banned from NBA
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Sterling
|
[
"Britain",
"British"
] |
{
"passage": 94,
"query": 147
}
|
Query: @placeholder-owned cruise liners from docking as they arrived from the
Entities: Argentinian, Chilean, Sean Penn, Falkland Islands, Englishman, Tom Worden, Falklands, Argentinean, Pink Floyd, Falkland Islanders, Britain, British, Roger Waters
Passage: By Tom Worden Last updated at 1:34 PM on 29th February 2012 'Falklands should be Argentinean': Roger Waters, 68, said he was ashamed of Britain's colonial past Pink Floyd star Roger Waters has entered the debate over the Falkland Islands, declaring that they ‘should be Argentinian’. In an interview with Chilean television, the 68-year-old said he was happy to say so as an Englishman because he was ashamed of Britain’s colonial past, ‘when we were out raping and plundering and stealing’. Asked about the rights of the residents to decide their future, he conceded: ‘The Falkland Islanders are British ... so they have a point of view.’. Comments come after Sean Penn accused Britain of 'ludicrous and archaic colonialism' over the islands
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Britain
|
[
"Britain",
"British"
] |
{
"passage": 94,
"query": 147
}
|
Query: @placeholder-owned cruise liners from docking as they arrived from the
Entities: Argentinian, Chilean, Sean Penn, Falkland Islands, Englishman, Tom Worden, Falklands, Argentinean, Pink Floyd, Falkland Islanders, Britain, British, Roger Waters
Passage: By Tom Worden Last updated at 1:34 PM on 29th February 2012 'Falklands should be Argentinean': Roger Waters, 68, said he was ashamed of Britain's colonial past Pink Floyd star Roger Waters has entered the debate over the Falkland Islands, declaring that they ‘should be Argentinian’. In an interview with Chilean television, the 68-year-old said he was happy to say so as an Englishman because he was ashamed of Britain’s colonial past, ‘when we were out raping and plundering and stealing’. Asked about the rights of the residents to decide their future, he conceded: ‘The Falkland Islanders are British ... so they have a point of view.’. Comments come after Sean Penn accused Britain of 'ludicrous and archaic colonialism' over the islands
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British
|
[
"Alan",
"Alan Robertson"
] |
{
"passage": 95,
"query": 148
}
|
Query: announced that @placeholder would be included when they began filming
Entities: Duck Dynasty, A&E, Alan Robertson, Alan, GQ magazine, Ducky Dynasty, Lydia Warren, Wall, 21st Century, Watchmen, Washington D.C., Phil Robertson
Passage: By Lydia Warren Duck Dynasty star Alan Robertson has come to his homophobic father's defense in an impassioned speech, branding him a '21st Century prophet' who is being punished for speaking 'truths'. Following in the footsteps of his father's religious rants, Alan, the oldest son of Phil Robertson, made the comments in an address at the Watchmen on the Wall conference in Washington D.C. last week. He explained that the outcry at his father's December interview in GQ magazine - in which he likened homosexuality to bestiality - had not changed his views. 'It hasn't changed us one bit, who we are, what we believe and what we teach other people. And it won't,' he told the audience in a video of the speech. Alan Robertson, a former pastor, spoke in Washington D.C. last week and said outcry at his dad's homophobic comments had not affected his views. 'He has the heart and mindset of a prophet,' he said. Phil Robertson was briefly dropped from A&E show Ducky Dynasty last year after he compared homosexuality to bestiality in an interview. He was also filmed expressing the same beliefs in a sermon last month
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Alan
|
[
"Alan",
"Alan Robertson"
] |
{
"passage": 95,
"query": 148
}
|
Query: announced that @placeholder would be included when they began filming
Entities: Duck Dynasty, A&E, Alan Robertson, Alan, GQ magazine, Ducky Dynasty, Lydia Warren, Wall, 21st Century, Watchmen, Washington D.C., Phil Robertson
Passage: By Lydia Warren Duck Dynasty star Alan Robertson has come to his homophobic father's defense in an impassioned speech, branding him a '21st Century prophet' who is being punished for speaking 'truths'. Following in the footsteps of his father's religious rants, Alan, the oldest son of Phil Robertson, made the comments in an address at the Watchmen on the Wall conference in Washington D.C. last week. He explained that the outcry at his father's December interview in GQ magazine - in which he likened homosexuality to bestiality - had not changed his views. 'It hasn't changed us one bit, who we are, what we believe and what we teach other people. And it won't,' he told the audience in a video of the speech. Alan Robertson, a former pastor, spoke in Washington D.C. last week and said outcry at his dad's homophobic comments had not affected his views. 'He has the heart and mindset of a prophet,' he said. Phil Robertson was briefly dropped from A&E show Ducky Dynasty last year after he compared homosexuality to bestiality in an interview. He was also filmed expressing the same beliefs in a sermon last month
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Alan Robertson
|
[
"Romney"
] |
{
"passage": 96,
"query": 149
}
|
Query: But there also is evidence of doubts that give @placeholder the opening to at least cut into the president's margins here, something he must do to have any chance of winning statewide.
Entities: Dumfries Cafe, Virginia, Romney, Cathy, Democrat, Stevens, Robert Stevens, Harold, Democratic, Obama, CNN, Dumfries, GOP, Bush
Passage: Dumfries, Virginia (CNN) -- Retiree Robert Stevens says he often turns off the television when the attack ads appear, and he hangs up the phone when it's a presidential campaign calling. "I want to make my own independent decision," Stevens said in a lunchtime conversation this week at Harold and Cathy's Dumfries Cafe. "I don't want anybody shoving stuff down my throat." Four years ago, Stevens recalls being "fed up with Bush" and intrigued by the idea of being part of history. "I voted for Mr. Obama," he said. "It was something different for the country. Something that hadn't happened before -- a black president. I got caught up in that a little bit. But I think he is a disappointment. I don't see jobs coming back. The housing market is coming back a little bit. But unemployment is still way above where it should -- where he predicted it would be." Self-described independent disappointed with Obama but not sold on Romney. Democrat didn't vote for Obama in 2008 because she didn't think he could keep promises. GOP pollster says transplants have turned traditionally red state into a purple state. Democratic congressman says Romney image from primaries will come back to haunt him
|
Romney
|
[
"Obama"
] |
{
"passage": 96,
"query": 150
}
|
Query: @placeholder campaign reports $90.5 million haul in start of October
Entities: Dumfries Cafe, Virginia, Romney, Cathy, Democrat, Stevens, Robert Stevens, Harold, Democratic, Obama, CNN, Dumfries, GOP, Bush
Passage: Dumfries, Virginia (CNN) -- Retiree Robert Stevens says he often turns off the television when the attack ads appear, and he hangs up the phone when it's a presidential campaign calling. "I want to make my own independent decision," Stevens said in a lunchtime conversation this week at Harold and Cathy's Dumfries Cafe. "I don't want anybody shoving stuff down my throat." Four years ago, Stevens recalls being "fed up with Bush" and intrigued by the idea of being part of history. "I voted for Mr. Obama," he said. "It was something different for the country. Something that hadn't happened before -- a black president. I got caught up in that a little bit. But I think he is a disappointment. I don't see jobs coming back. The housing market is coming back a little bit. But unemployment is still way above where it should -- where he predicted it would be." Self-described independent disappointed with Obama but not sold on Romney. Democrat didn't vote for Obama in 2008 because she didn't think he could keep promises. GOP pollster says transplants have turned traditionally red state into a purple state. Democratic congressman says Romney image from primaries will come back to haunt him
|
Obama
|
[
"Texas"
] |
{
"passage": 97,
"query": 151
}
|
Query: Hardin has said his client never meant to harm the boy and was simply doling out discipline much like "he experienced as a child growing up in @placeholder."
Entities: Minnesota Vikings, Adrian Peterson, Montgomery County, Texas, Rusty Hardin, Brett Ligon, NFL, Peterson
Passage: Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson will tentatively go to trial December 1 on a felony child abuse charge, but that date could be pushed back if a Texas judge must recuse himself for calling attorneys "media whores." Until the trial is finished, Peterson will be barred from having contact with the son involved in the criminal case, but the judge set no such parameters for Peterson's contact with his other children. Peterson, who was accompanied by his wife, other family members and legal team, appeared in court during the brief Wednesday hearing. One of his attorneys, Rusty Hardin, and Montgomery County District Attorney Brett Ligon engaged in a serious conversation for about 30 minutes before approaching the bench. Judge apologizes to prosecutor, defense attorney, saying "media whores" jab was joke. Adrian Peterson faces felony child abuse charge for allegedly whipping son with branch. "I hope y'all will start chasing the other side some," attorney tells reporters at courthouse. NFL commissioner says league discussing how to treat players before their trials
|
Texas
|
[
"Ben Freeth"
] |
{
"passage": 98,
"query": 152
}
|
Query: On another farm, @placeholder's fight for his land has just escalated to another level.
Entities: Zimbabwe, Zimbabwean, Robert Mugabe, Charles Lock, HARARE, Ben Freeth, CNN, Lock
Passage: HARARE, Zimbabwe (CNN) -- A desperate Zimbabwean farmer fighting to hold onto his land -- a year after the country's political rivals pledged to govern jointly -- fears he will eventually lose to politics and violence. Ben Freeth's farm was gutted by fire, as was his father-in-law's. The power-sharing agreement included an undertaking by both parties to ensure property rights are upheld but farm attacks and invasions continue unabated in Zimbabwe. Charles Lock is one of an estimated 400 farmers who have remained in the country despite President Robert Mugabe's policy of redistributing white-owned farms to landless blacks. "Why do they want to remove me when I've complied with everything they want? What more do they want other than for me to pack my bags and leave and if that's the case, then admit that that is the policy. Pass a law: no whites are allowed to farm. Then it makes it clear," Lock said. Zimbabwe white farmers battle continuing policy of land redistribution. One farmer shows CNN his fire-destroyed farmhouse. Controversial policy gives white-owned farms to landless blacks. Since 2000, more than 4,000 commercial farmers driven off their land
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Ben Freeth
|
[
"Google Wallet"
] |
{
"passage": 99,
"query": 153
}
|
Query: In the meantime, while these issues sort out, Google also announced this week that it's making it easier to integrate @placeholder into mobile web payments.
Entities: Google, U.S., Google Checkout, MasterCard PayPass, Fandango.com, MovieTickets.com, Sprint Nexus S, CNN, Citibank MasterCard, Google Wallet, NFC
Passage: (CNN) -- The competition for payment processing services, especially mobile payments, is heating up. Last week Google kicked it up a notch by announcing that it's phasing out Google Checkout in favor of the new Google Wallet. This service supports in-store tap-to-pay payments from your phone via near field communications technology, as well as purchases on the web. If you log in to your Google Checkout account now, you'll be notified that you've been switched over to Google Wallet. Any credit cards or other payment information you've saved in Google Checkout will be available in Google Wallet. The catch: Google Wallet isn't yet widely used for in-store purchases. So far its NFC payments are enabled only for Sprint Nexus S users who also have a Citibank MasterCard or a Google prepaid card, and who are making purchases at MasterCard PayPass-enabled merchant locations. Google Wallet supports tap-to-pay phone payments using near field communication. U.S. retailers are slow to adapt to NFC tools because of installation expenses and efforts. Google Wallet will be offered as an option for Fandango.com and MovieTickets.com. 45 carriers around the world have announced their support of standards for NFC payments
|
Google Wallet
|
[
"Aseem Trivedi",
"Trivedi"
] |
{
"passage": 100,
"query": 154
}
|
Query: "The obvious abuse of the sedition law to silence @placeholder should be the case that prompts the abolition of this law."
Entities: Aseem Trivedi, 124A, India, New Delhi, CNN, HRW, Vijay Hiremath, Indian, Trivedi
Passage: New Delhi (CNN) -- An Indian cartoonist charged with sedition over images critical of the government has been released on bail, his lawyer said Wednesday. Aseem Trivedi had originally refused to seek bail and wanted the charges dropped, but changed his mind after receiving assurances from authorities that they would be reviewed, Vijay Hiremath said. In comments after his release, televised from outside the jailhouse, the satirist vowed to continue his campaign against the country's colonial-era law on sedition. "This fight will continue until 124A is repealed," he said, holding a microphone. Arrest of 'toilet' cartoonist triggers free speech debate in India. NEW: Indian cartoonist Aseem Trivedi leaves jail on bail. Trivedi had originally refused to apply for bail, wanted sedition charge dropped. Cartoons attacked perceived corruption in India's political system. HRW urged authorities to drop the charges and repeal the law
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Aseem Trivedi
|
[
"Aseem Trivedi",
"Trivedi"
] |
{
"passage": 100,
"query": 154
}
|
Query: "The obvious abuse of the sedition law to silence @placeholder should be the case that prompts the abolition of this law."
Entities: Aseem Trivedi, 124A, India, New Delhi, CNN, HRW, Vijay Hiremath, Indian, Trivedi
Passage: New Delhi (CNN) -- An Indian cartoonist charged with sedition over images critical of the government has been released on bail, his lawyer said Wednesday. Aseem Trivedi had originally refused to seek bail and wanted the charges dropped, but changed his mind after receiving assurances from authorities that they would be reviewed, Vijay Hiremath said. In comments after his release, televised from outside the jailhouse, the satirist vowed to continue his campaign against the country's colonial-era law on sedition. "This fight will continue until 124A is repealed," he said, holding a microphone. Arrest of 'toilet' cartoonist triggers free speech debate in India. NEW: Indian cartoonist Aseem Trivedi leaves jail on bail. Trivedi had originally refused to apply for bail, wanted sedition charge dropped. Cartoons attacked perceived corruption in India's political system. HRW urged authorities to drop the charges and repeal the law
|
Trivedi
|
[
"Farrah",
"Farrah Fawcett",
"Fawcett"
] |
{
"passage": 101,
"query": 155
}
|
Query: Fawcett's story -- which Stewart also chronicled in her book "My Journey With @placeholder" -- is about a woman fighting to live against mounting odds of a spreading cancer.
Entities: Michael Jackson, Alana Stewart, Stewart, Farrah Fawcett Foundation, California, Farrah Fawcett, Friend, CNN, Los Angeles, Fawcett, UCLA Medical Center, Jackson, Farrah
Passage: Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Farrah Fawcett's death a year ago was the top story for only a few hours, quickly eclipsed by shocking news that Michael Jackson had died. Jackson arrived in an ambulance at UCLA Medical Center three miles away and just three hours after Fawcett was pronounced dead at another hospital on June 25, 2009. "It was such an odd coincidence that she and Michael Jackson should die just within hours of each other," Fawcett's closest friend, Alana Stewart, said. "It's just amazing that something like that could happen." Fawcett might have "gotten a smile about the attention being off her," Stewart said. Michael Jackson's death hours later overshadowed Fawcett's. Friend said Farrah would have smiled about coincidence. Farrah Fawcett Foundation supports alternative cancer treatments. Actress hoped her cancer battle would inspire others
|
Farrah
|
[
"Farrah",
"Farrah Fawcett",
"Fawcett"
] |
{
"passage": 101,
"query": 155
}
|
Query: Fawcett's story -- which Stewart also chronicled in her book "My Journey With @placeholder" -- is about a woman fighting to live against mounting odds of a spreading cancer.
Entities: Michael Jackson, Alana Stewart, Stewart, Farrah Fawcett Foundation, California, Farrah Fawcett, Friend, CNN, Los Angeles, Fawcett, UCLA Medical Center, Jackson, Farrah
Passage: Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Farrah Fawcett's death a year ago was the top story for only a few hours, quickly eclipsed by shocking news that Michael Jackson had died. Jackson arrived in an ambulance at UCLA Medical Center three miles away and just three hours after Fawcett was pronounced dead at another hospital on June 25, 2009. "It was such an odd coincidence that she and Michael Jackson should die just within hours of each other," Fawcett's closest friend, Alana Stewart, said. "It's just amazing that something like that could happen." Fawcett might have "gotten a smile about the attention being off her," Stewart said. Michael Jackson's death hours later overshadowed Fawcett's. Friend said Farrah would have smiled about coincidence. Farrah Fawcett Foundation supports alternative cancer treatments. Actress hoped her cancer battle would inspire others
|
Farrah Fawcett
|
[
"Farrah",
"Farrah Fawcett",
"Fawcett"
] |
{
"passage": 101,
"query": 155
}
|
Query: Fawcett's story -- which Stewart also chronicled in her book "My Journey With @placeholder" -- is about a woman fighting to live against mounting odds of a spreading cancer.
Entities: Michael Jackson, Alana Stewart, Stewart, Farrah Fawcett Foundation, California, Farrah Fawcett, Friend, CNN, Los Angeles, Fawcett, UCLA Medical Center, Jackson, Farrah
Passage: Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- Farrah Fawcett's death a year ago was the top story for only a few hours, quickly eclipsed by shocking news that Michael Jackson had died. Jackson arrived in an ambulance at UCLA Medical Center three miles away and just three hours after Fawcett was pronounced dead at another hospital on June 25, 2009. "It was such an odd coincidence that she and Michael Jackson should die just within hours of each other," Fawcett's closest friend, Alana Stewart, said. "It's just amazing that something like that could happen." Fawcett might have "gotten a smile about the attention being off her," Stewart said. Michael Jackson's death hours later overshadowed Fawcett's. Friend said Farrah would have smiled about coincidence. Farrah Fawcett Foundation supports alternative cancer treatments. Actress hoped her cancer battle would inspire others
|
Fawcett
|
[
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 102,
"query": 156
}
|
Query: Some of the @placeholder officials had flown in for the meetings, which included security experts.
Entities: Egypt, YouTube, Innocence of Muslims, Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Americans, Coptic Christians, anti-Islamic, Egyptian, Islam, United States, Coptic Christianity, U.S. Embassy, CNN, Florida, Libyan, Consulate, Benghazi, Head of Media for Christ, Muslim, U.S., Cairo, Al Qaeda, Libya, Chris Stevens
Passage: (CNN) -- Egyptian authorities have charged seven Coptic Christians living in the United States and a Florida pastor with insulting Islam and inciting sectarian strife for their alleged links to an online video that has enraged much of the Muslim world. Egypt's public prosecutor announced the charges Tuesday, the latest development in the deadly backlash against the low-budget, amateurish 14-minute movie trailer produced privately in the United States and posted on YouTube. The clip from "The Innocence of Muslims" mocks the Muslim Prophet Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. Belief: Controversy shines light on Coptic Christianity "Innocence of Muslims" was an obscure Internet video until September 11, when rioters, seizing on it, breached the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Protesters also attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. NEW: Head of Media for Christ said he was duped by filmmaker. U.S., Libyan officials discuss what happened in Benghazi. Egypt charges maker of anti-Islamic film, seven others. Al Qaeda urges killing of U.S. government representatives across Muslim lands
|
Americans
|
[
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 102,
"query": 156
}
|
Query: Some of the @placeholder officials had flown in for the meetings, which included security experts.
Entities: Egypt, YouTube, Innocence of Muslims, Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Americans, Coptic Christians, anti-Islamic, Egyptian, Islam, United States, Coptic Christianity, U.S. Embassy, CNN, Florida, Libyan, Consulate, Benghazi, Head of Media for Christ, Muslim, U.S., Cairo, Al Qaeda, Libya, Chris Stevens
Passage: (CNN) -- Egyptian authorities have charged seven Coptic Christians living in the United States and a Florida pastor with insulting Islam and inciting sectarian strife for their alleged links to an online video that has enraged much of the Muslim world. Egypt's public prosecutor announced the charges Tuesday, the latest development in the deadly backlash against the low-budget, amateurish 14-minute movie trailer produced privately in the United States and posted on YouTube. The clip from "The Innocence of Muslims" mocks the Muslim Prophet Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. Belief: Controversy shines light on Coptic Christianity "Innocence of Muslims" was an obscure Internet video until September 11, when rioters, seizing on it, breached the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Protesters also attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. NEW: Head of Media for Christ said he was duped by filmmaker. U.S., Libyan officials discuss what happened in Benghazi. Egypt charges maker of anti-Islamic film, seven others. Al Qaeda urges killing of U.S. government representatives across Muslim lands
|
U.S.
|
[
"Americans",
"U.S.",
"United States"
] |
{
"passage": 102,
"query": 156
}
|
Query: Some of the @placeholder officials had flown in for the meetings, which included security experts.
Entities: Egypt, YouTube, Innocence of Muslims, Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Americans, Coptic Christians, anti-Islamic, Egyptian, Islam, United States, Coptic Christianity, U.S. Embassy, CNN, Florida, Libyan, Consulate, Benghazi, Head of Media for Christ, Muslim, U.S., Cairo, Al Qaeda, Libya, Chris Stevens
Passage: (CNN) -- Egyptian authorities have charged seven Coptic Christians living in the United States and a Florida pastor with insulting Islam and inciting sectarian strife for their alleged links to an online video that has enraged much of the Muslim world. Egypt's public prosecutor announced the charges Tuesday, the latest development in the deadly backlash against the low-budget, amateurish 14-minute movie trailer produced privately in the United States and posted on YouTube. The clip from "The Innocence of Muslims" mocks the Muslim Prophet Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. Belief: Controversy shines light on Coptic Christianity "Innocence of Muslims" was an obscure Internet video until September 11, when rioters, seizing on it, breached the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Protesters also attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. NEW: Head of Media for Christ said he was duped by filmmaker. U.S., Libyan officials discuss what happened in Benghazi. Egypt charges maker of anti-Islamic film, seven others. Al Qaeda urges killing of U.S. government representatives across Muslim lands
|
United States
|
[
"Egypt",
"Egyptian"
] |
{
"passage": 102,
"query": 157
}
|
Query: "They (the United States) are losing @placeholder, if they lose Libya ... they and we cannot afford to lose our partnership."
Entities: Egypt, YouTube, Innocence of Muslims, Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Americans, Coptic Christians, anti-Islamic, Egyptian, Islam, United States, Coptic Christianity, U.S. Embassy, CNN, Florida, Libyan, Consulate, Benghazi, Head of Media for Christ, Muslim, U.S., Cairo, Al Qaeda, Libya, Chris Stevens
Passage: (CNN) -- Egyptian authorities have charged seven Coptic Christians living in the United States and a Florida pastor with insulting Islam and inciting sectarian strife for their alleged links to an online video that has enraged much of the Muslim world. Egypt's public prosecutor announced the charges Tuesday, the latest development in the deadly backlash against the low-budget, amateurish 14-minute movie trailer produced privately in the United States and posted on YouTube. The clip from "The Innocence of Muslims" mocks the Muslim Prophet Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. Belief: Controversy shines light on Coptic Christianity "Innocence of Muslims" was an obscure Internet video until September 11, when rioters, seizing on it, breached the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Protesters also attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. NEW: Head of Media for Christ said he was duped by filmmaker. U.S., Libyan officials discuss what happened in Benghazi. Egypt charges maker of anti-Islamic film, seven others. Al Qaeda urges killing of U.S. government representatives across Muslim lands
|
Egypt
|
[
"Egypt",
"Egyptian"
] |
{
"passage": 102,
"query": 157
}
|
Query: "They (the United States) are losing @placeholder, if they lose Libya ... they and we cannot afford to lose our partnership."
Entities: Egypt, YouTube, Innocence of Muslims, Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Americans, Coptic Christians, anti-Islamic, Egyptian, Islam, United States, Coptic Christianity, U.S. Embassy, CNN, Florida, Libyan, Consulate, Benghazi, Head of Media for Christ, Muslim, U.S., Cairo, Al Qaeda, Libya, Chris Stevens
Passage: (CNN) -- Egyptian authorities have charged seven Coptic Christians living in the United States and a Florida pastor with insulting Islam and inciting sectarian strife for their alleged links to an online video that has enraged much of the Muslim world. Egypt's public prosecutor announced the charges Tuesday, the latest development in the deadly backlash against the low-budget, amateurish 14-minute movie trailer produced privately in the United States and posted on YouTube. The clip from "The Innocence of Muslims" mocks the Muslim Prophet Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. Belief: Controversy shines light on Coptic Christianity "Innocence of Muslims" was an obscure Internet video until September 11, when rioters, seizing on it, breached the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Protesters also attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. NEW: Head of Media for Christ said he was duped by filmmaker. U.S., Libyan officials discuss what happened in Benghazi. Egypt charges maker of anti-Islamic film, seven others. Al Qaeda urges killing of U.S. government representatives across Muslim lands
|
Egyptian
|
[
"Libya",
"Libyan"
] |
{
"passage": 102,
"query": 158
}
|
Query: "They (the United States) are losing Egypt, if they lose @placeholder ... they and we cannot afford to lose our partnership."
Entities: Egypt, YouTube, Innocence of Muslims, Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Americans, Coptic Christians, anti-Islamic, Egyptian, Islam, United States, Coptic Christianity, U.S. Embassy, CNN, Florida, Libyan, Consulate, Benghazi, Head of Media for Christ, Muslim, U.S., Cairo, Al Qaeda, Libya, Chris Stevens
Passage: (CNN) -- Egyptian authorities have charged seven Coptic Christians living in the United States and a Florida pastor with insulting Islam and inciting sectarian strife for their alleged links to an online video that has enraged much of the Muslim world. Egypt's public prosecutor announced the charges Tuesday, the latest development in the deadly backlash against the low-budget, amateurish 14-minute movie trailer produced privately in the United States and posted on YouTube. The clip from "The Innocence of Muslims" mocks the Muslim Prophet Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. Belief: Controversy shines light on Coptic Christianity "Innocence of Muslims" was an obscure Internet video until September 11, when rioters, seizing on it, breached the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Protesters also attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. NEW: Head of Media for Christ said he was duped by filmmaker. U.S., Libyan officials discuss what happened in Benghazi. Egypt charges maker of anti-Islamic film, seven others. Al Qaeda urges killing of U.S. government representatives across Muslim lands
|
Libya
|
[
"Libya",
"Libyan"
] |
{
"passage": 102,
"query": 158
}
|
Query: "They (the United States) are losing Egypt, if they lose @placeholder ... they and we cannot afford to lose our partnership."
Entities: Egypt, YouTube, Innocence of Muslims, Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Americans, Coptic Christians, anti-Islamic, Egyptian, Islam, United States, Coptic Christianity, U.S. Embassy, CNN, Florida, Libyan, Consulate, Benghazi, Head of Media for Christ, Muslim, U.S., Cairo, Al Qaeda, Libya, Chris Stevens
Passage: (CNN) -- Egyptian authorities have charged seven Coptic Christians living in the United States and a Florida pastor with insulting Islam and inciting sectarian strife for their alleged links to an online video that has enraged much of the Muslim world. Egypt's public prosecutor announced the charges Tuesday, the latest development in the deadly backlash against the low-budget, amateurish 14-minute movie trailer produced privately in the United States and posted on YouTube. The clip from "The Innocence of Muslims" mocks the Muslim Prophet Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. Belief: Controversy shines light on Coptic Christianity "Innocence of Muslims" was an obscure Internet video until September 11, when rioters, seizing on it, breached the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Protesters also attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. NEW: Head of Media for Christ said he was duped by filmmaker. U.S., Libyan officials discuss what happened in Benghazi. Egypt charges maker of anti-Islamic film, seven others. Al Qaeda urges killing of U.S. government representatives across Muslim lands
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Libyan
|
[
"Libya",
"Libyan"
] |
{
"passage": 102,
"query": 159
}
|
Query: @placeholder has taken steps to arrest those responsible for last week's deadly consulate attack, bringing in dozens for questioning over the weekend, Libyan officials said.
Entities: Egypt, YouTube, Innocence of Muslims, Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Americans, Coptic Christians, anti-Islamic, Egyptian, Islam, United States, Coptic Christianity, U.S. Embassy, CNN, Florida, Libyan, Consulate, Benghazi, Head of Media for Christ, Muslim, U.S., Cairo, Al Qaeda, Libya, Chris Stevens
Passage: (CNN) -- Egyptian authorities have charged seven Coptic Christians living in the United States and a Florida pastor with insulting Islam and inciting sectarian strife for their alleged links to an online video that has enraged much of the Muslim world. Egypt's public prosecutor announced the charges Tuesday, the latest development in the deadly backlash against the low-budget, amateurish 14-minute movie trailer produced privately in the United States and posted on YouTube. The clip from "The Innocence of Muslims" mocks the Muslim Prophet Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. Belief: Controversy shines light on Coptic Christianity "Innocence of Muslims" was an obscure Internet video until September 11, when rioters, seizing on it, breached the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Protesters also attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. NEW: Head of Media for Christ said he was duped by filmmaker. U.S., Libyan officials discuss what happened in Benghazi. Egypt charges maker of anti-Islamic film, seven others. Al Qaeda urges killing of U.S. government representatives across Muslim lands
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Libya
|
[
"Libya",
"Libyan"
] |
{
"passage": 102,
"query": 159
}
|
Query: @placeholder has taken steps to arrest those responsible for last week's deadly consulate attack, bringing in dozens for questioning over the weekend, Libyan officials said.
Entities: Egypt, YouTube, Innocence of Muslims, Muslim Prophet Mohammed, Americans, Coptic Christians, anti-Islamic, Egyptian, Islam, United States, Coptic Christianity, U.S. Embassy, CNN, Florida, Libyan, Consulate, Benghazi, Head of Media for Christ, Muslim, U.S., Cairo, Al Qaeda, Libya, Chris Stevens
Passage: (CNN) -- Egyptian authorities have charged seven Coptic Christians living in the United States and a Florida pastor with insulting Islam and inciting sectarian strife for their alleged links to an online video that has enraged much of the Muslim world. Egypt's public prosecutor announced the charges Tuesday, the latest development in the deadly backlash against the low-budget, amateurish 14-minute movie trailer produced privately in the United States and posted on YouTube. The clip from "The Innocence of Muslims" mocks the Muslim Prophet Mohammed as a womanizer, child molester and killer. Belief: Controversy shines light on Coptic Christianity "Innocence of Muslims" was an obscure Internet video until September 11, when rioters, seizing on it, breached the U.S. Embassy in Cairo. Protesters also attacked the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya, killing U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans. NEW: Head of Media for Christ said he was duped by filmmaker. U.S., Libyan officials discuss what happened in Benghazi. Egypt charges maker of anti-Islamic film, seven others. Al Qaeda urges killing of U.S. government representatives across Muslim lands
|
Libyan
|
[
"AirAsia"
] |
{
"passage": 103,
"query": 160
}
|
Query: But @placeholder argues that the official copy actually isn't as easy to read as the electronic version, which has the same information and comes in color.
Entities: AirAsia, Flight QZ8501, Indonesia, Yunus Subagyo Swarinoto, Surabaya, BMKG, CNN, Blucher Doloksaribu
Passage: Surabaya, Indonesia (CNN)AirAsia officials didn't pick up weather reports ahead of Flight QZ8501's crash in person -- something that doesn't mean the airline violated any policies but could mean it missed an opportunity for meteorologists to detail potentially dangerous conditions face-to-face, Indonesia's official weather service told CNN. Yunus Subagyo Swarinoto, deputy director for meteorology at the weather agency BMKG, said, "Based on our records, there was no AirAsia flight operation officer that directly collected the flight document." This practice appears to be common for AirAsia, according to BMKG Station Chief Blucher Doloksaribu. CNN did not see AirAsia listed in entries for a logbook running from December 31 to January 6, for instance. Two officials at Surabaya's airport reassigned, pending investigation. Records show there were fresh batteries in at least one locator beacon. AirAsia's crew got the weather report electronically, not in person
|
AirAsia
|
[
"Flight QZ8501"
] |
{
"passage": 103,
"query": 161
}
|
Query: The ships and aircraft looking for remains from @placeholder have so far detected several large pieces of wreckage believed to be from the commercial jet, according to Indonesian officials.
Entities: AirAsia, Flight QZ8501, Indonesia, Yunus Subagyo Swarinoto, Surabaya, BMKG, CNN, Blucher Doloksaribu
Passage: Surabaya, Indonesia (CNN)AirAsia officials didn't pick up weather reports ahead of Flight QZ8501's crash in person -- something that doesn't mean the airline violated any policies but could mean it missed an opportunity for meteorologists to detail potentially dangerous conditions face-to-face, Indonesia's official weather service told CNN. Yunus Subagyo Swarinoto, deputy director for meteorology at the weather agency BMKG, said, "Based on our records, there was no AirAsia flight operation officer that directly collected the flight document." This practice appears to be common for AirAsia, according to BMKG Station Chief Blucher Doloksaribu. CNN did not see AirAsia listed in entries for a logbook running from December 31 to January 6, for instance. Two officials at Surabaya's airport reassigned, pending investigation. Records show there were fresh batteries in at least one locator beacon. AirAsia's crew got the weather report electronically, not in person
|
Flight QZ8501
|
[
"Indonesia"
] |
{
"passage": 103,
"query": 162
}
|
Query: The ships and aircraft looking for remains from Flight QZ8501 have so far detected several large pieces of wreckage believed to be from the commercial jet, according to @placeholder officials.
Entities: AirAsia, Flight QZ8501, Indonesia, Yunus Subagyo Swarinoto, Surabaya, BMKG, CNN, Blucher Doloksaribu
Passage: Surabaya, Indonesia (CNN)AirAsia officials didn't pick up weather reports ahead of Flight QZ8501's crash in person -- something that doesn't mean the airline violated any policies but could mean it missed an opportunity for meteorologists to detail potentially dangerous conditions face-to-face, Indonesia's official weather service told CNN. Yunus Subagyo Swarinoto, deputy director for meteorology at the weather agency BMKG, said, "Based on our records, there was no AirAsia flight operation officer that directly collected the flight document." This practice appears to be common for AirAsia, according to BMKG Station Chief Blucher Doloksaribu. CNN did not see AirAsia listed in entries for a logbook running from December 31 to January 6, for instance. Two officials at Surabaya's airport reassigned, pending investigation. Records show there were fresh batteries in at least one locator beacon. AirAsia's crew got the weather report electronically, not in person
|
Indonesia
|
[
"North Korea",
"North Korean"
] |
{
"passage": 104,
"query": 163
}
|
Query: "@placeholder will be further isolated from the international community after this launch," a statement from the presidential Blue House said.
Entities: Hong Kong, Seoul, Osamu Fujimura, Korean peninsula, Japan, Beijing, South Korea, North Korea, Okinawa, North Korean, CNN, China
Passage: Hong Kong (CNN) -- North Korea's neighbors have condemned the secretive nation's launch of a long-range rocket, with Seoul calling the launch a "challenge and threat" to stability on the Korean peninsula and the world at large. The rocket passed close to the territory of Japan and South Korea, but both have refrained from any retaliation. Japan said it did not take any action to destroy what it termed "a missile," which passed over its territory near the island of Okinawa, and had not seen any signs of damage. Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura said the launch was "extremely regrettable." Japan and South Korea decry North Korean rocket launch. NEW: China regrets launch and urges calm. Beijing seen as having most leverage over North Korea. How China responds to new initiatives will be key
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North Korea
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[
"North Korea",
"North Korean"
] |
{
"passage": 104,
"query": 163
}
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Query: "@placeholder will be further isolated from the international community after this launch," a statement from the presidential Blue House said.
Entities: Hong Kong, Seoul, Osamu Fujimura, Korean peninsula, Japan, Beijing, South Korea, North Korea, Okinawa, North Korean, CNN, China
Passage: Hong Kong (CNN) -- North Korea's neighbors have condemned the secretive nation's launch of a long-range rocket, with Seoul calling the launch a "challenge and threat" to stability on the Korean peninsula and the world at large. The rocket passed close to the territory of Japan and South Korea, but both have refrained from any retaliation. Japan said it did not take any action to destroy what it termed "a missile," which passed over its territory near the island of Okinawa, and had not seen any signs of damage. Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura said the launch was "extremely regrettable." Japan and South Korea decry North Korean rocket launch. NEW: China regrets launch and urges calm. Beijing seen as having most leverage over North Korea. How China responds to new initiatives will be key
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North Korean
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[
"North Korea",
"North Korean"
] |
{
"passage": 104,
"query": 164
}
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Query: They could hurt @placeholder by shutting down all economic relations and trade, but that would likely generate a large number of refugees, something the Chinese aren't interested in."
Entities: Hong Kong, Seoul, Osamu Fujimura, Korean peninsula, Japan, Beijing, South Korea, North Korea, Okinawa, North Korean, CNN, China
Passage: Hong Kong (CNN) -- North Korea's neighbors have condemned the secretive nation's launch of a long-range rocket, with Seoul calling the launch a "challenge and threat" to stability on the Korean peninsula and the world at large. The rocket passed close to the territory of Japan and South Korea, but both have refrained from any retaliation. Japan said it did not take any action to destroy what it termed "a missile," which passed over its territory near the island of Okinawa, and had not seen any signs of damage. Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura said the launch was "extremely regrettable." Japan and South Korea decry North Korean rocket launch. NEW: China regrets launch and urges calm. Beijing seen as having most leverage over North Korea. How China responds to new initiatives will be key
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North Korea
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[
"North Korea",
"North Korean"
] |
{
"passage": 104,
"query": 164
}
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Query: They could hurt @placeholder by shutting down all economic relations and trade, but that would likely generate a large number of refugees, something the Chinese aren't interested in."
Entities: Hong Kong, Seoul, Osamu Fujimura, Korean peninsula, Japan, Beijing, South Korea, North Korea, Okinawa, North Korean, CNN, China
Passage: Hong Kong (CNN) -- North Korea's neighbors have condemned the secretive nation's launch of a long-range rocket, with Seoul calling the launch a "challenge and threat" to stability on the Korean peninsula and the world at large. The rocket passed close to the territory of Japan and South Korea, but both have refrained from any retaliation. Japan said it did not take any action to destroy what it termed "a missile," which passed over its territory near the island of Okinawa, and had not seen any signs of damage. Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura said the launch was "extremely regrettable." Japan and South Korea decry North Korean rocket launch. NEW: China regrets launch and urges calm. Beijing seen as having most leverage over North Korea. How China responds to new initiatives will be key
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North Korean
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[
"North Korea",
"North Korean"
] |
{
"passage": 104,
"query": 165
}
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Query: @placeholder claims the rocket tests will enable it to launch a satellite but many nations consider the launches a cover for testing ballistic missiles.
Entities: Hong Kong, Seoul, Osamu Fujimura, Korean peninsula, Japan, Beijing, South Korea, North Korea, Okinawa, North Korean, CNN, China
Passage: Hong Kong (CNN) -- North Korea's neighbors have condemned the secretive nation's launch of a long-range rocket, with Seoul calling the launch a "challenge and threat" to stability on the Korean peninsula and the world at large. The rocket passed close to the territory of Japan and South Korea, but both have refrained from any retaliation. Japan said it did not take any action to destroy what it termed "a missile," which passed over its territory near the island of Okinawa, and had not seen any signs of damage. Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura said the launch was "extremely regrettable." Japan and South Korea decry North Korean rocket launch. NEW: China regrets launch and urges calm. Beijing seen as having most leverage over North Korea. How China responds to new initiatives will be key
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North Korea
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[
"North Korea",
"North Korean"
] |
{
"passage": 104,
"query": 165
}
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Query: @placeholder claims the rocket tests will enable it to launch a satellite but many nations consider the launches a cover for testing ballistic missiles.
Entities: Hong Kong, Seoul, Osamu Fujimura, Korean peninsula, Japan, Beijing, South Korea, North Korea, Okinawa, North Korean, CNN, China
Passage: Hong Kong (CNN) -- North Korea's neighbors have condemned the secretive nation's launch of a long-range rocket, with Seoul calling the launch a "challenge and threat" to stability on the Korean peninsula and the world at large. The rocket passed close to the territory of Japan and South Korea, but both have refrained from any retaliation. Japan said it did not take any action to destroy what it termed "a missile," which passed over its territory near the island of Okinawa, and had not seen any signs of damage. Japan's Chief Cabinet Secretary Osamu Fujimura said the launch was "extremely regrettable." Japan and South Korea decry North Korean rocket launch. NEW: China regrets launch and urges calm. Beijing seen as having most leverage over North Korea. How China responds to new initiatives will be key
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North Korean
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[
"Disneyland"
] |
{
"passage": 105,
"query": 166
}
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Query: This is unfortunate, as one of the things @placeholder has given me is that escape."
Entities: Post, Starting Point, Walt Disney World Resort, Martin, Social, Disney, Disneyland, New York, New York Post, Park Avenue, CNN
Passage: Disneyland and Walt Disney World Resort will no longer allow visitors with disabilities instant access to rides, starting next month, in an attempt to reduce abuse of the policy. Under the current policy, Disney visitors can get a guest assistance card that grants quicker access to rides, often entering through exit doors to bypass the main lines. There were widespread reports of able-bodied people abusing the policy. Some wealthy park visitors were hiring disabled people to pretend to be family members so they could skip lines, the New York Post reported in May. Social researcher Wednesday Martin learned about the practice while researching a book about New York's Park Avenue elite, the Post reported. "It really is happening," Martin told CNN's "Starting Point" in May. Able-bodied people were reportedly using Disney's disability policy. Disney can't require that people prove their disability. The new policy won't allow almost immediate access to the rides
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Disneyland
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[
"House",
"White House"
] |
{
"passage": 106,
"query": 167
}
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Query: The reference to last year's vote by the Republican-led House signals @placeholder confidence that Boehner's lawsuit announced on Thursday night will fail in court.
Entities: House, Republicans, White House, Barack Obama, Obamacare, John Boehner, Obama, GOP
Passage: White House officials are scratching their heads over the decision by Republicans to sue President Barack Obama over his decision to delay a requirement in the health care law for businesses to provide coverage to employees. That's because, as one senior administration official pointed out on Friday, those same lawmakers voted to do the exact same thing at virtually the exact same time -- defer until 2015 the part of Obamacare known as the employer mandate. House Speaker John Boehner justified last July's vote, held days after the Obama administration action, as a repudiation of the executive decision to alter a major part of the politically-charged law just months before it was put into practice. The White House is puzzled by the focus of a GOP lawsuit against President Obama. The challenge centers on the Obamacare employer mandate delay. Obama acted on his own last summer, but House Republicans also voted to defer it for a year. So do they have a case? House Speaker John Boehner says they do, despite the House vote
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House
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[
"House",
"White House"
] |
{
"passage": 106,
"query": 167
}
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Query: The reference to last year's vote by the Republican-led House signals @placeholder confidence that Boehner's lawsuit announced on Thursday night will fail in court.
Entities: House, Republicans, White House, Barack Obama, Obamacare, John Boehner, Obama, GOP
Passage: White House officials are scratching their heads over the decision by Republicans to sue President Barack Obama over his decision to delay a requirement in the health care law for businesses to provide coverage to employees. That's because, as one senior administration official pointed out on Friday, those same lawmakers voted to do the exact same thing at virtually the exact same time -- defer until 2015 the part of Obamacare known as the employer mandate. House Speaker John Boehner justified last July's vote, held days after the Obama administration action, as a repudiation of the executive decision to alter a major part of the politically-charged law just months before it was put into practice. The White House is puzzled by the focus of a GOP lawsuit against President Obama. The challenge centers on the Obamacare employer mandate delay. Obama acted on his own last summer, but House Republicans also voted to defer it for a year. So do they have a case? House Speaker John Boehner says they do, despite the House vote
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White House
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[
"House",
"White House"
] |
{
"passage": 106,
"query": 168
}
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Query: House Republicans tried to use their constitutional powers to delay the mandate but failed, the @placeholder thinking goes.
Entities: House, Republicans, White House, Barack Obama, Obamacare, John Boehner, Obama, GOP
Passage: White House officials are scratching their heads over the decision by Republicans to sue President Barack Obama over his decision to delay a requirement in the health care law for businesses to provide coverage to employees. That's because, as one senior administration official pointed out on Friday, those same lawmakers voted to do the exact same thing at virtually the exact same time -- defer until 2015 the part of Obamacare known as the employer mandate. House Speaker John Boehner justified last July's vote, held days after the Obama administration action, as a repudiation of the executive decision to alter a major part of the politically-charged law just months before it was put into practice. The White House is puzzled by the focus of a GOP lawsuit against President Obama. The challenge centers on the Obamacare employer mandate delay. Obama acted on his own last summer, but House Republicans also voted to defer it for a year. So do they have a case? House Speaker John Boehner says they do, despite the House vote
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House
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[
"House",
"White House"
] |
{
"passage": 106,
"query": 168
}
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Query: House Republicans tried to use their constitutional powers to delay the mandate but failed, the @placeholder thinking goes.
Entities: House, Republicans, White House, Barack Obama, Obamacare, John Boehner, Obama, GOP
Passage: White House officials are scratching their heads over the decision by Republicans to sue President Barack Obama over his decision to delay a requirement in the health care law for businesses to provide coverage to employees. That's because, as one senior administration official pointed out on Friday, those same lawmakers voted to do the exact same thing at virtually the exact same time -- defer until 2015 the part of Obamacare known as the employer mandate. House Speaker John Boehner justified last July's vote, held days after the Obama administration action, as a repudiation of the executive decision to alter a major part of the politically-charged law just months before it was put into practice. The White House is puzzled by the focus of a GOP lawsuit against President Obama. The challenge centers on the Obamacare employer mandate delay. Obama acted on his own last summer, but House Republicans also voted to defer it for a year. So do they have a case? House Speaker John Boehner says they do, despite the House vote
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White House
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[
"GOP",
"Republicans"
] |
{
"passage": 106,
"query": 169
}
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Query: Obama defiantly challenged @placeholder last week, saying he would continue to take steps he felt were necessary with or without the support of congressional Republicans.
Entities: House, Republicans, White House, Barack Obama, Obamacare, John Boehner, Obama, GOP
Passage: White House officials are scratching their heads over the decision by Republicans to sue President Barack Obama over his decision to delay a requirement in the health care law for businesses to provide coverage to employees. That's because, as one senior administration official pointed out on Friday, those same lawmakers voted to do the exact same thing at virtually the exact same time -- defer until 2015 the part of Obamacare known as the employer mandate. House Speaker John Boehner justified last July's vote, held days after the Obama administration action, as a repudiation of the executive decision to alter a major part of the politically-charged law just months before it was put into practice. The White House is puzzled by the focus of a GOP lawsuit against President Obama. The challenge centers on the Obamacare employer mandate delay. Obama acted on his own last summer, but House Republicans also voted to defer it for a year. So do they have a case? House Speaker John Boehner says they do, despite the House vote
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GOP
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[
"GOP",
"Republicans"
] |
{
"passage": 106,
"query": 169
}
|
Query: Obama defiantly challenged @placeholder last week, saying he would continue to take steps he felt were necessary with or without the support of congressional Republicans.
Entities: House, Republicans, White House, Barack Obama, Obamacare, John Boehner, Obama, GOP
Passage: White House officials are scratching their heads over the decision by Republicans to sue President Barack Obama over his decision to delay a requirement in the health care law for businesses to provide coverage to employees. That's because, as one senior administration official pointed out on Friday, those same lawmakers voted to do the exact same thing at virtually the exact same time -- defer until 2015 the part of Obamacare known as the employer mandate. House Speaker John Boehner justified last July's vote, held days after the Obama administration action, as a repudiation of the executive decision to alter a major part of the politically-charged law just months before it was put into practice. The White House is puzzled by the focus of a GOP lawsuit against President Obama. The challenge centers on the Obamacare employer mandate delay. Obama acted on his own last summer, but House Republicans also voted to defer it for a year. So do they have a case? House Speaker John Boehner says they do, despite the House vote
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Republicans
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[
"Tessa"
] |
{
"passage": 107,
"query": 170
}
|
Query: That's when @placeholder the puppy started digging nearby and spotted another bone, which appeared to be a leg as well.
Entities: Newbury, Tessa, Plum Island Beach, Beach, Massachusetts, Barrett, Bill Barrett
Passage: Authorities say a puppy taking a walk on a Massachusetts beach with its owner uncovered a human bone, which led to the discovery of several others. Bill Barrett of Newbury was walking his chocolate Labrador retriever named Tessa Saturday morning on Plum Island Beach when the puppy made an unusual discovery. Barrett says a woman looking through debris on the beach initially found the remains. Scroll down for video Gruesome: Bill Barrett (right) of Newbury, Massachusetts was walking his dog Tessa (left) Saturday morning when the chocolate Labrador retriever puppy uncovered a human leg bone on a local beach Beach closed: Police shut down the beach and recovered even more remains. They are now seeking to identify the bones. Bill Barrett of Newbury, Massachusetts was walking his puppy Saturday morning when they uncovered the remains. Police shut down the beach and later found more bones, which they are currently seeking to identify
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Tessa
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[
"Harrods"
] |
{
"passage": 108,
"query": 171
}
|
Query: Fitting in: The two supercars drive in front of @placeholder alongside other more normal cars and taxis on the road
Entities: Panda Morgan-Thomas, Gulfies, Mark Duell, Arab, Knightsbridge, Gulf, Millionaire Boy Racers, Harrods, Britain, UPDATED, London, Carparrazzi, Channel 4
Passage: By Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 08:29 EST, 2 January 2013 | UPDATED: 08:48 EST, 15 August 2013 Sliding around corners as they weave their way through one of Britain's most exclusive areas, these are the rich Arab playboys who visit London every summer to show off their flashy wheels. But residents of Knightsbridge, central London - which has an average house price of £3.6million and is home to Harrods - say the drivers from the Gulf region are ‘a manifestation of too much-ness’. The petrol-heads and their motors are cheered on by camera-carrying youngsters, known as the Carparrazzi, but are hated by a number of furious residents who claim their lives are being ruined. Locals in exclusive area say drivers are 'a manifestation of too much-ness' Motorists known as 'Gulfies' on holiday for three months from Gulf region. Panda Morgan-Thomas leading campaign to clamp down on unruly driving. She's 'inundated' with complaints from residents who can't sleep at night. Millionaire Boy Racers will be broadcast on Channel 4 at 10pm on January 3, 2012
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Harrods
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[
"Stiviano",
"V. Stiviano"
] |
{
"passage": 109,
"query": 172
}
|
Query: the other, which was presumably taken the day after, @placeholder's face
Entities: Dominick Diorio, MailOnline, Smith, V. Stiviano, Gansevoort Hotel, David Scott Smith, Diorio, Manhattan, Stiviano, V.Stiviano
Passage: The 40-year-old man accused of attacking V.Stiviano in a racist assault which left her face severely bruised intends to deny the charges, his lawyer has said. Dominick Diorio made a brief court appearance on Wednesday and was released without bail. He did not speak to waiting reporters but his attorney David Scott Smith said he expects the allegations to 'begin to fail' as soon as they are examined with more scrutiny. He went on to accuse Stiviano of inventing the attack in order to gain publicity or to 'keep her name in the spotlight'. 'Simply put, a credible victim of a crime does not have her attorney call the press before she calls the police,' said Smith. Dominick Diorio, 40, was celebrating his birthday with friends when V.Stiviano claims he attacked her. It allegedly happened outside Manhattan's Gansevoort Hotel on Sunday. He was arrested and charged with assault and a hate crime but the charges were reduced to third-degree assault on Wednesday. He faces a year in jail over the clash. V. Stiviano's lawyers claim Diorio called Stiviano a 'n***** b****' and repeatedly punched her in the face as she got into a taxi. MailOnline yesterday published exclusive photographs of V.Stiviano's bruised face after the attack. Diorio's lawyer denied the allegations and said that Stiviano only made the claims to keep her name in the spotlight
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Stiviano
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[
"Stiviano",
"V. Stiviano"
] |
{
"passage": 109,
"query": 172
}
|
Query: the other, which was presumably taken the day after, @placeholder's face
Entities: Dominick Diorio, MailOnline, Smith, V. Stiviano, Gansevoort Hotel, David Scott Smith, Diorio, Manhattan, Stiviano, V.Stiviano
Passage: The 40-year-old man accused of attacking V.Stiviano in a racist assault which left her face severely bruised intends to deny the charges, his lawyer has said. Dominick Diorio made a brief court appearance on Wednesday and was released without bail. He did not speak to waiting reporters but his attorney David Scott Smith said he expects the allegations to 'begin to fail' as soon as they are examined with more scrutiny. He went on to accuse Stiviano of inventing the attack in order to gain publicity or to 'keep her name in the spotlight'. 'Simply put, a credible victim of a crime does not have her attorney call the press before she calls the police,' said Smith. Dominick Diorio, 40, was celebrating his birthday with friends when V.Stiviano claims he attacked her. It allegedly happened outside Manhattan's Gansevoort Hotel on Sunday. He was arrested and charged with assault and a hate crime but the charges were reduced to third-degree assault on Wednesday. He faces a year in jail over the clash. V. Stiviano's lawyers claim Diorio called Stiviano a 'n***** b****' and repeatedly punched her in the face as she got into a taxi. MailOnline yesterday published exclusive photographs of V.Stiviano's bruised face after the attack. Diorio's lawyer denied the allegations and said that Stiviano only made the claims to keep her name in the spotlight
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V. Stiviano
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[
"Stiviano",
"V. Stiviano"
] |
{
"passage": 109,
"query": 173
}
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Query: 'I’m confident that as this case goes forward and the investigation continues, that Miss @placeholder’s allegations will likewise begin to fail and at the end of the day, the assault charge will be dismissed as well.'
Entities: Dominick Diorio, MailOnline, Smith, V. Stiviano, Gansevoort Hotel, David Scott Smith, Diorio, Manhattan, Stiviano, V.Stiviano
Passage: The 40-year-old man accused of attacking V.Stiviano in a racist assault which left her face severely bruised intends to deny the charges, his lawyer has said. Dominick Diorio made a brief court appearance on Wednesday and was released without bail. He did not speak to waiting reporters but his attorney David Scott Smith said he expects the allegations to 'begin to fail' as soon as they are examined with more scrutiny. He went on to accuse Stiviano of inventing the attack in order to gain publicity or to 'keep her name in the spotlight'. 'Simply put, a credible victim of a crime does not have her attorney call the press before she calls the police,' said Smith. Dominick Diorio, 40, was celebrating his birthday with friends when V.Stiviano claims he attacked her. It allegedly happened outside Manhattan's Gansevoort Hotel on Sunday. He was arrested and charged with assault and a hate crime but the charges were reduced to third-degree assault on Wednesday. He faces a year in jail over the clash. V. Stiviano's lawyers claim Diorio called Stiviano a 'n***** b****' and repeatedly punched her in the face as she got into a taxi. MailOnline yesterday published exclusive photographs of V.Stiviano's bruised face after the attack. Diorio's lawyer denied the allegations and said that Stiviano only made the claims to keep her name in the spotlight
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Stiviano
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[
"Stiviano",
"V. Stiviano"
] |
{
"passage": 109,
"query": 173
}
|
Query: 'I’m confident that as this case goes forward and the investigation continues, that Miss @placeholder’s allegations will likewise begin to fail and at the end of the day, the assault charge will be dismissed as well.'
Entities: Dominick Diorio, MailOnline, Smith, V. Stiviano, Gansevoort Hotel, David Scott Smith, Diorio, Manhattan, Stiviano, V.Stiviano
Passage: The 40-year-old man accused of attacking V.Stiviano in a racist assault which left her face severely bruised intends to deny the charges, his lawyer has said. Dominick Diorio made a brief court appearance on Wednesday and was released without bail. He did not speak to waiting reporters but his attorney David Scott Smith said he expects the allegations to 'begin to fail' as soon as they are examined with more scrutiny. He went on to accuse Stiviano of inventing the attack in order to gain publicity or to 'keep her name in the spotlight'. 'Simply put, a credible victim of a crime does not have her attorney call the press before she calls the police,' said Smith. Dominick Diorio, 40, was celebrating his birthday with friends when V.Stiviano claims he attacked her. It allegedly happened outside Manhattan's Gansevoort Hotel on Sunday. He was arrested and charged with assault and a hate crime but the charges were reduced to third-degree assault on Wednesday. He faces a year in jail over the clash. V. Stiviano's lawyers claim Diorio called Stiviano a 'n***** b****' and repeatedly punched her in the face as she got into a taxi. MailOnline yesterday published exclusive photographs of V.Stiviano's bruised face after the attack. Diorio's lawyer denied the allegations and said that Stiviano only made the claims to keep her name in the spotlight
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V. Stiviano
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[
"U.S."
] |
{
"passage": 110,
"query": 174
}
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Query: While the average @placeholder home is around 2600 square feet, the typical small or tiny house is around 100-400 square feet.
Entities: Salies, Guillaume Dutilh, California, U.S., Canada, Jenna Spesard, Giant Journey, Tiny House Giant Journey, Los Angeles, Tiny House
Passage: A couple has given up their life in California to embark on a transcontinental journey across the U.S. and Canada--all while hauling their home, a 125-square-foot house, behind them. Guillaume Dutilh and Jenna Spesard spent a year building their tiny home before leaving Los Angeles behind to start a life on the road. Now, the couple and their dog Salies are 10,000 miles and 25 states into the trek they've dubbed Tiny House Giant Journey. Scroll down for video Tiny House Giant Journey: Guillaume Dutilh and Jenna Spesard spent a year building their tiny home before leaving Los Angeles behind to start a life on the road in a transcontinental trek they've dubbed Tiny House Giant Journey. Guillaume Dutilh and Jenna Spesard spent a year building their tiny home before leaving Los Angeles behind to start a life on the road. The couple had traveled through 25 states and clocked 10,000 miles in the first five months of their trip. They are documenting their travels on a blog they've branded--along with the little home--as Tiny House, Giant Journey
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U.S.
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[
"General Motors"
] |
{
"passage": 111,
"query": 175
}
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Query: For its part, @placeholder almost didn't get the name it bears today.
Entities: AOL Autos, Porsche, David Buick, Silicon Valley, Japan, Ford, International Motors Co., Chrysler, Buick Motor Car Co., Louis Chevrolet, Henry Ford Company, Kariya, Ford Motor Co., Toyota, General Motors, Toyoda
Passage: (AOL Autos) -- With car companies going in into bankruptcy and shedding famous names left and right, it's important to remember that today's automotive titans started out as tiny startups, not unlike Silicon Valley entrepreneurs. General Motors was almost called International Motors Co. Names like Ford, General Motors, Chrysler, Toyota and Porsche call to mind the huge corporate successes of the past and the great automotive families that survive today. But behind every brand name, there is a flesh-and-blood inventor, entrepreneur or industrialist. Most of the time, they gave their name to the companies. And that fame was often about all they ended up with. David Buick invented the overhead valve engine, founded Buick Motor Car Co. Fearless race car driver Louis Chevrolet's name stuck for its musical lilt. The Henry Ford Company fired its namesake who later started Ford Motor Co. Toyota name came from the Toyoda loom works in Kariya, Japan
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General Motors
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[
"Douglas",
"Michael Douglas"
] |
{
"passage": 112,
"query": 176
}
|
Query: Even, perhaps, the cancer that has caused @placeholder so much grief.
Entities: United States, Michael Douglas, Douglas, HPV, The Guardian, Carroll, CNN, Aaron Carroll
Passage: (CNN) -- Michael Douglas made news recently by discussing, rather candidly, the possible cause of his throat cancer. Specifically, he told The Guardian that his disease could be caused by oral sex, which could have exposed him to human papillomavirus. Douglas clarified his comments later. But it is inevitable that debate would follow: HPV -- and the vaccine that is meant to prevent infection -- are surprisingly controversial. Human papillomavirus is the main cause of cervical cancer in women. Such cancer still causes the death of 4,000 women each year in the United States. It's estimated that about 15,000 HPV-associated cancers could be prevented each year by the vaccine. HPV is, unfortunately, often transmitted through sexual activity. It's the cause of genital warts, and it's an extremely common sexually transmitted infection. Aaron Carroll: In interview, Michael Douglas says throat cancer may be linked to oral sex. Carroll: Whether or not it was the cause, story points up need for boys also to get HPV vaccine. He says a slew of cancers affecting men, women are linked to sexually transmitted HPV. Carroll: Kids have sex younger, and vaccine can help protect them from cancer
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Douglas
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[
"Douglas",
"Michael Douglas"
] |
{
"passage": 112,
"query": 176
}
|
Query: Even, perhaps, the cancer that has caused @placeholder so much grief.
Entities: United States, Michael Douglas, Douglas, HPV, The Guardian, Carroll, CNN, Aaron Carroll
Passage: (CNN) -- Michael Douglas made news recently by discussing, rather candidly, the possible cause of his throat cancer. Specifically, he told The Guardian that his disease could be caused by oral sex, which could have exposed him to human papillomavirus. Douglas clarified his comments later. But it is inevitable that debate would follow: HPV -- and the vaccine that is meant to prevent infection -- are surprisingly controversial. Human papillomavirus is the main cause of cervical cancer in women. Such cancer still causes the death of 4,000 women each year in the United States. It's estimated that about 15,000 HPV-associated cancers could be prevented each year by the vaccine. HPV is, unfortunately, often transmitted through sexual activity. It's the cause of genital warts, and it's an extremely common sexually transmitted infection. Aaron Carroll: In interview, Michael Douglas says throat cancer may be linked to oral sex. Carroll: Whether or not it was the cause, story points up need for boys also to get HPV vaccine. He says a slew of cancers affecting men, women are linked to sexually transmitted HPV. Carroll: Kids have sex younger, and vaccine can help protect them from cancer
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Michael Douglas
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[
"Yemen"
] |
{
"passage": 113,
"query": 177
}
|
Query: Mr Mockett's inquest heard that noone in @placeholder has been brought to justice for his death
Entities: Marine, David Mockett, Somali, Yemen, British, Chris Parsons
Passage: By Chris Parsons PUBLISHED: 01:08 EST, 29 June 2012 | UPDATED: 01:08 EST, 29 June 2012 Respected: David Mockett stood up to 'bully boys' he suspected of fraudulently claiming they had been attacked A British marine expert blown up in a car bomb attack was murdered by a fraud gang who had claimed Somali pirates attacked their ship, an inquest heard yesterday. David Mockett, 65, was working for a shipping company when he died in a car bomb explosion in Yemen almost a year ago. His death was ordered by a gang running a scam making fraudulent insurance claims for ships apparently attacked by Somali pirates, the hearing was told. David Mockett died in car bomb explosion in Yemen last year. Inquest hears he was targeted by fraud gang who falsely claimed their ship was attacked by pirates. Marine expert died because he stood up to 'bully boy' gang, hearing told
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Yemen
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[
"Deng",
"Deng Xiaoping"
] |
{
"passage": 114,
"query": 178
}
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Query: @placeholder's reforms set off a series of seismic changes, starting in the countryside with the disbanding of the people's communes.
Entities: Jaime FlorCruz, Chinese, Deng, Communist Party, Mao, Cultural Revolution, Deng Xiaoping, Beijing, Special Economic Zones, BEIJING, CNN, China
Passage: BEIJING, China (CNN) -- China in 1978 was stranded at a political crossroad. It was just emerging from the chaos of the Cultural Revolution and the death of Chairman Mao. Deng Xiaoping had emerged as the new leader, but Mao's dogma remained deep-rooted and seemingly immutable. In and outside the Communist Party, a debate raged: Where to, China? CNN Beijing Bureau Chief Jaime FlorCruz worked on a farm in China's Hunan province during the 1970s. On December 18, 1978, Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping gave his answer. In a Communist Party meeting in Beijing that day, the political elite adopted Deng's pragmatic program and launched economic reforms. New China was born. China has undergone a radical makeover in the 30 years since Deng's reforms. CNN's Jaime FlorCruz remembers China as being poor and isolated. Beijing has transformed from quiet neighborhoods to a city of skyscrapers. Deng disbanded communes, opened Special Economic Zones, touted capitalism
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Deng
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[
"Deng",
"Deng Xiaoping"
] |
{
"passage": 114,
"query": 178
}
|
Query: @placeholder's reforms set off a series of seismic changes, starting in the countryside with the disbanding of the people's communes.
Entities: Jaime FlorCruz, Chinese, Deng, Communist Party, Mao, Cultural Revolution, Deng Xiaoping, Beijing, Special Economic Zones, BEIJING, CNN, China
Passage: BEIJING, China (CNN) -- China in 1978 was stranded at a political crossroad. It was just emerging from the chaos of the Cultural Revolution and the death of Chairman Mao. Deng Xiaoping had emerged as the new leader, but Mao's dogma remained deep-rooted and seemingly immutable. In and outside the Communist Party, a debate raged: Where to, China? CNN Beijing Bureau Chief Jaime FlorCruz worked on a farm in China's Hunan province during the 1970s. On December 18, 1978, Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping gave his answer. In a Communist Party meeting in Beijing that day, the political elite adopted Deng's pragmatic program and launched economic reforms. New China was born. China has undergone a radical makeover in the 30 years since Deng's reforms. CNN's Jaime FlorCruz remembers China as being poor and isolated. Beijing has transformed from quiet neighborhoods to a city of skyscrapers. Deng disbanded communes, opened Special Economic Zones, touted capitalism
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Deng Xiaoping
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[
"Maria Sharapova",
"Sharapova"
] |
{
"passage": 115,
"query": 179
}
|
Query: @placeholder, seeded seventh, made a dreadful start to the contest and fell 4-0 behind before finally winning a game.
Entities: Russian, Novak Djokovic, World No.8, Sharapova, WTA, Canada, Spain, Maria Sharapova, Eugenie Bouchard, Garbine Muguruza, Ernests Gulbis, French Open, CNN, Roland Garros
Passage: (CNN) -- Maria Sharapova was forced to call on all her resilience to ensure her place in the semifinals of the French Open Tuesday. The World No.8 endured a nightmare opening set, losing it 6-1 to Spain's Garbine Muguruza, before launching an impressive fightback. Sharapova, who was beaten in last year's final, won the second set 7-5 before taking the decider 6-1. The Russian, who won at Roland Garros in 2012, will now face Canada's rising star Eugenie Bouchard. "I came across a player playing with such confidence and I knew it was going to be a tough match," Sharapova told the WTA website. Maria Sharapova through to semifinals of French Open. Sharapova defeated Garbine Muguruza 1-6 7-5 6-1. Russian will face Eugenie Bouchard in last four. Novak Djokovic to take on Ernests Gulbis
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Maria Sharapova
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[
"Maria Sharapova",
"Sharapova"
] |
{
"passage": 115,
"query": 179
}
|
Query: @placeholder, seeded seventh, made a dreadful start to the contest and fell 4-0 behind before finally winning a game.
Entities: Russian, Novak Djokovic, World No.8, Sharapova, WTA, Canada, Spain, Maria Sharapova, Eugenie Bouchard, Garbine Muguruza, Ernests Gulbis, French Open, CNN, Roland Garros
Passage: (CNN) -- Maria Sharapova was forced to call on all her resilience to ensure her place in the semifinals of the French Open Tuesday. The World No.8 endured a nightmare opening set, losing it 6-1 to Spain's Garbine Muguruza, before launching an impressive fightback. Sharapova, who was beaten in last year's final, won the second set 7-5 before taking the decider 6-1. The Russian, who won at Roland Garros in 2012, will now face Canada's rising star Eugenie Bouchard. "I came across a player playing with such confidence and I knew it was going to be a tough match," Sharapova told the WTA website. Maria Sharapova through to semifinals of French Open. Sharapova defeated Garbine Muguruza 1-6 7-5 6-1. Russian will face Eugenie Bouchard in last four. Novak Djokovic to take on Ernests Gulbis
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Sharapova
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[
"Novak Djokovic"
] |
{
"passage": 115,
"query": 180
}
|
Query: @placeholder is now just two wins away from becoming the eighth man in history to complete the career grand slam.
Entities: Russian, Novak Djokovic, World No.8, Sharapova, WTA, Canada, Spain, Maria Sharapova, Eugenie Bouchard, Garbine Muguruza, Ernests Gulbis, French Open, CNN, Roland Garros
Passage: (CNN) -- Maria Sharapova was forced to call on all her resilience to ensure her place in the semifinals of the French Open Tuesday. The World No.8 endured a nightmare opening set, losing it 6-1 to Spain's Garbine Muguruza, before launching an impressive fightback. Sharapova, who was beaten in last year's final, won the second set 7-5 before taking the decider 6-1. The Russian, who won at Roland Garros in 2012, will now face Canada's rising star Eugenie Bouchard. "I came across a player playing with such confidence and I knew it was going to be a tough match," Sharapova told the WTA website. Maria Sharapova through to semifinals of French Open. Sharapova defeated Garbine Muguruza 1-6 7-5 6-1. Russian will face Eugenie Bouchard in last four. Novak Djokovic to take on Ernests Gulbis
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Novak Djokovic
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[
"Ernests Gulbis"
] |
{
"passage": 115,
"query": 181
}
|
Query: But standing in his way is the exciting @placeholder, who will compete in his first ever grand slam semifinal.
Entities: Russian, Novak Djokovic, World No.8, Sharapova, WTA, Canada, Spain, Maria Sharapova, Eugenie Bouchard, Garbine Muguruza, Ernests Gulbis, French Open, CNN, Roland Garros
Passage: (CNN) -- Maria Sharapova was forced to call on all her resilience to ensure her place in the semifinals of the French Open Tuesday. The World No.8 endured a nightmare opening set, losing it 6-1 to Spain's Garbine Muguruza, before launching an impressive fightback. Sharapova, who was beaten in last year's final, won the second set 7-5 before taking the decider 6-1. The Russian, who won at Roland Garros in 2012, will now face Canada's rising star Eugenie Bouchard. "I came across a player playing with such confidence and I knew it was going to be a tough match," Sharapova told the WTA website. Maria Sharapova through to semifinals of French Open. Sharapova defeated Garbine Muguruza 1-6 7-5 6-1. Russian will face Eugenie Bouchard in last four. Novak Djokovic to take on Ernests Gulbis
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Ernests Gulbis
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[
"Dulles International Airport",
"Dulles airport"
] |
{
"passage": 116,
"query": 182
}
|
Query: CNN timed a handful of passengers going through one machine at the @placeholder checkpoint Friday.
Entities: San Juan, George Bush Intercontinental Airport, TSA, Dulles International Airport, Dulles, Domenic Bianchini, Dulles airport, Puerto Rico, Transportation Security Administration, Houston, Washington
Passage: The Transportation Security Administration is unveiling new technology this month at several airports aimed at verifying boarding passes and IDs of passengers. A total of 30 machines from three different companies will be tested at Dulles International Airport near Washington, George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston and the San Juan airport in Puerto Rico. Dulles received the first of the machines and began rolling them out Wednesday. "We feel that this technology is a step up from the current technology we are using today," said Domenic Bianchini, director of TSA's checkpoint technology. Each company's machine looks different, has different software and uses different algorithms, but for passengers they all operate in a similar way. The pilot program is aimed at verifying boarding passes and IDs of passengers. Dulles airport is the first of three airports to get the machines. The program will also be tested in Houston and San Juan. The devices are designed to check documents in a "matter of seconds," TSA official says
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Dulles International Airport
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[
"Dulles International Airport",
"Dulles airport"
] |
{
"passage": 116,
"query": 182
}
|
Query: CNN timed a handful of passengers going through one machine at the @placeholder checkpoint Friday.
Entities: San Juan, George Bush Intercontinental Airport, TSA, Dulles International Airport, Dulles, Domenic Bianchini, Dulles airport, Puerto Rico, Transportation Security Administration, Houston, Washington
Passage: The Transportation Security Administration is unveiling new technology this month at several airports aimed at verifying boarding passes and IDs of passengers. A total of 30 machines from three different companies will be tested at Dulles International Airport near Washington, George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston and the San Juan airport in Puerto Rico. Dulles received the first of the machines and began rolling them out Wednesday. "We feel that this technology is a step up from the current technology we are using today," said Domenic Bianchini, director of TSA's checkpoint technology. Each company's machine looks different, has different software and uses different algorithms, but for passengers they all operate in a similar way. The pilot program is aimed at verifying boarding passes and IDs of passengers. Dulles airport is the first of three airports to get the machines. The program will also be tested in Houston and San Juan. The devices are designed to check documents in a "matter of seconds," TSA official says
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Dulles airport
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[
"LaFerrara",
"Troy LaFerrara"
] |
{
"passage": 117,
"query": 183
}
|
Query: 'Natural born killers': Miranda Barbour (left), 18, and her 22-year-old husband, Elytte (right) are seen in handcuffs after being arrested in connection to the 'thrill killing' of @placeholder last month
Entities: Snejana Farberov, La Ferrara, Pennsylvania, Miranda Barbour, Aaron Sharp, Craigslist, Ashley Collman, Troy LaFerrara, Elytte, LaFerrara, UPDATED, Miranda, Elytte Barbour
Passage: By Aaron Sharp and Snejana Farberov and Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 23:00 EST, 8 December 2013 | UPDATED: 04:18 EST, 9 December 2013 The Pennsylvania man who was lured on Craigslist by a young couple who wanted to commit a murder together, was still alive as they searched for a place to dump his body. Miranda Barbour, 18, told police that Troy LaFerrara, a 42-year-old married man, was still alive - 'choking and gasping for air' - after she stabbed him 20 times. Initially, Miranda told police that she killed La Ferrara in self-defense after he started to grope her. But her 22-year-old husband Elytte Barbour gave police a different story, saying they conspired to kill a stranger together, and he helped hold La Ferrara down while his wife wielded the knife. Miranda Barbour, 18, arranged to meet married engineer Troy LaFerrara in parking lot for sex. Her husband, 22-year-old Elytte Barbour, was hiding under blanket in backseat and waiting for a signal. Police say Elytte strangled LaFerrara with a cord while his wife repeatedly knifed him. But LaFerrara was still alive as the couple drove around searching for a place to dump his body. Couple later washed blood from the car and drive to a strip club to celebrate Elytte Barbour's birthday
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LaFerrara
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[
"LaFerrara",
"Troy LaFerrara"
] |
{
"passage": 117,
"query": 183
}
|
Query: 'Natural born killers': Miranda Barbour (left), 18, and her 22-year-old husband, Elytte (right) are seen in handcuffs after being arrested in connection to the 'thrill killing' of @placeholder last month
Entities: Snejana Farberov, La Ferrara, Pennsylvania, Miranda Barbour, Aaron Sharp, Craigslist, Ashley Collman, Troy LaFerrara, Elytte, LaFerrara, UPDATED, Miranda, Elytte Barbour
Passage: By Aaron Sharp and Snejana Farberov and Ashley Collman PUBLISHED: 23:00 EST, 8 December 2013 | UPDATED: 04:18 EST, 9 December 2013 The Pennsylvania man who was lured on Craigslist by a young couple who wanted to commit a murder together, was still alive as they searched for a place to dump his body. Miranda Barbour, 18, told police that Troy LaFerrara, a 42-year-old married man, was still alive - 'choking and gasping for air' - after she stabbed him 20 times. Initially, Miranda told police that she killed La Ferrara in self-defense after he started to grope her. But her 22-year-old husband Elytte Barbour gave police a different story, saying they conspired to kill a stranger together, and he helped hold La Ferrara down while his wife wielded the knife. Miranda Barbour, 18, arranged to meet married engineer Troy LaFerrara in parking lot for sex. Her husband, 22-year-old Elytte Barbour, was hiding under blanket in backseat and waiting for a signal. Police say Elytte strangled LaFerrara with a cord while his wife repeatedly knifed him. But LaFerrara was still alive as the couple drove around searching for a place to dump his body. Couple later washed blood from the car and drive to a strip club to celebrate Elytte Barbour's birthday
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Troy LaFerrara
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[
"Kennedy"
] |
{
"passage": 118,
"query": 184
}
|
Query: Kerry was being interviewed as part of a series on the influence of the assassination, and though he was a college student at the time, the former presidential candidate did have a connection to the @placeholder family.
Entities: Soviet Union, John Kerry, Kerry, NBC, Lee Harvey Oswald, Tom Brokaw, CIA, Cuba, Oswald, Kennedy
Passage: John Kerry has revealed that he does not believe that President Kennedy's assassin worked alone as the government claimed in their official finding. The Secretary of State added more credibility to conspiracy theories surrounding the former president's death by becoming one of the highest-ranking politicians to openly admit to being suspicious of the official finding. 'To this day, I have serious doubts that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone,' Kerry told NBC's Tom Brokaw in an interview timed with the 50th anniversary of Kennedy's death. Suspect: Secretary of State John Kerry said that he believes that an outside force- possibly in the Soviet Union or Cuba- influenced Lee Harvey Oswald's decision to kill President Kennedy. Secretary of State John Kerry thinks that the shooter was influenced. Suggests it has something to do with the time Oswald spent in the Soviet Union and his connections to communist sympathizers. Does not support the 'grassy knoll' theory or the idea that the CIA was involved
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Kennedy
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[
"Spirit Airlines"
] |
{
"passage": 119,
"query": 185
}
|
Query: The "Basic Economy" bare-bones coach fares will be available on domestic routes, and they're already available in some areas where Delta competes with deep discounter @placeholder.
Entities: U.S., Delta, Spirit Airlines, Basic Economy, CNN, Delta Air Lines
Passage: (CNN) -- No advanced seat selection, no changes or refunds. Sound like Spirit Airlines? Nope. It's Delta Air Lines' new "Basic Economy" fare, part of the airline's new five-fare class of pricing starting March 1. No longer content to just offer first-class and coach-cabin seating, Delta is splitting its aircraft into five fare classes. Travelers who want more than "Basic Economy" will pay more -- Delta's not saying yet how much more -- although that's already the reality for many travelers. Passengers who are willing to pay to change their flights and check their bags -- so-called ancillary fees -- helped 26 passenger U.S. airlines turn a net profit of $12.7 billion in 2013, up from a profit of $98 million in 2012. Delta's new fare structure will offer five in-flight experiences. The bare-bones economy fare doesn't include advance seat selection or allow changes. The fanciest first-class fare includes access to airline lounge and chef-curated menus. The plan takes effect March 1
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Spirit Airlines
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[
"Imogen"
] |
{
"passage": 120,
"query": 186
}
|
Query: Covered-up: @placeholder was swathed in an all-black ensemble, including a cap on top of a large scarf wrapped around her head and chest
Entities: Daily Telegraph, Jade Watkins, Kyle Sandilands, St. Ives, Kiis 1065, Kyle, Sydney, Kyle And Jackie O Show, Imogen, Dubai
Passage: By Jade Watkins He only just landed back in Sydney after a trip to Dubai, and radio shock jock Kyle Sandilands is already in hot water. The 43-year-old was stopped for speeding by police on his way back from the airport to his St. Ives mansion on Monday morning. The Kiis 1065 host admitted to his listeners on his breakfast show that he broke the law, telling them he was going 20kms over the 60km speed limit, according to the Daily Telegraph. In hot water: Kyle Sandilands was stopped by police for speeding on Monday morning. The shock jock was travelling 20kms over the 60km limit the same day he had arrived in Sydney after a week in Dubai. Shock jock pulled over by police on Monday for speeding. Reported that the Kyle And Jackie O Show host was doing 20kms over the 60km limit. Could face a possible $435 fine and lose up to four points from his licence. Kyle just returned from a week-long trip to Dubai with girlfriend Imogen
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Imogen
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[
"Lionel Messi",
"Messi"
] |
{
"passage": 121,
"query": 187
}
|
Query: By contrast, @placeholder was at his irrepressible best, and set up by Xavi on 17 minutes made no mistake with a chipped finish.
Entities: Yokohama, Japan, Al Sadd, Camp Nou, South American, Guardiola, Cesc Fabregas, Messi, Brazil, European, CNN, Xavi, Lionel Messi, Kashiwa Reysol, Santos, Barcelona, Club World Cup, Pep Guardiola, FIFA
Passage: (CNN) -- Lionel Messi scored twice as European champions Barcelona secured the Club World Cup with a 4-0 rout of Brazil's Santos in Yokohama Sunday. Messi opened Barcelona's account and added their fourth and final goal in a one-sided match against their South American counterparts. Xavi and Cesc Fabregas scored their other goals in a first-half which saw Pep Guardiola's men 3-0 ahead and in total control. It is their second Club World Cup title after 2009 and the 13th trophy won since Guardiola took charge at the Camp Nou in 2008. "We've got a core of very talented players and the secret of our success is simple," he told the official FIFA website. Barcelona beat Santos 4-0 in Club World Cup final in Japan. Lionel Messi scores twice for European champions. Xavi and Cesc Fabregas also on target in one-sided final. Al Sadd beat Kashiwa Reysol in third-place playoff
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Lionel Messi
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[
"Lionel Messi",
"Messi"
] |
{
"passage": 121,
"query": 187
}
|
Query: By contrast, @placeholder was at his irrepressible best, and set up by Xavi on 17 minutes made no mistake with a chipped finish.
Entities: Yokohama, Japan, Al Sadd, Camp Nou, South American, Guardiola, Cesc Fabregas, Messi, Brazil, European, CNN, Xavi, Lionel Messi, Kashiwa Reysol, Santos, Barcelona, Club World Cup, Pep Guardiola, FIFA
Passage: (CNN) -- Lionel Messi scored twice as European champions Barcelona secured the Club World Cup with a 4-0 rout of Brazil's Santos in Yokohama Sunday. Messi opened Barcelona's account and added their fourth and final goal in a one-sided match against their South American counterparts. Xavi and Cesc Fabregas scored their other goals in a first-half which saw Pep Guardiola's men 3-0 ahead and in total control. It is their second Club World Cup title after 2009 and the 13th trophy won since Guardiola took charge at the Camp Nou in 2008. "We've got a core of very talented players and the secret of our success is simple," he told the official FIFA website. Barcelona beat Santos 4-0 in Club World Cup final in Japan. Lionel Messi scores twice for European champions. Xavi and Cesc Fabregas also on target in one-sided final. Al Sadd beat Kashiwa Reysol in third-place playoff
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Messi
|
[
"Xavi"
] |
{
"passage": 121,
"query": 188
}
|
Query: By contrast, Messi was at his irrepressible best, and set up by @placeholder on 17 minutes made no mistake with a chipped finish.
Entities: Yokohama, Japan, Al Sadd, Camp Nou, South American, Guardiola, Cesc Fabregas, Messi, Brazil, European, CNN, Xavi, Lionel Messi, Kashiwa Reysol, Santos, Barcelona, Club World Cup, Pep Guardiola, FIFA
Passage: (CNN) -- Lionel Messi scored twice as European champions Barcelona secured the Club World Cup with a 4-0 rout of Brazil's Santos in Yokohama Sunday. Messi opened Barcelona's account and added their fourth and final goal in a one-sided match against their South American counterparts. Xavi and Cesc Fabregas scored their other goals in a first-half which saw Pep Guardiola's men 3-0 ahead and in total control. It is their second Club World Cup title after 2009 and the 13th trophy won since Guardiola took charge at the Camp Nou in 2008. "We've got a core of very talented players and the secret of our success is simple," he told the official FIFA website. Barcelona beat Santos 4-0 in Club World Cup final in Japan. Lionel Messi scores twice for European champions. Xavi and Cesc Fabregas also on target in one-sided final. Al Sadd beat Kashiwa Reysol in third-place playoff
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Xavi
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[
"Jeff Ross",
"Jeffrey Ross"
] |
{
"passage": 122,
"query": 189
}
|
Query: @placeholder posed for a picture with 'the biggest surprise of his life', the nude portrait of Bea Arthur that he said Jimmy Kimmel bought for him as a surprise
Entities: Jeff Ross, Jimmy Kimmel, Kimmel, BeaArthur, David Mccormack, Christie, Twitter, Bea Arthur, late Golden Girls, Meghan Keneally, Jeffrey Ross, Golden Girl
Passage: By David Mccormack and Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 19:43 EST, 24 May 2013 | UPDATED: 23:00 EST, 24 May 2013 Jimmy Kimmel has denied spending nearly $2million on a topless painting of the late Golden Girls actress Bea Arthur after his comedian friend posted a picture of himself holding the portrait and thanking Kimmel for the 'generous' gift. 'Biggest surprise of my life. Thank you @jimmykimmel - the most generous guy in the world! #BeaArthur,' comedian Jeffrey Ross wrote as the picture caption. While he did not formally confirm that he was the one to pay the pricey sum for the picture, Kimmel's response comes as a certain declaration- one that he ultimately overturned. The painting of the former 'Golden Girl' was called sexist and misogynistic when first unveiled in the early 90s. Christie's had hoped the painting might sell for as much as $2.5m in auction. Kimmel outed as buyer after he gave it to his friend, comedian Jeff Ross, who posted a 'thank you' shout out on Twitter
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Jeff Ross
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[
"Jeff Ross",
"Jeffrey Ross"
] |
{
"passage": 122,
"query": 189
}
|
Query: @placeholder posed for a picture with 'the biggest surprise of his life', the nude portrait of Bea Arthur that he said Jimmy Kimmel bought for him as a surprise
Entities: Jeff Ross, Jimmy Kimmel, Kimmel, BeaArthur, David Mccormack, Christie, Twitter, Bea Arthur, late Golden Girls, Meghan Keneally, Jeffrey Ross, Golden Girl
Passage: By David Mccormack and Meghan Keneally PUBLISHED: 19:43 EST, 24 May 2013 | UPDATED: 23:00 EST, 24 May 2013 Jimmy Kimmel has denied spending nearly $2million on a topless painting of the late Golden Girls actress Bea Arthur after his comedian friend posted a picture of himself holding the portrait and thanking Kimmel for the 'generous' gift. 'Biggest surprise of my life. Thank you @jimmykimmel - the most generous guy in the world! #BeaArthur,' comedian Jeffrey Ross wrote as the picture caption. While he did not formally confirm that he was the one to pay the pricey sum for the picture, Kimmel's response comes as a certain declaration- one that he ultimately overturned. The painting of the former 'Golden Girl' was called sexist and misogynistic when first unveiled in the early 90s. Christie's had hoped the painting might sell for as much as $2.5m in auction. Kimmel outed as buyer after he gave it to his friend, comedian Jeff Ross, who posted a 'thank you' shout out on Twitter
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Jeffrey Ross
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[
"Bony",
"Wilfried Bony"
] |
{
"passage": 123,
"query": 190
}
|
Query: @placeholder may have been one striker to pass Allardyce by but the Hammers have their own prolific forward back for this weekend.
Entities: Swans, West Ham, Swansea, Bony, Barclays Premier League, Allardyce, Andy Carroll, Ivory Coast, Vitesse Arnhem, Wilfried Bony, Sam Allardyce, Carroll, Dutch, Premier League, Liverpool
Passage: West Ham manager Sam Allardyce passed up the opportunity to sign Swansea forward Wilfried Bony - with Andy Carroll brought in instead. Allardyce revealed he had been scouting Bony when the Ivory Coast international was in prolific form at Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem in 2013 but a move never materialised as he was able to strike a deal with Liverpool to sign Carroll on a permanent basis instead. Bony completed a move to the Swans and has been in scintillating form, scoring more Premier League goals in the calender year than any other player. West Ham manager Sam Allardyce said the club turned down the chance to sign Wilfried Bony (above). Sam Allardyce admitted he was interested in signing Wilfried Bony. West Ham boss said club couldn't afford deal after signing Andy Carroll. Swansea face West Ham on Sunday in Barclays Premier League. Bony is the top scorer in the Premier League in 2014
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Bony
|
[
"Bony",
"Wilfried Bony"
] |
{
"passage": 123,
"query": 190
}
|
Query: @placeholder may have been one striker to pass Allardyce by but the Hammers have their own prolific forward back for this weekend.
Entities: Swans, West Ham, Swansea, Bony, Barclays Premier League, Allardyce, Andy Carroll, Ivory Coast, Vitesse Arnhem, Wilfried Bony, Sam Allardyce, Carroll, Dutch, Premier League, Liverpool
Passage: West Ham manager Sam Allardyce passed up the opportunity to sign Swansea forward Wilfried Bony - with Andy Carroll brought in instead. Allardyce revealed he had been scouting Bony when the Ivory Coast international was in prolific form at Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem in 2013 but a move never materialised as he was able to strike a deal with Liverpool to sign Carroll on a permanent basis instead. Bony completed a move to the Swans and has been in scintillating form, scoring more Premier League goals in the calender year than any other player. West Ham manager Sam Allardyce said the club turned down the chance to sign Wilfried Bony (above). Sam Allardyce admitted he was interested in signing Wilfried Bony. West Ham boss said club couldn't afford deal after signing Andy Carroll. Swansea face West Ham on Sunday in Barclays Premier League. Bony is the top scorer in the Premier League in 2014
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Wilfried Bony
|
[
"West Ham"
] |
{
"passage": 123,
"query": 191
}
|
Query: Allardyce's @placeholder side are flying high in fifth place in the Barclays Premier League
Entities: Swans, West Ham, Swansea, Bony, Barclays Premier League, Allardyce, Andy Carroll, Ivory Coast, Vitesse Arnhem, Wilfried Bony, Sam Allardyce, Carroll, Dutch, Premier League, Liverpool
Passage: West Ham manager Sam Allardyce passed up the opportunity to sign Swansea forward Wilfried Bony - with Andy Carroll brought in instead. Allardyce revealed he had been scouting Bony when the Ivory Coast international was in prolific form at Dutch club Vitesse Arnhem in 2013 but a move never materialised as he was able to strike a deal with Liverpool to sign Carroll on a permanent basis instead. Bony completed a move to the Swans and has been in scintillating form, scoring more Premier League goals in the calender year than any other player. West Ham manager Sam Allardyce said the club turned down the chance to sign Wilfried Bony (above). Sam Allardyce admitted he was interested in signing Wilfried Bony. West Ham boss said club couldn't afford deal after signing Andy Carroll. Swansea face West Ham on Sunday in Barclays Premier League. Bony is the top scorer in the Premier League in 2014
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West Ham
|
[
"Massimo Cellino"
] |
{
"passage": 124,
"query": 192
}
|
Query: 'We bear no ill-will towards Mr @placeholder and we wish him well.
Entities: Gulf Finance House Capital, Warren, Italian, Leeds Combined Court, Leeds, High Court, Bahrain, Ford, Massimo Cellino, Ford & Warren Solicitors, Elland Road, Melvyn Levi, Bates, Ken Bates
Passage: Leeds have been served with a winding-up petition for unpaid fees dating back to when the club was owned by Ken Bates. Leeds-based law firm Ford & Warren has filed the petition for unpaid fees - reported to be around £150,000 - on behalf of former club director Melvyn Levi. The case is scheduled to be heard at Leeds Combined Court on January 13. Bates, 82, sold Leeds to Bahrain-based investment firm Gulf Finance House Capital in December 2012 and the club changed ownership again in April this year when Italian businessman Massimo Cellino completed his takeover. Leeds owner Massimo Cellino faces a winding-up petition of £150,000 from law firm Ford & Warren Solicitors. The High Court have served the Elland Road club a winding-up petition. Law firm Ford & Warren Solicitors report they are owed substantially. Unpaid fees date back at least two years ago when Ken Bates was in charge. Petition is set to be heard in a Leeds court on January 13
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Massimo Cellino
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[
"Massimo Cellino"
] |
{
"passage": 124,
"query": 193
}
|
Query: The league's board is understood to have discussed @placeholder's case at a meeting on Thursday and will come under increasing pressure to apply its rules over the club's ownership.
Entities: Gulf Finance House Capital, Warren, Italian, Leeds Combined Court, Leeds, High Court, Bahrain, Ford, Massimo Cellino, Ford & Warren Solicitors, Elland Road, Melvyn Levi, Bates, Ken Bates
Passage: Leeds have been served with a winding-up petition for unpaid fees dating back to when the club was owned by Ken Bates. Leeds-based law firm Ford & Warren has filed the petition for unpaid fees - reported to be around £150,000 - on behalf of former club director Melvyn Levi. The case is scheduled to be heard at Leeds Combined Court on January 13. Bates, 82, sold Leeds to Bahrain-based investment firm Gulf Finance House Capital in December 2012 and the club changed ownership again in April this year when Italian businessman Massimo Cellino completed his takeover. Leeds owner Massimo Cellino faces a winding-up petition of £150,000 from law firm Ford & Warren Solicitors. The High Court have served the Elland Road club a winding-up petition. Law firm Ford & Warren Solicitors report they are owed substantially. Unpaid fees date back at least two years ago when Ken Bates was in charge. Petition is set to be heard in a Leeds court on January 13
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Massimo Cellino
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[
"Iraq",
"Iraqi",
"Iraqis"
] |
{
"passage": 125,
"query": 194
}
|
Query: There were at least five separate attacks in the Iraqi capital, with one, the roadside bombing of an @placeholder police patrol, resulting in the death of two people.
Entities: Iraqis, American Embassy, U.S., Negroponte, Embassy, American, Saddam Hussein, Jalal Talabani, John Negroponte, Republican Palace, Ryan Crocker, CNN, BAGHDAD, Iraqi, Green Zone, Iraq, Baghdad, Tigris river
Passage: BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Just days after the U.S. military formally handed authority of Baghdad's "Green Zone" over to the Iraqis, the new American Embassy opened in Baghdad. The American flag is raised at Monday's dedication ceremony for the new U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. Situated on the banks of the Tigris river, one mile south of Saddam Hussein's Republican Palace -- U.S. headquarters in Baghdad since 2003 -- the new embassy opened early Monday afternoon in a closely controlled ceremony that included Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker, and Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte. "The return of the Republican Palace to the government of Iraq last Thursday and the raising of the flag over a new embassy four days later are potent symbols of this record of achievement," Negroponte said during his opening ceremony speech Monday. New U.S. Embassy in Baghdad opens days after "Green Zone" control given to Iraqis. New embassy covers 104 acres and is the largest in the world. As U.S. military presence ramps down, other aspects will ramp up, envoy says. Price tag for 27-building complex is at least $592 million
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Iraq
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[
"Iraq",
"Iraqi",
"Iraqis"
] |
{
"passage": 125,
"query": 194
}
|
Query: There were at least five separate attacks in the Iraqi capital, with one, the roadside bombing of an @placeholder police patrol, resulting in the death of two people.
Entities: Iraqis, American Embassy, U.S., Negroponte, Embassy, American, Saddam Hussein, Jalal Talabani, John Negroponte, Republican Palace, Ryan Crocker, CNN, BAGHDAD, Iraqi, Green Zone, Iraq, Baghdad, Tigris river
Passage: BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Just days after the U.S. military formally handed authority of Baghdad's "Green Zone" over to the Iraqis, the new American Embassy opened in Baghdad. The American flag is raised at Monday's dedication ceremony for the new U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. Situated on the banks of the Tigris river, one mile south of Saddam Hussein's Republican Palace -- U.S. headquarters in Baghdad since 2003 -- the new embassy opened early Monday afternoon in a closely controlled ceremony that included Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker, and Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte. "The return of the Republican Palace to the government of Iraq last Thursday and the raising of the flag over a new embassy four days later are potent symbols of this record of achievement," Negroponte said during his opening ceremony speech Monday. New U.S. Embassy in Baghdad opens days after "Green Zone" control given to Iraqis. New embassy covers 104 acres and is the largest in the world. As U.S. military presence ramps down, other aspects will ramp up, envoy says. Price tag for 27-building complex is at least $592 million
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Iraqi
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[
"Iraq",
"Iraqi",
"Iraqis"
] |
{
"passage": 125,
"query": 194
}
|
Query: There were at least five separate attacks in the Iraqi capital, with one, the roadside bombing of an @placeholder police patrol, resulting in the death of two people.
Entities: Iraqis, American Embassy, U.S., Negroponte, Embassy, American, Saddam Hussein, Jalal Talabani, John Negroponte, Republican Palace, Ryan Crocker, CNN, BAGHDAD, Iraqi, Green Zone, Iraq, Baghdad, Tigris river
Passage: BAGHDAD, Iraq (CNN) -- Just days after the U.S. military formally handed authority of Baghdad's "Green Zone" over to the Iraqis, the new American Embassy opened in Baghdad. The American flag is raised at Monday's dedication ceremony for the new U.S. Embassy in Baghdad. Situated on the banks of the Tigris river, one mile south of Saddam Hussein's Republican Palace -- U.S. headquarters in Baghdad since 2003 -- the new embassy opened early Monday afternoon in a closely controlled ceremony that included Iraqi President Jalal Talabani, U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker, and Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte. "The return of the Republican Palace to the government of Iraq last Thursday and the raising of the flag over a new embassy four days later are potent symbols of this record of achievement," Negroponte said during his opening ceremony speech Monday. New U.S. Embassy in Baghdad opens days after "Green Zone" control given to Iraqis. New embassy covers 104 acres and is the largest in the world. As U.S. military presence ramps down, other aspects will ramp up, envoy says. Price tag for 27-building complex is at least $592 million
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Iraqis
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[
"Lucy"
] |
{
"passage": 126,
"query": 195
}
|
Query: @placeholder is a thinly drawn character, just someone who needs to survive, but Johansson vividly conveys the initial terror of her dire circumstances before shifting into the calculating, almost robotic mode of an alien being flicking away mere mortals.
Entities: Luc Besson, EW.com, Jason Bourne, Neo, Besson, Aung San Suu Kyi, Lucy, The Lady, Taiwan, Burmese, Asian, Choi Min-Sik, American, Scarlett Johansson
Passage: (EW.com) -- Three years ago, director Luc Besson tried to do prestige, directing an Oscar-bait biopic about Burmese political dissident Aung San Suu Kyi titled "The Lady." It didn't work out for anyone, but at least Besson is back where he clearly feels more at home: stylized violence punctuated by surreal chaos. In "Lucy," Scarlett Johansson plays an American party girl studying in Taiwan who is kidnapped and forced to be a drug mule for an Asian gangster (Choi Min-Sik). But when the pouch of mysterious blue crystals ruptures in her gut—following a savage beating—the wonder drug begins to expand her human potential at an alarming rate. First, she's transformed into a sexy Jason Bourne, out for revenge. Then she becomes Neo, a superhero with near omnipotence. And her ultimate destiny, before the high can wear off, might be complete transcendence. Scarlett Johansson stars in the film. It's directed by Luc Besson. There is genuine bizarro excitement
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Lucy
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[
"Francis",
"Pope Francis"
] |
{
"passage": 127,
"query": 196
}
|
Query: She said it was widely understood that @placeholder and Obama spoke about Cuba when they met March 27 at the Vatican.
Entities: United States, Francis, Barack Obama, U.S., Latin American, Vatican, Holy See, Pope Francis, Raul Castro, Cuba, Cuban
Passage: The crucial role played by Pope Francis in bringing Cuba and the United States together signals that history's first Latin American pope has no qualms about putting the Holy See on the front lines of diplomacy, especially for a cause it has long championed. The Vatican said on Wednesday that Francis wrote to President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro in recent months and invited them to resolve their differences over humanitarian issues, including prisoners. In addition, the Vatican hosted U.S. and Cuban delegations in October 'and provided its good offices to facilitate a constructive dialogue on delicate matters, resulting in solutions acceptable to both parties,' the Vatican said. Pope Francis wrote to President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro in recent months and invited them to resolve their differences. The Vatican hosted U.S. and Cuban delegations in October 'and provided its good offices to facilitate a constructive dialogue on delicate matters' Perhaps coincidentally, the announcement was made on Francis' 78th birthday, and Vatican officials had said to expect a 'surprise' later in the day
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Francis
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[
"Francis",
"Pope Francis"
] |
{
"passage": 127,
"query": 196
}
|
Query: She said it was widely understood that @placeholder and Obama spoke about Cuba when they met March 27 at the Vatican.
Entities: United States, Francis, Barack Obama, U.S., Latin American, Vatican, Holy See, Pope Francis, Raul Castro, Cuba, Cuban
Passage: The crucial role played by Pope Francis in bringing Cuba and the United States together signals that history's first Latin American pope has no qualms about putting the Holy See on the front lines of diplomacy, especially for a cause it has long championed. The Vatican said on Wednesday that Francis wrote to President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro in recent months and invited them to resolve their differences over humanitarian issues, including prisoners. In addition, the Vatican hosted U.S. and Cuban delegations in October 'and provided its good offices to facilitate a constructive dialogue on delicate matters, resulting in solutions acceptable to both parties,' the Vatican said. Pope Francis wrote to President Barack Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro in recent months and invited them to resolve their differences. The Vatican hosted U.S. and Cuban delegations in October 'and provided its good offices to facilitate a constructive dialogue on delicate matters' Perhaps coincidentally, the announcement was made on Francis' 78th birthday, and Vatican officials had said to expect a 'surprise' later in the day
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Pope Francis
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[
"Ferrari"
] |
{
"passage": 128,
"query": 197
}
|
Query: @placeholder finished a dismal fourth overall this season, their first since 1993 without a race victory, and will hope the arrival of Vettel will signal a return to their glory days.
Entities: Fiorano, Lewis Hamilton, Ferrari, Vettel, German, Milton Keynes, Sebastian Vettel, Formula One, Red Bull Racing, Red Bull
Passage: Four-time Formula One world champions Sebastian Vettel visited Red Bull Racing's factory in Milton Keynes to say his goodbyes having joined rivals Ferrari for next season. The 27-year-old visited their base to make a speech to staff and thank those who made his four consecutive world titles victories between 2010-13 possible. Vettel took time out to chat with members of staff at the team factory and signed numerous autographs, having announced his departure towards the end of last season when he relinquished his title to Lewis Hamilton. Four-time Formula One world champions Sebastian Vettel in front of Red Bull's impressive trophy cabinet. The four-time world champion has signed a three-year deal with Ferrari. Sebastian Vettel visited Red Bull Racing's base to say his goodbyes. The German driver spent three days at Ferrari's factory last weekend. Vettel completed nearly 100 laps of the Fiorano test circuit on Monday
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Ferrari
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[
"Mohammed",
"Prophet Mohammed"
] |
{
"passage": 129,
"query": 198
}
|
Query: Prosecutors say Bibi, a 45-year-old field worker, insulted the @placeholder after she got into a heated argument with Muslim co-workers who refused to drink from a bucket of water she had touched because she is not Muslim.
Entities: Christian, High Court, Lahore, Islam, Prophet Mohammed, Punjab, Asif Ali Zardari, CNN, Islambad, Zardari, Pakistani, Salman Taseer, Pakistan, Bibi, Muslim, Hafiz Ibtisam Elahi Zaheer, Asia Bibi, Mohammed, Muneer Ur Rehman
Passage: Islambad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Two prominent Pakistani Muslim leaders threatened Wednesday to call for nationwide protests if the president pardons a Christian woman sentenced to death for insulting the Muslim prophet Mohammed. "If the president pardons Asia Bibi, we will raise our voices across the country until he is forced to take his decision back," nationally known mufti Muneer Ur Rehman said. Hafiz Ibtisam Elahi Zaheer, a leading cleric in Lahore, said pardoning the woman would be "criminal negligence" and would cause inter-religious tension. Punjab Gov. Salman Taseer told CNN Tuesday that President Asif Ali Zardari would pardon Bibi if the High Court did not grant her request for mercy. NEW: Two Muslim leaders warn of protests if President Zardari frees Asia Bibi. She was sentenced to death for insulting Islam's Prophet Mohammed. Presidential spokeswoman: Pakistan is committed to protecting religious minorities. A provincial governor has said the president is expected to pardon Bibi
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Mohammed
|
[
"Mohammed",
"Prophet Mohammed"
] |
{
"passage": 129,
"query": 198
}
|
Query: Prosecutors say Bibi, a 45-year-old field worker, insulted the @placeholder after she got into a heated argument with Muslim co-workers who refused to drink from a bucket of water she had touched because she is not Muslim.
Entities: Christian, High Court, Lahore, Islam, Prophet Mohammed, Punjab, Asif Ali Zardari, CNN, Islambad, Zardari, Pakistani, Salman Taseer, Pakistan, Bibi, Muslim, Hafiz Ibtisam Elahi Zaheer, Asia Bibi, Mohammed, Muneer Ur Rehman
Passage: Islambad, Pakistan (CNN) -- Two prominent Pakistani Muslim leaders threatened Wednesday to call for nationwide protests if the president pardons a Christian woman sentenced to death for insulting the Muslim prophet Mohammed. "If the president pardons Asia Bibi, we will raise our voices across the country until he is forced to take his decision back," nationally known mufti Muneer Ur Rehman said. Hafiz Ibtisam Elahi Zaheer, a leading cleric in Lahore, said pardoning the woman would be "criminal negligence" and would cause inter-religious tension. Punjab Gov. Salman Taseer told CNN Tuesday that President Asif Ali Zardari would pardon Bibi if the High Court did not grant her request for mercy. NEW: Two Muslim leaders warn of protests if President Zardari frees Asia Bibi. She was sentenced to death for insulting Islam's Prophet Mohammed. Presidential spokeswoman: Pakistan is committed to protecting religious minorities. A provincial governor has said the president is expected to pardon Bibi
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Prophet Mohammed
|
[
"Grantley Court"
] |
{
"passage": 130,
"query": 199
}
|
Query: Merok Park, which had the same owners as @placeholder, was given a clean bill of health in January last year, even though families said it was a ‘hovel’ and neighbours reported screaming to the police.
Entities: NHS, CQC, Sutton, Surrey, Merok Park, Winifred Lake, Alfred Dodd, Grantley Court
Passage: The families of two frail and elderly pensioners who died after being urgently moved from their troubled care homes have today criticised the Government's watchdog for the rushed closures. After more than a month of the authorities refusing to identify Alfred Dodd and Winifred Lake, their names were today revealed. The 85 and 91-year-old died days after they were evacuated from private care homes Merok Park in Surrey and nearby Grantley Court in Sutton, respectively. Their families fear the sudden closures caused the dementia sufferers unnecessary stress and anxiety. They want to know why a damning inspection report from health watchdogs went unpublished for eight months. Pensioners who died following bungled care home closures finally named. Officials refused to reveal 85-year-old Alfred Dodd's name and how he died. He died less than 48 hours after he was moved from Merok Park care home. Winifred Lake, 91, died after stressful move from Grantley Court care home. Families have questioned why the sudden closures were rushed by CQC. Coroner, the local council, police and the NHS refused to name the pair. Residents left shivering as Merok Park shut and ambulances did not arrive. Damning inspection report from watchdogs went unpublished for 8 months. But inquests have not been opened into the tragic pairs' deaths
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Grantley Court
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