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These are the two men accused of breaching White House security less than 24 hours apart: an Iraq veteran who allegedly jumped the fence carrying a knife, and a teenager who drove up to the gates and refused to leave. Omar Gonzalez, 42, was arrested Friday inside the Presidential residence with a knife in his pants after making it over the fence and running across the lawn, the Secret Service said. And on Saturday afternoon Kevin Carr, 19, was taken in by officers after allegedly driving a car up to a screening point then refusing to leave when he was asked.
One told MailOnline: 'I've know
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- Carr for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'
- Gonzalez for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'
- Iraq for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'
- Kevin Carr for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'
- MailOnline for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'
- New Jersey for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'
- Omar Gonzalez for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'
- Secret Service for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'
- Texas for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'
- White House for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'

A: Carr for three or four years and he is one of the smartest, most reasonable people we know and we are all sure this incident is a misunderstanding.'

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(CNN) -- After an hours-long search on Wednesday, former model and celebrated restaurateur B. Smith has been found. The 65-year-old, who has Alzheimer's disease, was last seen taking a jitney from New York to the Hamptons on Tuesday, reports CNN affliate WABC. When she didn't show up at her destination, Smith's husband, Dan Gasby, reported her missing and asked the public for help. By Wednesday afternoon, Smith was found by her daughter at a restaurant in New York City, not far from a former residence, WABC reports. It appears that Smith got off the jitney at the wrong stop, and then returned to New York.
Still, "even with
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- Alzheimer's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.
- B. Smith's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.
- CNN's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.
- Dan Gasby's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.
- Hamptons's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.
- Manhattan's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.
- New York's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.
- New York City's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.
- Smith's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.
- WABC's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.

A: Alzheimer's, I think that things are gonna work out," Smith continued.

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(CNN) -- Forces loyal to Alassane Ouattara, the internationally recognized president of Ivory Coast, attacked the residence of disputed incumbent Laurent Gbagbo and took control of state-run TV early Friday morning, a spokesman for Ouattara told CNN. Gbagbo's residence is near the state-run television station  taken over by Ouattara forces in the early morning hours Friday, said Patrick Achi, the Ouattara spokesman. Gbagbo apparently was not there. The takeover occured less than three hours after a Gbagbo spokesman appeared on the same network declaring that Gbagbo had no intention of leaving the presidential palace, according to a witness who saw the broadcast. The presidential palace is not Gbagbo's personal residence and is located elsewhere.
Achi said it was a sign that the armed forces now stand fully behind
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- Abidjan.
- Alassane Ouattara.
- CNN.
- Gbagbo.
- Ivory Coast.
- Laurent Gbagbo.
- Ouattara.
- Patrick Achi.

A: Alassane Ouattara.

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(CNN) -- As Islamists in northern Mali threatened to "open the gates of hell," the United States is navigating one tricky quandary: how does it help in the battle against the militants without violating its own policy? U.S. policy prohibits direct military aid to Mali because the fledgling government is a result of a coup. Read more: Panetta: U.S. could provide logistical, intel support in Mali No support can go to the Malian military directly until leaders are elected through an election, said Victoria Nuland, the State Department spokeswoman. "We are not in a position to train the Malian military until we have democracy restored," she said this week.
Read more:
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- CNN rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- France rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- French rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- Islamist rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- Mali rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- Malian rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- Panetta rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- State Department rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- U.S. rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- United States rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says
- Victoria Nuland rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says

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assistant: Islamist rebels gaining ground in Mali, French defense minister says