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British politicians and EU officials expressed concern on Thursday after it emerged that a seven-year-old article criticising a former Merrill Lynch chief executive was set to be removed from Google's search results. The action, which comes as the internet search company responds to the EU ruling on the "right to be forgotten" by removing articles from its European search rankings, led to accusations of censorship and over-reach. Titled "Merrill's mess", the 2007 blog post by Robert Peston, now the BBC's economics editor, describes how Stan O'Neal left the US investment bank after it suffered huge losses on risky investments. In a blog post on Wednesday Mr Peston said the search company had in effect removed his article from the public record, "given that Google is the route to information and stories for most people".
Google -- which opposed the court decision -- responded by introducing an online form giving visitors to its
OPTIONS:
- BBC sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- British sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- EU sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- European sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- Google sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- Merrill sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- Merrill Lynch sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- Peston sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- Robert Peston sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- Stan O'Neal sites a formal route to make removal requests.
- US sites a formal route to make removal requests.

A: European sites a formal route to make removal requests.

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The Somali woman lives in a stick hut covered by ragged blankets in the dusty Shedder refugee camp in Ethiopia. It was here that her 15-year-old son wanted to travel on a perilous journey as a stowaway on a plane from California. Ubah Mohammed Abdule hasn't seen her boy - who was hospitalized in Hawaii after landing there last week in the wheel well of a jetliner - for eight long years. Clutching her black-and-white head covering, she wept Sunday as she stood before the flimsy shelter holding her meager possessions and spoke about her son, Yahya Abdi. Oceans apart: In this photo taken Sunday, April 27, 2014, Ubah Mohammed Abdule (right), 33, sits with her son Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed, eight, and daughter Neshad Yusuf Ahmed, five, center, outside her hut in the Shedder refugee camp in far eastern Ethiopia
Yahya Abdi had been unhappy in
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- Abdule and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- California and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- Ethiopia and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- Hawaii and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- Neshad Yusuf Ahmed and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- Shedder and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- Somali and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- U.S. and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- UN and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- Ubah Mohammed Abdule and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- Yahya and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.
- Yahya Abdi and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.

A: California and desperately missed his mother, according to those who know his family.

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Argentina traveled to Hong Kong looking for a morale-boosting victory following their 2-0 loss to bitter rivals Brazil. It's fair to say they got what they came for. Lionel Messi - who missed a penalty against Brazil - came off the bench to score twice as Argentina claimed an easy 7-0 victory against Hong Kong. Gonzalo Higuain and Nicolas Gaitan also scored a brace each while Ever Banega opened the scoring. Hong Kong had secured an important 2-1 win against Singapore on Friday but offered little against a far superior Argentina side. Host commentator Full-time and it's an easy victory for Argentina.
Nothing the goalkeeper could do about that one... 3-0 to
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- Agbo.
- Angel di Maria.
- Argentina.
- Argentina XI.
- Banega.
- Benfica.
- Brazil.
- C. Lee.
- Chan.
- Cheung.
- Ever Banega.
- Gago.
- Gaitan.
- Gonzalo Higuain.
- Guzman.
- Higuain.
- Hong Kong.
- Hong Kong XI.
- Huang.
- Ju.
- Karikari.
- Lionel Messi.
- Messi.
- Naegelein.
- Nicolas Gaitan.
- Otamendi.
- Pastore.
- Perez.
- Roncaglia.
- Singapore.
- Vangioni.
- Vergini.
- W. Lee.
- XI.
- Xu.
- Yapp.

A: Argentina.

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The National Security Agency's internal watchdog detailed a dozen instances in the past decade in which its employees intentionally misused the agency's surveillance power, in some cases to snoop on their love interests. A letter from the NSA's inspector general responding to a request by Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, lists the dozen incidents where the NSA's foreign intelligence collection systems were abused. The letter also says there are two additional incidents now under investigation and another allegation pending that may require an investigation. At least six of the incidents were referred to the Justice Department for possible prosecution or additional action; none appear to have resulted in charges. The letter doesn't identify the employees.
One employee violated
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- Chuck Grassley's rules on the first day he had access to the agency's signals intelligence collection system.
- Justice Department's rules on the first day he had access to the agency's signals intelligence collection system.
- NSA's rules on the first day he had access to the agency's signals intelligence collection system.
- National Security Agency's rules on the first day he had access to the agency's signals intelligence collection system.
- R-Iowa's rules on the first day he had access to the agency's signals intelligence collection system.

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assistant: NSA's rules on the first day he had access to the agency's signals intelligence collection system.