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It was a hot-button trial that drew comparisons to the proceedings against George Zimmerman in the killing of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin. The outcome, however, was vastly different. The jury in the case of Michael Dunn found him guilty Saturday night on four charges, including three of attempted second-degree murder, but they couldn't reach a verdict on the most significant charge -- first-degree murder in the death of 17-year-old Jordan Davis. The decision came on the eve of what would have been Davis' 19th birthday. "It was too long before victims' voices were heard," Florida State Attorney Angela Corey, who also prosecuted the Zimmerman case, said after the verdict.
ET Saturday,
Output: Michael Dunn looked ahead solemnly with a frown but no tears.

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When the Nichol family was invited to a wedding at Lake Como in Italy, I was rather hopeful I might catch a glimpse of the celebrity-strewn nuptials of George Clooney and Amal Alamuddin who, at the time, were widely rumoured to be preparing to tie the knot on the shores of this most beautiful holiday destination. Inexplicably, they decided to wed in Venice - so my wife Suzie, daughter Sophie and I were able to focus fully on the equally delightful, and paparazzi-free, marriage of our close friends Jo and Mark. After landing at Milan Malpensa, and an hour's stomach-churning car journey around the endlessly winding roads that border the lake, we arrived at Lenno, a small village on the west bank of the lake, some 17 miles north of Como itself.
Using a phrase book and pidgin
Output: Italy, I managed to order up a veritable feast for dinner including fresh, crisp pizzas, large plates of delicious pasta, and wonderful bruschetta liberally dosed with garlic, basil and tomatoes.

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By Hugo Gye, Meghan Keneally and Mark Duell PUBLISHED: 01:41 EST, 6 November 2012 | UPDATED: 14:45 EST, 6 November 2012 Barack Obama was last night overwhelmed with emotion during the final campaign performance of his career as he was forced to wipe away a tear in front of a huge crowd in Iowa. Seemingly swept up in the significance of the event in Des Moines, the usually-stoic President appeared to weep from his left eye as he made his last plea to voters last night. 'I've come back to Iowa one more time to ask for your vote. This is where our movement for change began,' he told the crowd of 20,000 people.
The Boss: Bruce Springsteen spent the day campaigning with Obama in
Output: Wisconsin, Ohio and Iowa (pictured)

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Uber is investigating one of its executives over allegations that he tracked a reporter without her knowledge, according to a recent report. Buzzfeed claims that Josh Mohrer, Uber's New York general manager, tracked technology reporter Johana Bhuiyan on two occasions using a feature known as 'God View'. God View is available to all employees at the car-sharing service and allows them to see customer activity, such as where a person wants to be picked up. Scroll down for video Tracked: Buzzfeed claims that Josh Mohrer (left), Uber's New York general manager, tracked technology reporter Johana Bhuiyan on using a feature known as 'God View'. Pictured right is the Uber app
However, Ms Bhuiyan had never granted permission for Mr
Output:
Answer: Josh Mohrer  to follow her using the tool.