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Watch out for stray hairs: A @placeholder participant drinks beer off a fellow participant's bare chest

By Adam Duggan While most Australians were spending Good Friday settling in for the Easter long weekend, one group of committed drinkers spent their day loutishly terrorising a Perth neighbourhood instead. A video uploaded to YouTube last Wednesday by University of Western Australia student Ben Fromson, 22, shows the men drunkenly cycling from house to house in an event they called the ‘Tour de Fridge’. Visiting seven houses on their all-day drinking endeavour, the almost 80 men reportedly consumed 1,600 beers – an average of 20 each. Scroll down for video Pedestrians beware: More than 80 intoxicated men take to their bikes during the 'Tour De Fridge' in Perth on Good Friday @highlight Dozens of binge drinking men take part in Good Friday cycling tour @highlight Reportedly consumed 1600 beers during the event @highlight Some participants filmed drinking beer while riding bikes on public streets

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Tragic deaths: @placeholder Raymond Eagle, left, and Timothy Oakes, right, were both killed in the crash

By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 08:35 EST, 28 August 2013 | UPDATED: 08:42 EST, 28 August 2013 The plane in which seven Britons died en route to Mount Everest may have crashed because it hit a bird just after take-off, when it was already struggling due to being overloaded, a report into the crash has concluded. The twin-engine propeller plane crashed shortly after take-off near Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, last September. Among the seven British victims were Raymond Eagle, 58, from Macclesfield, Timothy Oakes, 57, from Warrington, and brothers Vincent and Darren Kelly, aged 50 and 45, from Lostock, near Bolton. @highlight Plane was heading to Lukla - the gateway to Mount Everest, which attracts thousands of tourists every year - when it crashed @highlight British tourists killed: Raymond Eagle, Timothy Oakes, Vincent & Darren Kelly, Christopher Davey, Stephen Holding, Ben Ogden @highlight Five Chinese and three Nepalese passengers killed along with four native crew members in Kathmandu

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@placeholder's release Tuesday will cap an oft-strange storyline that spans more than three decades and which saw Olson wear the hats of college student, 1970s radical, housewife and philanthropist.

(CNN) -- Jon Opsahl said he doesn't think domestic terrorist-turned-housewife Sara Jane Olson served nearly enough time for his mother's murder, but he's relieved the saga ended with Olson's Tuesday release from prison. Sara Jane Olson was released from a California prison Tuesday after serving seven years. Olson, a member of the self-styled revolutionary Symbionese Liberation Army -- perhaps best known for kidnapping Patricia Hearst -- was released from a California prison after serving seven years, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation said. She was released to her husband just after midnight and is expected to serve her yearlong parole term in Minnesota -- over the the objections of police unions and Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty. @highlight NEW: Governor, police unions oppose Olson serving parole in Minnesota @highlight Olson evaded capture for more than 20 years living as Minnesota housewife @highlight Olson was member of Symbionese Liberation Army, which nabbed Patricia Hearst @highlight Court documents say Olson kicked pregnant teller during 1975 bank robbery

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"Naming a ship after Cesar Chavez goes right along with other recent decisions by the Navy that appear to be more about making a political statement than upholding the @placeholder's history and tradition."

Los Angeles (CNN) -- The U.S. Navy has named one of its newest ships after Mexican-American labor organizer Cesar Chavez, officials said Wednesday. The decision was an ideal fit for the latest in the Lewis and Clark class of ships, which bear the names of legendary pioneers and explorers, Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus said in a statement. "Cesar Chavez inspired young Americans to do what is right and what is necessary to protect our freedoms and our country," he said. "The Cesar Chavez will sail hundreds of thousands of miles and will bring support and assistance to thousands upon thousands of people. His example will live on in this great ship." @highlight Navy officials named the ship in an official ceremony in San Diego @highlight U.S. Navy secretary: Chavez's "example will live on in this great ship" @highlight One congressman criticizes the choice, while a senator praises it @highlight Several Latinos say they're pleased by the decision

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Anti-ISIS activists claim to have pinpointed location of @placeholder pilot Moaz al-Kasasbeh's murder by cross-referencing landmarks in yesterday's execution video with aerial photographs.

The United Arab Emirates pulled out of coalition airstrikes against ISIS after the capture of a Jordanian pilot who has since been murdered by the extremists, it has been reported. The key U.S. ally is said to have suspended its role in December after Lt Moaz al-Kasasbeh was shot down over Syria amid fears for the fate of its own pilots. Among them is the symbolically important Major Mariam Al Mansouri, the country's first female pilot who became the poster girl for the bombing missions when they started last year. Her participation in F-16 airstrikes has been celebrated in the West and even led to her missions being dubbed 'boobs on the ground'. @highlight U.S. ally suspended bombing missions after Moaz al-Kasasbeh was seized @highlight Feared for the fate of its pilots - including poster girl Mariam Al Mansouri @highlight Demanded the U.S. improve its search-and-rescue efforts near battlefields

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Many are located near major tourist centers around @placeholder, although "they weren't necessarily located because something was popular or beautiful but because something happened with specific meaning," Nosal said.

Carol Malone never knew her father. She was born in 1942, and her father, U.S. Army Sgt. Victor J. Hubany, was killed in 1944, before he'd been home from war to meet his little girl. She used to watch hours of World War II footage, looking for a glimpse of him. "I don't even know if he ever saw pictures of me," said Malone, now 70. But eight years ago, she made her first-ever trip to visit his gravesite -- in Belgium, his final resting place after battles throughout Europe, including the liberation of Paris. He's just one American fighter whose remains lie in foreign fields, a soldier whose sacrifice is forever commemorated in one of the 24 permanent American burial grounds outside the United States. @highlight About 125,000 U.S. war dead are buried in American cemeteries overseas @highlight The American Battle Monuments Commission maintains 24 American burial ground abroad @highlight The commission was created in 1923 following massive casualties in World War I

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"While this is a terrible day in @placeholder history, it is also a moment in which we can recognize an opportunity for real reform."

CHICAGO, Illinois (CNN) -- Impeached former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who was arrested in December on charges of conspiracy and fraud, was indicted Thursday on 16 felony counts by a federal grand jury, the U.S. attorney's office said. Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich is facing such charges as racketeering, conspiracy and wire fraud. The 19-count indictment charges Blagojevich and some of his closest aides and advisers with a wide-ranging "scheme to deprive the people of Illinois of honest government," according to a statement by the attorney's office. Blagojevich, 52, faces charges including racketeering, conspiracy, wire fraud and making false statements to investigators, according to the release. Three counts in the indictment are against the aides and advisers. @highlight NEW: Blagojevich declines comment, says "I'm enjoying Disney World with my kids" @highlight Blagojevich faces up to 20 years in prison for each of 15 most serious charges @highlight Officials going after his home, saying he bought it with illegally-earned money @highlight Charges against him include wire fraud, making false statements

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He wrote: '@placeholder: When I saw you last night at the Michael Jackson concert, I gasped.

Music industry legend Clive Davis, the man who discovered or signed countless multi-platinum recording artists including Whitney Houston, Bruce Springsteen and Alicia Keys has revealed he is bisexual. In his new memoir The Soundtrack of My Life, the 80-year-old record executive, who has been married and divorced twice, says he has been involved in two monogamous relationships with men over the past 20 years. Davis, who has never before publicly addressed his sexuality, writes that his first sexual encounter with a man was during ‘the era of Studio 54’ in the late '70s. Scroll down for video Music industry legend Clive Davis, who discovered Whitney Houston, has revealed he is bisexual @highlight Davis has revealed he had his first sexual encounter with a man in 'the era of Studio 54' @highlight The twice married man has had two monogamous relationships with men during the past 20 years @highlight Known as 'the man with the golden ears' Davis has discovered a host of talent over the past 50 years including Whitney Houston and Alicia Keys @highlight In his new book he also reveals he attempted an intervention on Houston, who was in 'complete denial' about her addictions @highlight Davis confirms that Michael Jackson plotted to end brother Jermaine’s promising solo career in the '80s @highlight When he signed Janice Joplin in 1967 she suggested performing a sexual act with him to seal the deal

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@placeholder admitted it had sold six Michael Kors coats which were labelled as 'faux' but were in fact made from real fur, again due to a 'clerical error.'

Several major fashion retailers have been busted for marketing their items as 'faux fur' when in fact they are crafted from real animal pelts. In an investigation led by NBC's Rossen Reports, stores including Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom Rack Gilt Groupe and Belk were found to be selling mislabeled jackets, sweaters and boots from brands including Michael Kors, Aquatalia, Jacadi and Cluny. Tests performed at the Microtrace Laboratory in Chicago proved that all four of the 'faux fur' items purchased and examined under the microscope contained real fur from coyotes, rabbits and raccoon dogs. Busted: This Cluny sweater (left) was advertised by Nordstrom Rack as being 'faux fur-trimmed' but is in fact rabbit fur, and this Michael Kors coat (right) was described by Belk as being 'faux' but is actually coyote fur @highlight Four 'faux fur' labelled items were purchased from various online stores by NBC's Rossen Reports and then examined in a laboratory @highlight Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom Rack and Belk were found to be 'mislabeling' items by Michael Kors, Aquatalia, Jacadi and Cluny @highlight All the brands apologized and cited 'clerical' and 'human' errors for the blunders @highlight Pierre Gryzbowski of the Humane Society claims that using real fur is often cheaper to produce than 'good faux fur'

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'And I will jump up and say, '@placeholder, let me cook one dish.'

By Associated Press PUBLISHED: 11:48 EST, 24 February 2014 | UPDATED: 13:20 EST, 24 February 2014 One is a rock star and the other a rock star chef, but Sammy Hagar and Emeril Lagasse have a shared passion for food and music. 'He loves music as much as I love cooking,' Hagar said before giving a weekend concert at the South Beach Wine and Food Festival, where he teamed up with Lagasse for a night of classic guitar tunes and rum. The men have been friends for years, often even vacationing together. Lagasse even cooked at Hagar's wedding more than twenty years ago - before the chef was even on the Food Network. @highlight Van Halen singer Sammy Hagar and TV chef Emeril Lagasse have been friends for decades @highlight Lagasse even cooked at Hagar's wedding more than twenty years ago - before the chef was even on the Food Network @highlight The two men have a shared passion for food and music

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China's mobile stars are gaining on their @placeholder rivals thanks in part to their marketing prowess and innovation.

With over 700 million active smartphone users, China's mobile market is insane in scale. But sheer numbers aside, what makes it really impressive? China has long been a mere manufacturer. Products, usually designed elsewhere, get assembled here. And when China's mobile industry creates, it's often churning out low-end handsets and that occasional shameless copycat app. But one former Silicon Valley insider says China is no longer a factory hub lacking imagination. It has become a hotbed of crazy innovation. "People think about China as copycats, but they don't expect to see the kind of innovation that they see here when they arrive," says Hugo Barra, former Google executive and current Vice President of Chinese cult smartphone maker Xiaomi. @highlight Contrary to its reputation, China is a hotbed of mobile innovation @highlight Beijing's Momo flirting app predates its Western version, Tinder @highlight WeChat is becoming an extended operating system for millions of mobile users @highlight The government tries to make things easy for innovators

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Video grab from a @placeholder TV station showing the jailed opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko in her prison cell

By Elizabeth Sanderson PUBLISHED: 17:28 EST, 10 November 2012 | UPDATED: 03:09 EST, 12 November 2012 The grainy video footage reveals a woman frail yet unbowed. In a series of intimate scenes we see her in her dressing gown; moving with the aid of a walking frame; performing her daily exercises. We cannot see her face but the flaxen hair is instantly recognisable, certainly to the millions of Ukrainians who watched this footage first on YouTube and then on their television screens. For this is their former Prime Minister, Yulia Tymoshenko, in her cell in the Central Clinical Hospital No 5 in Kharkiv, known locally as the Ukrainian Siberia. @highlight Concerned daughter of former Ukrainian PM Yulia Tymoshenko is urging David Cameron to speak out about alleged human rights violations @highlight Yulia Tymoshenko is on hunger strike inside the jail in an area known locally as the Ukrainian Siberia

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The Tech President looked at Wikipedia activity for these and other potential choices on Monday, and though it found some interesting numbers, no one page has yet seen the one-day levels of activity experienced by @placeholder's and Biden's in '08.

(CNN) -- Mitt Romney is expected to announce his vice presidential running mate any day, and the certain GOP nominee's campaign is asking supporters to download "Mitt's VP" app, which has the primary purpose of sending a push notification with the name of Romney's choice to users before the official announcement to the press. For the impatient, the Tech President blog has brought up an interesting possible early indicator: activity on potential picks' Wikipedia pages. In the past, Wikipedia activity has spiked for vice presidential picks the day before an official announcement was made. In 2008, hours before Republican candidate John McCain announced his vice presidential choice, Sarah Palin's Wikipedia page was getting a heavy edit. According to The Washington Post, the then-Alaska governor's page was changed 68 times the day before the announcement. In the 24 hours leading up to Obama's running mate announcement, Joe Biden's page was edited 40 times. @highlight In past elections, Wikipedia edits have served as signal for vice presidential picks @highlight Edits seem to increase right before a candidate is announced as running mate @highlight Sen. Rob Portman's page had a spike in favorable edits on Tuesday

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Fans will be pleased to see the return of the dark blue and yellow colours - intended as a nod towards the 2-2 @placeholder Play-Off final draw in 1999 that saw City promoted on penalties.

By David Kent Manchester City have unveiled the kit that Manuel Pellegrini's side will wear on the road as they pursue back-to-back Premier League titles. The champions have revealed their new dark blue Nike away kit with just 16 days to go until they kick off their season at Wembley in the Community Shield against Arsenal. The shirt gradually gets lighter as it reaches the shorts - but doesn't quite come close to City's sky blue home kit. Yellow details stand out across the shirt - including a 'We are City' message on the inside collar. Passion: City right back Pablo Zabaleta poses in the new dark blue shirt, complete with yellow detail @highlight Sky Blues go for darker shade to defend their title on the road @highlight New Nike kit recognises City's Second Division promotion in 1999 @highlight Inside of the back of the neck reads 'We are City' in yellow text @highlight Kit is available for pre order now and goes on sale July 29 @highlight High-tech socks have less material to improve players' touch

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@placeholder talks to his father by phone, from once a week to several times, updating him on how the rest of the family is doing.

(CNN) -- In Pennsylvania, Tyler Dix, a 16-year-old movie buff, is wide awake by 7 a.m. to cook breakfast for his younger siblings. Moranda Hern and Kaylei Deakin started Sisterhood of the Traveling BDUs, or battle dress uniforms. In Georgia, Tucker Simmons, a 14-year old novice guitarist, prepares ice packs for his mother whenever her chronic lower back pain kicks in. In California, Kaylei Deakin, an avid 17-year old rock climber, disciplines her little sisters when they act out. Tyler, Tucker and Kaylei are three teenagers from across the country who have very different interests, but one experience that bonds them: They grew up fast -- sometimes too quickly -- to fill the shoes of mom or dad when their parent was shipped off to wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. @highlight Children of parents deployed to wars overseas assume adult responsibilities @highlight Deployments cause stress but also force teens to become more resilient @highlight "My dad told me I am the man of the house, and I have to act like it," says Tyler Dix, 16 @highlight Teens created the Sisterhood of the BDUs to bring girls together

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Heading out: Broadwell has been seen outside her home several times since returning from @placeholder on Sunday

By Hugo Gye and James Nye and Lydia Warren The brother of David Petraeus' biographer-turned-mistress, Paula Broadwell, has revealed how she is 'incredibly sorry' for hurting her family and has acknowledged she made a mistake. Stephen Kranz spoke out after his sister returned to her home in Charlotte, North Carolina with her husband Scott and their young sons after hiding out at his Washington D.C. mansion for a week. 'She's been devastated by this,' Kranz told People Magazine. 'She is filled with guilt and shame for what she's done and she's incredibly sorry for the pain she's caused her husband, her family, Petraseus's family. She accepts responsibility for her actions and knows she made a mistake.' @highlight Broadwell 'has been devastated by scandal and accept responsibility' @highlight Returned to North Carolina home with husband Scott and sons on Sunday @highlight Friend pictured embracing Mr Broadwell as he sticks by shamed wife @highlight Had been seen arm in arm on Saturday night after returning from an evening out while staying with her brother in Washington DC

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No thanks: @placeholder doesn't fancy undergoing the challenge but promises to donate to the charity instead

LeBron James showed how cool he really is after the NBA star took on the Ice Bucket Challenge - before nominating Barack Obama to be next. The Cleveland Cavaliers star was dared by Oklahoma City Thunder's Kevin Durant, actor Kevin Hart, former school team-mate Brandon Weems and Cavaliers DJ Steph Floss to pour a bucket of ice water over himself. James, who also nominates his sons Bryce Maximus and LeBron Jr as well as the President of the United States, shot the video on a boat while on holidaying in Greece. Challenge: LeBron James gets a bucket of ice water poured over his head and then nominates Barack Obama @highlight LeBron James does ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and nominates his sons Bryce Maximus and LeBron Jr, and President of the United States Barack Obama @highlight Cleveland Cavaliers player was dared by fellow NBA star Kevin Durant, actor Kevin Hart, former school team-mate Brandon Weems and DJ Steph Floss @highlight The Ice Bucket Challenge craze began in the US with the intention of raising money for the Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) Association

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Solis said in an interview that his tour in @placeholder had left him haunted by ‘weird things.’

By Beth Stebner PUBLISHED: 10:30 EST, 31 October 2012 | UPDATED: 13:32 EST, 31 October 2012 A massive sex operation sting has led to the arrests of 40 men, including an Iraq war veteran, a teacher, and five university students. Operation Spiderweb 2, which was organized by the Lee and Orange County Sheriffs Offices, targeted central Florida. In the sting, deputies posed as minors online, soliciting the allegedly predatory men for underage sex in chat rooms. In a video set up by police, a young woman posing as a young girl opens the door to an alleged predator @highlight Operation Spiderweb made 40 arrests at a central Florida home where alleged predatory men were lured by officers pretending to be minors @highlight Irag war veteran, teachers and students among those arrested @highlight Lee County Sheriff Mike Scott urged parents to monitor their children's internet activity

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Probably to satisfy the moneymen, and maybe to spin out his slim 75-minute story to an hour and a half, @placeholder also throws in a romantic subplot.

(CNN) -- For some reason, moviemakers haven't been falling over themselves to glorify the exciting and heroic lives of bike messengers -- which at least leaves director David Koepp with a clear field. And if it's a two-wheeled, pedal-powered adrenaline charge you're after, this is definitely the movie to watch. Yes, the plot is contrived and stretched much too thin. Yes, the characters are strictly off the peg. And yes, this flick is essentially a one-trick pony. But at least it's something different. "Premium Rush" is loaded with on-road action, scarcely pausing for breath as courier Wilee (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) criss-crosses Manhattan on his austere steel-frame, fixed-gear, no-brakes bone-rattler. @highlight "Premium Rush" is centered around a group of New York bike messengers @highlight Joseph Gordon-Levit's character, Wilee, appears to have a bit of a death wish @highlight There is also a romantic subplot involving Wilee and another of the bikers

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@placeholder displayed plenty of energy in training despite claiming he was feeling 'tired' while away on international duty

Brendan Rodgers gave Mario Balotelli a helping hand in training as the misfiring striker bids to get back on the goal trail in Liverpool's trip to Queens Park Rangers on Sunday. Balotelli has found the net just once for his new club since joining at the end of August - against Ludogorets in the Champions League - and desperately needs to rediscover his goalscoring touch in the Premier League. The Italian has scored with just one of his last 66 shots in Premier League action, over 21 games for Liverpool and former club Manchester City. VIDEO Scroll down to watch Liverpool must make Balotelli behave - Mancini @highlight Mario Balotelli and Brendan Rodgers were deep in conversation as Liverpool trained at Melwood on Friday morning @highlight Balotelli is desperate to improve his form, having scored just one goal since arriving at Anfield @highlight Rodgers confirmed that Dejan Lovren, Emre Can and Joe Allen will be available for Sunday's trip to QPR @highlight Daniel Sturridge, who did not train with the rest of the group, will be assessed on Saturday after thigh injury @highlight Rodgers said the criticism levelled at 'tired' Raheem Sterling had been unfair, saying he needs protection

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"The three men claimed to have been misled by the suspect (@placeholder) into residing at the home in exchange for food and shelter," police added.

(CNN) -- One of three malnourished men found earlier this month in the garage of a Houston home has died, police said Tuesday. He and the other men told police they'd been held captive before they were discovered July 19. William Merle Greenawalt, 79, was pronounced dead six days later, Houston police said in a statement, which did not detail a cause of his death. The two other men, ages 59 and 64, who were allegedly held captive have been released from hospitals to the care of the state's Adult Protective Services. Walter Renard Jones, 31 -- a grandson of the home's owner -- has been charged with injury to the elderly by act and injury to the elderly by omission, according to Houston police spokeswoman Jodi Silva. @highlight 3 men were found "living without any level of care" in a Houston garage, police said @highlight 1 of them later died, police said, without giving a cause of death @highlight The 2 others have been released from area hospitals @highlight A grandson of the home's owner has been charged in the case

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"What you see is a constant drip of fear," testified Clooney, who just returned from a trip to @placeholder.

Washington (CNN) -- Police arrested actor George Clooney and others Friday during a protest at the Sudanese Embassy in Washington. The arrested protesters included congressmen, human rights activists and faith leaders. "We are here really to ask two very simple questions," Clooney said moments before his arrest. "The first question is something immediate -- and immediately, we need humanitarian aid to be allowed into the Sudan before it becomes the worst humanitarian crisis in the world." The second thing, he said, "is for the government in Khartoum to stop randomly killing its own innocent men, women and children. Stop raping them and stop starving them. That's all we ask." @highlight NEW: Clooney pays a $100 fine for misdemeanor charge @highlight Clooney discussed Sudan with President Obama on Thursday @highlight He recently traveled to Sudan's Nuba Mountains @highlight He says the Sudanese government has bombed sites there, injuring and killing civilians

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This new form of media -- social networking -- will not only redefine the Internet, change human relationships, create a new marketing landscape, and challenge @placeholder, but it will now rescue and alter the economy itself.

(CNN) -- We all knew he'd eventually get around to it: Mark Zuckerberg is expected to finally bring Facebook public. The company is reported to be preparing to file for an IPO -- initial public offering -- through which anyone will be able to buy shares of the social networking company on an open stock exchange. As a media theorist, I used to ignore these business shenanigans. Who cares if these companies are private or public, profitable or in the red? How many non-Wall-Street-Journal readers even knew what an IPO was back before the Internet created the likes of AOL, Netscape, and Google? @highlight Douglas Rushkoff says Facebook's reported plan to go public makes some wonder about future @highlight He says it may seem company expanding influence, reaching into, rescuing economy @highlight But really it would be just giving into corporate capitalism, he says: Earnings trump big dreams @highlight Rushkoff: With IPO, Zuckerberg not so much revolutionizing reality as getting with program

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Many customers are shopping on Christmas Day in a way that has previously only been seen in the retail industry on @placeholder.'

By Emma Reynolds PUBLISHED: 04:02 EST, 18 December 2012 | UPDATED: 06:51 EST, 18 December 2012 Amazon has followed in the footsteps of a slew of other retailers by bringing forward its Boxing Day sale to Christmas Day. The online store expects this December 25 to be its busiest after spending on the day trebled over the past five years, in part thanks to families trying out Kindles, iPads and tablets they have been given as gifts. The proliferation of smartphones, home broadband and other gadgets also makes it much easier to make a purchase - and the price-cuts will make logging on as tempting as another slice of Yule log. @highlight Last year, online shoppers spent £186million on Christmas Day @highlight Customers were logging on to their favourite stores as early as 6am @highlight Debenhams say children's clothes are most popular Christmas Day bargain @highlight Harrods' winter sale also starts online on December 25

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Speaking at the same event, Communities Secretary Eric Pickles said that he stood 'shoulder to shoulder with the Jewish community, shoulder to shoulder with fellow @placeholder citizens' and described anti-Semitism as 'a cancer'.

Theresa May has pleaded with Jews not to leave Britain as she vowed to step up efforts to tackle anti-Semitism. The Home Secretary said she never thought she would see the day when Jews in the UK were frightened to stay here. Scotland Yard have promised extra patrols in Jewish areas in the wake of the gun attack on a kosher supermarket in Paris which left four people dead. Scroll down for video Home Secretary Theresa May said she never thought she would see the day when Jews in the UK were frightened to stay here Fanatical gunman Amedy Coulibaly murdered four shoppers before being killed by armed police in a siege in the quiet residential area of Vincennes in Paris. @highlight Home Secretary never thought she would see the day Jews wanted to flee @highlight She vows to redouble efforts to wipe out anti-Semitism in the UK @highlight Eric Pickles says Jewish community is part of what makes Britain tick @highlight Board of Deputies hails demonstration of the government's solidarity @highlight Scotland Yard have promised extra police patrols in Jewish areas @highlight It comes after gun attack on a Paris kosher supermarket killed four

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'He often sleeps in the office with his belt undone, and then will pull his pants down, grab his groin and say, "@placeholder, hold this for me."'

An NYPD cop being sued for sexual harassment by a former colleague has hit back, claiming the alleged victim was a willing participant who sent him sexy selfies and gave him oral pleasure in their police precinct. Sgt. David John says Ann Cardenas sent him sizzling pictures, one of which shows the 29-year-old in a cleavage popping cat woman costume, during the two years they worked together at Brooklyn's 83rd Precinct. He claims her allegations are all a scam to get cash and now plans to sue the city for $35 million to compensate for his apparently ruined reputation. But Cardenas' account are now being backed up by four other officers at the station-house, one of whom called John a 'manipulative, sick pervert' who created a 'hostile work environment for his staff.' @highlight NYPD Sgt. David John says Ann Cardenas sent him sizzling pictures during the 2 years he was her boss at Brooklyn's 83rd Precinct @highlight He says she also performed oral sex on him 10 times within the station and has now turned on him because she's after the money from a lawsuit @highlight But Cardenas's claims are now being backed up by four other officers, one of whom called John a 'manipulative, sick pervert' who created a 'hostile work environment' @highlight Cardenas' lawyer says her client was intimidated and forced to go along with the 'frat house' behavior @highlight John plans to sue the city for $35 million to compensate for his apparently ruined reputation and loss of job prospects

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The @placeholder's often charge $200,000 or more for public speaking engagements, and they've made a combined sum of more than $22 million off the sales of their memoirs.

Hillary Clinton spent her summer vacation in the Hamptons picking her wealthy friends' brains about jobs and the economy, a weekend profile on the presumed 2016 presidential candidate disclosed. When Clinton wasn't promoting her book Hard Choices or enjoying some R&R at the beach last month, she was making the rounds in the elite, Long Island, New York, community, consulting friends, donors, financiers and business executives about economic issues, the New York Times reports. Among the topics of discussion, according to the Times, were President Barack Obama's quest to eliminate corporate inversions that allow companies to take advantage of lower tax rates by reincorporating abroad and 'how to tackle income inequality without alienating businesses or castigating the wealthy.' @highlight Clinton asked banking and business executives 'how to tackle income inequality without alienating businesses or castigating the wealthy' @highlight The multimillionaire has struggled to articulate her views on the subject since claiming she and her husband were 'dead broke' at one point @highlight Clinton said this weekend she's 'thinking about' running in 2016

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That's about the same price they sold for new in the @placeholder.

One of TV's most highly prized stunt cars has hit the market for $1.75 million. The 1986 Ferrari Testarossa driven by detective James 'Sonny' Crockett in the Eighties crime series Miami Vice is up for sale on eBay, with all the documentation to prove its authenticity. It was one of the fastest and most powerful rides of its day, boasting a top speed of 180mph and rallying from zero to 60mph in 5.2 seconds. Scroll down for video Driving in style: The 1986 Ferrari Testarossa driven by detective James 'Sonny' Crockett in the Eighties crime series Miami Vice is up for sale on eBay for $1.75 million @highlight The car was one of the fastest and most powerful rides of its day, boasting a top speed of 180mph @highlight Bidding will close on January 7 @highlight There is a 'Buy It Now' option, otherwise the motor will go to the top-paying customer @highlight The vehicle comes with all of its service records, plus documentation back to the day it was delivered to Universal Studios

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And a court ruling just days before the runoff appeared to invalidate an @placeholder-dominated legislative body and then saw the military swiftly move to dissolve that parliament ahead of the election.

Cairo (CNN) -- The Muslim Brotherhood declared that its candidate won Egypt's historic presidential election this weekend, making the claim hours after openly challenging the nation's military rulers over its dissolution of parliament. With several million votes still to be counted, the state-run Al-Ahram news website around 4:15 a.m. Monday (10:15 p.m. Sunday ET ) showed the Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi leading with about 5,648,000 votes compared with about 4,705,000 for opponent Ahmed Shafik, who served as Egypt's last prime minister in the waning days of Hosni Mubarak's regime. Yet the Islamist group, citing what it said were all-but-complete official numbers released to its representatives at polling stations nationwide, asserted that Morsi had won by capturing 52.5% of the overall vote. @highlight NEW: The Muslim Brotherhood says its candidate won with 52.5% of the overall vote @highlight NEW: A count by state media shows Morsi ahead, but with millions still to be counted @highlight Shafik's campaign accuses the Muslim Brotherhood of systemic election fraud @highlight Military leaders say they will retain legislative power until a new parliament is picked

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'Maybe they [@placeholder] made more mistakes than we did but they have players who handle those kind of mistakes and that was the difference today.

Southampton boss Ronald Koeman was frustrated with his side's defensive lapses after the Saints crashed to a 2-1 defeat by Manchester United on Monday night. Robin van Persie's double meant Louis van Gaal's men took all three points from their trip to St Mary's. But Koeman seemed to have recovered by Tuesday, wearing his Christmas jumper before the Saints' festive bash and tweeting: Ready for the Christmas party at @SouthamptonFC I believe in the way we played.' VIDEO Scroll down to watch Ronald Koeman: Everything is s*** because we lost Southampton boss Ronald Koeman takes issue with a decision during the 2-1 loss to Manchester United @highlight Southampton lost 2-1 at home to Manchester United on Monday night @highlight Robin van Persie scored twice to condemn Saints to defeat @highlight Ronald Koeman's side hold on to fifth place in the Premier League @highlight The Saints boss is pictured in his Christmas jumper on Tuesday @highlight Graziano Pelle also posts a photo of himself before Saints' Christmas do

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But the building was eventually rebuilt and reopened as the @placeholder hotel opened in 2009.

By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 06:15 EST, 18 December 2012 | UPDATED: 08:26 EST, 18 December 2012 This hotel is guaranteed to rev the engine of any car lover - because the beds and rooms are made from their favourite vehicles. The V8 car themed hotel in Stuttgart, Germany, has certainly gone the extra mile to make sure its motor enthusiast guests feel at home. Ten of its 34 rooms have been dedicated to different automobile themes including a cinema drive-in, car workshop and even a car wash. Scroll down to watch the video Rev-olutionary: The V8 Car Themed Hotel in Stuttgart, Germany, which features beds made out of real vehicles @highlight The V8 hotel in Stuttgart, Germany, features ten car themed rooms @highlight Guests can sleep in car wash, cinema drive-in or vehicle scrap yard @highlight Building was formally the terminal for the Boblingen Airport before being transformed into the hotel

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It said the regime regarded Seif "as a potential @placeholder-type figure on the Syrian political scene."

(CNN) -- A prominent Syrian opposition figure was arrested in a suburb of Damascus on Friday, according to witnesses and his wife, and protests sweeping across the country left at least 21 civilians and 10 security officers dead. Riad Seif, a one-time Syrian lawmaker once said to have the appeal and charisma of South African statesman and former freedom fighter Nelson Mandela, was arrested during demonstrations close to the Al Hasan mosque in Maydan, a suburb of the capital. This comes as government troops have been battling pro-reform protesters across the country over the past month and a half, and clashes between security forces and protesters have intensified on Friday after weekly Muslim prayers. @highlight NEW: White House press secretary condemns Syrian government @highlight At least 10 security forces were killed in Homs, state news agency says @highlight 21 civilian deaths across Syria on Friday, activist said @highlight Opposition figure Riad Seif is arrested, his wife says

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After noticing a strange smell, @placeholder had the stove checked and discovered it had been serviced and passed that month.

By Claire Bates PUBLISHED: 06:10 EST, 23 November 2012 | UPDATED: 10:12 EST, 23 November 2012 Heather Weir and boyfriend Jamie Ness could not understand why their normally active golden labrador wanted to sleep all day A couple say they owe their lives to their pet labrador after his strange behaviour prompted them to call in engineers. Heather Weir and Stoke City footballer Jamie Ness could not understand why their normally active dog Alfie suddenly wanted to sleep all day. Investigations eventually revealed that the couple's Aga cooker was leaking lethal carbon monoxide gas that could have killed them. One-year-old Alfie was sleepy because he was being slowly poisoned by the colourless, odourless gas. @highlight Heather noticed her dog was sleeping all day, had stopped playing with his toys and was very lethargic @highlight Engineer discovered carbon monoxide leak was slowly poisoning labrador and could have killed couple

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Supporters of Gaddafi had been holed up in the town for more than six weeks following the fall of @placeholder almost two months ago.

By Rob Cooper Last updated at 3:51 AM on 18th October 2011 Libya's interim Government have captured one of Colonel Gaddafi's last remaining strongholds after a six-week siege. The National Transitional Council raised their flag over Bani Walid yesterday - bringing to an end one of the few remaining pockets of resistance. Fighters blasted guns into the air and hoisted the country's new flag over the desert town 90 miles south of Tripoli. A final victory: National Transitional Council fighters celebrate the capture of Bani Walid yesterday. Gaddafi loyalists now only have control over a few remaining pockets of Sirte @highlight National Transitional Council still fighting for complete control over Gaddafi's hometown of Sirte

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In just four days, the page had 200,000 @placeholder likes.

(CNN) -- The coup was televised through one messenger. When the Thailand military announced it had taken over the government, it also meant that all state-run, satellite and cable TV providers had been ordered to carry only one signal -- that of the army's. Major news channels, including CNN, have been taken off air. Even Cartoon Network and Thai PBS could no longer air their usual programs. Patriotic music showing the military logo dominated broadcast signals. Without radio stations or television channels, those in Thailand who had access to the Internet turned to YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Google+ and various messaging apps. @highlight Thai military takes control and restricts nation's TV and radio @highlight Netizens turn to social media to get updates, voice opinions @highlight Military has warned not to be critical on social media posts

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He also told viewers how they could donate to the homeless center, while @placeholder's Facebook page was updated with a video explaining how they could give cash.

With a beaming smile, he poses alongside singer Miley Cyrus. at the MTV Video Music Awards. But today, Jesse Helt was jailed for six months after violating the terms of his probation in Oregon. The 22-year-old, who also accepted Miley's award for video of the year during the ceremony in August, was led away in handcuffs by officers at Polk County Courthouse in Dallas During the hearing, he had pleaded with Judge Monte Campbell for leniency, telling him he would 'like to be viewed as a good person, not as a nuisance to society'. Scroll down for video Friends: Jesse Helt was today jailed for six months after violating the terms of his probation in Oregon. Above, the convict is pictured with Miley Cyrus, whom he accompanied to the MTV Video Music Awards in August @highlight Jesse Helt accompanied singer Miley Cyrus to MTV Video Music Awards @highlight He accepted award for video of year - 'Wrecking Ball' - and gave speech @highlight Helt, 22, arrested in Oregon in 2010 on a series of misdemeanor charges @highlight But over the following year, he failed to meet the terms of his probation @highlight He went to LA, where he sought modelling jobs and was often homeless @highlight Met Miley while she toured Hollywood homeless center My Friend's Place @highlight On Tuesday, Helt was sentenced to six months in jail at a Dallas court

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Tragic: @placeholder and his family died in a murder-suicide but police have not said who pulled the trigger

By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:10 EST, 21 November 2013 | UPDATED: 14:30 EST, 21 November 2013 A mother, father and their baby son have been found dead in their home in an apparent murder-suicide after their five-year-old daughter managed to run to neighbors for help. Benyam Asefa, 40, Barbara Giomarelli, 42, and three-month-old Samuel Asefa were found dead in their home on Woods Court in New Market, Maryland just after 8pm on Wednesday night. Investigators discovered the bodies after their daughter, who had reportedly hid in the home as her parents argued, fled the home and told a neighbor that her parents were hurt. @highlight Benyam Asefa, 40, Barbara Giomarelli, 42, and their son Samuel, 3 months, were found in the home in New Market, Maryland Wednesday @highlight Their 5-year-old daughter was not injured after she hid as her parents argued and then ran for help

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The move from the Cabinet to the classroom comes as a slightly unexpected one, though it may show that she is broadening her national recognition in preparation for a future @placeholder bid.

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"The people responsible for this cowardly attack refuse to accept that @placeholder is moving on and that peace is working here.

(CNN) -- A car bomb exploded outside a British army base in Northern Ireland early Monday, injuring one person. The blast went off about 12:30 a.m. (7:30 p.m. Sunday ET) outside the Palace Barracks in the Belfast neighborhood of Holywood where Britain's MI5 intelligence service has its regional headquarters. The incident occurred just 30 minutes after police powers were transferred from London to Belfast. According to a statement from the Police Service of Northern Ireland, the bomb was placed in a stolen taxi which had been hijacked late Sunday in North Belfast. The taxi driver was held by three males for almost two hours before being told to drive his silver Skoda to the base. Police added that security staff at the facility were made aware of the abandoned vehicle just before midnight and commenced evacuation procedures. @highlight Bomb goes off in Belfast neighborhood @highlight No immediate claim of responsibility @highlight Other recent attacks blamed on dissident Irish republicans @highlight Occured just 30 minutes after police powers transferred from London to Belfast

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‘Conclusions of previous studies are based on the comparison with current @placeholder populations, as first agricultural societies and genetics have remained unknown until now.’

By Sarah Griffiths The mystery of how farming techniques spread throughout Europe, signalling a significant shift away from hunting, has baffled scientists for decades. Now, the DNA of the first Near Eastern farmers living 10,000 years ago has revealed migration, rather than cultural adoption, was to blame. Experts believe genetic similarities between the DNA of the first Neolithic populations and the DNA of the first Catalan and German farmers, suggests small pioneering groups migrated across Europe, taking farming methods with them. The mitochondrial DNA of the first Near Eastern farmers (remains pictured) living 10,000 years ago has been sequenced. Experts believe genetic similarities between this DNA, and the DNA of the first Catalan and German farmers, suggests small groups migrated across Europe, taking farming methods with them @highlight Genetic similarities between the DNA of the first Neolithic populations and the DNA of the first Catalan and German farmers have been spotted @highlight Evidence suggests small groups spread across Europe 10,000 years ago @highlight These pioneers are said to have taken farming techniques with them @highlight DNA samples were taken from three sites in modern Syria @highlight Agricultural practices originated in a region of the Near East known as the ‘Fertile Crescent’ in around 12,000BC

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That compares to the thousands available in @placeholder, putting Europe at a competitive disadvantage.

(CNN) -- California's Silicon Valley has long dominated the internet industry. The world's largest dotcom companies operate from the valley, it attracts the industry's brightest minds and countless innovative ideas are generated out of the area. So, can Europe make headway in this ever-expanding industry? Ilja Laurs, founder of Getjar -- the world's largest app store -- says there are labor, cultural and bureaucratic factors that make it very difficult for Europe to compete with Silicon Valley. Laurs argues the talent pool across the continent for specialist services in Europe is too small. "While there are certain pockets of good people for particular niches, you maybe only able to find a hundred people in those specific areas." @highlight Getjar founder Ilja Laurs says there are factors which make it difficult for Europe to compete @highlight He points to red tape, labor markets and cultural differences as important factors @highlight Laurs says startups are hit with the same regulations as large corporations

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‘As Ms. @placeholder has stated before, she is confident that those who truly know how she lives her life know that she believes in equal opportunity, kindness and fairness for everyone.’

A federal judge in Georgia has tossed out race discrimination claims by a former Savannah restaurant manager whose lawsuit against Paula Deen ended up causing the celebrity cook to lose nearly all of her culinary empire. Lisa Jackson sued Deen and her brother, Bubba Hiers, last year saying she was subjected to sexual harassment and racist attitudes during the five years she worked at their restaurant, Uncle Bubba's Seafood and Oyster House. But U.S. District Court Judge William T. Moore Jr. ruled Monday that Jackson, who is white, has no standing to sue them for race discrimination. Groveling: Paula Deen begs the public to forgive her on NBC's Today after revelations stemming from former employee Lisa Jackson's charges of racial discrimination effectively ended the TV chef's career @highlight Lisa Jackson, the white woman who outed Deen for using racially charged language, cannot sue for racial discrimination, judge says @highlight Jackson's other charges against Deen and her brother Bubba Hiers still stand @highlight Deen's career quickly entered free fall when the public learned of Jackson's allegations and she has since lost many lucrative endorsement deals along with her three television shows

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Because I think if I had been required to play @placeholder in any sort of methodical way where I go in and I never go out until we wrap the picture, I don't think I would have survived emotionally because it's heavy.

(CNN) -- Kenyan actress Lupita Nyong'o has become a new critics' darling after her breakout role in last year's hit movie "12 Years A Slave." Since then, the award ceremonies and opportunities to dazzle photographers have been plentiful for Nyong'o, whose mesmerizing performance as Patsey earned her numerous accolades and recognition, including an Oscar nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. Though all this attention is new to Nyong'o, who was born in Mexico to Kenyan parents, the young actress seems to enjoy all the hype around her. But there is much more to her story than how she captivates the cameras on the red carpet. @highlight Lupita Nyong'o has become one of Hollywood's hottest "It" girls @highlight Her performance in "12 Years A Slave" has earned her several awards and nominations @highlight The film has been hailed as one of the best movies of the year @highlight "I'm just happy and filled with gratitude," says Nyong'o

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He has not contacted @placeholder - but has left open the possibility that a call could come in the opposite direction.

By David Clough, Press Association Alastair Cook numbers Graeme Swann as only a 'so-called friend' after his former team-mate's assertion that England would be better off without his captaincy at the World Cup. Cook's team put in a wretched performance with ball and then bat on the way to a 133-run Royal London Series defeat against India in Cardiff - after which he was at a loss to explain why they were 'not at the races'. There was little to cheer on the field as Suresh Raina hit a brilliant 74-ball hundred in India's 304 for six and then England were bowled out for 161 in pursuit of a revised target of 295. @highlight Alastair Cook labels former team-mate Graeme Swann as a 'so-called friend' @highlight Swann claimed England would be better off without Cook's captaincy @highlight India defeated England by 133 run to take 1-0 lead in ODI series

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Since he was always talking about coming to @placeholder, naturally a human being would be shocked when such news comes," she said.

Amman, Jordan (CNN) -- The wife of an alleged suicide bomber who killed eight people at a U.S. base in Afghanistan last week says she is shocked by his actions but "proud" of what he did. Defne Bayrak, the Turkish wife of Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi -- a Jordanian doctor identified as the attacker -- said she doubted accusations her husband had been an intelligence agent, but was satisfied he did not die in vain. "I am proud of my husband. My husband accomplished a very big operation in such a war," she told reporters. "If he is a martyr, may God accept his martyrdom." @highlight Humam Khalil Abu-Mulal al-Balawi thought to be bomber who killed 7 CIA operatives @highlight The Jordanian grew up a loner, wanted to go to medical school, mother says @highlight His wife, a translator in Turkey, "shocked" to hear what he had been accused of @highlight Al-Balawi's father said he received call from Afghan saying son died a hero

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It is no surprise that despite the treacherous conditions in his first @placeholder race, Jim's dedication to the cause was absolute.

(CNN) -- As driving snow enveloped him and the temperature sank towards zero, Songezo Jim must have wondered if all that hard graft to realize his dream was worth it. But not even the extreme weather conditions that blighted the Milan-San Remo cycle race could tarnish the pride the 22-year-old felt at becoming a pioneer for his sport in South Africa. Eight years previously, a wall of color and noise had transfixed him as Cape Town's biggest bike race snaked through the Khayelitsha township where he lived. It was the first time he'd seen or heard of competitive cycling, and it started a journey that would end with him becoming the first black South African to participate at the sport's elite division, on the International Cycling Union's World Tour. @highlight Songezo Jim is the first black South African to compete in a World Tour cycling event @highlight The 22-year-old took up sport aged 14 after his parents died but didn't know how to ride @highlight As part of MTN-Qhubeka team, Jim participated in last month's Milan-San Remo race @highlight He wants to improve so that he can take part in the Tour de France in 2015

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It is unclear if the pair have remained in the local area or left the state of @placeholder.

A teenage girl is believed to have vanished with a man she had never met on Monday. Aysia Monique Lewis, 16, of Christiansburg, Virginia, was reported to be traveling with Donald 'Bruce' Quesenberry, Jr, 33, after he left his home in Normal, Illinois, to meet her. Virginia police began searching for the missing teen after she was last seen at the end of the day on Monday at Christianburg High School. Scroll down for video Aysia Monique Lewis, 16, of Christiansburg, Virginia, was believed to be traveling with Donald 'Bruce' Quesenberry, Jr, 33, of Normal, Illinois The pair are believed to have driven off together from Miss Lewis's high school on Monday in a light gold Nissan Altima - with Illinois plate V975074 @highlight Aysia Monique Lewis, 16, of Christiansburg, Virginia, was believed to be with Donald 'Bruce' Quesenberry, 33 @highlight Police believe that Quesenberry picked Miss Lewis up after school on Monday and that they are traveling in a light gold Nissan Altima car @highlight There are fears that the 16-year-old is in danger of sexual exploitation

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The spat began when Clem accused @placeholder of accepting favours and gifts from businesses in exchange for plugs on the air.

By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 12:08 EST, 28 January 2013 | UPDATED: 15:56 EST, 28 January 2013 A defamation case involving two of Tampa Bay's best known DJs has taken a bizarre turn after one of the shock jock's attorneys was arrested for DUI - in what he claims was set up by the other side. Charles Campbell is representing Todd 'MJ' Schnitt, who is suing on-air rival Bubba 'The Love Sponge' Clem for comments he made about him and his wife while on the radio. On Wednesday night, Campbell was stopped by police near the Malio's Prime Steakhouse in Tampa, Florida and was arrested after he refused to take a blood alcohol test. @highlight Charles Campbell, 64, is representing Todd 'MJ' Schnitt who is suing Bubba 'The Love Sponge' Clem for comments he made about him and his wife @highlight Campbell arrested 'after young paralegal for Clem's side bought him drinks'

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"All the kids wanted to address the segregation in @placeholder, they all wanted to talk about that and use the magazine as a platform to discuss it," said Mlangeni.

(CNN) -- It's a nerve-wracking week for the 20 young journalists of South Africa's newest youth magazine. It's nearly deadline day and the Cape Town office is a buzz of activity as the finishing touches are made to the first magazine aimed at the mainstream youth of South Africa. But it's also a publication that's been made entirely by the same people it's targeting. "It's not just them writing articles and then a professional team taking that and making it pretty," said founder of Live Magazine South Africa, Gavin Weale. "Live SA has been commissioned by young people, subedited, designed and illustrated. We even have young people working on the circulation, distribution and marketing," he added. @highlight Live Magazine South Africa is written for and produced by young people in Cape Town @highlight The first issue will be published mid-November @highlight The 48-pages of news, views and entertainment aims to give a voice to the younger generation @highlight The reporters are aged 18-25 and come from a range of different circumstances

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Asked about the @placeholder’ ambiguity, Mr Alexander said: ‘You'll have to ask them why they answer those questions in those ways.

A coalition row over the tax rate for high earners erupted today as Lib Dem Danny Alexander insisting it will be cut to 40p ‘over my dead body’. The Chief Secretary to the Treasury said he would never allow it to happen ahead of the 2015 election. But Tory London Mayor Boris Johnson said the current 45p rate was not reasonable, and warned the Lib Dems about make bold threats because the last thing he wanted to see was ‘the dead body of Danny Alexander’. Lib Dem Treasury minister Danny Alexander (left) said he would not allow Tory Chancellor George Osborne to give in to pressure from senior Conservatives to signal a further cut in the top rate of tax to 40p @highlight Chief Secretary to the Treasury vows to block any Tory moves to cut more @highlight Anyone earning more than £150,000 currently pays 45p rate @highlight Labour wants to return it to 50p and many Tories want cut to 40p

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Of course, such expanded action carries the risk that ISIS and its supporters will retaliate with attacks in @placeholder.

(CNN)The barbaric, elaborately stage-managed video that showed Jordanian pilot Moath al-Kasasbeh being burned alive was a calculated move by ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi to weaken the resolve of Jordan and other Sunni Arab powers that have joined the U.S.-led coalition against the terror group. But the early signs indicate the video, which may have been shot a month ago, has had the opposite result, creating a significant backlash from Sunnis in the region. Spreading terror has worked before for ISIS, allowing it to punch above its weight. In the weeks before launching an assault on Mosul, Iraq, in June, the group released a series of gory videos showing the militants brutalizing and killing Iraqi soldiers they had captured. It put the scare in the Iraqi army. When ISIS fighters attacked Mosul, Iraqi soldiers turned and fled despite greatly outnumbering the attackers. @highlight Paul Cruickshank: Video of Jordanian pilot being burned alive a calculated move @highlight But ISIS video has created significant backlash from Sunnis in region, he says @highlight In the long run, ISIS' brutality is not a winning strategy, Cruickshank says

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And while they might remain tight-lipped about their tennis secrets, @placeholder asked Federer for some parental advice a few weeks ago, according to Federer.

By Daily Mail Reporter Her boyfriend was later charging around on Centre Court. But at home it was Novak Djokovic’s pregnant girlfriend who was scampering about – after their dog. Jelena Ristic, 28, had to rush out of the house the couple share during Wimbledon after the pet, believed to be a labradoodle named Tesla, escaped as her boyfriend left to play. Out! The dog, believed to be a labradoodle named Telsa, escaped the house Jelena Ristic shares with boyfriend Novak Djokovic while the Serbian tennis star plays at Wimbledon In! Jelena, who has been with Djokovic for around eight years, took the dog back inside - just before her boyfriend defeated Grigor Dimitrov to reach the Wimbledon final @highlight Jelena Ristic, 28, had to rescue pet, believed to be labradoodle named Tesla @highlight She managed to take dog back inside in time to watch Djokovic in semi-final @highlight He will now face Roger Federer in Sunday's Wimbledon men's final

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The comic includes life-like representations of people linked to the @placeholder

By Jennifer Smith PUBLISHED: 08:30 EST, 29 October 2013 | UPDATED: 04:04 EST, 30 October 2013 Royal Descent by Black Hearted Press has been slammed as 'sick' by critics for its violent representation of Royal characters A Scottish publishing house has produced what has been described as the UK's 'most controversial comic' in which characters based on the Royal Family fight to the death in front of an audience. Royal Descent, by Glasgow-based Black Hearted Press, graphically depicts how the characters must kill each other in order to win the game. The first part of the trilogy which will be released next month, has been slammed by comic fans with critics describing its content as 'sick'. @highlight Futuristic comic depicts deadly fight between characters such as 'Queen Eleanora II' and 'Prince Hudley' @highlight First part of the trilogy to be released in November @highlight Creator, John Farman, describes it as 'most controversial comic to ever come out of the UK' @highlight Comic has been slammed by critics who claim violent themes are 'sick'

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His intelligence, language skills and connections appear to have now made Ikrima invaluable to @placeholder.

(CNN) -- Western intelligence missed a chance to capture or kill the suspected terrorist thought to be behind the Nairobi mall massacre, according to a former informant for both the CIA and the Danish intelligence service. Morten Storm, who worked as an informant for five years, had forged a close relationship with the man -- a Kenyan called Ikrima -- who has been responsible for planning attacks inside Kenya for Al-Shabaab. Storm, a Danish national, told CNN that in March 2012 the Danish intelligence agency PET had offered him one million Danish krone ($200,000) on behalf of the CIA if he could lead them to Ikrima, the target of an unsuccessful operation by US Navy SEALs last month. The SEALs raided an Al-Shabaab compound at Barawe on the Somali coast, but Ikrima escaped. @highlight Ex-spy says intelligence agencies missed a chance to capture suspected terrorist @highlight Al-Shabaab militant Ikrima is thought to have planned the attack on Kenya's Westgate Mall @highlight Morten Storm is a former informant for the CIA and Danish intelligence service PET @highlight CIA refuses to comment on Storm's claims; PET refuses to confirm or deny knowing him

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Ross also said the board's findings thus far hold significance beyond the @placeholder tragedy.

(CNN) -- Tanker cars involved in the calamitous derailment in Quebec in July were carrying fuel that was improperly described in shipping documents as being less volatile than it actually was, Canadian safety investigators said Wednesday. The train was hauling highly volatile petroleum crude oil, a "Class 3, Packing Group II" product. But shipping papers identified the fuel as a less volatile "Packing Group III" product, investigator Donald Ross said. The discovery helps explain "why the fuel ignited so quickly" after the derailment on July 6 in Lac-Megnatic, Ross said. Forty-seven people were killed in the ensuing explosion and fire that leveled the tiny community's downtown. @highlight Investigation finds tankers were carrying more volatile fuel than labeling showed @highlight Development explains why fuel ignited so quickly in July derailment in Lac-Megnatic @highlight Disaster claimed 47 lives as tankers exploded and leveled downtown area

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The report says the camp system was initially modeled in the 1950s on the @placeholder gulag, to punish 'wrong thinkers' and those belonging to the 'wrong political class' or religious persuasion.

By Eddie Wrenn PUBLISHED: 07:58 EST, 10 April 2012 | UPDATED: 03:33 EST, 11 April 2012 This satellite view shows the area of Political Prison Camp 15 in Yodok, North Korea, where 150,000 inmates are allegedly kept More than 150,000 North Koreans remain incarcerated in a Soviet-style, hidden 'gulag' despite the communist government's denial it holds political prisoners. The shocking claim is made in a report released today by the U.S.-based Committee for Human Rights in North Korea, and is based on interviews with 60 former prisoners and guards. It includes satellite images of what are described as prison labor camps and penitentiaries. @highlight U.S. alleges the camp holds political dissidents of 'political repression' @highlight Documents cases of infanticide and forced abortions @highlight 'Whole families kept in camp' due to 'crimes' by relatives @highlight North Korea denies existence of camp - but it is visible on Google Earth

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The university was unable to confirm any further details surrounding @placeholder's death.

By A. Greg A 22-year-old cheerleader has been found dead in an off-campus housing complex of the University of Louisville in Kentucky. Danielle Cogswell, known as Dani, was found in an apartment in Cardinal Towne, located to the north of the campus on Monday morning. She was a transfer student from Washington state and had been on the cheer squad at the University of Kentucky for a year. Scroll down for video Mysterious death: Dani Cogswell (right) was found dead in her apartment in a student housing complex near the University of Louisville Questions: Police have said there was no evidence of foul play, and are awaiting autopsy and toxicology results @highlight Cheerleader Dani Cogswell was found dead in her apartment Monday morning @highlight She was a student at the University of Louisville in Kentucky @highlight Police say there were no obvious signs of foul play @highlight Investigators are awaiting autopsy and toxicology results

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Arizona executed @placeholder on Wednesday for the 1992 kidnap and murder of a community college student.

By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:17 EST, 25 April 2012 | UPDATED: 22:30 EST, 25 April 2012 With the final words of 'I regret nothing' a defiant Arizona killer who asked for no mercy, shunned a clemency hearing and railed against immigrants in his 1993 sentencing, was executed on Wednesday. Thomas Kemp, 63, was put to death by lethal injection and declared dead at 10:08 a.m. local time inside the state prison in Florence, about 60 miles southeast of Phoenix, seven minutes after the execution began. For his last meal Kemp had a cheeseburger, french fries, root beer, and boysenberry pie with strawberry ice cream. @highlight Thomas Kemp killed community college student Hector Soto Juarez in Mexican hate crime

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There had also been reports that Greig had once had breast implants and other plastic surgery in @placeholder before they fled the city, and, grasping at straws, they turned to cosmetics surgeons in the hope of a clue.

Tracked down: A new documentary has heard from FBI agents who have revealed how Boston mobster James 'Whitey' Bulger was finally captured thanks to a stray cat and a boob job For 14 years, America's most-wanted criminal James 'Whitey' Bulger and his moll Catherine Greig evaded capture by posing as any other elderly couple in a low-key suburb of LA. Now the FBI has revealed for the first time how the pair were finally tracked down when two vastly different pieces of the jigsaw came together to out them - her love of a stray cat and her vanity as a younger woman when she opted for a boob job. @highlight Boston crime lord tracked down in LA suburb after 16 years on the run @highlight Neighbours noticed how his moll Catherine Greig always fed an alley cat @highlight FBI contacted cosmetic surgeons after reports that she had implants @highlight One physician rang to say he had her file and, crucially, her photographs @highlight A public appeal focussing on Greig then yielded call from a neighbour @highlight Bulger jailed for life this month after 40-year career of murder, extortion and drug dealing

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Those dues are tax deductible for the teams as "business expenses" according to the @placeholder.

Did the National Football League make $10.5 billion in 2013, pay its chief executive Roger Goodell $44.2 million, yet pay no taxes to Uncle Sam? Well, yes and no. The National Football League pays taxes through its various money-making offshoots such as NFL Properties and NFL Ventures, but the league office in midtown Manhattan, which paid Goodell his very handsome salary, doesn't. The reason goes back to 1942 when the IRS ruled the NFL was a trade association for its now 32-member teams and therefore exempt from taxes as a nonprofit under section 501(c)6 of the tax code. Just to be safe, the NFL lobbied Washington in 1966 on the eve of its merger with the American Football League. @highlight The NFL has for-profit business, but the league office is technically a trade association @highlight Therefore, it pays no taxes and owners can deduct the dues they pay @highlight Commissioner Roger Goodell makes as much as some of the highest paid CEOs @highlight Some in Washington are trying to change the law while others lobby against it

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For @placeholder, who was 29 during the transplant, Thanksgiving will be a time to reflect with gratitude.

Alyssa Riggan hasn't dwelled on being the first person in the U.S. to successfully receive part of a liver from a living donor 25 years ago, a medical procedure that paved the way for routine live-donor transplants. The anniversary falls on Thanksgiving this year. Riggan was 21 months old when her mother, Teri Smith, donated more than a third of her liver to save her daughter from a disorder called biliary atresia. Its success has enabled her to live a normal life, almost completely untouched by what was an often-fatal disorder. Milestone: Alyssa Riggan, who was the first in the United States to successfully receive a liver from a living donor 25 years ago, poses with her husband, Benjamin, in their home in Severn, Maryland @highlight Alyssa Riggan, 26, was the first person in the U.S. to successfully receive part of a liver from a living donor 25 years ago @highlight It was to save her from a disorder called biliary atresia, which blocks liver bile ducts @highlight The organ donation came from her mother, Teri Smith @highlight Before Riggan's operation, liver transplants from living donors had been performed only four times - in Brazil, Australia and Japan

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‘@placeholder is very strong and very brave to speak out in this way.

By Jason Groves PUBLISHED: 16:20 EST, 2 October 2012 | UPDATED: 08:36 EST, 3 October 2012 Change: Culture Secretary Maria Miller wants to reduce the abortion limit to 20 weeks David Cameron’s new Minister for Women called yesterday for a change in the abortion laws to reduce the deadline for terminations. Culture Secretary Maria Miller, who is also in charge of women’s issues and equalities policy, said the legal limit for abortions should be cut from 24 weeks to 20. She said advances in medical science mean many very premature babies can now be saved. The Tory MP, a mother of three, first voted for the change in 2008 when it was put forward in a backbench Bill by Tory MP Nadine Dorries. @highlight Women's Minister Maria Miller said medical advances means premature babies can be saved @highlight Calls for reduction echoed by backbench Tory MP Nadine Dorries who proposed bill in 2008

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It's a choice that draws sadly closer, now that @placeholder's efforts have passed their initial nine-month deadline, and the parties have resumed the familiar cycle of provocation and retaliation.

(CNN) -- Pro-Israel advocates and politicians, breathe easy. Israel is safe once more from the threat of "apartheid" -- the word, that is. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has clarified comments made in a closed-door meeting last week, and he stated clearly that Israel is not an apartheid state. But Kerry's dire warning, and the future the secretary was predicting for Israel, lingers. That point seems lost amid this week's onslaught against Kerry, as members of Congress and Israel advocates raced to prove their pro-Israel credentials with their outrage. The histrionics over the secretary's remarks are yet one more sign of how fundamentally broken American politics are when it comes to Israel. Vast energy is poured into defending Israel from an inappropriate word. Yet nowhere near enough energy is devoted to promoting policies that will actually protect and save Israel's Jewish democracy in the long run. @highlight Jeremy Ben-Ami: John Kerry used the word apartheid about Israel, setting off a firestorm @highlight He says we need that passion devoted to policies to protect Israel's Jewish democracy @highlight Ben-Ami: Non-Jews will outnumber Jews, which will hurt Israel without two-state solution @highlight He says the word apartheid has been used by Israeli politicians: Kerry is a friend to Israel

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It became a symbol for the fact that in their view, the @placeholder government is simply not trying to be cooperative in the search for some kind of movement forward on the Israeli-Palestinian issue.

New York (CNN) -- Israel's government is missing an opportunity to secure the country's future and build a coalition of nations to counter increasing Iranian influence, according to analyst Fareed Zakaria. He says the government, headed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is letting the dispute with the United States over expanded settlements in East Jerusalem get in the way of making progress toward resolution of the conflict with the Palestinians. "The Netanyahu government goes on and on about the existential threat that Israel faces from Iran, the need for the world to mobilize, to put that above all else," Zakaria said. "If that really is the case, shouldn't Israel try to be supportive and deepen the relationship with the one country whose military, political and economic support is going to be absolutely crucial in dealing with this threat, that is, the United States? @highlight U.S.-Israel relations are at a low ebb over Jerusalem settlements issue @highlight Fareed Zakaria says Obama administration is frustrated with Netanyahu government @highlight He says Israel should show it is serious when it says countering Iran is its highest priority @highlight Zakaria: Progress with Palestinians would facilitate alliance with moderate Arabs

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@placeholder failed to win in any of the states up for grabs.

Columbus, Ohio (CNN) -- The campaign of Republican presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney tried Wednesday to put the best possible spin on Super Tuesday's mixed verdict, releasing a memo arguing that it is now nearly impossible for his opponents to catch him in the delegate hunt. "Super Tuesday dramatically reduced the likelihood that any of Gov. Romney's opponents can obtain the Republican nomination," said Rich Beeson, the campaign's political director. "As Gov. Romney's opponents attempt to ignore the basic principles of math, the only person's odds of winning they are increasing are President Obama's." According to CNN's latest delegate count, Romney now has 404 delegates, compared with 165 for Rick Santorum, 106 for Newt Gingrich and 66 for Ron Paul. To claim the nomination, a candidate will need 1,144 delegates when Republicans meet for their national convention in Tampa this summer. @highlight NEW: Mitt Romney's campaign says it is nearly impossible for GOP opponents to win @highlight But Romney still appears to have a problem winning the conservative base @highlight Romney ekes out a victory in Ohio and bolsters his lead in delegates @highlight Rick Santorum takes three states; Newt Gingrich stays alive with victory in Georgia

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Her @placeholder was very badly damaged in the accident on September 14 and also had to be written off.

By Rob Cooper PUBLISHED: 05:56 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 08:36 EST, 19 September 2013 A mother has had two cars written off while parked in the same spot outside her home in the space of just five weeks. Nicola Hawkins, 31, lost her 06-registration Fiat Punto when a motorbike crashed into it in Swansea, South Wales, on August 11. She treated herself to a £3,000 BMW 3 Series convertible as a replacement but it was destroyed as well a little over a month later. First crash: Nicola Hawkins' Fiat Punto is written off in the first crash outside her home in Swansea, South Wales. The car was damaged on the opposite side of the road to this, but was moved after the collision @highlight Nicola Hawkins, 31, lost her Fiat Punto in the first crash on August 11 @highlight She bought a £3,000 BMW 3 Series which was written off on September 14 @highlight Neighbours in Swansea, South Wales, described it as the 'unluckiest parking space in Britain'

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"I think this of course hurts @placeholder's image before the rest of the region and I believe that brings serious questions to the table about what can be done to prevent this from continuing," he said.

(CNN) -- Gunmen shot dead Argentine folk singer Facundo Cabral on Saturday as his car made its way to the airport in Guatemala City, police said. A motive for the killing of one of Latin America's best-known folk singers remained unclear. The singer's agent was also shot and is in stable condition in the hospital, said police spokesman Donald Gonzalez. In Guatemala on a Latin American tour, Cabral, 74, left his hotel at 5:40 a.m. in a white SUV for an eight-minute ride to the airport. Gunmen attacked the SUV -- at least 20 bullet holes could be seen on the Range Rover. Nothing was reported stolen from the vehicle, government spokesman Ronaldo Robles said. @highlight NEW: The Guatemalan president declares three days of national mourning @highlight The singer was on a Latin American tour @highlight Gunmen attack his SUV as he makes his way to the airport @highlight A motive for the killing remains unclear

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She earns a living as a stylist in Music City's entertainment industry while still cultivating her brand from a studio in the basement of her @placeholder home.

(CNN) -- Fashion Week in New York, London, Milan and Paris have ended in a flash of ruby-reds, turtlenecks and thigh-high boots. But what about Charleston, Nashville, Austin or Cleveland? Granted, these aren't cities where editors, buyers and bloggers from around the world flock to discover next season's trends. But, regardless of what the Onion thinks of Iowa's style sense, regional fashion weeks matter to the communities that host them -- and they're starting to catch the attention of big-city fashion folk, too. After all, "not all designers are born and bred in New York, Paris and Milan," said Fern Mallis, who's credited with creating New York Fashion Week as we currently know it. After her success there, she helped launch and guide fashion weeks in Sydney, Shanghai, Miami and Cleveland as senior vice president of IMG Fashion in the 2000s. @highlight Fashion weeks in smaller U.S. cities serve as training grounds for aspiring designers @highlight Charleston Fashion Week draws thousands of attendees @highlight Established designers attend Charleston Fashion Week to tap into new markets @highlight "Not all designers are born and bred in New York, Paris," says Fern Mallis

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A @placeholder party spokesman said: ‘We are working for a majority Conservative government.’

By Tim Shipman PUBLISHED: 19:01 EST, 19 August 2013 | UPDATED: 19:01 EST, 19 August 2013 David Cameron has been warned to expect a leadership challenge if he tries to force the Conservative Party into another coalition. A close ally of the Prime Minister said the party would ‘come for him’ if he fails to win a majority at the 2015 general election. Mr Cameron is said to be prepared to offer Tory MPs a vote on any future coalition deal with the Liberal Democrats to bind them into a decision to go for a new pact, just as Nick Clegg did with his MPs in 2010. @highlight David Cameron may be challenged as Tory leader after 2015 @highlight Voices within party warn of change if he fails to win majority

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Friends gather where @placeholder was killed yesterday, singing songs and lighting candles.

Lynne Hansen, 58, did not sleep well last night. She was disturbed by the deadly crash that yesterday claimed the life of Aneri Patel, 16, at the exact same spot where her daughter, Emma, 20, was killed by a car seven years ago. The similarities were 'eerie'. Both young women were hit by inexperienced drivers near the bus stop on the corner of Railway Parade in Kogarah, in Sydney's south, around the same time of the morning. Mrs Hansen's first reaction to Monday's horrible news was to feel sorrow for Ms Patel's mother and father. '(I was thinking about) the poor parents, really, because we're the ones that live with it,' Mrs Hansen told Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday. @highlight Car crash that killed Aneri Patel, 16, yesterday occurred at the EXACT same spot Emma Hansen, 20, was killed by a car seven years ago @highlight Both were struck by inexperienced drivers at the 'very tricky' intersection in Kogarah, south of Sydney @highlight Sister of former NRL star Joe Galuvao has been charged over the crash @highlight Puipuimaota Galuvao has been charged with a number of driving offences including dangerous driving occasioning death and driving without a licence. @highlight She has been granted bail and will appear in Kogarah Local Court on October 14 @highlight Lynne Hansen, Emma's mother, said the similarities between the two crashes were 'eerie' @highlight Mrs Hansen told Daily Mail Australia her first thought after hearing the news yesterday was to feel sorry for the parents of Ms Patel @highlight 'We're the ones that live with it... The other drivers, they go home, they grow up' @highlight But for the parents, 'it's horrible, you never get over it' @highlight Emma Hansen, a fashion student and aspiring telephone counsellor, was 'gorgeous, inside and out'

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In places like @placeholder, conflict had become a part of life, except perhaps for a brief time after South Sudan was born.

Bor, South Sudan (CNN) -- Fears that a new civil war could erupt in South Sudan drove leaders of two neighboring African countries into its capital, Juba, Thursday. Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta, Ethiopian Premier Hailemariam Desalegn and South Sudanese officials had "very constructive" talks, but reached no agreements, South Sudan's foreign minister said Thursday. They will meet again Friday with leaders of nations that belong to an East African governmental group, according to Foreign Minister Barnaba Marial Benjamin. Kenyatta and Desalegn have called for an immediate end to the fighting, in which South Sudan's President Salva Kiir is fighting a rebellion led by former Vice President Riek Machar, whom he dismissed months ago. @highlight NEW: U.N. officials hope to have reinforcements in South Sudan by Saturday @highlight Peace talks "very constructive," South Sudan's foreign minister says @highlight Fighting between rival ethnic groups has resulted in mass killings @highlight Four U.S. Navy SEALs were wounded by rebels on Saturday

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The accounts, presumably associated with any sort of registered activity on @placeholder (or its subsidiaries or partners), contain information like passwords, email addresses, dates of birth and other Sony opt-in data.

(Mashable) -- Sony is not having a good year. As the company scrambles to get the PlayStation Network and Qriocity music service back online, it's suffering from yet another security breach. This time it's a hacker attack on various websites associated with Sony Pictures. A team of individuals going by the name LulzSec, who recently managed to deface PBS.org's homepage, announced that they have broken into SonyPictures.com and compromised more than 1 million user accounts. An additional 75,000 music codes and 3.5 million coupons were also uncovered. The attack, part of a campaign known as Sownage, was announced on Twitter and on the LulzSec website. @highlight This is the second security breach at Sony in just over a week @highlight Hacker LulzSec announces they have compromised more than 1 million user accounts @highlight Attacks underscore just how important it is for brands to keep their web servers updated

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He said: "You feel very proud every time you put the @placeholder kit on.

LONDON, England (CNN) -- Manchester United fans all around the world will be eagerly scouring for transfer news and gossip over the possible arrival of new players during the close season. Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney sports the club's new kit for the forthcoming season But just as important to many supporters over the break will be being among the first to get their hands on the club's new kit. The English Premier League champions have just launched a new home kit for the forthcoming season which pays homage to their 100th year playing at their Old Trafford stadium. United's new shirt features a large chevron across the chest, which echoes the same pattern United wore on their shirts during the 1909/10 season when Old Trafford first opened. @highlight Manchester United and Chelsea reveal kits for the forthcoming campaign @highlight The sale of shirts can be a big source of revenue for many football clubs @highlight Some shirts have been good, others bad and some downright ugly

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It was only @placeholder's sixth defeat on Centre Court, but the former champion was still afforded a huge ovation as he waved to the crowd upon leaving the arena.

(CNN) -- Six-time champion Roger Federer has failed to make the title match at Wimbledon for the first time since 2002 after being dumped out in the quarterfinals on Wednesday. Federer's title defense came crashing to a halt in the face of an inspired performance from Tomas Berdych in London. The Swiss star was knocked out at the last-eight stage of a tennis grand slam event for second successive time following his similar exit at the French Open a month ago. Czech 12th seed Berdych triumphed 6-4 3-6 6-1 6-4 in front of a stunned crowd on Centre Court to set up a semifinal clash with No. 3 Novak Djokovic. @highlight Tomas Berdych knocks top seed Roger Federer out of Wimbledon in the quarterfinals @highlight Czech 12th seed beats six-time champion Federer 6-4 3-6 6-1 6-4 @highlight He next faces Novak Djokovic in semis after Serbian No. 3 beat Yen-Hsun Lu @highlight World No. 1 Rafael Nadal through to last four after beating sixth seed Robin Soderling

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'War cannot be initiated without @placeholder,' he said, and it cannot be conducted without a formal declaration.

Sen. Rand Paul announced today his plans to introduce a resolution in December that would formally declare war on ISIS and give the president limited authority to use American ground troops in the battle against the extremist group. 'I believe the President must come to Congress to begin a war and that Congress has a duty to act,' Paul said in a statement this morning. 'Right now, this war is illegal until Congress acts pursuant to the Constitution and authorizes it.' If accepted by Congress Paul's resolution would mark the first time since 1942 that the U.S issued an official declaration of war. @highlight 'Right now, this war is illegal until Congress acts pursuant to the Constitution and authorizes it,' Paul said in a statement @highlight One-year resolution would authorize the president to engage ISIS militarily, including the limited use of U.S. ground forces @highlight They would fight under strict limits, including 'limited operations against high value targets' and 'intelligence gathering' @highlight Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine plans to introduce a similar one-year resolution but it would not formally declare war @highlight Last formal declarations of war were as part of Second World War with presidents since then using authorizations for military force

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Working in @placeholder: This is the cover of Papageorge's book which comprises 66 photographs from the iconic club

It was a Pandora's Box of eccentricity and glamor. Open for just 33 months from 1977 to 1981, Studio 54 remains the ultimate discotheque. Only the beautiful, famous and socially-connected could be sure of entry. The lucky partygoers that made it into the New York City establishment reveled among celebrities, blaring music, champagne, bubbles, costumes, art, theater - and occasionally animals. Hundreds, however, never managed to pass the red velvet rope. For those left out in the cold, award-winning photographer Tod Papageorge was there - and has now compiled the madness into a book. Here is a taste of his spectacular insights. @highlight The New York City nightclub was open for just 33 months from 1977 to 1981 but gained a stellar reputation @highlight Hundreds tried and failed to get past the red velvet rope into the spectacular world Studio 54 @highlight Each night was awash with celebrities, performers, champagne, costumes, music, bubbles, animals... anything @highlight Award-winning photographer Tod Papageorge was a regular and has compiled his insights into a book

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following year he lodged an appeal under @placeholder and won the right

Immigrant drug baron: Mahmoud Jaber, 31, had been peddling heroin and crack cocaine in Lancashire An immigrant drug baron will finally be thrown out of Britain after he exploited human rights laws to legally stay in the country and commit more crimes for eight years. Mahmoud Jaber, 31, had been peddling heroin and crack cocaine in Lancashire to live a lavish lifestyle and served three jail terms. But although he was told he would be deported as long ago as 2006, Palestinian-born Jaber - whose father lives in the UK - used Article Eight of the Human Rights Act to successfully appeal the order, arguing he had a ‘right to family life.’ @highlight Mahmoud Jaber was peddling heroin and crack cocaine in Lancashire @highlight The 31-year-old was funding a lavish lifestyle but served three jail terms @highlight Palestinian-born Jaber used Article 8 rights to stop deportation in 2006 @highlight Yet he was then convicted of a string of further drug trafficking offences

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That's one reason he's stuck around, but no doubt it also helped that Luleå is one of the coldest towns in @placeholder.

(CNN) -- They're among the rarest instruments in the world, but they'll be discarded come spring. They're so fragile even the players' breath risks nudging them out of tune. Turn up the temperature in the concert hall and you'd have, not a finely chiseled viola, flute or conga, but a glass of water. "And you'd be healthier for drinking it!" says Tim Linhart, ice-instrument maker extraordinaire to an orchestra playing a series of concerts throughout the winter in the remote Swedish town of Luleå, just beneath the Arctic Circle. Hearing is believing Hearing really is believing when it comes to these evanescent instruments made -- bar the strings and other odd parts of metal or wood -- entirely from frozen water. @highlight Orchestra playing ice instruments stages winter concerts in Sweden @highlight People surprised at how beautiful ice can sound, says instrument maker @highlight Expat American Tim Linhart has organized ice concerts throughout world @highlight Next on his drawing board: a plane made from ice

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"I'd love to see the @placeholder use this time to answer some important questions from people, like 'Why are premiums doubling?'

Tell your friends. Don't get discouraged. It's worth the struggle. Sounding like a motivational speaker, President Barack Obama asked young supporters on Wednesday to encourage their peers to sign up for health coverage under his embattled reforms known both affectionately and derisively as Obamacare. At a White House Youth Summit, Obama used the opportunity to rally a key demographic for the success of the 2010 Affordable Care Act now that the system's problem-plagued website appeared to working smoothly for most users. Obamacare enrollment ramps up in days after website fix He compared the never-ending political fight over the health care reforms to struggles that surrounded social progress milestones of the past century. @highlight President Obama says health care reforms worth some gray hairs @highlight Don't get discouraged by partisan fight over Obamacare, President says @highlight Young Americans are a key demographic for the success of Obamacare @highlight With website working better, the administration launches a pro-reform campaign

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On the morning of the funeral, Labour frontbencher @placeholder complained about the bill.

By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor PUBLISHED: 08:25 EST, 29 July 2013 | UPDATED: 17:16 EST, 29 July 2013 Margaret Thatcher's spectacular ceremonial funeral cost the taxpayer just £1.2million, just a fraction of the sum claimed by left-wing opponents. The final bill for the ceremony at St Paul's Cathedral was revealed by ministers today in a rebuff to critics who suggested the costs would top £10million. Officials said that detailed work on the price of security, policing, staff over-time and hiring the Cathedral meant the total was much lower than early estimates suggested. National tribute: Prime Minister David Cameron gave a reading during the funeral service of Baroness Thatcher on April 17 @highlight Cabinet Office releases breakdown for Iron Lady's ceremonial funeral @highlight Thousands lined the streets of London as her coffin passed @highlight More than 2,300 people from 170 countries attended @highlight 4,000 police officers on duty in an attempt to guard against violent demos @highlight On the day of ceremony Labour's Diane Abbott hit out at cost @highlight Tory MP Conor Burns says even in death Lady T has proved the Left wrong

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As the largest city in the nation and the financial capital of the @placeholder, New York also had the most telephones of any city in the entire world.

They were was built in 1928 by Western Union and AT&T to bring the telephone to Manhattan. Today, the skyscrapers, among New York's first, are still at the cutting edge of communication. It has been hailed as one of the world's best connected buildings, and is home to one of the biggest internet 'switch' points in the world, helping bring the internet to the US. Scroll down for video Each room has biometric security, and is now home to glass rooms housing many of the world's most popular websites. The building at 60 Hudson is home to one of the biggest internet 'switch' points in the world, helping bring the internet to the US. @highlight Built in 1928 by Western Union and AT&T to bring the telephone to Manhattan @highlight 60 Hudson Street and 32 Avenue of the Americas housed huge telephone switches, and even had dormitories for workers who manually connected calls @highlight Now among the world's best connected buildings, and home to one of the biggest internet 'switch' points @highlight Biometric security and toughened glass cases dominate the rooms, housing many of the world's most popular websites

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The event tomorrow aims to enhance co-ordination and co-operation among @placeholder countries, the MoD added.

By Daily Mail Reporter Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose has been deployed to the Baltic Sea for Nato military exercises tomorrow, amid continuing tension with Russia over Ukraine. British armed forces are to take part in three military exercises in the Baltic area to provide ‘reassurance’ to allies in Eastern Europe, Defence Secretary Philip Hammond said. HMS Montrose will take part in Baltops, the largest multi-national naval exercise in the Baltic Sea this year, to improve maritime security in the region, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) said. The Royal Navy frigate HMS Montrose has been deployed to the Baltic Sea for Nato military exercises amid continuing tension with Russia over Ukraine @highlight The ship has been deployed amid continuing with Russia over Ukraine @highlight British forces are to take part in three military exercises in the Baltic area

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@placeholder forces will take the lead in combat missions throughout the country starting in the spring, instead of mid-year, as was previously expected.

Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama announced in his State of the Union speech on Tuesday night that some 34,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan will have returned home by this time next year. The move will reduce the number of U.S. forces in the country by more than half. There are now about 66,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan. A Washington Post poll on Tuesday showed that 80% of registered voters support the president's policy to end the war in Afghanistan. In January, Obama met with Afghan President Hamid Karzai in Washington, where they agreed to accelerate the military transition in Afghanistan. @highlight NEW: The Afghan military says it's ready to defend the country @highlight Obama announces that by February 2014, 34,000 U.S. forces will be home @highlight 80% of registered voters support the president's policy to end the Afghanistan war, poll shows @highlight The White House has been considering a range of troop levels to remain in Afghanistan

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Both the @placeholder and the Amsterdam crashes involved a major impact but the aircrafts' fuselages were not scattered around a large area, showing how strong these planes are, he said.

LONDON, England (CNN) -- The crash of a Turkish airliner in the Netherlands and the recent landing of a jet in the Hudson River in New York demonstrate how safe modern aircraft have become, according to safety experts. Emergency services help to evacuate passengers after Turkish Airlines plane crashes in Amsterdam. The Boeing 737-800, which originated from Istanbul, Turkey, was trying to land at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol when it went down. At least nine people were killed in the crash and 50 injured, 25 of them seriously, the airport's director said Wednesday. The plane was carrying 127 passengers and seven crew members. @highlight Experts: Amsterdam crash shows how safe modern aircraft have become @highlight Nine people were killed in crash and 50 injured, 25 of them seriously @highlight One expert said that in many previous crashes, fatalities were caused by fire @highlight In Wednesday's crash, no fire apparent and plane debris not scattered widely

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Our security agencies are assessing the situation for security implications to Australia but there is no information to suggest that there is an imminent threat to Australia as a result of the @placeholder atrocity.

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has warned Australians to expect more attacks like the one which has shattered the peace in Paris and resulted in the fatal shooting of 12 people at the office of a satirical newspaper. In calling it an 'unspeakable atrocity', Mr Abbott urged Australians not to let the events 'change our way of life'. 'We have a strong presence in the Middle East to tackle the death cult at its source,' he said. 'The Paris shooting is an absolute atrocity but sadly we can expect more of this. We will defend our way of life, we will defend our values and freedoms.' @highlight Tony Abbott warns more terror attacks are likely @highlight The PM urges Australians not to change their way of life including travel plans @highlight He said 'Australia stands with France' and condemns the 'atrocity' in the Paris office of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo @highlight PM re-affirms Australia's high terror alert

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Mrs Baxter later became financial manager of one of @placeholder’s companies and, following the end of his second marriage, is said to have become a ‘highly positive’ influence on him.

By Patricia Kane PUBLISHED: 18:02 EST, 11 August 2012 | UPDATED: 07:57 EST, 12 August 2012 With two divorces behind him, one of which revealed his taste for drinking and prostitutes, the queen’s cousin may have been forgiven for turning his back on the institution of marriage. But the 18th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne has now walked down the aisle for a third time. Michael Bowes-Lyon, 55, made former shop manager and divorced mother-of-two Karen Baxter his new Countess last weekend in a low-key ceremony in the grounds of his £12 million seat, Glamis Castle, near Forfar, Angus. @highlight The 18th Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne wed divorced mother-of-two Karen Baxter in a low-key ceremony in Scotland

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Police forces had not been allowed in @placeholder since then.

By Anna Edwards PUBLISHED: 03:02 EST, 19 September 2013 | UPDATED: 11:25 EST, 19 September 2013 An Egyptian police chief was shot dead today as security forces tried to regain control of an area where gunmen killed 11 policemen last month and mutilated their bodies. Police had earlier fired tear gas and exchanged gunfire with armed men in Kerdasa, on the outskirts of Cairo, state TV reported. Despite wearing a bulletproof vest, Giza Police Chief General Nabil Farag was killed after unidentified militants opened fire. He was shot dead, and as these dramatic photographs show, had to be carried away by his fellow officers. @highlight Troops stormed Kerdasa, near Cairo, to arrest those accused of torching police stations and killing security officers @highlight Policeman shot dead as officers and gunmen fired tear gas and bullets @highlight Explosive experts defused two bombs found on public metro line in Cairo

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But one prominent @placeholder communicator fired back online, lambasting Stockman for what he suggested was insensitivity.

While congressional gun control advocates and gun-rights supporters duke it out with words and parliamentary tactics, Texas Republican Rep. Steve Stockman is showing off his Second Amendment fervor by doing what some consider unthinkable: giving away a Bushmaster AR-15rifle, the same weapon crazed murderer Adam Lanza carried to a Connecticut elementary school where he massacred nearly two dozen children. Stockman, a congressional freshman whose campaign boasts on Twitter that he is 'the most conservative Congressman in Texas,' is angling for a second term. His campaign - not his government office, spokesman Donny Ferguson told MailOnline - is offering the unusual prize to entrants who join his online mailing list. @highlight One supporter of freshman congressman Steve Stockman will win the gun, subject to a background check @highlight Crazed gunman Adam Lanza killed 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in December 2012 @highlight The top Democratic National Committee spokesman tweeted, 'Just had to pick that gun, huh?' @highlight NRA partisans argued on Twitter that an armed guard could have stopped Lanza before his massacre

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Henry and the @placeholder gang pose for more snaps in California earlier this year

Thierry Henry will make his big screen debut in 2015 as he makes a short cameo appearance in the Entourage movie. Former Arsenal striker Henry announced his retirement from playing football earlier this month after ending his career at New York Red Bulls. The 37-year-old has joined Sky Sports as pundit and confirmed he will earn his coaching badges in the hope of one day becoming manager of the Gunners, where he played for eight years. VIDEO Scroll down to take a look at Thierry Henry's career to date Thierry Henry poses with actor Adrian Grenier (right) in California, thought to be on the film set earlier this year @highlight Thierry Henry announced his retirement from playing football in December @highlight The former Arsenal striker is joining Sky Sports as a football pundit @highlight Henry will play a short cameo in the Entourage movie released next year @highlight Former France international also wants to earn his coaching badges

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-- Superstorm Sandy is drifting to the north toward Canada, sending gale-force gusts across the @placeholder.

Sandy is winding down, having spent much of its fury in the past two days crashing into homes and trees, cutting power and wrecking coastal cities. It has claimed at least 40 lives in the United States. The system still reaches from the Appalachians to the Great Lakes and beyond to Canada, and it is triggering winter storm warnings from the mountains of Pennsylvania to those of Eastern Tennessee and North Carolina. A running CNN tally reflects a steady restoration of power to affected areas, but early Wednesday, nearly 6.2 million customers were still without power in 15 states and Washington. @highlight Sandy has killed at least 40 people in the United States @highlight Motorists line up at service stations for blocks in New Jersey town @highlight President Obama to tour damage in New Jersey

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Violent end: Sandy and Daniel Smith, pictured, were gunned down by @placeholder's stepfather in August

By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 14:40 EST, 7 September 2012 | UPDATED: 08:50 EST, 8 September 2012 In memory: Brittany Johnson, left, is raising money for the funeral of her boyfriend Daniel Smith, right, who was killed last month A popular football player sent a desperate text to his girlfriend moments before his stepfather gunned him and his mother down and shot himself in the head, it emerged today. Daniel Smith, 15, was shot in the throat by his stepfather William Thomas last week. Thomas, who had a history of domestic abuse, also gunned down his wife of ten years, Sandy. @highlight Daniel Smith and mother Sandy were fatally shot by his stepfather William 'Dan' Thomas on August 30 @highlight Sent frantic text to girlfriend Brittany Johnson to come get him @highlight Funerals for mother and son held earlier this week @highlight Now Brittany trying to raise money for their final costs

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The @placeholder has not given an official response to the allegation it was involved in airstrikes.

The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved a resolution on Libya on Wednesday that calls for an immediate ceasefire and includes sanctions for those involved in violence there. The Security Council's move came amid worsening conflict in Libya -- and a day after the Pentagon said it believes Egypt and the United Arab Emirates have been conducting secret airstrikes in the North African nation. That claim has been denied by Egyptian leaders and apparently dismissed by a UAE minister. The allegation was first made at the weekend by militants from an alliance of Islamist and Misrata militias -- known as the Libya Dawn forces -- who have been battling rival moderate militias from the western city of Zintan. @highlight U.N. Security Council resolution includes sanctions for those involved in violence in Libya @highlight It demands an immediate ceasefire and end to fighting in Libya @highlight The Pentagon believes Egypt and the United Arab Emirates carried out airstrikes in Libya @highlight Egyptian leaders have denied the claim and a UAE minister has dismissed it

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@placeholder also revealed that the players have started practising penalties and they were taken without a keeper during yesterday’s session.

Danny Welbeck is a major injury doubt ahead of England’s opening group game against Italy after limping out of training on Tuesday. Welbeck pulled up midway through the 90 minute session based on team shape ahead of Saturday’s clash with Cesare Prandelli’s side. The England winger, who is a firm selection favourite with England head coach Roy Hodgson, appears to have a hamstring strain. Blow: Danny Welbeck could miss England's first game against Italy after limping out of training with an injury Tanning: Welbeck, Chris Smalling and Jordan Henderson mobbed on the beach in Rio He left the training ground with blue tape on the inside of his thigh after undergoing treatment with England head physio Gary Lewin. @highlight Welbeck is a major injury doubt for England's World Cup opener after limping out of training @highlight Pulled up midway through a team shape session ahead of Italy clash @highlight Was heavily tipped to start the game on Saturday in Manaus @highlight Raheem Sterling could now come in instead to make competitive debut

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Clinton also subtly hit George W. Bush's presidency for fumbling the response to @placeholder, blaming the former president for a "paralyzed" response to the tragedy.

To Hillary Clinton, U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu is the fighter for Louisiana who "refused to let Washington turn its back" on the state in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina almost 10 years ago. Clinton reached back to the months and years after the 2005 hurricane killed more than 1,500 people in Louisiana to praise Landrieu on Saturday at a New Orleans rally for the endangered three-term senator. "She was relentless," Clinton said, noting that she and Landrieu were in the Senate at the time. "You learn a lot about a person and a leader in a moment like that. And I saw Mary in action, no cameras, no attention, just focused like a laser to take care of her people." @highlight Hillary Clinton reached back to Hurricane Katrina to herald Mary Landrieu on Saturday @highlight "She was relentless," Clinton said of the senator's work after the 2005 storm @highlight The former first lady also knocked President George W. Bush in her speech @highlight Landrieu touted her 18-year experience in the Senate, despite a national anti-incumbent mood

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The Bush administration raised the idea; the @placeholder administration is reviewing the plan and has not decided whether to proceed.

MOSCOW, Russia (CNN) -- On the eve of a two-day summit with U.S. President Obama, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev says both countries are "moderately optimistic" about "resetting" their relations. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev spoke to Italian media about conflicting views on U.S. missile defense. In an interview with Italian media RAI and Corriere della Sera, Medvedev said relations "have begun to revive" after a period of significant deterioration during the administration of President George W. Bush. The top issue on the agenda for the two leaders, Medvedev said, is working out a new treaty on limiting strategic offensive nuclear weapons to replace the 1991 START I agreement, which expires December 5. @highlight Relations have "begun to revive" after Bush administration, he says @highlight Treaty on strategic nuclear weapons tops his agenda for Obama summit @highlight He says Russia "is not against the development" of U.S. missile defense plan

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And if that's a little too pricey for you, a @placeholder ticket will cost you only $1.

(CNN) -- The multi-state Powerball jackpot has risen to $600 million, with a cash value of $376.9 million, according to the Multi-State Lottery Association. The jackpot marks the second-largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history, after no one matched the winning numbers in Wednesday night's draw. Wednesday's jackpot in the multistate lottery was $360 million. The numbers were 2, 11, 26, 34 and 41 with a Powerball of 32. Saturday's jackpot will be the largest in the history of the Powerball game, surpassing a $587.6 million jackpot that was split by winners in Arizona and Missouri in November. The largest lottery jackpot in U.S. history was $656 million in the Mega Millions game in March 2012. That was split by three tickets sold in Illinois, Kansas and Maryland. @highlight Powerball jackpot rises to $600 million, with cash value of $377 million @highlight No one matched winning numbers in Wednesday night's Powerball drawing @highlight Largest jackpot in U.S. history was $656 million in Mega Millions game in 2012

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numerous advocacy groups, @placeholder has decided to resume filming Duck

A startling video has emerged showing Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson unleashing another homophobic rant - just months after the TV show's network suspended him for a similar tirade. Robertson was filmed giving an Easter Sunday sermon at Whites Ferry Road Church in his hometown of West Monroe, Louisiana on April 20, according to the video on YouTube. In the footage, the 68-year-old expresses his anger at the outcry over his December interview in GQ magazine, in which he likened homosexuality to bestiality and branded gay people sinners. 'They were mad at me,' he tells the congregation in the video. 'You say, "why'd they get mad at you?" Cuz instead of acknowledging their sin, like you had better do, they railed against me for giving them the truth about their sins. Don't deceive yourselves.' @highlight Robertson, 68, was briefly suspended from the show by A&E last year after he likened homosexuality to bestiality in GQ interview @highlight A new video that was filmed in his Louisiana church last month shows him lambasting the people who criticized him for his comments @highlight 'Instead of acknowledging their sin, they railed against me for giving them the truth,' he says in the video. 'Don't deceive yourselves'

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Both @placeholder and Conservative parties have used the leaflet company in the past, according to the distributors list of clients on its website.

The anti-immigration party Ukip has been mocked for sending out propaganda leaflets delivered by a migrant from Bulgaria. Labour councillor Peter Wallace said he witnessed 'hypocrisy of the highest order' when he received the six-page party pamphlet posted through his door in Kent by the Eastern European. When the leaflet, promoting anti-EU candidate David Little, was delivered last month the Dover district councillor decided to approach the courier and find out where he was from. Labour councillor Peter Wallace has mocked Ukip as 'a party of hypocrites' after it had leaflets promoting anti-EU candidate David Little (right) delivered by a Bulgarian migrant @highlight Labour councillor Peter Wallace said it was 'hypocrisy of the highest order' @highlight He received leaflet through his door and decided to speak to the courier @highlight Man spoke in thick accent and said he was just 'doing what he was paid to' @highlight Pamphlets were promoting anti-EU Parliamentary candidate David Little @highlight He said employing Bulgarian shows Ukip is a 'non-discriminatory party'

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@placeholder holds his head during the December 2012 clash after being struck on the head by a thrown coin

Louis van Gaal be warned: the Manchester derby is madder than ever. The Dutch boss will enjoy (or perhaps he won't) his first clash with United's city rivals on Sunday. Manuel Pellegrini's out-of-form champions are the hosts, but Van Gaal's boys have hardly been at their best of late either. Manchester City host Manchester United on Sunday - the Citizens won both League matches last season Nerves will be frayed and tensions high and it certainly promises to be another cracker. And that, you have to say, would be in keeping with the nutty narrative of this fixture in recent seasons. @highlight Manchester City host Manchester United in Sunday's derby @highlight Recent clashes have produced various unforgettable moments @highlight Michael Owen scored a 96th-minute winner for United in September 2009 @highlight Wayne Rooney unleashed a spectacular overhead kick in February 2011 @highlight Mario Balotelli produced his 'Why Always Me?' shirt eight months later @highlight United's late 3-2 win in December 2012 saw a coin thrown at Rio Ferdinand @highlight Last season, City recorded thumping 4-1 and 3-0 wins

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Obama's time frame will give U.S. commanders another two "fighting" seasons with the bulk of @placeholder forces still available for combat operations.

Washington (CNN) -- President Barack Obama announced Wednesday night that all the 33,000 additional U.S. forces he ordered to Afghanistan in December 2009 will be home within 15 months. In a nationally televised address from the East Room of the White House, Obama said 10,000 of the "surge" forces would withdraw by the end of this year, and the other 23,000 would leave Afghanistan by September 2012. U.S. troop levels Calling the deployment of the surge "one of the most difficult decisions that I've made as president," Obama said the military campaign was "meeting our goals" in Afghanistan and the drawdown would begin "from a position of strength." @highlight NEW: Senior administration officials say planning for the drawdown began in January @highlight Romney, Huntsman question Obama's decision @highlight President Obama announces all 33,000 "surge" troops to leave by September 2012 @highlight The withdrawal will begin next month, with 10,000 troops leaving Afghanistan this year

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